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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE eF wARkHoUsE, AND UNoLAIMED


SE% 6Rfshss bsesmSsr 10 Is
The following goods having remained in Ware
housed for more than three years, viii be sold at
public auction in accordance with law and IL reg
So BIdns eassom hS@.e
street entrance, on THURSDAY, tine 9th day Of
January is''' at e TSSIaiaEb' e1Iik n T,' Viz;
Thirteen cases Cigars, one half barrel Cigarettes
sts. two SH Brandy fourteen
sIfss s;S sTes Wine 1eGT essss Gin tyH case. Dis
sleac9sd yaeonets. two cases Cotton Cloth, two
ssses Knives and FoTEs one ea.e speetaeIr. AND
Plyers, two boxes Wrights, sixty three kegs Zinc,
three bundIes Iron Ties. ten Trace Chains, two
cases Books, one case Show Cards. eighty boxes
o1s case JJ
6Tfs SGf fHkEE YEARS
Descriptive catalogues Of the above goods can be
tire Of sale WM P: KELLOGG,
de 2-eOtJs9B Collector of Customs.
GOVERNMENT PR0PEKrY AT ALEXAN-
vii. viii Be sold at public auction on FRIDAY. De,
Brett Lieut. col II Iseer Ie shs gsssg'SD 0 of
missioner, the following Buildings, comprising
per OF Payne and Oronoco streets to wit:
iHess"ars.s! ards; SsS ~; q s. feet Ugh
1out- House, l5xl0, 3 feet high,
AlsO, Ambulance. (2)- horse Wagon, i Scaven-
! a
condemned bureau stores, consisting of Stoves
PIPE, Elbows Agricultural Implements and On ce
Terms Cash IN Government frnds
Buildings to be at the risk Of the purchaser from
day Of sale and must be removed in ten days
b. order Of Breyet Brig. Gen. %. Brown.
GEORGE Y. WHITE,
Capt. Chief or. Mr.. and ID. o,
de u 81 Bureau K, y. AMI A L., Dis. of Va.
GALE OF USSERvICEABLE QUARTER
- MASTER STORES.
DEPOT QCkRTERMAsIER's OFFICE, Z
W Ash Nc Ton. ID. c., December 10, lSg.{
" III De sold az public autiOn, under the su per.
vision OF Breyet Colonel A. p. Blunt. A o. M q
:. army, on ERIDAY the 9th instant al lincoln
Depot, lot OF QuaItermasttr stores, rated as un-
seryicvable, insisting in part Of
80 Army Wagons, Ss8 sets Lead Mule Uar-
SSprinR Wagons, ness.
= do. Bodies UNI fpfshed, 2s3 sets Wheel do
l9txo-h horse Ambulances, 362 Sets Wheel Ambu-
steam Engine. lance Harness,
steam lWOrthington - " agOn Wheels,
Pump, Wagon Tongues,
Lining FORCE do, - Ambulance Wheels
] Power Punch, s.Go his scarp Iron
lrIsyeIling Forge, 600 lbs. old Shoes,
- Battery do. 900 do. do Bolts,
lis Grain s2cks, 900 do. do. Tires,
SO Mule Pack Sad go do. do. Sprin9s
cIes, 7,e0 Wagon Bows.
Together with Tools OF all kinds, and other
tcles not enumerated.
sale will commence at 10 a. m
Purchases must be removed within ten DAYS from
DAY of ssle-
Terms cash. ir Government funds
b. order OF the Quartermsster General.
j. g. McFERRAN,
Deputy Y. NJ. General.
&c ~ - Breyet BTigadier General, I. .. A.
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An ENGLIsH HUSBANDS RIGHTs-We ex
divorce case: "Dr. Henry Lebsan was next
oalled. He gave his evidence partly in Eng
lish and partly BY the aid OF an interpreter
He said: am physician at Brussels, and
was ply ician to the late King OF the Belgians.
In 1852 was f1rst introduced TO Mrs. Pearse
attended her professionally, and also Mr.
Pearse, In that year. He was suffering from
headache and arrangement OF the gastric or
San. i often saw marks OF confusion on Mrs
Pearse's body, and from what she told me l
spoke to Mr. Pearse. He said: You are a
frenchman. In your country you are too
our wives to death Laughter Gross exam
ined BY the Attorney General: Mr. Pearse was
a monomaniac; his mauia hatred of his wife
He was good, kind, sensible man in every.
thing except In hts relations with his wife.
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LNOR sALE-25. 900 extra, choice. perpetual
II blooming ROSES. PLANTS, &c. selected by
myself from the best kinds &C the Ex po-i ton of
Paris, from where have Just returned. IL is un-
doubts6ly the best collection and best plants ever
I'm ported in America. - :.
A. JARDIN, Florist,
18th street aud NJ.
NOTICE.-Roses, shrubs, &c. win grow and
flOom better next Summer IL planted now than In
the sryiRg. 10 20 I'M
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FRAUD ON THl PENSION OFPIoK.-On the
18th instant Charles Kicker was sentenced by
Jndge Fox, presiding in the u. s. District
Court At Portland, Maine, to three years i'm
prisonment, for attempting fraudulent means
to obtain pension.
Milton N, Kicker was indicted at the same
term OF the court, and will be tried In Febru-
aTy next for violation of the lst and 3D. sec.
hons OF the act OF March 2, 1863.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGTON, December %, 1s67.
Information mas been received at this De
partment from Mr.. J. Ulrich, the Consul Of
the United States at Monterey, Mexico, of the
death, on the 27th Of November last, at Mon
terey, Of George Drasdo, q native OF Dres lea.
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~ The Nallore' Union, which embraces all
the workmen IN Pittsburg, Rsnnsylvania, and
Of Ohio, has agreed, at . Convsntfon IN Pitts.
burg. to accept the scale Of prices offered by the
mill owners, and al the nafi mills viii resume
eusaness immedietely aftsr The Aoiidays. Not
reduction accepted by ths Worknen amoslts
to l64 per cent. on the old scale. an 8 90
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TIE WoRKIEGNRN or CALIFoRNiA.-The
Mechanics state Council OF California" i.
composed Of delegates from the eight-hour as
socistions in that State. Its objects are 70 pro-
tect and advance the interests of the mechanics
and other working classes, and to secure the
recognition Of eight hours a. q days work.
The council, on the 20th Of November last,
passed resolutt tons req quesung the eight-hour
associations and friends OF the measure all
over the country 70 get mp petitions to Con-
gress requesting the passage OF an eight hour
law TO extend to all laborers employed By the
authorities Of the United States; and recon-
nsnding TO the laboring men of the States OF
Nevada and Oregon. and of all the Territories
on the Pac ide coast TO take steps for immediate
organization OF similar associations. They
have Also Issued an address s'to the mechanics
Of the United States and Europe" in which
they speak of o circular being distributed
throughout the Atlantic States and Europe,
'purporing TO be a correct list Of wages paid
in San Francisco and California" which was
published they say '.for the purpose of m
ducing an undue immigration TO this State,
especially OF mechanics. expecting by that
means to break down the trade associations in
existence here, particularly those who have
adopted the eight-hour system" and is In cor
rect as no such wages are paid there. They
say that times are dull there and likely 10 be
so, and that they have had to organize relief
committees for the first time this winter.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

Am u DEM Elm Is.
NATIONAL THEATRE.
THURSDAY Pee. 90.
MR. j. T. OWENS
In two pieces His great great PSMTtraiture q in the
And the Farce of
T9,MORRow. FRIDAY.
EYERYBODY's FRIEND AND ToODLEs.
WALLS OPEKA HOUSE.
TH ss IS2 sRf e g. h5fE
THks hvESLkG dkLS Mir RsS o.
infe' TIN" Dun GioVAhNin.0 SI W f in0 same evening
AAPAnf PE "a SEhSfE MUSES.
Ii, ORLANpINI, sUsINI and sARTI.
d2es and
PPaIauetse sl2fo Orchestra Chairs, So Private
Seats can be secured at Metzerott's Music Store.
'THE BLACK SWAN AND HER DREW WILL
Il sing in the Second Baptist Church TONIGHT,
I'd street between II and streets, at clock,.
WINTER UsEMENTs.
A series Of .Entertainments, including Dramatic
Masquerades, Social Amusements, and Masked
PARTIES VIII FaapEs Fl ABE Il UNION HALL. ..-
Opposite Post Ofice. for the benefit OF the
POOR AND DISTRESSED,
MUTUAL ooMB1sAFi6s 4 THG PROTECTIVE
UNION,
On each WEDNESDAY NIGHT during the
months OF January February, and March, 1883, rs
nights j commencing the first Wednesday night in
January, New Years Night The managing
committee have obtained the services of our r ST
class amateurs to assist in the entertainments and
perfected raDgements that will the best of
order. Improper intox csted persons positively
not admitted or allowed in the Hail. Season and
single Tickets and programmes be obtained
from the following members:
JAMES HUDSON, Pennsylvania avenue, be :
tween Thirteenth aud Fourteenths streets.
J. nj PEARSON, 4y1 Fl ghth street, near Penn :
Dr +. p H0wLAND, Dental Association, 81
Four-anda half street.
Dr. W.EVANs. 4 SO Twelfth ST., bet. g and II.
wv. HOWARD: 25s Pennsylyania avenue.
DR.. 8. w. CALDWELL, 5l9 street -
S.E DAY, 379 y st.. bet. Iii ighth and Ninth SITS.
+. ENGLE, Star Office Building.
s. B SIMON. corner Seventh Il and Pa. avenue .
WM. II. PRINCE, Secretary NJ. @. p. u, corner
Eighth and streets, and from the members gen
orally.
MANAGING COMMITTEE: q
VIM. II. Prince. T. II. j. Davis, Henry Hover,
II Stoughton, Dts W. Caldwell
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Trank Porter, John 7. Hutchinson, Daniel
Jacobs, j. p. Lawrence
BALLET MAsTRR-John Reesides. de2t3t
DOOTs AND SHOES AT -
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PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO THE DUKE OF WEI.
LINGToN.-Quck Work.-At the ban quet given
at the Roy al Polytechnic Societyin London on
Saturday last, q telesraphic reply from Presi.
dent Johnson 10 the sentiment Of the Duke OF
Wellington was read amid great enthusiasm.
Not little Of the interest alta ched TO these dis
pafcbeo grew ont Of their rapid transmission
over the cable. That of the Duke OF welling.
ton Was sent TO Washington In nine min tes
and thirty seconds; to which the President re-
piled as follows:
WAeHIsGroN, December 81,
To The Duke Of Wellington. London: recipro.
cate the friendly salutatiop OF the banq Ell z
party at the Polytechnic Hall. and cordially '
agree with them In the sentiment that free and
quick comm unications between governments
ing peace and good understanding throughout
the world, and advancing all the interests OF
civilization. ANpRRw JoBNsoN
THE reply occupied twenty nine minutes in
the actual transmission.
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ESanta Apse ovm . aviliaon tn islaud q,
Unissa DaneD ~ ~ sgaasSuf d nes EfssS
grngwhf1estar va, News ~: .Pop.
Slsnon = Roufise IN nIss a cAisGy isox
Soe0ern fonneyfvaala. ThGoo no1ks -, -.
sraty q tns risAt STRIPE, aud come 70 Arr on
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Court MARITAL DIssoLvsD.-Special Or
ders No. 527, just issued from the War Depart
ment, directs that the General Court Martial,
ordered TO meet at Fort Wayne, Michigan, by
Special Orders No. 4s0, issued On the Ystn OF
October last dissolved
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MARYLAND UNITED STATEs SENATOR
II has already been stated that the Hon
Reyerdy johnson, Hon.!fhomas SWAN, Hon
Thomas @. Pratt, Hon. VIM. r. Hamilton and
Hon. benjamin u. harris are strongly urged
by their numerous friends for election 20 the
United States Senate by the Legislature OF
Maryland, which ASSEMBLIES on the lst O,
January. A writer In Calvert Journal
recommends also the Hon. John Thomson
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IL A b l. l 5 II ED IN ls4o.
NEW GOODS AND Low PRICES.

Having sold on our old stock. ve now Offer 10 orr
customers an entire new stock Of the FINEST
CLOTHING and GENTLKMEN's FURNISHING
GOODS, bought at the present Low prices for
CASH. Great inducements can be made TO purchs-
eers, as we have enlarged capacities for q
Large, New, and Fashionable Variety Of Goods
having arranged with extensive houses in New
York TO sell q; the very lowest prices.
WALL. ROBINSON a co,
322 Pennsylvsnis avenue,
no6-in Between 9th and 10Th SITS.
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SHORT Hours, SHORT PAY -PennsyIvania
having passed law last winter, making nine
noufs days work. the Beading Railroad
OF their husiness. BY reducing the wages OF
their worhmen in . corresponding ratIo In
Ilhnoh, where the Eight hour law prevails,
they pay for etget or ten hours, as the work.
men defernins: spd the latter generally prefer
ten hours pay for ten hours' labor.
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TIE WAR DRPARrAENT.--In accordance
with the recen: order OF General Grant, but
one-haif OF the clerks in the War Department,
and various Bureaus were on duty TO- day,
and they remained only until noon. The en-
New Year'sday.
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SIo, si2. SIS and sis
YOUTHS and BOYS SILK MIXED SUITS.
YOUTHS and BOYS BLACK CLOTH SUITS.
The best variety of YOUTHS. BOYS ard
CHlLDRESS FIRST-CBASS CLOTHING IL
this city.
STEPHENS CO,
$40 Pennsylvanis avenue.
de l3-6 Bet 9Th and 10th streets.
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PERsoEAL.-Postmaster General Randall
will return to the city tomorrow morning
from New York, where he has been since
Monday.
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IL BANKRUPTCY
At the CITY Of wasl
fember A. ID 1867. 7
notice of his appOil
THOdPSON,in the
said Distr1 I, who ha
Uron bis own petitiO
said District. )
de4 Tu6Th3w
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- snoW ba1hng u Considered breach OF the
peace a Norwich, OcnA.
.~TDe Councl Of Fifteen are looking
aboutfor . new Feaian Presldsnt, vice Mitcn.
.0Aihs AcCoole weighs ss7 pounds.
O"Wa6esh oysters" 10 the pretty name
given BY Terre aaute business house to pIes'
let Eos13- Z tosAzhq3z
WITH neW 0overnor 9enerol Of Cuba has
set the example % SMOKING at funerals. =
> RHeasly All ths Eansas papsrs oppo.s
ahother suh0ieefon Of tAs (nsotkoul of neero
sphxage the p6ep1esf thss STATE.
0Ihs best OF ship carpenters n Nsvburv.
port Aassscassseo' are working Tor q. IS per
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IN BANKRUPTCY

the City of wasl
fsmber- A. ID. Isl. I
notice Of his appointI
TlCHENOR, IN the
said District, who III
CIOR his own petition
District. y
de- ~ Tu,Th3v
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IN BANKRUPTCl

In BASKRUPTCI
At the City Of Was
fsmter, A. ID. 1867. ]
notice Of his appoint
SAMSTAG. IN the
laid District. who hi
rpOn his own petitiOl
District.
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CLOTHING, DC.

boYs' SCHOOL SUITS,
Sc, srso and s..
S., sIo and sI2.
s., $40 and sIa.
YOUTHS DRESS SUITS.
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+. ~.
ANY correspondence may be registered, as
well International correspondence as that orig
mating in or destined for other countries 10
which these two administrations may respec.
lively serve as intermediates for transais-
sion OF such registered ARTICLES. Each Depart
mept shall notify the other of the countries to
which II may thus serve az intermediary.
Each Department shall use its best exertions
for the safe delivery, or, when miscarried, for
the recovery OF any registered correspon-
dence. but is not responsible pecuniarily for
the loss Of any such correspondence.
ART. 10.
Registered CORES POI n dence shall, IN addition
10 the postage, be subject 70 q registration fee,
not exceeding 10 cents In the United States,
and not exceeding 2 silber eroechen in the
North German Union, and this Tee shall be al.
ways prepaid.
Art n. 81.
Accounts between the two ON ces sh all be
regulated on the following basis:
From the total amount Of postages and regis
TER fees collected by each ofiice on letters, ad-
ded TO the total amount Of prepaid postages
and register fses on other correspondence
which IL dispatches, the despatching once
shall deduct the amount required, at the
agreed rate, for the cost or the inteImsdiare
transit thereof between the two frouttsrs ana
the smount Of the two net Sums ahAIl be eq unl-
ly olyIaed between the two o0ces. -+J .
Art. H.
The two Posi- Departments shall establish
by agreement, and in conformity with the ar
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THURSDAY, DEC. 90.
TONIGHT,
MD u nyI ENc

MANAGING COMMITTEE: 4. q
VIM. II. Prince. T. II. Davis, Henry Hover,
II Stoughton, DR.. y W. Caldwell
FLOOR MANAGERS:
frank Porter, John T. Hntchfnsop. Daniel
Jacobs, j. p. Lawrence
BALLEr MAsTER-John Reesides. ds2tst
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-02-07

& Now PERFORMANCE tae city Of
St Joseph. Mo. few wears since. the rite
of baptism was performed On severn woazsn
by immersion n the river. A. il WAS winter
Il vas necessary to cat hots IN the ice. and
ths novelty OF the scene attracted iarve
crowd. among whom were ssveral Inalaas,
vino looked on n wondering silence. They
retired wfthe9t ua3ers landing the nature or
the object CT The ceremony they hAa seen sat
observing tasi al tae subjects OF immersion
were females. ard getting vague Idea that :
wa to make them coed. the lasians came
back a few DAYS afrerward bringing their
sq7sws with them CstrIug another hcls ia
the ic~. near the same place, thsv immersed
eaea ara Al oi them II spite Of their ramon
straaess
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x@.r. 1...,-.ny i. south Caroline.

trcr re E5ar'esten Mercury, January =
Some curiosity ard speculation we're na.a
rally excited Il -egar. TO TIE practice OF re
esiviag negro testimony nov Tor the hrSt time
il fhIs city and Il hAs been seen with great
satisfaction tast. so far. tine new iaw has
beer attended vIsa more tasn ordinary sue
cess. The coiorec witnesses appear 70 oe
fully impressed with the chTI-atscns placed
Gpen theHa- and their evidence has beerl gen
eraisy gwen with a. evident desire Ia tell the
whase truth and nothing cat the rratR- There
was b1s little tendency 70 p-otIxltv and dis
ccrsgvsaess. ard the t~stfroBv hes IL the
late criminal ,rlals, been ei-az, iatslliglbie
aua to the pcint
" asrsce sasc that Judge DawEIrs i as
ssgnsug the senior members Of tae Charleston
la te me defence O. ife cclored prisoners
waa wera wlthogt eoErsel- and they aAye. n
rlaav instances. discharged the duties Ir1pos
sc uaon them With the sane zeal, fidelity
and eoaScfeat.9asness shlen have 50 ioag
made the ba- Of Cbarsester de%e-vesaiv eni-
nsas ter iegal abliss and persona! integrity.
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DEaK LrvFyG N CadnRAeo. -T5s Back
Hawx 75sses comp aims u the high prices ct
livscg The editor SAYS The i1ea OF
fourteen dollars for daz board. such as II Is.
ard twenty ests dollars for soar3 and iessgiHy-
ta4-e DAYS wher TIE choices. fanie trzek can
h breaghs hsre Tor szaasl freights- ard when
rour and meats are Org. Il SIMPLY su-
rsgs0us. Il taxes 81 thus rate 6 primer or a
professional iran al the week q working %
earn enough to pay for the privilege OF eaaw
Tag rattA percaA aad haazTng on beard
door
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i LAzsg Estate. -Ths vaIae Of the estate
OF sng sAra Edwa-d Mott Robinson, of NV
BID ssrL. Mass. ~ sworn q. four and q hall
millions. The will. A. row finally sustained.
iesses Miss HAsiy Il Robinson nine Kindred
rnoaszn5 dollars ia her OWE right, tan thou
saa1 dollars 10 each OF the executors, ten
thousand dollars % the town Of south KING
srou L. L. tor educational purposes. and
th- rar7ar4cier af his estate 10 nis executors.
in trust far Misc Robinson The United
States Stamp datw CO the viii amounts 70
tao Thousand .~a hundred and city dollars.
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Drsrve the last fortnight we have recorded
the loss ey are Of 5000 bales OF eotron IN =
Colaan 5sas. Georzta. warehouse. OF 4, j ID bales
bv the as-ning Of three steamers. aad OF
: ,0su bales IN e Ses York warehouse The
raiue Of the cotton Sc Destroyed vAs about
81 500 0sss
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6 S. he L, r~spoeded Rxsapiaa. blow
Ing . eEoHd nf purs Csmnarfseut iuss Thistle S
eyes. . wh0 In -- are VOC
. represent the house II Tblssie Bros
L Co.. Sad the sstonished employees, cough
ing ont asoHr . qusrt of smoke from his
throat
The blszes you do; ne yen one Il that
concerngi
IS Nc, STR, an NOT. sid Thistle.
g Vel, It's id laekv for ye1 thai you are
not. fer ! ve bad two druuners 10 one cas
tomer, AZ M store tor the last two months.
ard II eoGli get hold Of one Of the blasted
fools that send en- cut here 81 this time. II
daraed i ! weaidnt boot him clean out CT
the town Of >-l.oat.
= Tsst L 90. thatsH d. Mr.. Rat2pian 7
ssid Thistle Il hare no dsaht vou dld the
best yea eea8 for the interest Of the hoase.
Trade ~ 8 little auiL
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Z. Ts-fss5.-A-The amount VI Pixa<sff1a
Filters saGd In cnr year ~ ~~raeshFnx ssars1sns
They ~oaAd sll Brusrwr- sfx feet hsza. from ths
Psrs % eth serees- Brzkss nannsasrssy b enc
q tne 1nststsfsors II Ns~ fssx. Il 10 sSsd shns
DraKs painted Al ths rprks IL tbs Easrsrn Etafsn
viii III .ab&sEs.is ~S T-fssH-A.% ana ~
got the old grannF legislators 10 p&ss . ssw~yr
venting disasu-srr sse ~ssee - stature" vhieA
Grsx hzm manrpakv- Weac noe Knew hnw fhis
10. ens dc xnsu# ta~ Pnrfsticn Buffers srE- -
mn other x-tscse ever did They a.ed by Al
siasses Of tins e0mmnnlty, and ara aesss ~ Dys-
Pspsia-ccrtain- They Ee very fn~tTr~rtiag
WIEN snEuid and @ssk- md xr1E sppetiss-.
eerztsga opsnG Ws1ae, sad ~ III
Druggists.
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Aa-E m afAnasE1A~--1hs prse4iEst fhfns, IL
tsw-etsst thing, and tAe nnGt Of ii for the se.s
nnn-y- h>serssDa u Sass e pssspisatisn;
seftrns ANf 49, oxifeoey % d. skir 10 . -
recon-, u the nursery nd spsn h. tsiEet ssesa.rl
L can Be sssasaed svuywsxr d ana dslisr pR
roe6Es - g# 49,
0ass4sgA 1ssiag Wssss. suad ss n
Dragxisss
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Sin king the x--rie fr1r the s-- seSlsed ny
sell very seyrr-tT-SDe hzass xim-xt 20 = erisp-
The tarsw-e ~ss HrhsrabAs. The MsE~
can Aas&anx Lanisaeaf rei4aa1a TIE pam alnss
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