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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06
NEW YORK CITY.
Thursdays Storms.

Nation al Associated Press to the star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The storm Of las
Thursday night was one of the mos
severe experienced in this locality for q
long time. The gale approached almos,
to the strength Of cyclone. From all
points cUme reports Of damage done
along the coast aud in Long Island
Sound. The shipping in the harbor and
along the piers suffered considerably
The first snow OF the season fell yester.
day afternoon. In Brooklyn the rain
washed out part of the foundation OF
a tenement house on Atlantic avenue,
and although the walls tottered they did
not fall. The wind tumbIed over a two
story frame house on Nineteenth streeI ,
South Brooklyn. The owner, with his
wife and three children, were i'll bed at
but were ext"ioated. The blockade on
the Hudson River Railroad, caused BY
accidents near Rlverdale, was not re-
moved until yesterday morning..
Only one person was injured, Jacob
Bsur, the express agent, but not seri-
ously.
Accounts from along Long Island
Sound state of disasters to ste lmboats.
The steamer City OF N 0rlolk became dis-
abIed Ut Sandy Point ana went ashore at
7 O'Clock yesterday morning, but WAS got
of at 10 o'clock. The steamer Massa.
chuSetts, which left tor Providence,
went ashore at midnight near Horizons
Point, five miles west Of Greenport, l..
l. She lies IN four hundred feet from
the shore, and is full of water. Toe
passengers, about two hundre were
safely landed yesterday morning.
Gilmam's FOrReries.
There is little news to- lay in regard
10 the iorgeries of W. Z. Gilman, except
that his family are endeavoring to COM
pr mise with his victims 50 as to secure
him immunity from prosecution. 1t is
alleged that his wife and three sisters
have made a proposition to the effect
that Mrs. Gilman would surrender the
total amount t0 the creditors, Whicn is
estimated a $l50,O0O.
Judge SpOffOrd.
1t has been decided by the Democratic
Senators to press for decision on tue
credentials OF Judge Spotford, OF Louisl-
ana, as soon as the Senate meets, ana
not wait for the return Of Stna.or Nor
ton.
Suspended.
IL " AAlaihe N w., WaH sCTeeC
members OF the Stock Exchange, su.-
pended pay yment YESTERDAY afternoon.
Frank Leslie's Creditors.
A meeting Of the creditors OF Frank
Leslie was held yesterday afternoon.
There was large attendance, but men,
bers OF the press were excluded. IL is
stated, however, on good authority, that
a resolution was ADOPTED whicn gives
Mr.. Leslie continued control OF his
papers. He Is to receive a salary and
submit all accounts to his creditors,
with the understanding that when the iu-
debteGness is paid Of the firm shall be
operated on the old basis.
The Candidates for Speaker.
The Posts Washington SPECIAL says
The three leading candidates for
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LATEST LOCAL.

EXPREsSMEN and draymen are re-
quesLed TO call at once at the Mayors
Office and take out their license unie %
they want to be "ousted."
OVER one hundred meetings have been
hell during this campaign by the Re-
publicans. Mr.. Williams, the coIored
candidate, has made sixty speeches.
MAaY ANN CAsHEN, q young lady In
the employ OF Stewart u Sutphin, On
Walnut rect below SIKH, few days
ago found three diamond rings in soms
waste paper, valued u; $5j each.
JUDGE WILSON disposed of three hun-
dred and forty-riye cases iu the Police
Court the past week. The fines as-
sessed amounted TO 81, 464 Work-houss
sentences aggregated eleven hundred
and seventy-ive days,
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Fa aal Railroad Disaster.
National Associated Press to the star

National Associated Press to the star.
FORT WASHINGTON. PA, Oct. 6.-An
accommodation train from Philadelphia,
consisting OF an engine and two passen-
ger cars, on arriving at Sandy Run,
asst Thursday nigut, near this place,
plunged into the swollen stream, the
brid q having been washed away BY the
flood. The engine was completely
buried beneath the waters, and the two
passenger ca;s, which lodged on the
banks, were greatly shattered. The en-
gineer, George BarteI, was drowned,
and the conductor, Paul Aough, and the
fri m IN were seriously injured, the lat.
ter perhaps fatally. With the exception n
of a severe jarring none Of the passen.
gers received injury,
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sALT.WArsE FISH IN A QUEER PLACE.

1t is not our purpose to go into web
OF theories to substantiate the assertion
made in the caption of this article, but
simply tor the present to record the fact
that from well Of water recently dug
on Sherman street there was Yesterday
raised in a single bucket
full OF wafer six diminutive fish of the
tOm'cod variety, which can now be seen
at the store OF Star 4 Bullock.
The tom-cod is nowhere found except
In saltwater, and is, as far as we know,
a native OF the Pacific Ocean, and its
appearance here through such source
confirms the belief In the underground
river aud ocean theory. The wen from
which these fish are tnken yields water
but slightly impsegnated with salt, or,
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Southern Earthquakes. i.

ASbOCidtou IcSS w 0Lhrs
CHILL, 8. A, Oct. 8.-The Callao Times
says several sh cks Of earthquake nave
been continuously felt in some OF the
Southern ports.
Ohe OF the most alarming nature was
experienced at Cabija, Bolivia, at l 40
P. N. on the 23l ult., and a similar
snock at lquique at 8 2. NJ. the same
day.
A few days before ut Capiapo there
was a similar visitation, and the inhab-
itants lett their dwellings almost terror
stricken. The shook felt at Cabija is
said 10 have been more severe than that
ON the memorable OH OF May last.
The Pacific Steam Navigation Com
pany's steamer, Ayacucha, was at an
chor at Cabija when the phenomenon
took place, and all on board were alarmed
at its extreme violence. There was no
agitation OF the sea.
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more properly, sodium, but it's pres-
ence is sufficiently perceptibIe to pin
our belief on tue theory tha1
the well has tapped a saltwater
some Of the Pacific Coast ranges. This
Is also the opinion OF Mr.. Star, whose
geological researches extend over Pc
riod OF seventy-dve years, aud whose
name has been prominently SET tn the
brightest constellation OF the scientific
armament. The specimens thus Tar
raised 10 the surface vary from one ad
half to five inches in length. The side
aud top fiGs are large and beautifully
colored in the most delicate purple aad
carmine tints, and the eyes are jetty
black Black Hills Pioneer
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THE OLD WORLD.


National Associated Press to the Star.
"AS YOU POSSESS"
VIENNA, Oct. GA dispatoh from Get
tinje says Prince Mkt ka has offered to
the Porte peace In Montenegro on the
basis "Uti Possldetis" Gas you pos
sess.)
RUSSIAN HEADQUARTERS.
LONDON, Oct. ca dispatch from Bu-
charesL says the Russian Headquarters
have been transferred to Sistova.
THE CZAR.
A dispatch from s.. Petersburg says
the Gear has written to the Empress de-
clarlug his determination not to return
to the Capital until decisive sue, ess
has been achit we'd.
PLEVNA TO BE ATTACKED ON TUESDAY.
A dispatcn from Bucharest says an
attack on Plevna is expected to taxi
place on Tuesday next.
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Greenback Party-Robbed. -.

National Associated Press to the Star.
Boston, Oct. 6.-The Greenback party
held meeting here last night, which
was addressed by A. f. Duval, E. B.
Mckenzie and Chas. Mclean, who at.
tackled the National Bank system and
advocated the placing Of greenbacks on
par with gold.
A messenger OF the Central National
Bauk OF Lynn was Knocked down and
robbed OF $4,000 yesterday afternoon,
which he had drawn from banks in this
city, and was on his way 10 the depot
to take the train tor LYNN.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06
Cards and Death.

At Butler Station, KY, about 8 O'Clock
last night, in an ARRAY John b. Kid
we'll shot and killed NJ. D. Hawk
sorrell, the ball taking effect through
or near the hsart. kidwell was taken
to Falmouth, KY, this morning ON the
express train. Esquire Yellon held an
inquest on the remains last nignt, when
the jury returned q verdict IN accord
ance with the facts stated. The diff
Guilty arose from dispute over a game
OF cards In Hollis saloon. Deceased
leaves wife and four children TO mourn
his death.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06
Third Edition

9IS~ CINCINNATI, Oct. 6-2:3O p. M.-Flour
in good demand and steady. Wheat steady
and demand fair. Corn flrmer and fairly
active. Mess pork easy and demand only
moderate Lard steady ana fair demand. Oats
dull and heavy. Rye, moderate movement
and steady. Barley quiet and liberal receipts.
Whisky steady and unchanged. Cotton firm
and higher. Gold easy at lO2X.
BES~ WEATHER-Fair or partly cloudy for
the next twenty -four hours.
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National Associated Press to the Star.

NHOIVH"I II Ho"VoI'Oeu TUBS 10 IIU oVHTs
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. 6.-The funeral
service of Rev. DR.. H. c. Fish took place
yesterday at the First Baptist Church
of this city, of which the deceased has
been pastor. The floral tributes were
numerous AMI extremely beautiful, and
the coffin was of the finest wood, magnif-
Gently mounted. An immense CON.
course of people, including upward of
one hundred and twenty five ministers,
were present. at the service. The re-.
mains were taken to Baltimore,
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Scandal,

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6-General disgust
has been excited hereabouts by the pub
lication Of statement that m )ney was
paid for the appearance OF the
American Team in Gilmore's Garden.
on the occasion OF The recent presenta-
tion of the Centennial trophy and other
PRICES Cf the yictoriou murksmen.
Major General d kin, who was Cap
tain of the team, indignantly denies the
charge.
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The Douglass Monument.

National Associated Press to the star.
CHICAGO, Out. 6,--Tue Douglass Monu-
ment Commissioners met yesterday af-
ternoon. After considerable discussion
the Commissioners decided that the
present foundation Of the monument is
not strong enough to support the COL
umn, and voted to tear it down and re-
build solid foundation of granite. The
remains OF Senator Douglass will have
to be removed 10 some secure ~. ce
while this work Is being uoue.
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Official ChnM1aR.

National Associated Press to the Star.
OTTAWA, Oct. 8-Hon. Joseph Cau-
chon. a member OF the present Cabinet,
has been appointed Governor OF Mon
tana. MIR. Laurier succeeds him as Min
lister Of Inland r venue. Lord Dufferln
is expected home Tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.
Our SILK Manufactures.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WASHINGTON, OCT. 6-The United
States Consul at Basle, Switzerland,
has sent to the Departm mt of State an
article on the silk manufactures Of the
United States, from the Allgemeine
SchweiZer z itung of that city, of the
IL Il Of september last, opening with
doletul account Of the depressed state
OF the silk manufactures Uf that district.
The Leitung says that for the past six
years trade has been more ami more OBJ
structed ID endangered by tue Ameri.
can home industry OF the same class Of
goods, protected by u very high import
duty.
Go On and Print Them.
A month ago the Photograph Company
OF New York petitoned the Treasury
Department to dissolve the contract
with the Graphic Company oi New York
for printing stamp; on bank cnecks, al
ieging that it Was illegal, having been
renewed by Secretary Bristow, and
again by Secretary Morrill, without ad-
ylsement. A Commission consisting Of
Assistant Sec etary French, Assistant
Solicitor R ID. nson and Maj. Power, Of
the SecreLarJ's Office, was appointed to
Investigate the case, and yesterday they
reported TO Secretary Sherman, who
approved their report, that the contract
was perfectly legal and did not 1T quire
AN advertisement, because 1t was uot
made under an appropriation uf Con-
yress. Tue Commission recommended u
tnat The contract be LEFT as IL stands.
The Tobacco Gases.
A clerk Of the Internal Revenue Office,
VINO was sent by Commissioner Il um
to Greensboro, N. O., with records OF the
tobacco cases, tor which Offers OF COM
promise were made and rejected, tele-
graphed yesterday as follows:
"When in The made of the trial of
the first case all the defendants In the
Mount Airy cases pleaued guilty. The
citlzens were astoalshud at such Il plen-
did result.O
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06
Two Fires.

National Associated Press 60 the Star.
BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. 6.-The Narra-
gausett White Lead and Color Works,
In Furman street, were destroyed by fire
yesterday afternoon. Loss, $4,000.
The Union Oil Works, OF Williams.
burg, owned by james Donald, were
damaged by fire TO the extent Of Sc, ,O00
NJ Insurance.,
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FIRE I'm NEW YORK,
Furniture Factory of J. w. Ham
burger Destroyed.
National Associnted Press to the STAR

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Oct. 6.-The furniture
mandatory OF Joseph W. Hamburger,
large fvc-story briok building, occu-
pying Nos. 90, 9s, 100 and 1o2 Attorneys
street, caught fire at an early hour this
morning and was burned to the ground.
The flames were first discovered by
people living In the tenement houses in
the rear OF the building, and seemed to
have orlgiaated In The third story OF No.
lOS, oyer The main ofaee, The lames
spreaa with great rapidly, aud soon
allied the budding froNA top 70 bottom.
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THE LATEST
Silly StrakOsch.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK Oct. 6-The friends OF
Max Strakosch, the well.known theatrl-
cal and musical manager, were much
surprised to learn Of that gentleman's
marriage. He has been married for
more than two m nths, and none OF his
had any knowledge of
the event.
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Heavy Ereshet.

National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW BRUNSWICK. N. Y, Oct. "a
great rain storm last night caused
heavy freshet in the Rariton River.
The water has risen over six feet, and
s about high-water mark and is still
rising.
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River Survey.

National Associated Press to the Star.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 6-Captain Adams and
Lieutenants Powell and Lockwood, of
the United States Engineers, have ar
rived here for the purpose of making a
survey OF the Mississippi r YER.
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POLITICAL.
Democratic State, County and
Township Ticket.

Democratic State, County and
Township Ticket.
For Governor
RICHARD NJ. BISHOP.
For Lieutenant Governor
.. JABEz w. FITCH.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court
JOHN W. OKEY.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court
RICHARD J. TANNING.
For Attorney General
ISAIAH PILLARS.
For Treasurer OF State
ANTHONY HOWELLS.
For State School Commissioner
JAMES j. BUhNS.
For Member of the Board Of Public Works
MARIN SCiIILDER.
Senators
HENRY q. LORD,
VIM. L. FORR R1Sr,
THEODORE MA iSH,
JAMES 81. ARMSTRONG.
Representatives
JOHN SULLIVAN,
BENJAMIN +. LOVELACE,
IRWIN Is. WRIGHT,
MILO G. DODDS.
WILLIAM L jDER,
JOSEPH Il. SEXrRO,
FRED. KLIMPER.
WILLIAM JESoUP,
LLOYD 5. Brown.
For County Auditor
SILAS W. HOFFMAN,,
For County Treasurer
JOHN G. FRATZ
For County Commissioner
JOSEPH NJ. REARDON.
For Director OF County InGrmary-
ISRAEL Ii. PENDERY.
For Justices OF the Peace
LEOPOLD BLOCK,
BENJAMIN Nj. Wight,
EDWARD GILLiGAN. oc6-2t
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belief. SAMUEL H. HAS, Cashier
STATE HAMILTON.
subscribed
A. McNEILL Notary Public
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DANCING-SCHOCL.
DANCING-sCHOOL OPENING

For Masters and Misses, Saturday After
noon, October ID, at 2 P. NJ, at Manner, hor
Hall, corner Viue and Mercer streets.
St-S. .Tu&Eh+ PROF. UHAS. L. w. GEYER,
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Grand Republican Barbecue and
Mass Meeting

At East End Garden (SpOrtsman's Hall,
IN
l. HIS SATURDAY, October 6, from to IL
O'Clock p. NJ. Prize Sack and Wheelbarrow
Races, Balloon Ascension, Dancing, etc. A
grand feast and Joililcation for all.
Brands Full Band will DO in attendance.
SPEAkERS:
Hon. Stan. Matthews, Judge Alphonso Taft.
Gen. G. A. Sheridan, Hon. Ollyer VI. Root
capt W. Schoenle, Hon. A. r. Goshorn,
Ferdinand Vogeler. Hon. b. Butterworth.
Hon. L. p. Ransom, Josiah KirbY, ESQ,
G. W. Williams, Esq, Thos McDougall, ESQ.
And others. Everybody IS invited, It
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1877-10-06

Speaker, Randall, Cox and Morrison, are
here, and each pro esses great conti-
dence OF obtaining the desired honor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ROBlNSON'S OPERA-HOUSE.
B. MACAULEY.,., Manarer.

Last Night Of the Eminent Comedian,
! JOHN L. RAYMOND,
THIS Saturday EVENING, Miss Jeannettr-
L. Giiders dramatizatlon Of DR.. Hollands fa
@ous story OF "sevcn Oaks" entitled
jim FENTON.
Next Monday, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Frayne
and Combination In Isl Slocum." Monday,
October l6 Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Florence, with
their own Dramatic Company.
Reserved Seats at Churchs Music Store and
Robinson's Opera house.
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L. OR SALE - FEATHERS - Large 4K-lb
r pillow. 81 each; s5-lb. beds, 81 otoloe
featEeis, 15c per lb. Feathers renovated. Z,
w. MORRISON. 81 W. Sixth street, between
Alain and Walnut, up stairs. se02. i'm
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Report of the Condition QUEEN CITY BANK" at
Cincinnati in the State Ohio.
business the first Monday of October, 1877.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

CT. PAUL NJ. Il. CHURCH, CORNER SEW
~ ENTH and Smith streets.- s.-PreachIng To-
morrow at II A. NJ. and ~ P. NJ. by the Pas
tor. Rev, Il, b. Rldgaway, DID. sunday
school at 2h p, NJ
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wANTnD- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TA ANTED - FARM TO rent or lease q
w frst-class productive farm we'll located
WIN pay money rent, give best of references
and security, II desired. Address for one week
FARMER. Box o, Cincinnati. Ohio. au1l-tf
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IGslh Cream of tho West,.
UEAM Glendale,
LWUNH SnOyy Whlta

These fsyoyite brapds are made at the WEST
END MILLS DANES X Hurln's), sixtn street,
scar Freeman. Call and leave your order, Do
lverea Tree Satisfaction gqaEa1!ssG
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-06

Saturday afternoon . large barn and
oatbuiidlags, belonging 10 Arson S.
johnson, on Fonrtb street, South Bar
Iiugton, we're burped With valuable con
tents. The loss Of o. 800, to cover which
there 10 an insurance Of $500 Ia The
Champaign Mutual, falls heavily on wes.
ley Smith, the tenant.
The furniture and grocery store Of
Isaac Gates, at White River village, with
contests, was brped Saturday night.
The buiidiug was owned by l.. Pease a
SouH, and valued Of $1,000. Gates stock
OF goods was worth g. 800, and Insured
for $4,000. The stores OF NJ. II. Cone.
viii Brooks aud French Bros. and the
house OF Henry French were damaged,
and we're barely saved.
While their parents and neighbors
were attending service Sunday evening
In q neighboufug school house. Dams
Boyd's two boys, aged 5 aud ., who live
q short distanc south OF HArtland -Four
Corners played with matches In the barn
and now Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd mourn
their youngest sou and have no barn
The oldest lad narrowly escaped.
At O'Clock Tuesday morning fire
was discovered 10 one OF the walls In the
I'd story of the Bates House, Rutland.
For few minutes, the confusion wal
great, the ladies and other boAFder'
pouring out In q stream. The alarm wal
given aud the fire department responded
promptly, and the FIRE was coon undeI
control. II caught from . chimney flu,
above the office. A fire had been burn
ing In an open CRATE in the office during
the night.
A raft Of timber measuring 1SS, 2S0 Gu
bic feet passed through Lake ChamplaiI
the other day.
Daring the rush incident TO the Presi
dents reception ct Brattleboro, the pick
pockets relieved several citizens of sum
ranging from 81 to SIS, and one man o
5000 gold watch and chain. The Pho
nix says: "Judge Keys, who 10 owe
eighty years old, started TO cross Mali
street In the evening, when couple 0
gentlemen very politely stepped up L
him, one on either side, and assisted him
to cross. when he felt for his poke
book soon after It was missing. Ill
thinks that "a Is not very bad price 70
being helped across the street so polite
| lV
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-09-06
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Peruvian Syrup.
Protected Solution of Pro
toxide of Iron.
READ THE FOLLOWING.


WNT fAthAAhs Va jan iAAht tetis
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without great exhaustion. ! suffered frem fro
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the heart, my food distressed me- causing aciai-
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would try bottle of PERUVIAN SYRUP, and
received % much benefit from Il that ! pur.
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has restored my health 10 zach en- extent that
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and my weight has increased IN the past four
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has returned. aud my general health is thus
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neatly recommend ell sufferers from dyspepsls
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Yours very truly, MRS. \. u. BEMIs.
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PERUVIAN SYRUP.
PERUVIAN SYRUP.
Noarn sElnsnosr. ID. sept. elh. ls

NoRrH sKARsHoST Me-, Sept. 9th, 1870.
Dear Sir--I. gives mo very great pleasure 10
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