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A l. + X A Y ID RI A

FATAL ACCIDEHT.-Capt. OvertOn TAYLOR, q
Potomac River Pilot, who resided on Prince
street, just below Fairfax, was out due king this
morning, in company with Capt. Albert Fair.
When near Goose Egg Island, opposite the city,
about O'Clock, he was drawing his gun from
under the seat of the skiff. when the hammer
caught exploding the charge, which entered the
calf ard knee of his left leg inficting a CHASTITY
wound from the effects Of which he died about
IL O'Clock. As soon as he was wounded his COM
paniOn brought him back to the city and he was
taken home but never rallied from the shock.
He was about IS years old and leaves a wife but
no children.
PRIZE AHARpEp.-At the middle examina-
ton OF the graduating class OF st. Johns AGA
DENY, concluded this morning, the Foard pre-
MUM, share of stock III the Alexandria Lii
brary Company, given annually By Mr.. Norval
Il. Foard of the Baltimore Sun, was awarded to
James f. Clements of Charles County, Md.
TIE LAYMEN,s ELECTORAL CONFERENCE
met In connection with the Virginia Annual
Conference of the N. K. Church, now in session
in Leesburg, on Friday, Mr.. A. F. Mosby, of
Richmond, Va, President, and Dr. W. M.
Wright OF Hampton, Secretary. Resolutions
were passed expressing hearty cooperation in
the plan OF Lay Delegates, and Of satisfaction
with the EpseOpacy, as ii is. On balloting for
Lay Delegate to the General Conference,
which will meet in Brooklyn in May next, VIM.
n. Berkeley of Alexandria, VISA elected delegate
aud II. Phoebus, CT Hampton Virginia, alter
nate.
TitB Ice has entirely disappeared from the
river and navigation has been Iesumed.-Gd-
zette, bdtuTdGy erening.
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GEORG ETC N.

RUNAWAY LAST NIeHr-Narrop Escape Of
Mrs. Justice Field and Tieo Other Lddies.-Last
night the horses attached to a carriage contain
ing Mrs. Justice Field, her mother, another
lady, and colored driver, ran away from the
corner OF sd street and Pennsylvania avenue,
dazzling down N street and across the bridge
over the canal into this city. On reaching
Washington street they turned and ran furiously
towards Bridge street, which they crossed, con-
tinuiHg mp the hill. Fortunately, the ladies' in
the carriage 1.-THE driver had been thrown
over the boot OF the carriage when near
the CHcle) preserved their presence of
mind sufficiently to retain their seats,
but screamed Justify for help. Their cries were
heard 10y lad named John Sullivan, who, when
the carriage WAS opposite the Seminary build
ings, sprang into the street, and at the imminent
peril of his lie, seized the horses by the head,
and finally succeeded in bringing them to a
stand-still The ladies were removed from the
carriage terribly frightened by their fearful
livan, in trying to stop the horses, had his leg
hurt, but the injury is not of q serious nature.
The ladies had been attending evening services
at ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, and had but
just entered the carriage when the horses ran
away. The colored driver attributed their fright
70 the breaking OF one OF the reins. 1t is very
carriage, as had they jumped ont, they would
doubtless have been killed outright, or at least
seriously injured.
ANOTHER AccIpENr-About O'Clock yester-
day, Is Young lady named Rosa Dulaney, re-
siding on the Rockville pike, a few miles above
this city, was taking a horseback ride the ami
nal took fright and Tn rev her OF, breaking her
leg Just above the ankle. She was taken to her
home, and DR.. Riley, of this city, sent for to at
tend her.
RIVER NRws-The Norfolk steamer Lady of
the Lake left to-day. with 400 barrels of flour
and other freight. The steamer Georgeanna
left for Baltimore on Saturday, with -four and
miscellaneous freight. The river Is now clear of
ice, and the different lines OF steamers again
in operation.
Mr.. FRAsa OFFUTT, injured by falling from
a ladder last week, is still lying in very criti-
cal condition. 1t is thought that he was injured
internally by his fall, and at present his mp
toms are such that it is feared he cannot re-
cover.
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Practical HATS About Pastures,

LIST. am satisfied by observation and expert
epce that pastures will not improve in fertility
when cattle are taken out and kept in the barn
yard nights Consequently, If you wish to en-
rich your land with view to blowing and crop
ing it, stock should remain on it nights as well
As DAYS.
that is too rocky to cultivate. Such land had
better be occupied with apple trees, sugar ma
pie. or even deciduous trees for firewood; espe-
cially if one has smooth land enough fer crop
ping and pasturage both. Seed them down with
beech nuts if you can do no better. Sheep in
particular should be kept of such pastures, they
being such excellent stock for improving the
soil, and are seldom yarded nights.
Sd, When " becomes necessary to renew pas
lures for the sake of the grass as pastures Una
nure, of course, II you CAM but be sure to SOW a
good variety OF grass seed. In addition to the
usual clover and herd grass (timothyl SOW red
top, June grass, orchard grass, and any kind
you can find that suits the soil There is often a
loss in breaking up pastures for renewal be-
cause bountifui nature, which is ever ready TO
aid the farmer furnishes in the course of time a
cannot be Immediately replaced by seeding with
one or two kinds only. Hence the necessity OF
waiting for Dame Nature TO supply the deficit.
4th. When seeding down, stock should not be
turned on to 1t till the grass has got well rooted
so that il will not be killed by being punched
out of the ground by the feet of the cattle, oil
pulled up root and branch in feeding Now
early as you would lawn, and it will soOr
thicken. Let your cattle on when ready, in late
summer or early fall, when the ground is firm
and the grass well rooted.
9Th. Divide pastures when practicable, so a,
TO feed more even, and prevent the grass from
running TO seed. Stock like occasional changes
They will do better.
9th. just before a rainstorm go with hoe o.
long handled shovel and scatter the Jumps o
manure over the pasture, and let it wash int,
the ground.
When the droppings are left to bake and DIR,
all up they are wasted. Ii is good time also 4
MASTER nrOlOnU the nf the
without breaking it up.-Americdn Farm Jour
mil
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOR CORPORATION B

Sealed Proposals will be received by the Commits
sloners OF the Sinking Fund until MONDAY NOON,
MARCH 1872, for the sale to them If Seventeen
Thousand Five Hundred Dollars, SI7. 300 or any
part 81 The Ten year Bonds Of the late Cor
Bidders will stale the amount OF bonds offered and
the price, inclusive Of interest from January l. lS2
The Commissioners reserve TO themselve ca the right
to decline Any offers not to the interest of the
ernment.
Proposals should be left with the Treasurer, at
the National Metror o'itan Bank, before the hour
named above.
BY order of the COMMISSIONER
MOSES KELLY, Treasurer.
FEBRUARY "a, 1872 oI-dtd
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A MAN CRUSHED TO DEATH-Richard Will.
liams, white laborer employed by Dir. J.V. W
Esndenburg, contractor, was digging under a
bank near the corner of Virginia avenue and q
street. in the First Ward, this morning wher
IL caved in upon him and crushed him to death
His body was removed to his late residence il
Prather's alley
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NeTIOE.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
IAN BLANK BOOK MANgFAOlORY.
GITHoGkAfHING, ENGRAVING, PRINrINo
AND ENDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public are invited TO call and examine on,
eW gtock BEN. y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Cooke COY
sen-u Washington. n q.
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ITO IRON MANUFACTURERS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
CFFICE OF The LIGHT House BOARD,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., February q, 1872
Sealed Proposals. Endorsed PROPOSALS for Iron
Light house for NJ bile Point Alabama, will be re.
ceiySd at this Office until 1 O'Clock on THURS.
DAY, the 14th day of March next.
=, Proposals will be received only on the printed
tians fsrm. nth oirGuiar plans and spechcs
ton, can be had application by mail or in person
to GEORGE II. ELLIOTT,
Major Of Engineers, u. "A,
tAbt Engineer Secretary
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CITY ITEMS.

For EARLY SPRING WEAR--Blue, Black !,
Brown and other colored Walking Coats Of va
nous materials, from Sl4 TO SOS. Vests to match.
GEO. T.. HENSING,
No. 410 Seventh street n. w.
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DRY GOODS.
NEW SPRING DRESS GOODs-IMMENSI
~ Stuck JUST REOEIYED.

NEW SPRING DRESS GOODs-IMMENSR
~ Stuck JUST RECEIVED.
Japanese Silks, 62kc., 7bc, 81; Silk Pongees, Gle
CANT goods, 81; Silk and Wool Popins, Soc 75c.
81 New Plaids Is, 81, 80 and 75c.; Rich Black silk
81 rs, (sold elsewhere at 42aS2.5o)
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS.
Fine All Wool Poplins, Csc; Extra large Honey
Comb Spreads, 81: ia Coats Best Spool Cotton
iDgs Housek eepipg Linens and Gottons of the best
began 4 WYLIE,
feb94 II 1Ole and 1920 7th street, n. w.
RAkGAINs IN DRY GOODS.
Wooden shawls from a275 mp. Elegant eros
Grain Black silk 81, 1.-THE very best goods in the
United States for the price Black Cashneres az
yards wide) 81 IS and upwards. New York Mills
4 Bleache Cotton &c. AndrOscoggin 4 Bleach ed
Cotton lSc. Elegant bleached and unbieache,i
Ccttone l21ao. Ladies' Underwear and 9ents' Shirts
direct from the Manufacturers at remark ably low
dolly Warden Oretonnes for Polonaise, in bean
tiiul designs and Of the finest quality. Reps for
Wrappers Csc. and soc. Elegant Hook Paris Kids
Switses, Iarlatanes, French Muslins, &C, cheap.
and rave your money by buying of
RR0DHEAD h CO,
1898 street, bet 18th and 18th streets
n. BAH winter Dress Goods reduced % per
cent. feblS 1877
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Barsaparfllian ResOlvent,
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER,

Eysry drop Of the sARsAfARILLIANREso
HzET oen mum, s;s thTSugh the Blood, sweat
s sS new sSa sound sfHs: al a.
nsoai, Mosth, Tsmors, Nodes - tks glands asd
s s.ss sS'.: e ss s',s
SIis d.ssasss, EIE;.,oss, Fsyr Sores, Scald Head
Be: Worn Worn: S :. k sl a. =. sls
Womb, aad all sreakestss AID passfsl dischorgss
USr.seisles, are wiiiis iis es1aivs ,aass 81 as.
Wond1 o5 Modrs Chemistry, asd a Jss days sa
Sora.s ~ dissass as ,otesf ,ososr 70 esss Iksm.
wastes and decomposition that Il continually pro
s The Win
ceeds IN Siminishins the loss q wastes, ID repair
Il ana ns e
ee.ting better, appetite improving, sad sssh ast
Hot only does the sAlsAPAlnLIAN REsoLyErT sx
eel al known remedial agents In the cure Of Chronic
ecrofulous, Constitutional end Skin diseases, but
. the only positive cursfor
kidney AND BLApplR COMPLAINTS.
Urinary and womb disss;ss, os.vsl. Di;Rssss
BrieSa Dsssss Aibuns mia, I'D in I'll ossss shsrs
sc ss; .Is .ss Vim. q
&c, o. hrssd. M. Shits M Or !hs;s !. @oreA.
S sos NV snS .hes sssss s Srcias pssisS :s.ss
tie nosk Il alonG ths Loins.
N. RADWAY'O
PsrSses PuFgasave Puls,
ps1seuy sasssasss, elegantly ooatsd VIII svsse -
11roo, regulets, purify, clsanee, end serepGfhoa,
faaWsyT PilS, Tor tie cure q II aisorders Of o.
0ko0ach, Live, Bowels, K3dneyu, Bladder, Nsrvops
Dissssss HscdSok :, Ocnsipaficn, 0sstiv sscsS, InS
Gssaoa, DyslsISa, 1otoe2sss, 1tlio0 tsvss.
s:s: q K issse yse:rs. s n 11s e .e.:s
9 Iesitays ssrs; tsssH yslssaets, eosaslsiaG y
4 SsW aoese e lADWAYp Pills vm r. tn
T.. e t ca a so saefSyi3eiS HSisPEss2 fos
.knAp -HAhNs1 x1p THU - &c 49,.
~ ~. zen. i,ss0saea vsrsa 49, n b
RBICKel BRIOKBu BRICKS 10
Sc 900 BRICKS Of IN kinAs On hand, anA fog
'' ~ ''"s' "SfAe' rsSffHsoN q DUNN,
Gully 1883 Z street o. W.
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THE Freedman's Savings and Trust Company
pays SIR per cent interest, beginning March LIST
See advertise ment.
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NEW PUBLIcATIoss.-From James L. Ker
wand We have Hdypey's Bazar and the LADY
Journal Tor March 9Th.
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THE FURNITURE IN MORRIsoN's BUILDING
Messis Moses and zimmerman, furniture deal
ers, made an examination this afternoon of tn,
District buildings on X street, to take an inven
tory of the furniture, carpets, &c, furnished
by MI. Mcknight, as they were directed TO dC
this morning by the House Committee on the
District. Every facility was afforded them.
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DIR. BANNING, ST., may be consulted until
Monday evening, the 18th instant, at the Ma
tional Hotel, for the application of his supporter
truss, and his chest spinal, abdominal, pile, and
uterine suppQrts. 3
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FoR CoRHs, BuIions, Chillblains, Ingrowing
Nails. &C., visit DIR. Whites rooms, No. z5 18th
street, opposite Treasury Department, Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, BaltimOre.
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Jay COOKE d co.
B A N II ER 8,
FIFTEENTH sTREET,
WASHINGTON, D. c.
The Large and Continuous Sales of the Northern
Pacific 7-3O Gold Bonds in this Country and
in Europe, where they have q Recoenized
Standing on all the Bourses, Guarantees
the Early Compilation Of the Eatiye
Line Of Road.
The popularity Of the bonds, as shown by the sales
Of over 81 500 900 in this country during the
month Of Jsnuary is due to the fact that they are
based on the amplest security, being FIRST AND
ONLY MORTGAGE upon the road, and also upon
FIFTY MILLION ACRES OF LAND,
Susceptible Of producing in abundance all the
fruits, vegetables and cereals of the Eastern and
Middle States.
The government valuation Of this Land Grant is
ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY MILLION OF
DOLLARS,
than SUFFICIENT to pay the entire cost Of the
road.
The Bonds, free from United STATE, Tar, are
issued in the following denominations:
SlO0
e, &c COUPON. IS :$: REGISTERED.
lO.OOG
And at all times INTERCHANGEABLE at the ONCE of
WfTHS THPffnSSA ARGE er0ush the Fiscal Agents
They have THIRTY YEARS to run, are offered at
FL
All marketable securities received in exchange.
JAY COOKE d CO.,
S Ely YORK rHIIADrL tHbA WASHINGTON,
BEAR IN MIND
THAT ONE DOLLAR AND A HALF
Have frequently been paid and are still being paid,
for articles you can buy for one dollar at the
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3l2 SEVENTH STREET.
4 SAVING OF FROM es TO rs GENTS ~
s04 HokEzE Yoj FG Gs1 VIZ Fl 2srs sEE.s1
NEW ARTICLES RECEIVED pAILYl
Tss Is: IL hsys Sst sss2 os:Psd
= T%s faESkSFs E :...irul patterns, splendid
1Re o ..d... variety, ,ro..nv
=; IN II ,o..Dl. pattern.
PIE efs go ai 1ss Lockrrs, xAsoS1p
SSsSffS s&A%SH SAf$ SSsk IL, s kEhE 81
:. .:s sssss g: y: . Ill; s. izv.s and
a. Ia;; i;ss ESss
sSas sssE e s5sf RI s.
taeSed. fsr m. "'- -'' ~"Uuus ~
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ITO CONTRACTORS FOB LAYING wATEF
MAINS.

OTFICE W a e
WARRINGTON, d. O., February 1877. Z
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed until II O'Clock N. ON THE lirH DAY OF
MARC 4, 1872, at the office Of the Washington Aque
one and one-Quarter millions (more or IessJ of
pounds OF 80 inch and inch cast iron water pipes
special castings and stop cocks
No proposals for laying pipes and special cast 20
Will be received except in the printed forms, which
sired information, can be had on application in per
son or by letter to o. IT, BABCOCK
MAJOR OF Engineers, q. a, Chief Engineer, ash
ingtcn Aaueduct. febI4 lOt
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auet'r; Georgetown.
hvUsEHoLB FURNITURE AND KFFRcTsA
"A wxpskA!gTSnTYf9 MSoD Rsrss, February
Is, lS.2, At 10 o'clock. at the Austi n Room.
l.ssorment q Household Furni:uTe, CONSIST
wnnt Ehns'0n Tho rnoM Mr nS Ssrpst. &c
Ply IHos. BOWLING, AuctiOneer; Georgeto an.
TRUsTEEs,sALK OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
AT AuCTIoN.MERcHAET MILL-NRAR
TEENALLYTOWN d. O.
- signed dated January is ISL. ree s t in
- Liber $50, folio R7. Of the land records Of
Westminster county, District OF ColRmbi,, and BY
At public auction, on the premises, on MONDAY,
Narch 4th, 1872 at O'Clock p. all the foiovlpg
&c cribed property named in said trust:-Beginning
Henry Burrows land, IN the eastern line Of Shoe
maker 9 land; thence with said ShoemAkers line
south a degrses wtst - psrshes to corner O. the
west 81 perches 10 thA north side OF reserved road
thence IS degrees l09 50 loo perch
os OF lesev ,S road 80 ossrses
then north 36 degrees west 5 100 perches to the
line south a degree, west 81 perchss thence with
their south line west thirty one perches: then with
their west line 4G4 degrees west IS perches to the
beginning, containing s1 acres Of land. improv ed
Mil "e''n"n' A'ii'' known as 'ns ieHH~"' Town
Terms Of sale; One third cash; balanes in ST, and
twelve months, with interest," secured by notes a.d
deed of II INST on the property. sso down when tho
property struck of, which shall be forfeited usess
the day of sale and the properly will then be res,id
NJ the risk aud cost of the defanlting purchaser.
Stamps and convey ancinR at pure haser cost.
fel23 THOs DowIiNG. Auct.
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BALTIMORE AND Potomac X. r. DEPOT
The baltimore and Potomac railroad have pur.
chased lots 4, 5, and square 1873, fronting on
Virginia avenue and South ID street, between
~ and 9th streets, extending from the Island
Baptist church to the corner of 9th street-in all
about 10000 feet of ground-on which they
propose to erect freight depot. The presen,
occupants Of the ground will leave II by We'd
nesday, and the erection Of the buildings will be
commenced immediately.
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ID POSALs FOR COAL,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau Of Eagraring and Prtntfas,
February Is, 1872
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until 10 o'elOck Q. m. on WEDNESDAY, the 90 h
OF March, 1872, for furnishing five hundred 500
tons o. Cumberland Coal, Georges Creek, } run Of
NINE to be delivered 81 such times and places and
IN such auantities as may be required, and subject
TO the conditions required by act Of Congress an
proved July II, 1870. viz: That such Coal shall,
weigh 22to pounds to the ton and shall be inspected
and and the quantity of each load certified
at the time Of delivery by the person appointed and
auallned under the act for that parpose; and that
the prescribed fee Of 20 cents for each con Of coal in
spected weighed and delivered shall be paid by the
Proposals will be considered binding from one
week from he 10Th OF March. 1872, the Department
reserving the right to REJECT all any portion OF the
bids received.
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa.
MED Satisfactory evidence Of ability fulfil the
contract, nor will any payment be made without the
certcate OF the inspector that the Coal furnished
is such as the contract calls for N
Proposals should be addressed and sent TO the Office
Of GEO. McCARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau Ct = aring and Printing Treas
ury Department febI7 law5t
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OR SALE.
Il SUBUkB4N RESIDENCES
TWO COTTAGES at Mount Pleasant, about tea
minutes waik from l4th and Boundary, two stories
and French roof, ten rooms and fine cellar
About = acre land, from TO 2 acres can be sold il
desired Stable and ent houses. Omnibus com
munication with all the Departments twice daily
Gas aid Potomac water mains will be laid TO
supply the village the coming summer.
s. p. BROWN
fl3-eolm corner 18th st. and New YORK avenue.
ESR SALE-A twostory BRICK HOUSE, No
h slS 9Th street, between L and u Streets front
ing judiciary square, containing six good sized
cold vater, bath room, water closet, gas In every
room; front and back yard; location Convenient
making one Of the most desirable residences in ths
city. There Is q large froat Lot suitable for adj.
lions to the house desired. Inquire at No 81 6
5th street, between and g streets III not sold Inv
March LIST, will be for rent. janI3- eos1
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THR MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, At
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, Y. NJ. O. A. Build
ing, 9th and ID streets
THRRMoMKrKRs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near \ street
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, DC.
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Mountaineering IN the Sierra Neyadns Nv Clsr-
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Pr. Fishers Plain Talk about insanity. clio.
Hammertons Etcher and Book 81
Sir Henry Hollands RecolIectious OF Pas, Life a
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Taimadge Abominstions of Modern society Al "a
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Guide TO Florida so.
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IN FROM ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES
not ONE HOUR
AFTER reading this advertisement need any one
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ie,: sy Ss the S. :. Al
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HEADACHE, TooTHACHE.
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The application Of the READY BELLE 70 the
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Twenty drops in half tumbler Of water win I'm
few minutes cure CAMPS, SPASMS,. SOUk
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Eg IIfnNRs IN THE BOWELS and al INfERNAT
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RaraaDarflliam ResoIveut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-02-26

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