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For the Ha,ck- Eye.
The Three Year Tract..-No. 2.

The Three Year Tract..-No. 2.
In my last, l promised to give in my
next number description of the Raccoon
Fork of the Des Moines River. The Rae
coon Fork rises in the Prairie about twenty
miles above the "Neutral Ground" and pur-
sues a south easterly course to its mouth.
1t is about one third as large as the main
river, and has very rapid current-it is
an excellent mill stream. 1t heads in lakes,
some Of which are six or seven miles in cir
conference. The water in the lakes is
very clear and cool, and its surface is liter
ally covered with Swans, Geese and Ducks.
There are great quantities of fish in the
lakes and in the river, which might be TAX
en- in great quantities with but very little
expense. | have frequently seen places not
more than fifty yards long where the water
was deep, that four or FIVE hundred fish
might be caught with one haul Of a seine,
Of not more than fifty yards in length
There is very little timber about the heads
of the Raccoon Fork and for fifteen or TWEEN.
ty miles below where it heads. Just after
it enters the Neutral Ground. the timber
sets in, and consists principally Of black
walnut, butternut, sugar tree, linn, elm
and blackberry. The country on this fork
from where the timber sets in to its mouth
is as handsome as any country ever saw.
The prairie is high and dry, it is gently
undulating. and is in summer covered with
a heavy growth of grass. The country in
the vicinity Of the heads Of this fork abounds
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Death of the Flowers.
B Y BR Y A N T

i
The melancholy days are come,
The saddest of the year,
Of wailing winds and naked woods,
And meadows brown and scre.
Heaped in the hollows of the grove,
The withcred leaves lie dead;
They rustic to the eddying gust,
And to the rabbits tread;
The robin and the wren arc flown,
And from the shrub the jay,
And from the wood.top calls the crow,
Through all the gloomy day.
Where are the flowers, the fair young
That lately sprung and stood, flowers,
In brighter light and softer airs,
A beauteous sisterhood
Alas! they all are in their graves,
The gentle race Of flowers,
And lying in their lowly bed,
With the fair and good of ours;
The rain is falling where they lie,
But the cold November rain
Calls not, from out the gloomy earth,
The lovely ones again.
The wind flower cad the violet, +-..-.saa.-.
They persisted long ago,
And the wild rose and the orchis died
Amid the summer glow.
But on the hill the golden rod,
And the aster in the wood,
And the yellow sun-fower by the brook
In autumn beauty stood,
Till fell the frost from the clear cold Heav-
AS falls the plague on men, EN-,
and the brightness of their smile was gone
From upland, glade, and glen.
And now, when comes the calm, mild day,
As still such days will come,
To call the squirrel and the bee
From out their winter home,
Wher the sound of dropping nuts is heard,
Though all the trees are still,
And twinkle in the smoky light
The waters Of the rll,
The south wind searches for the flowers
Whose fragrance late he bore
And signs to find them in the wood
And by the stream no more.
And think Of one who in
Her youthful beauty died.
The fair, meek blossom that grew up
And faded by my side;
In the cold moist earth we laid her,
When the forest cast the leaf,
And we wept, that one SO lovely.
Should have life SO brief;
Yet no: unmeet it was, that one,
Like that young friend Of ours,
So gentle and so beautiful,
Should perish with the flowers.
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The Mineral Substituted States
against Antoine Lore and others, which we
noticed last week by mistake, as suit to
recover arrearages of rent, was a suit in
trespass for digging mineral on the public
lands. It has been decided, and a verdict
rendered by the Jury in favor of the United
States, of tue cents-a pretty heavy rednc.
ton from the amount claimed, SOC. 900.
The defence set up was, that the u. States
had given license and permission, by the VA
rlous acts Of Legislation for the government
o. the Territory. and their acquiesccnce in
the occupation Of it by the people, for them
thence TO use and occupy il for any purpose
Tor which it was appropriate, the defendants
not contending. but that the government
might, whenever they should see fit, sell
and dispose Of the land as they should think
proper. This defence was overrulcd bv the
Court.
We hope the result of this experiment
will at least discourage all Lead Agents un.
der the Government, from bringing suits in
trespass, against the citizens of the Terrific.
ry.-Du Buque Transcript.
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Letter from Gen. Bennett.

The following was received several weeks
since, during our absence. We now lay it
before our readers, as we believe MANY of
them are interested in every thing pertain
ing to the Mormons Gen. B. it will be re-
collected, once belonged to that sect, and
published book in exposition OF their doc
trines and practices. We Of course assume
none Of the responsibility of the statements
contained in this letter. but give it as we
received it.
Moscow, Iowa, Oct, 28th A. d. I843.
Mr. JAMES G.. EDWARDS, SIR:-Accordinr
to promise, now address you a few lines in
relation to the new doctrine of ..MARRYrNo
FOR ETERNITY" lately gotten up b. the
Holy Joe, the Rough He Goa: of Norman.
ism, for the benefit of his flock. Joe saws
that as "they neither marry, nor are giyen
in marriage; but are as the angels which
are in Heaven" in eternity, it has been re.
vealed to him that there will be no HARMONY
in heaven unless the Saints select their com.
panions and marry IN TIME, FOR ETERNI.
TY -! They must marry in time SO as 10
begin to form that sincere attachment and
unsophisticated affection which it is 80 nec.
essary to consummate in eternity in order to
the peace Of Heaven. So Joe Smith has
lately been married to his present wife En-.
ma, for eternity as well as for time. The
doctrine is that man may select as MANY
wives for eternity as his devotion to the in.
terests Of the Mormon Church will ent;tle
him-and this is TO be determined bv reve.
lation through His Holiness, the Prophet.
This "marrying for eternity" is not the
''Spi,itual Wife doctrine" noticed in INV
Expose, but IS an entirely new doctrine ca.
tablshed by special Revelation. The "SplR-
lTuAL WIVES" for time ! and the "CEIEs.
T:AL WIVES" for eternity. The Mormons
are now busily engaged in carrying out the
doctrine.
There is another matter Of more impor
lance which ! wish to mention. On the
10th inst, GOVERNOR CARLIN informed mo
that nc was Informed by a conspicuous
Mormon that it was susceptible of the clear.
est proof that MORE THAN TWENTY OF THE
LEADING MoRMoNs WERE ENGAGED IN HIRING
. T. ROCKWELL TO SHOOT GOVERNOR BoaGs
This is matter Of much importance. "a
| was not before aware that any exceptinr
Joe Smith were engaged in pauing Rock.
well for the felonious deed. / hone that
Missouri will respond 70 the call Of tba
Antl-Mormon Convention of Illinois in re.
laton to another demand for the Mormon
Prophet. for am now fully satisfied that
the principal witnesses are afraid to. and
will not, testify unless Joe is secured-for
they would do it at the sacrifice Of their
lives. am now more fully satisfied than
ever that il Joe is secured al the testimony
both in relation to Smith and Rockwell will
be forthcoming. The report here 10. day is
that Missouri has responded to the call. and
that new warrant will issue hope Il Is
true, for | will as fast as possible secure
the testimony of material witnesses. In
haste. Yours, Respectfully,
JOHN e. BENNETT
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Store Tea.--A countryman, not particu.
larly well acquainted with the various
names and qualities Of the China herb, was
taking his breakfast yesterday at the st.
Charles, when he called upon the waiter for
cup Of tea. .
what kind Of tea will you have, sir -
asked Patrick Hst
"Why tea!--give me cup Of tea''--said
the stranger.
"Yes, sir-but what kind Of tea?'
''Store tea, d-n you!" responded the
countryman: in tone which told that he
was little savage"--.do you think I
want to drink sassatras when come to
town."-N. O. Pic.
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II D. LEARNED, Counsellor at Law,
Oh and Solicitor in Chancery. His Office
is on Main Street.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1843-12-07

MILLINERY GOODS...Mrs Thomp-
~ son has just received from New York
a splendid assortment of Millinery Goods
consisting in part of Florence Braid, Fancy
Lace Straw and Dunstabe Bonnets, Bon
net Silks, Ribbons, Flowers, Wreaths, Flor
ences, Lisse, &c. &C., 10 which she respect
fully invites the attention of the Ladies:
Movie 20
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RIMES & STARR.-james W.
+" Grimes and Henry w. Starr, have
associated themselves fol- the practice of
the Law, under the above style, and will
attend to professional business in the diff
ferent counties, and also in the Supreme
Court of the Territory. Particular atten-
ton will be paid to claims for lands in
the half breed tract, and elsewhere.
JAMES w. GRIMES.
HENRY w. STARR.
Burlington, Jan. 90. l841. 1921
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AGood Match..-'How has your daugh.
ter married, Mrs Simpson Pretty we'll /
hope
Very well, thank you, Mrs Tompkins.
Her husband wears ruffles on his shirt, a
coat, leads the singing at church
and expects to be made captain IN the
militia
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II B. TEAS, Attorney at Law, Fair
d . field, Jefferson County, Iowa Terri
tory.
July %. lo4l 8
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Burlington is the seat of justice for Des
Moines county, and contains about 5000
inhabitants. 1t is situated OH the west
bank of the Mississippi. about $50 miles
above Saint Louis.
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We are informed that the District Attor.
ney has asked and obtained leave from the
Court to institute proceeding in quo uorrun-
to against the Miners Bank of Du Buque.-
III
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WYNN. H. WALLACE, Attorney and
w Counsellor at Law, Mount Pleas
ant, Iowa
Feb Is, 1841. 50
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The city Of Quincy contains population
OF 3,l4S souls. The number of children in
the township, under twenty years Of age.
has beer ascertained to be 1857.
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202 BROADWAY

202 BROADWAY
HE ehe.P.s, cs tailor pg b.hmsnt in the ei,yow
TO The facies afforded cribsr IN
rom first hands end thu lib raj IN. nj upo
his Emporium OF + sion By last The m
would inform tie pubic that IL 10 selI Nh. n
sshon.b rarnents at much reduced formr prices
W. bout dimLuioD quality Of ciohs or sty /. Al p,
which has won he enconiuns Of the fAhona bic wolf H.
would tne. heir stte ton cular ma superior y
Of cuutcg making tn fcun article IN AZ. AZ
looms hving his employ one OF the bst aud most sctnno
cutter. ia the county, viii garments 10 IN
ful snlt made Vp nisw bour noIice. ~ -
hsady made eo'hing always TOR sale esssp ies cash.
a., cv Cash Talorins EstsI 7isbmsn,.
zoe Broadway.
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Price Two Cents.
Tallahassee,
Correspondence Ofthe Hsrald.I
TALLAHASSEE, Florida, January % u

TALLAHASSEE, Florida, January q. 1919
JAMES q. BENNETT, ESQ.,
My DEAR SIR =
This day | received, enclosed in letter from
New York, scrap cut from your paper, over the
name OF Henrco. Now this Hennco is a bad re-
porter he not only gave the wrong cause tried but
the wrong verdict. | was tired for embezzling the
property of the United States during my service IN
the capacity of United States Agent at st. Marks
and there was not shadow Of evidence against me
and was acquitted Immediately If you wish,
will send you the afdavlts OF all twelve Of the jury
men TO the same.
Let ME set the matter straight for Henrico. | was
tried for the forgery of $500 note of Captain w.
Scott Ketchums, U. s. A.; the signature be admit
ted as genuine the body Of the note was in nv
hand writing. There was no other evidence bear
ing on the X. and myself The note was
left es as collateral security with Mr. J. b. Bull of
this place The Judge admitted Kelchum's evil
dcnce as good, und he swore he ney er gave note
much less the one then in Court but said the sigma
ure was obtained from his Office, and written over
by me. On his testimony alone was convicted and
sentenced 10 three months imprisonment On the
close of the trial, exhibited to the Court another
note OF his for $500, written in full by himself !
shall shortly be in New York with my credentials,
as that is my home.
~ | will send you paper, with the case more fully
and palmer, published in this place, in hope you
may correct Henrico
remain, very respectfully, sir, your most obedient
servant, J. w. POWERS.
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To the Public.

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Fourth of July Price per copy-or ~ 70 per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance.
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postsges paid-cssh in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circuiafion Oh
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND and increasing
ast nhas the largest ercao~ Of any paper in this city,
or the wsrd and is therefore, the best channel for bsness
men in the city .r country Prices moderatecash in I'D
vance.
PRINTING ofa kinds, executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PaopRIkroR OF THE HERALD EsrABLIsHhENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
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90 Washington, or IA Grand st.
JAMES PkYER,

DISSOLUTION CT PARTNERSHIP
ME Partnership heretofore existing between JOHN GAL
LlER aud JAMES MURPHY, in the business of som-
position ornament Manufacturers the ,ity Of
was d.osed on the 2st dry Of Januy 1913 by the mutual
consent OF both parties. The will continued at
TIE OLD stand No. 592 Broadway. by John Caller who Is
en- used with the collection OF all debts due the said
itr ana the qudion OF their Liabilities the John
taller !, also empowered 20 use the name of the said firm
LOT The purpose af,esad All persons indebted thereto will
pie .se pay the same without delay and those having
gansthe firm will please to render their above
JOHN CALLER
I JAMES MURPHY
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AGENTS..

AGENTS.
Inc following is a list of the agents for the Herald,
where subscriptions will be received and single numbers
are found for sale regularly -:
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NORRIS AND ESSEX RAIL ROAD,
eR sssp
WINTER ADVANCEMENT.
60 8 & ~

DIRECT.
Via Newark. New Brunswick, Princeton, Trenton, Border
and Burlington.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS.
Leave New York from the foot OF Liberty street daily at
A M and ~ M.
Inc morning proceeds wn from thence by
xteampoat 10 rhiiadeiphia-
The Evening Line proceeds direct to Camden, topposite
Phlladelphia) without change of cars
Passengers will procure their tickets the Office foot Of Lii
street. where commodous steamboat will be read
uesss, with baggage on board
Phadepha baggage conveyed from city CITY,
without being opened by the way.
Each sin provided with Ladies Car in which
neDts and dressing expressly for the Ladies
Retaining, the lines leave Phadepha from the foot of
Che:tnn; By railroad from Camden, O'Clock Land
O'clock P Nj.
The Lines for Baltimore, leave Philadelphia at NJ snd 4P
NJ, being continuation of the lines from New York.
s20 Sn~r
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NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.-The mn.
Tsugred Committee Of be Trustees &c the Fire Depart.
ment Fund beg leave call the Of the friends and
patrons q tins charitable TO following
ment, viz B..
Toe New York Sacred Music Society has in the kindes,
10 perform the grand Oraor'o Of DAvId
and toa Tor tbs benefit of the fund of this noble atty,
T'u,sd 10th Feb on which occ sion they will be assist
Mr. Colbun, Of Boon who has eng expressly
for the character Of David and will be assisted bv other emf
nsnt talent Tickets 81 each % be had of the officers Of the
Dep rmen AZ the pIiDcph music the
night OF the performance OF Ell her OF the
MARTIN w, EMMONS
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PoRK.-Ihe Burlington e. TT Gazette states that
one house in that city has packed ii 900 hogs, being
an increase OF 1900 over last year.
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NEWBUkYPUKI Bsps Votes wanted tor ,6o1, ,,,n-
D"'" on ''''''''''"' PS'lV?s Y II
d3n 0Wal 81 aud 10 Broadway
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WiNTtR ARkANGENENI-S NJ
Sps12sS-.ys5-fs r, fKlNs Line sg.s Tor Yonkers
I{izsss ksok Oohbs k.n,, 1arp Tom ns sing seldom
"a -, 6 onnee i'ns, ,h ,he Hs''em ilcsd
Ihis linz will leave forh oU'claek dsi,y h, th
Railroad ars wi amsbndge, aud will coi,,y
as far spy SinS aud reekElll And 1u,sdy THUS.
day and Saturday, the line wl be extended Sod I'M On
Mcnosys weon sda,s fridays from dom 10 NJ YORK
SM TOMIKl<S, P, on iei,r
The railroad Fore fiom W,lhamsbIdgr to New Yok Is as
eu
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NEW LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
sFfcm New York the 18th ands Liverpool the 18th
MI I'll

= WV, I'M OF Nv EHIVOL IACNE .. -.
In sEfcm New York the 18th audi Liverpool 18th
. If each msras. ~. ~. = .
~ - IS LIE
From NEW YoRK.
Ship GARRICK. Captain WIN. skiddy, s5th February.
shiD ROSClUS, Captain John Collins, 25th March
Ship SIDDONS. Captain T. d. Cobb, 18th April.
ship SHERIDAN Captain +, A. Depeyster aou, May.
From LIvERPoeL. .-f tt
Ship SIDDONs. Captain e. B. Cobb, 18th February.
Ship SHERIDAN, Captain +. A. pspsyster, 18th March
Ship ROsCIUS, C,plan John Collins 18th May n.
These, hips are all oIthe inst class upwards OF - ns putt
great speed with unusual comfort for Every care
has been taken In the Of their accommodatonS
The price Of hence $780, for which ample stores VIII
be provided These ships commanded by experienced
whe will make cxeron give general asiac-
ton . go.
Neither the captains Of the ships will be RESPONSE
ole for parcels packages sent by em unless re-
xular bi lis Of ladina signed therefor.
For freight pass age, apply TO
4. K COLLINS 4 CO, s. South st. New York or to
Letters by the packets will be charged 2h cents single
iheet: ounce and newspares cent each 10
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THE DIFFERENCE.
OVER sHOES-some manufacturers make goods to imi.
tate and aim opIv to get them cheap, not dream
price Tor really superior ariicleIn the manuctu Days
hnds CT nd, anbbeL Shoes and Over Shoes: mu,h
be m,de-henee the m pre- ums for The two past
all others Who veuured competition, and for goods
prices have been reduced be OBJ on-Mens
Is 8 and 80 TO S2-Many kinds
Our stock embraces twenty different styles OF Rubber
shoeCdrens Shoes oil every possible KIND az 20 e.pss
Successor Roxbury India Rubber Co IS laden lane
PUBLIC SALE Of Fiat Bar Railroad lron-Wil be
ron Sale to commence at 10 o'ciscS NJ Term. made
Inv" ~ '4' GREEN GRE MOORE 6 RoCKArELLow.
The G'zs,te and PUBLIC Ledger, Courer
Boston, American and RepnSes Bsmo. Aa.
Manufacturer Pttsburg will insert the above twice week
until the dav Of sale send their bills rm
harseug, Jan %, 1913. jag toI7FI
q. S. CITY DESPATCH POST.
POST OFFICE, New York 18th July, lsi7.
"A per and Lower Pest Oices--
Letters deposited before
Hal. ait . O'clock AM
I'm w,n be sen. gu. for Dc:
' '''?1' SS'Ss %f.y osoel. H. and
them Otherwise three cent. will be collected Of the party
whom the letter addressed No be enclosed in
s,,e unless II s tie Irneps Offices List. Of d.
$3.50 per 1907 and every information may be obtained On sT
plcaon a. The upper or lower post hces Stamps Issued b
that the number Of the residence be
The rG; Master '0liets Ss saIe,s % should
au2s " &c Post Nssey
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GOURAUDS
POUDRE SUBTLE,
FOR COMPLETELY AND PERMANENTLY
ERADICATIN0 -
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR.


THE universal popularity Of this justly celebrated
Preparation for the Of strongest and toughest
stubborn beard Of need, word q conmep, in i.
Si, h Cd .q sna e o s i e b found in Thu city
Bm5Sssdsaysl per bos Beware Of deletsous limitations
EAU DE BEA UTE.c
Sores: Al sIap,on: .Gens healthy
SIG' yess Hsaid Rouge. superb article. and
the only one in use. 80 cents per bottle.
G %Rae s re-.
from the IN properties generally eombna
% Gas &
SaT G"si E0s. co G cSsss
Sss E Well: GAs,s a;sR
ss Sss: e. Sssd R'
New se nGs sSs. tSrs Gs,oa Co. SALEM ss
JerssymNsw.a fhpps PiPseton se.OTooE Pa
F FSS%:s p ca S.n agent. FyiSqh
Rs p Si.s1:Iss : ssS sysis
w n ss1sa terence. ae me spssssS
sss :ss sss
excited the cupdty nest Of bass snd %
tempt snatch from the inventor the FOR his
that every bottle Of the Pous SSs on .u .ns guard .nS
.% sns 6 u d:
pRe ssss a., And dSs &.
Co:%e c is 81 Walker street one door from Brosdwsy
.a.essr coD.%iy receiving a. st.cIp =. q oo sSs
ns s'f, wsshf Of the bs IN.
fer Larger s.o,.msn aud :. much less prices q
sss Cold W s AS low Gss :.s
Watches and Jeweiy exchanged bought All Watches
repaired me Ss. nd
l.s ard S e @t'sSss snc .s%s
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TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND
OTHERS

JOHN CALLER, Composition Ornament Manufactures
soa5 Of ornament: Of variety
psss %s @ S
~ any m any size required at prices in conform
1kai bfd RaTyE AN3
continues the above business on his individual
III m~c
THE w9NDER OF THE NINETEEN'TH TENTU
kY-A Narrative OF the Miraculous Virgins of the Ty-
S Ss and BY
st m a'ooPs s1e nss
!Ss Will aod ~ nRSs HpGs
plate enErayings from Cravings taken The
binary beings, whether in Of ecsacy suffering
N''''' Gass isfH so~s s Nas.au.
WQkNMps ,y W9Kns! WTRMs!-!AYNk's TONIC
opea,an that viii not refuse TO take IT. il eeeiaa
y destroys worms neutrases acidy or of The
nsnt to1s and is therefore fceedns beneficial
IAN cure o lever and asue and what of more III
1t oy destroys wotms nvgoraes the whole .ys-
tenn but dissove and carries off the
those ss ne T Ss %
Da e. n whGn produce Their and by re-
Its harmless its effects the system the health
are rs ~G1 n:
been received proprietor does not consider necessa
Josiah hSmG,en, near Salem n j. administered tbi, We.
that In lew days she discharged one and thirty
Mr. JGsepn Lentn of the Penn Town,hip Saving, In,t
Sa II. scss to at % ar sd says
hys SRs .3 W Tshs 10 o mi,
for dysp.pd, and 10 the OF two ks discharged
wards Of thirty pieces of tape snd thereby perfectly
Another genemn Of this city had administered his lit
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