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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
From the Liberty Tribune.

Notwithstanding Wheat, Corn, Flour, &c. &c.
are in demand on The Seaboard, and in our Yves.
tern cities, at fair prices it is all the same 10 the
people living on the Missouri river as If they
bore no price at all. They are excluded from
the market by the high prices Of freights, conse.
quent, somewhat, upon the low stage of the river.
1t will always be so until something is done TO Ia
ciitae the means Of getting 10 market. We
have rich fertile country; yet, for all practical
purposes. il might as well not be SO. | wish,
therefore, to call the attention Of the Editors Of
the newspapers in Platte City, Weston, ST. Jo.
seph, Savannah, Fayette, Glasgow, Colombia,
Futon Paris, Bowling green, St. Charles, Pal
myra and Hannibal, TO the propriety Of urging a
Convention Of the people at some suitable point,
say Fayette, 10 take into consideration the subject
Of a Rail Road from Hannibal to 81. Joseph
believe that such information would be elected,
in such Convention, as TO induce Eastern cap.
talsts to embark in the undertaking. There is
not road in North America, save those between
Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia and New
York, that will be more profitable Conven
ton, composed Of men Of practical good sense,
will be able to set forth the advantages Of the
terprise in such manner as absolutely to de.
monstrae lis necessity over any other in the
Western country. CLAY COUNTY.
A Convention on this subject can Ger.
tainly do no harm, and may do much good:
therefore. we 90 in for it, The grea, diff.
ficuIty which has attended the navigation
of the Missouri river, for the last two or
three seasons, is strong argument in ia.
The merchants of this place, Glasgow
Brunswick, Keytesville, and Huntsville, for
the last two years, have shipped most Of
their goods to Hannibal. and wagoned
them from there home, because it was a
cheaper and more certain mode of getting
them in season, than by shipping them up
the Missouri. The farmer, too, is prevent.
ed from selling the products of his farm
because he cannot get them to market
and his Wheat, Hemp, Pork, &C.. brings
him scarcely enough TO pay for raising
while those in other sections, who have the
proper facilities for carrying their products
to market, are getting good prices for them
These facts, which are pIain-which every
one sees and feels, are strong arguments in
favor Of the establishment Of such a road
from such points on the rivers as full in.
vesiigation of the subject shall show to be
the proper ones. All classes are interested
inasmuch as all would feel the benefits OF
such road. The sooner and the more the
subject is agitated, the better; full inves.
tigation is all that is necessary to convince
every one of the utility and necessity Of
such a road. We commend it to the con-
sideration of our readers, and brethren Of
the press.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
REPORT


Ofthe Joint Committee appointed TO seize ~m
the Auditor and Treasurer, made !Voren'-
Der 25h, 1876. 80.
To The General Assembly efhe State Of M'"our''
THE COMMITTEE, consisting OF one mem
Der of the Senate and two members oil the
House of Representatives, appointed, by the
Governor to make settlement with the Au'
dltor Of Public Accounts and the state
Treasurer, beg leave to make The following
REPORT: Sod.
The books Of the Auditors Office show
that the Treasurer is chargeablc as fol-
oWS, to wit:
Amount receipts into the treasury in the
two fiscal years ending 3oth September.
1916 S477,728 10
Amount balance in the treasury LIST Octo.
Der, 1914 48,694 AZ
Amount outstanding warrants, Is, October,
1914 1911 90
The necessary vouchers in the Treasurer's
Office show that OF the amount Of war.
rants issued, S329,48l &C, the Treasurer
has redeemed the sum Of 322,737 10, lea
wing to be charged to the Treasurer, out.
standing warrants, amounting to the sum
of 6,744 Sd
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05

Mas. Common VS.. ESTATE OF GEN VAN
NEss,-There is q trial going on at Wash,
ington City, in which Mrs. Conner, whose
name has appeared in the newspapers FIRE
quen'ly of late, figures as plaintiff. She
sues for the recovery of an interest in the
estate of Gen. Van Ness, late of Washing
ton City, aledging that she is his Uidow
The counsel for the hers-the General ha.
wing died without will--treat the whole
matter as an attempted fraud.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

The services of the Episcopal Church
will be held regularly, until further notice,
By Rev'd E. REED. in the Grand Jury
room at the Court House, every Sabbath,
at.half.past 10 o'clock, in the morning, and
3 o'clock in the afternoon, or at the ringing
of the bell of the Baptist Church.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

The friends Of sound principles through.
out the country will rejoice at the signal
triumph of the Wings of Massachusetts,, and
especially in the great triumph of those
principles and of high personaTmerit which
has attended the election in Boston. There,
that sterling Wing gentleman, r. C. Win.
throp. has been chosen by an unprecedent.
ed majority over the violent opposition of
both Loco Focos and Abolitionsts. This
latter party, indeed, seems to have been
utterly Frustrated in the State notwithstand.
ing the insidious assertions of the Gov.
eminent organ here of coalition between
the Wings and Abolitionists; for out of tho
Lightweight members of the Legislature
whose election has been heard of, only tmo
Abolitionists have been chosen, and sir
Locofocos to keep them in countenance;
the remaining eighty are all constitutional
Wings. What will "Mrs. Grundy" of the
Union say now?
We are happy to state also that the ninth
district of Massachusetts, which was repre-.
sented in the last Congress by Williams.
Locofoco, and has remained vacant during
the present Congress, after two or three
Intellectual trials, has now been filled by the
election of ARENAS Hale, Wing; so tina,
the entire representation of the State is
now Whig.-National Intel.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
S534,979 So

S534,979 So
The Treasurer is TO be credited with The
amount Of warrants issued during the fis.
cal years, ending list October, 1916, as
appears from the books oil the Auditor,
with S329,48l Sc
Amount woltscalp certificates burn. by
the committee in 844 1865 90
Amount deficit Of Mcclellan, late Treasu.
rer 3,ll8 10
Amount required by the General Assembly
to be placed TO the credit of the Treasu-
rer 438 SO
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
BOMBARDMENT OF TOBAsCO.

The expedition Of Commodore Perry
against Tobasco was successful. We copy
the following particulars of the affair, given
by one who was in the attack:
On the 18th, Com, Perry left with the small
vessels for Tobasco, surprising in that river
number of prizes. The city was summoned TO
an unconditional surrender and upon an en-
phatic ''nunca," the Commodore opened on i,
from his own vessel. the Vixen, the fire being
returned with musketry from the houses and bar.
rcades across the streets. The following day,
the foreign Cousu!s and some Of the principal
Inhabitants sent off, under flag of truce, to
Com Perry, praying that he would order the
firing to cease, stating that the military command.
ant had neither property nor interest there and
| that the avenues from the city were guarded by
the soldiers, preventing the escape Of women
and children. some Of whom had been killed by
the bursting Of the shells. The Commodore
like a brave man, at once gast up the idea Of
the empty honor Of reducing the place, and
promised to leave the next day, il not unoiested
The next morning, however, Lieut.. Parker, OF
the Mississippi. drilled within few yards Of
the shore in small slooP, with Midshpman
Wheelock and some twenty men with him,
where he was fired on by large body OF soldiers.
He defended himself gallanuy and successfully.
WIN "a" ioSS VI DuL Oi!e iUdH, anu nbUitu OIL
into the stream. Lieut. Charles w. Morris
(acsg as Com. Perry's ad) was despatched
with orders TO abandon her, who, in the execu
ton Of this duty, fell MORALLY wounded lie
was shot in the neck, the ball glancing down.
wards, and survived ill the third day. His fall,
the first officer land brave and accomplished
one he was) lost to The navy in this war, allowed
little mercy TO be shown in the fire which was
Immediately resumed by our squadron; and
considerable part Of the town had been battered
down when Com. Perry concluded that they had
been sufficiently punished, and left for Anton
Lizardo with his prizes.
When the Armada left Vera Cruz the squa.
dfon were preparing for an expedition, the desri.
nation Of which has not been made public, but
was presumed to be Tampico or poin, not far
from Tobssco.
"HAENIBhL JouRNAL. We have received the
second number of paper bearing the above ii.
tie, issued from Hannibal, Missouri, by II. d.
La Cossitt, Ii is hard ocoioco paper, OF res
pecIable size.
We copy the above from the Fayette (Mo.)
Times. We can assure the Editor Of the Times
that so far from being Hard, we never have
been, are not, and never will be democrat, hard
or soft, a, leas, so long as the present organiza.
ton OF the two parties shall continue. We pro
Tess to be wing, wig to the core, and such we
expect TO remain. The Times mistook the name.
II should have stated the "Hannhal Gazette"
Hannibal Journal.
We know all that, Buck !" Only
mistake in the name.--IimeS.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05

OUR NEXT GovERNoR.--The Metropoli.
TAM in an article on the subject of our next
Governor, mentions the names of the fol.
lowing gentlemen, who are looking for.
ward to the Gubernatorial chair-Col A
Hunter, DR.. J. H. Relic, Judge McDear.
man, Major c. I. Jackson, 1t. Gov. Young.
Judge King, Hon. J. M.Hughes, Col. Mar
maduke and Judge Mcbride. We should
think the locos might make Governor on,
of all this trough materials
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
Sl9O,378 76


Upon careful examination Of the books
Of the present Auditor, the committee taxa
pleasure in stating, that they are kept Nth
the greatest care and accuracy. The bdokpf
o! the Auditor and Treasurer correspondent
every particular; and tho manner in which
they have been kept, reflects credit upon
those officers. Since the last biennial ex.
animation made Of the accounts OF those
officers, there have been two examinations
made Of the books in the Auditors Office,
one by committee appointed By tho Gen
eral Assembly, in the year 1914, to settle
the accounts of Hiram Fl. Baber, and the
other by a committee appointed by the Gov.
ernor 10 settle the accounts of William Mon.
roc, late Auditor. Your committee have
not thought il necessary or proper TO exam.
inc into the correctness Of those settle.
ments, but, in their examination, have to
ken it for granted, tina, the action of those
committees was correct.
1t will be perceived that the committee
have given the Treasury credit for the def.
cit of A. Mcclellan, former Treasurer, mas
much as he yet stands charged with that
amount; and also for the sum of SAB SO, for
which the Treasurer was authorized to be
credited by joint resolution OF the Gener-
al Assembly, passed at the session Of ls4s
and 1S43.
JOHN w. HANCOCK, of The Senate.
JAS IA . g. aoBR6N btHEAp,} gms Ho4,s
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05

OBJ FELLowsmP.--The Gratitude
Lodge of Baltimore pay $1,000 10 the heirs
Of Col. Watson, Mr.. Meeks, and Mr.. G. A.
Herring, Of the Baltimore Volunteers,
killed in Mexico, being 800 to their res.
pec,iye heirs,
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05

UTWe are indebted to Senator Rau.
''ns' OF this county, for Legislative docu.
ments.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05

O"e receive the 1ri. Weekly Inqui.
rer very irregularly.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05

Counterfeit American half dollars, made
in very superior manner, are in crcula-
ton in New York. There are a great ma.
ny of them ahoat, of the beautiful Federal
devices, and lellered on the edge. The
metal stands aquafortis well, but is duller
in the sound than silver, though nearly as
hard to cut. 1t is particularly to be de-
tected by feel and look Of greasiness.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
Balance in the treasury, LIST
October, 1916,

The balance in the ,reasur,
the following items, to wit:
Interest on outstanding bonds
as evidenced by coupons in
the treasury
Wollscalp certificates in the
treasury
Certificates Of Deposi, in
Bank 10 the credit OF the
Treasurer
Cash, or its equivalent, in the
Treasury
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1846-12-05
e344,6Oo 80
S,so,37s 76

consists Of
S6o,ss5 1s
1854 90
63,9s6 81
$500 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-01
VOLUME !Ill xI.. IL.
NEW TERMS

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ADVERTISEMENTS onspicuonsly inserted atio
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ON them, will be continued uutil ordered out
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/ A5Woman SAot.-A female named Eliza
Jane Dawson. residing outhe corner Of
Philippa and Perdido streets, was ysster-
day shot shot in the neck with pistol .balEby
a man named Michael Allen.a II he partic-'
ilars, as related to us are, that Allen had.
propossda matrimonial alliance to- Miss
Dawson, butshe wasunwililng TO consent,
land in Aft OF rage and Jealousy be- drew a
fpistols and discharged the contents al her:
|iForruuatelysthe ball missed her headsand
Esstrnck herinsck, inficiingis severe but not
dangerous .stdund.eA affidavit was made
tsagainss Allsn, bur heahadiuot bssn Er1estsd
Eupsounbs slIatssh shhpisiast, evening Tho
+ aifaiih sanssfa treHirnst es1eitousnt = IA
:ths neigbburhbgd xhnfesit occgrred:-A.
|, ,Osic. % is r - e. 81
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-31
RLACK IRON POLISH for Ira,

hAhiHgs, ~e- de-Ihis article produces railnrs
Crates and all kinds OF Iron beautiful Jet black polish re-
curing no labor than the application ordinary yarnb
ii very durable and IL effected by exposures
protecting the Iron from weather For sale by
SELF iDrussists AZ Main s,,r.,
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WORTHAIs, McGRUDER ~ co.
OFFER FOR SALE:
* nRns st. CroI p. Rico and n. u. sugar
NJ 20 packages w 4 w loaf crushed and puversed do
- bills n Clarified Sugar
40 hhis Mo5sses part prime
20 bis do
IeO bags old Government lava Coffee
l2J do Rio do
los do LlTuayra
10 hales Mocha do
Gunpowder and Black Teas, Of best quality
10 Rice
$50 kegs Nails, assorted boz AMI warehouse
zoo sides Sole Leather good and dams ged
240 Russell do
500 lbs Shire Thread
40 boxes Sperm Canies
10 do Judds pat -. Candies
100 DO Candies Hubs l. Wooiufs
100 do soap
10 do Starch
10 Kegs salt Prtrr
ceroons Indigo
10 sa'kcs best lDurands' Olive OIL
90 Pit Oh
Win;es Sperm Oh
1000 kegs DupoHts sporting and blasting Powder
so boxes sStO and lOII2 Glass
500 bags Shot
Bar Lead
90 hhds MddlirE Baeot
90 do Shoulder do
500 best family Hams
Ifo boxes Tn Plate
Block Tin and spelter
$40 rms Wrapping Paper
$50 Grind Stores
IS bbls Tar
20 bbis pare Cider Vinegar
u or casks best woodho1se Wines
Genuine Old Port
..',ton Yarns at factory prices
Cotton Lines f4.a Mustard
Ginger, Pepper, AHspee, S1eAs s-A. l..
tons Am Clustered steel
EaFish tlst Shear ami Cast Steel
tons sPrirg Steel
Swee5s
Cnunty JIRON
so Trede gar and English \
Sheet and Boiler Plate Iron
Band and Hoop
Plough Plates. &C. .e3
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TOTHEPUBJ,JC.

GIVE my articles u trial and Judge for yourself
them an be money
MY bAu LusrRAL HAIR RkSIoRATivE-Tbi. uniser.any ap
bowed and adm red article, nee n sps pungsnt
ai o aud other destructive
~ teAu.s beautifully bright and mPars nag
rance OF The hwer- Hair washed becomes
pessinsy ro and laxurian growth aud bring
IN new he on bald heads by
haf'h and turning ng or
IMPROPER preparations viii Be natural color aud
erlhaney by few applications OF the Lu,tral
tits prescrvaye against balnes infabe cure I'm sl
aneeons OF The skin the head dand-ani for
he falling on Of the hair and turning grey.
10 the simple produce and soe .u
r Tor the h end wed with properties hshy eap.nR hat
hdi~nssses the Epem aud Capillary the eoro.y, e
uon OF Tie Precipitation aKd OF dry particles that A,
deposits This rurhcs hair gives TO I.au
% so,s ana soiness and an agreeable and vvnE perfume
hNioENCE-NatLrc 1, an ineihsushe NINE in which enc,
Hence ands'ndy win always find cxeavate
alone which produces all that invention and which he
would do better perhaps to name adaptauons
For ,ale, wholesale and retail, "
JULES HAUEL, pcrfumcr and Chemist
No 20 south III street, Phiiadct hia
And by my Agents, Ginie Duval Purcell r. puy,i p,
aiesnc Main street laehrisson Dornin Broad 1t
.nn'ond ems Co'ns Bragg Thomas Co. Petersburg
all the prrIists through the Union. oe
VI Premiums awarded a the Ftanklin Insitutr
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TO T0BACCONISTS.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Boots, Shoes. Hints. Cans. Sc

VNHE subscriber begs leave to call the aiten
u ton of Country Merchants Boots Shoes
Hats Caps &C which comprises renea aaone adapted 10
ia sales all Of VIII CHI he them be a very small
advare on the cost As his determination buyers IN
hSt heir eIamine stock before buyny
elsewhere
"ho ie and Retail dealer in Boots StOcs Hats
n, ~, NJ,
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kUbkRT Mutt

House sign Painter nud Ctnzier
Jvsrt Soor the EIehaNys Bask, SieAusonl, Pbgf.is
AZ received further supply Paints Core o,hcr
Varnishes, with Painters brushes blenders
French and American Window Glass from
s)r26 inches all Of which he desoust coT the
reasonable terms.
N. IA supply SOAP Paint low a On.
pcror paint for Tin or shinsed Roof
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The subscriber, Agent for the above Company IL p.,,, IN
receive applications for Life Insurance any OF the pe,
named via for Tor life; any , M,
exceeding $1,000 single life. The Insurance M, an
OF the intermediate noted in the
well as all other information desiring 10 err,
Insurance. will also be made known application The advan
ages offered by this Company believed equal no,
superior to those offered by Other either or at
Britain. N CIV ATtI,,,,y
Physician the soeey-he Family Physician OF The nsv
whose life 10 TO be insured.
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A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY


A NATIONAL GEOGRAPHY
FOR SCHOOLS.
ILLUSTRATED by sfO ErRtavnzs aud - Maps Globe
hap oss rev rho ny Go'dfish author Of Peter Par
Ry,s rale'" vol Quarto. P..ee SOC
This WORK drsantdas ScucoL Rocx book teseAr-
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contain OF which
family book for reference. Its Witty respect
been carefully studied in the arrange
nent whole ~ut The typography and the
with the descriptions o which they relate
Tue Globe Map and useful device, and viii be
easily handled and eye during early stage.
OF study For 'aie by ,,,,,,,,,,o,.
IN BBLS. TANNERS OIL, prime quality,
~eS iNLoEs 4 BROTHER.
GoFFEE-A full supply of Rio, Laguayra and
~ Java Coffee, in store, for sale by
go WILLIAMS HAxALL.
GALA PLAID LINSEYS. 5 cases Gala Plaid
~ In'ey, nd beautiful pae.-sor very howl a,
~si HALVES. VAN pEURsEN WARDS,
WEBB, BACON Il co. offer for sale
w suGARs-So hhds ST. Croi.
los hhds Porto Rico
100 do New Orleans
Is bbis Crushed and Pulverised
II tiereeS and 20 half do New orlean. Clarified
MOLASSES-sO hid. Porto Rico
90 hhts and rs Trinidad
COFFEE-IOo bags Rio
500 bags Lsguayra
lsS bags lava
CANDIES-SS boxes Sperm
i6 boresS tsatic
so boxes Iulls patent Talow
80 bnIcs Talow
CASTLE, Brown and shaving Soap
700 krgs Gut Nails and Brads
tons Bhs;crcd steel
Hoop Iron
90 tons Nova Scotia Grind stones
1900 side Sole Leather
Harness and Upper Leather
Thread
40 packages Gun Powder Tea
Black Tea
10 bbis Sperm Lamp oil
81 bb.s Tanners oil
200 titTces Thomaston Lime
100 dozen Painted Buckets
Nets OF Woodwau
Is ucross Rice
so bhs Cider Vinegar
- hhds Bacon sides
Is hhds do shoulders
eco hbls n. e. Gut IieruRgs
100 bbs Family Roc do
IS bbls shad
Rnsin-Tar
Spirits Turpcutinc
Letter. Writing and Wrapping Paper Aus7
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BALTIMORE LOCK lNFlRMARY,
NO. observation-disclosures near the Bridge,
UNDER the sKILFUL CHARGE OF
i ID "A. Ill a IL KiS,
d RESE,Nl,S In, In.

UNDER THE sKILFUL cuaEer or
~ HI. III n Id IL 10
DRESENTS to tho affj, c,.d Tho 80, 49,.
Il remedies and eGeae OF. rc,,m.,, q, -, ,.,s, ''In
chronic affection. 10 be- onnd In ~, " disease and
TIIrs ISST...y y. =. .ne Cmon.
having the many years Of its ..,ssI,.has,, =, ,,.
under the direction az .lInI "a IA BALTIMORE en-
upon public confidence which no sthet - @ '. claim
years experience could addue. the yrs,s me past
oco cases that ave been errrd ,hos testimony OF 90
CURE WARRANTED OR No I..su. u once
in from ~ hours, i'm mild forms AMI ,hs -,
speedily restored to constitutional 9' assnyae,
part life TO the study =,
Dr. Harms blends practical observation with Theoretical
assures the unfortunate of ,k16, All ,nd
out esasgerauon, OF eItor.on in charge. e' WIN
maUk T.s.s,
Dr. II. has been euRasrd In 4 more c,ten.iv. 49,.
iiee than any other physician in hi. civ '' PfAe
The great sueee,. attending his praetie. h,. h.. -, -
by approval Of discerning public The rrp,. ~u,eu
agreeable in taste as salubrou in M mhd ana
mAHy hours a. IL Ionperl, ,,rS "a yer
weeks
TOn its Senso IN diet or
ro .ic uie
arc prudur 3, by m. mriieiDr, VI nih'ea eica
Dr. n a, ,s The mn ps,nie,o,, ,ou,u,.,-,
Tupcnnc,-,arl other diEru ne m,,,n,a ~, 1870
Of the through sweet and pu =
remedies drives out disease, hroyyrr hae. urr The
constitution cleansing the blood restoring In, orns "a
strength TO the system. ~
LET THE READER REIIEMnER.
these important remedies are the result applcaton and
tended experience the genuine Offspring OF ,eIepe.
HT 'nen.e ' been ten and acknowledged number.
humble roofs OF the vaeya vocal BY the yo,e
ing praise
Dr may well congratulate himself upon the benefit aeerunx
p and rejoice that he permitted To
meaning oan Iothe ameed, position enyiabe than thu
s"'o"'h0he o' EARN. ptolaesi monarch
,,, TAKE HI an TIME.
,r.aa ~ VI 'ai'e pleasure bear in mind when
ca,on 10 = .a' no Iine sho I'd be oiiin max apph
t,ir 800 - N'y NOT only obtain relief
anu cuoe great constitutional injury. but
he cnn1 ,',, h - 70 DC more moderate IN h charges than
d-en.s NOR usclv dia, become confirmed or the
rfying di.ra.. d =, advances oil this truly
horrd results ar, too repu.i - the oodeSi hca'i it,
d.oIonnv hIo,.hc. snh when letrauon aud
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