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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-11-08
The Piles Can be Cured.

MIS- DE. FOSTERS PILE AND BURN sALvE.
Mrs. Dr.. FOSTER has sold hundreds Of boxes OF her
celebrated PILE AND BURN sALvE during the last
month, and has effected In many of the most stub
born 1t fails cure the Piles, and will take
fire in ten minutes She challenges the medical fra
ternity to produce article containing equal curative
properties.
Sold by Henry r. Brnghurst, Market street below 4th
e. NcInall, Market street below 3D. and h Brnghurst
& Co. Sixth and Market sts. wilmington Del. jy 23s
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NOTICE,

thereby give notice that will apply at the next
Session oi the lsture Of the State Of pelsware for
80 Act to divorce my self from my vile Margaret A.
MAnnerinE oct I'M J.f. MANN bh1NG.
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IA uIes for sale
NOTICE.

Mules suitable for Canal Farm and Wagon
1-Nfor sale. Apply to GBO. a. LOBDELL,
AA Cor. % and Lombard SITS,
tune Il.f wilmington, Del
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~ A full Bred Virginia koAN MARE, years
<swx old, 1917 hands high, broke to saddle aud bar
V mess. Sold for want OF Price t250. En-
UoeA.quire At stable, Of 9th and shiPey
strnst. oct IS 4w.
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tg~If you want to save time and trouble in
buying goods, go to sos Market street, where you
will find new and we'll selected stock Of Dry
Goods, Trimmings, Crookeryware, Table Cutlery,
Tin ware, Glass ware, Tobacco, Floor and Table
oil cloths coal oil and ceal oil lamps. dive US a
call and examine for yourselves ADAMS q
RROTUER successor to John s. Robotham If
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FURNITURE, BEDDING. ETC.

RUY FURNITURE AT GOULD a CO.'S
ID Union u oDegois, corner HINTH ana MARKET and
1he largest cheapest and best stock Of Furniture O
every descrpton in the word Send for Printed %
lOrue and Price List. 1he soundneea OF m aarfai and
apsnip Is guaranteed Of AL sell Furniture
room, Library. Kitchen, eervants' rooms Ofnces
schoOs, Churches, odd Fellows, Masons or other
Buildings hotels Boarding Houses, Hospitals, Fairs or
Drawings and estima Is urnsbed when reou,red.
Orders sent by post win be executed with deSnatch,
and with lberaity and business OF dealing Country
de- ers and the trade generally nue TO be supped
on the same liberal wholesale terms that insure the
fair pfoht Parties at distance re mit ihronah our
Banker, the Farmers' and Mechanics National Bank,
Chesnu, street. the Union National Bank Third
street by Express Check, Post Once Order I'M
mediate attention will be en-, and satisfaction Insured
GOULD do CO.
n y. come NINTH and MA RKET etreeta and
Nos. 81 and 80 North SECOND Street
2U6p Philadelphia.
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Song OF the partridges in September =
HWould weren't bird"
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IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS.
GREAT SOUTHERN FAST FREIGHT LINE.
ONLY ALL-RAIL l. ROUTE BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH.

The Orange and Alexandria Railroad, having COM
Melted Through Freight Arrangements with the Phla-
delphIa, Wilmington and Baltimore and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads and It's connexions in Virginia. tennessee
Georgia. Alabama, and Mississippi is now prepared to
tranpsort freight with regularity and despatch to al
accessible points in the Southwest and South
As this is the only All rail Route between Philade
pbia and the South commends itself at once to the
favorable consideration of Shippers Cars VIII De run
,h-ouoh Oom Philadelphia TO LynchbuTg Virginia.
without breaking bulk and the entire arrangements are
such as will secure speedy transit and prompt delivery
10 all Southern and Southwestern points
To secure all rail transportation, Goods must be
marked "Yia o. and A. r. R., and sent to the Depot OF
enc biadelphia, wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
BROAD and PRIME Streets
For Rates of Freight or other information, apply to
JAMES G. WILSON,
Agent o. and A. r, r.,
No lO5 south FIFTH Street,
,oIsim Two Doois below chesnut
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attended today by quite large brilliant and fashion
able assembly present o. his nrst perform.
anoe most Of whom doubtless visited this theatre
before.
TIKI hESDnLssoHN UNION.
The oratorio OF 'Moses IN Egypt was rendered on
Thursday evening by the Mendslssohn Union in Q
nsr worthy OF the and fame OF that association and
credabe TO the subject Mrs Cooper principal soprano.
was In good vo and rendered her parts truly artistic
STYLE There Is however, almost much Of the tre~u'o
in tho vocaizasion OF Mrs. Cooper and although It
given clearly and effectively yet by being INDUCED In
too much IL gives stranger the idea that her voice IL
weak and somewhat unsteady Miss Siums the other
female solost sang clearly sweety and with good effect
Mr. Simpson. tenor In splendid voice. and sustained
his part most admirably. His duet with Mas simms
was undoubtedly very nne and received 1t mered the
hearty pAudits OF the audience. Mr. Lewis basso sang
also with good eeot; but no needs TO exercise little
more care 10 do justice TO his part and hi. really ne
voice. In his solos he throws In much youms at the
commencement, and this tells most unfavorably on him
towards the end when his voice apparently ex
hausted and somewhat husky. He has, as mentioned
above, ape voice and good modulatlon and with little
more caro- may lay claim 70 foremost rank ia the pro-
fcssion OF the chorus is scarcely necessary TO say
much Professor william Berge, who presided at the
piano directed the performance; aud with such
leader number OF good voices, well timed and
properly trained, o. are those in the hendelssohn
Union the chorus could not be otherwise than
excellent. The accompaniment TO- ''The Prayer"
performed the harp by Miss Wcrnecke IN an
artistic manner which added considerably to the good
effect OF the performance very pleasant little inter-
Jude performed by Mr. De Ia Tore President Of the
association who mounted the platform, and Ia neat
address behalf OF the lady members Of the assoca
ton presented TO Professor Berge q magnificent gold
watch. This diversion from the programme almost
stunned the director but he bravely his feel
ings and Acknowledged the gift in exceedingly brief
but expressive speech The hall crowded by the
friends Of the Union AM Is to DO hoped that when the
McndeIssohns contemplate giving another performance
an establishment will be provided in which tho large
number OF the admirers OF the art OF music and friends
OF the Union be accommodated.
THE SEWING MAcHISE OPERATORS CONCERT.
Tho grand vocal aud Instrumental concert in MD Of The
fund OF the Sewing Machine Operators Benevolent So
cicty will be repeated by SPECIAL request. al Dodworlh
Hail Broadway, Monday evening, January o. nam
Der Of distinguished artists will take part - -,
ample and carefully selected proS,.nme viii he Nor.
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Closing sale o. che csiebr.tsa FAINTER
Ganery-Lkst or Valuable Paintings

Last nght the residue OF this sduirails collection
zone hundred and twentysIx panngs) disposed Of
by auction, al $40 Broadway. The rooms OF Nessrs.
Leeds Il Miner wore crowded To excess, tho most
valuable paintings Of the entire gallery TO be put
up The receipts Of the three nights s3l 600
and OF last night alone $40 600 The sale closed about
O'CLOCK and the bidding quite animated through
out Some genuine works Of Raphael, Rubcns and
Vatican were hoty contested for. The following Ia 4
list Of the most noteworthy pictures Sold with tue
pricss they brought and the nsms OF the purchaser:
S, D.' :, y s. y s's T. H Goodwin
Three Qrscss. ~ vso der wen, GO, Mr.. Lazarus
nacchaAis and companion, By Aioano, tiio. Mr.
R4sa. ~ Dis,r;ch. ss7k. Mr. Wolf
I4sd,espe and comparison b. Rose dc Tiyoai. sio1H
Last ssppsr, by Huber, $500, Mr. Mead.
storm aud Cain, Italian seaport, two peturss by Sal
va.cr Rosa, 500 each. Dr. whsst.
Sa,as :ss II { sss ~ ssss, q H. Roberts.
Tribute Money. si2s r. Esrsy:
OTTO Of Bavaria, by EcSeIs, s2so. VI. Mlibanks
ssma!s and cAadrsn, b Kuoens ga ~; Aysry.
s:ssl'a q Z S. Sss ": . S, q %
su, ysss,. s S ssa.s FL T. Y r. s sssst
saotins Village, " woovssasn. 9izs Mr. BROOKE
uAdon1a a1d turans, ny haHseue, v5'0 rsU brookS,
Bostoa.
Cave with Two HsrmIls. By Dorm, s7co, Mr. Porter
Eectos OF ssxoay and companion, $40 each, Mr.
frcter.
EatsrlA alnsns. by Houemaus slso, Mr. Randolph
Landscape and Cattle. With companion. By Rosa da
TivoIi, sei35 each Mr. Porter
Last supper, By Paul vsronszs, $500, n. Rsrey.
Laudscspe Figures and Cattle, with conpAl 90. BY
vanudsr, $500 ebeh, Mr. Rsnsom
BAG bus and Ariadns vwh companion, BY iairssss,
o12S each. Mr.. q Snow
shipwreck, BY verne,, S7ls, Mr. stevens
=. Ambrose and Theodosius, BY Tniore.o, $40 ~.
Rarcy
Portrait q james Rlungoo, by stuart, $3.50, NJ.
Appseson NJ
Angel Appearing 10 Joseph, by Rbers, t13c Leland.
The swinr, by Vatican, 81. $50, Mr. Morley
Lsndscspe and woodcuss.rs, By salvador Rosa, siS5
PORTAL, by HoIbrIn, 300, Mr. williams.
Landscape. with oompAnion, by Dottor Guido, 500
each, Mr. Beach
Dining room picture, by Van Aelst, $40 Mr. Traver.
Interior OF German COLLEGE by Dc Gelder, 500, do
Gathering the Mamma, BY Lolr, $50. Mr.. Beach.
The Wise Virgins. With Companion. BY VENUS, 500
each, Mr. rravers
Adorsiioa q the Shepherds by Rondaui. Ssss, Mr..
fravers
Findng the Losi Books, by ponsain 500 Mr. TrsverS
Virgin, Infant, 81 John and Angels, By Dss ssf,o,
es2s, Mr. rrsssrs
Msrtsx scene, by Dora, esoe, NJ Trvsu
n Joha la the Wilderness, BY roassss, sans. NJ
Ludlow.
Qnssa EIra,ssh and the Ksd of Leicester, BY
xyck S00 Nr. Randoiph.
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NORTH CAROLINA.


loeu1e.
RsInoa NJ C., Jan. 10, 1904.
Governor worth's message read before the Assem-.
biy to-day ne recommends the early appointment Of
magistrates and that The OF the Provisional Clerks
,nd -herins psrformed since the Provisional Governor
vas reiieved be confirmed by the Legsi.tur. He
CON rends tina, the Attorney General have fired salary
and reside ct the capital and oos be required 10 ride
III. circuit Ne recommends ths' all laws passed during
the var unsued their present condition. IN conflict
with her allegiance With the oonssitueo Of the
sise 90 United ststes be repealed TIE Governor hopes
the ine 10 DOT distant when the United states VIII per
cevs are ready 70 perform ell our obligations 70
a judicous ts ssac ana tho reorgsusnustos Of she
ria N ~ ths STATE he reviews The cosd't'on Of ths
sa.is ana .s,rusSs 20 siis~ sSsn 70 ,.ss ssct y N
uonal t~nta The Ssss deb ezciusiys q Ne wsf debt
. ao4Iiy ei4see ooe u. se-scs the '.sus and sls q
liabilities wouId be more than double former tascs.
snd tLas .hs rsesas 70 shsis Impoverished cosei
a. BEING dsscsn6sns relative 70 STATE ar.r He .ys
furst viy chieny upon our virtue and pcrsss SING
ss, %r Saw s, chen the s.rsar. hs
have spr"'nsrd justices Of The psss and the courts
ss restored the machinery q the civil s.yernneus
es tct the beneat q debtors " consiituilos.
mode can is devised Governor Worth thinks thcre VIII
90 ,hs sri-i csios Of Tho courts !. restored The
bscs ", aa ce from the courts, and All conflict ~
slshoriy ~ be prevented Ne refers the Legislature
20 tie commission appointed BY toe coavcnilon 70 review
4 ihs code coaching the blacks makes no specific
recommendation, bat leaves the matter wlb the As
4 ssnbly he so refers 10 the COLLECTION Of iaveB by
fsdera nfefs and r-re,s senAsors and Repro
sentalivrs have uot been admitted no Congress Ne
nsre. IN snd ja.sice s .rs long ssrrsc, The Treu.
dces of The Lne a0d esuy out ~ sso system - soc
csspfay tn AMI lrrf eis - tar as dspcndsd on ~.
Ereeut aathofty af the tor1tou q the sistes u
aeouffitr,lona Ard hsrfaos Culon saf shat Ne vii
nFre ~ q ~ VIII she sisi9n sut di'p'shon 70 o.
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We are ~ 81 " learn TIA, he fns new nssmu
Asher Aver has besn losi rp5n her 'np fhs eft
Hsskinsvil~ fsf rsrsnnsh % The ssh 18th carsg u
thouand and i~sniy three tales % cctisn snf
the sib iy1k ~ % her ffeett, Mts dtislfe tsi4s
Htf ~ Is ~ The Ore spresd wifh e1th fsgtiiy
thfif gFfas trerta 1bey Al sstsprf "a at ~
So ~ hsus fsp1ffsf ~, Tls 1 3nst sad
oarff ssflrltl 500 lanff.f ssf ssfsriy o. the4i
ssr1 esftf fs~i 10 eByt psr ~ naasssra r,s
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n, x.rsA.laT p.slle R.nreaa c.a1STsS,

boffos jan TO- Io00 =
Hon y Gregory Smith, Ex-Governor Of vsrfnont ~
Manager OF tho Vermont Contrsi Railroad has bsaN
elected Prssdsat OF the Board OF Directors Of Ih
Northern Pacific Railroad Company. The general onosY
Of this company have been opeaed In Boston Tie
management Tho entire railroad interest," Of kew
ENGLAND has become closely idsntaad utb the Northers
Pacific RaIrusn ,as CONSTRUCTION Of which win 10 coa.
msnoed ~ the earliest practicable momeDt
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Highway Robbery d. Georgia. .

Brsadsr General King comraniAnt OF the post ~
AususA, whie riding the city this afternoon 60
CON. his wife and aa9iasr lady and ssnticmAa
OF three horses S~'F
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The Strike On tho Michigan ae-tns~~
Railroad.

ShcAao, Jan. 10 1879
road resulting IN detention 10 The passenger tr,lns
Freight trains we're stopped only twenty four hours p,t
passenger and freghttr ns running regularly
The strkers have al boon aisehArKed
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~ Ja~srn, Jan. 10 1883
The EAsis noNlrips mill. with tp tgaszni SACKS u
fosr snf tvo 'hos ADD bushels az wheat hsfncd
isst night The mlli So ovnsd BY xes.rs cArsii, snf
valued AZ ~, 90 II vas uninsured IL stoex
sss osnsd ~ hes.fs FLOYD Co. sna lasaf.1 %
Hartford cofnpaalsA
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Bcrylio, fan 10. 1903
are occurred % night Ia baiflnz co Real street,
eccepssd b. Me s.gshias and cioih house q AiEsa
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IN. rJ.s,s m.,.. n.slms.,.

IHETafsI TNfRFF- IfN 10 W.
o. haaas 80 6ss.
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A-s-~s -ss.ls rsn1hs ByTs sd chaff-s.s at ga,
-. = s.. ssos.s ss2.,,s. ~, .'''A
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HNrs Hair Dys-so Cssss. niash 90
bry-s 49,, sAssg~ss fsisss Dsps< 10 - isss ssss~s
SID - a. fra.sAs,s
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Corps, nsstoss. Eniarges Jetsts ana
oil diseases gf ihs By Dr 1acHAHiH Ts Brosz
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Coils. ~ - %, Switches ana Grsstas
Cafia o. ~ - oes 81 FEckUAks. zsi Orsae suest. -
tween Ms Bossry aad cbrytus sr-st
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Crssssdsve's HAIR Dye. Preservsssvs
s.i viz esrrs wtoi~ssis snf REAL sg Astu NoassL
The az. avp.>f BY sllinai sft.is.
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Tss f-prsv.A .-iss," Euip,,s s.wirS
ssalsss a "a srFirn ~ Hssss-sy As--ss vss'sf
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Fire ~ ~. Atbe NJ.
ora az. ALEANs connRgROHpkNcx.

H. ALnAs. VI, Jan. ~, 1850
About Que O'Clock sils morning Ore discovered
10 the rear basement Of Poster Potsrs grocery store,
on Main street. Which, with nearly elf the stock, ives
soon eonsgmsd-s family living In tho upper s'oy
barely ssc@pss the children In their night clothes The
stock was fully Insured. From this the stables Of the
American House caught Ths horses and carriages
we're all removed; stables Insured y Watson .
clothing sorc the sdJonng bailiins SOUTH nert took
Ore Tho stoFo vas partially Destroyed The stock vas
Alien sutb fur DEALERS occupied the ner s,ors norh
loss s,ocx ~ss sbosf 81 800; insured The nsrt
stoves and tn~sss ssccl supposed 70 b worth 1900
or more, Insured fcs e2ooo loss $1,000 90 moro
Tue neai store uss occupied BY hanysn, Je~ely
Stock mostly removed, bu; much in,ured and sornr
soicn Insurance gupposd 20 cover loss In tbs store
wss the Office Of The County Clerk kos u the books
and records out Of the vaults saved The vaults
have not yet BEEN opened.
In ell DE stores and the stables burr 81 DOM
The National Bark building Ere proos, neri aorth and
Whseisr Stevens store, merit north Of tle brrLod
distret. we're s.sh somewhat damaged
Various rurors afoat A. 70 the origin % TIE are
AL that u known positively 10 that The room wher>
vas nrst Discovered OCCUPIED late tbs prsg01s
in1 In the mannfarsrs Of candles Three ~ the stores
burned were odd wooden buildings With brick fronts
The other two wvrs brirk and good
The =, tltsns nss>rgw foots 10 the total loas "a
et3 900 vheh covered by Insurance " bs snoa1t Of
about al 900
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vfssmss's Bssi.-ts1tss white Satin
'''- siLLKs 4 Co. VI c.n. ss-ss
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T.w ,;ox s.v'-g i n.s ~ :: os.,ss.y..
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Chsvsusp's Lie for shs Wstv Hesssgss
gray hale " ia orsnai esf s,ors is f.lag ca, .s~. ns
LEAD clean ais Above cOnpsnsoa ~ts snr ohsr ssIv-
dr~s.lnx ssli o. bs drag s!f-s sstg ~ $50 NJ
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James Cstsbrstsa Lissssss fss sssrsA-
"a. kAs ssnsu. aas sasisoA Wsusslsd NJ 49,
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Dv. =. %. sehsask h. sS PhfSeastpsfs. wiz
- bud sss.~s ss- Ssrs sy.v Te~sa@f seiy. fsr
a. feGf. Adscr frvs w a.ialag wtis bio
se.rafVensssF % Me sssa~sass si.sTs y ost>ls~S
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Hvtsssss's CaIerse Essssss-Ses rs~p-
Ia I'D al nxat .STk spsIssn~s 10 Dasae sssss s~~
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ord hsru~ss s,,ss. ara iss,.u,xr~pus ne oriv -
tess Dys 30 n.sensrsuns rsrssi ninsassss ~
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wa A ...s s...s w ~. 49,. :. :. $500,
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a ssis.t sewing Msessae, MshiaG shs
cs-trstsd Wicos Z Gllss ouch. strong sASIs go
durable WILCOX GIBBS, ~ Drvad~Ay.
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v.rriss sIf lassr'os ~ rsa.s Zee -. psissss ~
HS~sr1 sUrs go s~nt " .~el-f sitsf es~~y>I
sf-s 81 shsrs Asef.ss ~ ssflha nsssttsa ss.~s
Ass~.sttsa. Yhfiaaslf1ts. 20
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ga ,'r ~ ss'' ~ ., ssses 20 = 20 80 .
sesi bFpehsi sna Falrrnsfr Con giuts ssss1s ~ he
feAr Morris sss~tt1na q Liver ~ fsu
tn u 81 1sa.sos 81 q. irT.spas Df tos Eistsbsn0
Sc Brgasf-s,.
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Catarrh.
oArAxsu cs ras Sc Hsc spssrAsx.
csD"ls c''sA' Dr. b. ' ycs . EfisSrs 81, s,,.s-
cros. ere s,raixhisnei IN oae rnIr X
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,....., - sas virei,Jw1 ~ hs's.s =. q .i'.I.s
sss 100, 49, y ~ rs = - 49,. il. gri.4
sTrfp p-rfsgms gfsffst ~. - ~. ts -
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s~.ssss asgs~sss pssi.--Leeses, uss
,.s~sTg VI LsfrJ's pf<sON 90 YOUTH. 80 s~<xo-
fyiss ss e-sy>nsa p~sr~s sssr-ss's psp-~ -
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Rbss mssr Desfres. yrssisd Ltnbs. ~ torea.
Psias, IA SID "a AZ ds.sss.. DsI.st rhhsi~,rhis
49, DfNAs BAp-ks 90, Agents rsst rec.
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w..w Boots.-Dy.sts ssis s.a sn
.sss ~ 49,. ssa s.s' s-'.s ..s''
=
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Ana Legal l.ssssry trisss Cashsa. 0sssv-
iDgs, efrruinrs ssfOrsBsuon sert
J. y. CLAYTON. 10 Wal s<reek y. y.
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Nay MiiisSss nalr Dye. nsss ls 0ss.
Large ssss 70 esats soA BY all srsuisa Deps. - D
street.
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ssme D.nsi.s. Os,ss, 60 tho sessSsss


IL as clear as The sun ia q yAporirss Aky,
Thfti. r0ins tbe market FOR make. believe ware.
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Heesy sna Dessty.-Jsssts ssA shses e
81 unas for lsdiss aud sso;icmea. 81 nEOuks No ~
Afgsd"sJ rsaSs.-. A v82oks. Asssl [,
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Chtidssn Having Wssas
Require ,n-dsis ssotob. s.siee Of NE t,oaps srSs
causes proienysd sl1sasss Bro-as yEKhUuos coz
yIry simple remedy. Ard I'll isrrcT worms sgAgss
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