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visit or search, as has been done by the parties 10 Tho
tSuintuPie Treaty Of Decem6er, I6sl, does not ad.
nit that by the law and practice Of nations there
any such thing as right Of visit distinguished by well
known rules ana dehnitlons from the right Of search
IL does not admit that visit Of American merchant
vessels by British cruisers is founded on any right
Notwithstanding the cruiser may suppose such yessei
TO be British, Brazilian, or Portuguese. Ii cannot
but see that the detention and examination Of Anne
rcan vessels by by British cruisers, has already led
TO consequences and II fears that if continued il
would still lead 10 further consequences, highly niu
rious to the lawful commerce of the United State
Al the same time, the Government Of the United
States fully admits that its flag give mmunit,
10 pirates, nor 10 any other than 10 regularly doct
mented American vessels and il was upon this view
Of the whole case, AID with firm conviction Of the
truth of these sentiments that it checrfuy assumed
the duties contained in the Treaty Of Washington
in the hope that thsreby Of difficulty and Of
difference, might be altogether removed, and that the
two powers might be enabled TO act concurrenty
cordially, and efectualIy for the suppression of
traic which both regard as reproach upon the civil
lization of the age and at war with every principle
oil humanity and Christian sentiment
The Government of the United States has no
interest, nor is it under the influence Of any OPT
mons which should lead 1t to desire any deroga-
ton oil the just authority and rights of maritime
powers but IN The convictions which il enter
tains, and in the measures which II has adopted
1t has been governed solely by a sincere desire to
support those principles and those practices which il
believes to be conformable to publicI aw, and favor
able to the peace and harmony Of nations
Both Houses of Congress, with remarkable
degree Of unaDimity, have made express pro-
visions for carrying into effect the 9Th article of
the Treaty. An American squadron will mmedi
aely proceed to the coast Of Africa. Instructions
for its Commander in the course of preparation
and copies will be furnished TO the British Govern
ment, and the President confidently believes that the
Il r Al
mode agreed on, will be more efectual than any eff
forts yet made for the suppression of the slave trade
You will read this despatch to Lord Aberdeen,
and if he desire it, give him copy
] am, sir,
Your obedient servant
(Sgned) DANL. WEBSTER
EDWARD EvERErT, Esq, &C., &c, &c.
Ito be continued.)
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STATE OF MAINE.

Resolve IN relation 10 bonds or securities that ,eere 10 be
smrenderedb by Great Britain 10 the States Of Maine and
Massachusetts under the late Treaty
Rssolped, That the Governor be requested to in
form the President Of the United States that the Go
vcrnment Of the Province of New Brunswick at
tempting TO collect from citizens of this State and 9TH
ers bonds belonging to the disputed territory fund
called which were given for lumber cut under per-
ms from the States Of Maine and Massachusetts, in
contraventon Of the Treaty of Washington; and re
quest the President to demonstrate with the British
Minister against said proceeding, and to insist the
stipulation of the treaty, which provides that any
bonds or securities apperaning thereto he disputed
territory fund.- shall be paid and delivered over to
the Government of the United StaesS and to take
such measures relating to the matter as TO him may
seem fit to cause the treaty spuatons 10 be carried
into effect, that the citizens Of this State may be
saved any further aggravation from that source.
In the House of Representatives, February II,
l643 Read and passed.
DAVID DUNN, Speaker.
In Senate, February II, l843. Read and passed.
EDW. kAVANAGH, President.
February II, l643. Approved,
JOHN FAIRFIELD.
true copy. Attest
PHILIP G. JOHNSON, Sec'yof State.
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from the Boston Courier.
HON. CALEB CUSHING.

We have letters from Washington which assure US
that there is but feeling in that city respecting
the conduct Of the Senate in rejecting the nomina-
ton Of MIR. Cushing, and that hoi feeling is one Of
strong unmitignted indignation. Even some of the
most ultra friends Of Mr. Clay have expressed, in no
measured terms, their disapprobation of the deed
IL Is almost, If not altogether unprecedented The
President, in the most violent party times hitherto
has been allowed TO select the members of his official
family But now, such is the bitterness and malg-
nifty OF party SPIRIT that the Chief Magistrate Of the
nation may not exercise the freedom that is the ~
herent right of all the subordinate official agents of
the Government. The rejection has been brought
about by the union of those who deiest and hate
each other, and who have never before met but to
quarrel Nothing has been urged against Mr.. Cush
ing on tho score Of ability or character. No one
doubts his qualifications for the Office to which he
was nominated and II any ono questions his indus
try, and his unt'rng persevera &C in the accomplish
ment OF any thing he undertakes, such doubter
knows nothing Of the talents disposition OF Caleb
Gushing
There are party men and party presses, that will
v'ndicate and uphold the Senate In their proHigatc
ana ne'srous course; bat we think that those men
am nose presses who less for the success and
triumph OF party, than for the general good Of the
country, viii take different course,
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WAsHINGroN, March 81, ls43.

Sir With reference to your letter of the I'd in
slant, conveying to certain resolutions passed by
the Legislature of the State of Maine upon the sub
ject of bonds belonging to the Disputed Territory
Fund, which letter was referred by for informa-
ton to the Lieutenant Governor of New Brunswick
have now to acquaint you that the Lieutenant Go
vernon Informs me that so long ago October last
upon receiving intelligence from Lord Ashburton of
the signature of the Treaty of Washington, he had
issued orders to the Attorney General OF the Province
to suspend all proceedings upon the bonds in ques
ton The Attorney General reports officially thai
the above orders have been duly obeyed 1t appears
therefore, that the resolutions of the Maine Legisa-
ture cannot have been grounded upon an accurate
statement of facts | avail myself of this occasion
consideration.
(Signed) ii. s. FOX.
The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, SC. &c. Sc
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OUR NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT.

Our readers will observe The vaedictory Of
"Neckar in New York" to-day We regret
to lose a correspondent who has, in so many res
poets, rendered satisfaction to our readers gener-
ally, as well as to ourselves. His letters have
been extensively copied in the West.
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OFFICIAL CORRESPONDENCE
DISPUTED TERRITORY FUND.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, March 2, lo43
STA have tho honor TO transmit to you the copy
OF resolve Of the Legislature of Maine recently
addressed TO the President by the Executive Of that
State, relative 10 certain proceedings Of the Govern
ment OF New Brunswick, supposed TO be in contra
vention OF the terms Of the treaty Of 9th August last
between the United States and Great Britain.
viii you do me the favor TO communicate to this
Department such Information the subject you
may possess, may be able hereafter 10 obtain from
the Provincial Government in explanation OF the pro-
ceedings referred tor
avail myself, SC. SC.
(Signed) DANL.. WEBSTER.
HENRY s. Fox, Esq
sc. &c. sc.
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(OrrIcnL RKrURN)
NO PARTY TICKET.
For Moyor-Ricbard Swami, 154 votes.
For Recorder John Johnson, ISL.
For .9ide,mtn- General John NJ Watkins, ISL
Richard !. Jones,' 1913 Richard l. Crabb, LAG Adam
Miller, l57 Henry Hobbs, ITO.
WING TICKET.
For JMoyor-Daniel r. Hyde, I26.
For Reemder--John Johnson, 14l.
For .qidermen-Richard r. Goodwin 1877 M w.
Sonnor, us; VIM, Bryan, 100; Edward Brewer, Of
John, lis; +. Augustus Davis, 1874
Not Elected. I Elected.
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The smooth and varnished-visaged MIR. TALLMADer,
who established the Madsonian as Conservative
organ most sacredly assured the Democracy that his
only object was to support the administration and the
Democracy
This may be very true, for what we know to
the contrary. We have not the honor to be ac-
quainted with the Hon. Senator mentioned.
But our acts, with Gods help, shall prove that
the Madisonian will "support the Adminstra-
ton and the Democracy
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LOOK OUT FOR BLOWN STORMS.
We hasten to lay the following before our

From the Philadelphia Spirit ofhs Times.
A TEMPEST IN TEAPor.-The Harrisburg Key
stone, in leading article of two mortal columns,
full of juvenile thunders, undertakes to prove
that Captain Tyler is buying up the whole De-
mocracy, people, presses, and ali, of Pcnnsylv
of course the Pennsy lvanan, and the Globe will echo
and re-echo the ridiculous humbug How very alb
surd II is to suppose that people be bought up by
tieir own servants! As to the Democratic presses
President Tyler has not made us Treasurer of the
Mint yet, (nor him of the Pcnnsylvanan,) and we
are quite sure that we have not yet had one cents
worth OF government patronage.
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Correspondence Of the Madisonian.

ANNAPOLIS, April g. l843.
SiR Il enclose yon the Tickets which have been
run this day in this city for the Corporation The
Wing Ticket was regularly nominated by caucus of
Clay Wings The other is an opposition to the Clay
ties, and you will the number of votes each have
received 18th the number affixed to their names
In haste, am, yours, &c.
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Our correspondent at - N. Y, who in
Inmates that our letter to him had been badly
used, is informed that the treatment was reel
procated, on his reply tous
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NOR REM, two or three rooms in the third story
Of the building occupied ty the Msdisonian. al
The corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth
street Apply ct the office for further Information.
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WAsnINGroS, March 4, l843.

WAsnINGr0N, March 4, 1913.
Sir have the honor to acknowledge the receipt
OF your letter Of yesterdays date, enclosing certain
resolutions recently passed by the Legislature of the
State of Maine, with respect to the management of
the Disputed Territory Fund.
l am not at present IN possession Of any informa-
ton upon the subject to which these resolutions re-
fer; but shall Immediately forward your commune
cation to the Lieutenant Governor of New Bruins
wick, and will acquaint you with his Exceency's re-
ply. shall also transmit the correspondence to her
Majesty's Government in England
With regard TO the form of the resolutions them
selves you make observation thereupon in your
letter, hope am justified in believing that you dis
approve, equally with myself, of the unbecoming and
disrespectful language in which they drawn up.
l avail myself, &c. &c.
(Signed) II. s. FOX.
The Hon. DANIEL WEBSTER, SC. &c. &c.
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IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS.

The official correspondence which we publish
to day will doubtless be considered highly I'M
portant, not only by our readers and the whole
American People, but by most Of the maritime
nations of Europe.
In relation TO the subject of The "disputed
fund.- no one can doubt that il has been prompt
w disposed Of The only regret is that Mr..
Fox should deem the language OF the Maine re-
solution dl.respec,ful Yet il is apparent he
did not suffer any such considerations 10 throw
an obstacle in the way Of the performance OF
his duty and his note of the 3lst ut. will GER
tainly be highly satisfactory to the citizens OF
Maine.
But the letter of the Secretary of State to our
Minister in London is. in our estimation, State
paper Of the most interesting and important
character. Il is, if we are not much mistaken,
true expression Of the AMERICAN SENTIMENT,
on the subject of the RIGHT OF VISITATION, or
SEARCH. And, thinking such to be the case, we
sincerely believe that the American People will
unanimously sustain the Government in the
Just and independent position it has assumed.
The Globe is making a very curious quarrel
vita the Spectator. 1t intmates that the Spec
tator, in consenting that Mr.. Tyler shall be
permitted to have +" fair play" in the National
Convention, excludes Mr.. Van Buren,.
This is a puzzle to US. In the first place, the
Spectator has up the name of Mr.. Calhoun for
the Presidency, and the Charleston Mercury,
the acknowledged organ Of Mr.. c. recognises it
as Calhoun paper. In the next place, the
Spectators relations with the President are
only such as should subsist between generous
and honorable journal and distinguished states
man. In the next place, 1t has no authority,
that we are aware OF, TO say who shall not be
admitted to the Convention-nor do we under
stand it as sayingiMr. Van Buren, must be ex-
cluded.
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rHOLApNJe UTEiii.

bR Ro THOMPsoN's Pelvic Corset and Cero Abdominal
- ban1tge for the relief and Prospsus item Falling
81 The womb appreciation than any
other instruments which have been offered profession Tor the
prevention and cure n this distressing disease.
TIE late Dr. John EJcre College n Ohio PROBES
or sr"al Of Columbia College. city Washington and many
oilers Distinguished The profession speak the highest term. Of
approval %. these
IT. piric Crst simple construction. possesses al
vanaFe which must Do apanto any acquainted with the
anatomy NJ he paris who will easy application
sol wofn by The patient without any sordns
prompt 1ui certain relief and a Fr0apsus Uteu
ne 5onra Ba-dag admirably sdapts of the
patient nnJ during the period n delivery ty
bmenr aud decided support the Pelvic prevents
NJ occurrence ~ th1t painful dsaso Proiapsus Utsr
Great objection having been urged against instruments
- a esr'~fin consequence Of the high prces usually
~ en W have bteu 1ducsd 70 make arrangements which sns-
DE " 60 put these pncss which viii plce reach or
cvCv patient
Hlo AJEX'R Dt'VAL & co
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ATTENTION III

DERSONS wishing to buy superior articles,
'f small prices requested 20 examine The following st
bow ~ '-" '".' 'e''
Fcndrr bofh btass and pierced NJ cost
Audiroua d. do dn do Do
Tcl Kettles lined and single Do
Saucc Pans and rosiscutf verg low
Furnaces. Iron bolrd. Do DO
shoves ani Tonrs sets. brass and steel. sry low
Narcfs ell sizes in sets and snr'r. various qualities
sp.tioons brass Britannia and un. and without feet
Knives and Forks fll and by dozen q on gust,
Pocket knives from iei cents % and dollar.
karors Razor s0ps and four sides Enesons saBnIr.
and Mlf.c strop.
seaes and Spectacle Cases very cheap good quality sni
surett an srrs
Soaps large Doc very DID, really excellent very Dow,
Of f'r The hair also f.ounfum and cold
icumrsCoIoEne of ven superior quality by
ur ho siso cologne Lavender excellent quality
sH' RI variety ~ superior vory low
Saws Few good s,ws both hand Tenant
tsnfsaIcts-piatsd nntiana brass and On
i,.-sgi h10Aa ~ au quahtcsatc
hfsli Tla's ereencu and common quality
hsna Tea Sugar Bowls and Creams srts and scpa
90 sizes gI1luea patterns and prices
COMBS Hair To and C1thes nristes Backing and Backing
hsifs Accerions Muscai Work Common Worn
WANG desks nact gamm0n Boards Chczsuen Mabs
Jews uarFs AMI rn whsuss
o. addition the above 7 a of Looking
Glasses Toet Manfsi Per Small Looking 0iascs.
and geuea Assortment Of Chni Crocke,
rcnnf and hand lamps Chandeliers Churches
~ and hrs both gh and bronze Lanterns Astral Shades
aui Rcnrtiofs
Gas AMI examine my assortment JAS EVANS
Man 81 door ffou Exchange OF Mayo s.
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Ills s. ELLETT, Agents.


To all whom il may concern: Having been IN a low
state OF health for several the Dyspepsia.
plants AMI debility which follow ed long attack
had ana being ofea troubled a head
ach with feeling Of angogr and depression spirits
and having frequently Caom remedies
with very slight benefit recommended friend 10 try
Smiths Btrr- Renovation Health" sold by Mcssrs Ellis 4
ti when commenced they slight knees
OF the stomach but determined perysc that could
not be woed and found great and
manifest rclei-he medicine CARED of the bile strengthened
me EeEy quickly and entirely opinion
mend Noppts
JULY ls42.
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TO FAMILIES AND INVALIDS .

DAI.D\ESS.-BALM OF CoLUMRIA for the
HAIR which VIII stop 1t II falling out or restore on bald
places and on children make rapidly those who have
l- Find the name OF CoMsroCK CO on it, or never try it.
HheumnTism aud LAuENESs positively cured, saaH
sArci 7se a!4 % are restored in the old by the
IspIA~ VrsrT.BLE EL,IE
without the OF CoMsroCR Il co
psSES wholly prevented governed
has come you use the true Hays L1ieai from COM
STOCK q co.
rr. sPohn's Headache Remedy eaeetuary cure
ssk headache either from the Nerves bilious Hundreds
families are using 1t with great JOY.
Ir. unrthoien,. L. pectornnt. taken in time VIII
prevent or cure all inePeui Coughs Colds and Consumption
Remember the name and get CoMsroCk's,
Dnitcy's Magical Pain Extractor saIvc---rhe
nosi extraordinary remedy ever invented for all old B 81
and SCALDS.
TO ALL THE WORLD WHO USE LEATHER IN ANY FORM
OIL OF TASNIN. or. Leather Restorer: 4 ~Ew
tAcAt psoo'thf Most people kno" that skins and hides are
converted into leather by the Of Tannn extracted from
When the and strength Tannn worn out leatn-
becomes dead hard dry brittle. cracked 4
oaHes and remove all crust; ny biterr,stors
this substance the leather receive the second neButte
whole OF the OIL OF TANNIN
t; and hardest leather twenty ycars
in use; and II tears easily with the fingers inpas
utterly incredible new lea
respects polish ana
all leather completely and perfectly t~PEE1or. 10 yaernartc,r
boots shoes carnage tops harness hose trunks and fact all
things made Of leather gving splendid polish higher than
manner the leather used. THESE ARE FACTS.
CORSS.---The French Plaster a cure.
East Indian ifair Die, colours the any shade you
wish. but VIII not color the skin.
Eins Spread PlnsterE: better and and Us
fi article made An should wear them regularly.
observation-disclosures COMPOUND EXTRACT
There other preparation fSarspara equal
this lfyou Coms:oks you superior 10
Others !; does require putting.
E&nlmstociS's Ncrninfuge viii eradicate all Worms in
children or adults with certainty quite astonishing.
Horses that have Ring Bone. Spawn. WindGRns
cured By ROOFS SPECIFIC FOUNDERED Horses
iy cured by ROOFS Founder Ointment. Mark this al
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by Peyton Johnston and Gsynor Iy
ell door above the Bell Tavern Norfolk Tay
IN Petersburg. Va by Rosser & Anderson.
De
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TO SPORTSMEN OF THE Field,

ruoNAs TYRER Manufacturer and Importer Of Gum. Rihss
P-~ &c- has the pleasure cf informing the Members Of
choice Goods
fourA similar establishment and workmanship they
b. eSeeud he very prices
Amongst his assortment The following
GUNS AND ROWLING TACkLE.
Superior Damascus win and siubb'wi dOnele and barrel
Guns
Double and single plain suubbtwisi Guns
DO do do plan and imitation DO
DO do do German do
Bras. steel and silver mounted Rifles
Du.ing. pocket belt and travelling Prrol
ssfeocking SINGLE anil barrel revolving Pistols
Gun RIM. and Pistol PowTcr fasks
Doublc md Single Pouches nj Belts
Split and Plain English and French Percussion Cars
Common Percussion Caps. At IS per 1000
srorismens Liquor Flisks ami Pocket rumbIers
English. American and Scotch t:untow,ist
Dog Calls Colar, Whips, Chains and Couples
lunismcn'- blowing Horns and Bugle-
Wash RolS sho, Chargers Cap Primers Oh Cups. Ran.
Patent Gun Wadling Mad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun. Pistol and Rife Locks Parrcls
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials OF all kinds Gun
Smiths
FISHING TACKLE
Fishing Poles Joints Walking Canes English SIX India
Grass and Hair Lines Fishing Floats
Moods Limerick Kirby and virginia fsh Hooks
Superior Plain Gilt German Silver and Plated mounted
Swords and Plated EpauIctts
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers Buttons; Clasps
Canes Hooks TaSsc Gloves Lace: Braid orsird
Wings PonpoOns a.. SC.
CUTLERY.
fiioi Rodgers, and warranted
Rozors Superior Ivory Buck Pearl and silver Mounted
sportsmcn' Dirk and Pruning RODGERS Crooks
and Wortenhcins Rodgers superior
Genteinen's Scissors.
Gold and Silver Walking and with
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Books and Wallets Got and other Steel Pens Opera
spy CLASSES Travellers Compasse Hooks: Pocket Cork
screws Scga Cases Key Rings rwecsr brushes snuf
Boxes Pocket Rules superior Tape Measures Riding Gig
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JULY, IsE2

do hereby certify that have used Smiths Renova-
Tor ." heah os four myself and family,
hinaea II Ia number Of others aui Il failed 10
give r when was properly adhered fused
IN stomach SIX heliielc bilious eVrT dorercd bowels
every case the patient found relief would recommend
to all who may be diseased Try pleasant acts
gently TIE bowels. WIN WATTS
JULY. 2Jd lsi2.
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ROBERT HOFFMAN,.

Dear srYour Bsiam wd Cherry has effected some as
tonshins here which LADY, Mrs Russell
who had suffering long time with shonc., OF breath
ing and general weakness until finally Obliged Keep
her bed. Amer other remedies rc-osd 10 IN
vain. she commenced your Dasan AFTER taking two
bottles Tar recovered attend ali the
duties of taking bottles more was entire
Is cured Respectfully.
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lNNCssrHS July rs, lsII.
Dear SrP.ease send two bottles genuine Basan
OF Wild Cherry been Consumption for the
last two and suffered very severe cough
pains breast difficulty OF breathing sweats Sc and
having tired remedies been under several
doctors Vet could ind any thing until used
some Of Bassrl bottle ncighbor Of mine
who is using ami have found wonderful relief from II
that have doubt viii efectualy.
Very respectfully yours
RpRpnT> upuM.S
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A RE respectfully informed that J. w. RAN
dolp At his Bookstore aud Bindrry ., continues to manu-
taure All the various kinds Of blank In their Offices
ho' VINO have not employed him and aware Of the sp
Touy OF his work. be the fact that he . en-
pocd BY most of the Banks Clerks Merchants in Richmond
ana elsewhere IN Nrenthat the Will Dc used and
the work done despatch. 49, ~
Oriers for Books Stationary Music and Fancy Cod. ,, -
win prompt attention II addressed J. w. RANDOLPH
opposite Mtehels Jewellery Store. street Richmond
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TO THE PUBLIC.

IN = WIN -f'''' iss N NaiuTt-
Die AMI successful remedy for Dyspepsia headache
Nou> ana bilious complaints colo, cosiyeuc dcb
" female o'suctons the complicated
tons Arising iom indigestion Smiths Brtcrs Of
Health We base received uany testimonials OF efficacy
few ony Of which Of space suhOn. safe
innocent aud eteeiua remedy does admit with all
tIose who have tred
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