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The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-06
DEMOCRATIC TESTIMONY.
Democratic testimony of the best charac-
ter against the snbaFreasury plan.

ter against the sab-Freasury plan.
General Jackson win not, of course, be
ruled out, BY the friends Of the party as not
being good and faithful witness in allmat-
tiers relating to the financial policy Of the
Government. Well, let US see what he says
of the principles ,rhich are aOto embodied in
The Sab Treasury Schemes His message TO
Congress IN 1886, speaks upon the subject
in this wrse:
$50 retain Il Ia he Treasury (satd he) aenPIoy,
ed IL any soay, Is intpraeticdbte. Is considered
against DE census Of oar free iIastitutioRs. to Toes
up In ratats tie treas,pes Of the naiion I6,takc
from The people The right Of bearing arms, and put
their reapons of defence IN The hands Of standing
army, acotld Be scarcely more dangerous 10 their
h6eries, than to pernit their gorefHntent to aeet.
0luiate aosolats beyond The supplies necessary % rs
legitimate tCants. Such treasure coaR dOssbtess
Be employed at some time, as hhas bten N ottef
countries, suhen opportunity tempted Gnabiti7nn
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winch y tie true Faiflls


We every day see itlaid down By the lea.
ding and .rolloptrg politicians q she Sub.
Treasury scheme, Is the grand, fundemeil'
tal and established doctrine IF the party
ID abolish the whole system Of Banking
And we as often zee it laid down by the
same parig that its grand Fundamentally and
established doctrine islo REFORM the system
Of banking. Now, to our humble cOmpre-
hension there appears some incongruity in
ali this;f for we have always supposed that
there was very wide difference between
improving and destroying any thing, 50
Now gentlemen, we have . very Particu-
lar disife 70 know 0here h rad yoa, in this
nattor and We respectfully request that some
Of the democratic presses, who have permis-
sion OF courage enough to ''take the respon-
sibilitys = will inform US distinctly, which 10
the doctrine Of the party9 We wish to adj
dress ourselves TO the faith which you confess
and not attribute to your principles which
you not subscribe to. Do not evade an
answer by referring US to the message of your
President, the speeches Of your members Of
Congress and the declarations Of your lea
ding prints; for we there find the same diff
Guilty which we now labour under. Jackson
was in favour Of a United States Bank but
opposed to the United States Bank and in ia
your Of State Banks. Benton is in favour Of
an exclusive metallic currency" and of Banks
which issue no notes under 800! Van Bu-
rem il. opposed to National Bank and in fa-
your ofstate Banks The declarations Of your
of Congress from Mississippi are,
if possible, still less unsatisfactory. Claiborne
and Gholson were in favor of every thing |
except an election By TIE people of members
to Congress. Walker is up in the dead!iest
hostility.to all banks and the system of bank
ing, because he is too moral and religious to
sustain system of tfraud and dishonesty
Heis for gold and silver and nothing but
gold and silver. He is also in favour of ga
bank to supply general.currency''--in fa-
vour of fhe United States bank and United
States BaRk-In favour Of State Banks be-
cause to destroy them would sbring ruin and |
destress upon the community" In short he |.
is in favour Of every thing and opposed to
nearly every thing that was ever known or
in relation to currency. And as
for your presses, they are all both in IA
your of and opposed to both the reformation
and the destruction of the system Of banking.
Now wereally disire and request that some
body would till in which of these two oppo-
site principles is the doctrine. If you go
for the destruction Of all banks we want to
oppose the "wild visionary and impractical
bic scheme" as Mr.. Senator Walker calls il,
with an Incorporating and unconditional
hostility. And if you are for reformGtiOn
ofLke present systsna Of Thanking we have some
thing to say upon the subject. To any one
who viii give us authentic information upon
this point we win give our hearty thanks
and make our very best bow.
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our Defeat and our Legislature.

we nave election returns Sumclent to war
rant US in the belief that the wings are bea-
ten in the State BY q majority Of about three
thousand. They have elected their Cover
nor, both members Of congress and a MAORI
ty in the Legislature.
1t will be remembered too, chat this cleo
ton has been carried upon the express ground
that the Van Buren, members Of the Legis-
lature, as well as the Governor and members
Of Congress, were decidedly opposed TO the
existence OF all the banks in the state; and
that the Legislature had summary authority
to take away their charters and wind up
their affairs. Every sub-Treasury paper in
the state and every sub-Treasury candidate
that we know Of advocated this doctrine in
the most explicit, decided and vehement
terms.
Now, gentlemen, if you are not recreant
to your express promises and declared prin-
ciples you viii carry outin the Legislature,
the doctrines which you so warmly adyoca-
ted before the people during the canvass. Go
to the Legislature then, and redeem your
pledges to the people and let them see and
realize the beneficial results which you said
would follow this thorough work Of regene-
rating the state from the shinplaster curse
which rests upon it like an incubus. Show
to the world that you were sincere when
you expressed SO repeatedly and decidedly
an entire opposition to the whole system and
practice of banking. The people voted for
you under this expectation and with the be-
lief that an entire destruction of all the
banks of the state, by a repeal Of their seve-
-al charters, would promote their interests
and wishes. We hope we willsee no shut
fling in this matter now, the election is. over.
Weexpect, and the people have right to
expect, that you viii ACT in the Legislature
as you talked before the people.
We hope that the wing members of the
legislature will.not attempt 70 enbarrass the
action Of the majority, IN the currency mea-
sures which they intend to carry out. Eel
there be noDEvpED RESPONSIBILITY irthis mat
ter. Our opponents have the power, and
as we are bound to admit, the will Of d maio-
rity Of the people. Then letthem, without
molestation, have the entire control Of. this
matter-let them carry out their own mea-
sures in their own way and ans,Oer the peO-
PIE hereafter. We insist that the wing men-
bers of the legislature are bound SO 70 re-
gard the questiona and have it.destinctly un-
derstood, that every vote upon the whole
subjectof Banking, Banks, Currency or Fi-
nance, is q party cote. Let the wings be.uiri-
ted in this matter, and benot wheedled INTO
the idea that this, that, and the other ques-
ton, if itreIates TO Bank Banking Or curren-
cy, is not. q party question. We want 70 see
the parties vote together, and then we
want each party To ansigert the people. Again
we say, let there be, no DIVIDED REsPONsIBI-
Lrr1 upon thesubiect.
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( A government draft for $4,000 is said
TO have been sold IN ST. Louis, at premium
of 5 per cent ~
We cut the above from the ''UaiOn'' of
this City, of last week. We suppose the
statement is true, and that ths funds Of he
Government are actually worth premium
of per cent. in the West. No better argu-
'ment than this can be furnished to prove
that ne Sub Treasures ,Dho disBurse ihe pub
Iic funds are directly Interested IN keeping ear
changes Nigh and irregular. This isa sub
ject Of immense Importance II tha direct
pecuniary interest Of Sub Treasurers is thus
promoted, Why give them the power 70 lovy
a tax of Ave or ten percent. upon the people,
to pay the cost Of transmitting funds 70 pay
for al the msfchandize brought from . dis
lance, which they consume! aa
The SIO,OO0 above spoken Of, was worth
in St. Louis $4,000. A disburser Of pub
lie funds there with this drafi, or any oshor
public funds Of that amount. would be re-
quired to pay out only $4,000; and whose
is the S5OOl Hls own. most assurodly.--
The higher exchange IS then, the better ior
him.
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The Commissioners appointed % explore
the difficulties il relation % this disputed
boundary line, have closed their abors. and
it's said have been unable % find any
Ioidss which have been 50 much spoken Of
in this controversy. We hope . line win
somewhere whether the rivers
in that country rise IN either igh Or lo,olands
before We haEs anoih i1ar upon the spIiscf
fg0 SfsN
SIS. as ar '0i0 liesn
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LACONIC.

The following correspondence between
the witty and excentrick Silas DinsmOre
once a collector at Mobile, and the then Sc
cretary of the Treasury is going the rounds
Of the newspapers, and is said to be anthem
tic. We think the Secretary ought to have
let SO good an official joke pass, and instead
of exercising his authority, 'asked leave to
amend' and wrote again.
IacGsury Department,
Washington, January 18th, 1922.
slr-This departments DESTROYS of know
ing how far the Tombigbee river runs np.--
You will please communicate the infoTma-
ton. Respectfully,
w. III cRAFORD.
s. DTNsMoRE. Esq.
Collector, Mobile.
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Registration Of Defa Icatioas.

We have been thinking for long time Of
establishing a newspaper in this City, for the
speciaIp purpose of keeping a Weekly Record
of defaulting Sub reasurers, as we cannot
possibly spare room IN the columns of the
WIhig for this purpose. Some indications
of patronage will bring our the new = Rogues
Register, before long.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-06
pEa1ocRA T1c rIslr,ln1oNr.

Weshall heaeafter constantly devote por-
ton Of our paper to the special purpose Of
giving to our readers particularly our Van
Buren, friends) the sayings and doings Of
leading Sub Treasury democrats, in oppO-
sltion q the leading principles Of the party
at this time. The writings and speeches Of
he principal Sub Treasury politicians afford
such mass Of testimony opposition tothe
Sub Treasury Scheme, that We shall ii q
greatmeasare content oursel res on this point.
~ compiling portions of su6h declarations
and opinions, which We are sure viii BE, or
ought to be, received as good evidence IN
The case. These things will Be found every
week under Tie head of 'DEMocEATIc TEs-
T1aoNV."
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MobiIe. Fabruaru. 4. Is22.

81
Sir--l have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt Of your letter Of the 18th nit,
and ofinforming you in reply, that the Tom
bigbee does notrun up at all.
Very respectfully,
S. DINsMoRE.
Hon. w FL. CNAwFoRD,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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TreasngH Deportmens.

washington, March I, 1BN1
Sir-I have the honor to inform you that
this department hiss no further service fag
you as Collector Of Mobile.
Respectfully,
~. Il. CRAWFORD.
s. DINLMoRE, Esq, Mobile.
The Yazoo City Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 183?-1840, 1839-12-06

Claiborne, Benjamin G. Humphreys,
wing.
Copiak, Seth Cranberry, dem.
ChoctaD and Octibbeha, John Walton,
dem.
Kinds, Upton Miller, dem.
Holmes, Garrett KERN, wing.
Hancock, Perry, Green and Jackson,
Hanson Alsbury, dem.
Jasper, SMITH, NeptOn AID Scott, John
q. Thomas, dem.
Jefferson and Franklin, Philip o. Hug
he's, dem.
IGiDdnbG and Pontotoc, John Bell, dem
Kemper and Lauderdale, ia. Marshall,
dem.
Lo,rades, Tilghman= M. Tucker, dem.
Laurence, and Marion, A. Smith, dem.
Madison, Henry Phillips wing.
Monroe, Samuel Ragsdale, wing.
Marshall, Claiborne Kyle, dem.
Noxubec, and Winston, George B. Au-
gustus, dem.
PonOla and Lafayette, Thomas B. Hill,
Pike, Cornelius Treyweek, dem.
Rankin, and Simpson, Thomas J. Coffee,
wing.
Tippah and Tgsheniago, samuel Ma.h-
ews, dem.
Warren, Thomas ]. Green, Wing.
Wilkinson, Preston w. FaTar, wing.
Ydzoo, Robert c. Campbell, dem,
YnlIabusha, Thomas B. Ives, dem.
REPRESENTATIVES,
. Adanes, -lnge, wing.
Amite, Graves, whig,----Weath-
ersby, wing.
AttGtG, Shelman Durham, dem.
BOLiuar, Christopher J. Fields, wing.
Claiborne, DR. M'Gruder, Isaiah Watson,
dem.
Cop:ah, Shoemaker and Graves, wings,
Ellis, dem.
CoDington, Lowe, dem.
Carroll, Binford, wing, Hemingway, dem.
ChicEasGp, B. Gilgore, dem
City Of Kicksbug, w. s. Bodley, DR.
Thomos Anderson, wings.
City of Natkez, Simon Murchison, F. Wood,
wings.
Choctaw, Drane and Graves, dems.
CoaAoma, John M. Grant, wing.
Clarke, ~ agster, dem.
De Soto, +. G. Talbert, dem.
FankEin, --- Jones, dem.
Greene, 49, Moody, dem.
Kinds, j. j. Allen, j. b. Robinson, T. A.
Woodward, wings, and John jenkins, dem.
Holmes, Thomas T. Land and -
Moore, wings.
Hancock, LIoris Cook, dem.
Hatranlbd, VIM. M. III. Owed, dem.
.yacks0n, --- .---, dem.
Jefferson, Thomas L. Dobyns and Gus
tavus III. wilcox, Wings.
Jasper, L Ellis. dem.
Jones, Samuel Ellis, dem.
Kemper, Cols and Goods, dem.
Larrence, Fox and Grimstead, dems.
Loacndes, Billups and Evans, wings, Jesse
Spreighk dem.
IeaEe, Watkins, dem.
Lafagett, Craig, wing.
LGnderdaIe, Marsh, dem.
MARSHALL, Null, Greer, Mathews and
Guys derns.
MADISON, bearing, and Oltutt, wings.
MoNRoE, Greer and eker, denls.
MARION, M 'GoWar, dem.
NEsHoBA, II. Harrison, dem.
NEwToN, james Ellis, DEM
NoxUBEE, Ruff and Greer, wings.
OcTmBEHA, Elliott, dem.
PoNToToc, !. d. Bradford, dem.
PoNoLA, ChiIdress, wing.
PERRY, Wyatt 4. Draugh In, Whig.
plEE, Jesse Harper and ]. u Cunningham,
dems
RANKIN, Danied Fore and Gen. John n.
Drake, demss
scorT, r W. ROBegis dem
SnPsoN. John Berry and Simeon Thomas,
dems.
SmETH,.J D M Caugh hen, dem.
TUNIcA, Lorenzo Augustus Besancon.
dem.
IALLAHATCAIE, enxins, wing.
TIPEAH, Hargrove and Yres, denis.
IsIIEhtrNeo, Jos. p. Mathews and r. III.
Boon, dems.
V1nRrS, John /. Guion, whig.
WASHINGTON, d. Samuel 81. Dunn, whig
NhYNH, Erost, dem,
Wr1KrNsoN, James al Eenlress and w a
Norris, wings
1NroN. Joseph Bell dem
lAzoo. E BaFEus, Whie, and John M.
Sharpe dem.
klLAnUsIkk. h. ri. Stewart, w. g. Ken
dalland Robert s.. Clair Rayhurn, dema.
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TIae Next TIegisIafIlre.

We present below list OF the members Of
the next Legislature, Senators and Repre-
sentatiVes, with their political elassicaiions.
SENATORS s.F
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BROWNS EXTRACT OF CALI. AND KREO.
soTE iii also all unpleasant s"eh
Dill iI3 Washington Street Mis-, Mary sra,y Pleasant street y
WASH George MelNll, Lucas Place FE
lusanis of could he
them to be bliet IS com
dby Massachusetts particularly IN I'll. city
know where the
resides one Of greatest mani thai ever dis
IL PAIN the TJsb Yo Be
Gall AMI kreosoie AM
against couhterens as there arc
other intended to he p1me oh Tor thus invAunbs
found all the principal o~l' tfSaHr-
cut the United SlaIss-
f.. sac "a itnt 81, J. WIlkii IL: IL Gar''i' C
hy Clrnr'es T 81; i, ilrll"v ell bA F. Sr'nir"'
it, Augusta l., T. Imot'; u fahs'r by u
Hold. u. vi tmr & Gnii ; anG By n''sl 81 b
who'd, n'e druggists in B's'oi.
NV l. 1873. Tyr 81
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4 Lasacs'sOGa's H;.aSOf-- aUisly sU:s ID.
n yorsaIe, Wh.lesa.' or e,' by
Il g LENVi.'r JrAgeat.
Cleans w'ftnrt rudins tr urdg.
E4H ligact.on (P.tniet) acc' uw''lng lie Sop
nv - Iii
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SALT hHEUM

II II E subscriber having. Ms h. has PERSON IL g.
~ l., vo, dIscos RID II ceriain ear" far hr : alt
Rin nd "l rh also b. considered Il
rcn'rd, for ,'rous other huun"rs or cuin cons dis
casrs, uid Inlo. N The public. thai lie h u hid
for N Il rirf,ih fhc United States l.cir.s Patent,
tr''n 4 = pr per anihorI, NJ the ory IL Washington.
fr said RENEE, ."hicI, he denoniilaicsa Con "urd
for II rrurc oi Z SAT- Iihcuin and other Diseases
,fth, Sin
H." Is ,io Sre ,ha, some NAV don I, whc;hr ilrre
il ah, tife for hs Use 50. he ! as Often doubted
il liirs' IT, Man, filings l'~'yrr, onrc deen'd
Jos ilh NE row r'r'n sll' d.
Sab Ru.u he kn"usb, sad exr ri'rte,is Dis
,r -" .isi, quc,cd ~ WIS i.in,e dn;6,
iul, fill ted with II. ore III; frf' tn ,'nrs; Al L
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nd ,, m,in IS ,nn 10 w;ll. ,'nss lnsef. lis
NJ III, Ia uin, p ,sriaus, and tri, sar' US thugs
prescribed h, ,l,m and tl.t, Iul uLd hulcIe-
lht
ln'r srr'g III 81 leirr ry ri'k with 'Igs
Dis as". LIE had w'i'niph tN'n up all h re Of re-
r'v.iy. Al Tia, tin. .hr nc,i,.d t."p iil,nl a
81 !" ariic,s,, ell, il di.. f'ns !" 'nr q II fields
II forests. aud a,ntttd !" b. good Tor Tie ft ~
pi nt. vi irl nriic q = inn. dIi !, Eau d 10 g
n cured. " III these thugs. N "il'r- vi irl {
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ed u ,,u'd. and applied il Ls dls,"''d nd
distress d hin.. Ia tlr'' r''ls ,ht c'rft. WIN
tuil u, d p, j; AID he out TT i"foit viii n.m h
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sh ri, ir 81" ed 10 tr.at i'ait, "a tai ~
rcrars Sn ri cum; and co,Ilr ,ns So To Ills d, -
II Icror nj five ,rhIs
llundn,s "i rrsons. fl,td b, Ills trfvi'G ia
ad,. have made o iiis ,dicn {; aud, as
far ns h" rnn learn, las rari, aiI'd IA give fa'ias
T. ction. IN some cas, ls eu,d ,futs Lave Bees
ttul, w'ncruI.
He ~ ir't state. rs tho many 10. II ~ is Cow
r'rNn is re for III ,'is, ?; h,l l' lns rhstG
l-itI" bat it ~ rot' ,ll ,nic Er Salt Rh'nn,
hnl ~ d i,r all unors. such RI H,rii Ec'id
I'D Sling e-. IT. pres, DC. dc il iias aifn b'ta
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NJ ,'t"nr,. tear any evil hom II, hdvt,er
old. or ,"Ing. ~ t',ht; Tor il If sin IL, lhd nay
be niP led y ut .;rtv.
Ihe ~ dersie red iihalhait. ef Faith certify tha
we Fave ,@d tie n,dtnc. tlaitd by y him
]. n fiii, AZ nrd, fer The ali ! leutn, aid
have fo,Id II the best We have ever krcwn:and hav
g 10 d"l 1T thai it Isl vallab e discovery, tai tho
lteii. To Irtcn q d il 10 all wlo die flcitd with
that III, eieiaie na'ity. uih ~ Il, Fl, 1873.
thhfe ..aI.t tar. .niM C,.fB
Jh'n"S iaffnn II. UUGm GayL liner.
i,cd r. hnson. Je. SC EssssI
q SHms'n H. II 7,r,,r
.inmfs H1,ni TIN. ca on Tamil
Hn'gC ID nmH = arfjh .Hnfr son.
~" HrLb. Elisha iige rs.
im'hm'"d H. E FW Jr.
Ilcraltdiid sod by the lbscIlcr, at Lis stors
in aitr sheet.
Prize g. dollar, with printed directions for
preparing md APP ,irg. ". B. TkJIAA1.
aih, Nay !, it3s.
,las, I" -, a,an.
AIi"ti"rs i"n al road ,'rs' 10 rc.trnI
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be last valuable Balsnm has
the pin a Netherl States ant b, the
Of those it, efficacy Prrtr has mnds
arrangements furnish the tggs m this Place that all a'sn
Themselves this that
iicine will
derf a the folo" ing individuals voluntarily give their
proved it's From The know.
ledge of the mars AID the favorable eaetuP P'iients
where the above Balssn, tobe
ysluatie i hat recommended Calvin Ellis, NJ:
Albert Williams NJ D. members OF the Massachusetts MeticaI
SocipIy the astonishing
has ehe ted for Webster Eos Hon Gall, Bristol,
Me ThoA H,ahns Esh iron firm Of Baker H,e
R'so. DAVID We iy cer. Of Josish sssdman Mis-, I;
How IL 10 lea
In security against eonnerfeits direction viii b
sgned Pr pneo M N Gardner Propietors reaienes
a8I Washgton Bost all A1dssed.
bt impressed in the glass; The Ma. NJ
D. GaTinsrs Indian Basam VI LsvsyWsr-
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STOVE Il TINY, A X l..
MANCFACTORY.
Al The on Stand.

At tho oil stand, nearly opposite 2 Hyde &
"a Cos Store may be found II cnuiplec orr.
ment of Conking, Parr, S'lop and all other t'v's
nov in demand.
FunnelI If al de: c ipii'ns, constantly on hand
and made l. order.
ALSO
complete assortment of TIN. Jappanrd aud
Britannia Ware together with man, other articles
in his line. al Of Which will be sold rcry cheap
for cash. cheap i;.r 4ood credit.
NJ Gail and src-no rIr; rye for looking.
WILLARD NAIKTR
N B. N persons y use I.nt nd lll!- lfv"
become due. y uud 20 ", II 10 call aid seth, int
mrdi'to v or the, wi -.
Nov ~. II W. W.
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MILES,
Compcrnd T17I1tT TTCMA TO
"A SaLstifttt far CaiomeL

THXI'IS is tlc article viii, h has ,comc so cnru-
n lar. ind Il whhh mich las Gen wtilcn
aud sp"irn cohchfa"n Of, in tie Nesi,rn aud
- niltrn ci,ns al H.. CIi.d Sia.s.
his il c;s,n VII ma torpid state oi The liver
aud Iorirl cir E p,tvails. wien ! lie itcun uiaos
and l"r &.sronidait. lay NJ tie tu d'i..n 10
Hoe II ~"a:tIA iLd bilious ts,ie. wbrh, in
tie latter rari "i sumner aid n ini,nt, no so
pie,nl,n'. II ia Int REQ mInent,d 10 ale T. d-
r.ur wien in lralih. III lat Enle nrisi: g. Tic
nurkish blihr ,sr and husky II ,ont il lar NOR
aug. tln e" I'D OHGin. the moiripg h. adaclc,
row 81, nd III ri. I" III LrsItak isnhl. hn,
on the ca, ir;r, lei Ola gnnl "miiV fr,'r unless
H. M daii,.n il }, ii.os, d. Ard INV v lliru is
not re- n m.ntcd !" tisprnse Wit, the sr,iceso IF
he sciei tfc ,sicitni= mine dicnscsu Is ad.
,is; bile In / nee udr h. iced of such sclvce iy
inrl, ns,it % safe NJ d ifcicit iIar'ic
hrdn,r'. medic i.e sufc and efficient Nil 10
md in tie
.Mihs' Compound Ertrot Of 7'omofo:
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