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FNoIlCE.An person. indebted to me are no
W. tined to settle their bills by the first day OF
January, lSl or tbay will be refused medical At.
tendance loci tall 8. w. BUGAN, M. ID.
"NOTICE.-AI UNREDEEMEO PLED0 Es
~ on hand for sale at 3. G0LDSTEIN co d
Pennsylvania avenue. &c ia In
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~ WEST WING CITy HAL.
WILMINGTON, ID. c., Oct. Is, $50.
-. OFFICIAL.
r HvlSe ~ hereby given. that the TAXES FOR
inE IEAh 1870, levied upon the real AMI per.
properly in the city Of Wasnn gop Di.trict Of
oumoia, VIII be pay able and after October i9h,
~ IN usceuht 81 ten per cent. will be allowed
np a1 payments made thereon prior to Move 1.bsr
N1n. ISo. Also, di CONT of FIVE per cesf from
N3Nember 9Th to December 10th. 1870
a.. st Up whose property there is . special
anu uesirous OF paying the same, will state All
Tn. time 81 applying for the gener Al tax bill
e. ~ wn. 81 persons general tax which amounts
u she su s Si Two huddred aud fifty dollars net, can
pay one nfth OF said tar in ates OF ind sbteI
ness CT the Corporation Of Washington, ID q
NO atenton Will be paid to Il cal letters reaue,t
ing TAX nl neither can sny bi'ls be made before or
Gter once hours. The Collector is comp lied TO
adopt this course In consequence of late Law re
Quiring distribution Of the funds daily
Persons calling for tax bills will please present
last ear receipts, which will greatly facilitate the
ties applying. ~ W.
All checks offered in payment for taxes msst be
certned TO by an officer 0f the bank upon which they
are drawn. r> wv
On the LIST of February, 1871, the books viii, b.
tised for sale. FA BOSWEII.
Oclo Dt hep 6ChrOn.l CITY C,,ilactnr
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ToLEAH AND HARMLESS As wArss.
NATTAN'S CRYSTAL DIsCOvERY
TOR THE HAIR.

Is warranted to restore gray hair to Its original
from falling. and cure dandruff and scurf in about
two months. 1t is also excellent dressing for the
hair giving brssh dry and wiry hair an elegant And
glossy appearance. 1t contains nothing poisonous,
and 10 as clean and clear Is water Everybody can
use IL with perfect confidence.
The fact that some three thousand bottles have
been sold in town within few months Is proof OF IL,
entire success.
For sale by all Druggists, and at the Depot cornsr
ID and streets M
Liberal discounts to the trade ocHtr
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BOARDING.

BOARDING.
MRS. BORN, 12GS ID STREET. BETWEEN
vs. 18th and 18th streets, csn accommodate TABLE
BOARDEhS, S3.50. Boa.d and Lodging SIS, per
week. mol 2ts
DOOMS AND BOARD FOB IS PER WEEK.:
H TAELE BOARD for 81 oar week in first cla,-
house and desirable neishborhood-I street, be
tween Sd ard 4th, No. 80 oc3i 2t-
TABLE BOARD AT $50 PAR WEEK Oh
L with ROOM, Sc. Also. Furnished Rooms for
Rent, with or without BOARD, at 10 AZ street,
doors below Pennsylvapia avenue. oc3i 81
HiGElAN DINING ROOM, for gentlemen and
lanies, sol Z street, fourth door west OF Post
Office DEPARTMENT. Breakfast from to II; dinner
from 3to7. Tea coffee, bread al butter, hot cakes
role, CORN bread, soda biscuit. vegetables, fruit
sauce pie mix cests per DISH hot aud cold mests
cents per day; So 50 per week; SIS per month inya
ms LANG, II GEORGETOWN, ID. o., b IS leased
Na the PARSONAGE Of the late DE- Gurley and Is
ed ROOMS elegantly ftted up, upon reasonable
terms. 1910 street n. w. oclS-lm
ETlKsT GLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
e FRONT ROOMs, to be had on reasonable
terms at 1901, cor Pennsy |, snia avenue and 18th
street. Good location and accessible. mhI-ly
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ElRsT WABD IMPRUyrMENT:
l. NEW UG; STORE
TIE Handsome House aud Store No. 1921 Penn.
sylvan IA avenue, north side. between 18th AMI
Nth streets, low nearly comp leted for our feI
low citizen, Dir. Georgs Johnson, will b au ~
or al ent TO its neia hbOThOod.
Ihe ground HoOr Is alrea ly occu pied as r DGE.
upon I'll: trsnsom 81 lass over the entrance
The Store Is spacious ald~c0n!ortab.s, and a.trac
I'VE n the thorough Destness Of its furniture and
nttng-. In 'front.' ere two large windows of plate
gisst ten feet high by six wide-eatures which dis
ilngu sh the estabi- hmeLt from all others on this
psl I OF The avenue.
AT the rear the Store 10 spanned bv a graceful
arch, beneath which stands the Prescripfon Desk
Tel dertd priv ate by glazed AMI pan led encnsure
Btbnd this again, thu Sleeping partmept Of the
stteLdaLt, who is titus enabled prom pity to Answer
tn calls Of customers during ihe isht
The hus;n. 50 will DC carried on by Nr. ELIZA
bETH HUGELY, but Tor rhe imm date manaas
M NJ OF the store she has engaged the seryics IN
mpefsnt. AAs"J
Tie ST re 10 supplied with Q new Stock of Mali
cines, Drugs. Chemicals, Toilet Articles dig ara. ana
all things 10 be found In other first class estsbish
minis II the kiId
MRS RlpGRLY expresses her sircere thank. "a
ell her friends ard the residents Of the Frve Ward
vith y hose rupp IT she Ia. been favorsN and Whie
ing TO re- its cOntinua ucs she hopes nv
fstLfu, attention 20 bushes receive share of
the patrol age Of the public gene rally. 1t.
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GAS rlxrUREs, posfHBLss, HALL LIGHTS,
BRACKETS, &C., = =
AT Low PRICES,
Sale and Shotp Rooms ar
BAMILYON 4 PEARSON,
No. 4, M. CA. Building, 9th and d streets.
MORE LIGHT. MORE LIGHT.
The Silver Light Kerosene Lamps and Chsndeli
al sn,ssRions e this date for brancy Of
HAMILTON PEARSON.
No. ~. II. O. A. Buildine. 9th and d streets.
SLATE MAETELS.
Grand Disp,sy Of All Styles and Colors Of SLATE
mANTELS, best make Ia the country. Also MAR
Bile end IRON MAETKLb
Call and examine stock and Prices at Sale and
Show Rocmsof HAMILTON 4 PEARSON,
No. 4, Y. n, G. A. Building. 9Th and d streets.
DARLOR HEATERS.
The Philadelphis SUHNYSIDE took the first
Kremirm Ct the Baltimore Institute, all com De
tition, November, l69 Call and famine this STOVE
ard all the Baltimore Stoves, Bib, sexton and
Woods, at Show Rooms Of
No. Y. q. A. Building,
oca6lm s1H 9Th and ID streets
a
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@NOTICE There will he a nesting Of ths
Ill ( sTOCkHOLpERS OF the WASHINGTON
MARKET COMPANY, at the Board OF Trade
Rooms. on SATURDAY, thu 5th day Of NOvenber,
az u O'cock, for the election OF officers and ths
transaction Of any other business thst may legally
come unser the Oh arter Of said Company.
n. y DAVIS,
CONSOLLY,
THOMAS LEWIS,
johns CkUCKgR
II. W. BLtpS.
BENZ. r FRENCH,
JOB W ANGUS,
A. G.. RICHARDS,
SAMUEL \ SHOOT
JOHN x ELyANS.
CHAS. q. GODFREY,
II. /. GREGORY,
u O1rpSrators
WA>hiNGTON. ID e. Oct. -, $50 oc1;
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS Feb. 9.-In the Legislature the reg
straton bill passed the Senate by vote of % yeas to
15 nays.
The impeachment trial of Wickliffe commences to-
morrow.
This mornings Bulletin publishes a statement by
Judge Cooley, charging the State Treasurer Dubuclet
with defraudng the creditors of the State by discount
ing their warrants and using the funds of the State
therefor.
New ORLEANS, Feb 10.-Two cotton pickeries,
Keplingers and Collins burnedloss 500, 600. Cbas
Merrifeld perished in the flames.
Two policemen dangerously shot by negro.
One policeman then shot, seriously woundng the ne
gro.
Private dispatches report the destruction of the bust
portion of the town of Port Gibson Miss includ
the post office and hotel.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL. Legislature.-In the
House the mixed school educational bill passed
The House adjourned until Monday at noon in honor
of the anniversary of the birthday of Abraham Lin
coin.
In the Senate, the House bill providing bonds to
the amount of five millions of dollars for the con-
struction of levees referred.
In the House. the election bill was reported on fa-
vorably, and made the special order of the day for
Monday.
The steamship Bavaria has arrived from Hamburg.
New ORLEANS, Feb 12.-Departed for Red River
Bart Able, Gladioa, Bradsh johnson and Grand Era.
A prize fight takes place tomorrow between Gal
lagher and Curey.
Two of the alleged consolidated bank robbers have
been arrested. The Picayune says that some special
police officers the ringeaders in the robbery.
Upon the application of committee of citizens,
Judge Cotton to-day issued peremptory mandamus
requiring the city authorities to order the municipal
election the second Monday in March, as the law
provides.
A bill was introduced into the Senate requiring that
the municipal election be held the second Monday
of November, thus either prolongng the present term
of the ncumbens allowing the Governor to appoint
Gen. Magruder ectured to good audience.
Wilbur, member of the firm of Wilbur g. Co., is
reported absconded with 100000. .....
A Democratic meeting in Lafayette Square to-
night addressed by ex-senator Hendricks of In
diana, Morton, Jonas, and others.
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STRANGE SToRY.-In l847 the bloody story of the
Duke and Duchess of Prasin startled the world.
Through the wiles of one Mlle Henrietta de Lucy a
governess in the family the Duke estranged from
his wife, The Duchess insisted upon the departure of
the woman from her house. She left the house, but
did not quit Paris Not long after this the Duchess
was murdered in her chamber at night; the Duke was
arrested as the assassin, and MILE de Lucy taken as
an accomplce The suicide of the Duke stopped all
proceedings, and Mile. de Lucy escaped to Amer
lea. We now learn that she subsequently became the
wife of one of the parsons who performed the mock
marriage at Richardson's death-bed. The name of the
reverend gentleman is not gven but the public eye
is fastened upon 0. B rockingham, and be has been
called upon to say if this be true and il So
how far his own relation with the de Lucy in
uenced his free love doctrines in and Of the pulpit
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CONGRESSIONAL.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The Judiciary COMMITTEES
heard fifteen Georgians ConservatVesl who took the
ground that the present Legislature was illegally con
stituted on account of the admittance of minority
didates, and demanded reorganization
Bullock and others spoke briefly in opposition
Senate-Carpenter Edmunds, and ConkIing remem-
bered that at former hearing Gov. Bullock said the
expulsion of negroes, and the seating of minority
ddates in their Seats sheer usurpation The COM
mttee wlhear the Georgians again on Saturday, when
Bullock will be allowed to explain bis apparently
Trajectory positions.
The House is considering the Covode contest, with
prospect for long discussion.
In the Senate bill was introduced increasing the
number Of Supreme and Circuit Courts.
WAsHINGfoN, Feb. lO.-Wilson, of Massachusetts,,
and several other New Enganders and three Southern
Senators, will vote for Bradley His confirmation is
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B Y T E L E 6 r A PHI
For the South- Western.
Foreign and Domestic Markets.

LONDON, Feb; Il, noon.-Consols s25 Bonds firm.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. II, oon.-Cotton-upands !
and Orleans l14d sales of the week 60 900 bales Of
which for export 60oO and speculation 5000; stock
on hand $4,000 bales, including $4,000 American;
receipts of the week 900 bales of which $4,000 are
American.
NEW YORK. Feb IL, noon-Money easy at 5@6 get,
Exchange-long los5 and short 1893. Geid 1900
l20s. Cotton dull at 254c.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 11.-Cotton active; low grades
weak, but better qualities firm; middng Orleans 244
@244c.; sales 1852, receipts 1888, and exports to
Liverpool 1894 and Barcelona 1860 bales; sales Of the
week ,25o bales receipts of the week, net 81 ssl
and gross 1858 bales; exports to Liverpool 25775
Havre 1857, Barcelona 2469, Vera Cruz 17si and
coastwse so94 bales stock on hand 224 7a7 bales:
Corn dull and easier 81 os. Flour firm 50 1000 50
@6 90. Oats Soc Bran 81 35. Pork S29 50. Ba-
con firm, 13f@174@1s4c.; hams 1s4@1s1c: Mo-
lasses quiet; prime 78@75c. Whisky quiet; Western
recfed 9O@924c. Coffee active and frmer; fair l53
@l54 and prime l74@l73c. Gold 1901. Sterling
1904. New York sight 5fct. discount.
New YORK, Feb. IL, evening.-Cotton favors buy
ers; sales $500 bales. Money easy at 4@5Ret Ster-
ling loSs@1o9. Gold closed at l2o@l2o5
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becoming more probable. There is no present doubt
of Strongs confirmation.
The Ways and Means Committee heard the whisky
delegation in favor Of extending the time for bond repre-
sentng that 600 900 gallons in bond would be
ready FOR market under three years. and that
e=. payment of the tax would involve many holders
The argument seemed to impress the committee favor
ably.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O--Houe- of Arkan
sas, introduced bill to encourage the establishment
ports Of India China and Japan, and to promote emf
grafton to the Southern States Referred to special
committee on the cause Of decline Of American COM
merce and ship building.
The Secretary of State was interrogated as to why
the Spanish Government paid certain claims in legal
tenders instead of gold stipulated by the treaty Of
1884.
The Senate appropriation bill to supply deficiencies
in the navy bureaus was amended so read three
millions. Passed, and goes to the House for concur
renee
WASHINGTON, Feb. lin the Senate the bill for
the sale of lands Sea Island in Beaufort county, s.
c., was reported.
Sherman offered resolution showing the sympathy
Of the United States with the people Of Cuba and all
American colonies in their efforts to secure independ
from European powers 1t declares that the
United States recognizes the existence Of state Of
between the Kingdom of Spain and the colony OF
Cuba waged the part of Cuba to establish its nde
pehoence' anu Tue oh,eu States "iii ooeei'e ssie'
neutrality between the begerent parties, as is their
duty under the law of nations.
After brief discussion the resolution referred
to the Committee on Foreign Relations
In the House, Howard was interrogated about the
cost of the Freedmens Bureau since its organization
The death of Hopkins announced.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 12.-In the House, Judd intro
duced bill to construe section four of the act of
March 31st, 1865 exempting certain manufacturers
from the internal revenue tax so as not to treat as
manufacturers hog packers, lard vendors, persons
engaged in saving hams canning meats, or in the
provision trade and to refund such taxes already col
leeed.
Cox hoped the bill would be reported and passed
medatey, as it affected the whole provision bus
ness of the United States
The bill was referred to the Committee on Ways
and Means.
Manufacturers of steel tools petitoned against the
increased duty on steel.
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CoTToN-" Antelope" the New York correspond.

COTTON" Antelope" the New York correspond.
ent of the Picayune under date of the 10Th, says:
Those l04 900 bales receipts last weak rather stag
gered the cotton trade, only 10000 were looked
for early in the week. If things go this way we
shall soon be asking, We do some of the bond
purchase days, "Where does all the cotton come
from?"
The effect of these heavy receipts both here and in
Liverpool, has been comparatively light however, and
the unrtone in the two markets is certainly not one
of uneasiness. To-day we are 24a bid for low mid
ding and 25f for middng but the latter cannot be
bought at t. For all the month, we 24a for low
mddling, and % for March. Travers, the wellknown
stock broker, has gone into selling cotton short"
He had better stick to his last for we shall not 90
down much unless the interior keep up its unlocked
for shipments to the ports
If it does, and we get anywhere near 100000 bales
this week, Liverpool will most certainly break and
shall go with her If they do not 90 over ninety"
Liverpool will hardly go below IL Id.
Comparisons Of receipts with former years are now
pretty much abandoned and all we look at is the pres
ent and prospective future. The increased receipts
have induced the "two-sixp parties to chalk up to
2,750,000. Some Southern parties, however, hold on
to the lower estimate, and buying cotton here on
the strength of it,
Gold has been down to 2ls to-day, but the market,
like cotton, has steady undertone That was wise
remark of one of the members of the House. who
said it might be all very well to establish banks on
coin basis, if there any likelihood that gold would
remain low 81 but it idle to calculate upon
this, he should not vote for coin banks
The thing is not practicable.
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Don Piatt is rash enough to perpetrate the following
piece of irreverence The suspicion gaining ground
that had we put in Grant & Co. at the time did
Mcclellan, they would, in all human probability, have
come out well plucked he These last great
heroes of the had the good luck 70 be in com
mand when the Confederates had no longer the fierce
armies that sent whirling back into Washington.
The war had ended in the South nearly year before
we learned the fact at the North. OF course this is
neither patriotic loyal. One ought to puff, and
snort and bump ones head before the idol of the day.
whether he has the brain is only stuffed out with
old newspapers.
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The sooner unpleasant things disposed of the
better. When we find burglar in the house it is
always policy to get him out as quickly as possible
and this rule applies with equal force to corrupt
officials. The singular unanimty with which Wick
liffe's proposed impeachment endorsed by the
House of Representatives should act as stimuant to
the Senate to hurry up his trial. Delays are always
dangerous, particularly in such that where
the issues at stake weghty With the evidence
fresh in the minds of ALL and earnestly expressed
desire to rid of the stigma cast upon
it by the money grabbing official, so happily exposed,
we think the case one worthy of prompt attention.
IN O. Times
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MISCELLANEOUS.

WHEELING, VA, Feb. 9.-The Legislature passed a
bill abolishing the lawyers and teachers test oath.
New York, Feb. 9.-Sub-Treasury balance s82,.
ooo, 900, including So, SIS, so3 currency.
NEW YoRK, Feb 10.--The Alaska has arrived with
thirty eight thousand dollars in treasure.
Nicaragua advices report the coffee crop entire
failure.
MEMPHIS, Feb. 11.-Further advices from the Mag
gle Hays state that the boat and cargo total loss
New York, Feb. i2-Fizen's chemical works ex-
ploded. Several were hurt. No cause.
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THE DIFFERENCE.-In Louisiana the Radical Legs.
ature seek to prolong their hold of power to an ndef
mite me by passing such atrocous acts as the cleo
ton bill, the militia bill, and others equally monsrous
and iniquitous. In Alabama, their partisans take a
more direct cut to reach the end which has, at
least, the merit of being free from hypocrisy for
there the Senate has passed law continuing the period
of service of the members until 1876 It is an old
saying that bold robber is always better than
sneakng thief Picayune.-
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KANsAs.-The anti-Brghamte Mormons have es-
tablished weekly paper Salt Lake City, called
the Mormon Tribune, which flashes gunpowder in the
face Of the Lion of the Lord" in the following style
"a movement has commenced in our midst
which hand turn back. As well might we
strive to stamp out advancing prairie fire with
feet to stay the progress of inspiration and free
thought sent forth. Before this of spiritual
power now passing people, prejudice will
melt away 1t will be found that one touch of Divine
influence felt in the hearts Of the people wipes out
thousand false charges and priesty anathemas"
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FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, Feb 9-Oviedo, of diamond marriage no.
toriety, is dead.
Official reports from Puerto Principe say that the in
surgents are extending their line of devastation.
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KEACHI FEMALE COLLEGE.


DeSoto Parish, La.
TINE next session of this Institution, Rev. PETER
i CRAWFORD, AM, President, will commence on
the Second Monday in September next.
The of ten months forty weeks is divided
into two terms of five months, twenty weeks each.
Each young lady required to furnish her towels bowl
and pitcher lookingglass and bedding, that is, bed
clothes including bolster and pillow If she prefers
that these things should be furnished she is charged
81 90 per term addition to regular rates of board
Each young lady is bound for the whole term of five
months and deduction is made in board tuition,
except of proracted sickness of more than two
weeks duration at time. In the event of death money
advanced is refunded IN due proportion.
sR5 If young lady enters the College in two weeks
after the beginning of the term she is charged with
the whole term.
Rates of Tuition, Board, &c.
Board including washing, lights &C., in advance at
the beginning of each term, in GOLD or its
equivalent, per month. nth.....................Sl Sl5 90
Tuition in the solid branches IS 90 to 5 90
Music, with the of instrument ..,.......... 90
lncldentals, per term ....-...-....+....... 2 %
sy@ All charges except for board payable in u. S.
currency. THOMAS M. GATLlN,
President Board of Trustees.
L. l.. T0MkIES, Sec'y.
August 4, 1869. [6m
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DIscoUNTING Built Glanced one gloomy day
in the month of December, that good humored
Irishman applied to merchant to discount bill Of
exchange for him at rather long, though not an un
usual date; and the merchant having casually re-
marked that the bill had great many days to run,
/" That's true" replied the Irshman; but then, my
honey you don't consider how short the days are at
this time of the year."
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EDWARD WILDER'S
STOMACH BITTERS

Is purely vegetable 1t acts on he sick and enfeebled
like charm, giving them renewed vgor and strength
The old and the young, aso ladies confined to the
house, ought TO it free, as there is nothing that
gives such appetite at bringing up the tone of
the stomach, thereby giving health and Vigor to the
system.
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Obituary notices. marriages, public meetings, cards
Of thanks ETC., to be paid for advertisements.
THE DAILY SouTH-WEsrERS will be published on
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and Tues
days, the Weekly making its appearance on Wednes-
day mornings, containing the latest news up to the
hour of going to press Terms of subscription to the
Daily, Fifteen Dollars per annum; Eight Dollars for
six months; One Dollar and Half per month Paya-
BILE in advance. Single copies, Ten Cents.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Advertisements inserted at the rate of 81 80 per
square of eight lines, for the first insertion, ana 70
cents for each additional insertion. Liberal oeo4c-
tons made to those who advertise by the quarter or by
the year.
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NJ TERRA NJ MEDICA

Contains no more acknowledged powerful and effect
i've medicines than those of the vegetable kingdom.
At the time is fact beyond dispute that such
medicines leave in the human system bad effects.
Therefore, it should be mans study to avoid all med
cines that in any form contain the least part of any of
the many mercuria and arsencal preparations.
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Omit not occasion-embrace opportunity-lose no
time. Boots Shoes, and Hats, J. B. Lewis No. 9
Texas street.