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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
The West.

The Health Officer of Cincinnati reports
1--WE deaths from cholera last week.
A Union mass meeting is to be held at
some point in every congressional District
in Indiana on the I'd inst.
During gale Of wind on the Sd, there
WAS water-spout some twenty feet high on
Lake Menona, near Madison, Wis.
The Wisconsin State Fair will be held the
last week in September, at Janesvilli., Gen.
Grant has been invited to deliver the annual
address.
The Government Commissioners have 40
cepted an additional IS miles Of the Union
Pacific railroad One hundred and sixty
three miles of the road are completed. This
brings the road within thirty miles Of
Fort Kcarney.
In Cedar county. Iowa, recently, two hus-
bands traded wives, the one giving the other
81 500 to boot. The citizens not liking such
mercenary matrimony, booted the bcot-get-
ting husband and his i'll gotten wife out Of
tho county, but permitted the bootless one
to remain.
A melancholy accident occurred at pic
MIC in the neighborhood Of Monticello, Ill.,,
last Saturday. A young man named John
L. Wilson Was freezing ice-cresm, and,
while 90 engaged, four barreled pistol in
his vest pocket fell out, and, striking the
ground, one Of the lads was discharged, tho
ball entering his nostril and lodging in his
brain. Death ensued instantly.
At about four o'clock on the afternoon Of
the I'd, some desperate thief walked into
the counting room Of John Lamb, on Kill
gour street, Cincinnati, just as the pro-
prietor's SON was counting some money,
and, with . piece Of brick in hand kerchief,
knocked both Of them to the floor, snatched
up sos, and made his escape.
The Galena Gazette says the strike Of the
steamboat crews in the employ Of the North
western Union Packet Company has ended.
The men struck for 500 per month. The
company refused to accede to their de-
mands, and sent to Cincinnati and procured
the services Of 300 negroes. The crews, on
learning this, offered to work for fifty dol
lars per month, but the company had nc
use for their services.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08

CLARK SEMInARY.-We call the attention
of our readers to the advertisement Of this
popular institution. IL enters upon its
eighth year August 9th, with increased
facilities for usefulness. The history Of
this seminary thus far has been one Of un-
interrupted success, and we believe it
worthy the large measure Of public conf-
dence and patronage it enjoys. Il is do
servedly favorite, and its energetic man
agement is winning golden opinions from
its appreciative patrons. Its various de-
partments are in an efficient condition.
Some Of them have recently been enlarged,
especially the musical and commercial, and
we are assured that no pains is spared TO
furnish every needed appliance for the aid
and success Of the pupils. The commercial
college connected with the seminary 10 .
live institution, we'll manned and we'll man
aged. Clark Seminary stands unrivaled in
the West.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08
Occupation.

Occupation. what . glorious thing il 10
for human heart. Those who work hard
seldom yield themselves entirely up to real
or fancied sorrow. When grief sits down,
folds it's hands, and mournfully feeds upon
its own tears, weaving the dim shadows
that little exertion might sweep away into
funeral pail, the strong spirit is shorn Of
its might, and sorrow becomes our master.
When troubles flow upon you, dark and
heavy, toll not with the waves-wrestle not
wi b the torrent-rather seek by occupation
to divert the dark waters that threaten to
overwhelm you into thousand channels
which the duties Of life always present.
Before you dream Of it, those waters will
fertilize the present, and give birth to fresh
flowers that may brighten the future -fow
ers that will become pure and holy, in the
sunshine which penetrates to the path Of
duty. Grief after all, is but selfish feel
ing; and most selfish is he who yields him
self to the indulgence Of any passion that
brings no JOY to his fellow men.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1866-08-08

NEW York, July 81.
Mayor Hoffman has received the follow
ing dispatch:
HEARTS CONTENT, July %, 1S66.-To the
Mayor Of New York: May commerce
flourish, and peace and prosperity unite us.
(Signed) MAYoR OF LONDON.
NEW York, July 3l.-The Herald has the
following special over the cable:
"QUEEN's HOTEL, LONDON, July 28.-An
armistice of four weeks from yesterday has
been signed by Prussia, Austria, Bavaria,
and the other German States. The propo-
siticns embrace . lasting peace over the
whole continent of Europe
New York Tribune special over the ca
BILE, dated Friday night, says:
"In the House Of Commons, on Monday
night, Lord Stanley said the Cabinet we're
anxious to remove any irritation arising
out Of the cases connected with the war be-
tween the North and the South, if the
claims were presented by the American
Cabinet. The English Government intended
to issue royal commission to inquire into
the neutrality laws, and, if possible, revise
them"
Another special to the New York Tribune
is as follows:
yJuly 24th-Baring Brothers announce
that large remittances are on their way to
pay the dividend on the Mexican bonds.
Consols for money 88s@884. No alteration
in bank notes expected for . week.
CAT q Reform demonstration in Hyde
Park, yesterday, ], 500 police and detach-
ment Of Guards protected the Park. The
gates were closed. The mob broke the iron
railing and forced an entrance. Several
persons were injured. The Horse Guards
charged the people, but did not raise their
swords"
Business messages are being transmitted
over the cable to and from Europe. The
latest London dates to private parties in
this city, up to this morning, were to yes
day morning.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

! DkATn M FRlGur.-We learn that q
youAe lady vas frightened 10 desth, fast
week, in To lowG paEt Of the eeuhty, the
name of whom We were unable to. lsarn. -
Tho death Has caused un,ler the following
circumstances: Two ladses living alone
VEIN preparing to retire, when some one
raped at the, door, and on ieqsiripg who
knocked andreceiving 40 answer, one Of the
ladies' started ecsoss tie hcof TO an adjoining
room, and dropped dead from sheer fright.
This brought Shrek from the remaining
lady as she ran to her sisters assistaucc;
just then the door opened, and in rushed
the brother Of the two ladies, who had been
nournsd forA - dead naAfiy thrss year,
He stated that he intended nice surprise
for not making himself known until aller
they had admitted him. and judge Of his
grief onilearning that his surprise kad re
sulted in the dcylh ofpne Of DDS mach loved
6istcrs.-,Salsm Unsoa -ddeecstf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take dose ofDr Easterly Family pins. ANA VIXEN
done operating, take DR.. Easterlys Fever and Ague
Killer a dose as directed on the bottle, every two
hours, until nine doses have been takcn IN the absence
of fever which always stops the Ague and Fever the
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent its return. take the
Aguc Killer three times day the seventh, four
teenth, twenty first and twcnfycighh days. after the
CURED Let every man. .soman and child try II, and
II you find it to be tfue, lcll 4 to youf fienda
tH Price Of Ague Killer 81 20 per bottle. PilEtO
cents per box-a0 pills IN q box.
eN- Prepared and Sold by Dr.. +. EASrERLY&
Co., No. 10 North Fifth strcetEt Louis, Mo and ID
at their Branch Family Medcins Store, Chicago, III.
Sold by Druggists gcnnray.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

Some Of the employees of this popular
road ars sending through the mails to Va
fious sections Of the country containing :
0ost seurfilous false and libellous attack
upon the management Of the Michigan
Southern and Northern Indiana Railway.
The circular asserts that the managers 70
quiss their engineers to run from thirty
IL to forty hours without rest OF sleep,
and gives what purports 70 BE- . list Of the
present engineers, misreprescnting mos,
outrageously the character Of each. The
document 10 dnony mous, and its Gbellous
chassetst osght to be apparent upon the
faee d q. Nsverthslsss 1t may n,islead
some marvellous travellers before whom it
~, - thrsst. We happen to kro~ thst
most, Il not Ill the statemen ts which the .
anonymous slandcrcrs make are false aud
We can add our. voices to that Of all who
have ever travelled over the Michigan South.
sFh, that its officials and employees are ei>
acient 10 the discharge Of their duties We
trust that but few passengers will be de
ceivsd BY ths scurrilous circular referred
to. -,#F
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

stocks, Bonds, dofd and al kinda Of q ovsrnuent
Securities purchased & sold on commission.
RxrEaExcss National Bank Of North, Ameri-
e., N. r.; Natiosal liFCAdway Bank. n. r.; Ed
wards, Nichols kchsrda, bostan; Wm. Clap
IN o.. Ba..rr; Union National Bank. Chicago;
,. 4. Allen, Dec Aloines, Iowa; First Neionsl
fittle pSis' N u aurqs diy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
Nm. EAgrERLY.s

A MEXICAN LINIME NT
win Cure Bruises. Sprains, Cuts, Wounds, Rheuma-
tism, Contracted Tendons Swelled Joints. Lumbago
Tumors and all Local and seated Paas, and an dis
eases Whore IN external Kennedy b required.
fVIIlS LTNIMENT n, BEYOND ALL DOUBT, THE
most efficacous remedy offered to the public
Its volatile penetrating soothing and healing prop
critics diuse themselves to the very bones, and give
the sufferer almost instant relief.
Such powerful curative properties combined in
Dr.. Easterly's American Lininent
or BEAST. Every family should keep 1t constantly
on hand. Pricc-sb cents per bottle
Prepared and sOld by DR.. r. EASTERLY & Co. No.
70 North Fifth street, St Louis, Mo. Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store No. 30 Madison street,
Chicago ILL., For sale by Druggists generally.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
pr. Has e>r1y4
DfAkkHEA SYRUP

This Medicine 10 pleasant and inisllible
cure for Diarrhae. Dysentery, collie chol.
tssa mosous, cramps or spasms. Bowel
complaints, and all arrangement Of the
stomach and bowels Of children whsn
TEETHfN0. -
INNS ClfEsRATED, POPULAR AND rNFALrI-
i he Remedy has Teen nssd By the mort ntelligeMt
and respectable families IN st. Louis for the last nif
teen years IN all cases u DiarfAse Dyoenterl aud
Dowsi complaiut and sl1usip a H0noancinglt the
nost spscdv and efectual Medicine they have ever
Prepared aud cold b. Df 4. RAsTERLY 4 Co, No.
70 North Filth street, st. Louis No. Sold at their
h1ncA 0oae, No. ~ Madison street, Chicago, Ill.
For sale by Druggists generally. n
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

DR. CARTERsS H.
G. ou GIT y Z13A < N
win Cure Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Con.
sumption, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
I Pain in the Side epd Breast, Whooping
Cough, Group, AID u Diseases of the
X Throat, ChsstAn 80 -
Tn: na: q s Sss:,
and Lungs. Is T
Dr.. Carter's oh Balsan,
This medicine immediai ops THE COUGH,
produces free and easy 4fe4 6faetpo, r1ulS<ce ali
mucous and foul natlef ~ yaalf peGlG1s, gives
ease in difl!cult bfeathln9 II t5llu06n q he
H hHnTs, s n sssits : Cur ~
Dr. Carese4s css6h - un
never fails p shp Coughs ~ Colds r - 80
and has cMIsa - md gvH0nI 4Qs1p61 ~
C0EumpiloU r1 &hyslcians "A ~ ~ {
n had failed ~ ~ leslens Xiyen 9p r. ~ -
diseases 9! He Lungs known to the civ1lD66 40lId
n B.Ask fos DR.. CARTxR's Gotten nA1sku. an
'Ss otsies n - III F esnsz trial
81. Nj 1lSs 3. e"d l' sS'a e' x lss
' ses 9t,9cs Family Aedigas Store. NJ: = ma
FOr sale by Ill Dfnggiata. ~
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

~ ~ zl1I1rS s11spslsa ( ~
Ksaead ouluUnllsa - - ssn~es =
- ssu11I4 astsoSns ~ GlAhse dsssss
0sngn1n6o1oa 'eupoGooe 49, 1iag1 ~
un1S 49, sntslls nAllk - - in
eot e vAieb hass slssadys ~ Civ i.
=. tGligAAssa ~ pssssst - " BE-.
- jSppiaon9 Jehasss ~ pvssssdtnts q
Aassline hsGlss Fssnkssts. ~. Y en-
49, - ~ nsongA ~. Dewse4 The
oCnke y ~ spnmittsA = oeasne ri his
tSSdIaeks, 40 shas he prsssnes ef the
lsopses sfshs FrssdnseS Dursaa \ Kss.
sssly enly tended W oo(e ds,haraliss
tisa cd dissAtislisti0 o1noag ~ Dpess,
annsyassss and incoiDu1lonse - - White
sasissnA asd W preo.ellvset $500 r.
ssllA II people o<1 - swb Of The
otaAs, II leit 70 thsnso1voa Will sspsrs the
asFs In I'll HE rights = passa aa1 prop
city. There ~ mere saoss e v1sss By
ssgrQgs upsa white pseSoas = ~ ststs,
which 70 unpunisbsd y - 1vn suthori-
de-, thsa u wrongs - shits psrsons
aeainse The negroes. h vssld not lis
guiss The fact there have been and there
Elm ars 5000 impasisncs end dissstish be-
tisa Ss,t b. he psepls u what they esArd
- unkind suspicioes end discsiminat Ions
sgaiass thsn o. ths part Of the Govern
esaoeat which they sustained throughout
~ lats eoa6ist q such mmiAsss . only
thg md lhsss sinilarly sitsstsd -
omoW. 4k4ta -
H. Psssidsst brisGy sspondsd, tender
Ing - thsss whea THE dslsglaisn repreaen-
~ and 70 ~ State q Ksatssky his IN
ebigusl thanks for tho kind expressions
end manifsstatiens Of son6dsnes In aim Per
soaally and The endorsement Of the pole,
which shan control his administration :
Il NJ pesuliarly esnalfyingts fsesive thes
asensassps q lhis particulars time. ~
trusted thse results would show that III
eeaadsncs thus rspossd was not misplaced
end would never become matter Of regre
upea the part Of those who gave expression
thereto. The present 10 regarded a. mos
critical juncturs in the affairs Of the natip'
--seagsely Iess - than When On armed ah'
Organised force sought 70 overthrow th'
govsrnment. To attack and attempt Y
0sss . disruption Of the gevsrnmsnt ;,
armed combination and military force is p
more dangerous 70 the life Of the natiol
than an attempt to revolutionize and under
mine Il bye disregard and destruction
The safeguards thrown around the libertie
Of The psepls in the constitution. Ou
stand has been taken. Our course is mari
ID out. We shall take no step backwaf
In this matter, No other Of higher evi
dsnss Of our purpose in this regard can
given than has already been furnished. |
The future. - in the past, We shall sndeav'
IN good faith TO mako the administration q
the affairs Of the government conform to Il
combination 10 Ito letter and spirit. THERE
. ehs only guarantee for the liberties Of u
people. Il b hoped BY On adhersnce
this rule 70 rsnsdy ere long oil the irrsg'
laritiss and annoyancss TO which the peor
have bssn subjected. Again do We assn
you that these demonstrations Of confidea
end assurances Of support upon the pert
~ people srs exceedingly cheerful 10 v
thaA W ars ustsfal fof and properly Apr
siats them, and that our most earnest wi
10 70 % discharge the trusts confidsd to
q % merit then.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

"A Subscriber" and perhaps well wish
ing fsiseds wits u to Inquire .why We
advertise patent medicines" We will here
and new answer him thaA " 10 not. Our
readers ass avare that We have for year, ,ex
caudsd svsrthing Of the sort, and the seem
ing exception that W know Of il the adser-
tise4eet efDr. J. 9. Aver I Co. = rsasiies.
which nov stands In our columns. If our
ftisAd does not know W will inform him
that these ere nst patent se.ssen seerct
nsdiainsA Their composition has been
made - publicly knswn a. any other scien
tho fact, and has moreover bad The approx
q It the highest medical authority in the
had. Bat vhst .aabrds. ~ perhaps still
greater eeaAdsncs il their worth 10 our per.
sonat hnswis1ge Of the man Who makes
thea and tho esunles that have followed
6rem their U.S. resulta As familiar TO ,our
rsads6ss Ind - ~ whole community Is
thsy ars to ousselvsA E
Il has been Cur sprivslegs - knew Dr..
Aysrsver since he graduated from the Penn
Univsrsity b ~ sasnA slass With ono d
sR personal friends, nor have We ever
esassd = vetsa:with ineesss hls dasulas
sssssss id1iAd untiring devotion I, the no
~ profession h. - sheseG iIf nybody
YIN tsll - what W can advertise Of more
intsrsse 49, pofssss thaa rsoedien ~
IN - knS&& .sh8S - -. -, 40 53
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
DIR. EASTERLY,S
FEVER AND AGUE KILLER.

VIII Cure Ague and Fever. Chills and Fever, Dumb
Ague. Intermittent and Remitent Fevers, and every
form Of Fever. incident to to the West.
This celebrated medicine has been fifteen years es-
tablished in ST Louis, and is universally known
throughout the Mississippi Valley u be INFAIIIA-
BILE CURE TOR Ague and Fever In all Its forms. Ague
and Fever sufferers, infallbe prescription is here
presented you,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16
DIR. SANDER,s
THR EE MINUTE SALVE
viii cure Corns, Warts, Moles, Ringworm
and Toothache IN from Three to Ten Min

Trial will convince the most ncredulous Of IT. a.
lust miraculous Power and .enicsey = rcoAevng
eye, mpaifine ones beauty. and Instantly curing the
tDrmenting Pains from Corns and Toothache. Price
70 cents per bottle.
DR.. 6Gndoss' Three Minute Salve viii le sent to al
paris Of the country receipt Of the price, and 10
cents to prepay postage On the same.
Prepared and sold by DR.. E. EASTERLY e. Co.,
No. 70 North Fifth street. St. LOUIS Mo- Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store, No. % Madison street
Chicago, H. For sale BY Druggists generally
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

n - = RC90V00 uGOs
The Paris correspondent of the Boston
Adrsrtiser writes:
The papers orc giving an account Of a
public fraud ofimmense proportions recent
y detected by the Gov eruuent officials Of
Delgiuw. Yhe inspeclDr Of the Province o.
II l,nault, aided by four subalterns, found
liquor belonging to the government con
cealcd to the amount Of four hundred aud
seventy three hectolitres, thus ahetraeting
daily from the government one thousand
eight hundred francs. In the discharge of
their duties, these officials showed ~ muoh
courage az messicdrs the lion tamcYs. e.
tcring fuftively 4 coach house filled with
bottles Of sulphur.c acid, and secur ng tn
door behind them, they lighted dull Ian
tern and went down deep narrow cell, low
and damp. where q word, red. ction OF the
light, . rnstc trifie, might have been fatal to
them; soon they came upon two small eel
lars, or vaults, one OF which was stationary
the othcr portable, krmed 40 ~ IT, roll On 4
railroad, both charged with bottles Of wine
Through the oversight Of workman, the
latter had been displssslA and farther in
vestigati,ns into the subterranean zigzag
passages could be followed up only on the
hands and feet; at.ths ind often minutes
thew came upon gallery ltadingto cellar
! ssfsslly lighted BY gas, and containing
four Immense vats. A new kind Of undcr-
ground railroad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

f]ll klELEk
WIN surs nsuisss Seseles 49,
1ooehashs. soss threea Oee<e 49,
<W1QaomwC hs1Ge -
~ ! { ~ faipe ~ 8s:
- =, Pslo y 4 - ~ - I
n ~ a & vAuosdD = ~ p8ed
PAGN CANNOT DX1Dr.
mu1a q nm nOgTsPKxDY AND lg1lcACOup
$50: sss =, s''s s:ss 49, .s..,,
wiss sss rs $685.. A. 5S.iv ls0sias \
DR.. ' rasrrRLY,s PAIN 1ifLiEkR.
I. =. - remedy knex. e - ~ 8 60 ::
.ses , va III a. dss 9 =: q ss Is ses q
tke disease. Price g ce4a ~ bStie. co-
No P,I; SsS,s s'd III sSd s z q; La. 10 sss
Deonch Medicine SoBre No. - Madison seleet. Chi
GEO. M. For sale b Dsaegise gsesFally
Or. Haeoes1y'D 2
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS.
For The Cure Of Bilious Dissasss. Sick.hesd.
sehe, Loss II Appetite, Dyppepoia, Live
l2nnnlajnt. Costivonees, 11nndi6A and %
zslSs1ef osssii sdlsins iitsquirsd
- n4efeRnH's
UmlveS31l Family Pills
Are very niM ~ pleasant i4 iAeir epersliea
ret Nom peQHuS sEtctuali In cDsohainR De system
IEom g blii6 Sid and Irritating mafl1 than III
vnrious oel(R + IL general use. For LIVER CO.
Raint end s.,, ~ thsT ere .ss9y 1val .S /.
gredienlI1GG9 ~ = - sucha expert to ethe'
~ lie tbs - Ne WET. Fam
f4 dsei . -. f - ros, pm, box
* NM M 7(scet, 81 Louis, No soit
It their Family Medicine Store No. - Mo11Dqn street
Chicago Ills. Fer SALE By Druggists gesanN
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

CASH HOUSE
81 CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. ts
I'M M e N : e STO OK
....a OfStaple and Fancy ~
DIRK GOODS
JOHN V.'FARWELL & CO.
s AT the Old Stand Of Of Cooley, FatwelIA
Co., will offer 10 the trade Of
iIAINSls ss, oirD's A., WISCONSIN, al
NEBRASKA, IONA AND MISSOURI.
The most attractive snd Largest Stock of
DRY Ceeds, n stisns, + Fancy Gssds
Ever on sale West Of New Y ark, at Prices - ,ov
MS The same qualities are sold BY the best houses
h New ors, Boston. or Philadelphia. ON
Stock will embrace in part aasi=. -..s.s.ss, "a
Brown and Bleachsd Shsetings 4 Shirtines
Drills, Denims, Shifting Stripes,
Corset Jeans, Cambrics, 'g :
81 s. Tickings, Apron -, .se
Checks, Tlahnels, Tweeds, :. i.r7i
F. 4 N. CassimercS Kerseys, Set -
lnets, Jeans, Cottonades, &C., de-, &c.
..,..,. ,Also Il NIX,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Ladies' Cloak Cloths.
AID al Woolens suitable for Mems Wear.
7! Gsss1 ty ssl1i;ss So
dor RishpeeiAS AlleI4 NrasidRi lSErtSee.,
EA ~ che Asllsknsse6 us1Gd5 a"
Our stock Of II, basu 81 o. soa =
Ladies Dress G0psls
Will comprise alitlk NtvlitisS 81 lhe Season.
Our Stock in the NotioA Department viii also
be found Full and Complete. = ~ a e5.i +
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

~. bon snssss sscsz ssasv !. sssn sd5 ne yrd
yfiaszo1u assbzo IA .sEStsxo bae ~ TO
1ab-myn sssee'..
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-16

fire hours frem "a. =. - D r.
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Ia " ysssd I'd cosspiicsttd fo3plM.
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lhss "a ~ irseeusst - private dtaeeoes ~
bssiAAes epd sjndv,. yticA - $500 BIN =
sr 80. sh is IS ,; ;sss;a sss Sss
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p, epeh . usse eonsidssed incnrshls. oyphilis.
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should bein The haase y, all thsss e9niseplel5ee
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Rs ss.sEs &c. r.sss ,s.s ~ a ff'sssd', ss's
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A TTORNEfs AND COUNSELORS At Law
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