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3. Es7.OsSECE.LE.

CUN-SMITH, keeps constantly on hand Il
~ large assortment of rifles, fowling pieces
powder and powder TASKS, shot and shot bags
lead bullet moulds, and~all articles in his line
Repairing Of guns, rcyolvcrs, machinery, &c,
promptly attended to, and well executed Shop
on Eighth st, between Jay and Washington sts
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physician and Surgeon. Particular attcn-
1 ton paid to the treatment of difficult and
critical cases, and 10 consultation. Also, Ex-
anning Surgeon for Pensions Office in the
buiIIiug formerly occupied by kuehn & Co,
Bankers. Orders left at Y. < j. Robinson J
Drug Store will be promptly attended to.
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TO BE CONTINUED.

STRANGESToBY OF y PoLANDER.-A Pc
lander, whose life has been a series OF
misiortu hes has just arrived at Pans
under the following circumstances: In
1880 he was cxiied to Siberia for polite
al crimes, from whence he escaped to Mon,
trcaI. arriving there in complete poverty.
After eight years Of miserable life there he
sailed for Brazil and went to work in the
diamond mines, and from Brazil to Cali.
fornia. where in a short time he collected
a small fortune in gold. In 1863 he return
ed to EuIope and joined in the struggle for
his country's Independence. lie was again
captured and transported for life to New
tchinsk, in the north Of Siberia. In 1863
he found in the bed Of river masses 81
melted quartz mixed with iron ore. His
Brazilian and California experience now
came IN play, aud, prosecuting his search,
he discovered aud secured diamonds To the
amount Of $40 coo. and near the close OF
summer he found one large diamond
weighing seventy-hye caratS, worth, had 1t
proved perfect, at least $3.50 900. lie re-
solved to make bis escape, ii possible, thro'
the Chinese Empire. The smaller dia-
monds he secured in belt about his per-
son, and to make sure of the larger one, he
forced out one Of his eyes, and in the va
cant orbit hid the highly priced jewel. On
his way through China he wa robbed by a
janditti Of his belt and small diamonds,
save a few which he. .oid to procure the
necessaries Of lie. After many dangers he
arrived at Calcutta, and sailed for Mar
settles. He is now in Paris, and in great
misery and poverty, not being able to sell
his jewel, as it proves to be filed with blacb,
spots, and almost worthless.
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e. ". wECaiER. W. 3D..

OFFERS his professional services to the citi-
~ Zcns Of Cato and vicinity. Also, as gene
raj conveyaEcer will attend to the examination
Of tides 20 lands and TO the payment OF taxes
on non-rrsi tents lands in NJ n.toHo: county
Z. O. address, Clark 5 Mills, v litowoc co. sis.
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Ed. y ASTON. NJ. Es..

physician and Surgeon, treats all Acute
1 Chronic and Surgil Diseases to which
men, women and children are subject. Office
and residence corner OF York and Seventh sts.
Orders left at the Drug Store Of Racon, Thomhs
K Go. Will b. promptly attended to.
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rre- 1t Is announced that a site for a new
presidential mansion at Washington las
been determined upon. It is to be located
about two miles northwest of Washington,
and wii. be surrounded b. II park The
land in that ncighborhool IS valued at
about %l.-3Q az acre.
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ESE,E,ys & EEsy.

DEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries, Crock
- cry, fancy goods, glassware, boots and
shoes. ready-made clothing, paper hangings,
hats and caps, toys. childrcn's cabs, live geese
feather, bird cages. kerosene oil and lamps.
Sc. \ s!iare OF public patronage solicited.
Stor" On YORK. street ncar It's intersection With
Eighth.
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L. \ most appalling explosion has
occurred in a coliery at Barshy, in the
county OF York, England. The loss Of life
was frightful. The bodies Of over three
hundred dead have already been taken from
the mine, and many others arc still mac
counted for
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AFENDLIK & WATROUS Manufacturers Of
w and dealers in American and Italian
Marble. Monuments hcad-stoncs, mantlcs
table tops, baptismal fonts, &c, furnished
short notice and to the entire satisfaction of the
purchaser. V Sn6
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n. EsEeEES Az,

=, URVEYUH and Civil Engineer. Business
= entrusted to him viii be promptly attended
10 Residence near Clark's Mills. Orders
MAJ be left At Mahoney's store.
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tons and arrested Surratt. Secretary
Seward, the next day, ie!ewaphed BIN tha,
his course is approved, and informs htn
that measures have been taken 10 bring
Surratt home, Admiral Go!dsboroUgh hay
| InE aeca thus instrRcteI.
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/ Giles VINO desire 10 Introduce lutO tlor nelLh
boriy intercourse, the rules and usageS Of
! Fashionable society.
H. When strange lady settles in town
/ it shall Dc the duty Of every lady resident
70 call OH her a soon as possible. Iae call
/ not to exceed 50 minutes. The following
are the subjects Of conversation to be used
on all such occasions: l>t. The number
Of ladies here, their faults, and those
t with whom the new conner only should
socIate. "a. The expenditure OF the ditfe-
rent families, style Of living, number Of ser
wants, character Of the husbands, aud the
past histories Of all the families. 81. The
advantages and disadvantages of the town.
( Ill No lady shall call upon another IN
/ Ill her last cali to that one has been re-
turned.
~. The subject Of conversation between
ladies shall be: lst. The latest scandal
about the different families ID Who was
at the last dance, what they wore. what
they said ana done. and how they danced
81. The probability OF marriages and the
reasons for such probability. THIN the
persons who is called on shall exhibit every
new article in her possession, state where
and how it was got AMI what 1t cost As
all invitations t. ten are always supposed
to he accepted none shall be refused
Y. When lady has been OF on visit
I b tv od anv e o Who J{ s' 70 S a. ' ho
not be called on by the party neglected.
The reaGing Of these rules were loudly
adoinrTI amidst much enrIn.ia1m' -
Mrs Tonruev was glad that this con
vantion had cxnreSsed if,elf 50 cbarminplv.
and DAFT At th - same time emoha;icaiIy thrn2gh
the rules introduced by her friend Mrs Noser
ana adopted by The convention. She hop
- hat The ladies Of this convention would
r., 70 carfr out the s;tirit Of th5,e rules,
AMI to Undue II. Ia .ir, sac failed e. attend
The convention, to d. the same. Under
III. ho,;ny Influence Of the perfect success
. d this meeting. She could see A. with a
r.,..laf;c az. The brsyirg> that would At
.ar : Strict Observance Of thee rules
r., rala AMI har5aroas custom OF stay
ias -. home. paying no attention to yo1r
n.t4a5o business. and merely so:ng thro'
IN, ,ng.i,a Of irving 10 make von-r houses
comfortable places should be done away
siIb l.all arp,ar-cl She ,ra,,pl tia
all ladies vho were mo5 already convinced,
Of lle lmPropreiy and wrong OF such Oh
las'.l""ou oo,9'' '''''0'' >-Ai'ii1's'
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JOSE TEE SYKES.

DEALER in STOVES; also manufacturer
- of Tin, sheet-iron and Copper Ware. All
kinds Of Repairing done Shop on Eighth ct,
nearly opposite the First National Bank.
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e.. EsEzIE.HSs.,

PROFESSOR Of Music, &c, will give lessons
| in vocal and instrumental music in the vii
lagos Of Manitowoc and Two Rivers. Resi-
dence on Eighth street, near the courthouse,
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t. dies C8nvan+iov


ing account Of the proceedings of a Conven-
ton lately held here We desire to say thar
ifany Of tie remarks OF the speakers are in
correctly reported, cur columns are open 10
them for correction at any tine:
4: meeting Of the ladies' Of Nantowoc,
/ Mrs. Puueonby was elected chairman, and
/ Miss Tjckety, Secretary. Mrs. PJn5onby
on taking the chair, said that the object for
which this meeting was called were n0nen
/ tous, and their neglect hai been the cause
/ Of much trouble Situated : the J0|n was
I far from constant communication with the
! Fashionable world. ~ neglect and misuse,
/ the customs and manners 0. fashionable
/ people had died out from among u, until
/ the daily disregard Of fashionable usage had
( become really alarming ID ladies' d delicate
! instincts. This meeting was called for the
/ purpose Of correcting the abuses before
mentioned, that had cgept into orr social
/ system, and the business now before the
meeting was to discuss these iniraction5 Of
! the rules OF poiitene>s, and adopt some
! measures whereby the ladies could be guild
| ed In their intercourse with each other
! The chairman then 1ubs!Jea amidst APP
pIause.
Mrs. TTomoboiy begged leave to say a
Ie" words. she had been a married woman
some thiTty years lsun3aHon among the
Sih9ie iaqieSj ha1 hQAeFaIe iahlHy anu
i''o d" d. l'"'' 'ii''' Sue IA" ci'oiSh " uo
! HisseS) She thought that if the ladies
"oulu pay 'eSS a. 'th''2" 10 l%.i!oIa'.e t,!G
yeP's "'lt ",'t7 - '''I ~ ''iS> u ~,
iIo'Ss5 ''''',,' H. "o.''i '''''I o1'G,'
."1.1 ,'i..l =,
T ~ u .''7 ". l,I ~ w.. ~ H. W..
1"o'' 80. ''.'' 80
p'ot:" 800 - - ~
receiver Sll'" '''H mus '.l.3 III ~ ~
Impressed on AeE t,2afI'' H.'''.['. f'i'77'- }
cae ot~.eR '..G "'!i9' nat u '-.'- VIC "'-
SILou' % H'a~'n- 'l1'L i''.'.S'> ,.'.'..''
If',e'> l'I 'j' !, .i- an 49,. ,,'''' |
u p.''lI} III GI,'''''' 70 '1''1 '"- X
qua t5'e '"7IiI'u anu H1i cr'i''I"d o. .
nose "ho 80 h'1 care - ''aHt 'G''i" a com
iof''o'e l.','l ny G}'.,''@l'i ~. WAS ~
iIIa' an" s''r" I" E'cl''' ''1.-., "'"n''i'''.'
"2.; t'f con.r;n 1or saf,9 AZ
- Lar hansa on H. @2t"I.irfs IF III IGwn
MIS- l,4tfv WINS n = Io.. "a f;nl lan~,,ara5
70 rvnrnss Inr in,Ii.n,riona ut tbn ratn,rLs
~ 10 ADV Who hid last .n.I-on SIn ,r,.
Ia r. So, 49, 10 i,].es I,.aso,,t I'D .,;,;+
1n,,SI nat f., ,;.t4a - .,,.b i,.fIaans r,1.
orrqae E6a tLonoIt that if Ms Iown.
bol9 had hem oTt in III ,vnrl1 ~ ,,,nrh =.
.Ee'l Iirs I..f,r] IND sLa would saa -.
rr,,as.i-r 81 iii. I.ant;n. ari fhn n5,;l...
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ElEETlSF. All work warranted and .l,is-
- faction guaranteed. Oijcc il Sherman 3
br,e. building, en- Ei.l'A -.
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LHEEH Gsfas2E.

I AEALER in cabinet furniture, chairs, tables
! bedsteads, bureaus, &C., next door to Dr..
EastOn's Office
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FEaIzEEEc>X * 'ElzEsE,

4 TT0EGHIS ana CouHsc!'ors IT Law. Col
y Icctions proaIp,!y attended to. Ottice IN
I DIRK street.
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THE MANITR , OC PILOT.
i weekly newspaper, Democratic in politics,
devoted u the dissemination of Useful knowi
edge, Literary entertainment, and the Local
Interests Of Manitowoc county: published every
Friday morning, in Heubncr's new Block, (up
stairs, corner Of York and Eighth streets
MANIToWoC, WIS, by
JERZ. CROWLEY. Proprietor.
TERMS-Sa 90 per annum, in advance No
name will be entered on our books without
PAY IL ADVANCE.
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Which are the same amounts as amor
toned to each town by the State Superin-
tendent, as per chapter 30, General Laws,
Of 1866.
R@o'rcd further, That the Clerk Of this
Board is hereby instructed and authorized
to add to the County tax of the following
towns the amount set opposite each, for
illegal assessments
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TEsSs NEAt.EIA MARTIN,


Late Of Cleveland, ohio,)
TE'EACNER Of the Guitar and Piano. Resi-
! dencc On Fifth street, between State and
Chicago streets
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g-AEsE.E.@ f.. G7.E5EEs

I TTOHNEY AMI Counsellor at Law Oncc
a o. Eighth street, over tie First \ t;unl
bank.
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Business Cards.
y, a. ssElNVy rs. ID,

q II. lfEkV .. ~. u,
PHYSICIAN, Surgeon and Accoucher. Els
i pecial attention will be given as heretofore
during 4 lengthy experience to Midwifery and
Sugery. Office and residence, corner Of York
and Seventh streets
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The Board then examined Illegal Tax
Certificates.
Dir. Schmitz offered The following resolu-
ton:
RGe1'rc3, To instruct and authorize the
Chairman and Clerk OF the Board to issue
county orders in favor OF the persons below
named tor illegal tax deeds and illegal tax
certificates to the amount set opposite their
IlaLes, VIZ:
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Liberty, 2S2
| Maple Grove, 80 81
And the following SUMS Ter Indebtedness.
Torn 1mouHt.
! Maple Grove, 1863 o.
| Liberty, 5l7 90
/ Gibson, 1850
| As determined under the several resolu-
tons passed BY this Board during the last
year.
| Which resolutions were adopted unani-
mouSly.
On motion, the Board adjourned till
clock y. NJ, Thursday, November y,
1866.
November 81, 1866
! Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Prcsent-Nessrs. ScLmitz and DaGler.
( Absent-Mr. Lorigan.
! On motion, Board adjourned till o clock
same day.
clock, Nov. 81, 1866.
! Board net pursuant to adjournment.
/ Present-Measrs. Schmitz and Daimler.
1Absent-1Ir Lorigau.
The Clerk having prepared a statement,
showing the qualified value OF the several
towns in the County, as equalized by the
County Board of Equalization the amount
Of taxes for State, County, County Poor
and County School purposes Id the amount
Of back charges for Illegal aud uncollectahIe
taxes, as levied by the County Board OF
Supervisors for the year 1866 and as appor-
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CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
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Scrratt, the Assass.n-Tho Documents
Called for By CougresS-Iaterestar
Correspondence CT Government Off
cial5.
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EDiriSG PArgn. The follc siug summing up
of the pleasures Of editorial life il from the coi-
umus Of the Charlottesville Chronicle
Editing paper " very pleasant business
II 1t contains too much political matter, people
Won't have il.
If,be type is to- large, II don contain enough
reading natter
II the type is small, people vent read H.
1--we publish telegraph reports, tho people say
they are lies.
II Ne omit them. they say We have no enter
Prise Or suppress them for political effect
five have few J9kes. people say We are rat
tlehsaA.
i've omit them. they say ws are an old los
si
1--we publish original matter. they ssrse as Cor
ngt giving selections.
II We publish selections men Wy ws are lazy
ior not Eiiting more, and giving them that they
have not read 10 some other paper
live give . man a complimentary notice. thrn
We are censored for being partial
five DO not, thea sli liaDis say that we are
greedy bog
II We Isser, 40 article that plsases the ladies',
n.u becgme jealous
II ve - not cater ts their Wisbts, tie paper :
ogl 81 70 haye ia tie b0ass.
Il se attend church, they say 4 / OILY for e.
feet.
I've doh't they pronounce ua a. ieeeitfd Aad
desperately wicked
III se remain ii the oalce sol attend 10 btsg.
Hess. falas say that VS. are To- Prgai q niagls
With car feNs.
i've % sat. tAey ~ We never attend u ssf
business
I've publish peetr1 We eaees sentimental
ism
Ifse Do a., nc have y iisav poli.G 4
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A aFHsSGE SToRY.--Thc following s. range
story is given as authentic In letter from Par.
is:
"M Raimondct, ich old miscr, who tSed
lately, left a will. eouci1cl in these terms III
give and bequcath all my fortune, amounting
nov to G73 ,553f 900. in railway shares, to tls
young girl who, having lest the left ere snd right
leg, should please and get married to young.
man Of her own age, handsome, honcst, and weFf
educated. If, at the death Of my friend Durand,
whom | appoint as the executor 0f my will. the
popularity mention should not have been met
with, wish All my property to be shared between
the various bureaux of benevolcnce IN our good
city Of Paris. In order 10 carry this will into
execution. NJ Durand who Is also very rich,
sought in vain for some lime young girl who
should be in the condition required by Il. few
days ago, however, while passing along tbe Rug
ST TIonore, he perceived in small linen cap
shop girl who was trying on cap for cus-
toner, and who had not The use Of the right eye
lie went into the shop and asked for some hand
kcrchiefs, and was delighted to find from the
noise Of the mechanism, that the girl had wood
en- leg Ia the evening he rstyrned to the sheH
and followed her home 10 the Rue Monlnartrs. =.
lie afterwards made some inquiries, aud found
that the girl was engaged TO be married 10 .
young man named Adrien D., clerk A
few weeks aiterward, when the young couple aud
their tfenls were about to determine their nnp-
tal efeniug by modest repast. TO the astonish-
ment Of all present. NJ, Durand entered and
seated himself without ceremony At the table and
made known the disposition of the will II Il al
most unnecessary to say that some additions and
Improvements we're made Ia the bill Of fare and
the hrsi toast was 70 the memory ofthe testaioF
The bewy married pair have just lcft Paris with
the intention Of spending the honeymoon At
Nice. +"
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II. PRINDLF, Register
CLARK PECK,S Estate.

GTATE or VERMONT, At 4 Probate Court hold
- Bennington County, - en- al iAanebester, in sbd
for said District on the 2Sth day Of April. isGG
Present Hon p b. BUXTON. JucEe.
The Administrators oa the Estate u Clark Pcck late q
ssndgaic deceased made. application to render final
account of his administration.
Nhereupun Il 0rdcra that said sceount be audited
Probate Court to D. holden At the Probate ohee tn
Manchester, IN and for ssiH District on the 18th day
day % Mat and hsi notice thereof b given BY pub
ishiHe hs order three weeks successfully in The Man
chester Jogru@l paper pratcdat Manchester previous
te said time of bearing.
- HARRISON pETNnIE, Fsgisters
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8ArIxCs on JosH BfLLk0s. There is some
things that appears little rlIs at fIsi sight but
II you eratnin then clussiy they will appear more
20.
The milk of human kiBdness i tbe last lind q
milk that ought tew be usterci, il : generally
weak euua Ehen Il fuss c0mes
II is ed that wimmiu kant talk in their
sleep, this Elay be So but i dent look reasona-
BE.
There ir one thing don't pine ff, snl that
{ ,ew set iu bot rale-rtad ksr bi the side oy
cum unfortunate wanderer from the oi5en count
~ who hen bin goFgen vith plag toi,ackker, raw
onions, and Sex Kngiaai rums ] hal rather
weep over Tie ruins oy s d8seftet cesspo1I.
Delays" are sed STEW b dangerous" bat
have thought the time speni 10 egafiag Ea4 =
god risk tev iase
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WILLIAM J. FULLER's Estate.

CTATE OF VERMONT, / At Probate Court
~ Manchester District, IS. holden at Manchester
in and for said District on the 9TH day OF April 1866.
Present. Hon. +. b. BURTON, Judge.
An instrument IN writing purporting TO be the
last will and testament oi William J. Fuller, de-
ceased, If Dorset was presented for probate.
Whercupon il WAS ordered that said instrument
he proven at q Probate Court 10 be holden at the
Probate Office in Manchester, in and for said dis
trict. on the Both day e MAY, 1866, aud that
tiee thereof be given by publishing this order three
weeks succe.siyey in the Manchester Journal print
At said Manchester previous TO said time Of hear
ing
40 n. PRINDLF, Register
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A REcEPT FoR HAPPINESS. 1T is simply when
you rise in the morning, 10 form resolution 10
make the day happy one to fellow creature
II is easily done-a lefi-of garment, 10 the maD
who nee.is it; Kind word 10 the sorrosful; an
encouraging expression to the striving -tries in
themselves light as air,-wii DO il, at least for
the twenty -four bours; and u you are young,
depend upon il, il will tell when you are old /;
and IL you are old, rest assured it will send you
gently and happily down the stream Of tine 70
eternity. Look at the result You send one
person--only one, happily through the day that
is, three hundred aud sixty-hye in ihe coarse of
the Year-and supposing you live fry years on
y, after you commence this course, you have
made fourteen thousand six hundred human be-
ings happy, at all events for time. Now. worthy
reader, is this not simple aud is il not worth
accomplishing We do not often indulge IN q
moral dose-but this is % small p,ll, that one
neeCls no red eurrant Jelly to disguise its favor.
and requires {, to he taken bot once day. that
we feel warranted in prescribing j.. Il Is most
excellent digestion. aud proiooer Of pleasant
sunber - London -9tias
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PAINKILLLNG MAGIC OH,
III WORKS LIKE 4 CHlRM. y

Mark this isx5llis Magic ON dpes not SET BROKEN
BONES. oxas#8re simple compound iraeurcs pro
dueed ~ ekftfnt1 violence but ater Your skui sur
geon has raeea the disocation replaced the brken
bones rs usehsps the healing and reunion process gives
the abs0lbrnts activity, subdues Inflammation aud fur
thofs D cure wonderfully.
somu folks seem 70 DO proud IN telling how lame their
shoulders sreoi my erick in the hackOr 4 have got
tho Sciaca and delight Va Dragging that nothing Cau
cure me r-hut when We yet snch awful folks to use
Hcnuss pan. Killing Magic oil, faithfully, not only
crs their auehess and charm away thcir pains but
actually take Oh h5t Kind VI brag uu of thrmr and they
ffankly own up, and Say, IL works like Charnr
Why then lgt pains and aches your temper sP0il
YouI beauty lplse. for want ~ Ecnne's Magic oil
Why swallow ilumtugs,' as yuuug birds do food,
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LOIHZ.
na I lNnERS I0lIAE WlIER.

uk n AAuthS iuJlHE HNtth.
FaW st'aiisa a lVsae, hITietf Z S"iNfsi.
Caasa.a.aaa s q. d oitss 3 esel ouasg q vaitr.
ur NUs1 raeEtftE t4rAtfztAG AohsG sep RS
aaAATIRf sAeNs.
(. tss eurel sa ie enu sCg1ru n Ail - tian-
8EHa f1g
clsCEas. SYPHILIS. SALT RHtUk ;
I Aat ta> asll aA ssia sling saecess %
tafts
Rheumatism, DyFpe.ia, Consumption, fe-
male Complaints, Heart, Liver, and
hidhey Diseases, dc.
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