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The White Pine Compound.

at was early in the SPRING OF 80 that this compound
Was originated. member d. my family ~as aiie tsd
with an irritation OF the thrtat, ATTENDED With diss-
gre able cough. had for months previous thonsht
that prepa ston wing Tor its Ass ths inside bark
white pine might be compounded - 70 be very ussfni
diseyes Of the throat and lungs To test the valis
of IL In the alluded To, compounded small qnar.
tty OF the medicine that bad been planning snd gave
gratifying Within two days hs irritation Of tbs throat
removed the cough subsidized and speedy cure Wa
effected. soon after this sent come 10 lady In Lon
donderry, ~ who hsd been suffering for some weeks
from bad cough. occasioned BY sudden cold aud bad
rss&d strtaked with blood. She ionnd re-
lief and for bhe tuck about ten ounces of
1t, ard got we'll J D. Clark, Esq editor Of the Man
ehes Daily Mirror made trial Of the same pfrpara-
ton in the cold and cured imnsdi.
atsiy lie highly pleased With the results, aud
fore the public that he finally persuaded me 70 gse
and send IL sbroAd 10 beneAt the SUFFERING In
November 1855, FIRST adsertisedit under the name OF
White Pine Compound In two years from thMt time
hundred dollars worth where IL took the osd Of all the
cough remedies In the MARKET audit still maintains that
position There II good for this IL very sooth-
Ing aad heang In ITS nature, IL warming 10 tho som-
sch and pleasant vthal To the taste and exceedingly
cheap.
as remedy for kidney complaints the " hite Pine
FOUND stands uurivaed. 1t not originated LOT
that purpose but person In using II for cough w@
not only cured Of tho cough but was slso cured Oh
kidney difficulty Of ten years standing since tnst e
discovery many thousands have psed II for tn
SAME com paiut and have been completely cured
The written by DIR. Poland, ~ iSop rinte
theu ~ in Mapchesisr, the white Pine Compound hAs
taken the lead OF all Cough remedies ~ well a. prsps
town village aud hamlet throughout tine New England
states.
This remedy is as safe and pleasant to take as ID 81
ectuai.
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HoRsE FLIES HaRRoRrsu BED BrGs.-A
correspondent of the Portsmouth Republican,
communicates the following curious discov-
cry concerning horse flies and bed bugs:
Curious as thistmay seem, stiH, it is true,
and can easily be seen by catching horseHy,
and examining him. Having my curiosity
excited came to the conclusion to find out,
if possible, where these obnoxious creatures
come from, las | have often had bedbugs
drop on the floor, or on the paper or book
was reading, or caught them creeping about
different places, and have heard women won
der where they came from when they see one
full ofolood, run on the snowy sheet ola news
~ made bed. where but a moment before
there was nothing to be seen,) and was not
little surprised to fud that til ose flies we're
the dissemnaters.
To ascertain the truth, and to be convinced
of the fact, before | mention it to any one, |
caught n number of these flies and examined
them, aud have found as many as seven on
one lily. otcourse very small ones and on one,
three about the size ofa large pin head This
not being satisfactory enough and still leav-
ing doubts rs TO there being bedbugs, | next
watched the movement Of the flies when filled,
ard find that they. as well as animals Of the
feline breed, seek place to sleep out their
overloaded ssomaches Duringsnc time they
are in ? torpid etat2, Gad while in THIS state,
instinct seems toteaeh them to creep into crew
ices out OF their destroyers reach:
But, as every insect has It's enemy, and as
in every state OF lie one preys upon another
or one lives on the spoils OF another SO it ia
with these flies. They creep into the walls
md crack wall paper, where the bedbugs
have their haunts, and they feed unon them
relieving them Of their load, and at the same
time are transpaEtet, iitG some otner place
III the dy who finds himself very hungry,
flies away with those email young bugs cling.
ing to him, he fills himself az soon as be gets
the opportunity, and those bugs, who keep
draiEi''g every crop Of blood from the fly,
finally get so full that they relax their hold
md fall wherever tie ny may be.
A WEAtTuy IIERREw, ct San Francisco,
happy in being the father Of male triplels.
has named them Abraham Lincoln, Isaac
Andrew johnson, aud Jacob John CONFESS
The circumcision rite was performed with
great pomp, September IA General Mellow.
ali held Abraham, a deputy for Governor>elect
Haight, held Isaac, and Senator CONFESS
held Jacob. Three officiating clcrgymen
performed TIE fnony Of circumcision,
each rabbi taking one child, aud at the altar
gold medals were hung upon the little ones,
whose names were inscribed upon the OBJ
verse, willie the reverses of each medal respec-
lively called to mind Abraham Offering up
Isaac, Isaac blessing Jacob, and Jacob lad
der.
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rsa COACHES erIN THE WORLD-Ea accomp r
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Hron and aftrr AUGUST 18th. 1861 Trains Win isavd
10 connection with al Wsss@rn lines, ~ foiiows:
FROM DUNKIRK AND DALAAAMCA--
y New York tine from Union Depcls:
100 A. n. kxpress nail, nor DdnkIrk, tsun-
days 81 cepted). 6tops u salamanca loco .. u
ard connects II Horasivviils and Corning With
the 500 !, m Express Nan nom Buffalo, and "
neesen Nev York u 7Doa \.
S,S0 = N. Lightning ExPrsss, frcn Sale.
nance. {kuntiAys exeApisdl. Stop Ut Ho1neaas
vile 6s7S p. N. terp), interescting Nth the I'll
Pm. unn from Buffalo, and arrives In Nov York
eatf:00a !. IN.
AIS r. n. New York Might Express, from
Dunkitk, (cundays exseptedl etops at oasAmanr
O. Csc p M; OieAn 7:3S y m (eupE Turner's rs
Am. (Bkft) ADD arrives In New York q IL 80 p.
a., connecting With Aiteenocn Trains and stsa1a-
ers Tor Boston and New oa9iand Citiss.
ESQ r. i Ciacianasi Express, ftos Dun
kirk, (sundays excepts1) Stops 1t Salsmanca u
.-e. 1lSS l~ky $50 eseasss ~ Auknsilsvfifs With
the lI:7o p N. Train from Buffalo, arriving in New
York n 3:25 P. n. s
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snere such variety, that the forests are
emit are 20 varied that they initiate the voice Of other
animals 70 the extent Of frequently producing seranse
rssrS .s o. snem are barking like dogs others
sympathies may be attracted by voice which would
distress you could you not satisfy yourself very soon
hat comes from cluster Of frogs and not from nfauts
in distress daughter and applause Tho family Of
turtles Y very numerous, and some very ntercstsnr
represensasvcs are 10 South America and in the frss
those OF the SEA and the green turtle Il one or the
kinds The loggerhead turtle Is the very largest hut
neIo are fresh water turtles Of the Amazon which srcw
TO the dimensions OF over three feet - isreth f,cr
three 70 four feetand form one OF he ros9 d>,tri.
hs y. oou o. .nss country and in such quantity that
.ney constute one OF the OF the
furnishing them, not only with meat but sso Win ano
ther article very imporant object Of diet Thcv
amount Of eggs which are gathered FOR hss oh,se ~
almost incredible These fresh waer turt,es hSr shs
rivers begin 70 lover gather into the main streams and
may oe seen IN the bayous Of the Amazon In hou5andn
and thousands clustered together awa,ting shs
tuniy 70 90 on land when the water has ~ 4.
minmnm linen .hey march from the water, 60 on land
burrow their bills. and there deposit their ecgs ma -
turn 70 me water having so eaced the marks thew have
would be impossible 10 detect the posor ~ shs seS
But the Indians are 20 skilled in The pursuit or tisss
ssss VA y sh Walking over .hs sand By the resist
mess they immediately detect the position
where ths ss!s have been laid and uncovsrins four,
bare the. sgs. which they gather by miiiIIons
Placing them In large tanks thoy break thern.
ana 70 tnas wAy1 collect the fatty subsancej whiok
the yck contains and prepare kind or butter which
the principal article o. THAI kind used thrcurhout the
valley q ns Ama.on me supply M however. decress-
ally and thus IL number 10 graduallv bans sssns n
the whole region, although that animal 4 rssily the
mce valuable Tor furnishing articles Of food in the whole
ther6 s considerable variety, there sre fsv tsrres
Wal fusiss soms q which srow 70 6lmsn-
nons ct about ou loegerhead turtle From
tnas q ~ hsaa would ny that Of aeustc birds ~
nnd chsay aansll kinds Of geese and ducEs m thsss
snsmam one n<s common and familiar 70 south Ameri
csns ~ some dohleescated animals among us namely
me mnscedoa rhss hss apws Sorsss e. ~ 49, 80
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Gu 3 A.


HAVANA. Feb. I, 1851
Tho news from the United States leaves many gloomy
impressions among us here Perhaps in q trt al
clme apt to be too apprehensve Of danger out
be this may, must confess that he feared here
that the political horizon in tho North s becoming OBJ
scnred It looks precarious to people Of all nations and
creeds and only pray that may yet 60 all right
The Harriet Lane is getting repaired fast as pos
sibe The Pelican only requires little painting &C.
The officers and men who to convey these vesses
all WELL only little impatient particularly Lieutenant
Tombs and his accomplished daughter.
Tho United States steamer Memphis sailed fos Key
West but returned yesterday having spoken the MORO
Castle in tho ofng Her destination will now depend
upon the dispatches that will have for the entire
feet = 49,
The Corsica experienced dreadful weather on her last
speak 10 the highest Of the captain and all hsp
officers during tho voyage ss. ~. s& NN =
GOAL BY the English bark Evening STAR sent from Santiago
de Cuba .ed3 sF7777lIH s31 -
General vnlar, Lieutenant Governor Of shs Eaassvss
Department, is He died suddenly on the Goth,
uh To Judge from the sayings OF Cubane the island
has lost nothing by his death In fact appea that he
was very much ssked By .hsm but vhsihsr that was
other cause cannot tell He was not considered
Of administrative capacity OF enlightened
Twenty nine crimnals-whites, blacks and mulattoss-
were taken out Of the prisons the other day and
ported for Ceua via Cadz BY the spanish mail steamer
should 90 in steamers that convey criminals any long
distance More cuprs to be sent 10 the same dess
nation by these bi-nonthly packets rs
Don jose IRnacio Rodriguez, tho worthy Secretary of
the Sociedad Economica, has gained his point The
Captain General has approved Of the resolnon whereby
Echeverria and Morales Lemus all Cuban Commisnsss
TO Spain, were declared socios de Msrio hoaoray
According 70 the last sanitary returps from nasansa
the small pox had abated considerably, being abost
thirty daiy but the number Of deaths larger
disease on the 30th The weather has for some days
been rainy and boistsrous. Na 81 asas[s
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neDsss - she Jadscisry Csmusissee Recsw,-
ussdssg shc Inseach@ess 81 Judges ~ cody
~. Lorn, FEB. 70, 1867
a dsspuscb from Jefferson City states that Mr. Jewest
f~w ths Judiciary Ccmmities 70 wh,cn was referred
<bs resolution ordering inquiry opinions
alleged V have been expressed by Judge Moody Of The
% Lsss Ckcuh Court, and bis acts in smpsnciua
tuss whsua requiring Them TO take the oath OF Ioy-
aIsy pcpored under snspensicn Of the rules that tho
ommAes srsof the opinion that the case calls for The
sssIos q s General Asrsnbly IN the form Of IN ad-
Sss9 - rsosvs me aid Judge from once,
sn1 rscemmepd . Joint reeolution that there is
3 proper cause for removal. by an address. OF
Su6es mee1y, the ground that hs has violated the
Sase osn&stutc4 ~ bis official acts, and that be
q Jaxes Z SAs HrcaH Ooursia g. Loua = -
fhe ssec1utm wan Fsad three time end passed. under
3 fug&hes sunpsaebOn of the rulss N
ssssirs isSs u cscni esnducs Of Jndss King q the
Ylk Jn1jcasl CSooIa ssposd thsa after careful
1srssIsa thy are = splson shs hs has been
Hcuss ,mp-scz ~ asi1 E1ssfse nsdsmssscn q I'M
psrAncs: sussrl sther ~ sssuosing the Grand Jnry
= and ~ ~ D i4ic3nsss - Confsdsrasslscidier o.
he regular ireguis sssviss fsv Any crimes comm.l
..ss - ss y, ,,sa !. =. . sssc
4 SssIsS. % sss . 'sT kiiss isssss. a. onsS JaS q
'sVrspcs = ne ~ wAIchl = Rlei!s CAY.
Nc .sSssss a. ssss ssss 8 ssssss sss. jsses King
" ,ss.s ~ = ssSs ss'dssss scsss 80 Sscs sss
sss,s = ssc y.s, %ys,ssss : ,.,., !. M oa,r.vy
ccnsisiss w lsss DsSsss sSssss % ;Ss pssipors.
.ens q Ae ndsssfien ef ~ ssocrk ssndaf ~Assh
Ihe hsass tsoA .~~~~
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

4 CERTAIN CURE FOR DISEASED I.IvBR AND
ARE CAUSED BY MORBID CONDITION OF THAr
10 give the public clear Of The mode b.
wonderful which atested BY u rssb
wne'ses ws RSssfns Sr,s Sc THE rsvrp
popular medicine percepible 70 man's undcrsnine
fbe liver = supplied with blood vesssls and
the bile 6ltcrs the blood and separates a sd
from ali impurities How indisDsnsahx necss.sry hsah
dsss Z easnot parS tSs blood ana ha sess Ss
through the lunss brain and other parts morbid cond
kidnsys gravel and many other oompains more or less
paint and dasgercuA but the least o them quite enough
psriorsncs Of any Of the duties Or NE This unsssy
state Of she system very oen ends IN pulmonary censun
The circulsaon Of The blood conducted in ths maanev
The heart sends the vital through he arteries;
Il through the hesh taking up ali impurities IN
veins and passes liver be purned Il & impossSo
TO consumption, scrofna scarcely any
for that reason that Irregular pnysicians rsrey cure
consumption. They usually begin their treatment with ths-
opium some shape Which locks up the liver nsss.S o
relaxing the secrctons giving tone e The stomach aud
SGEoafc fSfns ss:sX sys % q Ri 6sfc rp
DRAKE PILLS .. .z
WIN strengthen The system pury hs blood and rpen sn
y b. eSss
ssss SRs oa. .sS ss s. as
e ss'ss's sss Il sSssSsA \
oSP All adyce FREQ of charge; thoroush en-
s Fs ssS %y
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Prebable Neminatiou s1 the Rebel General
PFestSn for SsOvern0r-The state Conven.
y s1sn "a 1ranksssts dCc.
FnAsxyoHE Feb 20, 1867.
rs.uousw shs rsbsk wn Mold . caucus 70 attempt -
ssAuo " DsmocsAsu Convention Friday. il h on.
pseted shsy will claim 700 many Offices and there b
oess q split between the rebels and the conserve
s,ve unouists and their running separate tickets the
psmsr with William C. Preston, formerly Minister TO
Goain ~ rsesatly rsbsl general, for Governor no
Gsvisisn takes paee Ex-Governor Helm, stay -abome
ssbeI during NJ and fighting one since the war
slsssd, win probably b the joint nominee.
s rs1cals hold their S'ase Convention on the 2oth
-, and Win pus fun ticket in the neA Probably
0seess1 Q. p Barnes yin head the ticket
- LAsslaaure has adjourned unt the last con-
vsnsn - adjournsd The bill create conventional
~ ~ tnssssa We defeated IN the Senate to-day.
~ cg = svsrnowrus with delegates 10 The sssse
Gs1vsntsa end they being blsted upon the eit,-
snA Thsrs win BE- large crowd present
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-SroU6nens UBionisfs Of Boyle County Ordered
20 Leave ON Penalty Of Death.
FRASKroRT, KY, Feb 90 1857.
1hssbsis in Boyle county have recently sent letters
% General Speed : Fry, Captain Goodlac relative Of
Dos r. Befl Wellington Harlan, and the officers Of the
yeedmens Bureau, leave the county under penalty
q dsash. Application TO General Thomas has been made
for procession Of Union against these rebel resula
torR
General Fry s the occr who is populary believed to
havekilled zoiconer at Mills Springs in January 1862
snd Wellington Harlan recruited the first company Of
Union troops raised Kentucky soil during tho war
Neither o. them extreme radicals politically, and
sAsr nss Srobabo offence is their record during tho
war
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ERlOsIoy1 On YHs MISSISSIPPI
Loss OF tho steamer David
g 81 White.
sK1 x-FM PASSENGERS MISSING
, AHartv Persons Killed and Nineteen
Wounded.
II. 10. &e.
nx1nme, Feb. 20, 1857.


rhs svusaneas Of this morning says,--The steamboat
David White wh,oh lon New Orleans on Thursday night
xos Louisville With three hundred passengers. and Ave
hundred tons or freight Tor Nashville and Louisville OK
psoded her aroard boiler Sunday noon near CoIum-
bia Ark two hundred aud twenty-five miles south Of
this city.
The forward part OF the boat was literally torn 70
aaoms and many che passengers and crew were blown
one hundred feet the air together with fragments OF
ihe boat The scene is described az heartrendng me
clothes were blown of OF some Of the ofcera Captain
Dean Kinney was hurled hundred feet In the cir and
handed m the rsver, much bruised and scalded
The clerk of the boat reports loss Of sixynys pas
.ssaeer, many Of whose names are unknown, - the
kooke are lost
the boat is a complete wreck. A part Of the boiler
exploded upwards and part downwards, tearrs tho
hun vide omen The engineers and hremen 90 watch
wero blown down with the hull 1.-The sseaIner Siias
Boen picked up survivors, and the steamers Emerald
and Pauline Carroll brought them bere '<ptan Kin
ney s here badly scalded and there is little pe Of his
recovery
me following is partial list Of the killed
Captain H. b Shaw, Of Nashville.
william Smith Wick secopd clerk, OF NASHVILLE.
A. Mcknight or Louisville
Jshu Davis. clerk. Of Nashville
J. X Toombs, mate, OF hasnvhe.
John Jewett, carpenter, OF .anada-
Robert Ellam. striker, OF Paducah.
Mr. Brewster cg Polk county, Tenn
Mr. Mitchell Of Ohiof
Captain Morrison, OF Paducah.
Daniel Carlton, OF tennessee
Eddie Klein, Of New Madrid, Mo-
l. Brewn, Of Iowa.
Mr. KYmer Of Missouri.
Butler Ills, Of Kentucky
william Forris, Of Kentncxy.
William Moore Of kentucky.
Jerry Ball, steward
william Brown
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racter Of warmbooded anlals you here-llustrst-
ckaractsrttc Of The bird but the birds have msnv fes
lures in common with The reptilce They lay egrs In
tiles s SO close sna, a. stems Of their sror,S ,.
hardly possible 70 distinguish from the other still
as they grow The differences brought out
cby But what constitutes the most prominent external
difference between the reptiles and birds s the differ
ence between the four extremtes The anterior limbs
aral locomotion, and the poseror limbs are developed
INTO pair Of legs for terrestrial locomotion while In the
reptiles We never have this disparity between
the anterior and postcror limbs and then
the body In uniformly covered with feathers
Recently an animal has been found the structuIe Of
which 70 half way reptile and half way bird. Of which
shall have something to say in my last lecture
Now the highest OF all the class is that or mammalia
s:u cs them most Of
form type Of legs But among them there are some
which have hns as organs OF locomotion. There are
which have pair OF legs and pair Of arms such
~ man, while there are others which have -four arms
such = MONKEYS 80 that this denomination Of quadru.
peds s generally called by modern nauralists By the
name OF msmmalaa the representatives OF that class
having this remarkable structural feature. that
culation, and they bring forth living young. which
are nursed By milk IN their infancy and hence The name
ss ssS. e en % n.. point
man stands above the othen And nov II We look A
the relations IN which thsss classes stand 70 the sur.
ssa,ssives o. The lcveB clase without exception, are
aquatic There NO nsh which by nature inhsbIts per
msnsnsl ,he land and which can live for indenns
length OF time in The open without being surrounded
by v.ter and those which can sustain life os some time
out Of the water, nevertheless require 70 return 70 Their
natural element ~ comparatively short intefvala The
cass o. reptiles which 10 merit In order embraces about
a many aquatie kinds is there terrestrial ones and
great many o. tbcss which aye terrestrial inhabit
- Gsfaencs low moist, marahy regions, ana
shy, on thM account have bssa called am.
yhibicvs ,aninais-the name of rspsDcs applying 70
teen IN ee9qaencs cf Ne oonpreeGou Of fhcir lmb6
whisa srs lss sasscsos'y issoss, sufnc,sniIy snss
geeSe 70 fne tngm altogether abovs ground 1here ID
At eYkng dhercnce bet&san cold blcoded naajrupeda
IscA - u6or1a trrtIes and th& ike and tbe var3
,lea6sc caAdsusads @ssA ow dsmassosss6 sassssIS
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DsiAss Ku1asssen M MilwaulEjured.
Killed and TaMwAuKn Feb n, 1851.
fkf .sconsin Paper Companys mill ex-
1Ns boilsr ocnipg. Four persons were killed and
p1odsa tssd me following are the names Of the
snsr-Isaac HIM engineer and his wife; Denis Short
.SrsoaA and MA Jordan The damage 70 the mill is
ssaimsseA q $4,000
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nifty Of showing you how much superior tie ami.
mails Of the old world are 70 that Of the new
But lot us take glance at the quadrupeds before closing
these remarks On the old continent we have the ele
phant shs rhnoceros the hppoposamus and the grane
ara no Representatives Of these families in South Amer.
ica The larger carnivcrous anmals-the lions and the
tiesrswhsrs are they st homes In Asia and Africa.
There panthers and red lions, called In America
but they inferior in sizs and strength and inferior in
structure to those carnverous snimais which inhab
ssimss and We wi satisfy ourselves that the sype Of
the animal world In South America perhaps even moro
infsc! in regard 70 quadrupeds than those Of the other
quadrupeds or American mammaiia-if not Quadrupeds
properly spsakne, Ne have on the ocean whales and
porpoisss bat they are Of small kind, kinds which
differ from The oshss IN the extraordinary uniformity Of
dentaton he pachcc or sea coz, one Of the lowest
type Of the class Of mammalA II preponderates IN The
yives % eouh America and even found in our South
srn fresh waters In Tampa bay, In Florida, we have
great rivers which empty themselves into the Gulf of
Mexico and y e also found IN the 0rnoco and in the
Amssoa y = an animal which may b. compared to the
hippopotemua but u 10 % II u were hippopotamus
without the tusks and without lsgs having onv psir
Of short paddles the tail Of which long and slight and
u q "a oar 70 raise its body TO the surface of
the water 70 enable u TO breathe. Among the
terrestrial mamndia proper We have deer, but
70 be compared with The elk the reindeenothinr at
a 70 b. compared 70 the host ef aneopes 70 BE- found
continent And, again, No have NOT sSnaIe wild
bull; bue instead ons other kind or species Of that
family ln North America We have The buisio and q
she Cape q Good Hope another kind of buflilo In
Asia on the contrary, there several kinds OF Wild
bul and in the primitive forests Of Europe, before they
wers depopulated two knds-of Wild bull We know Or
one species which 10 stil found In the forests Of Rus
sa 90 tnat everywhere We find the bull family repre-
eented on the different continents sxcspt in South
America ihe larger Yumenants small deer Each
oontinens nssbut moro especially AfrtcA-a variety OF
wnd hoses, and IN Asia there IL Z variety Of
Wild donkeyA America has no specIes q
sns mmiy, n0t one 70 correspond even IN any Of its
features Asia and Europe also have their
drcmedaee and cameA and instead o those South Amer
ica bas only aII kn6s Of shsse families known - the
alpaca an animal which inhabk the mountain regions
q ,ne conusent .hs ths lsger species Of The family
- p"s nh world inhaeh she d6Der Then. after thoee
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70 TO THOMAS =. AGNBwy GREENWICH AND
Flour and everything else cheaper any store In New
YORK. One price house. t7. go --'r'