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ITO Henry Key. John White and Martha his wife. William Il.
L KY, I"hi 4 =. Stailcr Key, Joseph and Robert Key, infant
children If Jr-s. 3. Key, deceased, Charles u. Key, Jordan
lambert a"a .udf' his wife, Nathaniel Champion and Ann h>
wife, jam, ". X i and lCvcrlry u. Key, children Of james Key,
deceased. Richard James Key, Jefferson and Mary J. Key, infant
children -; Jefferson Icy, deceased, Samuel Daniel, James ljaInrl,
Joshua Daniel. William Daniel, Henry Daniel, Nancy Graves.
widow Of Henry Graves, deceased. Patsy Brown. widow oiJnsiah
Brown. deceased, Matthew Nicholas and Elizabeth his wife,
Elijah Daniel, Martha Daniel, Francis Daniel, Beverley Daniel,
Joseph Daniel and George Daniel, children 81 Martin Daniel, de
ceased, the children Of Thomas Key, deceased, whose names are
unknown In me, and John w. Key:
A. you do not reside in the Commonwealth of Virginia. and
have no Attorney within the same, known 10 me, IL whom a no.
tlce can he given, take this method 10 civc yUu notice, that |
shall, on Monday, the Eth Of Angus; urN, between the hours Of
sunrise and sunset Of that day, at The dwelling house Of John !.
Ihurntnn. in the county al Cooper, IN the state Of Missouri, pro
coed 10 take the dispositions Of the aud John I. Thornton, and
others: And, on Monday, the 81 of the same month, between the
same hours of the day, At the house occupied by Mrs. Maria Ea-
ker, AT GordnnSvIlle, III the county Of Orange, in the STATE Of VIZ
gimia, shall proceed Ia take the dcrusiiipn> Of Robert King, Geo
PARROT, and otIcn: And, on Friday, the aci of The sam" month,
between the same hours of the day, at the dwellin" house al
Wall"r CoblS, III the county Of Caroline, and state OF Virginia, I
shall take the dispositions Of tir said Cobh>, and othcr>.-alI of
which dcpO>iiionS are 10 be read a evidence in Il suit IN Chance
~, depending in the Circuit Superior CuuIt of Law and ChanCGTy,
Tor Orange county, in the state Of Virginia, in which am plain
til, and YOU, and Others, are defendants. And That, IT, from any
cause. the dispositions ,hUuld not be- taken or completed on the
respective !a"s, the NOTICES vii - adjourned. aud the irpoSi-
tons will be taken, or completed, rs the case may be, on the neat
days, respectively, at the samc places, and bctnr zen TIE same hrurS
uf the DAYS. MARTHA hey.
Orangc County, ITr.iniG, JuHc 5, 1870.
June Ii ll-w5w
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CASE OF LIEUT.. HooE.-We have ~thoughtit would
have been unnecessary to trouble the public with any
further notice of this case, to which such a Fictitious
importance has been given, but MIR. Bolts has again
made it proper TO refer to the subject.
Among the records and documents called for BY the
resolution of General Mckay, and transmitted TO Con-
gress, was a paper of which Mr.. Bolts attempted to ar.
rest the reading, on the ground that SIT was not
the record of the trial, but a defence of the Administra.
ton"
We have taken the opportunity of inquiring into
the history of this paper, which it seems occasioned
such a flutlering among the flock of which Mr.. Bolts is
the leader on this occasion, and have received the fol.
lowing explanation from the proper quarter:
The memorial Of Lieut.. Hooe TO the President was,
according to invariable custom, referred to the Secreta-
~ of the Navy, who reported the facts of the case to the
Executive. This is the paper denounced by Mr.. Bolts
as ia defence of the Administration, by which he pays
the President the highest possible compliment, since a
mere naked narrative of the facts ofthe case is thus con-
sidered by Mr.. Bolts ga defence of the Administration. =
Such indeed it proved, if a judgment may be formed
from the vehemente excitement it produced in that gen.
tieman and his associates, the Wings and Abolitionists.
We utterly deny the assertion of Mr.. Bolts that this
was not one of the papers called for by the resolution of
General Mckay. 1t was a simple summary of the
case, without comment or argument, ana, as furnishing
one of the presumed grounds Of the Presidents decision,
was deemed an essential part of The proceedings in re-
lation to this case, all of which were called for by the
resolution. AS such it was transmitted to Congress
Whether MIR. Bolts saw it or not, previous to its trans
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{. W. FITZGERALD, d. C.
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NoTICE.-To Maria LarOn, Hannah Price, Chlles Terrell and
~ Cordrlia his wife. John l.. Warins, James ;. Rcr! nnan aud
Elizabeth VI. his wife, Thomas 4. Rrookiug and Mary L. hi wife,
George Hamilton and Marcia 7. his wife, James \. Hrolhie and
Susan NJ. his wife, Thomas L. Stlrrs!ic? juliet I. Jackson, Lewis
G.. Upshaw, John Hawkins and Maria his WIFE, Thomas HARDWOOD
and E,izahfth /. his wife. John CnckrriI. Martha Edwards, Mason
+. Il. Up-haw, Robert Il. Harvey, and Arthur NJ. VI. I pshaw: As
YOU are not inhabitants Of the state ut virginia, You WIZ therefore
TAKE notice, that IN the lGtl, day Of July neat, at the mayors Of
flee, in TIE town OF Columbus. state at ONO, between tue hours :"
10 O'Clock \. VI. and Is O'Clock 7. NJ, shall proceed 10 take the
deposition cf judgr John Mclean, 10 bc offered A. evidence in GER
tain suit now depending IN the circuit Superior Court of Law and
Chanccv Tor the county Of Caroline, wherein Law renee BaNair,
late sheriff of the county of Caroline, and committee, adninIS-
trato, Of SALLY Iipkirs, deceased, and others are plaintiffs; and ],
IN m. own right. aud rs administrator Uf John Reynolds, decd.
and Others. arr Il defendants. EDWIN UPSiaW.
June Ii I-wi"
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TaaaErSEaTysaIsS
sgGsiEIsgaS s5iiFiFsl

1yosT inportna, 70 RE .4n.ssaa Pl5't.-"h. :. -"'r,'F n
vi ugirror Of the r~tl,hr.trI "Laora C,t.a or "hu- Y
Lor,," bac> 10 lay h' fore tic community -" 4 8 's 81
which he has received nom III investor tE' h1's'.''" !"
"Thi. /. Il, coir,ry, rl#' l !lvr disposed Of the ro,ltrr w@
ing III" I.nciua cordial 81 Els : 81 Low. ana 'l.'ia .sil..
WINTERS HuLpEEEELL, ". y. My ra-at IL onus.r
that the demands GA me- i1r the "h"yr 'a.i.al, - "h@H II"
,nyrprgr are :. pvurru. ,iat am mali. - sgpng a.-aa
,Jnrs fror, Franz. and ,taly alone. and have turnr d.a. q Il
he privileges v~uuChsai-t IN TIM and u'i c,ai.1"i ~ q
Gwen under nv taud al paris. on th- rr l.earg ar, -: Us
nuary, in the year Of "nr M"nt eight hH"d's& az. ,,'3
G..rSao pctare' wrsss.ss."
The United state agcr; fg the Luciaa Cordial rr'Hu. w
grateful acknowledgment, Tor the Ea'tef;"2 .''.l'2 ID
have hrra sent him. touching The almost nialni"1, D.'"
hi i~n",iurthle mcd.rlnn. tn" wei! founded reputation
ycrtisrmrnt>. bat Tor the benefit Of t!Dosr person WHO m". N@
unaware If IL nature. he would r~Nrl!ct!E state. 'NHt t " Joy
,agnim'< ccl,bra,cd discovery, which Ia, created such .rr..
zion in rrancr-that it speedily restores The ylric ppN..., vwsa
they have been exhausted by t!Sca-" "r CihgtwI-r, "1I .N..
tially rcnuvatcs the 'Iocrraut functions. ti-tit = au'''ti@. AZ.
for the "fuor a!hu>.;' and above al. Tia; il !. I'll" ,aiy w.
ever discovered for the removal Of tmp"trnfy 10 mt' = aa.l
r-nnesSs in females. Owing 10 10 vastly u1Igna;lag 4ta.
il is also highly used in grct, otsrmctrd, difficult " 'aIoi1t W
StrIatiun, lnruntiurnCe Of The urine, Or involuntary a.s1aa.'
thereof. chronic emptious ot The kin, dUPstcal atyoIu's" 81
aged, sc.
Dr.. Magnin'~ discovery, the American proprietor ua. fm""
hat the Cordial shall h. sold IN h"ule. ~ ~ ou's ...a. +.
reduced prlc" Of ti.rce dollars, which /. les i"h""
p"' ~ . - JOIN WINTERS HoLDE@wGrrr " r
Since the Introduction Of tbs celebrated mr!clun $3.50 #
States scvcra! eminent Ih! siciaa, have 'ln-ng rN'a". y
see how lar its merits night cursc, ,ond wtu H., lytmE#..
the result, in defiance of troir p"la4ce agnu-i patent nonm
has been trcld,l.y In is favor. For ITsal,G, iurt l#i'M ..
from experience and study, that the great caus, II uUt.tfHa.
i. the weakness, Or dehiitauun, Of the mn,' my r.'.
rn.nt nj the human system. aud that II any mrh,asr .
brought 10 act immediately thereon, of suiJcIrUt pow Z
rate without exciting, and thereby causing a rsI1r iHH iws
plorab!e evil might be corrected. The d',r"E'y q! ''t ID
sidsratnm, however, wa. an event r,ii,r tph b.pra :NH~
nTCtpl, ~ The medium desired HI~ Ut iNt gJf-i Bt.H#. ""
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~ CuiNCERY-vIEGi.iA-In N,tt"way county court, IL
4 June. 1870:
NJfIN 'h''a- ' IIrtrrrT..

~ ClliNCERY-viEGi.A.-in Nott"way county court, III
Rone,, Jennings, John n. Jcnnins, and Stephen Jennings
IlLIEtLs:
against n
nrsy ramplin. Lucy Hanks and tie children Of Frances Pam
Min. whose names are unknown, and which sad Frances wa,
iha sister Of Henry Icanu... the clG,r, d'ccased, Robert ana
uroiah Mason. Ernruu {. Gilbert aud Dircy EiS VII -
SrarEy and - hi wif, which fnur are the children 81 Eli
zal.fl Mason. who was The sister Of said Henry thc elder ana
III. children cf II mrs Jennings, jr, deceased, whose names are
unknown, and whn was The son q William Jennings -, VINO
was The brother III said Henry Jennings, T.; Henry - Jennings,
Robert r. Jennings. William u. Jcnnime,, Joseph Jeniin:r, nn1
CeUr.c Oliver and Ann his wife: John W. lhtllNcs ana Nhiti "s
wife, aud Nicajah Jennings, which lt;t named are IN" children "l
Nicnjal Jennings the elder, deceased, "h" was u brother OF me
.,id IJsu-v thr elder decreased. Defendants.
The defendants. Diccy Pampiin. Lucy Hanks, and the children
of Frances Iamp!iu, whose names are unknown, ana WHICH >did
Frances Vas the sister Of Henry Jennings The elder, deceased, ana
Robert and MiCaiali Mason. Kennel {. GIlbeIi and lIcty hi VIE,
- farky and - h| wife, wltcl, four are Tie children
of Elizabeth Macon. who was the sister Of sad Henry the rlder,
and The children at Henry Jennings, j., deceased, whose names
are unknown. and hu was tn" ~ of William Jennings, r.,
whn was the brother Of SAID Henry Jennings, sr, not having IN
tered their appearance and given security. according 10 The act at
assembly and the rules IL tbs cout. and II appearing by satiSiac-
tory evidence that they are not Inhabitants Vt tins Commonwealth
il j. ordered that the said Defendant, do appear here on the first
day of the next September term oil this CONT, and answer the bl
of the plaintiffs, and ihat = copy of tiS order he forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city # Richmond for two
months successiyrly, and posted AT the front door Of the court
house Of TIN. county.
A~COpy-Trste,
~, ~ vII 4 7 N n n
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NEWTON NICHE, At4orrIy II LAS, s:zgr.Sr, H,e-.
~ viii practise m the Courts, both State aaG ieGy,aI. hct n
stauntou.. If a creditor 1--we ont Of the state, and the debtor m
,nn nur, of Western Virginia, suit may be- brought IN Tie EutaI
Stat Court, held at staunton, provided the debt be not less 'uar
$500
RrfscacS.-Mcssrs Crawford, breckenridge, Allen, Marr,a.
blair and Craig. Stanton, IN. Mes~rs. James Ia-kts, Tho,
rwchir. ,amr- Gray, Richard ID. SnnSav, Robert Somrr1I4
Charles Ellis, and Robert and Temple Gwa'limcy, Ersa.ad. D.
lime . f-NaH
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.,
September 18th, lc39,

Sir: Frequent complaints having been made OF the
number of blacks and other colorcd persons entered at
some of the recruiting stations, and the consequent. IN,
due proportion ofsuch persons trahs'er'ea 70 se~fSo, -
vessels il is deemed proper TO call your attention lothe
subject, and to request that you will direct the recruit
ing officer at the station under your command, IN iutuFe'
not to enter a greater proportion ofcolorcd persons than
five per cent. Of the whole number OF white persons en-
tered by him, weekly or monthly; and IN no instance
nor under anv circumstances whatever, TO enter u slave.
am, very respectfully,
Your obcdlent servant,
!. ~CHAUNCEY,
hrtinn Secretary.
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Z, Ut II. UARRlsoN, President.

JOHN TYLER, Vice President.
D.SIEL WEnsrEH, Secretary OF S'atr.
X,cunI, :, BIppLr. Secretary oftlie treasury.
e snr,|u,rn. Secretary of the Navy.
THnu,, EwIsG, Postmaster General
1.nh,,', Tin;.rrri I" Enelnnd."-D.
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po.r orrrcG DEFAE1mEvr, Jane :, !sio.
Jane 10 '"-"r"
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11
Consumption Cured

Mr.. Edward Russell, was, in Deesn.A..
suddenly seized with cold shivsrinp, 49, m
succseded by pains IN every part Of The Loav W.
pains continued severe until the month !, u ="
when he began to spit blood, this wa. she'll ~
succeeded BY hacking cough, swelling .,I ..
IN the chest, and the discharge OF blood Fas
mouth became sensidetabIei these stmn,ou IS
which are SO often the Hessgugers Of sudden 49,
were, in the course of lew weeks. folIa.''pa'
thiek yiseld suppuration, mingled mn blood NJ
ereums anee appeared TO give him te nn,,,,'
lief, as the cough became less troublesome =,
appetite increased The discharge Of mn, -. We
ed and the body was wasted as To s..n...-5
The appearances Of one who fingers N the la..,.s
OF Consumption. The physicians who st,,nse'
were satfsed N their opinion, that no hons ren',.
and that further trial Of medicine would be sr,.s''
useless. Ia this dire and iorlorn stare h. 80
10 use Hunts Botanic Pills, and by ,alir.
boxes of the medicine he has received -
cure, and has since enjoyed excellent hearth ~
unexpected recovery of Mr., Russell, has a.,,,,'.
all his relatives and r. ends, and ho tender, %.
lines to DIR. Hunt with everlasting ers,,nde
EDWARD RUSSELL
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1840-11-11
TO THE PUBLIC.
NEIGHLY IMPORTANT. Ne

N IGELY IMPORTANT. Nervous dis
IN IL cases, liver complaint, dyspepsia, bllIIoas
diseases, piles, rheumatism, consumption, coughs,
colds, splitting of blood, pain in the chest and side,
ulcers, female weaknesses, all delicate and mer.
curial diseases are successfully treated at Doctor
Evans Medical Office. 100 Chatham street, New
York
DR.. Evans CAMoNILE APERIEKT PILLS,
are composed Of vegetable substance which eS.
ert specific action upon the heart, give an in
pulse or strength 20 the arterial SYSTEM the blood
is quickened and equazed in It's circulation
through all tho vessels, whether of the skin, the
parts situated internally, or the exremees; aud
as all the secretions of the body are drawn from
the blood, there is a consequent increase ofevery
secretion, and quickened action ofthe absorbent
and exhaIent, or discharsing vessels. Any NOR.
bid action which may have taken place is correct
ed, all distractions are removed the blood is purI'
ned, and the body resumes heaIthiul state.
hesc medicines after much anxious toll and re.
search, having been brought by the PropdelOrl 10
he present state Of perfection, supersede The use
OF the innumerable other medicines; and are 70
well adapted to the Fl anne. that the Of them, 10
maintaining the body in the due performance OF !"
functions, and preserving the vital stream 10 d
pure and healthy state causes it 10 last many yea"
longer than 1t otherwise would and The mind 10
become so composed and tranquil, that old 'e'
when 1t arrives, will appear blessing, and no
(as too many who have neglected their eob'ulO'
tons, or had them injured by medicines admin"
tered by ignorance) a source of misery and soO0''
renee.
They are so compounded, that by sireDg'henlng
and equallzng the action ofthe heart, liver aha
other viscera, they expel the bad, acrd or motGa
matter, which renders the blood impure, out oil 'h'
circulation through the eIcretory ducts mo W.
passage ofthe bowels SO that by the brisk or ssh'
excavations, which may be regulated BY The So'e''
always remembering that while the evac0aIt0n'
from the bowels are kept up, the excrelIon' HOM
all the other vessels of the body will also De s0ts
on M the same proportion, by which means Wv
blood invariably becomes purified. -,
Steady perseverance in the use Of the meoel'''
will undoubtedly effect cure even IN Inc p'J''
acute or obstinate diseases; but in such cases Wv
dose may be augmented, according TO the 'n'e.'.'
acy of the disease; the medicines being 80 sOnn.
bly, adapted TO the constitution, they may DC '''S
at all times.
70 CAUTIoR.-Be particular in pureha''pk
see that the label Of this Medicine eoniaihsA
tice Of its entry according TO Act Of Cohe
And be likewise particular in obtaining inc"
l00 Chatham ST., New York.
For sale by l.. PEhhI
Swanton, VT, 1910 As"
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NORTH MERiC AN.

Is almost entirely raised from duties upon
imports, hiss deerC 1sed in these latter
years from 9lo2, lag 10 E7s,ie4.
81. That in the opinion Of this com
rnitire, the results above mentioned have
been 10 a MEASURE produ eed by The Tears
entertained OF an unlavorabls change IN
the duties imposed 10 the United Kingdom
upon the importation Of wood, the prod oct
OF this Colony, by increasing the duty on
wood from British North America, on the
2Slh OF May last, while the duty on for
eign timber has been diminished, and prin-
cipa!ly by The unexpected operation OF the
laws which regulate the importation OF
grain and -four into the United Kingdom,
by which the grain OF this Province has
been excluded since the month Of Sepiem-
Der 1920, for home consumption, as etiec-
tUally as the foreign grain.
SO That in the opinion of this COM
miltee, the subjects of His Majesty resi-
ding in this Province are subjected to
mauy restrictions imposed on their COM
mercc BY British Statutes in favor OF Brit
ism vessels, by whose operation foreign
vessels are excluded from the ports Of this
province, & for that reason its inhabitants
| are prevented transporting their crops into
foreign countries and TO obtain in return
those articles of manufacture which could
be useful TO them.
"9. That in the opinion OF this CON-
mlttee, the restrictions above named bv
the want OF manufacturing establishments
10 the Country, oblige the subjects Of His
NJ ales,y in this Colony TO have recourse ex-
clusvely to the United Kingdom for man.
ufnctured goods, which must be bought
with the prices ofproduce of the country
sold out OF the province, and that the
want Of these articles will augment greatly
the difficulties and the distress which
now exist, land will paralyse all branches of
industry in this colony.
"l0. That in the opinion of this Com
mittee, the continuing in force Of The laws
above named, which affect tho sale and
consumption in the United Kingdom OF
the principal products of the country,
with the restrictions before mentioned, the
subjects Of His Majesty in this Province
will find it seriously ins0nvenient TO pro-
vide for a rapidly increasing population,
10 raise public revenue, to maintain and
carry on internal improvements, to support
their religious ard municipal institutions,
TO assist as they have already done with
pscuniary advances, and to serve person.
ally, as the laws of the colony require for
the defence of the country in any future
war, in which as a part of the British
Empire, they might be engaged with the
United States"
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Newark, N. j., July 81, 1889
Dyspepsia, or Indigestion, Ef
tectudIIy Cured.

Mr.. VIM. Tucker having lately been restored 10
sound state Of health through the efficacy of DR..
Hunts's Botanic Pills, thinks it all indispensable
duty to state certain facts relative to the disease
under which he had SO long suffered. The SYM
toms were-a painful obstruction, with constant
rejection of food, headache, palpitatlon of the
heart, owness of spirits, troublesome dry cough,
dizziness, tightness at the chest and difficulty Of
breathing, almost constant pain in the side, loins,
and shoulders, accompanied with much languor &
debility. These affections, together with
usual degree of fatulence, brought on such state
extreme weakness, as to prevent HIM from at
tending to his business, and his health appeared
lost beyond recovery. His friends and relatives
became alarmed at the melancholy prospect, and
strongly recommended Hunts Botanic Pills-they
were administered, and in few days produced
astonishing relief, and finally realized perfect re-
storation to sound health.
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Distressing case Of secere Spas.
mode asthma, perfectly cur.
ed by Hunts Botanic Pills

Mr.. Henry White, was for the space of,wov.,,
afflicted with severe Asthma, which pree.,J,4
from wet and cold: all the worst symptom, Of rSs
complaint foliowed-a ughtness across thu cbe,,
with difficult aud distressing brealhlns. Du,,n.
the last year OF his illness, the disease luerea,oJ
aarmingiy as 10 prevent his following any bu,,n.,
having lost his speech, and being threatened u,i'
immediate sufocalion, until coplous cxpeeto,s,,yp
would come on, which only gave him rebsft o,,
few hours. The physicians " no attended him mr..
nounced his complaint beyond the possIbhy At
cure, but at last Providence directed pam,bc,,.
be left at his house, after which he procured ,om.
of DIR Hunts Botanic Pills, and after taking IA.
boxes he found himself entirely free from the eor.
plant, being capable at this time Of any exercise
even of walking forty miles daily, aud having All
the enloymenis OF perfect health.
HENRY WHITE
0y-OBsERyE that the Label on each Bo. has hs
following cripion;--"E 'ntered ACCORDING 4,
Act Of Congress, the gear 1889, By Hiihom
Exams, in the Clerks Office in the Southern D,,.
trict Court Of Nep- York"
Gy- NONE OTHER is GENUINE.
PRICE % CENTS PER BOX.
Sold al 100 Chatham Street, Neu. York.
and By l.. Perry, !Suantoa, II.
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(J.)


~. That il is the opinion Of this Com
mittee, that the wages of Mechanics and
the produce Of The soil have diminished
in the course OF the last summer, TO one
half the value at which they were in the
last two previous years.
"a. That /, is the opinion Of this Com
mittee tina, land and other immoveable
property have suffered depreciation in The
same proportion,
IS. That in the opinion of this Com
miitee, great distress and difficulty and
ruineus sacrifices have been entailed
upon the Industrious classes OF this prov
incs.
ga. That in the opinion Of this Com.
mit,ee, the exports Of wood and grain from
this Provincs, which are its principal mer-
ehandisc, have diminished in the same ne
rod, from 766,7s to f5II, ses eollec-
lively.
IS That in the opinion of this Com
mittee, the imports have decreased from
the sum Of Ell ,294,7 s4 TO ssss, sec.
90. That 10 the opinion Of this Com
mi,iee the provincial revenue, which
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NOVEMBER !,


nih common ins'dsHi rendered II. -.
and sPPrehsbs'vs. In order 10 re,a,,.,t us
iressing symphonic aud rssloss III. es,,,.s'' Sc
hs former energy, large pertion Of nee,
bad been exhausted withoo, any sdsaa,.,.' - So
o. ar, aad ether remedies were also N-'s.
the mind aud bod appeared to Be- s,,s,.t' as
'ath'ess disease: In III" hopeless ,sa l.s,'.'
situation, hf: Caldwell was Recommended "a a.. -.
t'iA' OF hunts be'an'e Pills, the effects 81 80
were ''s's's IN is" days. and BY a sost,,ss.a
Of the medicine (aeeording to di,,s,,ss.
strength became completely festotea 80 " IA
state OF health most happily estsbli,k,d ''-at
FRANCIS CALDwrtt