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DENTISTRY.

nENTIeTRY.-Dr. W. F. MARSHALL, Dentist.
- no. 2S& Pennsylvania avenue, sec-
sono Goor from 18th street, attends to allHp&~
oranches OF the profession. oc bpm" Lo
nENTIsTRY.-Drs. LOCKWOOD L MERRILL,
~ Dentists, Room No. 2. WAshinsto
Guiding. corner Psnna. avenue and 7th
street. &C 10 m@ 1O
GRlAL DISCOVERY IN DlNTIsTRY.
fsssA Exs,sessI ssiales P,ts viii Il. MsA,,s at
-! you'd advise ~ Persons having teeth 10 IL.
nact to call at DR.. tlWIID once,
ma nave them taken out BY this new
examine the Doctors new and Inn. S
proved method OF Inserting Artificial Teeth. II
you once see the great i'm provement In his teeth
yo9 wiz have them In ne other style than this new
nnd valuable one. No. 249. Pa. avenue. between
noyls 8. r. LIwII, II. D., Dentist.
M 1oon,. n TGE IT
Of the HIN lRAL PLATE TIiTH, a. -
tends personally at his ONCE In this
city. Many persons can wear theseQl1YYYU
teeth who cannot wear others, and NO
person can wear Others who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ONCE can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desire
but to those who are and wish the pures
oleanest, strongest and ost perfect denture that
art can produce. the MINERAL PLATE will b
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this city-No 1884, Pennsylvania avenue
Philadelphis. mar4-Iy
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DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"a O1RICA 614 PA. AVENUE,
Nashlnstox, d. &.

"A OPTION sl4 PA: AyENUI.
HashlSstox, d. q,
'NAAf Ek S9i kxPREss FoRWHkhDEks. "''f
MERoHANpIsl. MONEY, ylWlLRY, VALID.
AgsSs sI93 Gkb
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
NORTH, last. WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
wAsRzHazSSt SfEE1$ aSSfkE J hssro'
oiNH VfLLE q LLiG kffSSdaS'o EIoAS
Qennections are made At New YORK and Boston.
to s othsf IND
to LIVERPOOL, SOUTHAMPTON and HAvRI
commercial towns il Great Britain and ths oonti
Collection Of NOTES, DRAFTS, and BILLS made
ct all accessible parts Of the United States.
q O. u *. 2SEs, asf g. 3.
COX PAwNBROKER AND OOs
ZOC LOAN OFFICE. zoo
LICENSED BY AUTHORITY.
ass MATHEW < WALSH, 2s5
2eo STREET, between 10th and 18th,
Second door from Harvey's Oyster Saloon,
am now prepared to make liberal Cash sd- ~
vaDces on Gold and Silver Watches, Dia- xOx
monds, JeweIry, Silver-ware, Hardware,
Clothing. and Merchandise of every description in
SHavn9 had twelve years ex perience in bust
ness in the City, and favorably known te many of
its citizens. am confident that to all who may in.
trust me with busin less, (Which will be strictly
confidently l viii give satisfaction: Office open
every day Sunday excepted) from Seven O'Clock,
A. until Nine O'Clock p CON q
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- TO SUIT THN TIMES
We aIe now manufacturing all kinds Of BOOTS
and SHOES, and constantly receiving a sup n6Rn
ply of Eastern. made work of every descrip- III
ton. made expressly to order, and will Be
sold Al much lower price than has BEEN -
heretofore charged in this city for much inferior
articles.
Persons in want of BOOTS and SHOES of Eastern
or City made work, will always find good assort-
ment in store and at the lowest prices, Give us a
call. GRIFFIN BROTHER,
ap6-t 314 Penn Avenue
G. W. BeTELER. JNO. W. BOTELlR
C. W. BOTELER r. SON
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T0s1PH REYNOLDS & 90,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM 1ETTBRS,

Jos1PH REYNOLDS & 90.
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND sTEAk IsTTERs,
No. 500 NIx1H STREET, near avenue,
Have just received, and will constantly keen m
9fChandeliers, Brackets, prop ishts, Portsbies,
New York, Phiiadel phia, 90, which viii b soid
'.Ai:s, RxNsis. SGsS2Ciis. and nr.-Bo.ra
st%Sy s sr. ,r.n.red to ,urn,,, -. ,..p.na,,,
use anywhere, on very reasonable terms. Hotels,
RestsqEsnts, ga are 81 inyitsd to call
line &. as1
Closets, Wash stands, Basins, &C., &C.. st No. 500
Ninth Is Tie ay so
Sdght By the use Of the eel.s9@
sbrated PEBBLE and P!RIsooPIe sP.oFAoL1s, uni.
ssse iss the
scientifically and correctly suited, By FRANKLIN
S4z PsHnsSivanis .vsns:s, bet 18th and 18th sts.
i ;f aast1 81 MSA
s941H4ECs 1Gs6ms p6
&e:s in great variety, and at 6s5ovsat prices.
T4EHI sly FSHSX X9 NEwE 11H%a5TP4IREkI 5oKwAE1:
for tSs fCF one
SIS i $!:| 81:
BfI 81 ID ! EasIss. s:slls S1 ss1.
(; Il T.: ~.
CzRF4IE 5a ne EI.;I Sk Tn 70 I1EFifiIl
O. : s's; ii nc 49,. VIZ
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@a sli1.I I1 ~ LIZ, ..ILS,5 a noy 1E:1.Fsa 70
la.sa fsc| ~ nv xaias xiis, 1itioat e:n Sls;
- -. ~. and tosk CrsaS FL.
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LAND SALES.
THE UNITED
RY TEE PRESIDENT o THE UNITED
ID STATES.
FOR THEsALE OF vALuABLHLANDs IN THH
LATE WINNEBA90 INDIAN RESERVATION

President of the United States OF America. do
hereby declare and make known that public sales
viii be held in the under. mentioned Land once,
in the State of Minnesota, at the periods herein.
after desi grated, to wit:
At the Land Once At St Peter. commencing on
disposal OF the public lands comprised in the late
reserve for the Winnebsgo Indians, above men,
townships, which win be sold at the appraised
value of the lands and the improvemsn tsthsreon.
viz:
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NEW RETAIL CLOTH HOUSE,
~ No. 1919 Baltimore Street,
EIREMEN's INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN.
900,

Office Cora Street and Louisid.a Agenue, Orer
Bank Of Wdshingt1n.
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War Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
w "a atom Nov & 1874
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(HOAPANION 10 THH REBELLION REOORD,
ntAts 3slers, both National and ksbeK xhicR we're
~ R3nnaaed In the regular }Dne1 Of the 0obel.
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~ No. 234 Pennsylvania avenue, sec.-
sond door from 18th street, attends to an6y&~
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ORGANIC WlAKNEss, IMPOTHNOY IMP IBr
MINIS To MARRIAGE

By DR.. Johnston's marvellous treatment, Weak.
ness of the Organs is speedily cured and full visos
restored. Thousands of the most nervous, debilL
tated and impotent, who had lost all hope, have
been imm ediately relieved.
All innpedments TO marriage, Ph ysical or Mental
vous Irritability Tremblings, and Weakness, q
Exhaustion Of the most fearful kind, speedily
cured.
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DROP AIS 1eR 1oRAGl.
OHIHI QuAlflRNLs9Il's O1y1oE,

oc 22-law4w \
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ZN7zZZR2z2Il

All the Medical men and the Pres Fe,Ommend
Dr.. strickland's Anti ChoIera Mixture Is the only
certain remedy for DiaErhnaA and DysentaEy, IG q
a combination OF 4sttinee6tS, 'Absorbents, stimu.
Tents and CaFmlnatfHeS and IL warranted 70 effect
cure after all other means have failed.
Fourth Ftreet, 6iheiiilEfElO u u III : :
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BAL b HOSPITAL
- - 'E4 IF paHRu1aas., WIUau 1aOn
WHERE
no pORE GAN BE DETAINED, n :

o. iouACkAREVA -
PHE PLACE WHE"A
nc pORs CAN BE DETAINED II :.
TIE JoENsToH Has DIsooyiEiRRE'br, i nm. n ,,d..
~ CerAln, spCedy and OSiy F11EflSi Rt.IISl
" 9ask md Limbs sifictGI5, AasefiSs3 of ~ e
pOte1eya General Debility NCTVo11oGl- = -
Languorp Low Spirits, CoflGIoI 81 ~
SISS - 49,. Ei[eletty, Trembling, DimnssIo
hole OF Skin AeSStiOnAOf The LIVer. Ian; So.
aeh or B0Wsls-thoSs Terrible disordsr-- -
itary practices more fatal to Their yieffS 49, -
song Of Syren1 70 the Mariner Of UiTI-s-
= ~ - e anfsPatiOnl, render:
nd YOUNG MEN .4.
Especially, WhO have bseme the victims Of sO,,....
Vice that drpadfGl and destructive habit Which, ~
nuaIy gWeeps % an untimely grave th1uSSS5' :.
intellect, who might otherwise have entrs6sI ny ~
tenfng 6elatGA, with thu thiindOra Of 0I0Nnons. ~
Waksd @ eeStaey the living Tyre, may eAli With hi
g. -.uug MARRIAGE
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating
marriage being aware Of hySioal WeGknoB brand
He Who places hi1seif under the care a Ur. J.
nay Teig1ouSIy eonnda in his honor - Gentleman,
and confidently rely upon his skin as P6yEIeian.
ORGANIC WEAKNESS -
Imm0diRtely cured and Full Vfaue Ra7tuna6
Marriage tnPossible-is the penalty tSSa by tie
victims Of improper tnd1lenesa. YO1ng persons arO
too apt 70 commit excuses from not being aware d
the dreadful Consequences that may enSuO. Nov,
who that understands the subject Will pretend 10
deny that the power fpTOcreaton 3 lost sooner BIZ
those ming INTO improper habits than BY the pTu-
denti Besides being deprived 81 The pleasure o.
healthy offspring, the moSt serious md destructive
symptoms % bofh body and mind arise. The system
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental Fdno-
tons Weakened5 los Of PrOereAtye Power, Nervous
IrTitAbility, DySpepsiA, PAlPitation Of the Heart
Indigestion, Constitutional Debility, wasting Of
theEFame Cough Consumption, Decay and Death
Office, No. z South Frederick St.,
Len hand side going from Baltimore street, fen,
dO1s from the corner. Fail not 70 AbSarVe the name
Letters must b paid and contain stamp. Th-
Doctors Diploma hangs il his once.
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS,
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: WEST VIRGINIA VII GIlgNSgbA moro
Business College,
AT WHEELING. :sgsz
'in- 1ffilr1wS-sat TsJ1H ym7l 2
=.- AafIs!-5 OoHDUoIKD H-.6g 81 g.,
Z T. HITG HGoGE.
At NO 11aIE MAIN STREET. -. :.

- As AtI-fNS G74.A~$ AAS@1-p
AT NO. 11s1k MAIN STREET, aga
..i y-ii- CHornbroOk's aBuildfng) rs ..iiu
g Wopen for Students day and evening" 10 t4i
uIHE purpose OF this institution Il to INSTRUCT
III young men land women too1 in the principle
bushes and in andits conoomitantS
ROOK-KEEPIHG, .,5...,a ,,.
str,pped of its absurd ysrbiaRe and ancient pro
lixity and intricacy, and adapted TO the modern
States h the leading subject fattsnt0n Its EAws.
which are ~ exact unerFip& and free from excep
ton a. those Of patple and eomRrtsed IN very lev
who IL then conducted through course Of practical,
Book keeping, in NUMEROUS sets Of books In great
the art which enables him to apply It With faeliIty
toany kind OF business 10 +564 = 1ii sa= 81
HA5i AfWRITINGfSC SCHOOL vmIz
Is open day and evening, attended by both ladiea
Rnd gentlemen, where, without entering for the full
course, good handwriting can be obtained ina
tl7ua9d itARlTHmETIC,se cd
and It's application to All manner Of .au1 sdT E.
COUHTING-H0UsE CALCULATIONS,
receive the attention their primary Importance de
mands. The student will be made acquainted with
several modes of calculation not found in books
tending greatly to the abbrevtation of his work! 3
There Il open to the Student also . eourSeof
Es BUSINESS SCIENCE ss
comprising Political Economy, Commercial Law and
usages, Finance, Ranking and Currency; also maxim
Of eminent Business Men in regard to the besi
methods OF conducting business SUCCESSFULLY an
INSTRUCTIONS in the above subjects are intersper
cd with unAxlms and fnculcations tending to tn
formation Of high character men and citizens.
~ The course Of Instruction Il intended to be ~
comprehensive and thorough as that of any OF the
Commercial Colleges, while the expenSe to the s4n-
dent II much les1. a-e- si. .1---tf $3.50 z
Lib. begI leave to refer those to whom he IL
unknown TO the officers Of the banks in Wheeling
and bridgeport and especially to his students.
4.r --i TERMS, &c.
For the full course above indicated including the
Is 10, payable on entering. The time usually re-
quired for the course is from two to three months;
but the student Is not limited in time-he may
remain as long, and return as often, he pIease5
tan7 q 80 10 =
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FREAKS or THE ARlsTocRACY-A BARoNRr's
DAUGHTER BLoPEs WITH GARDNER.
Prom the Court Journal.

An elopement extraordinary took place
n short time ago-the lovely and accom-
plished daughter Of a wealthy baronet
leaving her fathers house, in the dead of
night, under the protection of her fathers
gardener, to whom she was united in holy
matrimony on the following morning. At
hotel not hundred miles from Clifton,
81 very common man, supposed to bea lady's
servant, engaged rooms for lady, and
when that lady arrived various were the
whispers and surmises that this man might
be her husband. However, SO it proved /;
and the father being appealed to in vain,
this interesting CO Iple were soon almost in
state of starvation. The people of the
hotel, however, were very kind and, feel
ing an interest in the lady, they used their
influence, and at length succeeded in get.
ting the husband into the police, where as
night policeman he was too thankful to
earn his guinea week.
JoCULAK BRIDEGROOM NEW STYLE OF
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DR.. stricEI6hFs MeElIhuous O6ugIf Blisam g var.
Eanted to cure Coughs. Colds, H0arsenesss Asthma,
Whoeping Cough, Sore Throat, Consumption, and
all affections Of the Throat and LnnRs.-s
For sale by Druggists. General Depot East
Fourth street, Cincinnati, o.. TO- rn' F
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on. b no. 8. n
NEW FIRM.
TinlG0ppeI& ShaatIEanWa[Jaa

TAI WING Increased my facilities Tor the mann,
= an tSSsGEs q the above articles, am prepared
en- M ~ SEdeSs promptly and as cheap or cheaper
Keep the latest patterns OGSTOVRS, both Wood an5
SOs a99 van warrant every Stove, am prspared
te 90 ~ klnda OF Job Work In Sheet Iron md Tib
ahd VIII give such jobs nay personal aftenk{r,
spo1ting and Guttsrtng ofall kinda alWaya'on hsod
aud Bras Kettles and Fruit Cans 81 the sSf
KIND also very cheap. Merchants and otk4iS 1880
ing the city will do we'll to give me caI.
JOSH B. =. CALDWELL
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MARRIAGE vows.
Prom tho western Morning Newg. J


A wedding ceremonyat Penryn came
to an unexpected close on Thursday under
peculiar circumstances. A well TODD
young man, named Andrews, recently
returned from Australia, had wooed and
won damsel respectfully connected, and
having procured license the pair, atten,
dedby more than dozen friends in four
or five carriages, arrived about IL o'clock
on Thursday morning at the doors of St.
Gluvias Church, Penryn. The appear
ance of the party indicated more than
ordinary desire to do all honor to the oc-
Casion. The officiating Clergyman, the
Rev. G. ID. Saunders, curate, conducted
the service, which proceeded in due course
until the question was asked the brides
groom, wilt thou have this woman to
be thy welded wifea"i To this. instead
of the ordinary affirmative, he replied,
"Well, l don't mind taking her a month
or SO on trial." This unseemly speechlas-
founded the congregation, and disguised
the clergyman, who instantly closed his
book, went into the vestry, and disrobed.
The parties followed him, begging him
to proceed with the ceremony, but he res
olutely refused, and left the building,
and conferred with the archdeacon of the
diocese, the Rev. Chancellor Philpotts
who is residing at the Yioarage. AIDE
msnd was made for the fee paid for the
licence,, but this was ALSO declined; and
the party, evidently much chagrined, re-
turned 70 the church and re>entered the
carriages, giving orders to be driven as
quickly rs possible to Falmouth. Amid
1he ironicai cheers of the assembled
crowds, the parties drove off, and just be-
lore IL O'Clock dashed up TO tho office of
the superintendent registrar at Falmouth,
and applied to have the marriage cere.
emony gone through instantly. For this
however. there was no time, and the
doudly, disappointed party repaired to.
The Globe. Hotel, where for the remains
Ter of the day they endeasored, as best
they could, to keep up the appearances of
good spirits.
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.qailpy7 ntsgII.IlJtgelai.rIle.t',..
ENGLISH DoMEsTIG LIFE.
Aauesr EIopement. @
a Roy OF SIXTEEN Runs AWAY WITH APREfTX
WAITING MAID. ot
Prom ,he European Times.

From the European Times.
The last train from London to Hereford,
nm the 22d, brought among its passengers
:, clerical. looking doctor, u smart french-
nan. aud a gentlemanly lad Just entered
! ia ',teens." The elderly person hailed
the frat vehicle he saw, and having ordered
The driver to set them down without delay
MT one of the principal hotels, they were
soon within the coffee room Of the City
Arms The old gentleman s0onzwas ct
,he bar, and apologizing for not summon.
ing the waiter, begged, as an especial
favor, an immediate audience with the
landlord. That parsonage was not on the
premises, but the landlady seeing the eX-
cited state of her visitor, offered her SER
vices in substitution. Visitor and land
lady were soon within the COFFEE room,
when the former said he was the principal
tutor to the sons of scion of one of our
noble houses, who was at present with his
wife on the continent. He had the sole
charge of two sons, and the gentlemen who
accompanied him were one OF the sons and
their French tutor. They at present re-.
side in a mansion in the neighborhood of
St. Johns Wood, where they had, up to
Monday last, q fascinating yonng person
as parlor maid, named Richards, and
to whom it was observed that the eld-
est son of his patron, youth Of
only sixteen or seventeen years of
age paid some degree of attention. On
Wednesday morning he looked into the
bedroom of the young gentleman, and as
lie appeared to be fast asleep, he did not
disturb him. Finding he did not reply to
a subsequent cali, the valet was told to
arouse him, when il was found that the
led was occupied by a dummy" made up
of the blRnketl 1t was only that morning
that the younger brother, seeing letter
torn up into shreds, bethought himself
that it might afford some clue to the fuga,
1ives, placed them together, and decipher-
Cd the name of "RichaFd, Church street,
Hereford" Acting upon this, they had
come at once to this city, and were anxious
10 learn of two persons answering the des-
cription of the petty parlor maid and "the |
hope of his family" had been seen in that |
The landlady remember |
ed that on the previous Sunday large
OF persons were announced as be- |
ing given in marriage, and application |
was made to the Rev. John Cess, of st, |
Pnul's cathedral, when it was found that
on the morrow the parties would have |
been "Hsked out" as it ia termed, after
three successive askings. The wherea-.
bouts of the pursued having been found,
the fascinating rosy checked daughter of
and the scion of an ancient
Nobility, were unearthed, but lodging at
separate houses. The lady was, of course.
Ill tears at the prospect of blighted hopes;
bat the young fugitive ought to thank his
lucky stars that he has had such a narrow
escape from being tied to pretty but
wide awake wife at the early age of six
teen.
FREAKS or THE ARlsTooRACy-A RARoHRr's
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DR. .IOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
Graduate from one ofthe most eminent COlIeRes %
the United 6tAtB ana the greater part % who's hfO
has been spent In the hospitals Of London, Paris,
Philadelphia, and elsewhere, has sdhef0d some Of
the most astonishing Cures that were ever known;
many troubled with ringing In the head aud eaFS
when asleep, great Nervousness, being alarmed At
sudden sounds, bAShf1lnels with frequent bluShing
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Married Persons, or Young Men contemplation
marriage being aWareOfph ySioal weakness, orEaui
Debility defOFmities speedily cured.
He Who places himself under the care a Dr. J
may rellgiously confds in his honor - gentIomAu
and confidently rely upon his skiu P6ysician
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WldrpiasiN Observation-Disclosures
fGdft 0O1 Baltimore

ytOtpTpeiulne. Gde ppn baltimore ltb ylOrtbItr.
Esefe @etalGGft tefet en teheuteases geor-GapttoI Ser-
latrt @tbdrne rns glcbiIten t~anerbaIb nnS austrbaI6 Ser
ctaett essen !SfFIvit e1r3 Ttutr, 5ul IetAen Staten, 6e 10.
ataset3tnet @%arGntie fur be Beff@erteu bseien.
S@rtftitSt aafr perI6nIi9e MfpIisdtiorer rerSrn Spfpri
schVrsi. tlast 3FII "T''
saGa sfaEf 1E &RHs.G. 2smkEstsn II, SrdF
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astt1fe9~Ea6esg9u.
sa uno HGes bsu1 IL. gi01. Seerasu bic g#ss ant bsejs
9nba in uGHfolsenher sseiie e~rreeitts
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~, Sr. SernRann ssant6er.
GGetrsess Stpst far Baltimore Bet %. g eeitGa.
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2Ssidbtie fir 9~eioenoeiit
Nrpfe1fpr SDut9 SSunoram1s
wtItbtrRbmtE
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fans GENTS aafrteben unS ME nst5r O5ae %bieIsibes fsss MIR.
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yet 9tnetra TT hts TspIttdtiee R~3ttFuns sfefer Ssautsr waSr.
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te uaG seunfA. unb tattE Cd Bel fpssesbsn Grarsbestsa ais
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5uten, SDpf- unb SabaEee,
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1ttpps, RpItt,
SIS @gtte &ubr, 6rf$e,
SalsEusr~ syphilis
va Rate 5.eber, 5lataISf&IGse
unb allen RraEfbetten,
nsl9e aus ceThprSensna Dilute enttprtnGen.
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wtre en mir prrSpfret aut Wgnt5 an jehe AereTe Ssriduht,
fNste teee %sepinfpts @rssuuit auf trteat&s @nfraee sesa
~srtstlS.
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M~ieyanbrias ga.
saesRlser Aesut een Ytrf. Muncram's Rriutes.
WlsOtStnea fur ssni Amertta.
Gte 9anpta9entmr fin Baltimore
ttltnoet Fn IN her Du9hnnbIune bon s. &. & g. 9tuEt8-
tauten, 9fpy IS Wei Drattltr, uns fae beielet hSs BUD
iRrppL ale cub bic 3etln1itteI 81 bdben.
- Sn EGfbinaton 81 Raten BET w, 80 wtslt
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