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THE RUSSIAN RIDDLE

HE accounts that Russia is arming are too
well confirmed to admit OF doubt, and one of
the most important problems of European
politics is whether she is making her gigantic
military preparations for the purpose of CIV
ing final blow to the sick man of Turkey,
or with the intention of overawing Prussia.
Those who favor the latter hypothesis allege
that the same policy which now prompts the
incorporation of Alsace and Lorraine with
Germany will lead eventually to an assault
upon the Baltic provinces of Russia, which
contain considerable number of inhabitants
of German descent; they also point to articles
in Russian journals which declare that if
Prussia thoroughly hnmbles France she will
necessarily become the rival instead of the
friend of Russia; and they allege that the
colossal power of Eastern Europe is now pre-
pairing to guard her own frontier in the future
by insisting that powerful rivalry shall be
gaaiutsiRed by France against Germany. On
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N.Y. THE PU BLIC BUILDINGS.-CARD.-
We des Ie to give public notice that there is no
organized effort being made by the friends OF Penn
Square 10 influence or direct in any way our citizens
on the question of the site for the proposed new
Public Buildings that there is money being raised
by assessment on property owners or otherwise to
be ed in preparing manipulating the tickets or
the vote OF our fellow citizens on the subject
We therefore call upon the citizens OF Philadel-
phia to see to it for themselves that the efforts
being made by selfish members OF the Bar and others
inithe interest OF the Washington Square property
owners does not deprive Philadelphia of the oppor-
tunty she now has of taking step forward and ee-
waiting herself in her national status by locating her
Public Buildings in the locality that viii most inure
to the convenience OF the whole public and assure
the architectural Improvement OF the centre OF
the city.
Our efforts made in the interests OF the Penn
Squares before the adjournment OF the last session
OF the legislature gave the citizens of Philadelphia
the opportunity to express their preferences to
the site for the new Public Buildings, and we thus
leave the matter with them cautionlng, however,
the friends OF Penn Square not to rely upon the oe
tanning of tickets favOring Penn Square at the polls
OF their resp, Give election precincts but prepare
them In advance themselves.
STEPHEN u POULTERER,
Secretary OF the late fuy.Ic A..ss4- "a. 49, ...ve-
rest Of the Penn Squares. II
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91S and $50 CHESTNUT Street.

nSsgn THE PUBLIC BUILDlNGS.-IT is CON-
ceded by all who at all conversant
with the necessities Of the case, that the City of
Philadelphia needs new Public Buildings. 1t is
equally patent to all that the construction OF suita
BILE accommodations equal to the wants of a great
city like ours will be attended by large expend-
ture of money, which money can only be raised by
the taxation OF the people; therefore, it behooves
every citizen OF Philadelphia to be interested to
the site that these new Public Buildings shall be
erected upon The tax-payer is not at all interested
as to who OF us shall be most convenenced in having
them here, or who Of us will be most benefited In
having them there. The interest Of each and every
taxpayer is where they shall be erected to best
benefit the city and the public at large their inte
rest is where they shall be erected to most largely
increase the character OF the city in architectural
improvement and establishment, and where the
expenditure of so large amount of the taxpayers
money shall most largely increase the city reve-
nue.. All this being admitted, we ASK Where can
this site be If not upon the Penn Squares? Here, in
the very heart OF the city. Here, where just such
public improvement as these buildings should be
is so greatly needed to give impetus and direction
to other architectural improvements that will at
once develop and give direction to the future char
acter of both Broad and West Market streets. Every
professional gentleman, every merchant and bus-
ness man, is deeply interested that there shall be
no mistake made in this matter Of site. Every me-
chanic is, If possible, interested in having the
new public buildings upon Penn Squares, in this
architects, stone masons, bricklayers, carpenters,
iron workers. plaserers, cellar diggers, or hod
rers-this location will keep them busy for the
next twenty years and more-not upon the public
buildings themselves hut upon the impr ovementS
the locating OF said buildings these Penn Squares
will induce, from Eighth street to the Schuylknl
river, and from Prime street to Columbia avenue,
and even greater area
There is no party politics in this question: it
touches equally every citizen, irrespective of his
party it is important to each and every citizen
than who shall be Sherf-than who shall go to Con-
gresham who shall enjoy the emoluments Of the
office of Register Of Wills-than who shall be Alder
man in this ward or who shall be Councilman from
that Therefore, fellow citizens, look to it that you
avail yourselves of the opportunity now offered Of
securing to the city OF Philadelphia this most proper
site for the expenditure of this large amount of
money and to be sure that you have the opportunity
to vote for Penn Square, prepare in advance your
tickets for this purpose, and do not depend upon
finding tickets for this locality at the polls.
1t s. B. P.
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REDUCED TAXATION.

On the first of October (to-morrow) the new
Internal Revenue law, reducing taxation on
a number of articles, and abolishing some
taxes altogether, goes into effect. It is esti-
mated that the reductions made by this law,
together with the changes of the tariff, will
reduce the burdens imposed upon the Ameri-
can people for the support of the National
Government to the amount of from seventy
to eighty millions of dollars, and thus Ameri-
can taxpayers will be relieved of as large an
imposition as the sum total of the national
revenues ten years ago. The Republican
Congress-, which had the nerve to impose
taxes with an unsparing hand when they were
deemed necessary to maintain the public
credit, has promptly responded to the popu-
lar demand for the abrogation of those which
can be most easily dispensed with, and if the
iniquitous income tax had been wholly abol-
sally hailed in this portion of the country
with unmingled satisfaction.
Among the changes which will be especially
welcome are the abolition of the taxes on
sales of merchandise or manufactures and the
abolition of the stamp on receipts. The vexa-
tious statements necessitated by the former
were source of great annoyance to business
men, and none of the stamps caused SO much
trouble as those which the law required to be
placed on receipts for sums over twenty dol
lars 1t is easy enough to put stamps on
checks or important legal documents, but as
payments of money on current accounts are
constantly being made at out-of-the-way
places where receipt stamps could not be con-
veniently obtained, strict fulflment of the
law was next to impossible, and it was, natu-
rally enough, so frequently evaded that it
was rapidly falling into contempt.
The income tax, as modified, excepts all
who receives incomes of less than $1,000, and
this change will enable very large proper
ton of those who have been mulcted by this
iniquitous imposition to escape scot free
hereafter.
The tax on railroad receipts is also abo-
lished, and a new impetus will thus be given
to the old question whether the fares on
some of the steam and city passenger rail-
ways should not be reduced,
These reductions, coupled with the reduc-
tions in the tariff upon necessaries of life like
tea and coffee, which are exclusively of foreign
growth, will afford material relief to hundreds
of thousands of householders and the moneys
rescued from Uncle Sans clutches will
| enable them to either make handsome pro-
vision for the proverbial rainy day or to in.
crease their list of comforts and Injuries.
| On MONDAY next the rate of fare oa the
New York city passenger railways will be re.
duced to five cents on account of the tax of
one-eighth of a cent on the fares imposed by
Congress expiring by limitation. This tax OF
one-eighth of a cent was made the ex,use for
adding q whole cent, and now that the
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sSsza THE WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF
SCIENCE,
Corner OF SEVENTEENTH Street and MONT
GOMERY Avenue.
The Autumn Course OF Lectures will commence
Monday, October 8. 1870 at ~ O'Clock, and be
nued every evening in the following order-
Monday, IN O'Clock, Chemistry, Prof Deale, NJ d.
Tue sday, TN O'Clock, Pal9ontoogy, Prof. Wagner.
Wednesday, ~ O'Clock, Anatomy and Physiology,
Prof. Townsend, NJ. d.
Thursday, ~ O'clock Astronomy, Prof. Risley,
MD.
Friday, Natural Philosophy, Prof. Mills, M. D.
Saturday, ~ O'Clock, Elocution, Prof shoemaker.
All are invited, male and female. Admission free.
street cars to Columbia avenue, and return by
route. 8 20 thfm3t
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RfSse HOW TO KILL OwLS.-CoMMENCE BY
slowly walking around the tree where the owl
IL perched. In his anxiety to watch your movements
he turns his head forgetting to turn his body at the
same time. The consequence is in a short time he
wrtngs his neck Off, We get this novel recipe from
J. Q. HANCOCK, Esq, the weknown dealer in
Lebigh and Schuylk Coal. at the northwest corner
OF NINTH and MASTER Streets. This Coal depot
Is one OF the largest and best arranged OF any in
city, and the liberal patronage bestowed upon 1t is
an unfailing evidence Of the high appreciation in
which II is held. Call on Hancock once, and you
become regular customer. 30 9mdp
My LAW DEPARTMENT, UNIVERSITY OF
- PENNSYLVANIA.-A term will begin on
MONDAY, Octeber 3. Introductory Lecture by
Hon. j. l. CLARK HARE, at O'Clock p. M. 99 st
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1870.

sg The earliest regular edition of THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH goes to press at u
o'clock, and the subsequent regular editions
at %, 81, and a.. Whenever there is i'm
portsnt news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, end before the regular time for the
early edition.
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On MONDAY next the rate of fare oa the
New York city passenger railways will be re-
duced to five cents on account of the tax of
one-eighth of a cent on the fares imposed by
Congress expiring by limitation. This tax of
one-eighth of cent was made the ex ,use for
adding whole cent, and now that the
tax is removed the companies are only
doing the least that can be expected of
than by going back to the old rates. 1t is
true many OF the officers of the roads con-
tend that they will lose money by the opera
tion, but they are determined to try the OK
pertinent, and there is scarcely doubt that
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FOR sALE.
A FINE SUGAR LANTATIoN
FOR SALE

Situated in the State OF Louisiana, parish OF
Plaquemines at about thlrty-dve miles below the
city OF New orleans, on the left bank OF the river
Mississippi Having front of about thirty-six acres
said river, by depth OF about thirty seven acres
making superncies of thirteen hundred and twenty
three acres, about four hundred acres OF which are
under culture, the greater portion planted with
sugar-cane. sufficient quantity OF seed.c cane will
be reserved to plant about one hundred acres next
season. With all necessary buildings, including
fine dwelling g-house sugar-house, with steam sugar.
mill, and the Rillleux apparatus all complete and
in actual use, laborers quarters stables etc. This
plantation is susceptible of making three to four
hundred hogsheads of sugar next year. and the crop
can easily be raised to six hundred hogsheads, and
even more.
Titles ndisputable.
This fine property will be sold low, to close con-
cein.
For further particulars apply to
e. L. MOSS,
No. 2O6 WALNUT Street.
95mwf I'm Philadelnhia
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A BRAcADABRAi
SCIENCE HATH HER VICTORIES AS WELL AS WAR
REVOLUTION IN MEDICINEi
THE GREAT SUCCESS OF THE AGE

MADE BY TUE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES
THE PROOFS GIVEN.
As in the Thaumatnrgical day again
The weak and nervous made stEong--
The blind see, the deaf hear,
The lame walk, the halt are restored.
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DIRECTORY FoR :oveRrlsERs.

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AsrRoIoSY0@nnnn;,;nn sa.o SSSY!0nn;; .or ro,r,h oo,om,
AND GsS aoDcEas isS1s
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5ss:sss
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cLEsSs AND sALEsMEs-rnlRp PAas-seoond COL
AND
SpSN1sTs GS9ENTRY RoARDvs.oSsp Pxsr-second column.
bwEGES HSgsEs To nET sgRsisMGb sHsqT AND us
EuRopExN FSSs@Siisn sH'"a and sixth
kgPSPIs5 kkqgPPSPE55sEoesp d PACE Sixth column.
EElNxEcIxL.snoosD PXss--siaS eSiS%n eoia%a
FRENCH ADyERrIsEMENTs-TnIRD PAor-Third col
COL
HoRsEs, CARRIAGES. &o.-FInsr PAaE-Fourth and
H9TsEs sSu%c
nSSTS Column
Legal, LiEEGAI, % NOTICES tn m PAGE SIKH SIKH column
LOST AND FOUND--SEvESTH PAGE-Thrd column.
MAsshH column
MEDICAL-fHIRD PAGr-Fourth column
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING--sEvEsT PAGE
MISCELLANEOUS MISREPRESENTATION PAGE
Sixth column.
PERSONALS-FIRsT PAGE-First column
PlANOFORTES- SEVENTH PAGE--Fifth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-SEcoND PAGE Fourth column.
PROPOSALS. SECOND PA6E-Fifth and Sixth columns.
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT SEVENTH PAaR--Frst and second columns.
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHAN0E-SEyENTH PAGE
REAL ESTATE wXNrED-sRvKNr PAeE-second COL
RELIGIOUS NoTIcEs-srooNp PACE Fourth column
kEWARDS-SEvKNTH PAaE-Thlrd column
Fourth and NTH columns. 1'O
SALES AT AUCTION-THIRD PAGE-Fifth and sixth col
unns.
SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs-rn PAeE-First
go and second columns.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALEs-T THIRD PAaE-Second
SPECIAL N0rICEs-FIRsr PAeE-Eirs,, second and thrG
columns
sPoRTIN6~DoGs. BIRDS, &c.-FIRsr PAeE-Thrd COL
sTALLIONS-FIRsT PAeE-Fourth column.
SUMNER RESORTS-SECoND PAaE Second and third col
THE TRADEs-TnIRD PAoE-Third column.
THE TURF-FIRsT PAGF-Thrd and fourth columns.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-SECoND PAGE
IRAyELLERs' GiiuIDE-rulnp PAer-sixth column.
VINES LIQu ORS, &O.-SEvENTH PAGE-Second column.
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FIRsr PAeE-sixth column.
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DAYTON, Va. April ], 1870.
Sss sss;
covering from severe uterine hsmqrrh.ss and unable
e cola s:s 70 S Of so:
today doing her washing Without her accustomed
ssss''' ss 'n' isisSfI
obtained .sh. bottle: VSPn 81 yoar a' hSs:a
oord,ns 70 INSTRUCTIONS and feel marked fF improve S
wses seWs but apd
irps SsDns M. Il Ihnnas Ian, 10 wonderful
There nothing equal have been affected with slcf
Sss s s:e +: s: sEn
DooToR-My mother ia taking your Cancer Plant for
cw1 spss hs hsvs best dops hss
work. Mrs SARAH 4. wilton.
DR. soorr AND Assoo1Arrs-The UNIVERSITY MEDI.
Ths Blood and Bone ontmsn. IL rngworm
WAS sa OF Of asthma Of 10 years. standing
JAS. D. PURCELL. A. D. M.
sco1TI have used your Extract q Cancer Plant for
''' '''''' ''N '''-''''' '' -'' - A A. n NELSON
165 NORTH MAIN STREET, Providence, r. l.
PROFEssoRs-Some of my friends and mvsef have tried
the UNIVERSITY MEDICINES and found them satisfac.
tory beyond our expectations c. B. MOODY.
DUCK HILL Miss, April T. 1870.
Professor j. w. SOoTT-I view UNIVERSITY NJ EDI-
CINES great and grand noble undertak-
ing-one that mankind will bless
J. s. JONES, Pm
From the well known eminent DR.. Buckler Jones.
BALTIMoRF, Md Oct II, 1862
have lady under my with the left breast
recommended her to remedies and with the
marked benefit and decided Improvement in every respect
J. BUCKLER JONES, N. d.
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JNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL MERCHANTS' STEAMSHIP LINE.
From pier No. II North river. at o'clock =. NJ.
UNITED STATES,
On Saturday, June il.
Freight received daily. Through given for St. Lou
Vicksburg, Mobile, Galveston and Indianoa.
For freight or passa ge having superior Accommodate
apply to FREDERIC BAKER, ~ Broadwa
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HOR sEs, CARRIAGES, &C,

A AT PRIVATE SALE-AT BARKER 4 HAMLIN's
a. corner Broadway and Thirty-nin street. one Coupe
Rockaway made by Flynn; elegant half seat Road
Wagon, made by smith nearly one by Miner Stevens
IN good orders one by Flynn, three quarter seal
Road Wagon made by Henson Brothers, new, and war
rsnted for year one ne Express Wagon made by Bell
and Business Wagons Top Wagons Roekawsy Barouches
Harness, Bankes Sheets, Whips Haers and everything
the horse line, az prices 10 suit the times.
Also elegant Coupe Horse, Is hands high years old
unequalled for STYLE beuty and action warranted sound
kind and true.
Regular Sale this day postponed to Wednesday next
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"A. SIMMONS cos LOTTERIES
(succsssors TO G. II. Murray
Mle8OUR1-ExTRA GLASS NO. 997-JUNE 10, 1870
50, 81, %, 80. 81. %. 30 ss, 81. 7, ss, ~.
e; 70 "a g, 81. e. ~, e, q: 81 S S9s;o
20 xssrvdx! !.oslss u s. no ns s.!",Ss. T. j 70. ssao
s8, 10, lS u.s. 20, 8, g. q, N, @. 06, S.
Information furnished in the above and also Roya
2os Breadwsy, 1853 Fulton stree. and and No Psrs row.
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LNOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Steamships Of this line leave pier Norh river, foot OF
Beach street, -,
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every Tuesday.
Thuraday and Saturday M connecting with the vtr-
cins and Tennessee the Seaboard Inland AIR line,
Petersburg and Weldon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads and Richmond and Danvle railroads Through
through bills Of sdng at reduced rates 70
ali points South and Southwest
Apply at ONCE on pier ~, or 70, c,p. ov p.,,..
1s7 Greenwich street. corner OF Oey
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United STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP
~ Company
The elegant sidewhce steamship NORTH AMERICA, a0ot
tons burden, Captain George b. Slocum will sail for 81
Thomas, Para, Pernambuco Bahia and Rio de Janero on
Thursday, June %, at O'Clock r. NJ from pier 43 North
river.
For freight or passaaggs sppEtS o.pv,sov .,.,,
No. Bowling Green, New fork.
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E,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
IL Old Line. Low freight.
The well known first class sidewheel steamship
DE SOTO,
Thomas II. Morton, Commander,
Will leave pier No 80 North Saturday June III Al
and Galveston.
For freight or passage having superior
apply to LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.,
% Liberty street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
hnd the University Medicines work ike charm IN my
practice. NJ a. HOLMES. NJ D.
w. VAUDEVILLE, Me-

:gsiop some eight wsel. bos casrr spe
them have ss si ssy s.nsa Il
Ss az 81 ns a..
sca The Kssps ssr.s sso given
f0MITlnE ITSsSysrsy IsS Medicines for friend; p. ".
DR. suffered win
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The mor has vanished and through he pro.
81 an ss s %
afflicted, shall be pleased to answer all questions
NEW yoRx, Oct ~ 1863. .
Three bottles your Hydated oxyme cured me of con.
sumPson although our Bridgeport physicians said that
GEORGE D. REYNOLDS,
Metallic Cartridge Company, Bridgeport, Conn.
Others doubted their efficacy, but saiished v,
EAST KENT Conn., May 10. 1870.
PRorEssoH soorT-Through the recommendation of O.
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4. q sss %sdslss =iSsss ssnsas:
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Lths cured Ny oldest had hs skin
s; q your Cancer Plant Eisras
PorTsTows, Pa, Jan. Q, 1870.
DooroRs-The University Medicines are making great
stir out here. Our doctor he likes the principle
D. H. sTiER, r. n.
DERrY, Conn, jan u, 1870
DR. scorTI to the conclusion that you were trying
70 cure people which more than mos. doctor. dc howa
which none cure, found Soipsa Ssr is%s..
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AGENCIES FOR THE SALE OF THE UNIVERSITY
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THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES

not patent medicines but the favoe prescriptions OF the
New York Medical University Incorporated institution Of
the State and prepared In with the Of
number of distinguished living American practitioners
who believe that the time has come when educated phys
clans should arise and make decisive effort TO overthrow
the destroying system Of quakey prevailing every
town and CITY, aud ubstute scientific, responsible rome
chemistry I'm place Of the wohlsss Or dangerous patent
medicines flooding the country. MO-
These segsnt specifics prepared newly discovered
chemical process by which they acquire reliability, EN-
There never has been sacces IKE this system Of msdches
THE UNIV ERSITY MEDICINES are to-day sweeping the
country from Maine Mexico becoming The leading Health
Restoatves and rapidly shpersedng the Old poisons
They regularly prescribed by nearly l50O
physicians.
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THE TURF.
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FLEETWOOD PARK.

LNLEETWOOD Park,
I Morrisania, Westchester county.
Speciai premium $4,000 Fleetwood Association will give
aparss for horses that have never beaten two
miles and repeat In harness; be rotted the above
course June 2s 300 the horse $lO0 the
and 1900 TO the third three TO enter two 70 start
10 per cent accompany the nomination.
To At Joe Crocheron New Baysde House. Of
sse nds &c Ssveah % ~ ga a enrv
Datsr, boz l6 Post ocs New York Cars New York ana
Harlem Railroad leave Twenty Fourth
nue. at $50 p. y. Race promptly a.SSP. M,
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TEROME PARK RACES.
q Tickets for the Spring Meeting 10 be had at
BREWSTER 4 co.'s,
~ Fifth avenue, corner Fourteenth street.
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THE FAvoRITE PRESCRIPTIONS
OF THE NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
NO. l..

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and skin diseases discovered IN Maeria Medca,
immediate and curative for all scrofuous,
and eruptve maladios The Cancer Plant 10 sold
upon the following wasranee, viz Blood Purifier
bottle OF this Extract to possess real vi
tue than one dozen bottles OF any sarsapaa Alternative
extant In less than the sales have reached the
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.-- No. Nv.
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