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FROM TAMpTco.-schooner Morris, Capt.
Thompson, sailed from Tampico on the Sd inst.
She reports, that the brig Hamlet went ashore
in the breakers of Tampico Bar on the SOth
May, and that It il supposed she will be got off
by Tightening her.
We regret to learn that the health at TamPi-
co wasyery bad. There were many cases Of
yellow feves, audit was greatly on thsincrease'
On the morning IF the Cd inst. there was only
one sergeant and two men Of Company 3. Lou
isana Volunteers who reported themselves FL
duty the rest being all SICK.
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Later from the Army Of Gen. TayIOI

Later from the Army Of Gen. Taylor.
we have a copy Of the Matamoross Flag Of
the Cd inst. The individual found murdered
below Reynosa. as before mentioned by US,
turns out to have been a private in Captain
Paul's company Of Massachusetts volunteers,
"A company Of Massachusetts, men, under
Capt. Walsh, escorting q train to Camargo,
passed the spot a few days since, and identified
and buried the body. Capt. W. demanded Of
some Mexicans residing near the scene Of muir
der to produce the murderers or he would
burn down their ranches. The threat had the
desired effect, and three incorrigible scoundrels
were handed over to them-one Of whom was
killed in endeavoring to make his escape, and
the other two were imprisoned at Reyncsa.-
The clothes Of the murdered man were upon
the Mexican who was killed.-Rcayune.
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FDWNs
New York. June 3. l84,

NEW York, June 2, l847.
The famous China packet & Rainbotg" has ar
rived this morning from Liverpool, bringing A
days later news, to May 9th.
The supply Of Grain in Liverpool was limit
ed. Wheat had advanced four pence per
bushel.
Corn had advanced in Liverpool, and was
two shillings higher, but was rather dull.
Sales Western Flour at forty-Eour %shillings
per barrel, an advance; and Of Philadelphia,
&c, at forty-two shillings per Dbl.
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TVllE Undersigned, administrator de
j. 6oais non, Of the estate Of johnson
S~ilverbug, decd, win. at the July Term,
"A. D. I847, Of the Probate Court Of
Madison county, Mississippi, present his
account and annual settlement with said
estate 10 said Court for allowance.
], d. SCOTT, Admir-
De bOais non.
June 10, 1877. 4O-42
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N citizensOf Madison and adjoining
are respectfully invited to attend q
bGcus, to be given in Commemoration
can independence, on the Bird proxi-
The residence Of Elijah Young, Esq.
" of the Committee Of Arrangements.
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From tie New Orleans RicGyune.

From tie New Orleans Rieayune.
SALTlLIo Mexico, May II, l847.
and tedious, 8 days fever having
Jeff mel am able to write you again
3 little idea Of what / am doing, and
you with a few items Of news. 1
that q squadron Of dragons had
in pursuit Of the party Of Indians
committed the recent outrage, but it
was mistaken, and that their mission
pc and merely intended to endeavor
ck from our excellent friends, the Ca
some, American horses and mules
l%cidentally found their way into their
p. Justice, however, swift and ter
flOutiVe justice, has oyertaken them,
! N as they were, and half their number
p sent to overtake their victims.
Col Mitchell and a portion Of the
Of Col. Doniphan's command arrived
terday morning from Parras. having
n camp the day before. This morn
re break fast, a number of men came
Pnounced that on Friday last adstach-
Coll Doniphan's regiment, under com
Capt. Reed, consisting Of fifteen men
%pmpanied BY Don Manuel Ibarra, i
Pllhy citizen Of Parras, who owns an
vineyard, set out for the Rancho del
'Ous thirty miles from Parras, after the
DC furnished them all with fresh
. made a rapid march for del POGO
ranchO they were joined BY a part,
twenty men, an advance If Colone
rs main command, and before Ions
ns came W, The conflict was quit
ior the Indians fought like devils :
4 was wounded in the chin and shout
news, and several horses were killed
: side Of the Indians the sIauphte
deadly. The all-powerful riff,
'Os'teen bold warriors to abite III,
nd sAs rest fed, leaving most Of thei
anO the greater portion Of their worheI
ZEN We also captured about 200l
noises and mules which they la
~ Manuel, who is spoken Of as be
w ~ % is generous and hospitable
desperately, Most Of these Indian
pans and not Camanches, it Is said.
nss0ly believe that after this ger
le part Of our troops in Kidding a
,'ea'.y Of a marauding party som
'u' mexlcans at Parras were dete,
g. o stealing some Of the hors,
y the command.
u'le 0tcOl. DOniphan's command wi
lew days, and after remaining
s'l0l' their men and horses will pr
~ ARa--
wizards the mouth Of the river.
now been in the service elev,
when they reach here will ha,
~Oa'and eight hundred miles fro
NJ Wof'h Mo-, their place of rende
uoy have been constantly on d
slgns months and have been wit
p'rce last fall; nor have they draw
uOi'ar Of pay since they have been
we all look forward here to /
! speedy movement upon San Il
usn'e' and daily expect the arri,
0ps rom below. It is thought il
lOu'e will be selected and L Is /,
,S.a " ~ 2 most delightful one.
su' starting Off and Ihavo not Il
more Il i the "a Ohio Rerim
oay' They are now entering
HH"L "A
i. E, Z
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" been requested by many q his
n.mbers Of the Wing party, to am
|.NvrL FoRD, Esq, as a candidate for
live from this county at the ensuing
election.
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CANTON FEMALE AoADEMY.

N examination Of the pupils Of this
- institution will take place on he
lst, Cd and Sd days Of July next. PA
rents, Guardians and the public at large,
are respectfully invited to attend.
June IS. l847. 40-4l.
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FOR PRESIDENT,
TAYLOR,
h. aDpropal Of The people a large,
\, utilization of Il d he ballot bog

authorized by many Wings to an
i, c.pRlsI FIELDER, Of Scott county,
Iid.,s for Senator in the District COM
n. counties Of Madison and Scott,
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E~xEcUToR,s sALE.


my virtue Of an order from the hon
orabIe the Probate Court Of Made
son county, Mississippi, made at the
NAV term, l847, the undersigned, as
Executor Of the last Will and Testa-
mento Of Delpha Debeyry, deed, will
on Tuesday he 18th day Of June merit,
in the town Of Sharon, sell to the high
est bidder, on a credit until the FIRST day
of January next, all the personal estate
Of said deceased, consisting q several
likely young negroes, and some house
hold furniture. Bond with approved se-'
curity will be required Of The purchaser.
Sale 10 take place within the hours
prescribed BY law.
W. ADAIR, Ear.
NAV Is. 1891. $3.50
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\ any fault or neglect Of ours we
lives entirely out Of paper. We issue
to save some legal advertisements,
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IN PByATEER, = 1t is stated in the
news that D Mexican privateer had.
and broughtinto Barcelona the Ame-
que Carmelita, loaded with coffee to
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From Capt. Lauman, Of the Pennsylvania
volunteers, who has kindly communicated t.
us various information, we learn that the work
Of terrifying Rio Frio was going on rapidly.
The English. courier, who arrived at Vera
Cruz the night before the New Orleans left,
said positively there were 10000 Mexicans en-
gagged in the work. Other accounts reduce the
number to 1900, but on this subject the ex-
PLANTATION, we take it, is that any number Of
men can be raised to defend the city-that
there is scarcely a limit to the hosts that can
be concentrated, if means Of feeding them can
be procured. But that these hordes are well
armed and equipped, or possess any discipline,
we have no faith. Their very numbers will
prove an encumbrance when the day Of trial
comes.
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Later FROM GEN TAyIoR.-We learn from
Capt. Wilson, Of the LIST Regiment Indiana
Volunteers, who came passenger in the shoon-
or WandO, from the Brazos, that he came from
Gen. Taylor's camp, which he left on the
24th May, where he left all the army in good
health.
The force with Gen. Taylor consisted Of,
Cd Mississippi, LIST Massachusetts, the Carolina
and Virginia Regiment, and Texas Cavalry
also, the 10th and 10th Infantry, detachmenta
Of the Cd and Sd Dragons, and the batteries
Of Bragg, Washington, and o'Brien, Of the
flying artillery.
The health Of the I'd Mississippi Regiment,
had greatly improved, and there had been nc
recent cases Of small pox reported-Buaetin
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THOMPSON, author Of the foul attack
|Tsylor, has been nominated for Con-
the Democratic Convention Of the
District. Only four or FIVE counties
resented, During his speech accept
ominalion Jake reiterated all bis char
nsl Taylor. What sort Of people are
ls%aisappians!
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h Canton, on Saturday morning last,
y. TUCKER,
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison COUNTY.

BY the Probate Court Of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and Entertainments Of VIM.
Hoy, eceased,-Greetiag:
WTOU are hereby commanded to APP
N pear before the Probate Court Of
said county at a regular term thereof,
10 be holden at the Courthouse Of said
county, On the end Monday IF July
merit. then and there to shew cause il any
YOU have, why said court should not then
order and decree the lands, tenements
and hereditamentsof said deceased 10 be
sold to pay the debts Of said %decedent,
|tJ wit:
The undivided one half Of the south
Of east half Of southeast quarter,
north west quarter and west half Of
northeast quarter, section thirty-slx;
south half Of east half of southeast
quarter, section twenty-six; west hall
Of southeast quarter and east half OF
southwest quarter, section twenty-five,
township eleven, range three, east; east
half Of southeast quarter, section twen-
ty.fve; east half Of northeast quarters
section thirty.six, township eleven,range
three. east; west half Of southwest
quarter, section thirty, and west hail.
northwest quarter, section thlrty-one,
township eleven, range four, east, con-
tanning il the whole 800 acres.
Witness, the Hon. john b
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Madison County.

BY the Probate Court Of said County.
WWHEREAS, affidavit hns been made
Vv that Nathaniel Briggs is a non
resident Of said State Of Mississippi, and
publication was ordered TO be made a.
gainst him, and all persons interested,
at the June Term. 1847, Of the Probate
Court Of said county: These are there
fore to require said Nathaniel Briggs
and all persons interested, to appear be-
fore the said Probate Court on the Second
Monday Of Augustnext ls47, then and
there 10 shew cause, if any they have,
why the final account Of John R. Grigs-
by, Guardian Of said Nathaniel Briggs,
should not be allowed, and a decree
made ~thereupon accordingly.
Witness, the Hon. john B.
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Second
SIS Monday Of June, in the
LIS. year Of our Lord one thou
- sand eight hundred and for
~ seven, and seal Of said
court.
ISSUED, the 10th day Of
June, 1847.
j. T. CAMERON, Clk..
June 49,, l847, 40-4l
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" VVIVJuvT VIZ N@W
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
Of said county the Second
Monday Of May, in the
year Of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and for.
ty.seyen, and seal Of said
court.
Issued, the 18th day Of
May, lS47.
j. +. CAMERON, Cf'k.
1917 $40
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CREOLE.

,1Ya..a.::::::::JUNE z, 1871.
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4 S Ranger Of Madison cnunty, will
- offer for sale, in the town Of Can
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a. 81 A. . l.
heir introduction by his has exceeded
l"st >angune expectations L ZEN YEARS since
ne WEI brought before the public Durrg hundreds
~ Germ ats have been handed eStsiuC and
stsu the very great relief ty had drifei ofheu
" nave now possession resecfa
DE persons VI have use1 Dr. M'LANES LIVER PILL with
ne most happy results, where kaown remedy has
'ee used IN VAR" Ao.quite number regular PHYSICIANS
500 sandng through the country using ending
them IN their practice.
Il has been sincere wish that these Pills should be fairy
sud FULLY estedby experience and snd the effects pro
dncei THAT they have been tested result
every respect avorh call thousands wines who have
experienced their beneficial Fl cts.
DE-. MLANE'S LIVER FILLS not hpli or recon-.
mended Qke the popular medicines dsyl unver-
sal rureas. but simply LIVER COMPLAINTS and those
symptoms connected with deranged atate OF that orgn
J. KIDD co.
DIR. 1s'B.ane's Liver Pill.
The demand for these Pill. SuTp ising County
chants who hereoio could hardy induced purchase
dozen, bay Read tie following from New Castle
:. NEN CsSrLE. Feb. T. LEAF
.Hsssrs j. Kidd g. Co. Geneuien-=Please another
hai' gross Of MLaneis Pills The haf goss purchased few
months ago are all soliindeei since MS
: Dr. HLanes Pills" and oupd them efcacious !
now before the public
Respectful YOURS, w WATSON
Prepared for the Proprietor and sold wholesale by
JKDD & co.
No 60 Wood-st. Pittsburgh
Purchasers will pease be particular inquire
MLANE'S LIVER PILLS there other Pills purportng
10 De " Liver Pills" now before the public
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Islna.a,lsONa;MNXr

or the Land Sales in The INDIA NAP0LIS, FOR 4
WA YNE, and VIVA MAC Districts, an The
State Of Iadiana
NOTICE hereby given, the Of the
cessnns ia Indiana ordered by peclar,n of the President
Of the United States dated May
held the Land Office Indianapolis, the sixth Of Seprn-
her. ei7 Land Office Fot Wayne 20h September
S47 and the Land Office Wnamat the twenty
teber, s47 declared he postponed unland oo
rfence Monday. THE 10Th day at Decembef loI7-
Given under hand Washington, this
of July and forty
By The President, RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
l1t25 Aug Commissioner Of the Gen. Land Office
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bayonet; AND THE JUDO.
MENT OF GOD WILL
AWAIT HIM.n

odyOnetS AMI he JUDI
MENT OF GOD WILL
AWAIT HIM."
4" Will fedeIalists subscIib
TO the loan ? Will they len
money 10 our national rulers
To what purpose have fede
ralisls eXerted themselves [
show The wickeduess. to rous
the public sentiment agains
Il, aud TO show the authors o
It not only 10 be unworthy q
public confidence, but highll
criminal, if they now contrib.
ute The sums, without wheel
their rulers must be compelled
10 top ~ Boston Gazette
1SI4.
Another number Of IN,
same tory sheet ssii:
hes the merchants vii
lend item m"ney TO reIracs
their Steps. but none 10 per>e-
we're In their present Course
Let every hishwa, man fud
his own pistols.
And April IL, 1914, the
same JOuinal thus speaks f.
its fenefal brethren;
-" IL is very g'aieful e. fud
that the universal sentiment
i, that any man who lend
his money 10 the government
at the present time, will for-
ieii all claim to common hon
es'y and common courtesy
among all true friends TO III,
county. God forbid that an,
iederalist should ever hold %
his hand to pay federslists 70.
money lent TO he present ru-
leis; aud federali>Is can judge
whether democrats will tax
their constituents to pay in
terest TO fcderali,is."
10 euloglzing Gov. Strong
for his trsltOrouS conduct. thi,
same paper bOaSred that it,
party had arrested the progress
of the war, aud " driven back
its authors 10 abandon theia
infamous schanes T"
Ii also declared that an,
one Of its party who should
loan mosey to the govern
ment, " would be called by
Others INFAMOUS"
The FIST amendment pro-
posed relates TO the appor-
Iionmeut Of representatives
among the slarehOlding states.
This cannot be claimed a =.
right. Those states ate enti-
tied to the slave representa-.
ton BY a constitutional COM
pact. II Is therefore merely
a subject Of agreement, which
should be conducted upon.
principles Of mutual interest
and accommodation, aud upOnl
which no sen>ibIlily on either
side should be permitted toI
exist. Ii has proved unjust
and unequal in its operation 4
and had this effect been foIe-.
seen, the privilege certainly.
would not have been conced-
ed.-HsrtfoId Convention re-
port, p. 10;
Here originated about the
first public agitation Of the
If the Union, ,nl
account Of the slave question
4" The Union of The norihetnl
and southern States is not es=I
sential TO the safety, and is.
very much opposed TO the in
ierests Of both sectiJeS. Al
peaceable separation would b.
for The happiness Of all sec
lions. "-B"ston Centinel Of
July Is, 1912.
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pOsTPONEsfENT.

or the Land Sales IN the indianapolis. FORT
Wa YNE. and WINAuA Districts, in the
State of INDIANA.
NUrtCE Is hereby given, the ssles 81 The lands IN the
" cesson INDIANA orefcf by procanaon
Of the United Slsfes ded the day of May 1884,
held tie Land Office Al indianapolis the sixth dry Sepen
647 Land Office Fot Wavne September
1917 and he Land Office Wnamac the twenty
September sf7, nd which sales public he
scond dry Of Jny 1884, declared to he Postponed unaud 10
2Oh day of December ls hereby declared a.
still further postponed until and La "a
indianapolis Moniay LIST day OF Nav ls45 nj the Land
Office Wayne Monday the sth day MAY l54s and AZ
he L1nd Cce Wnmac Monday the If Nav
Given hand, the city IT Washington tins IAN y
of July douin one thousand eight hundred
BY The President RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
10 Commissioner aff he Gen. Land Once
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s DESTRVCTTVE EyEuv
or the Stage of AciIou

ar carried '
or the Stage Of AciIon.
We aude to fevers in their different FORMS because ver is
common IN form other either ague an fever billions m
eryspeas fever reuuatic lever &c The 3DSoSsbns
Symptoms disre le and often after the disease Is os
The sufferer Dies.
y otunate however for the that sovereign remedy
me above and other forms Of fever all durable
the prompt and timely Of Dr. Briggs Indian Queen Vegetable
sugar Codted Ps They extensively
ay other meiicine offered thu public ing
saas Oh cases annually They a. y considered sppreci
aed as boon OF nesmabe the community wherever
they have been introduced.
Thee thousands some Of whom are among the
most respectable members of the healing art to the valuable pro-
effected by them They phatsally ffp incidence and
no family shou he without them in the house ready for use
necessary They certainly superior purgaye for ceas
ing the stem from all causes of disease any
Read and Consider.
Extract d O. letter from Dr. James G Roggs roher to Ex-ov
full practitioners in tbs chick2saw country NE is gentleman
OF the responsibility AMI standing, hating filed very
important oice under the United States Government United
States Consul to the Repub of Mexicol
Dr. BRaea: Dear ir-cince agent was with
an opportunity OF testing the virtues of your pills. and lind
them 10 Be much better Preparation than first imagined
sI~o 20 p shd ree0%%esd them in my acee as
sick and especially the disease To- our country the
sei Of an '"'e qu'n'y Oh your pills can be dispo
If proper therefore, you forward to this agency
inc country point from which agents this
adjoining counties cOa be supplied application You will
same time forward express Instructions regards remtance
advertising &c Very iespec frIy, your obt servf.
Fairvie~ Pontotoc Co. Miss. Aug H. Is44
g For sale. wholes le nd by
s. j. WADE and TOMfINSON BROTVtlRS Insananblis,
ii. Z. GREEN. B ownsturg
JOHN w. VAUGHAN Peterborough.
CAVE J. CARTER Jamestown
b. SWEENEY, Rovlton.
DAVID WOODFORD, Tsorntown
LANE SION. lie anon.
PITZER WELL H. Eag'e Village
GRAFTON JOHNSON. Green wood
MANWARING & ADAMS, franklin.
n. D. ROBINS. Edin urs.
EDWARD p DAY SheIbvvilIe.
LUDLOW * kennedy Marion.
IRA BAYLEY, Frerpor
II. PERSON, Greenfield.
WM. SILVER Pendleon.
WILLIS O. ATHERTON, Andersontown
J. HOCKET, Plainheld
]. w. WALTON. Bridgeport.
w. J. UNGLES, Belletiiie.
And ny Druggists Merchants generally throughout the suh
and West
Nav 25th, 1917. epWSSWlvC07is
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-lgression like that we are nov
engaged in. - Louisville
journal.
"The President declare,
that The existing war witt
Mexico was neither desiiee
ror provoked by the UniteC
states on the contrary, al
honorable means were resort
ed 20, TO avert il. This dec
TAXATION | pronounce an abso-
lutte untrnth. - Speech ol
Mr. hudson in Congiess-
loug Session.
" For our part, we hope
that not one volunteer will 20
over his State line for any
such purpose. The war l.
.arjust, and mpre than that, il
l. unconstitutional and unne-
eesssry. "--Lowel Mass. J
Courier.
" Resolved by the Senate
add House Of Rep' e>eniaiives,
Fiat The General Assembly Of
The State pf Vermont would IA
10 VIE withhold the expie>-
SION Of their strong disapprnl
faiion Of the existing war
win ouI sister republic Of
deXicp as unnecessary, un-
lu>i, and oppressive. "-Ver-
mont Senate. Oct ~, 1916.
"In our judgment, the ex-
Isiing war with Mexico was
rot founded in any impera-
i've necessity, such as may
Justify or excuse a Christian
nation for IeSOrting TO arms,
and has now mamifestly be-
zone 81 offensive war against
a neishboring republic -
Vermont House, Nov. 81,
1916.
81 would cut OF my right
hand before | would hold II
~ in favor Of a proposition to
'ifOld any aid whatever 10
his Infamous war with Mex
co. Speech Of Mr.. Keys IA
he Massachusetts Leglsla-
ure.
" | tell the drivers in the in
eTnsl Mexican war that they
ne 10 expect no aid f,om
Massachusetts. - Speech Of
Nr. Bud Of the same body.
" No people, looking on the
contest, can help sympathy
ng with the broken power Of
Mexico and uniting in BIT
TER CONDEMNATION a.
,aInst our government" -
IlncInnati Gazette.
=" We are IN a war in which
ne >ympathies Of the civillz-
d world must be AGAINST Us.
Whoever pIays that God will
Ieiend the right, must pray
or The success Of our enc
MES "-Easiern Register.
" That the Americans will
ooG overpOwer them, (lhe
hexicans,) there is perhaps
i,ile doubt. Yet we must
.onless our sympathieS aIe
With THEM. ThOy fight for
heir C unity, then atlas, aud
heir homes-we for power.
md plumber, and extended
ule. They are fighting fOI
are 10 exleEd the
Irea Of slavery. They are in
he Iight-WE ARE IN THE
WRONG. They may appeal
With confidence 10 the e d of
'atlles ; but, if we look for
i'd 10 any other than human
'ower. ii must be to the in-
email Vaccinations of HE'LL
for thus far IL would seem
he devil has guided all our
ctions In the premises -
,euia Turchlight
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4 HAVE F0EJND A 'glSC1Sst,C

$50 the cnsumldve sim has hern lalorns under dfrnp
- CgBsh, Pam ne SIDE AID Chst nighf efs
aud could NOT iHi relief the 7sfhHaatc drhy
81 lTeaikg such he tasId nht "a 80
the person Eeaias gs ard who ran ia, f.
day uuth he wHh is help you Autv ne
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Shermnn,s Olcsaonfhn.
Or HHealiuO J0Isam

Ut III ItutHg aIutSuM
Is this Invaluable which has
months IN relieving the rrted, M
world. This hunug nif any drcep prseilcrd a. the IL,
e a Office Inspection Of all " no lsr Nj.
10 tlem
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