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Oats and RATS, 10 load and unload on the
said Batturr, without paying any wharfage
OF any o,hsr charge whatsvcr, AND that the
water carts may fill at the accussomea
places; bu. that I will sue without dlst'nc-
lion every person who from hsncaforWafd
shall dig the EARTH or commit any otker
srespass thereon. !.
(Signed}
EDWARD LIVINGSTON.
Novsmbsr 10th, 1910.
Thus the mighty dispde, which has cost
the United States so much time and trsu-
bic, owing to the illegal and unjus'ihabls
conduct OF Mr.. Jefferson, seems at last TO
he settled.
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Nt |sS
CONGRESS.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Iaaea for tbs alexandria Gazette.
WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10.

s.ommittee appointed on the petition for
a renewal of the charter Of the y S. Bank:
Messrs. Burwsl', Findley, Southland,
Mitchell. Franklin, Butler, ]. c. Chamber
laio. W.. Chamberlain, Mosey, N. r.
Moore. Miller, Smell, Johnston, Morrow,
Jackson, Gamer, and Poibdexter.
Committee to enquire into Gen. Wilkin
sons conduct:
Messrs. Troup, Bacon, Sayre, Wilson,
md Breckenridge.
MIR. Bt,sses moved that the claims of
Beaumarchsis, aud accompanying papers,
be referred 70 the committee Of claims.
Carried.
Mr.. Aos,sv reported q bill fixing the
fees, &c Of the commissioners for ascer.
tanning the title to lands, sc. in the Mis-
sisippi Territory. Read twice and refer
r.d to The committee Of the whole Cor
Friday next.
Mr.. snaings offered 8 resolution for
the appointment of committee TO en-
quire into the expectancy Of extending
a rnat! from Vincennes, IN the Indiana
Eerr:fory, 70 the western boundary Of
Dearborn County, Agreed.
Mr.. Basaet moved that the petition Of
che Protestant Episcopa! Society at Alex.
andrls, presented the last session, be re-
fseseel 10 select commitser. Agreed, and
cocnoittee Of three appointed.
MIR. Eppes from the COMMITTEES Of ways
and uceans, reported bill making appro-
priations for the relief of American sea.
men in foreign countries, during the year
1909, &c. Read twice and referred e. tbs
committee of the whole for Friday II It,
Mr. Epbcs also reported a bill to cont
hue In force for a further dine the first sec
ton of the acc of 1904 to protect Ameri-
car commerce and seamsn against the Bar
barry powers. Read twice and referred to
the soms,ittee Of the whoh for Friday next.
nfr. Troub desired to be excused, on
account Of the precsriousness Of his health.
from serving on the committee appointed
Yesterday 20 enquire into the conduct of
Gen. Wilkinson. The house excused him.
Mr.. yove offered 9 resolution to the fol-
lowing effect:
Resohoed, That the secretary of the .rea-
s;,ry be directed to lay before this house
the amouni Of debts due from individuals
and bodies corporate 70 the bank Of the
United States, distinguishing the amount
due BY bonds, or other snecial,ies, from
that payable by note, bills Of exchange or
other contracts, rot under seal, to the said
bank and IFS branches and what portion
OF. said debts are considered ss standing
accommodations to the customers OF said bank
and it's branches. Also, she amount Of the
notes Of the said bank and its branches now
in circulation. And whether the revenue of
the United States or what portions oft. are
deposited in the said bank anG its branches,
and whether any, andif any, what portions
are distributed in other banks and what
will be the probable amount deposited In
any Of said banks on TIE ist Of Marsh,
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Isds The operation Of the

sds the operation Of the
n.impor,asion IS TO takepla
ebsaafy.i II arevocation shall
nTaee Be fore tnat day. but
gtaksn place ADD not be known
IN the United States. 1.-THE
.,.in from sizing naerehan-
4 Il after TIA. sda5 ntsis the tact
4 ,,,.n ascrr,ail,ed, aud the sdicts
,r, b.sn resnked, the n1efchsn-
escape forfeiture and the law
,ha, acriod viii be in operation' -------
If,brs seize sci; and the ediess shall aass oeen
s,ok,d The seizures will have BET n mega.
- Collectors viii DC liable 10 pc rsoaai
800. This inconvenience may be rsnle'
80 !, proyisioa direcsing ashat during
,,sr;od il shall be .hs duty OF the Col
~ "a make seizuses, eut that tue
,sd, shall be restored 20 the par,ies'
"a their giving bond with surs''es 'o' 'Ae''
<zy.lae.
49,, n f.yor of vessels which have sailed tor
~ British Eass indies, prior to the pfssa,
d-s.,s proclamation, and the short period
~ three months from the date OF that pro-
c,am,;ou. 90 she day on which the law - 10
~. essct,. vii. occasion tosfeiiures or hea>.,
% t,sses. IN cases of bona fde American
prop.r,y in England. paid for or ordered
fnr;or 20 She proclamation. II seems lneSs-
3 ,y ooin, eligible that cases clearly !o.essen
4 .hop!c re provided sor by law, instesG ct
being .e!t to, executive discrrtion.
wA. e. 10 believed that an absEdonElenS
\ BIZ the Jaissd States OF their share OF the
pesai,ies and so.ssitures, which may be IT,
eurfea. and che distribution Of these ac-
xcF6iag &. the circumstaaces 0! shr case.
amongst .he collectors, the other custom
house oescers. the inspectors who nave
iseretcsesc had i.o share, end TIE t'aformera,
would ;naure greater degree OF zcai and
vigilance IN detecting and preventing IN.
fractions OF rhe law.
IS Some addi;ional provision will be
necessary 10 enforce the law on the northern
fron,ies of the United sSIases amongst
WHICH snay be reekoned the erectlon Of
so..se new collection districts, particularly
on che river ST. Lawrence, and IN the cast
err par. Of the state .of Vermonts an M.
GREASE of ssiary 80 che collectors in that
quarter, iussasuah as endcr The ncn.imror-
cation. that par, OF their compensation
which Is derived fToRs ices, ysisl be conzi-.
dtfabIy sedaced, and that which, arises,
froa commissions a!toge;hey iosti and az
sa'hori,y 70 slee-ermrd {aree IF tee on't'a
Ssasts 30 mass' uizRres, And ii must &c.
atded tina, the peculiar SITUATION 81 these
districts vii, render condemnation sEtreme-
" a;&ealt. anisss the obligation Dc smpossd
or psssans clai.niag merchandise ssized
sheses &C prove chat fss sons zpas teg'c1g
mp3g7rg"
yslE wtai&a IS respectfully submitted.
ALbERT GALLATtR.
xseasGry Departlpeat,
lGsvs. so, 1850.
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Juti pubi|iheds
Hfnrang's Aew Virginia zLElees
g. Notice.

g~HE Subscriber BEES leave to snforia 1hs
j public THAI he is shaut commencing ta@
Rope Making Business in ali It's branches, ana
will be ready 10 accommodate any Yho nay
favor him with their custom, 90 5he shor.a
est notice: In ahout Two WoGhs S!rsuA"
stances having occurred TO prevent :,ia ine
tended removal, hs wishes 10 return lis sin
cere THANKS 10 those igho nave encouraged
him since his residence III shia ::sacs ar
hopes sel!i te merit thc same.
THONGS Gsims
December 20.
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bsaatyis arevoeas'on snail
place before saas day. but
gti,ks place ADD not be known
in the un.ssd States. time
stain from sizing mereaan-
d after TIA. da, until The tact
hren ascrr,ained, aud the sdlcss
sar,. b.,n revoked, the n1erchsn-
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

men who taught the tyrans's tools the
hard lesson.
In our letter, you praise me extreme
ly for being the fortunate commander
of valiant men. To merit the praise or
my country, has been leading motive
OF my life-for unmeri.ed. praise is but
satire. Therefore We should Ee Care
full not to bestow too much praise un-
less we mean to satirize.
You mention being pleased with the
Toast I gave you LAST year. have
the best Of evidence that the people Of
gour rugged country do sincerely ac-
cord with such sentiments-for in TT
you displayed evidence by practice and
Ihave no doubt, If zoe had a Congress
nozo zuho had the resolution to express
the will Of the nation you vouM be
found as ready as y0u zoere then. -.
BE assured OF my friendship for
yourselves and the rest of the inhabi-
tants of the Green Mountains, and
accept my thanks for your respect.
JOHN STARK.
Hon. jonathan. Robinson,
Eleazer HarOks, and
DaOidFay.
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SHEEP.

: Great Britain, with population of
10 millions, is stated to have IS nilli..
ons of sheep. The United States; with
z millions of persons, ought to have a.
bout II millions of sheep, to preserve
the same proportion; but as wool is
not much used to the southwark, lam
inclined to believe that the quantity of
sheep in the United States, do not ex-
coed 10 or IL millions, notwithstapd.
ing their great increase within the last
two or three years.
The war 10 Spain having destroyed
many of the Mcrino sheep, G. Bri-
tain which used to import from 2 to 8
millions of lbs. annually, at about 8
shillings, sterling, now purchases 1t al
Is shillings, and her6ne cloths exported.
have in consequence very much risen.
The duty also upon exports, aud the
heavy duty upon imports here, and
high feight and insurance, have also,
operated to augment the price.
Suppose the ten millions of sheep in
the United States doubled in wears.
and their produce to be 4 ID. per sheen.
there will be an increase of 40 millions
of lbs. and suppose that the other ten
millions of sheep by improvements In
their fieeces give each one Id. more.
here will be an addition CT 10 millions
OF lbs. The total so millions.
The woollen manufactures of Great
Britain amount to about IS millions
sterling, and ofthese about = millions
are exported. The United States will
soon export wool raw and manufacture.
ed, the greater portion of our popnla.
ion require warm clothing all the year
round, the rest will be supplied with
cotton, or mixture of borh for the
warm season.
America, with benignant counte-
nance, peace smiling by her side, well
comes the arts and sciences resortine.
to her shores, and points to err exten.
sive territories where Merinoes NAV
Craze unalarmed by the roar of cannon.
or by hordes of ierocious soldiers.
Aurora.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.
From the Aurora.
RErEAL OF THE FRENCH DEGREES.

The abrogation Of the Berlin and
Milan DEGREES, whether from necessi-
ty or whatever other motive, on the
part OF Francr, is an event that ought
to afford real qualification to every a.
merican.
IF necessity has produced the re.
peal Of those DEGREES, it is a proof of
the efficacy of our embargo and nom
intercourse measures, in procuring us
just treatment, even from the power,
which it was asserted they could not
injTe, and gives the lie to the asser-
tions, that our government resorted -
them, because they were injurious on
iy to G.. Britain.
II, on the other hand, it should be
made to appear, dhat SO for from me-
cessity producing a change of mea-
sures, on the part Of France, towards
the United Sta,es, American and West
India produce are now more abundant
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
New York, Oct. 9.
IMPORTANT.

Capt. DE- rnis, of the brig Washing
ton, arrived here yesterday morning
from Gottenburg, spoke on the first Of
October, on the south shoals of Nam
tucke', the ship Sally, W,bber, Of Bos-
ton, 81 days from Liverpool, for Bal
timore, having on board messenger,
with dispatches from General Arm
s6org (our Mrister in France) for GO
verament. Capt. w. was informed
by the Messenger, thatthe French De-
erees were repealed, and that the dis.
patches were supposed to be very fa-
vorable to the commercial interests Of
America. The Sally left Liverpool
IN great haste, and was in ballast trim.
Nor. Advertiser.
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sCaptzin Smith, of the schr. Alert,
left Dublin on the soth of August, but
did not bring any newspapers. Capt.
S. informs us, that the last London
papers received in Dublin, did not
contain any thing relative to the re-
Peal:ng of the British Orders In Ceun-
Z. Gil.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

Thus 1t appears, that we have carri-
ed two OF our candidates for Congress,
and the federalists one. Messrs. Sey-
bert, Anderson, and Mil,sor will repre-
sent this district of course. Messrs.
Barclay and Biddle are elected TO the
Senate. Francis Johnston and Jacob
Baker having the greatest number of
votes will be- returned TO the governor
as the SherifIs elect.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

We undcrstardfhat letter has been
received in Marllehead, stating that
all the American property which had
been detained ia the Bay of Biscsy
was delivered TO its original owners.
II this be the fact, the probability is,
that the same course will be pursued
with American property in other ports
under the influence Of Napoleon.
Salem Register.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
From the Mezo-Hampshire Patriot.
INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE,


BENNINGTON, July rs, 1910.
Respected Sir,
ONE more the season has ARR
we'd Tor the celebration OF that auspici.
Gus day, when you Sir, at the head of
our FaVe yeomanry-under the bene.
volenfnand OF a experimenting Pro-.
videhSs--led our troops to victory, on
the memorable hills of Walloemsack
The people of the adjacent counties
have resolved to celebrate il on the
consecrated ground. For This purpose
they have chosen large and respecta.
bic committee from the SURROUNDING
towns. The Governors OF the States
OF New-York and Vermont will be IN
Ivited, and probably attend. Hundreds
OF our fellow citizens who fought by
your side, and thousands of other re-
Publicans will be present on the plea
sing occasion. Nothing, Sir, can be
wanting to make our Joys complete
bat the presence of our venerable
friend and commander, whom with
Ams{lcan pride we style the Hero o f
Ben7 stcn.
4n>y0nr patriotic address to us of
last year we regret that you tell us that
the oil is almost extinguished In the
lamp, and that age has rendered it i'm.
possible for you to attend: although,
we are again pressed by our feilow-ci-
tizens TO give you an invitation to
come ndjoin in the festivities of the
day. The Toast, Sir, which you sent
US in 1909, will continue to vibrate
with uEsceasipg pleasure in our ears
Lfoe fifAer aie-Death is not the great
Nevsr,---never, Sir, shall we cease
to reco4ect with the most ardent affec.
tion the man who made the arrange
ment, and who at the hazard of his
life executed the plan with such .deci-
sion and success. And while your
sword was waving on the high places
of the field, the cries of thousands Of
our distressed fellow.citizens like a
cloud rolled before the Eternal. Hea-
ven heard-and led you aud your brave
fellow-cisizen., to glory and to victory.
Accept, dear General, the expressi-
on of our warmest gratitude and of
our highest esteem, and believe us to
be your cordial friends.
JONATHAN ROBINSON. (, @
ELEAZER HAWKS, g
DAVID FAY. O.
The hon. Gen. JOHN STARK.
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NEw.Yoax, Oct. 8.

NEW. YoRK, Oct. 8.
Captzin Smith, of the schr. Alert,
left Dublin on the soth of August, but
did not bring any newspapers. Capt.
S. informs us, that the last London
papers received in Dublin, did not
contain any thing relative to the re-
Peal;ng of the British Orders In Ceun-
Gil. = {.
Captain Doty, who arrived at this
port yesterday, in 95 days from Ba-.
tavia, informs, tlat2 days before he
sailed, Fi,z, the commander of the
Spice Islands, was shot by, order of
the Governor-General, for haying Civ
erup the Islands to the Britisil----
Captain d. further states, that sever
nj engineers had just arrived at Ba-
tavia, from the Isle of France, for
the purpose of constructing for i6ca-
tons. The sea, of Government has
been RENE we'd from Batavia to Bui-
tepzorg, about so lies from Batavia,
where the Governor General had built
a most superb palace. A British
squadron passed up the Chinese seas a.
bout Ike 25rh of June.
The Calcutta Or entail Star contains,
an official account of an insurrection
in India, by Mahomedan Fakir.---
The following is the proclamation of
this fanatic:
To I'll Couusellors and the Hakim
Of SUrat, be it known that the Emau-
GM Been of the end Of the world, or
Emaum Mendee, has new published
himself, and the name of this Dur
welsh is Ahmud, and that in the Hin
devie they call him Rajah Nukluk.---
Belt fur her known TO you, that if the
Elslaum, ode Mahomedan faith is &C.
crpted, it rs better, otherwise empty
the town, or on the contrary you may
prepare for battle. This Fakir is now
come,down from the fourth Sky, with
four bodies; combining Adam ION
whom be peace,) Essah the son of
NIarium, Jesus the son of Mary, and
Ahmud ION whom be peace, } and they
/. have all four come upon one place &
they have no guns nor nuskets with
them, hut stick and handkerchief
are with me--be yourself prepared.
Dated IL h iZilhij, corresponding with
the 18th Jan. 1910"
The disturbances raised by this fell
low, caused the loss of several hun.
died lives, and many towns were burnt
before the insure ction could be quel-
led.
During late overflow of the Can
ges, near Hudwar, three fakeers, who
came for the purpose of performing
their abiut;ons, were washed away and
drowred-a circumstance considered
by tf1rfr bre thren as an especial mark
of divine favor, and celebrated accor-
di:g!y.
The Directors Of the African In.
.titunon IA eI;iop, in their Fourth Re.
port, lhatthe Observation-Disclosures
received from the roast Of Africa con-
cur in stating, that in the month of
October last the coast was Grove ed
with vessels, known TO be Anne, lean,
trading for slaves under Spanish and
Swedish flags. The slaves thus pro-
cured, Il is understood, were after
wards to be carried for sale either to
South America or to the Spanish Yves,
Indies. Some carSoes, there is rea-
sonto believe, were landed 1T St. Bar.
,holomt ws, and struggled thence into
English Islands.
Nrw Yopr Orr a
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ANSWER.
s4f,rafeld, 2om Sept 1910.
mNAENDs,

sAf,rAtfeld, 2om Sept 1910.
az AlENDs,
YOJkSsf the 25th of July is but
just received, inviting me again to par
take of the joys Of your festival. Had
not your letter been stopped in its pas
sage to me, it could have made no dit
ference-for it is now 80 years that
have been in wear. and am worn be-
yond all hopes Of repair. The disease
and pain attending this last stage of life
rendermany ofihe sorroundingob
that once delighted in, indifferent to
me. But if any thing could have excit-
ed my pleasure, it would have been the
being with you on the 10th Of August.
A scene like that must have brought to
my recollection the principal events OF
my life. could not but remember how
British tyranny arose, and how X Yield
ed to the untutored bravery of Demo-
crazy: and particularly, to be upon that
fortunate spot with so many Of the brave
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. II.
GENERAL STATEMENT.

The following is the aggregate of
votes in the city OF Philadelphia, Nor
them Liberties, east and west, inclu-
ding Penn township, Southwark, Moy-
anensipg and Passyunk, BIockley and
kingsessing, Germantown, Roxboro'
Busleton, and county of Delaware
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
NEw.Yoax, oc,o. II.

Capt in Mariner, from Port.au.
PRICE, infcrnla that bloody battle
wa fought in August between Chris
topic and Petion's troops at the Mole,
in which the former lost GOO men and
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BALTIMORE, Oct. Q.

:, bALTIMoRE, OCT. @
Ard, schr. Hazard, Harrison, "a
days fr. Kingston Usm.) rum and
pimento---Ssmuel Grace. Left there
18th uit. brig Beauty, Of philad'a. for
Havana in 2 DIS; and two Northern
vessels, names uufnowu.--psssed brig
lula, mcconnell, last SATURDAY, off
New Fl. Comort, with her main mast
gone.
All MIRANDA'S MEN have
been set at liberty by thu new gov.
ernment of the Spanish Main, six OF
them had arrived at Jamaica. All o.
Tiers who had been impri9oned under
the old government, were also set at
liberty.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16
BALTIMORE, Oct. Q.

The Maryland House of Delegates
is composed of eighty members, be.
ing ths representation from nineteen
couu Saud two cities. The state Of
q LIN the next House, as receiy.
ed, stand thus
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1810-10-16

of his best. Generals, one Of whom
was Marshal Baze.
Capt. M. further states, that early
10 September, OF Christophs's Barges
were taken of the Mote by a squadron
Of petion's boats.
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i;sh reople, and xiE {arshhattN. s;sh i.
mransof peoionx,ng thssssst /: Tint the
A.,xrieans ate aho0sto beSnns The, most
powerful auxiliary % thu eomnsrce, ind
TIA. thr veil under which they 7ts,snd 70
s..ouise it, will g;vex new sarsgy: Tha,
!, Is ,t,. >asea,sst insArsst Of iy0ncs md 81
hsr aisss. 10 dsEsat, ~ AL eossssLx
Mems, that odious esnpivaaes betw' 4
III. peopls who cali she,nseivss cur irisuds,
and the esernai enemies Of our rsposs and
OF our prvspsri.y.
Twas On III. poin. Of forwarding my let
ter. when | learned from q good source,
that oil 10 now finally srrangsd be,ween
England and The United States, and &C.
corJin, to news VI tke 29th April. 10 reel.
pr.cal sa.ist..c,ioa. II. opsn aud t'aas
s,sp of IN. United States, is, at least more
deesn. than ,ha. y. frat adopted They
have agreed with the English not toeoms
to France. Holland, or italy, aa4 90 take
from, the faul, (admise the precaution \
new order Of council, Of 29eh April last.
declares those countries ia \ rigorous stsse
Of blockade ! All the ports OF The u. Scare
open,as formerly, 70 the English commerce..
This 10 excellent Il remains to be kn0wn
whether these happy combinations will noe
be rendered useless by him who 40 we'll
kaows how "a have his orders exeeu.ed.
VIII he suRer Nil the countries about
France 10 be inundated With English goods,
which could fraudalep,iy be introduced into
his empire! Whether the frontiers Of Ger
many orSwi.zsriand will not I've a. rigorous
lyshu. as those Of Eolland--whe:her any Of
our allies will not Join in the total exclusion
of Gag which has become TOO suspicious
whether precautions viii net be doubled,
and carried 70 the greatest pitch Of severity
whether we must not learn, deGnjuvely,
to do without some fictitious engagements,
and thereby prevent one OF two million.
more of men from psrishins - victims TO
English monopoly and, Americas cupidisr.
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For Sale, or Exchange.

TIE subscriber offers to sell or cxshanbs
for property in the town OF Aicxandria, 500
acre,of Land up'n the Great Kanhawa river,
In the state OF yirglm,: The land is situated
immediately upon The banks OF tho ri.er AMI
nearly opposite the riou,h .e6f. Pocotollico
creek. II Is alt bottom, free fson; ponds,
CUTS anil sia.hes. ard in poihf OF situat,on as
Wen as qualify e4uai 10 any lands npU, he
SAID liver. a laerc particular description
VIII be sisen ana the terms tnatlc known by
appAcation 70 .hc subscriber howill give An
ndtsputAbis' title. u 60
1sgary "a slxsw
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January -. ..,. eo,f
New Tootl, Extractor.

t. THE subscriber has effected ~ improve
mcnt 10 the instrument for Extracting teeth,
by which that operalion Is rendered consider
ably less psinIri. and mora sale, than by the
com,Snn method, and applies in all cases.
During some months use Of this instru-
mcn., 1.-THE only one except Rrulf's Patent,
where that wilt apply tie jaw has in no m.
stance been injured, nor the gum torn Tor Ia.
eerstel.l q" So -.
Persons who ehuse it, attended at their
homes as usual Apply lower end Of Prince
......s. !. . 49,. Oh: Douglas,
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