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From me Washington Uaion.
Important from California.

pasChts lfOm I0inuddDuete Stockton, 10 Tue
Secretary Of lAg Navy, extracts from which
W are permitted 70 law before our readers
Lieu. tfaY lef San Diego on the 9Th oil
J mary, ~ the prizc schr. Malek AdheI. Al
Panama he found Mir Emory of the ar.
my, belfer Of dispatches from Brig. Gen.
keafiay to the Secretary of War, and
Commander NJ Kean, Of lie sloop Dale
fcfuf4da, to luc { State, ~ bad health.
he, crossed HE i.,hmus, and took pss.
sage 10 rhe Brush steamer 10 the IIiyaua.
VI. Emory took passage in the New O.
Ieaus packet, aud uay be expected daily,
Lieutenant Glay took passage n yesse
0ound 10 Baltimore.
lie Intelligence ~ ca he brine' IS high
y gra't! sng as uy the b'!linnl atiaifs de.
t4ited, and ihe caWiulalioG, auqulluy is
restored 10 C4'iiJrH'a, and our possession
- 20" nHdispp'ed, Comnojufe Shubnck,
ia he Independence, arrived u Monterey
/ te" day. be'3m ]. ~ Gfay lcli Sin ~.
go. he LoNngton, "nh Capt Iomp.
tan' COMPANY OF ArIllefy, had also a'fv.
p ~ TINT Place ma Vie transports, WIN
Colonel >.eyenson.s re 1ment, "eie daily
expected.
nAa.g,s.ms Cgiu,a nr los ASorros
jmu4y II, l746
siR ! have TIE honor to iuiotn you THAT
II has pleased ''oI to crown our poor Efforts
. F9' down TIE ftle'l'lo' ard 10 retrieve
the credit d oar arms, ~l!h the most CON
pete success. lAr insurgents determined,
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CHAPARRALn


VERA CRUz, ANCHORAGE, April -.
Eds. Deitd "A large detachment OF the
SQUADRON leaves to-day for Tuspan, CON
inanded By the Commodore IN person.
The officers anticipated something of
fight al tha, place. Its believed that there
are upwards Of 1000 troops at that place,
under the command Of Gen. Cos, with some
sixty pieces OF cannon.
The squadron captured at Avaravosizty
pieces oil heavy cannon, ali seryceab'e and
in foe order with the exception of three.
The greater portion Of the army is nos
on the road to J-lapa rumar has il that
Santa Auna is there with large force aud
intends 10 dispute the pass near that place.
/ The vomIto has not yet made it's appear.
ance. Nuuls,
CREOLE.
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LNC NBER 81.

"en. Scott, Who LEFT Yesterday. reaches him,
which Will he Tomorrow niyE,. Mai Gen.
a,'erson letI here with tao brIda.es of
volunteers On Friday, and he hal, 10 doubt,
tedcheu the advance before THIS bau,.
"eh' "'ggs had between $500 aud 27O0
men-chOice ones, loo-uad,r has com
mand, and ! entertain lluie Tear n, n,
safety. General Patterson marched yi,h
Shields and Pillows brigade, opd all rhs
iofce except the garrison Of the town add
Qlliman's brigade, are either al the scene
OF action or on the road to II.
Gen Scott, think, was pretty well sat.
lshed, before his departure, hat Santa An.
ia was IN the neighboIhood OF ia spt, aud
was making good time towards that point
before the express ached hlm.
terrible battle viii be fought at Cerro
GoidO, or there viii be hlI'e Or no fighting.
An intelligent Mexican told me tonight,
that there would be no fight, ard taat S1nl.
Anna had with him four Prominent mem.
bers OF the National Congress, with the and
OF whom he hopes to negotiate a PEACE
| believe truly, tina, 1t IS the wish Of HE
Exceliency 10 eud the s,ulc, but whether
ne Will embrace this occasion, (Ahich, ty
The way, is an excellent one J cannot say.
lie horses Of the Tennessee Cuvnify az.
Iiged to day from Tampico and a on as
they are llnceI | expect Quuman vii leave
here,
Moses \. Beach, OF the New York Sun,
IS now here. He cane from the city of
Mexico by way Of Tampico, and that IN So
short time that the news Of the copilua.
ton Of tins place had been received three
days b fore his departure.
II can buy, beg or borrow horse,
Will leave for Jaispa at day hight in the
morning. from which place | will eaLeavof
to nuke up for los! time.
CIiApARpAI
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TERMS:
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS y no,
flid n adraner. THREE DOLLARS II not
jgid teithin six months, and THREE DOT.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS il NOT paid ia
I'll after The expiration Of tie year No pgpo
ti"oHhn1'd SHhi all aHeaages aft pad, e..
api al he option Of As Editor
n AdrH hsrr;tEis inserted OF oat Doitar ps,
,1sHt, (l6 lines OF less, his sized ryge.) Or tie
psi tasrriioH oad % cehts for each c0EfiHa.
sac. Count adrati1meats and Sheug's Sqies
tAneod - per cent. higher; aad deduction VI
3Ji rtr cent ,oiii b. nude ffom he reeule. pr.
ga. iof aireffisrfE " ne ytar. 4drsftisen.ents
r'ffisd m1Rthiy " quausriy 81 per square Jor
fsch tim, H'H.i.rioataig - cents Psf square
10 sae. HHs
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he the first effort OF Com. Snubrlck, nov
commandet.ln.chet, to establish d civil 90
vefnmeni, duiy fer which, he is emlnen,
ly quallted. Com. Stockton has perform
ed brilliant achievement IA his marcel
from San Diego TO the Pueblo de los Auge
los, and IN his signal success over a re,o
lutte enemy.
The following Is taken from the letter o
an American, Who vas captured here b,
tie Cal'lofnlans, and detained as hostage
C,IY q TnE ANGELS, J,SuARY l., lSl7.
80 DAYS back Col. Fremont aud Dot
Aadcs Entered lnto treaty, "hlch pot 81
cad 10 tie war. Three DAYS back; tn,
Mexican officers qul, The camp, aud DUI
Andres Poo - now N command. Flore.
Gdrslas, NJ Castle, joan aud Tomas 81
berandes. with len or ,"euiy others, had
started for Sonora. IN Mexico. Should they
hear Of the treaty, they may return. The
Caltornians appeared completely tired 81
the ALTAR. It's naw impossible TO say N,
or how many they have lost. The Amer.
can forces here nov are over one thousand
While ! VAS 10 confinement, the native
troops used 10 desert every night; some
we've fecuu.hti snd again went Oh, Under
Flores there was continued robbin., ami d
mufd r every two or three days.
We nov come 20 the other Transactions
the most spec &. account Of shIch wc ..aI
IN the Courier 1 Enquirer, ayo~edy de-
rlyed from Commander Nj keiu late OF
the D4,c, who arrived here Yesterday from
Havana, und @ho had his lntJrmuton from
MuJor Emory, ROW Of the dragons, hav.
lug been promoted aud transferred rom the
,opuItaphical engineers. Maj. Emory came
from CaIliofnla 10 havana ~lth Commau.
der Nj kean, du, leti hun there aud pro
ceedrd TO Washington with dispatches, 90
ny by way Of New Oienus
According to this acco1n, Gen. kearrey
arrived u! San Felipe On lie - Of Decen-
Der, hl' men and mules worn out By tetr
long and torlsomc march, and all The pass.
cs hes oud beng II POSSESSION o! the hostile
C4horuaas. H. icund means, however,
10 Communicate with Commodore Stockton,
who Was al Sal Diego, aud lhas ,tlicer sent
him a snal reinforcement, oil thtry.tise yc.
lun,eers (stohab!y American fe,,den,. uu.
der command q. Lieut.. q gillespie and Pass.
ed h.dshipnan Beae.
Geuemi krarney resolved on atcmp,in.
to cut his way through to San Diego
aud on The morning OF December & attack
I'd The enemy, 100 strong aud we'll mount.
ed, II the village OF San Plscual Ahs'
Two severe engagements the enemy we're
routed, but General kearncy lost 80 killed
aud wounded; amen. the former we're Cap
tain' Moore aud johnson aud Lttn' Ham.
mond, AID among the latter all the ri'i-e's,
tie general haaseit RECEIVING t"o stabs
wl1h Lance. lis whole command vas
oniy ~ men.
GA he 7th, the survivors Get out (or San
Diego On foot, their mules having given out
or been captured Ahet nuother engage
menI, Of which 10 PARTICULARS are gwen,
they arrived WITHIN 30 mites Of San Diego,
where lhey we're net by detachment oi
seamen aud marines, under Lieut.. Gray,
ordered TO taetr TeLe! by Commodore
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(o.niac Brandy

For medical purposes. ior sale by the bottle
+. J. nOLTON
April 9, 1916.
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WEEkLY ALMANAC.

O. Il Y. Coearaa, Mtel.ea5uf. \ {.
ttn. IS HIrt' M! Gyo0e. n {.
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NEW
Dr Goods, Hardware A Cutler,
tNTARIIsIiuINT.
NEW.
" G. JAMES 4 co

n m roN receiving ald oatr lot sa'r. bi
q NLUirss, and f,iall an lfentlse asanr.
VI Of DoN aud vel s,ltut,- F.ic.tI .ad DO.
s,.... ~ ne AID I4n.y
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Good Vinegar

For ,slo by tho subscriber. Also RICE.
T, J. HOLrON.
April o, 1876,
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Nnng, Arithmetic, bgilsh Grammar q M
esd tcngf sphy per scss. OF months,
A.,yta. ChrIaistfy, Natural Pai1sg. -oo
Ply l,hc,ouc Logic Se.
alta aud Greek Languages, IL 90
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INTELLIGENCE From CALIFORNIA.
From Tie Caitorn,a Ezra Of Jan. 70.
The friends OF rder and oil Who are IN
tefes,ed 10 the .ui a.e ~ favor oI our nag
rhey destrc to tcc California territory OF
the Uuted Hc4, and al length a member
OF the .louou, touiedetacy. We can u.s.
sure our friends at HON ami our Govern.
meat at Washington, that 1t they wish TO
haul down our d. here, II went stay haul
ed down. Ii viii 20 up again 10 t"e0ty'
four hours. As It waves now II will con-
tnue to wave when they who road ihIs are
IN their graves.
We have oil the intelligence, industry
and enterprise Of CahoruIN with Us.
The L. S. ship Cyanc, Capt. ). r. pl'
pont, arrived at San Francisco Monday
week. Since the Occupation OF San De
90 IN July last, she has been on The coas
of Mexico aud captured IA prizes. She
burnt or destroyed one brig and two Mex
,can gun boats, the three last III he attack
on Guaymas, aud shipped between thirty
aud 40 guns al San Bias.
The u, S. sIoop-o'.war Dale leaves to
dav for Panama there she will land he
commander, W. W. Mexican, Esq, whos'
health compeIs his return home. II 1" ap
parenlly the only means Of saving his lille
and even thus may ia'l.
We have received, by special messenger
the result Of the recent engagement" nea
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Sc AND SIGN
PAl1tpIltH
AND PAPER HANGING.
". w. RAIyE.Y

Glove Inc o. business. ilfgfug prepared
tf suh slIihe io,i. and tmp'emtuls ncrrs.
b. prosecution u ms business, and uay
So 90 rcvtfaI vests eua ged u ii, ID hopes
.ate un,o. .ltcuUou q IpefH = hp,f4l share
rs PI3Ae PasinuR gc.
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Grocery and G0nGctiOaar.
5rURA.
Grocery and EonGCii0I
ss- ,4nl'F,

where = kccps nearly every article pertaining to
the busln,-s. lie has u1A on hand part and
val s.D have TIE ULl,r o. TIC lul.oH.ngat,Icly.,
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Toys for children.
TnOS. }. llOLTON
Ayul - l-iL
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TER MS:

EDITOR. PR0PRIEr0R . PUELLsHcI
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Terms.
Tuition.

ding, inr.u!' @asl.ing, tael and XII 40
A.hs, pc launth,
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Pages Portable windmill.

GEORGE PAGE, machiniSt and nuacurer of agri-
~ cultural i'm plenents and other useful Inventions, re-
specially informs the public that he has petcd his
rtngeincns for the manufacture of his newly invented
portable windmill, which is intended for poughng level
lands grnding threshing and other agricultural purposes,
and Tor nachne Shops carpenters shops, and other stab-
llshments requiring power tor driving machinery.
The windmill rs built upon tower oil any height ac-
cong TO tie size o. tie Wheelhe height and diameter
should be In proportion to the oil the wheel The wheel
is divided into large number spaces by arms and
supported by rods the shaft which project forward
from the centre BY this arrangement the sails be
made narrow and long, and M any desired surface of the
wheel, the shaft OF which is horizontal. Each sail is hung
10 the by hinges the side, and brought to the
by this means all surplus power allowed % pass through
wind, and may be opcnied by the smallest breeze and
only part OF the Wheel but give IA more regular motion u
the mill Ihs windmill is sell-adjusung every partcll-
lar The vein, or ta-piece, is adjusted by gearing
TO counerbaancc the power used, and always keep
wheel square to the wind. The vein also constructed
revoive when the wind strikes either sde ope-
rate upon the gearing throw Itself instantly The
direct course the wind.
One OF lese mills has been constructed his establish
ent IN TINS city and all persons interested resec
invited 10 call and see II In practical operation 1t has
been attached TO his portable gristmi aud used grind
ing all kinds of grain, which has been effected manner
10 call orth the admiration OF all who witnessed It's
performance.
Orders received at his machine shop in Baltimore. or
TINS CITY, June 24-eotl3n
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TN pursuance OF the Congress- entitled San act to
establish town ut st. Marks IN Florida approved
the I'd day of March, 1882 JAMES X. POLK President
OF the United States of America do hereby declare
make known, that public sale viii be held at the land
Office at TALLAHASSEE in the State of Florida
disposal of the aforementioned lots in said town of ST
Marks commencing Monday, the 4th day of October
next, to-wit:
Lots numbered two, three, FOUR six seven eight ten
eleven, twelve, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen eighteen nine
teen, twenty, Twenty-Five twenty three tweny-iour TWEEN
ysix, wcntysevcn, twenyeigh thirty ihiriyone thirty
wo thirtyour, hirtyfve thrtysix, thirtyeight thirty
nine, loy fory-two forythree, yiour foy-six forty
eight, fifty, hyone itywo ifty-iour hy-fvt fliy-sx,
ltycight sixtwo, sixty three sixy-lour sixty-sx sixty
seven sXtyeight, seventyour seveny-H seventy-sx
seveny-e2ht scveny-nne eighty eghy-sx eighty
eighty eight, ninety, nneiyone. nInetytwo ninety-sx,
ninety eigh nnetynine, hundred one hundred and
hundred and hundred and seven one hundred and
eight, hundred and ten, hundred and eleven one
hundred and Twelve, hundred and fourteen one hun
bred and fifteen, hundred and sixteen one hundred and
eighteen, one hundred and nineteen, hundred and
twenty, hundred and twenty two one hundred and
twenty three, hundred and tweny-four one hundred
and wenysx, together with all the portions of the follow
ing named lots covered by donation of ten acres
made to the Tallahassee Railroad COMPANY viz Lots
numbered fortyseven hiynine, sixty seventy
y-two seventy-thfee, egny-t~o, eighve, and ninety
four.
The offering of the aforementioned lots will be COM
menced on the day appointed and proceed in the same
order IN which they advertised, with all convenient
despatch until the whole shall been offered and the
sale thus closed But the sale shall be kent opn
than weeks, and private entry any o wi be adj
med until after the prutiUn of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city Wnsbington This
twenyirst day of May a. d. one thousand eight hundred
ana 10 lofty seven seven JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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THE UNION.

respectively and the purchaser at public sale o, ANY my
owner thereof SHALL in addition 10 the sum 70 DC pu 10
the United States be- and hereby is required 10 pay 70 he
cernned and il payment therefor shall not be mace upon
The day on which the was purchased me lot shai be
such person shall be capable OF becoming the Prcha-
ser ~ any other lot offered at th public sale
ay of the public SALE shall not be thus PAID or the sam
may entered private SALE upon paying 10 The United
states the sum at which bid o and TO the owner OF
the improvements the previously ascerlaned value there
Of"
v the net of Congress aforesaid, the minimum price OF
each town fixed twenty-five dollars, and OF each out
RICHARD M YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE.
Cincinnati, ohio.


E next fall and winter of lectures
and continues four months which Immediately So coed,
ed by fdr spring and session, which all @ con-
nues four months gratuous preliminary Sc COM
mences the first Monday October, and cont ues one
month.
FACULTY. Tickets.
b l.. Hill. M D. Anatomy and Operative Surge ry $40 90
L. f. Jones, Nj. d., Motera Medica, Therapeut les,
IL Oliver, NJ D. Chemistry and Pharmacy 10 10 90 90
W. Beach, NJ. H., Surgery and Clinical Medic inc 10 90
H. Baldridge, M d., Obstetrics and Disea SEES of
Women and Children 10 90
j. r. Buchanan, NJ, D., Physiology, Ins,u ties of
T. " Morrow, M. d., Pathology, Thco ry and Prac-
ticc OF Medicine 10 OO
Nlatriculation ticket SO; of libory q graduation
fee, Slo; demonstrators ticket S3-optional
$40 paid on before the first Monday in Novenber
next will be received for in full of one student or
$50 paid by the lst of October next secure all The
tickets for full courshe ticket ne Of
library and naturalization ticket excepted The Instnte
received its charter in 1915 The college etcc is suate
at the corner OF Court and Plum The course of in
structon will embrace everything of value known and
taught in the old medical colleges well as tie reorneG
and botanical school of medicine Six or en- lectures
will be given daily. Board from so so to S3 per v,eek
Candidates for graduation in addition to the pTeIimnarv
legally incoporaed medical college, the last of hicb nnst
be in this, after four years practice
| All letters soliciting further niormaon or contnning
money for the Faculty, must be addressed the unde
signed paid Notes of solvent banks the States in
which students reside will be in payment of fees
,,oo = L. " MORROW, ME-
'"y AH-Iawlw Dean of the Faculty.
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by the President OF the United States.

IN pursuance of law, /, JAMES X. POLK, President Of
the United States of America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sale will be held at the land
office ut MINERALPOINT, in the TERRITORY Of WIS
CONSlN, commencing ON MONDAY, the nineteenth day
Of July next for the disposal OF the public lands within the
aforementioned TOWNSHIP ps, to wit;
North Of the base line and rt Of the fourth principal
iridium.
Townships seventeen, eighteen, and nineteen of range
three
Townships seventeen and eighteen, of range four.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools, militia
ry other purposes, will be excluded from the sale.
The sale will be Nep open for weeks, (unless the
lands are sooner disclosed oi,) and onger and no
private entries OF land IN the townships offered will be
admitted until after the expiration OF two weeks from the
commencement of said sale.
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington this
first day of April Domin thousand eight hundred
and forty-scven. JAMES X POLK.
BY the President.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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To Claimants. &c.

General agency at the city If Washington.
lE undersigned general agent notary public, and jus
a ,ioe OF The peace respectfully informs the public
he has removed his office TO the building door
Chubb Schenck exchange office, 18th street. opposite
the Treasury Department, where he will promptly and
faithfully attend TO any business the above line which
may be ntrusted to his Persons having claims against
the general government, and who may conide them to his
management, may rest assured that they will be speedily
attended
bounty land warrants or treasury scrip will be secured
for the officers and soldiers of the present war and tho high
est cash plice obtained for the same
The undersigned will keep his office open from 8, a. m,
until O'Clock, p.
His dwelling house IL on Louisiana avenue, nearly oppo
site the City Hall, where, in pressing necessity
can be seen and consulted before 3. m, and after
O'Clock, p.
Please pay the postage.
June i0-3tawlm SAMUEL STETTINIUS
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Notice to Clni,nents.

TUCKER Il ADDISON, General Agents, office on 9Th
street, Coeman's Buldings) four doors north of Penn
$, lvania avenue.
beverley Tucker and John T.. Addison have associated
thel nsevcs for the purpose OF claims all kinds
befo Congress, and the several departments general
govern Inent.
All mmunications (post pad) addressed the above
shall Give prompt attention. Reference made to the
following gentlemen:
Hon. Geo. M Dallas Vice President of the United States
Hon. John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States
Hon Robert J. Walker Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. Jlo- y. Mason Secretary of the Navy
Hon. r. n T. Hunter, United States Senate
Clement Cor, esq, Georgetown, d. c..
Jo. T.. Addison, attorney will con tinue 10 give
personal aehon TO business before the raj courts OF
the Dstr Ct of Columbia, and the adoinin counties of
Maryland d ha virginia july l3-ly
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browns HOTEL.

THE UNI 'ERSlCNED (sons OF the late pr opreto Jesse
BROWN ave the satisfaction of informing their friends
and the publ generally that the Hotel long ivoaby
known Bro ems Indian Queen Hotel, Washington, has, by
an arrangement among the heirs, into til full
Of the und srsgned sole owners and th at they alone
will hereafter udnct hs extensive and oos
llshment They pledge themselves exertion
10 uphold the Ing reputation aud la rye bushes
which has here oiorc possessed and they nesy hope
by the improvements in the buildings and the reno
walton OF iurnitu about to be made to,e tber with
strict and unrem ting to the comfort of their
guests merit and receive the large share of public
patronage with viii III j. has SO long been honor ed
T. L. BROWN,
MARSHALL BROWN.
Washington, d. c., July 9, 1917 July I--eolmif
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riIE written signature the only safeguard a.n,ns

countorfetsIIe public attention is invited, and par
ucuiay referred TO the advertiscnent setting forth tue
style OF labeng and the putting OF beekyits anti
dyspepc and dinner pills. Also to that OF Dr. Dyos ap
proved anti-Dous pis both OF which, IT may be seen,
are projected from being counerfeed by only siie-
guard to be depended upotne WRITTEN OF
proprietors on the label Of each box of pills
All others which may be offered sale by unprincplel
persons are surely base countefielts and will be rejected
as such The pills that were in the hands of persons who
as have the written signature OF the proprietor
The sole agency for the sale OF Beckwts antdyspeptc
and Dyotts anti-bous pills. is vested in the hands oil I.
W. Byou " Sous, Oh the Columbian College, No l32 North
Second street, Philadelphia, who viii any orders
Tor the
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