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NJ Revno,ds t,,ep moved to reOonsi'

Mr.. Reynolds then moved = 's0O ' ! J,
Ter the vote which adopted the provls'
,ffered by Mr.. Bradbury. ms mo''o'
was rejected BY a large majority. 80 i.
Mr. Innham Moved to strike out th{
,1st of December next, the time Fixed b,
he bill after which the payment %. o. uu
ries, taxes, debts, &c. OWING 70 1he !
states viii be demanded IN sps cle' Dill
made currently law or In treasury ho.es
This amendment was negativea "ith'
jut division.
The question was then taken on en-.
rross;na the bill for third reading, and
Vas decided as follows
For eRgrossilg -
Against it ~
And the house adjourned.
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ne uDscrIbcr has Tor SaS
9 cases well assorted lsish I'hs"
2 ditto long lawns
9 ditto sheetings "A
Whis h will be sold low BY the 's''
single piece. y
8 bales Merino W oil. and sons'
cellent family t.eur.
ia b Morgah
rfax-street
arril 90 -
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CONGRESS-.
HOUSE Of REPRESENTATIVES,.
WEDNESDAY, April "a.

AZ. Root from the committee on eS
nenditures in the war department, re,
,orted a bill supplementary to the Sc
lyeral acts, organizing the office OF the
accountant Oft war department, "hlcl
was twice read and committed.
Mr.. Ruger from the committee ar
pointed TO examine generally into unset
tied balances, reported bill to estaolisai
the Office of accountant Of the departure
ot state ; which was twice read and com
united.
MIR. Nelson of Va from select com
|mittee. reported a bill establishing tue
patent Off e, providing the msans 81
further encouragement to authors ana
Inventors. and guarding more eiteetnaii,
against frauds and impositions. by Pa
|tenteeS,
MIR. M'Kee, from the committees aP
pointed TO enquire into the accounts
rendered and settled of James Thomas
a dep. guar. mas, general IN the army o.
the u. S. 81 to examine into the account:
connected Herewith, made epcrt, EN-
|bracing statement of facts aud man.
documents, but expressing no opinion 81
the subject, and reco mending a more
mature examination into the matter a
the next session; which report was or
dered to lie, and be printed.
Various unimportant amendment
made by the Senate to private bills from
this House, were respectively consideref
aud agreed 70.
The bills from the Senate for the re
|! lief of the representatives o. lsnace I
Dellno For adjusting the claii,s to lant
etc /; for autho izing he sale ollots own
| ed by the u. 5. in New Orleans; ano
| for settling the compensation of the CO
missioners, clerk and translator OF th'
board of land claims in the safe OF Lou
tisiana; we're severaily twice read aaf
referred.
The several bills yesterday ordered t.
a third reading, were read a third time
land passed.
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April 1s
NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the Warf''a -
Company are hereby rotified. that u y
election for a Presideat ana fre'sg ~
rectors advertised 20 be held at ne ~. "
fee Of tie COMPANY OF Nlopday ne Z !
instant, is postponed untli the u" 80
June next. -.
John a. ". Smith, CssAh
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French Cargo at Auction.

On Monday ssth inst. at 8 o'clock, E
NJ. at Trwin's wharf, viii be sold sb'
CARO- IF the BRIG Eliza, F. Dyer. mas
l Ger. from MarseiHes, consisting OF
4 SO casks claret
80 pipes OIL proof brandy,
100 cases claretl doz. each
:. IS do Vim de Grave dozen each,
so do Fsonlignac ditto, ditto
"a barrels vine vinegar.
26 casks rolled birthstone
900 boxes CASTLE soap
80 half chests Lucca OIL
ss- cases salad oil in bottles
so baskets do. do.
10 bales eorks
10 boxes Smyrna figs
% do olives.
IS do anchoyies
Is DO capers
ape- scks filberts
pare ~Aelled almonds
the ines
one lily lemons
road rs paper
luans
aliEs er hangings, elegant.
bis nRJTGs.
'He SIENNA
ase
shs Gskes
mmOny
Paste
Spunges
ialls
Pummice Stone.
IN Griffith and Brawner.
& Auctioneers
April c6.
sr7- The editors@o the National In
telligencer are requested to give tht
above two insertions. and the Baltimore
American one insertion.
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1000 bushels Of clean bright w.
salt. and 4
1850 bushels os James River la los !
Both these articles will De sOl0 y
AIKEN from on board. Apply 70 o,.o,,
ssEuascai .M'ln'
who has so casks o. Lame iOf '' a
april 26
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Just Received from Boston,

Just Received from Boston,
by the sch. Rebecca, Capt. Berry,
New England rum
BsngalindigO
Soap IN boxes
Alum.
AND IN STORE,
First quality Madeira WTses
Tensritfe in half pip
Lishen, and
Malaga & quarter
Port casks.
4th proof Antigua rum in hhds.
Holland gin
Whiskey in barrels and hhds.
Superior guilty Orleans sugar IN
hcgsheads and barrels
Wrapping paper
No. aud 5 chocolate
Liverpool! blown and coarse salt
Best family -four. and a general as
sortment IF groceries,
For sale By
Bryan Hampson & Co,
april 90
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For Boston,

FT% The Schooner Reeecca, eJf 81
5 Il T Berry /; an excellent Ses' o VI
,eady for tie reception Of a caFsa' y
.eceive freight on mo Ierate term !.
ply to ,,,,s r,cEsoN.,
Who has scr sale, landing ~"
Schooner,
tso toas PL4Al51Ea. eeas
april -
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TO LET.

TO LET.
The two story Brick IL ouse on King
street. opposite the Mech anics' Bank
at aresent occupied by Mr. Isaac Rob
biasasa dry good store. 20 session vii
be .iyea on the fipst of May.
Adam Lynn.
March e7 Staw
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Public Sale.

On Saturday, the 9th instant, on I !, =
er,s wharf, at twelve o'clock, VIII De
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The Ship
THOMAS.

$3.50 This vessel is IN c9mPle',
order, having just received q 81. a,o, Ja :,
repair. Terms made known az 'he p'ac'
of sale. = xr..,.,,.,
april 20 os
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Salt Il Coal atloat.

anril 90
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-17

Ii not exceeding one dollar, ten cents.
IL above one dollar, and not exceeding
two dollars, twenty cents.
Ii above two dollars and not exceeding
three dollars, thirty cents.
L! above three dollars and not exceeding
five dollars, fifty cents.
Ii above five dollars, and not exceeding
ten dollars, one dollar.
1t above ten dollars, and not exceeding
twenty dollars, two dollars.
III above twenty dollars and not exceed .
ing fifty dollars, five dollars.
If above fifty dollars, and not exceeding
one hundred dollars, ten dollars.
If above one hundred dollars. and no,
exceeding FIVE hundred dollars, fifty dol.
lars.
If above five hundred dollars, one hun.
dred dollars.
And IN relation to the stamp duties here.
IN and hereby imposed, there shall not be
allowed any annual or other composition O,
communication, but the same shall be spec;6.
cally collected for and upon the stamps aft
liked to the notes hereby charged Herewith
saving the rights of all persons under exist
ing contracts. And it shall be the dutv al
tine commissioners of the revenue to cause
to be provided so many marks and stamps
differing from each other, as shall COZ es.
pond with the several rates IF duty afore
SAID but each stamp shall express. among
other things, the following words at length
IN distinct and legible characters: 8. Not
specie note" And all the provisions of
the act entitled, sc an act for LAYING duties
on notes of banks" &c. passed ON the end
OF August, one thousand eight hundred and
thirteen, and of the supplements thereto.
passed on the tenth of December, one thou .
sand eight hundred and fourteen, shall be
applied to the stamp duties imposed by
this act, as fully as if the same were herein
recited anc re-enacted, except so far as res
poets the rates of duty, and an annual com
position in lieu of the stamp duties. Pro
r,ded ARRAYS nevertheless, that if an y banks
or bankers shall, on or before the first dav
OF November next, certify to the Secretary
OF the Treasury, that their notes will he
payable and paid in coin as aforesaid. upon
demand, after the thirty-frst day of De
cember next, and if it appear to his salts
faction that payment is to be made, then.
with respect to such banks and bankers,
the rate of duty and the privilege of compo,
sItlon and communication shall remain in all
respects as if this act had not been pas
sed. r"'
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-17

moved to strike out the limitation Of t,se wears 60
tne 2S per cent and insert four years. This mo.
Non was negativ ed-2yes 81, noes -
MIR. Smith of Md then proposed to make the
Limit OF the IS per cent. duty three years, instead
of tow
ms motion was carried-ayes 20, noes7l. and
Then the amendment of the committee of the
whole, as amended, (25 per CT fol three wears and
~ per cent. hereafier) was agreed to BY large
majority.
The house then proceeded with the remaining a.
mendments of the committee of the whole.
on the question of agreeing with the commit
zee on reducing the duty on imported iron from
70 10 - cents per cwt MFR. Burnside demanded
the yeas and nays, and the amendment was con-
CURED in
For the amendment SO
Against it. 81
III the progress ofthe house through the other
amendments of the committee, Mr. Hopkinson
made an unsuccessful motion to raise the duty
on shot to three cents per lb-the duty original.
~ was one cent, and raised by the committee 10
two cents.
Inc house disagreed to the amendment res
pecting lead dry or ground in oil, &c. and res.
'ored the duty to three cents per Id.
Mr.. Sfedrns moved that the amendment of the
committee which reduced the duty on brown
sugar to 1-2 cents per lb. be amended, by fur
VIC uuty 10 Two Cents per ID. This
motion was decided by yeas and nays in the aft.
firmatiye as follows
For the amendment Sc
Against it 56
And the amendment Of the COMMITTEES. nc \.
mended, was agreed to without division.
ine duty on lump sugar, on motion of Mr.
smith OF Md was then reduced to 10 cents per
10 instead OF ~, as reported by the committee
OF the whole
Inc house disagreed to the amendment of the
com nttee IN the duty on wine, and restored il TO
one dollar per gallon on London particular Ma
oeila and 20 cents per gallon on alother Madeira
motion was made by Mr.. Pickering so to A.
MEND the proviso adopted by the committee res
pecuhS INDIA cottons, as 10 admit all importa
lions rom India within one year af er the SOtl: Of
JUNG next, on their paying Is per cent, on the
cost OF the goods in India, with the addition of
Tue usual ~ per cent.--in other words to reduce
me amount To the old double duty.
Mr. Pickering advocated his motion at some
enSIn' and was supported with zeal by Mr.
ward OF Ms who argued that it would be un-
Just 10 ruin one class of citizens to benefit ano
tner' which would be the effect if those mer
chants VINO had sent out orders to India, were
subjected to the heavy duty reported by the COM
Before the question on this amendment wa,
and ~
The House adjourned about halfpast4 o'clock.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1816-04-17
SPECIE PAYMENTS.

The following is copy of the bill which
was reported in the House of Represents
tyes, for coercing specie payments, and
which has since been recommitted and mo.
difed.-.Nat. Int.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

sccred stream making excursions sgains:
tie avlges. con'enGing with the British,
md csasIising the Tories ; his days all
action. his nights AL watchfuness main
tanning tn communication between Mas
sachus-tts. N,w-TorS and Jersey, Mhcn
he held disputed possession of bur iuur or
1--we counties; when, w. eye George Gin
ton, then a sun amidst the gloom. the cen
tire of hope and the source OF encourage
ment, al mist pronounce New-YorlS the
Saviour" of the national use. None
but Washington could have displayed the
activity, constancy and in,repiGi,y OF CHM
ton. Gu every ground then, has New
York cause OF cxuitaton she has twice
propped the nation; and it only remains
for her to MAINTAIN her character TO be
as prudent III peace as entsrpriLing in war.
The natural advantages OF Virginia are
scarcely comparable with those Of tins
state. This truth is So Thoroughly demon
Strated in the report of the Committee ut
the late meeting, that we desist from re-
marking upon it. That report, we are in
hopes, will soon be s ven - the pub ic.
NJ I. Coium6iDn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

the world has Acknowledged, and rot
these coasters which her enemies have i'm
sg'ncd. Now IS the accented zine, to save
her reputation, and place her chauces OF
Improvement upon an imperishable basis.
Large debt is due us by the II. Safer
paying OFT The debts which we owe to the
Banks by inStalments, balance will sti,
remain IN our hand. q sizes this, TIE adj
dHionoI toaes may be curta,led of all their
oGiHus TIA urcs, bnt 4 considerable portiVn
oil tAem ought TO be continued. ipil any
Leg S!ator be mean enough, ut this crisis OF
publ 9 enthusiasm, while ny other state
is starting III the race o. Improvement
will any Legislator Of YuPintG. VIC say,
BE- mean enough to vote for the abolition OF
these taxes, under the miserable hope of
curryng popularity, while by that single
act h psralyses the public spirit. aad ar
rests the grand destinies OF the old Domi-
niou ?
-No7v IS the precious time-Now is the
moment for fixing our character, perhaps
tnr ages. Ii, Legislators Of Virginia, YOU
bi st these prospects, by a tiInc-serying
policy, you are responsible for the degra-
dation which ensueS.-But, it is impossible.
You zviH nor neglect this golden opportuni-
ty, to open our rive,s, to Improve our
roads, to bndt he East and West in indisso-
!uble bonds. to Icy the { TN lation Of grand
scheme ot literary Institutions and to en-
title the session Of 1Sl5-f6 TO the applause
anu gratitude ct every friend of Virginia.
We wait the issue with iDconceivab'e anxi-
ety-the eyes of the world are now upon
you.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
~
4 GARD.

Mr.. Richie N nblis d., len,.o. ard 80. mn.
. b, giving the closed |, ters from IA Ion -.
be tho" as jefferson ard Dr. Nii,.heii o. New
"i <, 10 also the certificate !rom the Kcv. Niiliam
D. neiu, place u his paper.
Aier such highly respectable tcs;insrv-sn,i.
"enn,e assurances. ii IL tXtelsige aud .li.ersii
,ui'iy, trc cheap es' ard exc etec o; - remedy,
ne can thope, that p;r.jucce Wi; be- silent and
opposition will crsse
Pchfar Forest. September So, 1915.
DEAR SIR.
THANK !ou i6r TIE ramphic- Ven Inv, hrco
70 Nliu rs To S'd me AMI have rad !, win crst plea
Hn.' bnt MhS1i you rsgWeet opinion ga 81 At NOR,
ul am ine 10 give or torn. tauO eiti,tly iiJiae
wan uie structure oi our frame. Vt Nth ie medical
agents Winch ray elaupe Is Situn frnn had 20 ri m
60 IN TIE healing art. have bte1 iiyil,d 1Lce siuirs
h.e fi'n hut intellectually Wfh my attention. Your f,,
F!S itinos, 81 u a. ioptd worthy of M ACME 81 -
YET, Sut whril consider the IN ,i-s which ;fi,
tst century oFtwO have sd other, ali tr-
sln', NJ! using On facts ingtiiu,sly lid obi.. 60
''ihihih huttHo bctwt'Ii rR.. and sav nor g.-
TO" ier 'of iGhGs cg. b.nc'r ilc,. have t or or
ne sr'Ft potency c }our Bath ana ,hat it ~ b.
ohin c''ihe o. marx, efficacy uhunIn d,,as,.s. Ni,.
l,aie t;"sn the particular win rim II VIII he ,,,-
M OF o''yt"e For i'll madeleine cArit,ic- Is The st,-
sltA Sinc hrs discrimination >-i,t The st.ap,.
utl W probably become thc kf.a herc.T. ni,innt
i c'r i'' nticTimeIts, one at the gir1, IS v
Eufiue;i'T Tor soothing sui.trnP VILE H. prnSs
10 SLY here Aec'rI my sarcOt the pulc ackno,y lr.-
'i,a uv 10 !o'renrts for splleiTg condition, and lie
Insurance. oil my great e.tsrn and iCsp,si.
,,,,,,r ,.n,.,. TAoErAS JEFFERSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

merce OF the " States according to ths
Convention Of Cpmr"rce couclua,G With
q. Britain on the 81 Gay of July LIST, MS
read the Sd time, and the question v IS s,a-
ted g shall ,he bill y s. ~
1i'. passage Of the bill was adsoc ted
ny Mr.. Eas', N, Mir Tucker altl NJ. Cuth-
oe''' az OPPOSED BY Mr. ii.Ancy to
whom Mr.. Randolph rsphed.
l)''r'ng ihe discussion The oil was recSv-
Ell ir'''" the Scnat,, wG.,h Is n0tlced above.
Mr.. FORSYTH stated thr ieasrns uhy Ae
mop, q, Notwithstanding the f.ce,,t Of TIE
bill trom tue Senate tnst Tie bi, now he
tore the House would pass, as, ,cco,,,iag
to his view, The Senate had, by passing that
e'n' attempted 20 evade the question b.
fore the House.
The ~ stion VS. Ohou' TO be put, wi IN
NJ. Stanford having mtim. TED his oes.re 20
speak or the quo>t,om---
On motion, ,he House adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
~ IHesday, January 9.
THE TREATY.

Ihe house, according to- ne Order oe
the y, resumed the consideration Of the
b II Tor carrying into effect the convention
OF commerce between the u. States aud
Great British.
The question being on ordering the bin
to be engrossed for third reading
The b'il was advocated by Mr.. Gholsor.
Mr. Randolph and Mr.. Reynolds, and op-
posed by Mr.. Hardin and Mr.. Calhoun.
W speeches OF considerable length and in
tcrest
The question was taken m ordering The
bill to third reading, about three o'c1ocp
and decided in the affirmative bv . ,oa;c,.'
ity OF about 20 votes.
Wedneed1v, .Jaauq1.y 10.
TEE BRITISH TREATY.
The eDgrossed bill 20 regulate tie com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
BY LAST NIGHTS MN.
CONGRESS.
IN SENATE.

TUESDAY. January 9.
Mr.. Bibb, from the Committee ON Fo-
reign Relations, to whom the subject was
referred, reported the following bin, which
was read aud psssed to second read
ing.
"A bill concerning the Convention IN regulate the
Commerce between the Territories OF he u ,it,.,
States AMI his Britannia NI,jcs,y.
lie" enacted and deckued BIZ the Senate ana
h0''se Of i9etyesenfG6ues eftie Uui,ci ,C.atee nj
'd'HericH ~ Congress Gssem5le5, That so much on
Ems act or acts as Is contrary TO tie provisions OF the
Convention between the Unit 4d States and his B,i-
fannie Naiesiy, the ratiicstious whereof were tn,,
tually exchanged the lwent second ,iay Of Dserm
Der, one thousand eight HUNDRED and frecr. shall
he deemed and takon tn I've ONO force or eject.
WEDNESDAY,, Jan. 10.
The above bill was read second md
by unanimous consent, third time. mass
ed and sent to the House Of Representa-
tiyes for concurrence.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

WASHIGGToN JaRuarY IL
The discussion on ths bdl fY cos.fcymior.
the laws 70 the omniercia, treaty, cont A.
Gcs IN the IL. cf Representatives.. Msan-
while. the Senate have pssScda BIZ to r,-
peai al acts or paris of ats, mems ST. NJ
with the Treaty, with the view, probab.v.
OF obviating al difficulty. The dscuss.,n
IS not yet terminated, nor can it with cer-
tainty be said, what course the business
viii yet take in the House.
CAat Eatd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13

after the r. yment Of our debts 70 the banks cs,iraae,l
At $500 900.
~. a II the militia fines which may remaia in q &
Treasury, after the rs,,nen, OF the current uils;J
expenditures.
rvfniu " nj! claim bonus The shares held
by the President aud ID eotors-'ilic Committee
would also recommend that ID. fi,sl, 3, cord am
third sections o, get passed "a th. ycar lsiS be
repeaied.--In che cseheat Jaw al no other rxi,on
and nio,, especially IN those FIR hand, IL, ,svci. ,,i
s. svLicc;s these seeions more particularly cre-
rate is there Ia be found corespoi tng p. Wis an
The COMMITTEE further rcconim,ud tiat the
Judy, OF the Court ii Appeals he male Ex-o,licc,
oir'ct'ls It the Literary Furd-,hc talents icslec-
liability ad patriotism, OF that Court will add wcht
10 ;,iis bod,.-A ddnn,ti compensation should be
alcs ID Ih- Eseles,ois in niGay commits, Large u
mulnis az property lss e. cheated to t,ie Common
wealth, and there is Cidcei IN .e,.
power shouA; be given hs the President and
Directors, C.e Revenue of the f,rd SUI
icicuI, establish one free schnol ia each eouny s.
s'ich oi he Towns of this Commonwealth, US may
seem 20 them prop'r, aud CONNIE nee The erection
OF buildings for C'n"gc.
ities measures be a,lopted the anr'lql revenue
o tie und, viii be made up icr the eLsins year ct
tie following items
Interest at per cent. On ihe 5a.&nsc of tic
debt due from the United States $4,000
lh'cr ST on isp,esent capital, aVefa-
ciS per cent. 3027
Fia's, turtcirwcF SIC. i0,5uU
Militia fiuce, sou
Addition to Eseheatr, $ coo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-13
Neay- YORK. October Sc. 1915.
DEAR SIR.

-, since wrote 10 you md Gen. FTlton. als,,,
V "Fo"9 blN Lave had many opportunities of rcn,r
d, pra,us' eh'escy lam and more SATISFIED uftb.
$50 "'S TSih'tS. IL near cheap. handy and
WIZ N'h ana acquainted, for applying tnioric "a, ~.
eA,f'al 81 riact Of the human Lnlv. Il r =, rara,, 80
conveying hea 50 susceptible higher or lower ,a,
ur'- l" 80 wei adapted longer or shorter eni;,i
,'ce- that MS power tol beneficial, exetctptv .n
ut atNe a, the Galore may be Directed m u NM - IL
me lowest debility, adult 10 an infant ~, 50 ,e
se anu Dvl ht, that really consider IL one c tb ,
'PPA ',u,hts that practitioner cautqunioV Fureb
so'P"rs ana mat ai'ay and lang0ur of die ,utr,nr -
''' 'uFtrfinner or compa;fisn ftyerS il Ia
preferable 10 any mrte OF applying heat me ~,
Hnth, warm lamentations ard the va,o,r, Of bot %
very inferior 10 a. p - '+' N't'F'"e
= he patients in hospital are evceeI;nprv ,,oos
N'' y ana Tor mysli, explain il, sser it. and rcon
Aeecpttlie assurance Ofry high c,;eerpand regard.
br.Jen'angs. L. - - - -'-4'L.
he following certificate Of rIu- R,v Nsr Ped j.r,o1
Mn eNc'ei minister OF the Preb, terrain Churcb az on
~ Y'ehhdgg)lS The more interesting on account ogIs
M ~ We S-ne town winch we birth Tie iliytni;-
S b; , WHO Aow Mr. Rcid VIII Know how to a,lrrcci.
~ /, ILdyach6Hrg. Settem5e,. 60, 1915.
Ihavehad your patent s,,nr, Path in ,.so :;
NY '"niy ahon TWO years. have appii,t in ,,rt, a.,
VA' n rave always Perceived the hapyest n; cts "a, f
Wv: ~ " MC'N CONSIDER II e1iciem agent in A.
i "a htir Incptnt stale al diseases 6r,I,ro, N
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