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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01
TANDEAL
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Recruiting in Ken tucky-An Interesting Sta VAN
ment Ans

ment- AM
The Cincinnati Gazette has a KSntus
letter showing that slavery and rebellion rr ohio
together in that State elsewhere, and gSDd
the saveholdng localities whatever they hae pr0Gur
done toward filling the ranks of the rebel r Hyat
mics, have done very little for those Of
Union. Here is q sample of his analysis: -
Take the ten largest .layehOldng oouSa 76O.
number of slaves and see how many men ea.
class has furnished the Union armies.
large saveholding counties have furnished yAOA'---
per cent. of their enrolled militia, while t
ten counties with the fewest slaves have fuYOrkJ
nshed 65 per cent. of their enrolled miIitartiOles Of
In the former there are 65.5I9 slaves-abo
% per cent. of the whole number in the Stat
In the latter there are 1916 saves. t..
former out of a voting population of 23p00snhagen.
have furnished 1865 soldiers; the latter out
voting population of 1919, have furnisht e.ot.b
3,50S soldiers to the Union Army. tch.
Again take the counties of Fayette al
Pulaski, which have about the same numb ToR1cc
of voters Fayette has s, 9,349 slaves, and har
sent to the field $50 men. Pulaski has l,2e
slaves and has sent to the field 1882 men.
But there is this difference to be noticed alsd9ish
of the $50 men from Fayette 100 Of them master &
listed as officers, and the privates, almost to
man, from the nonslayeholding portion tapplcat
Lexington, and one precinct in the county,
which was large cotton factory, the hano
of which were non-slavehoders.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01

The steamer Africa, with @ ueeustown dates
to the Goth, has arrived at Halifax. Her
news 10 three days later than that by previous
arrivals. The Austrians and Prussians were
still vigorously besieging the Danish strOng-
hold, Duppel. The British Parliament had
adjour ned over for the Easter holidays, with
out taking any definite action on tho Danish
question.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01

CAIRO, March 3O-The latest infOrmatio q
from Paducah represents much excitement a
mong the citizens as they fear another attack
from Forests forces. Merchants and others
are moving their goods and valuables to 4 saf-
er place. Many exciting Iumors are aHoat
respecting Forests movements.
Several planters from the vicinity of Skip
with's Landing, have abandoned their plant
ations and come 10, in consequence Of depre-
dationS committed by guerrias.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01
Burndde's Troops make their Appearance in
North Carolina.

NEW YORK. March 3O.-The Commercial
has received Richmond papers of the 25th.
The Enquirer states that official Information
has been received at the War Department
confirming the landing of large force Of the
enemy under Gen. Burnside in Washington,
North Carolina. The recent heavy fall OF
snow will, it says, stop any movement into the
interior for some days.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-04-01

Rochester is the foremost city in the State
Of New York in the way Of volunteering. Her
quota under the call for 800, 900 men was 929,
but she has raised l,749, or an excess OF $40.
II there should be another call, she would still
be ahead 22A,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
Literary.

d. Appleton 81 Co. announce az in pfepala'
ton "Cyclypndia Of Comueicii and Bus;ness Anec
dOtes' in two large octave volumes containing u d.
lection Of ADocdotcs, original and selected Of merchants
ind other famous men OF business. such ss Aston.
GofhscLid Girnrd Barring and similar celebrities OF
the commercial exchange
Messrs. Hurst X Blschett, London, an
ronnce en edition Of Mr.. Epos Sargents novel Pc
euliar' in three volumes. They pld eloo for eopy
cf the American edition print from William Hewitt
supplies preface.
The Lite efGensr0i McChRar. published by
T. b. Peterson Il Brothers. contains full History Of I'll
his campaigns Gcd battles, including his report. ard
correspondence With the President and War Depart
Rent, and lis various speeches TO soldiers. from the
commencement his public military career until be Esi
relieved from command after the battle Of Ant!etn.
II presents roso-coiasei view OF the proves " the
dcv ghty general.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
ITO THE
/ WHOLESALE DRy.gOops MERCHANTS OF
NETWORK.
METROPOLITAN FAIR.


II. undsr,igned have been srPointode COMMITTEE 70 rep
resent che ale Dry}oods Merchants N the htropoi
is Fnir to commence this city tire 2st .! Ssrrh NEXT
m M h. led upd.r the Of tire Jsedies o the city
who will be .ded by an Advsory COMMITTEE Of Coni!eaah
Il, oseet Is 10 supply funds to To United sa'ei SANITARY
Commission. !,
Tho services Of hi, Commission have been r-eogn','d
the entire army In the highest degree beneficial
Eye-y battle ed been the wnts Of hth noble mec
u add successful boESmpsrtng 10 the sck and wounded
. comfort and hope, and those Ia confidence and
eouf.xa Al VINO are enabled 10 pursue their sVocaous IN
snd safety home .eo: DO less than poylda of ina
.agensi Of tie bravo soldiers who themselves 10
SICKNESS wounds and death 10 maintain me unity Hno pro-
u.o.e the welfare OF their country.
Contribution this purpose rtgussed IN n1y or
II "a money 1t nsy DO sen, 20 tithof q the
Com itre II IL merchandise TO the Receiving Depot NO.
DTeat Jonssst-
Tho 1prnude If the Wholesale Dry Goods n.ercs.col'
p,py tho Domestic end Foreign Commission HOUSES In
yor aud Jobbefros for corresponding coniubcSa 10
i object 81 bensvoenee and dLiy such "a VIII o Only com
pare ayorsby with de results OF Fdrs held suece,siy 10
other places and with tho contributions o. o'e Interests IN
N. city but so DO esteemed worthy tho hb'ray aud rA'
Of the Commercial Metropolis VI the country
COMMITTEE. -.
ALEXANDER 7. STEWART, WILLIAM O. htNBEKT'
EDWARD + JAFFRAY, JOHN NJ DAflfst -, r..
henry 2. sPAULDfSG, JAMES ". CQAsI.SbLH,
GEORGE BLISS, THERON r; DuILkk
ADRIAN iSELfN, CHAs. IL LUplh'flOh'
WILLIAM "a. LIE, CHARLES L. AAInHt4t
GITSTlVIjS KI'TTER WILLIAM A. FAlHEe.
LEVi p. MORrOS ChsiTnsn.
NAHUM SULLIVAN, Secretary.
W. q. LtNbERT, TreVurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
Ncw-gorL Town Meetings.

CElrAUpUA CoCHTY.--Superyisors elect:
hrkwrft;-Chtunoey Abby Bur,i-John X Robertson
Csfroil-Ch.res H. Horoni ChsTiot'e-HenyE Reyn91,
ghstsuqnsMaItin Preadrgart; Cherry cfeeL HoLsno I'm
Clyaier-Johnson Holon. Enery-JAIn-s Hale, EIico,t-
A. r. Aeni Elin. ;on-Sanuel Griffith; French Greeks.
Terry; Gerry-Deo A. ALBRIGHT bsuo,~r-Ws.. T1lcoff
BsrnonyN dier l.. Sessions klut9nc-W oi.ngtcn WOOD
sIj; Polsnd-SunH.r Alien; Poufret-Herly BeIj-nin
po-1 snc-5nsJf HagtsooI N!pley-Chss. H. Broeswsy
SherdsnBrd Tolls; Stookop-Hsl!ow Cn..cy Wes.tt.d
-seI,1s II. HuIgerford.
Tho Bosfi viii s,sni ,cengdng that Douiit si-cs
Dsraocrut ri Union aud Dem. We IO.s Supervisor a.
Hanover and ssin one "a Ripley.
In Carroll Harmony snd hislons. H-rsrr {. l.. NoT:on
alter L. Session. and Weinstou Noods,d r.sec led
u;ihoI; opposition In Elhco Bust, Gerry, Poland Eng
ton ChsUtsuq,s and S-v.ra oher the oppan,n
merely nominal IN Pomf-t IT, oonies, spirited b., The
Uuion up and 2e.sad la Ripley, Mr. Charlie b.
Boets,y suoe.d. d. Colin' 'eJ fine MAJ b,uips BIZ,
politics. and experienced Supervisor, a. h,rd 70 tssi
,cLs.t1y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
Econ, she YEs9, kndirs.

Cor7s1y opJesce - The A..osisisd fres,
KINGSTON, ia FRIDAY. Feb. s, IeS
The business transactions Of the LAT fortnight
Rave nU been attended by any impotaA: changes OF
extraordinary movements. Without any great 6uctua.
lions IN in ported ara ces the ,saes have been Que. and
s;cady being confnsd only 10 lril4 ed.te wants.
The non.srTivsl Of phs usnaH monthly steamer from
New York doe on tho 3lst ult. has contributed "a limit
purchases No America adVices e always waited for.
In tke produce nark6t,o have % notice falling OFF In
the supply OF Pnen0, ,lnd con&cqiensJ an advancing
tenGency Fretbts are pientifN art the Unusual de-
mand FOR fills article 20 a. pstch yessss he's caused the
supply 90 au short thlo early II the season. Other
produce remains steady.
Arnyed. Feb g. bris H. iAoors, P,Le Philadelphia 25d
achr Prince Coniort Pigeon NswYork; 3is big Louise
Iisnes Sailed Jan 20 ,scbt- o. w. LorinF. R1ssn
3oh brig J. W. Harris C,alise- New Iork Feb J. sciI VI
hewai Gould 20. AZ do 6th inn, sciit. Lint, OBnen,
and Prince CoLsort, Pigeon, for bs's- lork loading
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
IsaC~-g Eecf;yes,.

Az Introduction huuicipsl law By John Norton Pom
troy. bVo. Up. 5+% j. appleton a G..
Mont AerIea and O;he. Poems. by Harvey Rice i2ac
ID 1ti. The Same.
Ii0 Chronicles Of Gussu, It's PET. and 10 Pleasures, By
The Lc.e Mes lieu<1ets "ssoH i2ao W. 10. AoSeri
Csrter 4 Bro;hcrs
Tie ros. o. hcncr Byase Author Of Broad Shadows on
Lite. Rib"Gy" l2-ao. ~. GO The Sone
1Ie SslctioLal sv, beng tie Flint Par SprMatt
eI11os Matter. By AItll i0ung. STo pp. Ia Nsl'tl
Lnv.
Letters Lsdv, ~ Wi'o'ln Won Hunbo'dt From II,
GcruaI WITH Int odul.lu by CLses Cooley Lslf
Emo RI. 255. Phibdeipht.; Frederick Leopold. New.
York: z. ". Chnscern-
Vcy snirs aische G-chte usb.rse'1 Cs.l Th,oior
Eber For American Poems lrsusissd into German Emo.
u. 20. Tue sane.
Cudjo's Gov. By J. 4 Tfo~ bridge l2me PIP. ~. J.
y. Ti'tou %.
ss LadieC BOOK Of Resdioy, and Recsticn.. ID jain
W. =. HowA u mo. PIP. 81. + H. Buuer 4 Go.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
Tse Uade,yrj,.r uri.ou,rs.

lie tiers have been received giving an account
fsnn Of Tie prisoners Captured by the obel on board
she eul boat Underwater, near Newborn N c. On tEe
night Feb. =. They we're tekcn to GoldsborOugi.
81 c. and are now held tl-e prsoners of war. Sew
sral II uhe1n ara wounded and In military hospital
e|ne ma. Ylamed EaNsrd SewlOre, seaman has died
Twenty -fye at L oldsboy0ugh lie. Of whose
bas beea received lde writer does not appear 70 know
Whist has become Of Il C0Lmaader Of the gnb0at or
of the o.hes men on bond Tho attack was made on
dark night, with overwhelming fOTCe, and many o.!
the saio.s iamped over board aaa swan ashore. The
following is the list:
wfEsln K. Eneen Actih Matters Mate and Ezecn::r-
AGb pistol balls 5 cutaSc IN tbs lef, ana side.
Ecwste n. Sogrs, Acting ASIA sE, Peyllaste..
John T. Dick, Acting Second As sistsnt Esasnee7.
SsBnsi u. Ellis, Acting Third A sistsnt Engineer.
Htsfy X steeveT Art.ng Third A ssz6nt Engineer.
Gsltsl W ard, Acting Masters hs1-
cksfies 4. Stew at Acting Msftefh Mate.
John BcCOTnick, Acting Masters k,ts, WoZJSs2
JeInNs a. Earie, Psynssters Steward
James A Mathews, Msstef-at-AIul~
Henry AcilwsiB. Second Master
kiiess.f GG18sn, second Master
Lyman Page, Duuuors Mate.
John Brown Ships Cool.
Nathaniel ". Parsons, Ofdcc-s' Cook.
ShonIas Jones, Ward room steward ,
james hciry J, Second Gunner
Joseph iHge'sSii Captain or kOrscasts, sounded
John JouTGCsy. Second Cass Fireman.
james Wills, Seaman.
.DeBo Rowland Seaman.
Robert Grshsm, Orderly Sergeant
John Sullivan. LsndsDaD.
william Jones, LandsniA an.
Albert morse. Lsiidsmsu wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
FEllE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
II SIR JAMES oLARKE,s
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
rrep,rea l.orn prescription Of Sir J. Clark. ~

rEspsred iou prescription OF sir J. Clarke. ~ D..
Fhys Ian ETtsLoIdIagy TO the Queen.
Tiiy- Known medicine is imposition buI .,1r- aud
safe I'rnydy lot female Difficulties and Oos.uctious from sy
osrte whatever and although powerful remedy Il contains
nothing hurtful 10 tie CONSTRUCTION 10 married lades
Is peculiarly suited IL will In sh0.. Tina bnnk on ths
MONTH, period With regularity.
In All cssesof heou.sui Spinal Affection, Palm 10 n. Back
rnd Limbs, fatigue slight ereuon Gapitston OF the
Heart Hysterics, and White. th.s, pm. vii effect cure
when all other means have islsl and although powerful
reasdy DO not c0hts1 non es4ons, snnony, ythug
hgrfl' 10 the constitution
Fu direction. 10 the pamphlet around Zach n,nka-. which
should he carefully preserved.
Dor lull particulars, g.t pamphlet zee ofihe scent
H. BAl and postage ~anps inclpsat 10 any authorized
AGENT val insure bottle Containing ~ nils b. RETAIN
mail Sold by al druggists
JOB MoGEs, No. :! Courlsndt,, Ee~.York
Sole United States Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
CoMMIsNoygRs OF CllARrrIps .nn Copnr,

! COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CoRgTc
1ossAt The semi THY meeting OF ibis Coumjss,or
lhrsoGy aiteinOOn Mr. Draper in tie chair the r,por
OF the C0rnIttoe u the Whole showed transfer dur
ING the previous week OF Prs person nom tho CITY
Ffisoa TO the WOrklOuse on Bisciwell. Island mi
,oniioher Was requested 10 transfer the exclusive Phi,
ege o the pier 'oct OF vCIty5Nh street % the Con-
MISSION IL th- request lie granted tie Commissioners
WI abandon Le pei at the foot of Grand street The
recepte iot the past week for work nt the institutions
Was coll IA. The number Of persc, remaining on tns
sSth inst. was o.3s3.
a soldier writes from Chattanooga of An Incl.
dent that occurred there on sent &, I'VE were march.
ing along Mt route step with our o,ors furled and
IA thelI gheK cases Wien VIC perC eiyed ebout q dozen
of the nir sex IN one Of thOe eyey,DA Southern nor.
ucos watching rs as we passed. We hagot nearly BY
when one " the young Indies stepped Out ~ the ont
and sald, Boys We want 70 see the old far On such
SHOUTS as went up the men took step hats iboat nun.
Der went into The air and the hurr lasted for good
hour and the women all cried"
DR.. Huxley of Goshen, Conn. reeeiyele week
OF Two ego teekrsphic message saying that ss sor
oi me "a Conn Artillery was mo more" He inme.
uy ieit 70 procure his sons BODY but found bin alive
snd recovering, the dispatch having been wilton "no
woree.' The excitement and reaction bod .och ~
eneet upon The doctor that he fell click aud died ir
days thereafter. A''1 '''i
John Shippy, Mormon elder, has been
In Canada aud the other day held sortb a,
Chatham. Elder Duncan Baptist ninister. contro
Vered his doctrines and the audience mobbed The Nor
mon The saint had not long finished two years In the
canadan peniteniary. which may have sccorDted for
Us bearers want Of faith.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

FIRE IN WEST FoRTY-sIyTH sTEKl'T.--The
dwelling bouse DC 262 West Forty-siTti strs owned
by Henry Bsyer, was damaged by fire on WAinesday
TO the amount Of eco; insured for 81 0OO in th IIaii
Ton Company. Grsexye Lsnbeck, who occupltd tho
second dOOr loses s20GVp furritarsi Insured ot $500
in The HaInilton CompapS lhe other tenants loselOo
on furniture; no insurance. DO 264. owned By Bryan
Maker, also damaged e2bS insured for Sl 0OOfn
tho Stuyvesant Company. Mrs. Lambeck. wiic OF one
Of the tenants at No. 26o 'ested Oh suspicion OF
setting the building FIRE. An ny@tgstion, ~ be
made BY luo,NarshAl paker Cd Fr4'9y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
LrcrrRFs BEFORE QUE Sex Asp wouKpEI

Sor DrrRs-On Thursday evening" the chapel Of the
Ladies Home Hospital. on E!ty.fTst street. was
guests. numbey of ladies who IA 80 shown their De.
vOcn 10 the country by their tender treatment u the
soders who have suffered In its def se we're present
DR.. McDougall the Medical pirecfori DR.. HOT and
his staff Major MeEvin. and voluAteer company OF
vocssts, were sso present The rooa' was tastsflly
decorated with fagS, and handsomely illuminated Tie
subject Of the lecture was the Of WIZ and HuEno-
IL was the third or fourth In regulor series being dc
lyered there Tor the entertainment Of the Aatients
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

Loss OF TbB BRITIsB DARE STADAooYA.--
Capt Samson Of toe ship jacob a. stsueT arrived
Friday reports, -Jen TO- lat 40 90 lon 800 ~ cl IA
With Bri.sA bark Staiacona, from 81 John. n D. for
Southampton with rudder damaged. and IN sinking
conditions took from her Cept. Moore. officers. AID
cfsw, Il In all II being ,,ua,ly at tic time and
heavy %. II was With much dhcaly the boat aas
picked M. Tie crew Of the bark wefeSFoE on; with
constant prrYuI, AID j. Wa Necessity 10 tarl them
over tho side IN board With rOp@s. Capt Moore ~.
ported having bad very heavy weather for tic ter days
previous 20 leaying h.s vessel aud THAI sbo xade 20
much Tatel that b. could not run h.r. Jan q On
changed siggals with the shin haccOnia with lcss ~
tolgsaltIDast ami mainiDpissi. G,h ~ spoke brig
Goorge T., nom -. Ih0naS for DgDy. -. g. who took
ttc crew Of the Sttdseonn on board, leaving Capt.
Moore mate, and Carpenter on bOard The .tdmeI
where tley have been u days. an tic pns.ngcrs mo
Visions having become shorI from tie extra Bunbcr ca
board have been ON rather short RAJ Oun ainoe when
on Speaking schooner Native OF EcWbury rort ei can
tain very Kindly supplied them with Ehsi he could
snsre-thrco barrels OfbfCat ana haf Darrrl o. beef
and when he heard the women hungry he acnt lis
own supper, which ives ready for tie table Fob n
ar1r Hicks, tie cook found dead in biz bed sun
posed nom NJ. Had birth On she pls.age Pr.,ea
geis, Capt SlmonJ. MADAME belmont aal Dr Cassan'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

rI,HE TRUSTEES Of the FIVE POINTS
l. HOUSE or INDUSTRY are snsioos 70 provide nore
adequate School aud Chspe accommodation Tor the children
under he e.re. They have been enabled 'aaisOn'
purchase ,ucien, adjoining ound AID uoT pea! 10 the
friends Of the Institution for anoans Wt'h will enable
them without ineors debt, TO r,ks the psoposse addition
TO thar building Donations for lids purpc'e should be sen;
TO Mr. R. B. LOCKWOOD, Treasurer Five Polais House Of
Ind sry, No. Iss Woths,., or TO any OF the Tsu..ees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

zoo RECRUITS WANTED for Richmond
sVDtI County Staten Island 20 whom the h,best boin
tie. will be prd Ferry bosts leave the TOO, OF Whiteha
Newly orr every Mastering Office nrsi birding staten
Inland More money paid cash down. person bringing
recruit than any ebef place. JAMES LEI,
Recruiting Agent for hichnlcrd County.
P. sRecruits have s choose the best regiment.
Ia the service
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

TREASURE PROM NEVADA IN 1863. - The
amount Of TREASURE shipped from Eevada during lso
was Ell, oi2 f5s s5-tron Virginia ee5ooc oo Carson
City. e576i $50 73i Salt Lake slei35 60; Esnerads
s5oo00o and Gould IIil, sl.lss,i2l a. This return
does not include tie bullion shipped from the Rees,
River and Hambod; mines Tie yoli ,is year will be
much larger. as new mines are opened IN various Dis
t-cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
WV n RIypxrL. Secretary.

AOTICE.-On and after Ist March, 1864, W.
~ w TUPPEE Of 70. S. Janest l. No LOnGEE AGENT
Tor L. Is. TUFPER5 PATENT CRATE BARS. an osde"
N-'S''"''' " " L. g. TUPrER.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27

Various endOwments received ny Yale Col
Ne within short time foot mp half million, and
~ Wy changes and additions &c be made consequently
Ia 70 g,Gepcs ard buildpgs j
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-27
pTRIrNIAN OINTAIENT

PERUVIAN OINTMENT,
and 'he PURE flNG-BEISNIGORA1lN " SYRUP DF
LOAA" used simultaneously eradicate, from tie Systern
IhltEDNATi>M, GOVT, and Rhf MATlC 9OUI, which,
20 ,uTe -coiusly aust be st.cksd Ia tho ard bon-
whsre they rooted Siih joints heursgic Swelling.
Pans, 10. ac, ARE speedily relieved ~ those r.nees
Tns furifyng heinyi soEstins SYRUP Oh LOXA 10 far
more purtiyiuS n 10 effects than any prepared la
u Il inv uabe lot the % old Iacogs Diseases proceed
irs from puriy Of the Blood iuyrtcIa.o BLounoss no
male Complaint Cuisu-ous Di-.-.r Gsu-ral Deo.y or
NsHe.s sad restores 10 Tie body ia original Hea Beauty
md igGL
d.. uou,.e. PULHONIC PERUVIAN OIL Will be found
valuable foE streaslnns tie Lungs AID Chest, ersjicsk
bronchitis, Coughs Holrsrues lacpeni Con'unpton &c
= Public sPeasori and Singers uusL i. specific will tint
Invaluable Tor restoring the Voice 90 is Original ,earn
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