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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10
TOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

Il PORT and FALL RIvER--Tbe splendid and superses
.teame, BAY ATE Ssg Brown lssye aye. ksw.Y:rs
O'Clock p H. and the EMPIRE STATE Capt Brsytsn, On
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, OF ecock ,. n,
from Pier No. , North River.
Hereafter will be regarded secured 10 any sppt
cant until the snail have been paid for.
Freight to Boston forwarded through with great dhpacA
by ell Express eight Train.
T. LrTTLEFIED. Agent, No, Y Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

NEW-YORk. HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD.-For Albs y Troy Moth and West, esve
10th ST. depot al ~ and as p. Sunday train, %Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-10

The time for opening proposals under the above TOR Horo
Equipments Is pon.d until the 2lh mat and tho frat de-
livery to April B. lsoA GEO. ID. RAMSAY,
Priy. Gen, Chief Of Ordnance
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-26
He.f ~ y Vsi
To All Who Use a Pen,
u A econ doirUlrrjNvl

Is always reody inds e,iabie, \, n. Z;
the band makes wril.gg ., a,p.e>aars, M .,,s.k
ihe pegianer makes more ,fnpid psoa,ess ,v, ,j
a God Fen 'th'ns~'iM any sothe- fbers,s ~
sufneps1ssuto slwas sPtdtces inns o. p,s L resai,
apa lpe p13irlent y better, satisfied with M b,
bor. because OF the unifir,nhy OF z w5,;'.a.
and the esse by wticbit IL pssducr,j9 Isl s..'s'
,,isieai lazy WAKING new rExs. is., srs,
tne saoscrl3er, uses no solder The p.,,l a, a.,
poirt IS br5oght'to state OF fusion' WIN ~ ,t's
poipt tiaks lstoit; ana e No t,s,
iy Hn pcevi.ss 4a t9,,a d. eSi,t ,i,'
aS n 9j II INKS. l,s san be done in maki.r nv,
pe1s escSuse f''e gold isnTbst iiliti fIeSs !, .s
as tniet sGrIs maensse p,uis soReft tJt h<ss1 I,
ef .hsAasss q lpe ssHial.l. sts.Y. ~,.. 80
..a,. a. - - TINS ARE REfolXrEDs
: so'.er Mu ce nsea wh.eh 'Wiii melt Kon.r
.'aa sSesid oi which thepcs, ID md. surser.
hy lis piece tue ie,i PER i Ken o,, :f
t'e elasticity dss4eyet arsi th,l .ses Is
'hc qre.H1s ss.os e0rosion On,hes, =, 49,. ~
ana knowing tran long experietee that r.ss.;s1
Cd pens can rarely givssaiisfac,i, n lbs 49,
es":sse fesinssiv kefastt rs Kse,ipi lS,lX pu'
;.,t.,, 200, Z. kEIuRA xfE. SkHls al, Ln +
NiInin ten dal ottef It's recep; ion II LII In
n. hesrtdr, and i,,,t sds s6orss n III ssamFed
nag IN whailfTpta ib mith Be in,ssa:s - :, s.a
whi DO the best gEiJe in ssIscl;ap on.. d.
state at what angle yo, hold Ia pen ON 49,.
per, ana whether .saarely oiieS n, N ,R9 p"
y lea. iasfe poiniS ltstly and or riv xs..s
s.eaui ns.ll,55 li5 r. plaksg y seiec,isn for sou
Any one sending single letter no., s,!.'.. s;yYu
~. sscslvsa tfse'har with fselsim!is = lamp
hgs o' an me sizss 'sis psices. n is.' &c a'if
-, A'dress, A. MORTON.
"" - Haiien Lane New York
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-26
News Of the Week.

Congress is hammering away At leg.
islation and speech-making. They have
settled the whisky bill after q long con-
troyersy. 1t is sail heavier lax Will
be imposed on almost all articles now
taxed, and others not heretofore includ-
ed in the list will be added.
Report says the p'ice Of silks has re-
Gently fallen in Europe. 10 consequences
OF the war there.
Ii is said the rebel authorities have
secretly put to death anpmber 2 Of .ls ~
officers taken by them, who had been
in command of negro troops. If this
be 50, our government should promptly
re.aliate, man for man, rank for rank.
The rebel government should be com
PEELED to give account Of all eur officers
in their hands. on pain of retaliation il
they fail 10 DO SO. The more rigidiy
they are dealt with Tie oe..er. m
. A baud Of guerriI'as made a raid in'c
Bath, West Va, few nights ago. End
captured Mr. Bristol, State Seuator,and
Mr.. Wheat. Representative. and carried
them of. Pursui, was made. and re-
po, says a portion of The band We're
made prisouers, 14tsi s}
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maxim. and in this matter should be
followsd by all means.
The Lane Papers.

The White Cloud Chief thus gives
the standing Of the papers 10 the State
which support Lane and denounce the
! election Of Carney:
The Conservatige-its editor holds a
position worth e2. 900 a year. and steal
ings. for which he has no qualification
whatever-the gift of Lane.
Lawrence Tribune-its editor holds
AN Office worth $4,000, 10 $4,000 a
year at Lanes pleasure.
Topeka Record-ditto Sl.5oO year
rats do nothing.
. Big Blue Union-di.lo 81. 500 ayear
nothing rs 5Fs
|, Nemaha Courier-down on Carney
because Carney & Stevens wouldn't
give him an advertisement, aud his bro
ther holds tat position a, Lanes mer-I
cy, ;sgess esas sbs fl saiiasas IRIS r
t. Manhattan Independsnt--tlie man
who controls il has fas berth in the
Lald Office fiom Lane.
junction City Union-i,s ruling spir-
it has an appointment in the Land Office
from Lane. : .2a @sa-
2 Usage Chronicle-has The promise Of
a fat Office and must, Of course, be in
dignant to get it. iHer sls
Neosho Valley Regisler--its principal
has a lucrative place in tho amy secuf-
cd by Lane. - .a
Psola Herald--editor Agent to rob
The Refugee Indians, Lane.
Fort Scott Monitor-Lane furnished
The editor $3.50 to so east to get MARI
ed. e,,g...
These are the men says the editor OF
The Chief, who are charging that the
-6s member Of the Legislature we're co..
rupted. bribed. bought up. by Carney!'
His jastas We have said repeatedly.
tha; they who cry fraud and bought
up judge others by themselves.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-26
Rebel 3arharism.

Col. Straight says therebels in s',ria
bly, strip their prisoners Of AL valuable
cso,hing aud give them ,rfss in plac.
'hereof-that many Of our men were
frozen 20 death froa, Exposure. many
d;ed from lack cf food .asnd all, suffered
mole or less from the inhuman treat
men, they received al the hands Of ;l.eir
worse than savage esptoEs. .yi,as bas
II would be in Aceotdance wi,lY Tie
laws Of zar TO rstsliaie for tl,ess inbu-
manHie<-::- but ,lss -hsart.ias,inctiyely.
shrinks from the thought Of making the
prisoners IN our hands suffer for, the
d'abolioal yillainy Of tLeia g4sernms pt;
and yet. If need be. 70 sass. our brave
men from such crimes, 1! ~saa b done.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-26
Great Evil. qFaUpJ

a Great Evl. s F9ftN
One of The most discouragng fea.
lures Of the present nation Al crisis is the
unatserable selfshness Of large posj
ton OF those engaged on tue SIDE. OF the
Government. OF traitors and copper
heads We could expect nothing. They
would luin the country for the love q
party or tie hatred OF political oppo-
nents. But OF the friends OF the Unisu
We have right to expect better things.
Yet how is il? sl $50 81 assE >
We see men every where seeking 70.
places OF profit. The question, askei
Is not: "iiow cani bestgserve nv lceun.
try!" bat "fio1 viii il pay?"Ia ALL so
there is ceaseIess effort to gel in places
where money 3eas be made Selfish
ness rules the hour 1t realIy xeems ias
though the rebels were more seif-sacri-
feing for treason tiian OBJ people Tor
their Government. We hear lie rebel
leaders accused OF uuboanded ambition
and seiishness; but Il We look out over
the field We shall end tie same spirit
on the Union side. Men viii, save steir
country if i. psys lasgey anl gives
them position. ulllorily. name. Alas,
that SO many who succeed in their aims
are SO utterly unworthy OF their COIN
try o. the cause sua So a. il
Here is a man who has iufaei,ce or
position, and can secure places OF en,5l
ument to those who viii help to build
h'm up, end sudlenl, We behoid a IA ain
OF admirers at his ieels looking % for
the "crumbs that fall from his iiand''
and no crime he may commit viii pre-, pre-
vent them feom shouting bis sp,aise,! !-am
Look at our own STATE. look ~. otil-r
States. and ses the bsneftii effects Of
this worse ,han fo!ly-ii!is crime o.
playing sycophani ic men il power =
What an army Of lounging ethesrs, OF
men who are living of OF the Gurern,
men;-and doing noiliing,' HoSnii, sIly
in our own State are diving i i'll rs tie
National treasury to he tune OF .hous-
ands. who render no equs alen;.. 70 The
Government in relurnl How nacli
better is this than s,ealing9Lhow much
better than treason Boil, - treason
and this--rob The nalion. ~
There are the soldiers wloatosI hard
for si3 month While the officers over
them not doing any more-ani s:..n n n n
doing no'hing-get from ten TO fifty
times as much pay; and instead u laibsor-
ing to remedy this gross injustice and
inequality by new laws on Tie ,subj sch.
eqaaisins the work and pay of officers
and men. those in power are using ih7s
very injustice 10 prop up their own lfS,s.j
tunes. BY securing places for men ths,
pay, in retarn for their infiutnce polit-
icalIy. 'hus p.rpetuasing the esii wiicis
they ought to remedy. 80 ~
There will come a day Of reckon;na:
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a proposition TO amend the Consti-
ialion, ef the Upiied STATES SO as to
fosesG.ProLisA.S Is avery wberesipi,,lhe
sspnm authority will probably be suo.
'niitied TO the isslesr 'fer tl,eir raifca
ion sky. cssPsresss a fdlu'iiasg il is present
session. Such an amendment is much
yaesdse. bIIadeed. We regard it as {
10 Wil4ont such a prohibstory
olsusr.euspshouii 6iDreiy be abolished,
'sters ~ apossibili,y " 5tsre establish
msutiby some State onStaaes hereafter.
's'suppose the secededd STATES should
come back into iiisa Ubiof1 Will free
constitutions. aud after being admitted
si.Ss!d couciuice to Ie.establisiS Slavery.
what is TO binder LIEN under the pre-,
sent eonsiitpiii4enia tpi4enia -Ae:hing. +,
:, Iii. said "reforms never 90 back 3
Wards, " and on.ths whole his. may be
vae; but Slavery viii sbe crushed out
sy oiorce rather tlns 10y lsiosm, Isod
when, rks pressure IS removed, lie dog
may, retara g his yomit and ,hs soy to
her tpire." il the way is left opeu.-,
Dessroyilie semis and dry mp the mire.
md there is no danger. sgoi, rss'''d 4
"An ounce Of preventive Is worth a
pound OF cure" is an old snd wise
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-26
Army Correspondence.

LITTLE RocS, 4 rk., March 8, "a.
MR. EDIron.-I propose with your
Permission. TO give you aud your read
ers picture of my travels while 10
Arkansas. In years gene, and not long
fago, Arkansas was a paradise. Peace
aud plenty smiled; law and order reign
ed. How is it now? Alter 10 months
trayel to the east. west, north and sou,h
| can say emphaiically. she sights are
saddening and sickening ! Govern.
ment mules and horses occupy. the
homes, yes the palaces. in which her
sons SO often slamtered. @ Tho monu
men.s OF her tas'e. the evidences Of her
peoples tbiifi, are being bloileI from
existence. Her churches are beiD,,
turned ln'o houses OF prostitution; ber
seminaries saeltsrihe sick and wounded,
whose griefs and sreans reverberaie
Where The fi1wer OF Ler youth were
want 10 breathe pce,ic passions. and
dance 10 tie music Of her sumlner
songs. Her cities. her towns aud VII
lagos are draped in mourning Eyen
the country, always SO much nearer God
and nature, wesrs the black pail. 80
Go from Little Rock 10 Hssena, and
il is IKE the march from Moscow after
Napoleen's re;rest--an is desolation, =
The teaces ara all banned down; tie
apple. pear aud plnm trees are burned
% ashes long n.6-l!is torch applied by
themselves 10 splendid mansions, the
walls OF which alone remain; evan these
are seldom left Standing. and when they
are the smoothe rlssieriny'is covered
with vulgar epi,bets and immoral dia-
tribes. John Smith and Sol Dale. fed
crate aud confederate o warriors. have
ieit Jack knis.'s slereoiypeins on the
doors and csseings, where these in their
hneness are preserved. Tie picke,s
aud rail- & are consumed; the roses and
viole;s are irampIed 10 death. Bu,
above ali and dearer than ali. where
are the once happy aud con'eniet peo-
pie fed. Hho liyed aud breathed and
had their being here? the rosy checked
msidens. the gallant young men? where
are they ali?' where are any of them
The young men are sleeping in theit
graves at shiloh, at Corinih. at Fort
DoHeisop ani oihsr fields Of 50 called
glory. Tie youag women have died OF
grief or are broken -hoaried. >erhe chill
dren are Orphans. Poor lliile llinasss |
pity them from my heart. as look |
at them in black and white; Ion ih,s
seem to have shared common fate,
and look like, dA ing in common des-
'ipy: Their Iiyes-I mean the master
and slave and their offspring seem to
have been inseparsbly blended. .s7il In
many cases | found two or three Whites
whose parents are dead, lei,
TO The mereies OF tie fr;,lful slaves;
aud again have seen a number of litile
negro children,whose parents we're Ike
wise dead. nestled ID tile bosom o. SOME I
white families. who by miracle we're
saved from the vandalism OF war.
ln1 ,T Yours truly, IT, w.
~ Company d. 36lh Iowa.
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-26
Kansas News.

TIE Seventh Regiment star ed from
Lesvenwcrth for New Orleans on Mon
day. They gave three rousing cheers
for Gen. NJ cDowell as they left. sd
Ten companies Of the Ninth are at
Lawrence-or were few days ago. ex-
pectipg orders every day for march.
Gen. Ewing has been transferred TO
Gen. Rosecrans Department at lis own
request.
Sam Woods constituents endorsed
his action in the legislature at an iadig-
nation meeting in Council Grove. So
the papers say.
Three men in soldiers clothes went
TO the residence OF farmer near Black
Jack and asked 10 stay all night. .bu,
could not be Accommodated. The man
stepped out OF his door to point ou. the
way To q ncighbors house; when his
money was demanded. He said he had
none with bin, but would 20 into the
house and sc, il, and started. bu. was
shot and believed to be MORALLY wound.
ed. So says the Lawrence Tribune
These obberies by persons in soldiers
clothes are becoming fearfully common.
I. 5. The miscreanls were traced to
to camp Vi the llih. arrested, tried,
sentenced and two of them execu ed,
tn the other is still in custody. Right.
The ladies Of Topeka gave a Leap
Years ball short time sinee-iyi,ea
The gentlemen ordered a splendid sup
per, footed all Tie Bills, and gallau-ed
lhe gentlemen home Of a dark night.
We dislikethe phrase very much, but
1t is certainly appropriate for the ladies
OF the capitol. and so we say. Bully
Tor the ladies Of Topeka!'
Hundreds are going from our State
to the gold regions this spring. and
most Of them will bitterly repen, their
folly when j, is too late. ....., ..,,...
'a The proprie.ors Of the Fort Scott
Monitor and Pacla Crusader propose to
start start each Daily paper soon. We
wish them success, but doubt their OBJ.
tanning il in these enterprises.
Some Of the Union Leagues Councils
of this State are meddling with partisan
politics. 10 the de,riment of the best
interests OF tie order, which was de.
signed as loyal organization, not as a
party machine. or a l1aytisan tool.
q Mayor Anthony is candidate for
Reelection to the Office he now holds
The contest between lis friends and
those Of Mcdowell is very spi,ileI.-'
There is 400 much bitterness. .eiosl sdo
We wonder who is 10 sccoup pt fot The
immense amount Of lying Just now
going on in Kansas. In reporsiag the
proeeedisgs of the various iindigna-
lion meetings. one party says one thing
and ~ another ths yeiy opposite. Boil,
ssapa'l sapal bs itrue. @ that j. certain. We in
cline %. The opinion hat Hose Who re-
sost % dssk-lan,esus and ewes dropping
will 'stoop 10 any other meanness, not
rAslssehood. 3 70 gain an endss d,
j Ma. WIS. jenkins has been promo |
led a. the Lieut.. Colonel Of the 7th. |
md capt.C H. Gregory has been plo-
noted MAJOR in his place. @ /
's A telegraph Office has been opened
n Fort Scott. !
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-26
sxpRUNKENNEss CUR D..v

V,HE Inebriate NAV now bid defiance 10 the
rEtfPrIEa cUx DR. ZANE'S ANIIpDiE
FOR STRONG DRINK is certain CURE FOR
pal NxESSEss I, creates dislike for strong
drink. and can be administered without the
Knowledge of the .atient Price. s box. Sent
by mail to any address. by c. UPHAM, 4o3
Chestnut Street. Philadelphia. Pa. Circulars
sent fies. ON
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-03-26
'Speciai Notdicss.s
To C0NSU'MPTlyES. MlII

q esnsAnpsiye sufferers viii receive 4 valuable
ipresc Ipsion Ir the cure OF CsslsiIppiion Astl,-
ma, Bronchitis, shi Throaf and 'Luhg afsscti'.ns
ltNe'a chdrgs,,lby sending ,heis nddre%s to-,
lHa' 90 fEv; EDWAED a; WiLSOn,sim
iS2 CIV 80 ~ nfs ''l ~ Ne,s yo,k
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Dsn.y ssgx :

The deed Is Zone. Delahay hssbesn
cous.ned By IRE SinA,s as U. s: Dis
tric. Judge for Kansas. Our State is
overridden by despolism just as out
rageous as that of the Gar Of Russia;
yea. more SO. for We had righ. to ex-
pect Ina, tie Senate of a Republic wo'd
heed The voice of the people; bat it has
not. Never was contemplated ael
more emphaticalIy condemned than the
proposed appointment and confirmation
of Delahay. The bar. the press, the
people. the legisialure-ali uaited in the
condemnation, and therewas scarcely
a dissenting voice. in all the State. Ey1
cry man Of intelligence ib Kansas knew
that Delahay was utterly unfit for the
place; aud no one Of any self-respect
dare disgrace himselfh by even claiming
slial he wasqualified faralre place. land
yei.ie'i IS saddled upon US by foreign
despo'isgl, Oar hishsit jgiicissl tlibu-
nal is Pros.iiu.edsso il.s syil purposes
Of pelhieasarickery.; Our sovereignty
as S ate is outraged; every citizen of
Kansas is insuliea by this, fi.grans and
unparalleled disregard Of she viii Of The
peop'e.lahEs nsgs rs d ysca soog' q
Afew more sueRaelsgon the part OF
Mr.. Lincolni would. sllsscrusny alienaie
frqm him IL, regard 81 onr people. We
are wiling to sysrleok ordinary Ipolii7
ical shufiiag,l even'if itii amaniiestly
not right. Blu. when i; comes 10 jsop
ard;zing ersry mans rigf-when the
tribunal 70, which We mus. all look for
justice, is prosti:u;ed and, debased, and
The Bench hlled By poiane, inebr;ated
ignoramus, it's going beyond reason
ana fo,bearance. We tell Mr.. Lincoln
Calmly bats firmly, iaaai, he ass insuitsd.
traniplsd upon and outraged a whole
people, ana athis ding has committed
a I.ags wrong., for. which, we fear. hef
can make no adequate stopement-
We nov have as District Judge
rlsn whom zone respects iaiLsat posi-.
ton The tribunal is.broaght into con-
tempt, sad the.e.is a universal feeling
tAatjastise, tiSSht apda free people have
beenli.sno. ed. dRhis is q sad truth. b. /,
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t y =
ahe Psint.i


One OF two of cur co:emporaries
engaged in Tie loud ety OF fraud.
'bsasht uP,s' etc. lose sight Of the poin,
that is madeass;nssi them. Tie mere
fact ',haf',heyi hoiI nm ofgice, and ,lia,
that ofise is reciesel .llroagh certain
rpaueaees,sis not The matter a. issue,
AZ ss have said, on ilhe score Of work
ana psy. ne eiassof men are better en-.
iiiled toeh5l tie 1est Offices than edi-
-i".ss, ..ss, Bat the ~i,eiei .isirg censsr.-in
ltis, tscus:ms ao;iiw 10 s.saa suoirB.
q The cry oys'6osgAfeu,,' comiiSg from
men 'Sh0 tola fat oscss's 'ssdt apehd up
or tie sasdsss Of Mat cry, CT ! t,pN egea noth-
'ng 'as sr,iA 1ss az inteti,geat esapie. and only
alatfs 1ose ul4e uSs q look ri;aicalous, !,
The holding oil she. soffice sri tho
h'tn7are qualified stoi discharge the do :
ties OF the same-is all rigIt. Tie ac
cusaion Of selling ou, en- the part of
others. is only condemning themselves;
for He who taught n iia authority said:
Judge not tha. ye be not judged. Tor
with what at,judgemen! ye Judge ye shall
also .ls be judged. and wha. measure ye
msieu il shall also be measured to Won
again. hdfhe Divine z Teacher knew the
heart Of shah, and his declaration is SUI
Preme authority. Hence ';.he certainty
ibat these men Judge others By them
selves. 'Out of shine own mouth will
tcondeMa thee said the Teacher again.
and the sentence comes sith unwouted
force Fspjasi these deelaimers Of 'fraul.'
'Hhyi tlus almost Openly confess their
own weakness, AMI plainly show the in
fice6ee' which operates as tie motive
Power ii determining ',l.eir acts. s''.'1.i
I'd The Els ss9od sense Of al. Iplellisept peo-
pie IS NO. .soessily daped as these men
suppose; ;sand The iras spareucy of the
seifishhess of their motive Is So perfect,
they Wiii be abl, Ia effect bu. little, and
that little with the ignorant only.
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q ."rnos. r. FExLiiN,,'s s2eS
ATTORNEY-AT,LAW
9 swsll.isies . isI ,l.s n0s..,z Of lttsarson

9 sWsli. psfetics iisI ths aOosstx Of Jttsbrson
County es-~4srii 81. es ,Yiinisss.o 70
HosfErrEk's cELERssTl:D sr6aAeR BIT
lERs Is one of the greasest ssSesr; ;avnNse dteIars
t;op1sx:nt Isl sspss:sliy 'aI.stsi I"' ',hn"e Who
are afitted WIN me ii YER ana 81 tSy other
d.seose ;Rsirg sfom disyf0erelks eendi11or 1eebs
Ss Scsss ,hs rs,ss vg,,s ssS Y sSgs ;as,:
ensaes sRh risss ssA Rptsuisbey tAe blood, vkicA
~ - ~ 70 osinS sbout healthy action in
asefst or this sssare sThe Bittess ~ now a,Ssae
myss ppAsr, aAd ~ sAss aans u,se, vslpsbIe
specnes S IN tne medical worfd. In reeomme iiiine
m ~ puoatc, = 81 sre Suny shSsso NJ i1uiuS
sSessSt saiss, and sary ana .SesSt ssiSS SSis y
al cases where the disease is csuse Ia irruxulsyty
%oss a ,Ilas I, su!se for the
q ssss,ie ~ Druggists aud d.saass sepessllyssy
Us ss.l8as1u lisol sai hius balm ,m-iS- !
iia s.seeI .nsSrosII - -.IJc7S7 3iI--
Il rESAAsl.S! III. If! FEMALES., FEMALES,
Csc that SAtr, ftr r.sssr Rerrtv ', kiloSrn sssS
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