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R. 7. BERRY Sc co.

MI ERS in Hawserlsidi sai,on oa Wen GsrdaSe' F Fishing
4 Hemp in., TatS AND %@2ss Sst''n Tar FitsS eaEp%
Tackle rd1paSns, Lass Fire Brick Tile and Clay
Sn% Hose Betting and Packing NO .Siv - Masor
stTeet wheeling, W. va
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MI. F. HULLIHEN,

sexaGf, WHEEIING, VA, DkNhtsf'
6gY4 OFFICE, corner OF Market and Qu'ncY
Streets, one square above the Custom House
aanoO
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p. w. BOSLEY,

NrsNUEACTURE OF COMMON
M AND FANCY CANDIES and dealer III
Foreign Fruits, Nuts, etc, No l36 Market St,
wheeling Va
Also Parties and Weddings furnished with
Ice Cream and Cake at the shortest notice
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WILLIAM HARE,

GAS FILTER No 2 Monroe St, Wheel
ug w Va.
~ nntica sephh
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FTF CFA4 EW yLGTc- FyGg3
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An Order Prohibiting the Transpor'
tion Of Fenians, or their Arms or Mu'
nifIous of Wal.

OGDENsBURG, NEW YORK, June 12.-
The following General Order has just
been promulgated:
HEADQUARTERS DIST. ST. LAwARENCE !
Ogdensburg, June nth, 1866. !
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TEIEGRA PHO NEWS.
NOeNING DIsPArCnKs.

vUoe1En en1UU ~ ~ OoAlo- CGU611
fesasa - RSussia-lsoaea 90 IassBs
pssl nnEks1s - wednesday. sroE y
BERLIx, October A.-Ths Castle Of
lKcmgstein, On the Elbe, WAS coded TO
Prussia to-day. The electoral law recently
passed by Parliament. and the treaty Of
alliance with the German States were pro-
mulgstedr to-day. ss iaa nasb 81 <
LIvsKPooI, October al.-Noon, The
cotton market d somswhat Aadsr, and
prices have declined "a. ~ Amssieaa
grades. Sales to-day foot up 1000 balss.
Middiing uplands, 1sd. q
Lospos, October A.-Noon. - Ths
money market Il quiet. Consols, ssK |;
United. States 6-2o,s, esk; Eris's, soK |;
Illinois Central, TX. H pa -
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THE PRESIDENT AND GOVERNORS 1PETR-
POINT AMI .SvaxNy-RADICAL RuM0Rs.-
To-day was Cabinet-meeting day; conse-
quently few outsiders were admitted TO
interviews with his Exceliency-Goyernor
Swamp of2Nsrslasfd, arrived here this
morning, and had interviews with the Pre-
sident and General Grant, Swami is evil
IDENTIFY demoraliEsd, and unless he can in
duce the President to fill Fort .McHenry
with United States troops he VIII dismiss
his charges against the Baltimore police
commissioners. .,,,..a - o.s,a SIR go
Generals Grant, SchoAsld, and Rollins,
Governors Peirpoint. of Virginia, and
Swami Of Maryland, met the President to-
day after the Cabinet meeting, and we're in
consultation an hour. Rumors say they
were canvassing the ekpediency Of con-
centrating. troopssin Baltimore. It Is not
known definitely whether an order to eff
feet this object has been issued or not, but
Il Is stated that the President will respond
to any, csll Governor Swami may make,
and that he will recognize the Governor as
the authority Of the State. General Candy
sends word here tonight from Baltimore
that he anticipates no difficulties. -Nest
York Tribune. u. Il $,s ass&1g e'aiAf-s-
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l1sp6sss n sGA4st NJ !, : Prssni.
.ent Citlssn sf1Tfsys g 4lnesls,

nent Citlssn sf1Tssys &C 4anesln,
Il rsor. NJ !, ossosssss ss.@@.cssa. Is. 81.
citem16t haS been created IN eminent %.
cial circles at the intelligence received and
confirmed this morning of the murder, IN
cold blood, at Lincoln, III, on the night Of
the 10th Of this month, Of Mr.. Gilbert
Eaton, stao4f the venerable Orsamus
Eaton, one Of the wealthy citizens Of Troy,
and until recently the senior membse Of
the great bodybuilding arm located here.
The murdered man WAS stopping at the
Lincoln Hotel, and had retired to bed for
the night, when Q man by the name OF
Warwick, who Is now In custody, applied
to the porter Of the hotel for the loan OF, q
horse and wagon. Out of this application
grew an alteration between the porter
and Warwick. The parties to the strife
had assembled to the second floor of the
hotel, where Mr.. Eaton had previously re.
tired to his room. Hearing an unseemly
noise, he emerged from his room into the
hall, and ascertained who was to blame in
the affair between the porter and Warwick
in sufficient time to promptly announce
Warwick as blsmeworthy to the proprietor
of the house, who had ct last appeared
uponthe scene Warwick, who was drunk,
at once made an assault upon Mr.. Eaton
with q dirk knife, inflicting Eve stabs, from
which Mr.. Eaton only sutviyeda little more
than thirty minutes. The public feeling is
saddened here byTthe melancholy occur
renee, and much sympathy is felt for the
stricken family. ...e,,, ]
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NASHVILLE, October IA confagration
this morning at ! o'clock destroyed 81 ,OoO,-
900 worth Of property. sas41s
The following is q list Of property
destroyed: Bonner Office; Gsgan & Co.,
drug.house; Lewis Ems billiard saloon; the
drug-house of oHartlett Il Co.. with many
smaller establishments.
The fire was not checked until 8 o'clock
this morning and it has destroyed all the
south front of Cedar street from CHERRY to
Painters alley,s extending through to
Deadlock street. 80 h'| iscdos
:, Morrelps photograph gallery, well known
to the Army of the Cumberland, was en-
tirely consumed. -, 'sas.s,
Anumber Of old landmarks Of Nashville
are gone. 5lsS ,i;,. IN fs,-,I,
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

The Baltimore Trsubles-Washfngto
and Bslsimere News sa the subject.
BALrIxoRE,o October 25.-Thers have
been no new Developments regarding the
police commissioners. Their counsel still
decline to participate in the. examination
Of witnesses tomorrow. !"
WASHINGTON, October 25.-The belief
here that serious difficulties would be likely
to arise in Baltimore from the affair Of the
police commissioners Is nearly over. Ar
rangements will be made such as will
secure peace in any event. The President
considers that the requisition from Go
vernon of any State, no matter from, what
his difficulty arises, must be responded to.
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Az, ,OPENINs.-rThe Radicals Of Balti-
more and Baltimore county are savage
against Governor Swami. They have in
'structed their candidates for the Lsgisla-
ture, if they cannot reflect Creswell, in no
case to vote for the Governor for United
States Senator; that they must vote for
"rthe best rebel in the State" rather than
for him. A gentleman in these parts claims
to be the "best rebel" ESQ called) in the
State. He has left his name with us, and
we are authorized to say they can have 1t
whenever they are prepared to vote for
"the best rebel in the State" We shall
see whether the Radicals are disposed to
stand up to their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
(Md) Star.
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Poor PROSPECT OF A WAR IN BALTIMORE.
The Sun Of yesterday says -" An agreea-
BILE quietness now prevails throughout the
city. Although the streets were lively du-
ring yesterday, as they generally are in the
fall, people appeared to be pursuing their
proper business, or seeking legitimate plea
sure only. 1T has been rumored thatthere
were many strangers here who had come
on to see the Baltimore war; but If such
was the case, these sight-seekers must have
been, sadly disappointed. Even the sprink-
ling Of pickpockets that had gathered from
abroad, brought here by the partisan tele-
graphic dispatches and letters north, pro-
missing excitement and disorder, have found
. poor field for plying their VOCATION and
appear to have taken their departure in
disgust. A gentleman connected with the
northern press, who was here profession
ally during the few days Of protected turbu-
lence, has written back since his return
home, that If any one wants to hear about
the Baltimore war he should 60 to any
other city than Baltimore for the purpose.
4Thisindicates . just estimate Of the affair.""
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The BALTIMORE CATHOLIC CouNcIL.-
A large number Of the Catholic clergy, in
Guiding mitred abbots, archbishops, and
priests, all Of whom attended the Catholic
Council held at Baltimore, arrived in this
city yesterday and, the day before. Mostof
them are stopping at private, residences,
and all Of them joiniuexpressions of respect
for the President and the, numerous cOur-
tesies extended to them by the citizens of
Baltimore. Many Of these gentlemen are
from remote parts of the country, and are
en- route for their several homes.-NeiO
York, Wxld, G4th. H ss
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Special telegram TO the Dispatch. ~
Destruction of6utherltn's Factory b
.r- -. - RlpA- r :. tfs.f7t- = 49,

as. Special Telegram TO the Dispatch.
Destruction of6utherltn's Factory hy
sfei ~ sssi n Fire. qr ~
4 DANvILLE, October 25.-This morning
about hslfpast / o'clock the large to-
bacco factory Of Major William T. Suther.
lin was discovered on fire, and notwith-
standing the efforts made to save the build.
ing, it was totally destroyed with all its
contents. It was occupied in part by J.
N. Walker as storage warehouse, and
contained a large quantity of salt. Mr..
Walkers loss is about $4,000, and no insu-
rance. There were between $1,000 and
$4,000 worth Of hydraulic and other presses
destroyed, belonging to Major Sutherlin.
His 10 sses are covered by policy in the
Home Insurance Company of New 7 ork.
The fire was the result Of accident. The
building was valued at $4,000. D.
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Another Official statement an to the
Presidents Course towards the NM
ryIanA Radicals. - ea. y

# 4 -
Special dispatch to the New York Times.
WASHINGTON, October %. Governor
Swami, Of Maryland, had q long interview
with the President this morning, continuing
NJ to the moment Of the meeting of the
Cabinet. He then withdrew until the
Cabinet had adjourned, ut which time the
interview was renewed. The subject Of
this protracted interview was the threat
ening state Of affairs in Maryland. The
subject was also discussed in Cabinet, and
there is the best authority Af saying that
the Cabinet unanimously agree sas to the
course of the Government. Under the
decision in the D0rr casa, it, il 'acknOw-
lodged that the General Government y
bound to protect the constituted authors
ties of any and all the States against
domestic insurrection, or any other form
of resistance to their authority.
IL is further argued that ~ the State Of
Maryland has never been other than .
member Of the Union, and her Govern.
ment is beyond imputation Of any form OF
irregularity or Illegally, it's laws must
therefore be enforced at all hazards. l
understand that the form Of interference
by the General Government, should any
be required, was agreed upon ct the Cabi.
net meeting to-day. The proclamation Of
Governor Swami is fully approved by the
President, and his reqnisition tOr, aid IN
support OF his authority, should any be-
come necessary, will be promptly met. 1t
may be added, that Ia the case Of the
threatened resistance in Louisiana by the
Boys in Gray" to the authority Of the
Governor of that State there is no differ
ence apparent from thst of the prospec-
tive Baltimore difficulty, and that m either
case the General Governments ID bound,
under the Constitution, to maintain the
constituted authorities Of tho State ~
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49, $500 ssss f ~ scui ~ wy Pypsv
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~. -. snu lns.r, Ing w'tnssse. -
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. lug dMeTscaa pronouneSs tne. aoo es.e ~
% oosn.a IL adneres, however. tSHs So.
IRENE position, and repeats wnst ~ 1sa
eala seysrn times Defote. ,snst II tne W.
sesnoe decides 70 remove shs Sommi,s,0 g:
en WIN Sfoee P0eeep4, yet ny "
1ns. s 1870 1870 !, $50 - - - w.,s
N ths Goycrpor sppeal, 10 force to enforce
On act Of doubtful sutbority he will be
resistSd. If be appeals to, the courts the
commissioners VIM meet nim tnere, sno
saou'o sne uoclsion W ssa,.s 'te' -
so Ths S.tI :, ere M Msnn.s. Tho fact
that II Gaze coyefnor Swann should ap-
point police commissioners in the place of
Messrs. Wood and Hindsss, and attempt to
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DEMAND FOR LABoRERs.-T There is .
great demand for, every description of out
door labor in Erie, Pa, more especially for
laborers to assist in house-building, as there
are six hundred houses in process Of erec-
tion there's at the present time.-Edrris6urg
TelebrdDh.' 90. S@sl1 ~
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The Alabama CIaiHas-Ollcial Ont.
Al giving. gse

Correspondence Of the New York Times y :
WASHINGTON, October 23.-In regard 70
our affairs with England, growing ont OF
the depredations during the late warof the
privateers Alabama and Shenandoah, MI
Adams, our Minister to the Court Of 81.
James, was some time since Instructed to
make peremptory demand forindemnity
for the losses sustained by eur commercisl
interests. To this demsnd Mr.. Adams re-
eeised an eyasiye reply. He wfs immedi.,
ateiy instructed orepcst the deusnd. he
did SO, but no definite response has Jet
been received, but the tone Of the English
hewSpapersrccently receiyed adicstes that
these renewed and psrsistApt demarde have
not been without effect. The British 80.
vernment ere now puttiSg on feelers ~
Their various prganS, showing the!r dispesas
ton In the matter. From hessjt le9sefs
that they ere xilliaa - nhm& ~ e -
70 arbitration, or - Aahmp1acf N1fM
commissioners. Our 0os>6ul1D1t Nh 80
eept no arrangements @ thi1 On, bye NIi y
INSIST on prompt md fdlf payment of -.
Claims. This ID our MINI I'm IA 1ybe&
N the instructions nAdeswAaeA II. Id.
70 now acting, e -. 4 g'f .t y
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Foreign News-Terriflc Hurricane
5000 Persons left H0useless and
Penniless-Less OF Life-RatiAcatf0n
OF the Treaty between PrussiA and
Saxony-Rumors or Changes % bc made II
the French Cabinet-Markets, &c. .aN.s2
HALIFAX, October 25.-The steamer Vic
tor makes the following report :. Turks
island, on the 30th September, was visited
by q terrific hurricane, which destroyed
over 800 houses and their contents. Over
5000 persons are left houseless and penni.
less and are almost naked. 10000
bushels Of salt were swept away. Six
foreign and twelve island crafts were lost
with twenty men from among their several
crews. = :.
BERLIN, October 25.-The treaty be.
tween Prussia and Saxony has been fully
ratified. Pursuant to its provisions, Saxony
is to pay lO,00O, 900 Of forms. The Saxon
army has already been diSbanded. .sya
Z BADEN, October 25.-The House of De-
puties has rejected the proposed alliance
with Prussia. Gic1A3 -as a,ih ~
PARIS, October 25.-Rumors are current
that changes are imminent in the French
Cabinet. The threatened rupture is caused
by the Emperor insisting upon the negotia.
ton Of large loans. It is now asserted that
the French troops viii leave Rome IN De.
cember. ~ Ii, f..
ViEsNA, October 25.-Field Marshal
Benedek, Of the Austrian army, has been
placed upon the retired list. - 4a Y.
LIyEKPooL, October, "a, p. Mt ha.
just been decided ct Manchester to work
the mills only on short time.
GLASGOW, October 24.-The steamship
Britannia, from New York on the 9Th, ha'
arrived out. On 'pi
LONDON, October "a, P. N.-Consols
ssh; IS, 6s1f. F -s ia 81
LIVERPOOL, October 25.-Sales Of cotton
to-day, 700 bales, closing dull; middlinl
uplands, 16d. go ''st Il
LIVERPOOL, October Is, P. A.-Marke
for cotton quiet and steady, with day.
sales estimated ut 5000 bales; middlipi
uplands, l5d. sia !
LosDox, October 25.-Noon.-Aons
market slightly easier; consols,~ s9L
b-2O'A ssH. 80 IA
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Railroad Convention.

ia BAIIFO0u COnventlOne Jis4,t ;
: New York, October 25.-A convention
Of railroad men is in session here. The
objects in view are the improvement Of rail-
road construction, maintenance, and man
sgement. No subject involving political
discussion is entertained. 4an y. aaa
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CoIoRrp Nxs M I'M Bosrox CIiY CouN-
en- .-zTke Boston 1favsur, says 80 Onr
colored friends Sssm dAterminsd tohava
representatives IL, the aty government
next ysax. In Ward 5 on Monday night
tfny. Jei1rtsd one &c ttygtt number 6 {
candidate for the Common Council. = =
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-
|.a,,. Exscay o. nj roixcco AAsEar.
81 sIi Is TosAcc0 HxunAsoE, I z
sRicE1eHn. Va, 0CtsSsf -, 1904.
3 lfaskst ininstsd, ana pricss & ibadS
bsttsf;on An Eradss. Bslos We giys ne
transactions Seventeen hosshsads sad
fosstssn boxes opsssd, snffssty two scid
~ followS: Lug common 20 medium work.
ing snf ihippinS, tltoS7; lugs, good work.
Ing md chipping, " to "; lsa1 common
working and ahippins {funksd} 20 ~ ia;
Leaf, medium working and skipping, $3.50
70 e1s; Leaf COED wofkine snd shipplsne
t1s 70 ~; issf, Ans wprg snA Zip.
psns, ela 70 M manufacturing. god 70
fns. 1ls 10 ress nsaufActurins, extra 20
dsss 80 70 ce6o; fancy wrappers, sod to
ans (nev), }. e1o 70 30. t-
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The RoBBERs, iGAPTURED.-The three
young men who robbed the trunk Of Miss
Bsttie White, 81! tho house 81 Hrs. Mays,
In Amherst; on Monday morning, were
arrested on the Orange cafs q Shadwell,
in Albematie, yesterday, by Captain John
A. MsLain, Of this city, and were taken to
Cuipeper Courthouse and lodged In jail.
They got on the train OF Shadwell, and
were Immediately recognized byi0aptain
NcLain from the descriptions given by rs
yssterday an Lsp VI Siszg Ns.4psf. 2stA.
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'ae96Get &aS(G11na NesesneR Mahn
LII III = nex 1esnoUGiUl ~ IS g.s1
pytalsgf4pt 10 the Tribune. 49,,
ExhSr6kf, LIZ October 23.-Ths, Sol
diors nd EeiloFYsU onvention ct Elkhorn,
Wis, yesterdAy, was the largest meeting
ever held IN wslvorth copnty. General
Butler received ! grand xsl6se d Beloit
and sslses hsse. He poke here to-day
With Goyernor Hahn. Snow Nas falling
last. ss Bntlers adyocated negro suffrage TO
4 iasyp and applapding audience. Butler
speaks g. Detroit on next Saturday. ! +
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Unitsd states Vessels fnrEfaaes.
PARIS, October 24.-The iron-c1ad Man
tonomail and the Augusta have joined the
Colorado and Frolic at Cherbourg. !.
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w Mkt ABE AlGoss... -
W. ~ sAsu,Aeivsiss -
NGsf rRSxiyx. GOLD IrtpAL:vv 1vs
= - a nsaA'slD.sup ursrsa4! u ul1

N189 PRx1fuNs GOLD 1xpAL.n
Ii aR1SD. -, $50. uuk1S.
PA n o 0.a
These Inaifansnts having bsss nsfoes tbs psbl1s
for the past tAirg ysarss have 49, nsif sxssas
lspss sloas, Attained N uHrvsc1lspp S1S-snSs
ynIcI thas psonosnsss then u,sepAllsd. 1Asis
TONE
so,antirsl trsas power. fJshH1ss, Svspsnssa, saA
me singing 41Siity, - veil = sftet purity q
insoaAsisn aia ahs41snstasns85 tAsUaShoat he
satirs sSaIei 2hb1rohib agl.aSIf3.a
80, 20 :; 49, 1OuCHr ys4ks
n plant and slassie, Ard b sntifSU fsee iron ne
safnsss fosnd u % many planes. vAisA ssssss
he performer 70 20 sasily tire. n
2 80 - sniW01K1ANDHIr
tisy sAnn6s ~ exeelled. Their eSt1ea y .eeae
stzuStSd Win b sass snA stteAtjaAsss svssy pm
therein that shssastssisss ~ Gnsst nsshasiso.
None butths hsst seasoned nsssrisl isussd b theis
usauf,etars. md thsy ytiL asspps ne hard usaees
OF he soussFt.roem- With tAst q Ne Dayl0s uyoa
sn sasslitys- ana1ssesA - thslR nsie<y; In 40,
n EsiNof YOR 4 yIARl1Uf 10DAv
gAlisoar Squsss Pianos hAvs oaR ~ inDsovel
orsul ossis hnl ne AtMls frsSis.
i, Iesry Piano fally ws1>stst fDf HivBYRAxo.
JOHNSON CnANDIRLAYNk,
Bols Agents fbf he s4iS - Ms Ahove ssisbsa1el
I PiaAoS,Ues ~, susnss 1aAnsak4 xlntA stsssoes
Rishupad. VI. tlsq. III .lEo3eDa y 49,
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United States. Martial fsr louisiana.
.~WAsHINeroS, October A.-The Presi-
dent to-day appointed ]. n. Mckee United
States Marshal for the Eastern District Of
Louisiana. II. ~ ~ ~ hs.u
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sas2 oIKnEsDs-ksegro bGyinamed VIII
hersB eRlssv about kxtsen years Of ago, was
shot thseaGA che head and killed this m0rnyd
M $SSpf i9 csle4k III white boy
Named 9Ot1 ~: ksss % Hl1ed negro
Aoms TINA ago, hAs bs1S Ssyested. -Alx-.
70ad14 Fess{ .lgfg9
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A YER;S PILLS.-Are you sick, Asr;
With your y .tsn dsnnssd and your ssiinis 81.
fSs. e saiss so@: e L
creeping upon you, and should be syefted by -
ps sss Ct Cleanse n: Ss
purify the blood. and let the aaids 1--we On tno1:
s.rsesed In health sssin; They s!imslsaS ss g
iSs sSss 8 RS s S0a * SaR
SIsssss. - Sei& ssttls.l s2msyhatsltn ths Scdy
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as ed sI ISs9
ssoss tss ns.hfsI ss6es 8 sls ssssns ~ viS q
&c sSgysns ,ssHs sss.
:1pssi: sSss cssssd Il Ss q: 81 & :s1
By fhs ssps means. None Who know sAs iiytss q
tksse Pills vnl neglect 70 sSploy them -. yh:n
p Ssiisssai i aEs. s' Is:
ian, SI0p:y. wsIS:, and suppisssios 1isassssa
e ~ =: :., sS a. s
pufgstivs medicine yst diseoisrsa. 1911
AYRRe AGUt CUBE. y0n TIE SPEEDY Anp
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