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EDUCATIONAL.

MODERN LANGUAGES.
d. Z: GRoUx, formerly Professor Of Georgetown
and Columbian Colleges, continues to give private
made S :1d
dish ETC. ETC. For terms apply q his office 9r BY
tNo. 49s old number.l jai-i2ts
n IPPINCOTT FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il GHARIEs STREET ,AxENgE,
Select Boarding and Day School. ESery facility
for The requirement. Of thorough and finished
Especial attention given to Music and Ornamen-
Cash for boarding pupils in English department
:, For circulars containing full information addres
ID deI1.eO&&iy .LIppINcorr,A I'M.
Episcopal SCHOOLS, CONNECTED with the
II 0hurfh So9sl Sf shs st%o6p. sttq%soSF6ppstiOn'
N street north, between 10Th and Ilth,
sSGaSL S8aS A TSR SRASEsi XStSd fEiRfjFRss TRSFfs.
iSS H.. iisa MAC strfss TE5S as.i flnefps sifIss
n FL Ss from the
nl5eom
4 Spruce street, Philadelphis, Pa. ''-''
English and French, for young Ladies and Misses
~ ,Ss
y seS sHbAEk EGEeD il sfs rn
BANKERS.
b. BRYAN, Pres. j. A. RUFF, Treas
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK
Corner of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
Open daily from $50 a. m. to p. m and on SAT
URDAl EVENING, from $50 to T:SO p. m. ja3-ly
TAY COOKE & CO.,
BANK z r. s,
Buy and sell at current market rates
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GOLD AND SILVER.
cufed.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS furnished.
Js3tf
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SUGARS:
CRUSHED, GRADUATED, AND POWDERrD
SUGARS, 16 CENTS PER POUND
BEST "An COFFEE. do. rs CENTS
GOOD BROWN IL, Is, AND BEST IL,
FLOUR:
WEIGHS ,dn BEST srAHb. FAMILY. s2;S1 PER SACK.
eUPEklOk s1UTMEkN FAMILY FLOUR
CHOICE sOUTHERN sUPER, e5.7s PER
BARREL.
POUND, equal to that sold at so elsewhere
STRICTLY PURE ARTICLE OF GENUINE
OLD MENP JAVA to which We invite
ATMORE'S CELEBRATED MINCEMEAr, 20
CENTS PER POUND.
SHERRY, Madeira and PORT WINES, 50 per
Rabbits NEW YokK CITY SOAP, 1a CENTS
PER BAR.
PROF. H0RSEFORDS RREAD PREPARA-
TlON, % PER PACKAGE.
RuMF9RDs YEAST POWDER, a PER BOX.
bAhhhs ChoCotATIE, pAIIEn ~ CENTS PER
SATIN GLOSS srARcH e poundss in box, rs
A full supply Of R1IsiGs, CGRRANTs, CIT.
RoN, FIGS, and NUTS Of all kinds at the lowest
prices.
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ORPPHIsA4Nksi GFoSEr w 6; 6sefpSsT f% 4. lsss.
ppoTSrI, p%V 40 wit1In the Gaze q T0ULAiiN 4.
G. sed the administrator &. T. A aforesaid has with
SuapTp pf The orphans Court 9iW Arlington
lhe 18th A. u; lS0, for the fnal settlement and
distribution OF the per sonal estate OF said eceas1
% sHd OF ne assets ~ hand as far as the have
where all creditor: and heir. Of said deceased are
,,orehsd or they may otherw6e By Law be excIudcd
from al benefit insaid deceaseds estA PyorifsT
copy VI this order bspul l,sh6d once eek for
xeeks In shs Evenhg Star previous 10 the said
deE-iaws~ WEBSTER Register of w~.
limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ . WAsHIx6ToS, ID, c., d ,cember "a IAN
oen, Mass, praying tor ..Ie extension Of . patsnt
granted to him ON the 18th day OF March, La for
Cars: " Aoeo
It y ordered that the testimony In the case be
slosed on the I'D day Of February next: that the
Ine Tor ming arguments and the Examiner's r re-
poft De limited to the 9Th day OF March nexf ana
ns, SAD petition be heard on the 9Th day Of March
Any person may oppose this exts9sion.
" conm1nsoner Of PAents.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.

FAMILY SUPPLIES, ETC.
NROCERIEsi GROCERIESi
GREAT SUCCESS OF THE NEW FIRM.
NEW GOODS AND NEW Prices.
Ans Eh5sB 81
MESSRS. KEBR 4 ROBINSON,
CORNER NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND STREET,
are selling all kinds Of GROCERIES and PROvI-
SI0NS at the lowest possible price for cash Their
the recent decline in prices enable them 70 sell At
Q very low price.
NO LIQUOR SOLD.
KERR Il ROBINSON,
jas corner street and New Jersey avenue.
r. 8. JONES. REUEL KEITH.
ARLINGTON VINEGAR WORKS,
No. 55a TWELFTH STREET WEST,
CORNER OF B STREET NORTH,
WA HING TON, D. c.,
Where Merchants, Hotel and Restaurant Propre-
tors, Public Institutions, Shippers, and the public
S biEEfy nS6 RS fTKE 'Sf Al sEsT or
picking and table use, at
N0RTHERN WHOLESALE PRICES.
~ QUALITY GUARANTEED, OR NO SALE.
jal-7t JONES KEITH.
u PULvERIZEp, CUT AND CRUSHED
SUGARS,
For sale as low as any house in the city.
All goods delivered promptly free Of charge.
N. w. BURCHEEL,
corner Of 18th and streets,
keH under Ebbitt House.
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AUCTION SALES.


TOMORROW.
RY THOs. 3. WAG0AMAN,
II Real Estate Broker and Auc<ioneer,
No. 466 TN street, opposite Post once.
FURNITURE, &C., AT AUCTION.
- On THURSDAY MORNING, January
TV 18th, commencing st 10 O'Clock, shall sell
UuSt sthe household etiects Of Q lady declining
housekeeping, No. U05 H street, between 10Th and
l1th consisting In part Of
Piano, Green Rep Paricr Suit
Three-ply and Ingram Carpets
Oak and Mahogany Bedroom Sets
Dining Table and Sideboard
Glass and Cutlery, and Kitchen Furniture.
de29-T THOMAS u. WA0GAMAN, Auct.
RYW. L WALL q CO., Auctioueers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos 80 and S15 southeast Pa ave. and sth st
TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
SSIIX1TH STREET EAST, BETWEEN Z AND
- By virtue Of q deed OF trust of John Flynn
E. and wife to me, recorded In Liber r and X,
mo. 5, folio $50, Of the land records Of wash
tngton county, d. G., will eler at public sale on
18th January, $50, at 4 O'Clock p. m, Lot Is, in
square M, with the improvements, well-built
brick house, &c.
Terms: 600 cash at the sale balance in notes at
six and twelve months, with interest, secured by
deed Of trust. &. CHRISTIANI, Trustee.
jas w. L. VAIL CO., Aucts.
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A PPLlCATlON FOR DUPLICATE LAND
"A WARRANTS.
DEFARrNENr OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE, July Is, 1885
10 Hhou o. May CoHcsyH:- Applications hayius
been made under the act Of June 3 ISSO for the re-
Is5Ge OF the following described Land Warrants
i hsh are alleged 70 have been lost destroyed
NOtce y hereby given that at the date fooving the
description Of each warrant new certiicate nr rar
rant Of Ike tenor will be reissued no valid obec
tiOn should then APPEAR. "'s0s
II. VAN AERNAM, Commissioner
Ne. 5l45 for l6g acres, issued under the act Of
February II, Isl, in the name Of James C. HamiI-
lSO. "
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec u, laD
ON the petition Of JOHN X. HARRINGTON of
brooklyn. n T.. praying for the extension of pat
e1t granted 10 him ON the lst day OF April ISS and
rrtsued IN two divisions numbered respectively ais
and 24i6, on the ilth day Of December, 1866 for an
LnprOy ement in Machine for making Carpet Lining:
IL ordered that the testimony in the case be cosed
on the lst day 81 March next, that the time for
Ming arguments and the Examiners report be lin
NED to the lIth day of March next and that said ps
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER.
Crlo-inkJE COmm,sAaOneP a pafenfa
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VERMILIONVlLLE, La. SATURDAY. JULY 80,

SECTION /. Be L resoIcod by the Senate and Hoxse
Of Representatives Of tie State Of Louisiana, in General
A~esLly convened, two-thirds Of the mem.
bers elected to each House agreeing there.
to, That at the general election for members
Of the General Assembly. which will take place
In November, eighteen hundred and seventy, an
amendment to the Constitution Of the State shall
b. submitted 70 the qualified electors Of the
State for their ratification or rejection, in the
words following:
Article fifty Of the constitution, which reads
as follows: The Governor shall be ineligible
for the succeeding four years after the expiration,
Of The timr for which be- shall have bcen ELECTED.
ehaII te sl'orgated and stricken out Of the cOn-
stituti0n Of the State"
Sec. T. Be i t,vther rss1pal Ac. That 1t the
said general election The said proposed amend
meat 70 the constitution Of the State shall be
sul'mi't.d u the qualified voters Of the State
foe their ratification Or rejection, In the manner
following, to wit: Each voter shall have prin-
ted or written on . ticket the words "Abrogate
and stricken out article 6fty Of the conetitu-
tien," or the words Retain article lifty OF the
constitution" Upon the cioeipg Of The polls the
tickets shall be counted, tbe returns made and
the result declared 10 the maoner add form Of re-
turning the elections for State O0cers prescribed
by the general laws relative to elections.
Sec. 5. Be fUtAr rsspIusd &C.. That tbs joint
resolution ehall take effect from and after it,
passage.
(Sigued) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker Of the Bouse Of Representatives
(6igned) OSCAR J. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President OF the Senate
Approved March le, 1870.
(Signed) H. C. WARMOTH.
Governor Of The State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
GEO. E. B0vEE, ....-.
Secretary Of State.
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They carry on sditos;al stisuishs il
C"soect;c"t With = good dlal e bsaos.
For instance. The editor Of - asstfosd
. pl.vfaliy alluded to . bsotkes editor
>. bald he>ded. vhsrsspos tie lseasr ~
toned ,ha, hs was sov,y that IL iosmes
"ha.'"t br.ins enough 10 ksook shs hair
o6 A;s head" Th;, blow bstvsss -
eye. s~ttled 'hs Hartford sdites f. . io-
staut, hu, hs "rsenrled" aud be- stysagth
enough 70 reply: s.~t .u
I'VE h.d no business 70 b feeling With
Rnhdnck. We know-of eossss sveey
body kp.w.-that il was besias tbet
knocked th. hair or Rnddoaks hsad.
It ;s g's.t c,ed;t to Ruddook thet - =
hsld Aud 70 l"rg - b. en- fold bic es.s
over the top IT bis hsad-rsslly, whats
,b- nee Of his having hair any wayt
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William l., King of Prussia, is
the son of Frederick William
III. aud Princess Louisa of Meel-
kinburg-Strelitz, and was born
March 22,l797 He received q
thorough military education and
took an active part in the CAM
paign Of 1913 and 1916 against
France. he was made COVER
nor Of Pomeranis in 1910, and
held the position until 1843,
when the progress Of revolution
forced him to seek refuge in Eng
land. In May Of the same year
he was elected a member of the
constituent assembly, and re-
turned to Berlin. In 184o he
commanded the Prussian army
sent against the revolutionists Of
Baden; and in 1858, when the
reigning king became insane, hs
was appointed regent. He sig
'nalized his advent to this posi-
'ion by dismissing the Kreus or
aristocratic party, and adopting
a liberal policy.
The death Of Frederick Will
liam Nv without an heir, Janua-
ry 2, 1861, brought him to the
throne. and he was crowned at
Konigsberg, October l8. Of the
same year. It is said that he
insisted upon placing the regal
circlet on his own head, thereby
asserting his faith in ''the divine
right Of kings" and his course
since that time has somewhat dis.
appointed the liberal party Of
Germany. Count Bismarck,
Schoenhausen, was made Prime
Minister in 1862, and this able
man and his royal master have
worked harmoniously together
for the .aggrandisement and glo-
ry of Prussia. The Austrian war
Of 1865 contributed greatly to
this end, and has indeed almost
made Prussia the dominant na-
tionality Of Europe. King VIII
liam was married TO Princess
Augusta, daughter Of the Grand
Duke Of SAKE Wiemar, in 1879,
and has two children-Federick
William, born in 1881, the hus-
band of the Princess Royal Of
England, and Louise Mary, born
in 1888, and married to the
Grand Duke Of Baden. 81.
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No. 2l1 JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution
of the State

Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution
of the State.
SECTION l. Be L resolced by Ue SeNae and House
Of Representatives Of the &ase Of Louiaassa, in General
Asa1nJIy convened two-thirds Of the members elec-
Ted Of each House agreeing thereto, That at The
general election next ensuing the passage of this
resolution. he following anendment to the con-
stitutioo Of the State sball be submitted 70 the
people Of this State. and II majority Of The vo-
tefs at said election shall approve aud rafy such
amendment, tie same shall become . part 0f The
constitutions to wit:
ARricLE.-No person who, at any time, may
have been . collector Of taxes, whether State,
parish Of municipal, or who may have been 9TH
erwise intrusted with public money. shall be eli
gible 70 the General Assembly, o. to any ONCE
Of profit or trust under the State Government,
until be shall have obtained discharge for the
amount Of such collections aud for all public
moneys with which be may have been intrusted.
(Signcd) MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
(Signed) OSCAR J. DUNN.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the Senate.
Approved February Is, 1870.
(Signed) H. C. WARMOTH,
Coverner Of The State Of Louisiana.
A true copy: 4~.s
Geo. E. D0vEE,
Secretary Of State.
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Az t" the political aspect OF the
income tax ~ re.enacted, the
Chicago Tribune, good authority.
says:
1t will cost the Republican
party more votes than all the
other acts 0fomissiun or cO'nmis-
sion Of the present Congress put
together, for the simple reaso"
that ,h..se who pay the tax be-
lieve its re-enaciment was un-
necessary aud unjust, while those
who do not pay it care nothing
about it. Not one vote will be
gained or sav3'l by th,. re-e ,act-
ment If the tax. while more 'l':an
a hundred th",,s:,nd will be Ell
ihcr lost or put in seriou- jeo-
pardy. Those me. .nbers If Con-
eress who fancied they were cur
|ryi"g favor wi,h the non-taxpay-
.rs by continuing the, tax. will
fad that not one solitary vote
has been secured T., them by the
act. But they will ,iind that ma.
(ny have beer lcs, among 'hOle
who know tina, the re-e'.act,nent
is unnecessary as regards reve.
nue. xnd sthat it i = violation Of
an oft-repeated promise. 80.
* All Of which is. is iras;; but the
radicals have sinnsd after full
warning. r.-.Ve Z f1-'i4s2 -
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TIE ErFpcr OF ONE INCoNsrD.

The EFFECT OF ONE INcoNsrD-
crate ACrIoN.-''Down in Viii.
mington, some time ago, an old
man who was very feeble, was
helped across 4 crowded street by
a youth of twenty. Amo"th at
terwsrd the old man died, and ~
an expressio" Of gratitude he lett
the youth forty thousand dollars.
And now IN old mans life ie safe
in Wilmington. All the young
fellows have had their ambition
excited, aud as soon a. any yvene-
rable man appears or the side
walk dozen chaps rush at him,
grab him by the trowsers and col.
lar aid the back hair, aud try tO
carry him across the street whe-
ther he wants 10 60 o: rot.
When he gets there a lots more
fastens on him aud set him back
again. and present their card.
SO the old men are having love
|ly times nov. when they 81 out
for 4 walk. Thus far very little
cash has been involved; but all
the young men study the obitua.
Iry advertisements carefully, and
When they Gee the words. at the
age of seventy-six or sixty-six o.
anywhere in that neighborhood
they hurry down to, the Office Of
1.-THE Register Of Wills and pore
over the last testamento of the de-
lceased. All this goes to show
lhow much diatress one inconside
lrate aotion will csuee." "
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10. l2l JOINT RESOLUTION.

NO. III JOlNT kESOkUTlON. ..t .-4f-
Proposing an Amendment to the Constitution Of
the State Of Louisiana.
Be sesussed BY dIe Senate and Adse ef R4vassta-
tees Of Ne STATE e Louisiana, n Gesera; Assembty
conueped, two-thirds Of the wemiers elected 10
each House agreeing thereto. That the following
amendment to the constitution Of the State of
Louieiaoa shalt be eubmittd TO the people of The
State At The next geoeral election for represents.
dvce Of the General Assembly. and II approved
and ratified BY majority u TIE voters 1t aad
election. the same shall become part Of Tie
constitution.
AgTIuE -. That prior to the 6rst day Of jan
uary, one thousand eight hundred and ninety. the
State shalt not be 20 Increased 10 to exceed twen
ty-6ve millions Of dol)ara
(Sigued MORTIMER CARR,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
(Sjgue1( OSCAR ]. DUNN,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate
Approved March lS, 1870
II. c. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy: -n
GE0. E. BovEs,
II" i5 Secretary ofState.
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TAKING THE CENSUS.

The New York Tribune re.
ports the following case of a p er-
suit of knowledge under Difficult.
ties as occurring in that city:
One of the narshals in the Ele.
venth Ward met with an obsta-
Gle q day or two ago for which
he has made no provision. and
which. for the time being, threat
ened the prosecution Of the CEN
sus with innumerable and over
wheImi"g woes. He applied at
a house in certain district. COM
menced 70 PROFOUND his conun-
drums to an admiring crowd, and
was particularly well satified with
the readiness with which they
were accurately guessed, until he
noticed the towering Amazonian
form of Milesian lady, who
seemed to be watching him with
a better defined interest than his
duties had ever before introduced
him to. This somewhat discon-
certed him; still he proceeded
with his investigations, and was
in the full tide of success, when
the woman, who had evidently
evolved from the depths of her
moral consciousness a grand idea
which haS long struggled for
birth, interrupted him with a
request that he should once a.
gai", and for her particular infor-
nation, state his business and re-
peat his questions. With the
suavity which necessarily alta
ches to all of Marshal >harp's ap-
pointees. the enumerator repeat
ed his questions, aud fully ex-
planned the functions ofh's Office
and it's emoluments, whereupon
the Milesian lady exclaimed.
Look here, young mani" and
the young ma" looked. Look
here, ! sly, in 1860, a man (God
rest his sowl) axed himself same
questions of me, he did; thiln-
self same questions, and l ans
wered tI'im (God save me for it).
end answered thin with truth ii
my mouth, ] did as am liv;O,'
anl what was the result? A war,
a war. an here ye are again,
thry;n' to get up another, are ye?
Out wild yc. When it comes to
the like of yes reunin' about the
land wakin' up ructions. its time
ye was hung, and If ye ant out
of this place within the time q
wink me eye, tie hangin' will
come Of in the back yard"
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The WORKOUT Font Of Type.
I'm sitting bv my desk. G-o'gs;
Before me on tie door

I'm sitting bv my desk. G-o'gs;
Before me on tie 6oor
There lies wore ou, font Of type,
Full twenty Thousand .cor-.
And ma"v months have passed. George
Sine. ,b-y were b. Qh, and new,
And many are the ,s'-s they've told
The false. the strange, the tine.
What ts:es Of horror they have t"id,
OF tempest aud Of wreck;
OF murder 10 The midnight hour,
OF war full many ".prck!'
OF ships that lost away at sea
W-nt down b+fore The blast,
OF stihed c'iss of sgony
As Iifs's last moments passed.
OF earthquakes and Of suicides,
OF failing csops Of cotton.
OF ba"k d-(sulters, broken banks,
And banking sysisms rotten.
Oft'oii~rs bu'sting, steamboats, snsgged,
OF riots, durIs fought
OF s"bbers with their prey escaped,
or thieves, their honty caught.
or flood, and 6rs. and accident.
i Thos. w"sn.out types have told.
And how ,br p-.,;Ience has swept
The you,hfu' and the Old:
OF ma. sisg-., Of bi.'hs and des,hs,
OF things to please or ves rs,
Ofo"e man jumping overheard.
Another gone 10 Texas.
Thev've told Us how sweet Summer days
Have fsd-d from our view.
How Auiumn'- chilling wi"d~ have ~ p'
The ieaf.crowoed forest through;
How Winters snow hath come and
Dark reign Of storm and strife A
And how lh. smi'i"g Sp'mg hath
The p~l. flowers back TO life.
Ican't pretend 10 mention half
Ny iuky f;~cd~ bav. ,o'd.
Since shining bright aud h-s"'if"l
They issued from ,hc m""ld -
How o"," some thev joy have bro"gh ht,
To others grief and tears:
Yet faithfully the record kept
OF fast receding ys*rs. F.
.Adsers;ser's Gasetse.
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Health's Best Defence.

"The weak ea,eih be- b." says s.. Paul,
20 that eighteen huodred years ago the
value Of medicinal plants was apprecis, ed
In the Old Testament bois"icsl remedies
are repeatedly recommended, but in 90
passaee Of sacred history is m.a recon
meoded 10 swallow csiume'. OF blue pill.
OF any other prsps..,ioo. The SICK were
di,ected 10 eat berbs 10 strengthen them.
to purify them, 10 heaI them. 10 reato.s
them. In that day ,bs at Of making
vegetable extrscts waa uakoown. The
herbal med;c;ses were sp~ve iafusions.
Il w.s reserved fos lsser age 10 u"il~
the sanitary essssoss Of tonic. apss;sat end
aot;biI;oos roots, bark. aoj plants. w;'h
aud sctive s,imsisot, ard thus secure ih~;s
rapid didasioo ,bsop2h sb~ d-b;ii,.,ed "r
d;.osd~ssd sys,-m. The c'ow"i"g 'riamPh
of this r6ectiv~ mode of co"c-nl' a'i"g .ad
supplying the vi.,6es Of medicinal v~9-ia
bi~s Vas scbieved io lh- production oi
Hosseaass's ,Siomsch B"'ess. Never b.
loss had p.sf.c,lv psrs stcoho'ic slime
lsst b-es comb;oeI With The expressed
juice. Of shs 6o-.t .prc;ac. Il The v-g~'~-
bie k'rgyIcm. Never yet. sh""gh e'gb'e+"
yeass have elapsed since iss introduction.
b.s .h;s gveat restorative b~-a ~Qss''rd.
Il is ,ak-S st ait .essoes, 10 AL c'imes. "a
,bs moat potent safeguard sg-;o>t ~p;de.p.
ics. - I protection sg.i"ss oil u"h+a'ihy
ssbssatioss that prodscs d~bs';'v or b~&~'
diseass; ~ . remedy fos intermittent a"',
oahes mslatiops kver. - 40 sppetisrs ;
- ! soves-igo ca,s .fos dysp~p@i". =. :
eeoessl inn;c nod ievigoss"t: q gr"''~.
psinirss ap~. .ieet; ~ h1''od d.p"'~"'; ~
Z sssv'ss; - cns~ f.ss billion. II csi'".
10 harmless .a"o.iys-; and ss ,h- Bss'
psvsxce oH asAIra s""der o"f.v",abl.
ci,cum-, -oc<<, such - red+",afy p"r.r''.
|podss bodily o. ase"t.l ~sestioo, h-'d
ship, psisseioa end rsporsse.i 10 e4ai1s
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-30

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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1870-07-30
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