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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS, &c TONIGHT.

GRoyER s.-tirand complimentary benefit TO
Miss Chestney this evening, when will be pre-
sFniPd lnon Bourcicaults fine comedy. s.Lon-
don Assurance" The beneficiary will appear
as 4" Lady Gay STanker," one of her most sue :
ceSsful assumptions, and will bs supported by
the Baltimore Amateur Dramatic Club.
CANTERBURY.-The great star company in n
brilliant programme this evening.
WAUGH CHAPEL. tapi5ol Hul.-Festival in
progress ia the large Lecture Room OF the
Church.
SEAToN HALL-CIrand concert this evening
by the pupils ct the let. I'd and fth district in
terInedia'n schools, under the leadership of
Prot. Daniel
ST. AIMS INFANT ASYLUM, near the Circle
Last night OF the festival Tor the benefit Of the
institution .H.t
Rock CREEK CEUEcH.-Ssrawberry festi-
val In Progress IN the church grounds. Omni-
busses run from terminus of eth and lfth street
Railroad routes. |.r.
st. PArL's CHURCH, corner of III and 18th
sireets.-Ths strawberry festival in rrogress
at this church is really splendid affair, and
worthy OF patronage. Call aud see.
WESLEY CHAPEI., corner of 5th and + sts.-
Capital arrangements for pleasure and COM
fort at the strawberry festival in progress in
the Lecture Room of the church. sr
ISLAM HALL.-Picture gallery. festival and
fET-a1stra com bination. All for benefit of the
sth s;pet Presbyterian Church.
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A N EXPEEIENCED COOK WISHES SIT.
"A UATlON in private family or restaurant.
Csll on Mr.. NEAL. 18th street, No 3I3. mh5
NANTES NOOHD HAND FUKHITORE
w Alse, MIRRORS, CARPETS, BEDS, BED
DING asd HOCSEFURNISHING GOODS OF every
je az between and h. east side
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LOB sALE-IeO WINDOW TRAMls ana
inos sHsa y h Y AAc;e; 100 g * IN SASH
tafs store No. lss 10th street, Ssssesa s sspi
etreefe.- - ~ = my Is St.
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F" Everybody to call and see the
BARTLETT S25 SEWING MACHINE
IL viii do an Kind Of work. Ii is made A the
best manner and war; anted for three years.
l. p. LIBBEY, Jeweller,
Agent for the District OF COLUMBIA
my Is In 1ss 18th 81 bet n And T.
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Or apelyto d. WELLS Z G6O. ..
ssSn.f W. MY s 3 : sssd
F9s RES s1 rs sTefn sS ssI street.
Hsp e ct hs e ssr
Rs FIJI T.
house-with ice house, excellent stabling and eli
q. . .HS 3t E 20.
FOB RINT-A new first. class four. STORY BRICK
So AVE-; Is Is 81 =: s. n
FOB RENT.At467 18Th street, between = end
RooIs on e.. r, oop II
disteiy north Of Pa Az, and one Of the best In the
sbd %. .... x.s
vented 20 rent immsdistsIy,. three r RNIsHIB
s9S iss.f naas Tao f.s SsISs
Room NO. L. "a my lS1m.
EARM FOR SALE or exchange for city prop
.boys s9n9 u a ss
sSr sp, ct 4ei ,h
EOR JsALE-ls0 ACRES OF LANDS ct H,atts.
TSs Sss ss snd
TO persops doing business in Washington this pre-.
sents hne opportunity Of securing country seats
at Q convenient di. lance frsm the city and in .
healthy and fourishiug neighborhood. For hrst
McRNEw HICKEY.
ap7.eon Boom Z !, futeliigencer BniIdine.
TWO ZINE FARMS FOB SALE Low N
4 applied for immediately. One Of 4sss acres
And one OF lns acres. high state Of cuti sssioa
S Sita All nscssaerX baidiass and frnit. &e &C.
deusbHIg depot. For tsrns. 4c., apply b fHQs.
Iiknss IA on oh tss Hrsni;W 8: sf W WILL
LOB REnT-A fine FRAME STABLE ssr Elk
.,I sorses; With carria.e house and hay iS Ss 81
Apply ct 1913 = street, bet. eth asd leth. ~ 70
WE HAVE sHvxRAL NICE H0gsns. fOR
~ kEkT-Hprnishsd or aDturnashees N ~
s"' --@ "s0'ksso npowrnAN 4 GREEN,
C1s.u IS Inteliigeacer Building.
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WE HAyr sHvxRAL NICE Hogsns fOR
kkkT-Hprnishsd or aDsurnashees N ~
's"' --@ "s''ksses npowNnAN 4 GREEN,
tenu - Inteliigeacer Building.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

Tue DSMocRATIc 2ATIEEcAuoN MEETING,las
Suadaylnight attracted an iIrmeu sesaudiehce
who gathered around thestand, and heldIheir
positions steadily Notwithstanding a cold,
dam wind until the last speaker. descended
thePlatGorm toward midnight. Fhe thun-
dertng anvils called the meeting together
about sio'clocks Mr.. John NJ. Murphy was
elected President, and the following named
gentlemen Vice Presidents, P. 3. Edmond
Sanss Owens R. C.. Combs, Green White,
Ben: Wood, Chas- Bernstisl Frank Campbell,
A. Sahee4ine,sI FL. Bowman, John German,
J. II. Ganuady. Johr B. Pierce, Ed. Donaho,
John Codya Rster Rush Lave tindss5dJ4 A
Luckett, Bnoch Peyton, Geo g. Merritt, H.
Emanuel, Thos.l Feye Johu Rierdons Nicholas
Schsehap. Judge Galbraith, James RsooHWpp.Fs
The openipg, address was made by Judge
J.yaMsy HisssPeeeh was mainly sdesoted
to witheying, sarcastic comparison of the
two Teuritorial platforms. He was followed
III Col. Sam Merritt in one of the ablest
sra9ches ever uadei1 this city. Hon. D. D.
HSIbfoak sncceeded him, with a speech of
great power IL err, "a gu,pentat tive, foreible.
4fou. iscS. Aiasliez enlfvened the crowd for
tLree, qnarsrs3of an ahobF with enc oflhia
IA 5piest efforts, Mr.. Douthi;t made some
genarks, which were followed by a speech
from. Hon. Frank Campbell, At y late hour
ste meeting broke UP inlsths best ofspirits,
welt satisfied with the opening given to the
sasmsF cempaigns Y R'RS
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THE REPUBLICAN, TEREfTORrAL CONVENTION re
solved that it was opposed to negro suffrage and
to the sale Of mineral lands Imagine an old
Wing Convention resolving thatit was opposed
to protective tariff, national bank and internal
improvements Imagine a Democratic Conven
ton resolving that it is opposed 20 free trade,
equal rights and a strict construction of the Con-
stitution That is the position of this Republican
Convention. They resolve that they are opposed
toeYerythng which makes them. a party. Who
ever heard Vi any one but a. Republican introduce
ing bill for negro suffrage or for sale or taXl-
tionef mineral lands Who passed the bill fore
ing negro suffrage on the TerrItoTiess Wasn't it
u Repablcan Congress2 Was Hotevery man who
voted for it a bowling Republican, Tie Convena
ton, in adopting such q resolution, only made it,
self silly. pFstends to oppose that which it has
already done tor the, Territories aud, is now ear
nestly IabOring to 90 Tor the States. Bnsh
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Idaho city, June 8 1855 .ns6ws.
TAKRs ENOT1oEL Z

a IL PERSONS knowing themselves Co be in.
IN debted to the estate of d. F. Dpke, deceased,
are hereby notified to make Immediate payment tn
the undersigned and thereby save cost, az further
indulgence, TOsiti0eiy, cannot nor win not be Civ.
en- All persons having claiHas agelRsS the estate
If the said b. Fl Duke deceased. are redrlested 10
present them for payment prior to the expiration
of ten months from the present date, or they will
forever be deharred. j. b. DUKE
Censerville, June II, G6.n36tf Admir-.
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ANOTHER REPUBLICAN, DEFALCATlCN.-We have
it from high Territorial publican official that
Mr.. ellison. Stc.etary OF this Territory, is report
ed TO have fed Il e country aad gone to China
Here is another pretty MUS; another exhibition of
Repabliean honesty in office. The Statesman made
frantic efforts to stave off the examination of the
acc units Of the Secretary last Winter. when the
Investigating Committee was tracing the lefiica
ton Of Secretary Smith 1t was certain that
Smith, and not Gibson, WAS The real leanlter for
the s. 600. Gibson was the honest mantle VIC
tim of persecution. ellison went to San Francisco
appears on some ship bound for Canton, probably
taking with him all the funds appropriated by
Congress for Territorial expenses. As /" silence
gives consent we suppose the defaulter has The
full appreciation Of the late Republican Territorial
Convention. a53 9aIa H39t
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NOTICE,
SheriR4ssafe.

sDY virtue Of an Execution duly issued by S.B.
- Hodgdon, Justice Of the Peace in and Tor :
Bose county idaho Territory. upon the u st.day
Of June. A. D. 1866 upon Judgment rendered
.by said Court, uponthe 2lst day OF June, ID.
1866, and fled in the District Clerk Once
against Watt 4 Adams and in favor Of Nathan han
Jagers for The sum Of $47 Judgment, and SSl 90,
LEVIED upon aadgtakerp in execution the following
described property, to wit That certain mining
claim situated ON Bqena Vista Bar owned an by.
Watt & Adams: said claim consists Of ~ Leett,
n5,re or less. fsont and running back to tie hill.
bounded on the south 10y Gole q Co..
Puliljl, notice is hereby gwen that will ex. Z
pose the same at phblie sale onsthe claim OF SAID
Watt s. Adams forycash, to the highest bidder. on
the loLl day of July A. D. 1866, at the hour of X
O'Clock NJ Of said day, to satisfy the above de-
n,:,,,d ad costs OF suit and accruing costs. -,
j. /. CRUTCHER. Sheriff. y
,BvT T. REDsULL. Deputy r. laaa so no3o
,Buena Vista Bar June a., ls66nS6ws ,rojaoa
! 60 geaong edg 10 y-.Yoastr ST etGZCMSrJ1fo5
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IOiesolution -Notice.

THE copartnership heretofore existing between
J. the undersigned under the name and style Of
Craig & Nix. IDAHO City, in the Drug business is
hereby Dissolved. Parties having claims against
the firm will present the same to j. s. Craig Ter
settlement, who will collect all outstanding acx
counts. AEFRED A. MIX.
JAS. S !. CRAIG.
Idaho City. June l>t 1866 .n36x4.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

BxsGov. WEtLER Gov. Weller Of Cali.
fotnia arrived here this week. He is on his
way to Montana. Asa statesman, orator, and
politician Coy. Weller has lo1ghelda promir
nent position in the public eye. No man on
the Pacific Coas thas been solOng in the pub.
lie service. His name has national repu-
tatiOn.I On Monday evening" his friends here
complimented him with serenade at the
City Hotel. He was introdueedto the aud
fence from the balcony of the hotel by Hon.
Sam. Merritt, as the former State Treasurer
of Ohio. the candidate of the Democracy of
that State for Governor, soldier ofthe Mex
lean war, Commissioner to settle the bound
ary fine between the United States and Mex
leo, U. S. Senator for six years, Cover nor of
California, and Minister to Mexico, and final
Iy.as one Of the aged and venerable cheftains
of Democracy. The Governor made brief
address to hisfriends, thanking them for the
kindness, and assuring them OF his hearty co.
operation and sympathy in the political con-
test how commencing in this Territory. He
vas loudly welcomed by the crowd, most of
whom were oIdpolitcal and personal friends
offormer Days After he retired, Hon.sE
D. Holbrook was called out, and made one
Of his vigorous, ardent speeche and to
the point.
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- aaata aTT1W
GA sHIaH OLD REPRESENTATIVES ri

"a Hen OLD REPRESENTATIVES.. 1.-THE
Statesman wasted a half coIamn one day last
week in bombast over The idea that the s'great
Union party" was TO have representatives in
the Territorial Convention from every County
in the Territory, The Statesman forget sto
inform Us that not only all the Counties were
to be represented BY delegates, but that Brit
ish Columbia would also be represented.
One man held The proxies of two Counties in
the North and votedthsmi4 thssConv ention.
Wegunderstand that the said delegate is an
Englishrnan who has never been naturalized,
who is therefore neithereIigible to.vOte at an
election, nor in a Convention. The votes Of
this delegate, finally decided the contest aed
nominated kirkpatrick over Gilbert, The
arrangement was made and worked By some
Of the Federal officials, to carry certain
point. shoshone was not represented at all
a citizen Of Boise City got a proxy from one
Of The County officials at Soda. Springs, and
held a,sinnilar position in this Conxentionto-
ward Oneida, that Horace Greedy eaeld. When
he represented the State Of Oregon in the
Chicago Convention. That's what is called
agetlipg the sense Of the people 5a71s "a
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"CONGREss is sUsTAINEDD

hm0ae section Of the platform adopted a
Boise City hythe Idaho Republicans was COP
i led from the oregon Republican resolutions
dissatisfaction they attempt toridetwe horses
and endorse both the President and 6nngress
They fought out the fight in Oregon on thai
position, but no sooner bad they won tbs
fight than the following dispatch appears in
1.-THE Sacramento Union from Gov. Gibbs Of
Oregon.
"PoRFLAHD, June IA, 5,P.rM--Gov. F. F. LOWE
The Union State and Legislative ticket is elected
by from fifty to six hundred majority. Congress
is sustained C.aGIBBS.
Congress is sustained" after the election,
but before the election the same men vocifer-
eusly swore that there was no issue between
Congress and the Executive, and that they
were in favor of both of them. They sue
ceeded in carrying the electioLby this skiilful
dodge, but the mask Is thrown off the mo-
meut the election is decided. Suddenly
Congress is sustained" sar Ese
This is the programme Tor be tried in idaho
Territory. Knowing that this Territory is
empbatically against this Congress, the mana
gers of the Boise City Convention dared not
take up a position in its defeuse, though it is
well known that the great body Of the Repub-
lican party in Idaho is as radical as Sumner
could desire. They lodged the questioning
ONLY QUESTION NOW BEFoRE THE PEoPLs-an1
glide over it with a few common place re-
marks about confidence in both They seem
TO entertain very little respect for the intel
ligence otthe people. They know, and every
intelligent man now in the country knows,
that the restoration of the Union is the all
absorbing matter now with Congress, with
the Executive, and with the people. They
know that both President johnson and Con-
gress, have distinctly appealed to the people
for support, and that every State and Terri
torial election is counted as so much lost or
won as one after another they transpire.
They know that there can be no compro.
mise between Congress and the President:
that there can be DO such thing as joint en-
dorsement Of both. Aswel may they endeav-
or to endorse both God and the Devil in the
same breath. The President has distinctly
stated the difference between them. He says
no one can Supports Congress and the Execu-
tive at the same time. That the difference
between them is FUNDAMENTAL. It is as ilG-
possible to endorse both in one paragraph as
to build two superstruclures on one foHnda-
ton. la
The Republicans Of Idaho know this. They
dodge the question tor policy's sake But i.
will DO them no good. They deceive nobody
The Union party of this Territory is distinct
", overwhelmingly Radical in sentiment and
hostile to the Administration and no coward
~, double headed platform can conceal their
POSITION. The only contingency in which
their true sentiments woH d he made mani.
fest would be after an election which they
had carried Then we should soon have tel
egrams oiithc same sort as those of Governor
Gibbs, announcing TO the world that Con
gress is sustained" by Idaho Territory.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

SUPREME GoURr DEcrsIoS.--The Supreme
Court in the case of The People We. R. E,
Gillespie, has rendered IL decision respecting
the manner in which designations by County
Commissioners should be made. Gilbert re-
sigued the office of County Commissioner in
Ada County and the Governor appointed r.
H, Lintsay to fill the vacancy. The Board
ofCOmmissioners appointed Gillespie to fill
thevacopcy The Court by Judge McBdde
said sit was the duty OF the Commissioners to
have resigned to the County Commissioners,
andfurther that by virtue of the resignation
being made to themi they had the appointing
power t,s.
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Notice ofDissoIntlon.

TINE co partnership heretofore existing under
Il the name and lyle of Miller& Bernstiel, has
this day been dissolved by matual consent.
The debts of the late firm will lie poB by Gins.
j. Bernstiel, who is alone authorized to sign in
liquidation. E.MtLIER
GtfXS. y. BERN STIEL.
Idaho City. june ., 1866
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Ep. WORLD Please announce independent
candidate for the Office Of Sheriff at the ensuing election
~ CHAS W. STEWARD.
Ma. EDtFoHs-Please annnunce my an indie.
pendent Democratic candidate for Representative ths
ensuing election. "a In36l J.J. Waikiki
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

TTEilE undersigned has the pleasure of informing
his friends and patrons that he will continue
the business ut the old stard cnrner Of Wall ard
Montgomery eetS. Thankful for past patronage
ne respectfully Solitts continuation of the same.
CiAS. J. BERNSTIEL.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

To CoRREsPoNDE Yearly. every week we
receive correspondence or communications from
some qnartes, without the name of the author It
is astonishing that there is man, woman or child
in any civilized country who does not know that
the universal lax of newspapers requires the name
of the authOr to accompany any C,lmnuhicafion
This Is an mex 'rabEe, unchangeabte rule, from
which we9ziSiA NOT deviate. = g a.ta. aa"lf7l
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30
Notice.

A Ill persons indebted ~ The la'e firm of Miller
IA Il Bernstiel are hereby notiled t. come for.
ward and settle their accounts with Chas J Bern.
stiel. ut the old stand CHI IS. J. BERNSTIEL.
idaho City. June q, 1866 n56tK
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

NorIcE.- members Of the Democratic
Central Committee are requested to meet at
the Office of ] May, on Wednesday, July
4th at 2 o'clock P. M.-for the transaction of
business. j. J. Mar, Chm.
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II ew this w eek.
NOTICE.

~ s. KINGSLEY is my authorized attorney
We to transact my business in my absence.
$1,000 WIN BROWN
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DIED4

At Rocky Bar June 26th, 1866. JOnN MolNTlRs,
formerly of Idaho City. aged about So years.
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The resolutions are no sophistry, no humbng, or
high fown words Of unmeaning. sound. They are
short and right.to the point. They express the
sentiments of the Union party. aud upon local
points, of all -[otAtesman. ..sa .s4s
What aEetthe sentiments Of the Union par
ty"respec!ipg President Johnson? What do
they think ofGongressf ass 90 iLa. aaaa hlte
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

MASS MEETING AT, P1oSEER.-The democratic
Mass Meeting at 'pitneer City, wednesday even,
ing, was a decided success. Coy Weller, Judge
May Dr.. !, H, Harris. John. N. lCannaly, G. c.
Dudley and Hon. L. p. IL Ebreok were the speak
ers,a Though only a sshortnotice Of the melting
was given, the crowd that assembled was like
that of the olden times 10 the memorable can.
pagn Of 1864, both illnuinbefs and enthusiasm
The speech Of Cow Weller was worthy of the
man, In broad csiaSesmanfike views, clear state
nents. uuanswerable logic, ana keen, vigorous
SARCASM the address was uuexcelledi by any ever
deliyt red ia this country. Tho ardpralnd power
of the Old Democratic chef is still alive. and
made a powerful I'M IMPRESSION upon the audience.
Pioneer City is good for three hundred ma iorTty
for the straight DEMOCRATIC ticket
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1866-06-30

WnME3the Republicans were patriotiealfy re-.
solving about Wholesale robbery of County and
Territorial funds by the Democratic officials, why
did they not tell US something. about the Nh5Ie
sale lobbery Of the Territorial and Congressional
funds Lyy the Republican off Gals What about
SmisB aud GilsOn2' 70 isBC bG4 y.ilatr1d Il
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- The mountains they proclaim
The everlasting creed of Liberty!
That creed is written the untrampled snow,
Thunder'd by torrents which no power can hold
Save that of Go when be sends forth his cold
And breatd by winds that through the free heaven blow
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IMPORTANT uERT1F1cATRs,

RocHs sTRR, N December 28, 1861.
Megars. p. II. DRAKE COL have been great suf
Yerer from Dyspepsia for three four years. and had to
abandon my profe.si n. About three months ago
fried the Plan Bitters and TO my great Joy am
now nearly q well man. I have recommended them in
Beyeral cases, and, tar know. always with signal
benefit. I am, re pecrfnly yours,
Rev. J. g. OATHORN.
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8. T.--188G--X.

ia smile on her lip-heath was in her look
atrength was in her step, and in her hnnds-PLANTA
a. o. .
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8. T--186G-X.
& few bottles OF PLANTATION BIrTERs
viii cure Nervous Headache
Cold Extremties aud Feverish Lips.
Sour stomach and F0tid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion.
" Nervous Affections.
" Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath.
Pain over the Eyes.
" Mental Dependency.
Prostration; Great Weakness.
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8. T....1880.--.X.

Another wond. rful ingredient. Of great use among
the Spanish ladies' -outh mercs, impartlng beauty
to the complexion aud briianoy the mino yet
known the com, of the world and we withhold
ito name for the present. o..
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CHASED at q. P. RIGGS, Marke,-street SID NJ.
lUINN'S, King-street which places newsbef>s an
supplied.
0Ao paper-s Ill be sold from tho Office Assn..
EafRat DsSs ~ "rI'
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n9- AWAY WITH sPECTAOLEs.-OLD EYES
made now, without spectaoles, Doctor Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten oena Address
q. B. FooTE. n. D., No. llsO Broadway New York.
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DIR. WRIGHT'S
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Or, Essence OF Eife,

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Our medicines are sold and recommended BY all
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afflicted Address oil letters Tor medicines, pamph-
lets, or advice to tho sole proprietor, a
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