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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-As Mr.. Jesse A.
NOEL, proprietor Of the Montgomery Hotel,
IN CAristianBburg, was experimenting the
killing Of his hogs on Tuesday last, his foot
slipped into the "scalding tub" and was
so badly scalded that all the skin from the
ankle down peeled off when his sock was
reMOred.-LunchLltrG VirQiniQn.
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hose who are afflicted with rupture Will find In
the AYRES TRUSS certain relief. and in many
instances q radical cure, for the atficticn. rms
and is The result OF the personal experience OF the
inventor for forty years. On mere inspection IL
commends itself for simplicity, evident utinty,
with the Objectionable steel spring, and may be
readily adapted to the various forms OF hernia, as
any case that Is reducible may be relieved Some
OF It's superior advantages are ltghiness 1.-TWO 10
three ounces), and the perfect comfort with which
1t can be worn at night. II has been pronounced
by some or the most eminent surgeons OF this coun-
try as the very best In use. The Inventor has
opened an ONCE for the sale OF this truss at No.
Tvler. where he respectfully invites the medical
faculty to call and examine them.
no 50-lm SAMUEL A1aEs.
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Spain.

MADRID, December S.-The Republican
barbados at Porte Santa Maria, in Cadiz,
were carried by the marines. The authori-
ties here regard the demonstration as merely
a local affair. Similar demonstrations,
however, are reported at different points.
The Provisional Government is preparing
a new tariff,
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Tie WISE POLLARD SHOOTING CASE
Yesterday, in the circuit court for Baltimore
county, held at Towsontown, the States at
torney, William S. keech, ESQ, set the
cases OF George d. Wise and John n. Wise,
Indicted for shooting Edward A. Pollard,
for trial on Monday the 4th of January,
lsEG. =Rnliint0re S,tn.
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Opinion Of the Georgia Representa-
tiyeS.

AUGUSTA, GA, December Sit is under
stood that Governor Brown, Senator Hill,
Colonel J. E. Bryant, and other prominent
Republicans, are opposed to any further
congressional interference in the affairs of
Georgia, disagreeing with, and opposing
the policy advocated by, Governor Bullock.
They are not willing to admit that the re-
construction of Georgia is failure.
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The Western Steamboat Disaster
Recovery Of ThIrty.three Bodies.

CINCINNATI, December S.-Thirty-three
more bodies have been recovered near the
scene of the steamboat disaster. The fol-
lowing are recognized: James John, Louis
vile, Ky; John Furwell, Newport, KY;
William Johnson, Wallace Jarvis, and Mr..
Forber, of Indiana Mrs. George W. Crit
fin, New Orleans, and Mrs. Mary 7. Thomp-
SOD, of Philadelphia.
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COMM RCIAL.
Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, December 8, 1873


OFFERINGS.
Wheat.-Whita, s2s bushels. Red. sas bushels.
Corn,-White, 1,4ee bushels new. Mixed, lat
bushels new.
Odts.-73s bushels. /. --s~
Rys.-49 bushels.
benL.-10 bushels.
F7drseed.-2 bushels
CboDDsd OGfs.-2s bushels.
Buck1rheGt Four.-1. So, pounds.
Shorts.-1o,oo0 pounds.
SALES.
Hhedt.-White, 10 bushels very good at 81. IS
90 bushels good at a. bushels fair ut a. IS; %
bu shells common at o.. 10: 16 bushels inferior ut
s2-total. 2.s bushels Red. 20 bushels good at 80.
80 bushels on pricate terms; Is bushels common
at 81 IS; la bushels inferior 1t SLT5-total, 800
bushels.
Corn White, 40 bushels damn new at s5c.; 200
bushels fair new ut &c.: 31S bushels damo new at
slc.; 81 bushels damaged at S2sc. 602 bushels new
IN private terms-total. L 200 bushels. Mixed, 81
bushels new on private terms.
Outs.-5O bushels very good Mt 62Ic &c bushels 3t
c. 20 bushels good at slc. pa bushels fair at soc.-
total. ago bushels.
PYe.-ls bushels very good at 81 80.
EIdrseef.-2 bushels at -. %.
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Wreck of the Steamship Hibernia
for New York-Thirty-three Lives
Lost.
LIVERPOOL, December 8.-The steamship
IIibernia, from Glasgow for New York,
foundered on the Irish coast. A boat con-
tanning thirty-three persons was lost. The
other passengers were saved.
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DEACON ANDREWS CoNFEssEs.-The coun-
sci of Deacon Andrews confess that he muir
dered Holmes They claim that Andrews's
mother was insane at and before his birth.
They say that Holmes, who WIGS little better
than an idiot, committed On indecent as
sault upon Andrews. 1t is good case for
Massachusetts.
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DEcEAsED.-GeDeral Nathan G. Evans
Of South Carolina, who commanded the Con
Tolerate forces al the bloody battle Of Bal'E
Bluff, died last week in Alabama. He gra'
duated at West Point in 1913, and formerly
belonged 10 the United States Second ca
yalrv
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TwITCHELL AND HIS WIFE.-Philddel-
phin, December THE case Of Twitchell
and his wife, for the murder Of Mrs. Hill,
wa heard to-day on an application for
tascQs corpus. The parties were remanded
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, December S.-Noon.-Consols
92M. United States bonds, Az. Sugar
quiet. Tallow, sos. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, December Standardization
dull estimated sales, 5000 bales.
HAvRE, December S.-Cotton heavy; on
the spot, l27f. afoat, l2lf.
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GRANT AND STANToN.-The Republican
congressman who have arrived here mani
fest a decided opinion in favor Of Mr.. Stan
tons restoration to the War Department,
partly on account of his administrative skill
in the work of southern restoration, and
also Gs 4 compensation for his services to
the party in retaining his position in oppo-
sition 10 President Johnson. His campaign
speeches are also urged in his favor, and
it has transpircd that General Grant has
hccu approached on the subject by parties
Of the highest influence. 1t is said that
the General gave no indication Of his in
ten,ions. II is limited, however, that the
relations of General Grant and Secretary
Stanton when the former was in active SER
vice were not of q character calculated to
strengthen the pretensions of Stanton's
friends, - Dispatch TO the Philadelphia
North .imeTicGn.
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Second Dispatch.

WASHINGTON, December S.-Senate.--
Bills were introduced for electing q Presi-
dent and Vice President directly BY the
people; removing political disabilities ;
abolishing the funding privilege; continu-
ing the Freedmen's Bureau in certain States.
Mr.. Pomeroy offered q resolution calling
on the President for information regarding
our relations with certain South American
Republics and Brazil.
A bill was introduced extending the jul
risdiction of the Court of Claims over Lou
isiana and Arkansas. Adjourned.
House.-A bill making the tariff on cop
per three to FIVE cents was passed.
Several Department communications
were presented.
The Oregon Legislature resolutions, de-
claring that Senators Williams and Corbett
have betrayed and misrepresented the peo-
ple of that State in voting for impeach-
ment, the reconstruction acts, &e., were
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Fire in a Bonded Warehouse.

SAVANNAH, Ca, December S.-A fire was
discovered this morning in the custom
house bonded warehouse. Its early dis
covery rendered the damage light.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, December s. Senate
The Senate met at noon, and adjourned
without transacting any business.
House.-A short skirmish took place
over the tax and tariff on copper.
A motion is pending to return to the
Legislature of Oregon its resolutions CEN
surfing and requesting the resignation of its
United States senators on the impeachment
Of the President. Cries from the Demo
cratic side that "Oregon is sovereign
State" are disregarded, and the motion will
poca
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mile heats, purse 81 900:
Wisenhurst.... .................2
Tom Green...... ............... 3 )
Time, l:j4E, l:5jE.
Second race was walk over.
Third race, purse $1,000, with $500 to
second horse, three-mile heats:
Carrie Ather ton ............... )
lranSlt.... =
Cnalmette NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. us.
The day was fine, track good, and attend
ance large.
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MILITARY Men FOR THE CABINET
There are those who imagine that General
Grant may incline to have an experienced
soldier for the post of Secretary of War
rather than any cGrpe! hero of the order of
civilians, but we have good reason to be-
licye that he has expressed himself ad-
yersely, as general rule, to the selection Of
other than civilians for Cabinet POSITIONS
National IntclligenCer.
Then General Schofeld is 10 be retained
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MILLINERY. &c.


CEILING OFF AT REDUCED .>s@e
- PRICES.-MIss r. q. McLEMORE S5akG
offers her entire stock of MILLINERY at-WR6See
very low prices from this time TIL LIST OF JANUARY
1859.
Persons will find 1t worth while to call on her be-
fore purchasing else~ here.
She has q very select stock ~ Goods. consisting
OF KEAL and FANCY FEATHERS, BIRDS. &c:
Also, ayaTIety OF HEAD-DRESSES, PLAIN and
FANCY CAPS for elderly ladies FLOWERS
SASH and NECK Ribbons. and everything
usually found in Grst-class millinery establish
ment. dc -4t !.
A NEW SUPPLY OF LADIES' .S@,s
IA HATS AND MILLINERY GOODSNEtG
Just received at the declined prices, and-SNSSSe
will he sold at great bargains all soon.
NJ. WALTON & CO.,
de- 400 Broad street, corner OF Fourth.
DISTINGUISHED ARRIVAL OF -
~ NEW MILLINERY AND FANCY ~
GOODS, embracing al the novelties OF the ~ IN
PLUSHES. VELYErEENS KID GLOVES,
DREss TRIMMINGS OF ali kinds, FURa
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, ATINS SILKS, and
a choice selection OF beautiful w O T
GOODS, at hrs. 3. L. CAHES'S formerly Mrs
B. Demelman, No. 403 Broad street.
n. Blades wishing to make their own bon
nets can be furnished with materials OF all kinds,
and all necessary information given. Her flowers
and feathers are OF the most exquisite quality.
call from the ladies is most respectfully solicited
so that they can judge for themselves.
Country and city orders promptly executed.
Closed every SATURDAY. NOS
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The undersigned in consequence OF impaired
health ofrs for sale privately his entire stock OF
MULES, WAGONS, HARNESS.. &c, consisting
of ninety-one extra mules, five superior horses,
and Twenty-Five good wagons also, harness and
an necessary fixtures for an extensive trucking or
street transportation business, with good win IN
same. -
The mules are all young, well broke, OF large
size, and In hne condition.
The business has been in successful operation
since the close or the war, and being wen estab-
Iished offers great Inducements TO parties wishing
TO engage In such.
II Is seldom such an opportunity TO make money
is offered and the attention OF parties interested
is particularly called TO this advertisement:
If the above property is not disposed or before
the 18th OF December next. II will be SOLD al PUBIC
auction on Tuesday, the ?2d OF December, 1855, al
my stables near Haxalls mills, without reserve,
commencing at II O'Clock A. I'd. no-rn
no 25-2awtDec I4-tdtd b. A. HAiSHEh.
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Metairie Races-Last Day.

New ORLEANS, December 8.-First race,
mile heats. purse 81 900:
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SCHOOL CIRCULARS printed OF short
~ notice In the hes. style of the agts 1t ina plc
PATCH PRINTING-&QUSS, 81
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The above trial by Mr.. Boisseau for pr; MARX x
Nov for two weeks. These two plows were each
ike those worked by the Messrs. Gills and Morton,
aiaJ or viii refund the money paid for our plows.
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DUPTURE.-AYRES TRUSS.

no 2o-im
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p SIN the above opinion we ere sustained ~
DR. p. r. Anderson and Mr.. Thomas Archer, o.
chesterfield, and Messrs. Childroy and others, o.
Henrico.
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TWO THOUSAND FLOUR BARRELS now OF
hand will be sold low.
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Examination Of Teachers.
OFFICE OF COUNTY SuPsRI>TENpEy7
OF SCnooLS.

OfsIlL Or COUNTY sur RI TENDEN1 ]
OF SCHooLS. :
MANITowoC, March 1868 }
The semi-annuai Examination Of Teachers
for the Public Schools Of the county will take
place IS follows:
In District No I-Comprising the towns Of
Gibson, Two Greeks. Aii<hicctt and Two Rivers
at The SchOO house. n the village of Mish :
colt. on Monday \ ril g.
In district No. 2-Comprsinc the towns Of
Nj Lii voc, Mr.nitowoc r. pids pnd Newton
at til . hoo house, i'll chuol District No. ..
VII ge oi ii nitowoc, ON Wednesday, A ,,rll s
In is-Tics Ne 8 Comprising the towns of
Coo ers'own, FIR nkln, Kcssuth aud n lie
Ggose = the . hoo house in School district
o. /. ne cio, .eks' Mills, in Inc town Of
hossuth IN Friday, sprii 10.
In district No Accomplishing the towns of
I"to, ton, liberty IA Rockland-at the
School house in CT rks' Mills in the town Of
C,to, On MONDAY, April 49,
In District No. s. Coml rising the towns of
Cenireviilc. cheswig aud Meeme-at the
ochoo house ne..r II. Mulholl nd in the tow
OF Meme, on Wednesday, April Is.
Apglicans viii please provide themselves
win good ed pen ellis, and be present prompt
" d, clock A. NJ, IS private Examinations
thereafter will be given only in ctses whore
sickness or ,bsence from the county prevented
attend nee 1t the times ard places above men,
toned, and these ficts must be proved to the
satisfaction O. the Superintendent.
JERE. CROWLEY,
County Superintendent of Schools.
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DR. A, J. pATCHEN. Dentist Office in
IL Shctl.an's Brick block, q ghth street,
ManitowJc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
given 20 ST the dilTeren' branches Of the pro-
Re sion, and all work warranted. Teeth e1.
t. etc without pain.
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judicial Election Notice

NJ TIE !, j. rely gi' % hat at i Gcner-
~ al Election 70 tc held in several towns
va !, nd election precincts IN tie State Of
Wisconsin anJhe first Tuesday, being tho 7tb
Is Of 4 T.i le2t,- following officers are
10 = elected o W.
a Chief Justice .? the enrrerle Court to ill
the vic ncv occ4sioued BY the resignation Of
Lnthsr s Dixon.
An associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
10 nh ,he galaLcy cccasioncd - he resigns
tio4 Of jason Dowuer.
A JnJge Jf the Lircui. Court Of the fourt /
Jl iii Circuit, t,nl rising tie Conulics
c. s.4 ia Lac, NaniEcwo., -. hoy an 4 eiu-
rast ara Ecwrrnne, IN ,Ge rilge Il David
7 -t'er, III zee .szsa Of a.Ece r..i e&g't n the
go 3ay u e. b ber l5a2. SAID el"-..oA Il
- e3nduetaa. The 7o:aa cYavasaod aadre.uros
/. (. fs.iaH III - lay.
4-tu uaier III h-:. ani lie great se,, q
=. Et.:g + N.esas.. X :5a c-vt.a- :, Ma
lgon A.s l@tH ~ i Esr 1858
ILgS j.. ALIEN.
sc Re y .Ls
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Blacksmith's Coal
CLIFFORD d. GIB5ON
Photographic Emporium
Portrait Studio.

No. 1913 Wisconsin Street, just ahov'
O.. Milwaukee, Wis. Every variety
light picturing at reasonable rates.
pictures enlarged to any requiLed 81
colored with ink cragon winter or oil
The propric;ors having had over twent
experience, each in his respective dep
Of the arts viii undertake to 60 as fine
their line as is done in any eastern city
Send as a snail picture with color Of c
hair, and complexion, and we win enla
color it for moderate consideration.
Full life size Portraits made upon
Call at the Alammonth Photographic
lishment Of the west, and behold speci
art uncxcelIed in America.
X. A. CLIFFORD, j. s. GLIB
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&. q, ss.T, REED.

TTORNEY and Counsellor ut Law, has re-
~ sumei ths practice Of his profession, and
c n now prunlisc 10 give prompt attention TO all
professional business entrusted to him. Col
lec.ions made IN any part Of the State. For 8
fw weeks his o.Iice will be found at his dwell.
ing house.
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Daily, semi-W eekly q ~ eekay
MILWAUKEE NEWS

Tie Proprietors of THE MILWAUKEE AtWS
announce to its patrons and the pubic That
they have ut great expense eniaIgedthe p',ier
and otherwise improved its appearance uhIl IL
is coniessedly the
LEADING NEWSPAPER
in Wisconsin, and every respect adapted TO
the wants Of the people and the demand Oh the
times. twill be printed Oh
CLEAR NEW TYPE
Of the most eligible size and variety and lis
rccha nicai appearance will be m''e'IAy
changed and improved. The News presents
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umns of Valuable Reading matter sufficient to
fill IN ordinary book. Its contents viii en-
brace the Latest Intelligence from every quar-
ter pertaining 70 political, scientific and bnsi-
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ARRANGED for full and com, letc
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from every porlon Of the country, AMI Tie ii
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at Madison. As Political Journa the News
will continue to sustain ali Just efforts t. eu-
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Tax List.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, /
COUNTY OF MANITowoc,
VILLAGE TREAsURER's OFFICE,

7 ,
Two Rivers. Jan 90 1868
\ Office is hereby given, that the following
lots and lands in the village of Two
Rivers remain unredeemed from the village
tax of 1865, for which the same was sold On
the 4th day of December, 1868. Now there
fore, unless the amount set opposite TO such
lots and descriptions of lands be paid 10 the
village treasurer or before the 10th day OF
May. 1868, the same will be forfeited and con-
veyed to the purch aser or his assigns, in aeeor-
dance with the village charter.
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d. q. sEsOCnt3H, VI. ID,
T W o r iv e + 8


TAS resumed the practice Of Medicine and
! L Surgery, and can be consulted at lie res
idence enc half mile east Of Nettic Hill, where
patients en- consult him when otherwise not
professionally engaged.
A II. DETTS, NJ D.
P. o. i1dr.ss-Maple Grove z. .. Manito-
vos Co., Wis.
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REFERENCES.

Hr D. J. Easton, Of Vanitowoc, Wis. has
the latest and best treatment knoun, for al Dis
e:ses Of % Eye and Ear. He is also sue
cesstul Physici n aud Surgeon, and l advise
all who have diseases Of those organs to apply
to him and be healed (Sicncd)
r. c. Thompson NJ D.
Ocullst and Aurist, No. 6l6 West w shington
street, Chicago, III.
S. P Burdck, NJ. D., New York CITY.
4. X Morgan, b., Syracuse n. Y
j. Douglass, VI. D.. Milwaukee. Wis
s. Pears IL, NJ. D., Saratoga Springs. n Y.
\. $. st. Sure, Sheboygar, Wis.
y Z. Zeltey, NJ. D., NJ nj owoc. Wis.
C. c. Croker, NJ. D, Two Rivers, Wis
Miss E. Carey, of schuylervilIe, \. Y, case
OF de,;tness, Outstanding, in 50.
Cured Enoch Erickson's child. years old
OF ulcer OF eyebal, June 1867.
Cured B. r. Anderson, of Manitowoc. of In.
famation Of Eyes, July, 1867
Cured Mrs. NJ. Burns, of Meeme, of Blind
ness OF three months, SprnG, 1862
Miss. II. Gleason, Milton, Saratoga co, n
l., Strengthened Cross-eyes, 1886.
Mr. Iierdena, Kossuth, Manitowoc county
cured of GraHulated Eyelds, 1857.
Mr.. Dane, of Manitowoc. cured of inAama-
nation of the eyes. 1860.
1867
Removed cancer from breast Of Mrs. Michael
Metart!, OF kossnth, Manitowoc county, in
1861 July LIST, 1867, remains well.
Removed cancer from breast Of Mrs. J. Web
ster, late of Manitowoc) of Tallahassa. Flor
ida, in February, 1867
Cured L. Winters, Of Gibson, Mani,owoe
county, Of Fits, tof years standinc) in 1869.
July LIST, 1867, remains we'll. tou,6 rencr.
many oeher cases permanently cured
Many certificates and references could be
gwen, but the above, and the d.j'y o. =. tons
and cures the Doctor is pertogmiHy. give IN.
mistakable evidence Of his Skin.
EA The afflicted gre invited 10 call on
fRsToN, Of Manitowoc, whom th Y CT. c-.,spl
Am and he VIII give Il CANplU OPINION
when a cure is OF is not possible
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Ayers Cherry Pector

Fp4s NE lSAfID tURE OF
Coughs, Colds. Rnnuenza, HIo1rsc
GrOup, Bronchitis, Recipient Co
sumption, and for The Relief
O. I0nSuanpfivc Hniicats
Ia advanced Stages
of the Disease.
This Is remedy so universally known TO 6
any other for the cure OF throat and lung comp
that IT Is useless here to publish the evidence
virtues. Its unriyallcd excellence for cougl
folds. and its truly wonderful cures of palm
Osease, have made it known throughout tn,
lied nations of the earth. Few are the commit
OF even families, among them who have no
personal experience of its effects - some
trophy in their midst of its victory over the
and dangerous disorders Of the throat and
AS ali know the dreadful fatality of these dis
ant. as they know, too tho effects of this
we need not do more than to assure them ths
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