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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28
AN EFFECTUA WORM MEDICINE.
RROwN,S yERMIFUGE COMFITS,

Or WORK LozESGEas. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
with children and adults attributed to other causes, is
occasioped by worms The "VERMIFUGE CoMFITs,
although effectual in destroying worms, can do no
possible injury to the most delicate child. This
valuable combination has been successfully used by
nh and found to be safe and in eradicat
ing worms so hurtful to children.
Children having Worms require immediate
attention. as neglect of the trouble often causes pro-
longed sickness.
Symptoms of Worms in Children are often
overlooked. Worms in the stomach and bowels cause
irritation which can removed only by the of 4
sure remedy. TIE combination of ingredients used in
making Brosas Ern,yage Conts" is such as to give
the best possible effect with safety.
CURTIS BROWN, Proprietors. New York. Sold
all Dealers in Medicines, at 25 cts. box.
&C. VT. S. N. P. Co. 21:2o)
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FAMILY SToCK ALE.-Families wishing
to be supplied at their residences, with
the above PUBE AND WHOLESOME article,
will please to leave their orders at No
IL, Main Street, (between Front and
Pearl, from to II A. NJ. and have all
orders promptly filed during the after
noon of each day. H-All orders must
be cashed. -1 Sold by the dozen at
81 80; by the half dozen bottles 90 cents.
Bottles charged 10 cents each, and the
amount RENTED on return of empty
bottles
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CLEAN UP, dC.-Our interchangeable
Street Commissioner, has issued an Or
der by direction OF the Council, for a
general cleaning up and trimming pro-
cess, which will be found in another
column. Our friend, BENoNI, under
stands his business thoroughly, and the
Street interests of the city could not be
entrusted to better and more efficient
officer. The rainy weather, just setting
in, will ''soften the crust like" and make
the scraping easy. We shall try it.
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We are sorry to learn that our old
friend WILLIAM BLANCHARD, is quite I'LL.
He is afflicted with neuralgia.
The Deputy Revenue Assessor, A.
TuLLKpGE, Esq, We are also sorry to
learn is dangerously i'll, and has been
confined to his bed for the past ten days
he is afflicted with neuralgia of the
bowless By arrangement Capt NM
Lacey, at No. %, Main St., is, for the
time being, attending to Mr. Tulledge's
official duties, to whom all persons hav-
ing business with the Assessment Of
Taxes. are referred
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Assiunee Sale.

The entirs stock Of Boots and Shoes Of B.
Well. consisting in part Of Men. Boys Youths,
and Childrsns' Calf and Kip BOOTS; Women
Misses, and Children's Caters, Balmorals, Pol
ISL Boots Glove Kid, Button Caters. &C., go
viii b sold, commencing on Thursday, Feb.
18th, 1857, and continuing until the stock is
disposed Of at n. n. Lacsys Auction Rooms
No. q. Main Street. Richmond, Ind. Ladies
are particularly invited TO attend this sale, IS
the stock il . very select one. and worthy their
attention. Sales will commence At 9 o'clock
A. NJ, 2 p. NJ, and P. NJ. each day. R. w.
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ApRIL NOMINATING ELECTION.

eA~Candidates who are subscribers to the RAMA
dunn will be charged 81, and those who are NOT VIII
be charged S. for announcing their ma nncst9 be pad
n advance.
For Prosecuting Attorney. Editors Palladi-
NM You are authorized to announce the name OF John
T. Bliss as candidate for PROSECUTING Attorney for
the Circuit Court, for the Thrteenth Circuit OF Ind
ana, subject TO the April Union Nomination
MANY FriKNps.
We are authorized 10 announce Dr. JOEL NAiLh,
as candidate Tor County Auditor subject to the de-
csion Of the Unon nomination election on the nrs'
Monday in April next
Editors Pdisiism You will please announce the
name Of Capt I. w. o. BRAFrErr As candidate for
County Auditor subject to q e decision Of the April
om;uating election, and oblge his many friends.
We are authorized to announce JoHS SIM, as a can
diate for County Treasurer subject to the decision
az tina Union nomination election the irst Monday
in April next
We are authorized to announce Tn ADoErs C. GREEN
as candidate for County Treasurer, subject to the
decision Of the Union nomination election on the nrst
Mouiay in April next.
We are authorized to announce SYLVESTER JOIN
son, as a candidate for reelection to the ONCE 0
Courty Auditor subject TO the decision of the Union
nomination. at the April nominating election
Ys{;soy, Puilcdsxm You will please announces ID
name Of JoS AruAS R. wHrrAcRE. as cand'dase fo'
re- election TO Office of County Recorder subject &c
y-,;on nominating election in April next
We are authorised announce JOS q. AcNr II, -
..ndidare for Circuit Prosecuting Attorney. subject
60 N. ie,;,on of the Union Nominating election, on
the first Monday in April next
w..r, authorized to announce DANIEL B. CnAv
roxp, as candidats for re-eiscs''n % sne 0ao.
County Commissioner, subject 70 ne deesHon o. -
Union Nomi,asing election
w. are authorised to announce ID. W. Mason, - I
candidate FOE ProasestinG Atsonsy, oe he LIN II
d;ci.l Circuit Of fnaana. sahjsst to ths dsssssoo
he Union Nominating Election in April next
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FINAL DECISION True Julian
Copperhead," decides that newspaper
started mainly with the view of adver-
Using is not Legitimate business %
From the general tone of that sheet, the
only Legitimate business" in its estima-
ton, consists in slaadering and abusing
Gov. MORTON, and everybody else that
hasn't the peculiar Julian stripe adown
his back
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Capital Prize So, 600 Cash!
TO THE PUBLIC.

Owing 20 the delay in procuring pc, uissiou from
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue have not
had time to dispose of all the Tickets although thsy
have been selling rapidly Therefore, In iustice
TO the soldiers ticket holders, and uvsef have bean
compelled to postpone the time of drawing until
March 22d, 1857 when will PosIr,vElY TAKE Fl AcE
without further deay.
In consequence OF tho rapid manner in which
Tickets selling. have been induced 10 ipereane
the number 10 $4,000, Premiums to l0,052 and raise
the Capital Prize to $500 in Cash. Surely no one
car object TO this, tie chances for Premium re-
main the same and the csrital is much more vaiu-
able This is the most liberal distribution of Prizes
ever offered To the public in so small scheme
This is no humbug, tut truly benevolent snter-
prise, dema landing tn attention of every man. woman
and child tn oughout the State. take pleasure IN
RETIRING the public to he References who are among
the most respectable wealthy and influential citizens
in Eastern Indiana.
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THEArKE.-The theatre going portion
Of our citizens, are to be gratifed for
one week. comm ncing on Monday night
next, by the visitation of fine Troupe
that have been playing with great sue
cess and to crowded houses for two or
three weeks past at Terre Haute. Miss
IDA REESE, the accomplished Star pre-
former is one of the Company.
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uadley's Academy.-H Having secured the SER
vices of lady from the Oswego Training School,
wish to form primary class, composed of children
from six to nine years of age. Very superior teach
ing insured and the price reduced, for is eiass SIX
desired.
Our teachers class is in operation and receiving ac
cessions daily.
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The Messrs. NYE Bros. at the Depot
are always prepared, at short notice, to
fill all orders for tin roofing, spouting.
and everything else in there line Their
assortment of Tinware, and all kind OF
cooking apparat as never better
Call and see them.
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PLEASANT HoPs.--The Bal Of the No.
As, on Thursday night last, passed of
very pleasantly and sgreeably to all who
participated; and, on Friday night the
German Turner's Association, had an
equally happy and joyous time, at Phil
lips Hall.
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The finest stock of Watches and
Jewc.,s in the City, can nov be seen at
Seib and Ankeny's, 50 Main. Street.
Any Of our readers desiring any thing IN
there line, arc respectfully invited to
give them q call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

j. M. HOLLOWAY, Esq, has received
the appointment of Mail Agent on the
Chicago & Great Eastern Road. He
will, as coon as he gets the 'hang of the
ropes" make faithful. prompt, and eff,
ficient officer.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

Capt. W. Chan Jeffcris, was in our of
fee on yesterday, looking in better con-
dition than we have seen him, since the
loss of his arm, which has entirely heal
ed up. He tells US that this is his first
appearance in town this year.
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E. OK ELY.
No. 129, Main Street,

Pure and Fresh Drugs and Medicines;
Paints, Oils aud rurpentine;
Fresh Akron Burning Oil;
Lamp Cbimncys and Bnrners;
Solution Muriate Tin,
Dye Stufs:
Sulphuric Acid;
Concentrated Lye;
Sal Soda ; and the
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CA UTION

can not Dc personally acquainted nfh the charae-
ter and standing Of all mr. agents, and therefore
think proper TO advise those wishing tckts to pro-
cure only from persons that the- feel conient will
make due returns Tickets that not paid for are
re-num5ered and the gifts delivered TO the persons
who pay tor them. W hen doubts entertained as
to the honesty OF al agent, it is best TO send the
money direct to me. Send for tickets at once as the
distribution will positively he made as soon as they
are sill sold, without regard to date. Agents must
make report every week
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A CARD TO INvALlDs,

A Clergy man. while residing in South America As
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for
the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Dis
eases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the
whole train of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers hare been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to
benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, viii send the
recipe for preparing and using this medisu seal
ed envelope, ans Who needs il: Free Of Charge.
Please inc,ose postpaid enrelope, addressed to
yourself.
Adareps
JOSEPH T. IMAM,
SfArFox II. BTsLs HoruA
Yer York Cssy.
Jane s.lses- is-1y-
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HALLS ARCTIC PANORAMA,

Will be on exhibition at Phillips Hall TO- NOR
row Saturday Afternoon and Evening. 1t is
pronounced to be a magnificent work and ev-
cry way worthy Of the liberal patronage Of all
who admire true artistic merit. Admittance to
the Matinee % cents and to the entertainment
in the evening so cents. Our old typo-frien
of the "a xe," is the Agent. Go and see this
fine painting Of the frozen regions.
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OF Distribution.

The numbers from TO a, 900 will be placed in 4
wheel by the Comniftee, I'D drawn cut one br one
The first numb drawn will entis the holder Of the
ticket bearing the corresponding number the 6rsf
prize, as printed in the catalogue, which Is % 900 10
Cash the second number to the second prize on the
list, and so on until all the prizes drawn.
Tickets can be procured at the Hotels, Book, Drug
ann Jeweiry stores In this city, and at ONCE a
the Tremon; House Price of TICKETS one dollar eaeh
Sent 10 any part of the country receipt of price
and stamp IN pay return postage.
Grub Kate>.-Any party procuring = club of ffve
names for tickets and sending the money for
the me, viii be allowed the following commission:
Five tickets 10 one address, 81 rs; Ten tickets do.
80. so; Twenty tickets, do. $1,000 &c DC
In every send tie name of each subscriber
with the number Of their ticket and their postofice
address, with town, county, and State. in full Money
by DRAFT, Postotfce Order. Express, or Registered
Letters, may be sent at our risk.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

Two THOUSAND PAIRS of Gents fine
and common Boots, and Ladies and
Misses Lasting and Morocco Gaiters, are
now selling at Auction at NJ. NJ Lacey
l. Co.'S new Auction Rooms, - Main st.
Private sales at auction prices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

THE FURNIrURs AND HousKkEPING
articles to be sold on Saturday, at p.
NJ. by NJ. NJ. LACEY & Co, at the new
Auction Rooms, % Main street are the
property Of a gentleman declining house-
keeping. and will afford splendid 0p-
portunity for those who want good ar
ticies
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REFE r ENcEs.

MAJ zen VIM. Grose, Col of Int Rev, 9Th District,
zen T. Bennett, Liberty, Indiana
Col Oran Perry, Richmond Indiana
Sol- W w Dudley. Clerk Wayne Co. Court
Col n {: Elliott, Depa:y Col. yya Distsics, Ind
MAJ y. ALaeey- Inspector Internal Rsrenue, S (
Alfred Iuilidge, Asst Assessor 5sh District India n
Nal K r. Flnney. Richmond. Ind.
LEWIS Dark. Esq kscamond, I'd.
A. Gaar Co. Richmond, lad
Wiggins Co., Richmond Ind.
Sackson, Swain Dunn, Richmond Ind
"a b1Echenal, Ats'y. Richmsnd, Ind. a.
Oen Dan AcCsu.y, InisanApoiis ass~aes-T
Address al Communications to
S J. MILLER, Prop'r,
Box. e32, Richnond. Ind.
s. MACY. GcneTafAgent.
O6ce, TFemont House, Ger. rifth anA M.a,
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The Temperance Meeting, at the Union
Chapel, on Wednesday night week, was
we'll attended, and the speakers and
those in attendance favored prohibit
ton.
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Spring Can,Daign.

j. s. HUSr, wishes to announce to his friends that
he is ready to repair all kinds of wagons and carriages
on short notice. Call at his shop, of Main and
Washington ST., before going elsewhere. 3w.
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"Chesp Store," 5th street. one square from depot.
Squire Johns, is preparing 10 build
business house on the S. w. corner Of
the Friends old Meeting House lot
(now Hadleys.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

Those desiring to purchase tickets in
the Grand Gift Concert, should do so ut
once so that their names can be register
ed in good time as the drawing will posi-
lively take place on the I'D of March.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

Tie Grand Jury adjourned on Friday
last. Quite q number Of indictments
were found; among the most important
was the old Jail.
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IT is just one week to-day since M.
NJ. Lacey & Co, opened their Auction
Rooms and their store is full OF goods
and customers. Bully for them.
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n. II. Hutton and r. c. Mccoy, are
doing safe and good business in the
Grocery and Produce line, on Main, be-
tween Front and Washington SITS
North side. Give them o call.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

We got our jug filled, at J. w. Plum
mer's with pure Cider Vinegar. 1t is
the best article, decidedly, we have used
for many day Try it,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

ROLAND I, REED and family moved
to Mississippi the first of this week We
lose good man, and Mississippi gains
that which she is most in need of.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

"CheAp Store, 5th street, ens square from depot
Our old friend Thomas Green. has
moved back to Richmond.
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT of Hats and
Caps of the newest and incest styles,
can be found at NJ. NJ. Lacey d Co.'S
new Auction Rooms.
Cheap Store, 9Th street, one square from depot.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1867-02-28

The "Hulnming Bird is again in the
hands Of its original proprietor, j. E.
Avery, who is now publishing it.
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Mrs. S. c. Prescott, has taken the
''Galt House," formerly occupied by the
Schwartz Bros. The Eagle House,"
from whence she removed, is not yet oc-
cupied.
"Chea Store !" 9Th street, on Q square from dcpot
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Street Commissioner.


FIREMESs' PARADE.-The birth day
of the Father of his Country, was duly
celebrated by the Fire Department of
this city. The Stars and Stripes waved
from many of Our business houses, and,
notwithstanding the weather was chilly
and very unpleasant under foot, quite
crowd gathered to witness the parade.
After marching through several Of our
principal streets, the capacity of each
engine was tested with the following re-
suit:
No. 1, threw solid stream of water, 219,
g 2, 212
The 2s then Invested their Engine of
the Horns, she had worn so proudly and
deservedly for years, and handed them
over to the discriminating the victors
that they would. at some future day, win
them back. Thebest of feeling prevail
ed, and the Boys of the 2's cheered the
Is heartily on their success, and, for the
time being adopted the name of ''muley"
for their favorite. The Steamer, al
though not competing for the prize. en-
.crei the ring and threw 234 feet
tits the intention of the No. 2 COM
pany, to have their machine put in thoro'
repair, even if it has to be sent on to
the manufacturer, Mr. Button, in order
to have it ''buttoned APP by the Fourth
of July next,-when it is expected the
horns will resume their old station.
Its capacity for throwing water, when in
order, is $50 feet.
We have now Fire Department, that
any City might well feel proud of-the
companies being all handsomely uniform
ed and all the members being in good
order for efficient service.
The Hook and Ladder Company, with
their beautiful and substanti Al Truck
presented a very fine appearance. The
neat and uniform dress of the members,
attracted universal attention and favor
able comment. The enterprising men,
bers of this valuable aid in subduing
fires, are asking some substantial help
from our citizens to erect them house
they deserve and should receive it
literally.
We notice that old friend, Col. W b. Sent
is candidate for Mayor of indianapolis. We hope
be may be elected, for he is "worshy and well quail
i6ed"
NOTICE.
Any soldier widow, or disabled soldier of this city,
in want Of substantial aid. notified to make appl
cation 10 the relief committee of Post No. l. G. A. R.
en- Tuesdays, at : O'Clock. A. NJ,
At the Once of Maj. JOIN FL. PorP, Earnest's
Hat Store. - All applications must be made
in person, except in cases of sickness.
JOHN FL. POPP
WILLIAM P. WILSON, Relief
]. ]. FiNSEY, Committee
T. ". o. BRAFFETT,
DR.. p'HUY,
Richmond, Feb. 2lst, 1857. 5a3w
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S. f.. Estell and Jos. Ridge, Esqs-,
have returned from their recent trip to
Iowa. Estelrs Patent Rat-Trap, takes
wherever it has been introduced.
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A visit to NJ. n. Lacey Il Co.'S Auction
Room; No. o2 Main Street, .'pays"-try
it.
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We ADVISE country people to go to the ~ Cheap
Store, on Fifth-st, square from the depot. The
proprietors of the "Cheap Store," have very light
erpenss and, therefore, afford to sell Goods very
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500 HATS

At Lacey IL Co.'S,
New aud Nice,
At Auction aud Private Sale,
Day or Night:
Black or Drabs;
Round or Flat Tops.
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James G. Hope, has sold his saloon to
Charles Lieve.
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Commissioners Court, conyenes ON
Monday next.
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Male and Female Agents Wanted in every
Town and County in the State.
PREMIUMS TO AGENTS.

One American Silver Watch worth 5000 will be
gren 70 the agent selling the largest number tick Its;
One Patent Lever Watch, worth thirty dollars 70 the
Agent selling the ne It largest number; Photograph
Album, worth twenty dollars, to the Agent selling tie
third largest number.
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which greatly facilitates the process of teething by
sof,enng the gums, reducing all Inflammation, will
aray Alt PAIN and spasmodic action and is.
Sure to regulate the Bowels.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest to your
selves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for over 30
years and CAN SAT- IN CONFIDENCE AND TRuTE of 1t
what we have never been able to say OF any other
medicine Never has it failed in single instance to
6 feet q cure when timely used. Never did We know
an instance of dissatisfaction by any who used it,
On the contrary, all delighted with It's operations
and speak in terms of communication of its magical
elects and medical virtues We speak in this matter
sssha. we do know, after 80 years experience and
pledge our reputation Tor the fulhiiment OF what We
here declare In almost every instance where the
infant is su fering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found N fifteen twenty minutes after the
Turp Is administered.
Full directions for using will accompauy each bot
tie None genuine unless the fac sinile OF CURTIS
APERKINS, New York, il thu outside wrapper.
Sold BY all Druggist throughout the world.
PRICE, ONLY 30 CENTS PER BOTTLE
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A Lafayette gentleman attempted to
cowhide Chicago drummer last Tues
day night and failed There was lady
n the case.
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Are more frequently than otherwise csnssd b.
thick. Shiny mucous, falling from The bead
especially during the night, and
resulting from Cztarrh, ana
are cured BE- -
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When want . pair Of Ladies' Shoes, Tall 60 %
~. Nry-.vs. - NV shar- Shes - 'ern sure
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SYMPTOM 8:

The symptoms Of cs:srrA are at first very slight.
At:acks and sensitive to the change Of
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As the disease Lecomes chronic, the Discharges are
increased in quantity and changed IN quality: they
now thick and heavy, and are hawkea eosgheA
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the Of smell is lessened Destroyed; Deafness
frequently takes plaes. saz
Another common aud important symptou Of Ca.
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in the morning Of slick shiny mucous, which has
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