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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-03
BARND 4 TURKEYS.
Legal Notice.

John NJ; acEwen' Court of Common
William ". McEwen. county, Ohio.
I'HE defendant. William n. McFwen, Of the
! stale ot Mic higan, viii take notice that
he said plaintiff, John NJ. NnEwen. on the
ioth DAY oi April. A. D.. 1867. filed his peti
,l"n III tho Court of Common Pleas of Han.
1uNA county, ONO, against the said defen
uaht' wherein In substance the said plaintiff,
sayt Ihat there is due him from the defen-
cant the sum of $3.50 81, with interest on
NIFTY dollars thereni from the LIST dav of De-
cember, A. d.. 1865. and with interest On i've
dollars ih' reof from the Isl day of July, A.
.''' iS0b, ana with intoresi uu ninptJ nSo q il
'ars and eighty'sevan cents from the Ilth
hay OF January, A. D., ls67. The laintirs
clalm IS founded, hrs', on u certain promis
sorry note drawn by the said deiendan,, pay.
aOle TO the SAID plaintiff; second, on &C.
count Tor goods sold and delivered by the
plaintih to the defendant, and ut his re.
quest and third, for balance due on A Ger.
tan account, for goods ana chateIs, sold and
delivered by one. Eliza A. McEwen TO the
said defendant and at his request, and which
account the said Eliza A. NcEwen sold aud
transferre TO plaintiff March 81, A, d. 1867.
The q Id p'aintif has caused an alta a,hment
to issue against said defendant, TO tho Sher-
~ OF Hancock County, Ohio, and prays
Judgmeht accordingly. That defendant must
ans"er said petition on or before the 22d
osv OF June. d.: 1867. or Judgment Will 10
entered accordingly.
8. ". FAIRCHILD,
m!sehoO"6 ATTY for Petitioner.
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The Republican members Of both
branches of the General assembly
have united in a letter to General
James Fl. Goldman, our present Au.
ditor of State, asking him to be a
candidate for nomination, and he
has consented, stating, however, that
this Is the last time he expects
to be a candidate for any public OF.
flee. General Goldman has been o
most faithful, efficient and able OIL.
GER His experience will be of great
value in devising and carrying out the
proposed changes in our finance laws.
We trust he may be nominated
and re. elected.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-03

A Missionary to the South Sea
Islands was so unfortunate as to lose
fine head Of hair by sickness, and
being unprovided with proper restor-
atives returned to Elgland to recruit
his health. Barrett's Vegetable
Hair Restorative" had not then been
discovered, and on regaining his
health the missionary provided him.
self with wig, and returned to the
scene Of his labors. The natives with
natural simplicity supposed he had
obtained some hair seed which he
had planted on his poll and produced
a luxurient crop of the capillary sub
stance. The missionery humored
this idea for q while and promised to
get them some hair seed, bu, finally
astonished them by lifting his wig.
They all shouted with one accord,
"He has come from England with
his head thatched."
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-05-03

Three men, Goety, olgus and
Case were hung in Cincinnati Tues.
day. In FEBRUARY last they murdered
a man named Hughes. The latter
was going to his home at night, a
short distance from the city, when
the assassins attacked him with pis-
tolls, knives and other weapons and
murdered him in cold blood. Their
object was plunder. - '''' '~-
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The NURSERY NO. Of this
monthly is received from the pub
Usher, j. L. Shorey. Boston. The
Nursery is designed for the young.
est readers--to aid them in learning
to read, and especially adapted to
tie tastes and capacities of children
of a tender age. 1t is profusly illus.
trated. $3.50 per year. .
The GALAxY.--The Ist of Nav
number of this magazine contains
the announcement that hereafter the
two fortnightly numbers will be con-
solidated-that the Galaxy will be
issued as a monthly, and the yearly
subscription price reduced to S3,5
The Galaxy Is one of the best peri.
odicals that reaches our table and we
are glad to note its prosperity; we
believe that as a monthly il will be
more popular than it was as fort
nightly. t..
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Bead advertisement Of Gen. J. S.
Robinson, t 2A'sssssra of sif DISTRICT
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Divorce Notice.

Elizabeth Hin. Ilalntifr,) State OF Ohio.
VS.. } Hancock couhtv
William Hill, Defendant. Court OF Common
Pleas.
WT LILLIAN HILL, the defendant whose
w place Of residence 10 unknown to the
plaintiff, ts notified that Elizabeth Hill, the
plaintin, did on the 18th day OF April, 1867,
hle her petition in the offi 0 OF the Clerk OF
the Court of Common Pleas within and for
the county of Hancock, ard state of Ohio,
charging the defendant. william Hill, with
adultery with one Elizabeth johnson At the
city OF Louisville. in the state OF Kentu.ky,
IN the month OF June, 1865, and with divers
other women and at divers other times. and
asking that she may be div, reed aud be dc.
creed reasonablealimony, ana have the Gus.
tody OF her minor children, Josephene aged 8
years, Mary Francis aged years, William
Harvey aged s years, and Anna Eliza aged 2
years, which petition will stand for hearing
AZ the June term Of said court for the year
1867.
MUNGEN h WALKER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
April 2S, 1867. .... apr26no49.6w
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AT public meeting of the citizen:
OF Barlow county, Ga, held a shor,
time since, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
/" Resolved, That we view with as.
tonishment and deep regret the at
tempt Of c. j. jenkins to renew our
difficulties and invite further legisla.
tion by the United States Congress.
Resolred, That having seen the
desolation and suffering caused by
such advisers in the past, We are de.
termined, by the assistance of oui
worthy district commander, Gen
Pope, that this people, in the future,
shall ever show willingness to abide
ers OF the United States, and obc,
the laws given them by our Con
gress.
Resolued, That the class of politi
clans who have brought ruin upor
our country are no longer worthy
the support of q free people; thai
their suggestions are only equaled il
impudence by the former attempt II,
secession, and that in the future We
will trust our destiny in the hands
a'onc of such men as are truly wor,
thy of the confidence of the Govern.
ment of our fathers"
At a meeting Of the citizens OF At
lanta, held recently, the following res.
olution was adopted:
WHEREAS, A plan of reconstruc.
tion has been rendered the South
through the law making power of our
Government, whereby peace may be
restored tn our WARY and unhappy
people; therefore,
ReSolced, That, in the opinion OF
this meeting, reconstruction upon
the plan proposed by Congress is de.
cidedly preferable to remaining in
our present unsettled and paralyzed
condition, and we cordially invite the
whole people of Georgia to CO oper.
ate with us in accepting said legisla-
tion, without protest, delay or hest
tation."
BY the above it will be seen that a
portion OF the people of Georgia ap
preciate the situation, and are willing
to abide by the plan of reconstruc.
ton passed by Congress. We hope
that this willingness to accept the
situation will continue to spread till
the whole South is included in it.
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ABRAHAM DAUGHENBAUGH'S
B. ESTATE 40 r-Iarv 'ffI

re undersigned has been duly appointed
L and qualified by the Probate Court OF
Hancock County, Ohio, as adininistrstor Of
-" BENZ jE6iNFI RIMMONs.
"a 4Whiteley, Blaokford Harsh, sAtrYs.s 4
April IA 3W, ,,.s, N
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Notice.

A II esssons knextnx ttsmssivss tpsept
Aiatep ps Tp egE q fsy 4 Co., are re-.
0uPg, ~. snd make iumsdists ssttlsms NJ
go Wv eosn' April 3e, 81.
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Nslu advertisements.

r 8. BALLENTINE & CO., have re-.
- ceived their stock Of SPRING GOODS,
consisting Of general assortment OF
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1867-04-12
UNGROUND BONES
Gil E0O PER YEAR! We

to sell our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Ma
chimes. Three New kinds. Under and
upper feed. Warranted five years. Above
salary or large commissions paid. The
ONLY machines sold in the United States
for less than $40, which are fully licensed
by Hone, Wheeler g. Wilson, Grocer 6,
Baker, Singer 8 Co., and Bache1der.-
AL other cheap machines are antringements
and the seller or user are liable to arrest,
.ile and imprisonment. illustrated crcu-
i'rs SEN free. Address, or call upon
law s. CLARK, Biddeford, Maine, or
chicago, Ill. ap6-ly
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EsEPARATOR CAPILEg.

LNOR restoring hair upon bald heads from Whatever
Il cause it may have fallen OUT aud forcing Il growth
Of hair upon the face, it has equal. IL will force
the bead 10 grow upon the smoolhtst face in from
five to eight weeks, or hair upon bald leads in from Two
10 three months. few ignorant practitioners have AS
serted tih there i nothing that Will force or hasten thp
growth OF The har or beard. Their assertions are falls,
as Thousands OF living Witnesses (fron their own pxpe
ehcr) can beat witness. Bnt many will say, how are " e
10 distinguish the genuine from the spurious? II certain
y l. dhcnlt, "a nne trmths of the different Pre-
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in tier Purchase. To such would saw tfy tha Rem
ra,or Capilh. 1t will cost you nothing unless il fully
comes up 10 our representations Ii your Drugri, does
not Keep II, send dollar aud we viii forward if
posttnd, grther with receipt Tor the money which
Will returned YOU oH apple atom providing entire SAT
iSlaclIOn is not gwen Address
w. l.. CLARK & CO., Chemists,
frhl5,y No. ". Fayeue street, Syracuse, N Y.
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ANTHRACITE COAL,

of best quality, such as Baltimore Company, or
other qualities equally as good, in lots Of tons,
at $3.50 per ton of 2,24o lbs.
j. III. SIMMONS & CO.,
oct5 Havre de Grace, Nd.
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WHISPERS and MUSTACHES !

EDRCED To grow upon the smoottesi face in from
Il three 10 five weeks by using Ur. SENIGNE'S RES
TAokATEuR tAPllI4AlRE, the most wonderful DIS
coVGry III modern science, aclIng upon The Beard and
Hair IN an almost miraculous manner Ii has been used
by the ellie 0 srIs and London with the most tlacfjug
success Names Of all purchasers will be registered, aud
1t entire satisfaction j. not gwen every instance the
money will b. cherru'ly refunded. Price by mail seal
ed and postpaid, 81. descriptive circulars and te&imo
nias matted nee Address BERGER, SHuTrS A co ,
Chemists, No 2F5 River St, Troy, N. Y, Sole Agents
lor me United states. ieblj-y
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'b' '''N'''
THE object OF this bill is to procure
l. decree for the sale 81 certain real es.
tate situate in Hartford county, Mary
of which Il certain Isaac Pi!l died seized,
aud to have the proceeds thereof divided
among the parties entitled, under the or
der ard direction Of llIs Court, and to
compel thrGcieudanls to account Tor rents
and profits.
The bill states that certain Isaac Pitt,
father Of said Mary, died intestate, IN VI
about the --- day OF February, 1864,
seized and possessed OF a tract or parcel
of land, situate in Hartford county. called
"Stohy Point" containing about fItT-iour
and half acres, more or less. beng the
same lands which he purchased from
VIM. Stetson, and described in "a decd
from said Sletson dated 18Th day of May,
1851, and recorded among the land re-
cords OF said county, in Liber, -.
That said Isaac left - children, TO
vii; the said Nary, wife Of Stephen
WEIGH, Charlotte, wife of Carvil!e War
field, Eliza Pitt, and Grace Pitt, all Of
Hartford county. and two other sons
named Henry and Peter, who are now
residents of the State OF Maryland. That
said land is not susceptible OF division
without loss and injury. and that it would
be for the interest Of all the parties en-
titled to have said lands sold under the
direction of this Honorable Court, and
the proceeds divided. That said Isaac
Pitt, Jr, has been in possession Of SAID
land and i'll receipt OF all the rents and
profits ever since the death of said de-
ceased, and refuses to account with and
pay over to Your orators their share there
of. The bill then prays that the said
Isaac Pit. Jr., may be compelled TO ac-
count with and pay to comPlalnants their
share of the rents and profits, and that
said land NAV be sold and the proceeds
be divided under the order and direction
Of tins Court, and that subpGnas may is
sue to Isaac Pitt, Eliza Pitt, Carvile War
field, and Charlotte his wife, command
ing them to appear and answer the prem
ises, ard also prays that an order OF pub.
LEGATION may pass, giving notice to the
said nonresident defendants Henry Pitt
and Peter Pitt, of the object and substance
of the bill. and warning them to appear
and answer the same, and in default there
of that the allegations cf the Bill be taken
pro comteSSo against them.
H 1t is thereupun this 9Th day of Febru-
airy, 1867, adiudged and ordered that the
compartments, by causing copy of this or
der to be inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Hartford county, Marylan once
in each of four successive weeks, three
months before the 2Dth day OF July next,
give notice To said absent defendants OF
the object and substance of this bill, and
warn them to appear in person or by So
llctor. on or before the said 10Th day of
July next, to answer the premises and
show cause why decree ought not to
pass as prayed, and in default Of such APP
pcaranre and answer, The allegations of
said bill to be taken pro conjcS$o against
them.
WIN. II. DALLAM, Clerk.
True copy, Test,
mh2: VIM. II. DALLAN, Clerk.
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BLACKSMITH COAL!

g ELECTED especially for the business, for
- sale at 80 cents per bushel, or SO per ton of
2, 240 lbs. Also,
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ReparatOr Capilli.

Throw away Your false rizhes your switches YOUR wig
Destructive OF c0mtOtt, and not worth fig
Come aged, com" youthful, come mgIy and fair,
And reiWice II Nnmr own IuXurIAnt mir.
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Free to Everybody.

A LARGE PIP. CHcnllr, giviag information of the
"A greatest Importance TO the Dung OF both sexes.
II teaches how the homey may become beautiful the
despsed respected, and the tursakcn loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail 10 send thei
Address, and receive cory postpaid, by return mail.
Address p. y, Drawer 81,
fehl5-6m Troy, NJ, Y.
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DIR DNVILLES
Vegetable Hair Cclcrer.
or Instantaneous Hair DYE,

For restoring tie Natural Color et'Me Htir, acnh-
ont Staining tie Shi", and wahoW prepa-
rdiiOD
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-16
no m, Honorabls yn,tie,, Of Is, Suptsms Js.

To TIE Honorable Justices Of the Supreme Ju-
dictaI Court merit 10 be holden at alfred,
rtthia asd for the County Of York. on fhs
h,rd Taesday of September, A. ID. 1857:
oiIRisTOPHER EIMBALL. Of Wells, In said
" County q York. respestfuily lihels and sirss
this Hon. Court % b Informed that he was law
fully married to Lydia VIM. Of Wells Aforesaid.
but whose place Of rssidsaee now is snkncvn 70
your libelani, at said Wells. on the 10th day oi
March. A. u. 1885 that your libelant since their
chaste, faithful and s6ectionats husband toward
the said Lydia, but that the said Lydia. wholly re-
ysrdless OF her marriage covenant and duty, on or
about the thirtieth day Of October, A. D. ls59, de.
no had ever, up to said day, made ample provts.
loo for her maintenance and has snco said time TO
fused TO return.
Justice may be done, and that II will be Conducive
TO domestic harmony, and consistent with the
peace and morality OF society. that he may be d..
yvrced IRON the bonds Of matriinony between hin
pray. ChhiSrofhhn AAslo"hh
State OF Maine.
Al tAs Supreme Judieiai Court. bsgan and Ned at
Alfred. EifAis and for said eosstv Of fsrk. on hs
fkird TUESDAY Of September, N hs year Of osr
Lord one hossasd sight Aandrsi and sirty-ssrsH
Upon tho foregoing Libel, ordered, that tho LIZ
reliant give notice ~ the said Lyda hinoai
10 appear before the justices OF our SAID Sp-
preme judicial Court, To he held at saco, with.
In ami for said county Of York, on the hrst Tues.
day OF January next, by serving her In hand with
an attested copy OF said libel. and this order
thereon not less than fourteen days, Tor ny pup
iishug the ,ame three weeks sueee.s,veiy In the
USIoN 4 JorsNAL, . newspaper printed at Bid
dcford In said County OF York. the last publication
thereoftob be thirty days. st least, before the sinE
or said Court, that she may then and there In our
saId Court show cause. II any She have, why the
prayer Of said Libel should not DO granted.
>N~~ Attest, Z. Ii. LORD, Clerk.
l5cr.LRs.i A truo copy OF the Libel and ordcr
S~sSS~~S OF Court thereon.
3vE. Attest, Z. D. LoRp, Cierh.
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I,nprtant to the afflicted.

DR.. DOW continues 10 he consulted at his OF
hcs Nos. 7 and Endicott Street, Boston, on all
diseased OF . PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
snce Or. Dow has now the eradication OF presents
Ing the unfortunate with remedies that have nsvsf
failed 10 cure the most alarming cases Of 9sas'.
rAea and SypAIs. Beneath his treatment, al the
horrors Of yeneresl and Impure blood, Impoten-
oy, Scrotula. Gonorrhea, Ulcers, Pain or Distress
In the regions OF procreation. Inflammation OF the
Bladdcrand Kidneys, Hydrocele, Abscesses, lu.
mors, Priyhtfil Swelllngs, and the long train Of
horrible symptoms attending this class of disease,
are made H. become a. harmless 40 the simplest
ailings Of Q child. Particular attention given TO
Entertainment VI SEMINAL WEAKNESS In all its
forms and stages. Patients who wish To remain nm
der Dr. bows treatment few days or weeks, will
be furnished with plsasaut rooms, and charges for
board moderate.
pa. Ladies' who are troubled with any dlseass
peculiar 10 their sy,tem, will ind speedy relief By
calling on DR.. DOW, M his ofSce, No.S Eadissis
street.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
IN PRMALES IN lRLlCiTR HEALTH,

DR.. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. In.
dicott Street, Boston, Is consulted daily Tor all die.
eases incident 10 the female system. Prolapsus
Uteri. or falling Of the Womb, Fiuor Albus, sap.
preston. and other menstrual arrangements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles and
Invariably certain 10 The new mode OF treatment,
that most obstinate complaints yield under u. and
the sicted person soon reloess In psrfs-t hssith.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experiences In
any other physician In Boston, ana has, nnes
isis, confined his Whole attention % the cure OF
private diseases and FEMALE Complaints.
N. B.-Ali letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not BE- answered.
Once honrs from 4. y. to9P.n.
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Sd n. ". sssvx's AxssrcAs oaaAss-rSsss
ar. the orrHns thAk hook the Ssst sss~ss. over al
competitors at tn great g. Losis Pair. h osts-
Der last. There . nothing more appropriate Zoe
present than On AusricAn Osyaa. Give the church
.,ne, the s~hhsth sohooi oss and ths minlstsr one
Music such a. may b produced NON then vtll
beneat Ne ALL The nsfals % socisty vii b u
proved. and the yssnx vii, .. tAs'r use al, me J.
then and others good Thee organs are naau'
featured by :. D. . n. W. saith, psssoa, hass--
TeSsta (ws )Rsese<.
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NOn.R Resident Taxes i.

UHE follovux list sf taxes on sssl estate Of non.
II rssideut ownsvs In the town Of Lyman, OR the
year 1914, i'm bills committed % Brsdbrd Ceasens.
Collector OF said town, on the seventh day OF
September. is66, has been returned oy him 70 me
nv hIs certificate Of that date, and now remain
unpaid, and notice 10 hereby given that II the said
taxes and interest and charges are not paid Into
the Treasury OF said town within eighteen months
mum The date OF commitment Of Nsaid bills, so
much of the real estate taxed IS will he sufficient
10 pay the amount due therefor, including Interest
and charges, will, without further notice, DO sold
Al pubiIc auction At the Tressurer's ofce, 10 said
town. on the third day Of March, A. Dies, at
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cNO WILL BE ron YEITED ny DIR.
CJVV pII, Hfnns 70 cspe 10 sss tss In ny cher
mrv snsu.iy AMI permanently, viii ~ restraint from
scesistoa % MAJ a slps~s 70 I'll sssssef' YIN ~
skLY.AsUsE AND soLsrAxY RLBirs,
Their e0ecss aDf Consequences,
SOCIAL AILMENTS AND siTUATIoTs.
Hs Ipes,en, N Mart.A AMI sIswk ISdksj
SECRET AND DELICATE DispRDESsI
Nerrurai Ane~tions EruTscns .iSf oil pissasss a. w
Skh Uleer a the No., n.r~i ais, s~6 r~Ies 2"
the p.c- s..linss a N. Joiuoi Se,yssnes Cost.
tuticaa ahl o<hrs NokDoss h f"sn, n ~ -
sivsnc-i al al areSd
BorH SEXES, SINGLE or MASnED
IN. pixs
PRIVATE MEDICAL oEYIcES.
- EsAtess sssees. Bs.'ss, MsSI
Reco,ct. NJ sslv snsascs IN his oos Ne. ~, hav'
Ing eoon-c,ioa 9TH HE residence, Consequently no a.
Iiy inssnupsios, % thai % secoost can any hsiaw
Applying st A' Sd''1~ nm NIX
keidiy ss.erts !.ni Il cannot ~ c'n'rsiseted s1cw
Quaeks shs IN "a - ny anything. rven rA5drs nshA
sri'es, W impose sroo p.isspts) hal b t
. rHs oxlr sserLia eRipehrs rsrsciAS kDvssfrsss
u SosroS.
SHTEES YEARS
enesrc In trratm-ut " sr<eaf pSraseca fAet s6vvu
kpovn to many Cnissns, Publishers. Nerchsss, nosi
rrpqeos, ke tAAt h< b @seh rveomsnsssed, ard ~
STRANGERS ND TH<rELLERs.
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proudly rvsss n Proeso<s anf rsettshss fhyssssne-
many shn e"'aM nun N e,ssA' 49, 49, :.
sosncS ruso' s.n' - Nt ~, 1870. Is
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BY the lying boosts m'sfrfSesen'>aons' hS iFs" -
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p'oms insu'us " ScNfn, ,,.as.' ~" - 49,
how oksaiped, unknovn not oniy Assuming IN sTess-
Ing In names u thoss snsersrd IN NE 49,. sAe
further their impshan ASSUME narnes o. anss 49, &c.
bratsi hyslcsns long Sine drad Nehes bsdefreo ~
QU<CE FoSTRON MIkERS.
siIoas Il their mecD, BY "A, dead, Who e.no't slpnss
o. contrslrt them ~ wbo iesbies " urthr men -.
po.i,Ion, cOpy nun Medical h.t' mseh ths, .nsss q
ss.,, All ,he ,ams to ,hslr Ps gy,nrs SpsoAss, Ss,
mos q which n pa air. cootsn Mercury, h~suse q Ne
anIsn, lslIf q s csrns everything" bet nov kssss
b .kiii nov than curri, and thosr nd kia, eu,sd
tutiopaily lniurei &c w.
IryopIyCc Or ov<cH DOCTORS AND NOS
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