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The Pork.Packtng Statement.

CINCINNATI, March 1.-THE annual hog
packing statement of the West shows de-
crease in the number Of hogs packed of
$4,000, but an increase in the average
weight Of so pounds. The increase in
the net yield is 81 pounds. The aggre-
gate decrease in the crop is 81 per cent.
The net decrease is estimated at $4,000
barrels
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cv,ST BECOMES STUBBoRN.-It is stated
thu; General Grant is now ready to send in
snne two hundred important nominations,
Snt is awaiting the action Of the Senate on
.hs teuure-of-oflice law before doing 80.
i Te informed Governor Foreman, of West
T;-ginio, on Saturday, that he proposed
ra;finc to see what the Senate would do
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Latest from tho Mexican T7nh,

Latest from tho Mexican FzGbrOgliO.
HAVANA, March 17.-Advices from the
city of Mexico state that Carl Meyer, for
merly of the United States army, was ar
rested charged with an attempt to carry a
regiment to aid Negrete. Many of Ne
grete's officials were captured and shot.
There have been large number of ar-
rests.
Wealthy capitalists, representing mil
lions, are preparing to emigrate.
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Texas Politics.

New ORLEANS, March ia dispatch
from Jefferson, Texas, says that the north
eastern part Of the State has declared for
A. J. Hamilton for Governor and B. W.
Gray for Lieutenant Governor. The JEFF
ferson Jimplecute hoists the ticket, and
says it has the support of all respectable
citizens. The Jtmplecuts is Conservative
paper.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-03-18

The DEATH PENALTY WISCONSIN,
The Wisconsin Legislature lately submitted
the subject of providing a proper punish
ment for murder to a select committee.
The committee have reported unanimously
in favor of the repeal Of the present law
of that State, which makes Imprisonment
for life the highest penalty for murder, and
the majority of the committee state that
murder in the first degree can be ade-
Quatsly punished only by death.
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ENFHRMABY.

ENEHHM AHR.
college INFIRMAhY,
~ CORNER MkR2HALL AND COLLEGE,
STREETS, LICHMGSD, VA.
Al CAGES requiring medical or surgical all ad-
mitted, except The insane and those laborng under
contagious disorders.
Charges Invariably in adyance), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines:
Large wards, per week IS.
Private rooms per week, $40 to $50.
a small additional fee Is charged for surgical
operations,
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mits from members Of the committee OF the City
Council for the relief Of the poor, and seamen on
permits from The custom-house.
the tnfrmary TO ISAIAH 81. WHITE, Ill. D.,
In Him Medical superintendent
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Foreign Markets-[Br TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, March F.-Noon. 92T.
United States bonds easier at ssh.
LIvERP March II. Noon.-Cotton
quiet with quotations Of yesterday; estima
ted sales, 5000 bales.
afternoon. firm at 75s. Cd. Pork frmer,
zoos. Bacon, 6Gs. 3d.
LIVERPOOL, March l7.-EUsning. - Cotton
quiet at yesterdays quotations sales, 5000
bales. Turpentine, 3ls.
HAvRB, March l7.-Noon. closed yes
terday shade easier but not quotably lower,
and opened to day quiet on the spot, I'M
changed; afoat, dull; low middlings afloat,
li3Hf,
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fair buIlocks. t4sG16Ne. % n; the poorest
lots, 10013c. Tah. The sheep market continues
fairly active: sales for medium 70 good sheep
were made at se97c. p n, with small droyes Of
prime sheep at s3ec y. a., live weight; only
n limited number of sheep were sold for over
Sc. The swine market continues nomina!
ut about l10llAc. for good hogs, although
very few are now sold alive. sz
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Some curious inventions have been made
of late in artificial wood in Paris, the prin-
ciple being that Of combining fine saw-dust
Or wood. -four with glue or size, and casting
it in moults. Very perfect limitations o.
carved wood arc made in this manner,
which are fre-proof.
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Spain,

MADRID, March 17.-General Prim to-
day announced in the Cortes that the
Monarchists were prepared with their can
didate for the Spanish throne, and would
soon announce his name.
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SwEDEN.-The famine in Sweden shows
no signs of abatement, and the Diet has
voted the sum of $40, 200 to relieve the
population in the province of Smaland,
where great distress prevailed during the
last winter.
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The Louisiana SchOoIs-MOre Lou.
isiana Bonds on the Market.

New ORLEANS, March 1.-THE Governor
has signed the bill providing for mixed
schools, and to-day appointed the commits
sioners provided for by the bill. Among
them are two colored men-one formerly
chaplain of the State Senate.
The 100000 of State bonds pledged fer
loans have been placed upon the market,
the Governor having signed the bill passed
by the Legislature providing for the sale of
the same.
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New York Cattle Market.

4uUNUAl, 41UtNI 2JJ 1sS0'
Receipts Of beef cattle were large with
slow trade, partly on account OF the storm
and partly on account OF the heavy supply Of
stock; prices continue unchanged from the
quotations Of last week; prime cattle were
sold for l6Gl7c. g D., net weight; medium TO
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The names Of Judge MEREDITH and
r,ace PARKER are both in the Senate bill
vb;ch on the llth was read twice and or
dered to be printed. Most of the names are
the same as those We published some weeks
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

MONDAY, March 10, Is63.
The Cattle Market was very dali this week,
and prices were AQhc. q n. lower. About
200 head arrived and sold at the Avenue
drove-yard at 9hG9Lc. fox extra Pennsyl
vania and western steers; sG9c. for fair to
good do. and s07c. n b.. gross for common,
as to quality.
Sheep were in fair demand and full prices
10000 head sold ct 79shc. e a., gross, rs to
condition.
Hogs were SOC. q 100 hs. lower; 1900 head
sold at SIS. s00S16. 60 q loo bs., net.
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N0TiCE.-All persons who have any
IN thing against me are requested TO appear {
Judge Burpham's court on next Monday at II
0'cio X. NH i6-3tk JULIUS FiLLINGEk.
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DICKLED SALMON, g.u4
4 GOLDFISH,
CUCUMBER PICKLES,
GIFTS and HOMINY,
MACCAkOhI.
nj, 70 HITNDJ,EY Il TkTIJM.
DREAD BREAD!! BREAD!!

We are stilI selling, and will continue to sell,
one pound # BREAD for five cents. 10 quality
which cannot be beat. We are also Manufacturing
the only genui1e article Of MUSHROOM CRACK
ERS made south OF New York, and are selling
them at lower price than they cin be bought Ter
south OF Baltimore, at our new bakery, Twentieth
street betwe en- Main and Franklin.
Our Bread and Crackers are Id By Gus bue-
CESS Church Hill, aud W. N. En- AEKs, Sidney.
mhlT-.t* RtGNAtJ. BELL n W.
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VENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN,
MOND, VA.
REV. WILLIAM BROWN, D. D., EpIroR.

TERMS.
Three Dollars q year. payable In Advance. Pay
ments made within the first tuo months from date
Of subscription will be considered in advance.
Four Dollars a year If payment is not made
within two months.
This is one of the Oldest and best family papers
published IN the interest OF the Presbyte terrain
Oh Irch in the United States. IT has wide circu
lation, and is q good advertising medium In the
south. .
NC "O- ''- CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN,
fels Box 452 Richmond. We.
CTAUNTON SPECTATOR, STANTON,
= VA.-pRICE OF SUBSCRIPTION, THREE
DOLLARS IN ADVAFCE.-Ihe "ePECTA-
TOR published In staunton, Va, 10 the best 40.
vertising medium in the interior OF the state. It
is published at the county seat OF Augusta, one or
the most populous and wealthy counties In the
Valley OF Virpiuia which Is by far the most poDu-
. he SPECTATOR" was the frst paper estab-
lish.d there, nearly century aso, and is now In
the fortysixth year Of It's existence under It's pre-
IL has always been well sustained by the most
SUBSTANTIAL portion OF tie people. It's list OF sub
scribers Is larger than that of any other paper
published in the interior OF the state and 10 equal
to that OF both the other papers published IN
Merchants tradesmen. and others, who wish to
call the attention OF the people OF the state 70 tneir
Ing the 'tSPECTATOR" as their medium OF COM
munication.
Advertisements inserted at reasonable rates.
A COPY OF the paper seat when requested.
Advertisers who desire The paper TO be sent ~
long their advertisements are ordered 70 be puo-
l!shed will please say so when their ADVERTISE
nen's are oFds! srA G Gsasess SPECTATOR
felt stanton, Augusta county, We.
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GRANITE COMPANY

DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
IN, We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed IN any
Quantity. We will also build all kinds OF GRAN
TIE WORK st short notice. Special attention
given To rough or dressed WALL WORK. ckME.
Terry WORK, &c, and all material furnished.
Ciice cofner OF Canal and seventh streets.
GEORGE BLUhEHTHAL,
n SI--fTn Superintendent.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.-Dr. GEORGE W.
IVA HARRIS, late OF Goochland county, has re-
moved 10 his city, and offers bis professional SER
vices to the people His Office and residence is on
the north side OF Broad between Twenty tbiri and
Twenty fourth streets. NH laws
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THE MERCHANTS OF RICHMOND

will ind II to their interest TO advertise In
the MIL TON CHRONICLE. published in Alit1n,
large cIrcula ion In country that trades IN hich-
Inond, and as sn advertising medium II the rich
valley Of the Dan 1t has no superior.
mn
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WHO'D, WOOD, WOOD am selling
w SEASONED OAK at ss and PINE a.

small quantities to poor people ct the ssme rates.
ONCE In the lower corner or Libby Bu1ld1ngs
woodward by the side OF the same, between TWEEN:
tieth and Twenty-frst streets. The wood-yard
gates open on both Cary and Dock. Orders lett
with G. j. SINTON, No. 14s5 Main street. or with
CURTIS Il PARKER, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main and Cary, will be promptly filled:
lad w. g.. EELMS.
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THE LYNCHBURG NEWS,
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY,
A. wADDILL 4 co.. PRoPRIEToRs,
COLONEL 3. z. WIrHxRs AND j. g. PERRY
EDITORS.

friends and patrons Of the LYNCHBUR9 DAILY
AND TkI-WEEKLY NEWS that they have this
day become the sole proprietors OF the paper, and
1t shall be their only end and aim 70 make tho
NEWS not onlya frst-ciass Journal, equal In
point OF merit and ability 70 any one In the state,
but TO excel any other OF its contemporaries In al
the varied snd attractive features which constt-
tute newspaper Ia the proper meaning OF tho
tenn.
The NEWS will be under the editorial MANAGE:
ment and control OF colonel x. h. w liners anu
Mr.. J. y. Perry, so widely known asthe founders
Of the paper, and under whose conduct It attained
30 extensive popularity, and who, In again en-
experience and an ability which guarantees 20 the
patrons Of the NEWS Journal worthy In all re-
snects OF their favor, and . welcome and accep.a-
shop, TO the merchant and the professional man
In fact to all classes and conditions OF people,
Especial attention win be given 70 furniahinS 90.
curate reports Of the narkets from ell sections Of
this purpose defy competition with any Journal In
the city or State
Mr. 4. WaddilL with an experience Of over
corps OF ASSOCIATES OF enlarged practical expert
ence, and determination 10 make the NEWade.
serving the fullest measure OF patronage, conf
the paper. as well as TO the public generally; for
their reimbursement and support assuring them
that effort win be lefr unexerted to merit their
fa7os.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMs:
Twelve months. ....s1 20 Twelve monlhs....ss %
slI months. Eli month"; as;ss "a "a
- y 'A IsDuGEaESTs TO 5 CLUES sGs
Five copies OF Daily News, one year: sse nve
copies of Tri-Week!y News, one year, efc And In
money Invariably 10 accompany The order:
on the most favorable terms.
iai, A. WADDlLL 8 CO.. Proprietors.
-
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WOOn AID COAL,

WIOODi WOOD! WOOD il-THE
wv CHEApEsT II TIE CITy.-Wnynsu ~.
eet # 90 cheap &c HENRY IS UNDERSs 49, 1
81 ihe Intersection OF Brook avenue wsn ,s von
win Duy ZINE at rs per cord; Oak as 4s.WVoF
cord-del;yeIe ed anywhere 10 the city.
NH 10 It plE HfNBY- aAUND6n0s----..
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Corr AND FLoUs EXCHANGE,
RIcHxoEp, Va, March II, 1889. )
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March ], 1859
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CLOVER HILL COAL, direct from mines;
SMITHS COAL. SO. sTt!cle;
COKE, soft and hard;
WOOU, oak aud pine.
delivered Is to be had nc lowest rates o.
BRAZEhL &sCOTTEHLL4
mhs corner Ninth street and Haat1.
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Our friends and customers In the interior con-
signing KAaS 10 as will rec elve prompt returns at
the Is EST MARKET PRICE.
McILWAINE Il co.
PETEReBUKG March 4 1859. NH 6-3m
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ZGIAT. NOTICES
4 Eegnlar EabIt or RodE

Is absolutely essential 10 Physical health
and c!earness Of Intellect. Nor is this all .
Beauty of person cannot co exist with an
unnatural condition of the bowels. a free
passage OF the refuse matter of the system
through these natural waste pipes, is as
necessary to the purity OF the body as the
free passage Of the Ofal of city through
its sewers is necessary TO the health OF It's
inhabitants.
Indigestion is the primary cause Of most
Of the diseases OF the dischaIgiEg organs,
and one OF It's most common results is
CONSTIPATION. This complaint, besides
being dangerous in itself, has many dis
agreeable concOmliaLts-Such as ans un-
pleasant breath, q allow skin, contain
mated blood ana bile, hemOrIb0ids, head
fche, loss OF N emory. and general debility
HOSTEITERf5 STOMACH BITTERS
remove ali these evils by removing their
hmm ediate cause in the digestive organs,
and regulating The action OF the intss tines.
The com biDatIOn of properties in this cell
eorated preparation is one Of its chief
merits. IT Is not merely stlmuIants or q
tonic. or an auti-biliOus agent, or nerv-
inc, or q blood depurent, or q cathartic,
but all these curative clements Judl2IOuStY
blended la one powerful resi- Ofat1Ye. 1t
lends activity and VtgOr to the inert and
enerVated stomach, relieves the aiimenta-
~ canal o its distractions, and gives tone
10 the membrane which lines II, gently
stimulates the liver, braces the nerves,
and cheers the animal spirits. NO other
remedy posses es such q variety of hygi-
enic virtues. 1t is TO these cha acteFistIcS
that It owes its prestige as q household
medicine. Experience mas proved that it
Is as harmless s 10 is eficactOuS, and hence
10 is as popular with the weaker sex as
with the stronger.
HOSTErIER'S STOMACH BITTERS Is
sold in bottles only, and the trade mark
blown in the glass ana engraved on the
stamp over the cork, is the test of genuine
ness. Beware OF eOunterfeits.
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the accident occurred. Tt is q wonder
that many accidents Of this character
do not occur, so carelessly are many
of these machines operated.
To keep grapes through winter
take boxes the size Of candle boxes;
nail pieces across the ends TO lay
Stats no; putin the bottom news
paper. Have ready q dish OF not
Sealing wax. and dip The end Of stems
in this. Put in a layer IN the box
carefully. then a paper, then put IN
your Stats, then q paper, then grapes
a gain, and SO on till full, not more
than three layers in a box. Nail up
tight; keep in a cool. dry place, until
cold weather; then place in a dry eel,
lar. Grapes in this way viii keep till
March,
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80 - 81 go. ANGaE1-

G0FmeF OF LII y 1Iasa Sixth SIS,
RTTK or RIG REEL ECTLNG Ia NTET2 "
TAEEASAE airy rooms, clean, COM
g Portable beds, with excellent board So
per week, o. single meals % cents: lodgings
So cents. The best the market affords viii
always b. found here, and orders for fresh
berries, fruit and CataWba wine OF the
Kretchnar farm VIII be thank fully recety-
ed and promptly attended to.
IeSd6m JOHN G. SCH W EIZER.
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Fer lfifsi National laull
Corner HaiH nkd F lloatas
NWaHHgilIa. IuH
rsfgMHU AgNafsaM a4HN
f.A Uua Huu WuEE .HIal "'INH.. Ha#
caulte. Dgulilio. #Ha AmlHr Eza.". IHF
Work, Ariincin Faiataa. e.
AnMINt 8IRAIoH of hlifaaa oaH
Can excellent nuH mIa fhctinl, N..f
rOforn. Ether. and also HnfnfaI inHHI N#
AY4crA
NEUHtAI4aTl aHaalIou. fraHIrI.
Ml HAIILlNLHa nre HH coed nnN
estabiiHbm euf nH fHrrn lcuaaIHEIuN uI EIHE
roumal CAS- amy pa Trio UnffnI AtHlnE
BErURN MN THhEKa mr tna
ien slWE patron HrH HaarI Ho. uHfIu. t..
EIGHT YEARS. HTn..
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Dissolution Of Gopartnership.

II fore existing between Sam uel Never
Adolph Gugenhein, Solomon Kahn, aud
Roman Grelner has this day been dis
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Greiner
retires from the business, which will here
after be continued by the three first-named
parties, who will settle all claims against
the firm, and who are alone authorized to
collect debts IN favor of the same The
name and style of the firm viii remaiI
unchanged.
Respectfully, 5. MEYER s. co.
Evansville, July tths 1853. ty9 dam
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N0lh Patches, EFeckles & Tan.

rbe cSIY RELLABbE REMEDY iol
ause BBOyFH D1scoLORAFIeNs on the ipce
asg79's Goih and F-ecEJe Lotion. Pro
red OuIy ~ ~. b. c. PERRY, 80 Eoad
street, Nez To.k- sold every where.
2ar23 d5la
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FOR SALE.

v-Qssn SAE.E-vALUABL MAIN
e STREET PROPERFY-Thats splendid
property known rs the Egler property,
8 tuated on the west corner Of Main ano
Sixth Streets, fronting 751a feet on MAIN
property is offered for sale at low figures
on easy terms. Apply TO
J. P. ELLIOTT & son,
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
felR DIT
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.AILY aBOURNA AL
AGRICULTURAL


=
Happy the man who has the town es-
70 him TIE whlstIng trees, the murmur-
The Shining. pebbles preach
Virtues and VISIONS lore.
The whispering grove holy temple is
TO him, where God draws higher 10 his
Each verdant sod a shrine,
Whereby he kneels to heaven.
The. nightingale on him sings slumbers
Ths Nightingale rewakes hira, fuing
sweet,
When shines the lovely red
OF morning through the trees.
Then he admires Thee in the plain, o
In the ascending pomp OF dawning day,
Thee in the glorious sun;
The worm-tEe budding ofahcn-
Where coolness gushes, IN the waveIing
or Ger the nowery streams the fountain
IhihaIes the breath Of prime,
The gentle 81. u eve.
HIS straw-cecked thatch, where doves
And play and hop, invites to sweeter rest,
Than gOieu halls OF state
Or beds Of down afford.
10 him The pIumey people sporting chlrp,
Chatter and whistle, on his basket perch
And from MS quiet hand
Pick crumbs, or peas, or grains.
OFT wauders ne alone. and thinks en-
death;
And IN The yillage churchyard, by the
graves
sits md behO!ds the cross,
Deaths waving garland there.
The stone beneath the elders, where a text
OF Scripture teaches jOyfuIly TO die:
And with his scythe stands Death,
An angel, too, with b8lms.
Happy the man who thus has 'seaped the
town.
dim did an angel bless when he was
born
Ihe cradle OF the boy
With flowers celestial stTeWed.
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TRe healing Pool..

An Essay FOR Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the Diseases ana Abuses
which create impediments 10 MARRIAGE
with sure means Of relief. Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge Address
Dr. j. SkILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard
ASsociatioa, Philadelphia, Pa.
junl2 d8ln Tsp II
Butchers Bend shos 1ar BesI Eug
Butchers lightning Els killer.
old by Druggists Everywhere.
NAYS iivVlr m rs NJ
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This splendid Hair Dye islhe best i, the
world; the only true and perfect i've
harmless, reliable. lnstants. leous; no dis.
appoin. n1eGf; no ridIeuious, Units; rene
dies Tie i'll effects of bad Dyes; invfgorates
and leaves the Hair soft AID beautiful,
BLACK OK BROWN Sold by all Druggists
and Perfuiners; and properly applied at
Batche,or'S Wig Factory, NO. 10 Bond St,
New York.
FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLE5
on the face. use PeFIgf's ClHnedORe and PIN
p{e Rcmedl, prepared only by LII. =. q.
PEETLV 39 s0nd Street. New York. sold
every where. The trade supplied by 81 hole
sa e meu3ciue dealers. inhl4 dSm,W3Ta
10 REMOVE MOTH PATC Il l. s.
trecklcs. and Tan. from The face use Per-
rJ'S 8g0fh aud FFeckle Lotion. prepared
only by d.. =. @, PEHsRY. sold by all drug
glsts NIB IS dSTn .w3In-sp II
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Lambs are called tegs after wean-
ing until their first feeces are taken
-R
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