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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19
(signed)
RI. SMITH.
Honorable Mr.. Dawson, }
~ opSSN4hAiy3
Sir, your obi. servar

Congress-
On motion of Mr.. Cook, the Horse went
into committee of the whole, 81 to 27, on
the bill for distinguishing the debts due
from the United States.-Mr. Cuts in the
chair.
The first section of this bill provides.
That all persons, or the legal represents
lives Of persons, TO whom loan ofli:e, r. Fl
nal settlement certificates, or ind, hts If in
terest, have been issued, and all persons in
whose favor settlements have been made
at the treasury, or who stand credited on
the books Of the treasury, which said GER
titles, credits and settlements, were issued
or made for services or supplies, done or
furnished prior to the fourth day Of March,
in the year one thousand seven hundred and
cighty-ninc and have not since been funded
or paid and all persons who served in
the armies of the United States, during the
late revolutionary war with Great Britain,
aud to whom arrearagcs Of pay, clearly APP
Ipearing on the muster and pay rolls, or o
Their authentic documents now existing in
the war Office, or in any other department
of government, may be due, shall be al
lowed to present their respective claims
at the treasury, and shall receive the a.
mount thereof, without any interest, upon
proving by the oath or affirmation of q.
least one disinterested witness, to the ST
tisfaction Of the accounting officers of the
treasury, that he or she so claiming, is
the person or legal representative Of the
person to whom the same was original;
due.
The second section provides, That clai-
mants for services of any kind rendered,
and for supplies Of any kind furnished to
tho United States, prior TO the fourth day
OF March, 1889, which have heretofore been
barred, or supposed to have been barred, by
any resolutions or any laws Of Congress, shall
be allowed TO present their respective
claims tothe accounting officers If the trea-
sury, who arc thereby authorized TO liqui.
date and settle the same without interest
! thereon, provided such claims are duly sup.
\ ported by sufficient vouchers, &c. the clai.
mant making oath, that the said claim
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19
to his salary was filed with 200 dollars

to his salary was filled with 200 dollars
when
! The committee rose and reported III.
bill, which, after some objections by Mr.
Witherell, and reply by Messrs. VI Viii
hams, Macon, Newton and Blackledge
was ordered to a third reading.
q A message was received from the Pre-
sldent of the United States, informing the
I house that he had approved and signed the
! bill Tor the erection of bridge over the
river Potomac.
The following message was received
from the President of the United States:
10 me Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES
oFthe United States.
communicate 10 congress for their in.
formation letter from the person acting
IN the absence of our consul at Naples
giving reason 20 believe on the affidavit of
captain Sheffield of the American schoon.
er,Mary Ann, that the Dey of Aigiers has
commenced war against the United States.
tors this no Just cause has been given on
our part within my knowledge. We may
daily expect more authentic add particular
information on the subject from Nj. Lear
who was residing as Out consul at Alglers.
1,a THO: JEFFERSON.
Feb. g., 1908.
accompanying, this message we're the
papers alluded TO which appeared in SUD
stance in formerypaper.l
The message withits enclosures, being
read. -J "a bo, ...c e,,.oi
Mr.. Quincy moved that it be referred e.
select ommittee--Agreed Messrs
Quincy. Findly, Nicholas, Taylor, TrouP
Johnson * Mumford form the committee.
a humber of orders of the day being
named, the house went into commitie
Of the whole, on motion of, Mr.. Newioo
So to %. on the bill supplementary 20 an
act prohibiting the importation OF certain
goods, wares and merchandise, Mr.. Pit.
kin in the chair.
Alter some amendments to the detail OF
The bill, the commute rose and reported
the bill with amendments.
The bill was gone through in the house
and ordered to third reading tomorrow;
when the house adjourned.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19
Navy DEPARTMENT.,
am January, 1908.
SIR,

Your letter of yesterday in relation
to the number OF steamed at present want
ed by government for the service of the u.
States, has been referred to the President,
and am charged by him to inform you
that he does not wish to be empow red to
employ more seamen than the number al
present authorized by law, viz 1925, Of
which 925 we've authorized by the act oi
Congress of 21st of April, 1906, and 500 by
the act of Sd March, 1907,
have the honor to be,
Respectfully,
Sir, your obi. servant,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19
PHILADELPHIA, February 3.
OF lUNIIIS.

The celebrated JuHIus has had the SIM
gular felicity of exciting the admiration Of
enemies and friends. Boldness Of conccpti.
on and force of expression, harmony of pc
Rod and appr' priato metaphor, ornament
and sustain political maxims, that in his .Iav
began 10 decline and to be superseded By
the tory principles of the Stuart policy.
Daring and energetic, polished and yet cuns
else, Iunius has established character
which has produced numerous imitators,
hut none of them his equals; yet he has IN
the walks of composition slneriots. who ape
peared at unfavorabe moments, and wantS
ed only an occasion to place Junius in se-
cond rank, who now holds the first The
following is from the London Morning Chro~
nicle!
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 10.

Mr.. Dawson said itwould be Remembered
that some days ago there was before the
House bill for raising an additional num-
ber of semen. He had since received a
letter on the Subject from the Secretary OF
the Navy, which, as he intended 10 cali up
the bill Tomorrow, he submitted to the
House as follows:
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19

Tothe Editor otthe Morning Chronicle.
SIR,
The torpor to which have SO Ion, con-
signed myself Yields to the stimulating qua
lities of report which few days since
| reached me in my asylum. Indignation has
succeeded in nv bosom 70 apathy and is
| the decaying energies of old age will PER-
nit, that indignation shan We vent.
Whence the report alluded to originated
| know not but the public prints have re-
peated it; the people of these rea ms have
received the impression and it is now re-
morally believed that there will shortly be
a hrofmse distribution Of (what is terrned)
hrfze money TO the trO0hs and scamen re-
Gently employed in the Danish eIhedin.
on.
To prevent the people surprising that
there exists an unanimous aCCuescence in
the measure, beg leave through your pa
! per, to tell them, there is in this land an
individual, who, instead of approving, con-
denns that measure as one which Could rot
have been conceived hut by depravity, and
Cannot be executed without guilt
] have for so many years Been secluded
from the political world, that I scarcely
comprehend its ordinary LANGUAGE In the
above quoted passage. however, there is. I
imagine, nothing equivOcal: = admits but
VI VIC Sph'dIy anu tIrbCtOuS lnterpretdtlOp
not 10 be mistaken by stupidity nor palliai-
ed by sophistry
England appears to me degraded by the
report alone and must blush for my coun-
try when reflect that her reptf alton is stie9.
matised by her belief in the possibility Of
such an act.
Though once not altogether unnoticed in
the ranks Of mankind, yet having Withdrawn
TO the shade of retirement, cOurtcd 6bscu-
Tity, and in silence hehcld the wonders
which late years have brought forth, ] be-
lieved my rcpose beyond the reach Of dis
turbance, and my temper eeleo against
provocation. fa7cicd that my experience
must have embraced every foolish and eve
ry criminal variety in the nature Of man
that having witnessed the coalition, the war
with the colonies, the ministry Of PITT, the
publication of Mr.. Burke's pamphlets, and
the treaty Of Pilnitz. had nothing worse to-
lexpect / was mist ken. The invasion Of
Denmark forms new and pov,entous epoch
| IN the history OF cabirrts vision Of
the spoil is new fact ~ the sUna,s ~ mi
lhisterial turpilude and the psrvcrsicn e
phrase by which this division IS termed thc.
honordbie recomhenee Of Dai5r, striking
lproof that The worst administration this
country ever suffered under IS, az least, as
impudent, as il is imbeeile.
tUNlUs.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1808-02-19

-Four Doilars Per A,au,n-APa;a in Adpance.7
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-23

Jealousy Of executive power (; to Ills miqd
an objection more TO be execrsieds as IL
struck at the very REQ. of repubi:csn go.
vernment: as it wens to deprive those OF
insti,pting an enquiry into the coSduct OF
an officer, who possessed the rient Of sn@
.peschipg the president himsel. who ap.
pointed that officer. The lesser power was
included in the greater. If they had pow.
er over the master Of gen Wilkinson, it
they " ere masses over the superior, they
were m ss.er ofihe servant also. He could
o everreprcbate in terms OF snaicieas ab.
horreuce the position assumed shss this
House was the only body which could ros
lay request before tbs PresideRs. When
he had seen the presidents ofthe Z. . be-
ningly receiving addresses from The legs
latures Of diAeren.s,ases Che Gould DOS say
with smiies) eqssstiag HRS 10 eA'eno sh,s
paternal and sfcctlonste care ever the
couory for another constitutional pefiod
from bodies who had DO constitutional
power TO make his request, hs eeuid cot
b. ..ieve that the President would sEov less
attention to requea, from this body than
he had shewn disposition 10 do to'e.
quests from the legislatures OF particular
statcs.
[Spesch to be continued
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.Krtract from the EME1ALD.

AN Olive Branch Of old was sent,
The token mild of Peace,
And emblematic of consent
That all dispute should cease. !: ~.
Our Council with unreas ming hand
The Insect Furies grasp,
And send to Brltain's naughty land,
The "Rornet" and the g Nesh.
But mark, how Britair's great designs;
These little arts oppose!
Unfearing still, she still ineI;nes !
To Peace, and sends Z" ROSE!
Unstung, the Lion greatly smiles
And urges GENEROUS truce;
But France our Statesmens' heads begu.!s,
And Statesmen Peace refuse.
Meanwhile unhappy conflicts raise !:
Internal discomfort,
And wisely chosen TO appease,
The fierce 6: ReUenge" is sent.
Q may that peaceby Heaven be doomed
These rising states to adorn,
Like that Fair Paradise where bloom'd
The Rose without Thorn.
t. The Northern Mail had
not arrived when this paper was
put to Press.
Made Of Suffer- cue Burr Nour.
cEYIs.
The s pound loaft be sold for so
pound loaf Is
2 pound loaf y
pound loaf
JOHN LONGDEN;
Clerk of the Market.
January IS.
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A P Pc A / s.

o., - e0mn'oa Coancll, l6th jan. 1908.
Ipna.,n i the Council will sit as Court of
E pSe' on Saturday, the soth instant At The
Ecls", Chamber, from the hour of 10 ~
I,Es ss where all persons having appeals to
E1,piss 'neir assessment will attend, or o.
sc DC excluded from hearing.
hS.. JAMES M. M.REA, G. g.
- %. dtSothJan
=, NAILS WANTED.
base u asss oubfcriber wifhes to pur-
s.lls s - TWO thousand Chestnut or Oak
pa. . DC delivered at his farm on Came
pa. - ]. H. HOOE,
2aw.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-23
Fifteen Dollars Reward.
STOLEN.

- i oLLlN3
From my Wagon at Thomas Bagget's on tie
Nerv TURNPIKE Road, on Friday night the
9Th inst.
ABAY HORSE
He was blind of the left eye, and was much
worn with the geers, as he has been used to
the Wagon, he is about Is HANDS high, trots
very we'll and is an excellent Wagon horse
he was in very good order when he was TAX
en-.
Whoever takes up said horse and secures
him, so that the owner may get him again,
shall receive the above reward and all reasone
able expences.
Adam Little,
Living in Frederick county, one mile
from Hamilton's mill, near Win
chester.
January %. eo3t*
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-01-23

A Mr.. J. Hunt, sometime past, establish
ed Duck Mandatory at Lexington, in Ken
lucky; it has latterly been employed in spin
ming and weaving Cotton Bagging. 1t produ-
ces annually from $4,000 to 10000 yards of
Bagging, which finds ready sale at Match
es, Nashville and NeW-Orleans.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14

viii gradually sesf roy all tendency ~ disease
in the human frame, N prescrYc heatl and
yigor. Although a vs.riet Of spsesee'Tp-
lions have been publlsiseetc eufe re llsss-
ders enumerated above, none has yet equaiied
tie GOUTfAND RHEUMATICD DROPS Ct.
DIR. gTISSOT, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose I'm.
founded benefits are fully authenticated ~
certihcates already pubishedol gentlemen SO
well knoWn in Anelica, being. OF the trst con-
sequence in the state OF Maryland: General
Charles Kidgely, of Hampton; .;os II 0ibscE,
ESQ. one of the directors oil the Farmers 8a1 4
.of Maryland; Join Mqcnbbi,, Esq. .lls. As-
cuI,bin, lis wife; and Mrs. Ryan, 81 CaissAl-
Cestyfcale .f .szt. Thomas. Aelso, shateder.
About three weeks since / was ssaa 81 Violent
tly .atl.ckcd with Rheumatic pans throughout
my whole franc, III 50 severe manner as act
to be abe TO turn in my bed without assistance,
pIoceeciggs,s ] suppose frona severe cold
@ beil@ advised bya friend TO apply Dir. ais-
sot's Cout and Rheumatic Drops, accord
.inp.lv obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appiica-
tiol. oi which. under God, have perfectly re-
stored lie to health. am theretsre induced
with confidence to recommend this .aetlicine
as a certain. cure Ter the above disorder.
qItC iN.fS -KELeo.
Eajti1Sore, July ed, 1906 -
Ce7tgaeate q Af,'. 1Aomos CaaI6eA, Harness.
maker
1t wolIty bs an act Of iniustice to Withhold
say testimony O. tic ,aiutaTy effects Ok Doctar
I,is,ot's Govt ard RheumaticD Drops, as ! hass
e., cfsenced very uncquivocal instance OF
their virtues and efficacy. | wasahiicted with
.fsso severe attacks q e,hat is usuaiy called
lllad Palsy, from wl1chi Pa.t;dily reccreTcd.
but was Obliged to l4e cTptches TO I'D ineein
uaikiDg when left home; 70 this were jolasi
vio.cnt Rheumatic pans, tie result 81 thc al
fiia,Ica, ard had feared the disorder would
accompany ne tilrougt. t.fe but providentialy
was recommended to apply atGeorge Doc
b5a apd MURPHY fcf Or 9issot's Laops, and
ate. using onlj enc bot, fauAd myself per-
fectly liberated . on my disorder, aid an nov,
t,la4k God, as free froxo pain as II never h&1
seen asiliete5. iinding tbs medicine operate
so rowclfulsv on myself, ! determined 70 81
ply itiateraaily TO ~ ch.ii, boy cll!y eleven
months ca, pto was then reduced al4,ost TO
a skeleton Fith the Bowel Cosnpiail,t; after
administering Il four Zines to him, lis co'n
plant was entirely removed AID i3eis noH re-
covering his strenst.l with great rapidly.
Ia. GAAPREIL. I
nal6rert, Jaiy 50, 1906.
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:OnN G. I.hD1>.

i56S 'Ot bdtEt
80 bales German Lincas, cerhit-
IMP Of brown and wi.iDs Rolls, taxen CsA.s
burg4s, bemren E,caleaburshs, isurlaps, ans
C.acks aJ3d Stripes.
1000 pieces Nankecn
Russia Shectps and Duck
/ bale Writing Paper
SO ba&s Of IFack Pepper 2f the best >Iua-
,lity, andwin BE so4ci very loT
Sugars ard CoEco
70 hhds AIosasses
pipe port Wins
10 as Ho.isad CT,
90. French Brandy
do Jatsiaica Spirits.
4 quantity Of seal Lsstaer, Shoes, speE
nAciu and Tallow Candles, Cheese, &c &c.
April r. {
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14

~ F the great ePicecy OF the Fattater4 re
u,if4 ict,lcs, prepared by the iate i<'ch
ard Lee, lsln. which for near eight Years past
3 We acquired throughout the United states q
celebrity hitherto unequallet.
Philadelphia, .luguste, 1900.
Being aesirous 80 make pubic for the soea
os others, the excellent quality OF HAMIL-
s TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr.
Lee, L have sent you the following accours of
the benefit have received from it, WHICH L
Lope WI ,luce Others to give it a trial In
! eoslseQnshee " . brgise CD t. breast received
fssa af:ssE l.sy hcaiih gsaeg SAD, my breathing
bee.5ae. vels di5aealt, sald frequently have
had suddenly tariSe ~ N n: bed With al tia
hsrgors of iansediate ,niiSosati@is. Add TO
thess <tssat E,s.ir iss1ny breast and cough,
great loss II sgre.ls and flesh, andy on N
conceive tsrt my lnptoros evidently indicates
4 an approaching collSu asption. The advice OF
Almost eminent ,aysiciap Was resortsd TO, and
afterxaras second WIS called In, without soiy-
zng roc any relief. Another ply scian who
Kew me and the circumstances OF my case,
Gevssd nEe 70 s9Ue hdmtltsn' sElsstr trIal, seq
ing, he had 1.el 1t inks practice, sl9 as,4aag<
fo,alx Il de much good. A bottlc was procured
from Mr. Sirsh's, aad found relief before l
he'd tatiea 0ns heyf q;-if. l continued to use
1t and war soon strong rnolgfl to attend to bli-
sns~. On taking cold, Sans CT nsy former
symptoms return, but are always rsuovsd by o
dsse ertws 81 the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
Ne. II, Sadd-susst, Pas asslphas
a1A H.LsG
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-06-14

s}.' y, fssepae e4eaoe iarefs IN cases .
gig o3@en
le~ avzeh lii'e DIG 'son''as
i1t'Ss -. pest VINE esVsH
san.'.1 - s',1q - ss'-'haa fa'n
- ~ i1l'} ~, - 60
I - lpa.lsssA anu Naples sfaney
l ~, s'' Souii'i sih
pc 49, 81, 81. ~ ssses
80 - on -, $500 = -, o:a
- oa' 80 80 ''''A 70 "N'sSey
ny, r.4,.I ~. :,a'i. l:,
~, ,, '5'o ' -. -, a = - N.,aa' Si'So1
: - 80 80 -. :! IY 80,
- Do ~ sa''' 49, -; '.' $500 49,
G''.na,r1an A'lS'S's
-, -
- 80 r,c.o
49, uv, LEAD
lte.ec'' Sin nd IF soss raskty
so,,ebon@
Nu5covado sugars, different qualities
Bengal white co.
Loaf an! lRnp sugars, Philadelphia, Bal
t..r,sore and Alexandli@.
Leipor's, G9n.ctt's, and asaailton's sauss,,
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Z TIC ollouing iaas,se Medicines, Justly &c
icpraee r..loag re CIsltes ,t,tsss Tor 1fss -
sa1epior esScac ii fae curE . esas zSses S =
sssoFseFss soT kk.lsey arerecosnIne =
frcn I3aaaaa ases tent iSallaIsy sssells
siss Store, New-E orx, are sold only.nS tiss
su,scsissr, at lis store IN lAlng51street
Hagss5teas s9aaa ResfofafsUf.
IL conIa1nfsejl as N INVALUABLE iaet'lcllis
Of the speedy sasl cure q he1s9as
disorders az skoh assagise from the lliaalAoSS'
rzte nsa olstea, strot Eqaerss ioag rSsss.es'se
warl4s Mates, exc ssi se wcasaesa, t.s.as = 81
era nation ofstne sy.sseisl.
Hlsgssyta,s's Essence and Ilt'-act
,sstaya
A ssge sassd e3seGtlaE y .sassly iOr shc seus =,
8 a2nspsEisga, spsslss, paias u TAG aA0s go
scs5, &c.
llssssslI5o,s's fosus-s lestreyarsgg Lo-
zenges.
FL Which. many thousands have been. re-
Ed fs;ys tbe distressing and dangerous F.,s>-
.fTyso sss,sls ssstructieSs IN IfaS
sss4aactl and ,QReis
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Fat Warburton Packet.

l.tE subscriber respectfully iunr1as the
pubic, t:sat he has equipped the above Pack
ct n 4vaFt e.tsa1t inal>.esr, aad viii sail from
;icket{: ard Nevtca's wharf toa Fort War
'NJrton. every morning at O'Clock, ard re-
turo to .Aie23D>3iis IN tue atternoot.---
The Packet I'll. b. togs,,atiJ supplied With 3
1ioice collection Of stores for the entertai!.-
incnt Of pas ser, SIS ARA every exertioa usea
20 render he ula.ost 'satiaf,ciion.
Abel Willis.
WHO rAs For SALE At KS STORE,
1850 We. excellent 8aedc Island Cheese
zee bush. of seed potatoes.
Lel:sons in boxes.
Ezacisnt Herri-,s in barrels.
81 Groceries as usual.
My Is. dst* eff.
District OF Columbia, to wit.
NOVEMBER TERM, 1907.
George nsneale, cemhluinont.1
AGAINST ~n ciancery
Stephen Cooke, dsfendaat.
THE said defendant, S5saksr Coo1s.
not having entered his appearance and. given
sechrity according 10 the rules Of tbis court;
sna il sTpeaiing totae satisfaction oftke court
that heis not an inhabitsnt OF this district, OF
motion OF the complainant, by his counsel, in
Is ordered, thai the said defendant do appear
here On the first day Of July term next, and
ans~er tbs co'ap,sinants bill; and that copy
Of this order he forthwith inserted in one Of
the. public newspapers published in tins ccun-
ty, tor two months, succasslvsly ard that ano
Their copy be posted at the front door Of the
court house OF the said county.
4 cspy. Test,
c. Deaeale, c. c.
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NOTHING is Of move importance hali
the nresefy a6on Of healtia-t,.is common l&cep
remark BSoweYcr IS Too OFTEN FonsoTGEa,
whiist Ne are active. and stronggs---and pre-
yention sf psin, which is superior 70 its cure,
is not SsSssciertiy attended 10 by any descrihti-
on Of Persons. Among those disorders which
require the rnosf early and utrenaitting efforts
TO . aficate anti overcome, note have a strong
er Claim lfpon acnotlce than tbs Gout, Rheu-
1llatiissll, I.unbago, Weakness Of the Joints,
ssspssias, Cleefs, the stone. and Crave, tie
Cssenp ana every species of Rheumatic Pairs
nora whatever cause they may have orisSiilat-
ed--afsd hence every reslcf-Whicn can t. ;3t-
rlSnistcred is TOO Valuable to 0e iergortegI.--
Those persons whose ayocations peculiarly ex-
pose them to colds, sc. cannot be toe anxious
ways to possess immediate aid. Sea-ialine,
persons, travellers, Ssa. ought constantly TO
carry vita them that medicine chiea viii
coanterast the unple2sans effects. OF their peri-
losrs duties, ANA especially these pains 20 Which
their situation must expose the~. 10 those
who reside in or visit the Wesf-Iadses, and
Their warm climates, theywiil be found upon
sial ~ ssasey ass alsst esstias service, asa
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Are fusrFy esteemed Tor carrying Oh the st'-
eerSiuoas ,,. from the stomach rad prevent
lag 1nora;d sccra,ions and sheig consequences,
bilious AID malignant fevers. &c. These r1.ss
sse perfsa1tly Inild IN their operation, and may
ss lssa vish safe by persons OF every age
$50 ia seveyg 5itilaIlse.
III Sos'ca 49, satasnt for ths
-g.sis.
SPEEDY sila eifsctlisi remedy, gcnerslsy
rs1ss 80, co.apaant At one aptsilcaSian. At
s1s. De ssasslg use. ~ personal---very. aeos
ss .9y0tyYre E1ssSy-.
FOR tie cure Of every KIND q hss3 echo.
l2l4;sgs5 gsaa2fle Egg stsffr.
IA exceslersS rAzaecy for slIdiso~ders ofts1e
eyes. ananF pe5soas has:a.s been eaget 81 II
waaa nearly de TTriiyei Of sigist-
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