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Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

UThe Democrat charges Gen. Taylor,
the hero of Palo Alto, Resaca de la Palma,
Monterey, and the blood.stained plains of
Buena Vista, with "lending his inauence,''
to put down the administration, for self
aggrandizement!" Strange that mems
better judgment should yield to partisan
influences--strange that party feelings
should stife patriotism, hush the dictates
of honor and gratitude!
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

~Capt. EATON has made arrange.
ments for the steamboat "Julia" to take the
place of the "Wapello" until he can build.
The "Julia" is very fine boat and suitable
for the navigation of the Missouri River.
She is commanded by Capt. J. M. Convers,
who is very favorab bly, spoken of by all
who know him. See advertisement in
another column.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

81 ."We hope the citizens of the county
and town win not forge, the public NEE
ting which was adjourned 10 Mond ay next.
If the committee cannot make up report,
delegates can, and ought TO be appointed.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

UThe number of foreign emigrants,
which arrived at New York from the LIST
to the 18th Of the present month, was
lo,034-nearly 1000 per day-some of
them in a state of frightful suffering from
restitution and disease. Between five and
ten per cent. die on the passage.
The Washington Union, of recent date
contains an elaborate eulogium Of Mr..
Polk, which looks very much as if he inten-
ded to be candidate for reelection to the
Presidency.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

Bent Guards. This is the name OF new
volunteer company-E. H. Shepard, Capt. ready
10 muster into the U. S. service at St. Louis
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

AT the latest accounts, Mr.. Colburn the
Santa Fe trader had not been heard Of after
diligent search.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

Dupont's powder mill blew up on the 18th
inst, exploding 5000 lbs. OF powder, and killing
IS persons, the conclusion was felt at Philadel.
phia, 80 miles distant
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

OThe two Elephants belonging to the
menagerie of Messrs. Raymond & Co.,
were drowned recently in the Delaware
river, while attempting to swim across
They were valued at $4,000.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

The Hannibal Journal comes to us in
an enlarged and improved shape. H. C.
Broaddus and L. L. Hawkins have charge
of the editorial department. 1t is in favor
Of old Trough" for President.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

The Common Council of Troy. New
York, have voted 5000, for the purchase OF
sword to be presented to the gallant Gen.
Wool. He is q citizen of Troy.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01
THE CALL FOR TROOPS.

7q The requisi,ion Of the Secretary of War
on Governor Edwards, for one regiment of
mounted volunteers, from this State, is
published in the Republican. All below
the rank of commissioned officers receive
s2l to provide themselves with six months
clothing, and are allowed for travelling ex.
penses to the place of rendezvous, and
from il after their discharge, so cents for
every twenty miles-and are each entitled
to I60 acres Of land. r.. 5st.s.g E.
Besides this regiment, an additional force
may be called for, and the Governor is au.
thorized TO take the preliminary steps," in
anticipation Of advices from Washington
to shave this force in readiness which
Mr.. Marcy thinks "may be done without
mourning any public expense" He desires
that preference should be given to the reg
iment called out last year and disbanded.
A portion, or the whole Of the mounted
regiment is desired for the Oregon route.
If they are not all wanted on this route
the balance will go to Santa Fe, to take the
place of the troops whose terms expire
in July and August. The reserve troops
infantry-are also designed for Santa Fe
Independence is designated as the place Of
rendezvous. ..
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

VIRoISIA.-The election in Virginia took
place on the 22d ult.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

~Mr. John M. Winner, Of ST. Louis,
did not call the metropolitan" a "drty
little Sheet" We are glad Of this: we have
known John long time, and are happy
to learn he preserves his consistency--he
never would tell the truth, if he could help
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

~Col. E. Biingsly, of Glasgow, is
raising company of Mounted volunteers,
for the Army of the West" He wants
to know "who'lI go?"
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

Captain ArcnIsoN, OF the "Amsranth," done
charge printers for freight on his new and sub.
slantial boat. Pass him round.-Metropolitan.
Don't charge printers for .freighA We
guess he don't! The only way Capt. A.
can atone for this insult, is to "chalk the
hats" of the craft: and for publishing il,
we move brother Boon be fined temper.
ance dinner for the corps. .''
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

APPoINTMENTs.-The President has ap.
pointed Brigadier Generals Pillow and Quit.
man, who are now serving in Mexico, Ma
jor Generals in the army of the United
States, in the place Of Coils. Benton and
Cummings, who declined to accept.
Caleb Gushing, Colonel of the Massa-
chusetts Regiment, has been appointed
Brigadier General, in the place of Gen.
Quitman.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

10 repsy, BY elevs,ng him to the Presidential
Chair. We have ventured, therefore, thus early.
to speak OUT distinctly and unequivocalIy-and
10 place his name al The head OF our columns, 40
candidate for the first office in the gift OF tho
people. We also call upon our political friends.
and all, indeed. who appreciate the services OF
Gen. Taylor, to co operate with and assist Us IN
The movement. The nomination is. Of course.
made, subject to the decision OF the Wing Nation
al Convention; but meanwhile it is the duty, 40
it will be the pleasure, or every ardent and en-,
busiasiic admirer OF Old Rough end Ready, 30
to speak and act as shall seem best calculated to
render that decision favorable. With such can.
ddate in the field. with such leader TO head our
party, the triumph Of our cause and our prnei'
Piles would be certain. ,.ags 20.
Santa Anna had not been more than two
days in power at the city of Mexico, when
the clergy and wealthy citizens charged
him with keeping the public funds to alarge
amount, and he was seized and imprisoned
in his own castle, where strong guard
was placed over him.
The last news is that of another counter.
revolution; and Santa Anna is again acting
as President. Gomez Farias is deposed,
and Almonte is in his place as Vice Presi.
dent. - ta q. is, 3D. 80 'ts..t
Zacatecas has pronounced in favor Of
our government. Several other northern
provinces threaten the same. Gen. Scott
has expressed the opinion, it is said, that
we shall soon have peace. If not. JalaPa
and then the Capital, will be ours.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

"THE GLoBE."-We have received the
first number of new paper, bearing the
above title, published in Columbia, by w.
A. VERBRYKE, and edited by PEYToN
GILES. 1t is a neatly printed sheet, and
has at the head of it's columns the name
of Gen w. o. BUTLER, of Kentucky, for
President. The editor, we believe, is an
anti.Benton man.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

For the civil and diplomatic expen.
ses of the government "a, 442 100 81
For the support of the army and
volunteers Bats, 46I 80
For the support of the navy 9,307,953 10
For the support of the Post Office
Department - Alas, 400 90
For the support of the Indian De-
partment 1,364,2o4 95
For the support of the Military
Academy l24eo6 90
For building and equpping steam -.
ships 100000 90
For revolutionary and other pen.
sions, - 1855, 700 90
For concluding peace with Mexico 100000 90
For the erection of light houses 5lS,o30 90
Miscellaneous 540,243 Is
Toial :. &57 Q90 575 Q3
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01

APPROPRIATIONS BY CoNGREss.--The
official statement Of the clerk of the House
of Representatives Of the United States,
published in conformity with the act OF
Congress, contains the following recapitu-
Iation of the appropriations made at the
In re- session.
Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1847-05-01
OLD "ROUGHAN READY

r Opinions Of The Press. ~
The New York Mirror, an able and ex-
sensiyely cisculated neutral paper, names
Gen. Taylor for the Presidency in these
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-21
IHE IEXAA kANGEaS.

4 rorrrsPoaJess of Iase csseiaaan ssxasl, draws eonsrass asswesp the Europesa Hsoansed soldssr sad he Texaa Kaager, ia ~hsrh aa Imsesesssng ssssrapssnss aa sh4 i4aaes Is g9yea- <r
 Tse Texan Ranger, whse ksss rsosated, Fslss horse kced Is TexA., fsssa Aaarscsn ssask, eoeskaaaag Esrengsh snd speed ~sah eap4baiHy ef en4arsag she essmsss ff4 msss the Mxessan saddle, r.ised before sasi behisd. the skia eE sokae ssa snsanaa iksowa esser t. aud attached ao t sease iseass or sAasts shespgs of leasAes, bv wsaeh he fses upna < the ssaaerens artacles .lse sesalres for camp Rse--S0s hsi i~e ed iArse pack Easases ass aiieseS s<saspszy. sssd ssan aaasa carry al his personal baggzge hssnseif fEe csf- rses line ei hsas1sd isashsF abeua shlrsv- 6se sres sa ieagsh. called kari4t, and las oS ihs same lenssh. rsds o< trusted kesss- hair, called rlsarss Tie Isaaes, whea
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CONDITIONS or
, Tac s@csSrsGrn s .NnSrTIrw @

!. THE MESSENGER AND REVIEW IS pab- asaea in inenfhIy aam5ers. Eaeh number cogfzFas sc iess than e9 large supeF-rnya pages printed ce god type and im the best nn4Ener aRd oH paper of ese Eest beastifai quality.
 | The sMxsxENGEK AND REytEwS is Hsaise4 ca q sacGt the hrst dag of every Eaohth ip the year T~e;se nz2besS make solsEse. .--snd the psice oi s1sscTlptios IS S per voaans. pasa6se adsasace -ser xiii the woEk ke sent te sny one, unless the orssr toT Il is ae<onpaniea M5sh ike cash tJ IF HEAR COMMENCES WITH THE JANUARY NUMBER. NO SUBSCRIPTION RECEIVED |fOg LESS THAN THE YEAR, UNLESS THE ENUyiDgAL SUBSCRIBING CHOOSES TO PAY THE FULL PRICE OF YEARS SUE =SCEiPFf0N, FORA LESS PERIOD-&g The risk sf fraasnikting sshscfintioas hy raxii va he assaaseE hy fhe proprietor. Bat every sub scnbeF laS trAasnisting payment. is requested be-
 sss taking proper esideeee sf the fact and date of raslszgS ,n retain nesnofas4Rm of tke naE.ber rss GzfjcaizT marks of the note sent or sab@cssp-
 a7-a may se rsmitfed throzgh the Post Mastsrs, [scea-il1g 10 ths present laws. F ssbSeny4lesl ss not directed 70 De discon-
 saea bstose the krst nznbeF oi volafne has been aezSea Il val he tAksa ss a eoztinaaeee fzr aa- stser rear.
 2 Asy OEe enclosing sae current bsl, ai one
 2s, Ni;h the Eznes os FIVE NEW sahse1ibers.
 Aai receive EiN copies of the MKssExsxa AsD AEsIIw, foS oas year.
 s- ls~ naiEas sassgations ef the publisher and
 f-sss isz the year, faily iaeatre9 sa sooA
 q 'St ars' No. os the Fola@e ss fssaed and sffeE
 A1i t1Re- lsS elsccssins2nes ef a szhsSrigtl1h uiH
 s* FEsassiGe Nes wlii Aay sehscI1s4lSn be dascoa- 1k@e2 Stsl1e SNTtssr- '~-~l;-s e sies
 s ;as oYsies
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DRY GOODS.

FREE foaEshs ard ssswn sssriiag a-s, s-4 . s-4 efp~N sAessiEgs; ! E ard s-4 Lowell negsr aegro Aas<ys and kssssys s-4 and li-s e.e'ee shestsgs: 5s 1nd S-s h4earhc4 shiFtiEgs; oN'as sFs aszseT. Rassza dispes. rrzsA: s-s tssss SSAsaT iFsse haeR: sanE lawns, blsek sewing ssss ssM haskefcasetzs eotseas1es; aexisas: shist- su1pes sca isskInss; hsexebed kn;iasas; French s@0aae sszsEsts; hTewa cotton saa Haen drills;
 = Aea s1'Aoa drills i1-s eoahsaes nesaasGs nes- SN'iSa and ssown lsnea no&ksso netting fancy .a eve fr1ais; wtat< navy hneH, hse~n RassiA o~@rgsa stripes Raszss aark; raim Ieaf
 siSrA ssiEs ke. Reeeiyed and for sale by
 kSs is, Is47. :,
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WRESTLING kEsrxE---A elefg, aasa aa Scotland 4essFed hIs hearers never to cali ase snoahss lsars, baa whes zny cue sad z lhtag shsG was nol arue, issy eaghs lo wkas- ile. Que saaaAy, he Prsacsssa sesmoa oa he pxsxslkss os ;lss loxyts and 6saes. aud be- sag al loss hos sa eaplssa il, h& said lie iosyes wefs aes Ake llsose asw-4-Szy -gAey were hsg as the hilis ln scoasaaA lie had scsSreiy pfoncanead iSe SeF<4s. .whea lse i.s~Ta loud xh4ssae
 -Hhaias sEsAssS said he--W ao calls ne a iiaFs7s
 if isi, wiliy AeD.aa sssss Aaksf."
 .Meli, Wliiy, what obgscssoss ha' ye ao what sold ys r
 -Sona. Master Jphn, oatg wmaed sO knnw what soft ef ovens tAsv hss so bake thess inxvesIn r'
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-21
From tAe Dassim Maii

Grand scheme for Emigration in Isa7. The brewers shosi3 to MalA 20, he LoggefbeAds fo Solly, The Qazkerx 70 the Fr1eadlg TsiSs The Fnrriers All te CAih. The ii'iie. sqaalIing, bawiing brats, Tba; break sur nigatly rest. Sh0ala be packed cf to BabgiSa-- To Lari9nd or to Brsst- From SEifhead. Cooks 20 OCT 10 G5eecs And while t5e Miscf waits His passage to the GHiRea coast. SrenAsh-ifts are ia the &grsifs Spinssers shosId te the Needles go, Wire-blbbers io BusEzAds; GOaTmsnds shoaid tsach si SaaarsoA isies. wags in the Bag q Fsady- Mssirians. hasten to the SsEaa-- The saarYlleed Prlesis 50 Rens; Wtlfs sf1n tAs race of HyPocrttss At CaAtsa are Ai bcme. Loyers stoalla hasten t0 Gss< Hsps, To some Cape HovM is naI. tsf s1g fsss ssts. tse Issoa gssas As8 sN ks M E.s E,4 4z
 AH 1a za s S as .AA.- s.s. ssAxsa .<a a@. Ard ga thai sfat FrexSdeA fer
 Had better % to Texan.
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IFren As Daltay &ew8spsv.l AslMiLEs
 nx s.AGHEs-

rf I've seen fhe sSn r1 down to ret, Far ia fAe vsalted sky. Then in its glory, through tke east. Again I woale raise on high. I've seen the aoweFet Of lhe vale essrew pale. ard drocp, and die; Bat wher again came Springs sosf gale, It reared ssesheT snweF on hlgh. I've ssen the old and stately oak Seem towering iR its pride, But. al the Iigb;niag's fatal stroke Has ren, it, and if died His thus with Age: fer some have power To s;eza misfortane's g tide; And tboush its clouds msy darkiy lower, They'H rise again "a pride. snd there are some who fade awhile. And seem forever dead. But sooa. again, yoa'H see them smile And rear their dropping head. Bat there are some who fsfl beneath, ca wrrtrhedness, thy power, And thy first readiag blast brisgS death To many stately flower,
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-21
GROCERIES.

VI BAGS FEsDe Havana ssRse,. " b 8ye<n sxrz..
 II ksgs Dapoass Toss<r, @
 's saa ssgs, ae Go:
 b2rTsaz iaosassss
 Baskets Champagne wIne boxes risres 60: .sas.. pssfsf; gosaen syrup, crushed sasaf; E EFr.ss'sa Aaa Aisss ea,ssp, Piesssss i<aoa sEtae TT ,xrkzRkas N. g. xssa kss sale hy sx. .s WI B. WATT toh
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ThE EARMER,a a0Mn.

&HEceH 10 ttse jusaN utd farsnw
 WlAs sinss q tlis tai sf isls rsgagh-- ssfase sneaasxh eG psaisie and fugsa.
 'Tis eziy te EieA he may bow He s surely sorfauste fess1w
 He rxises his Tread ard his cAees<; And though hard is has AbaE in summer,
 in winter he hres st kis esse- Wien tae yeign of cd Wiaies is broken,
 Aud Spring comes ts giaddkB snd hsess-- When he Gocks in the rDeaAyws are sporting. And the Fphia is buiEd5ng her nest The Exrmer walks forth 10 kis Isbor,
 And manly and srm IS has tread. As hs srazteFs the seed foe alse harvest That yields ts the nations their bseAd. His banks 1a1F chartered by nakaFe--
 Their credits are ample and sure: Ills clerks hever slope mitA dePozits,
 PursesA hg the exrse of the rosw. Ills stocks are the best in tte market:
 His shares are the shares of kls piaugh: They hxing the hs1ght gold te izis coolers,
 And PiesswFe and bealsh ts kis hr0w- whea his keids aiih rich karFcsss are teeming, And the Feapers ge forth ts fAeir toii. Aene @ happy and free as the faxmef-
 Possessm aaa lord of tbe sod. He sings whike he roa1as his broad acres,
 And aeae ksst faFmer can sing. And would sa0t exehaage his epn&Staon
 For th~ sPaenA0f and pSmP of king. WheD his crops are all gathered and sheltered. And has cattle are sx4ag in the fold, He sits kimseH down ky his Eresiae
 AsA laughs nj the tempest and cold. A strangeE 10 pcide snG ambition,
 Has dFsies be str1yes to falfa. DetkrzaiHed whatever be;iees hiss
 To Aet the Kosl1 jeg as II wil- His trust is Ea Him wiso has given
 The seasou~. the sanshine and rain. Who has prcmis'd ham :. seed time and hxTyess 2 Sc long as tue earth shail Eesrsin; And If from bis duties hs wzadrr.
 i.ec ca ky hts veDaHseeone wlli. Tbroagh lie And iss changing feiatirxss
 Gods providence foiipms hsm still.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-21

IRE FINANCES OF raE NoRLp.-AThs world must soon stop said merchant b PfoC MiicheIl
 Why : h has get along very well for SIX thoesand years"
 -fes, bat Il has never been able to make both ends nsee4, ard don't beIiess n ever wiiir Yankee Doodle
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poetrn.
xAsse na~@s. .x ea.,z.

wnknam anesss4sss A.s ana.1 es~y them, th0Ee sl1nks gf cld. Theaf books thry read and their beads thsy ted, To humaA affections dead and cold,
 And sii iifrs vanity. The tomh so them was net a place Ta draw tbe best loved ef their race. And blot cut ea<hs sssseef nssm,rys trace.
 In dutl obs<nTiEy. To them Ii was she eAEness bed That rests the aching humun bead. They look aifh envy on the dead,
 And not vita agony. cary them. thase- sloaks of eld; s> .,.-. Aud when their statsea hehsld, Carved in the marble cslan and cold.
 How tEue an eaigyi I wish ny AsaT4 was calm and ssiEt. To beams that feet sxsd hazsfx thai shiA. And pangs that pay joys spendshrii thril Wfth bitter RxarF.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-21

MEcaAsEcs.-Tbe following cxsrsrtahoui cur mechanics is true. every word of H. '.They are the paiace-builderx of the wcrid, not stick Is hewn, not q stone is shaped, in all the lordiy dwellings of the rieh, that does moi owe is beaaly and fitness to the mechanics skill: the towering spares. that rasse sheir glddy heights among .ie eloaas. depend upoa the mechanics ari aad strength ios hesr symmetry, beAgly and iaiI psopor- ton, iissfsr IS no arssese of comEovtaad pieas1fs bai thai beaEs the impress of sher hanSiwork. How exalted is their calling sabiime n tieiF yoratioai Who dares to snees at such fraternssy of hoaosable anen--who daFes to eass odasm hPon such . pasrianr sscef Thesr path is one of sFae glory. sDd h ss iAels own faals If il soss ao, iesA thrm io the highest posts of honor aad FeBown.o .
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ThE rhiRTEENTA NoI uME
HISTORY OF VIRGINIA;

zzs sFr7nEemc efs esil be male sor FFeearnZ regs iAE aAA eariy snpPly of Notices of New Works and sa-f Lis@EsFy TsfeiIssence. 0udeFs for the work e&A be seat ia at ssee.
The Arkansas banner., 1847-06-21
-HsARKANsAs FANNIE R
 PrBLlsaKD wEEHxLx, nv REARDON & GARRKTT, rTHREE DOLLARS A YEAR A IE4ADE.9EcE.
TERMS OF ADvERTFSzsG

WERMN OK AUN M4AAAAEA1N r. .ouase us 70 hnes, or less, GFst insertion, - ..stss. and FIyrT CENTS Fer eaeh conlinn- ~ - no l;nes. nnA nas exeeediag lS. t0 he |. .rvnre and half--oveg iS. and not ex- sIN~ sa as tue squnres in thaa rrpPcrtion z. L-,Srrr sdsertisenenss
 z. Sn .1versisements tc be paid fcF In a4rsnce. v El.~Os as~vrnea hT some rezponAihAs pessun. H " " - l.s,ssassa s=sesHs q the ahoHe rafns, ul.,s ,a sse and under efee. ip one yeaS. q ais- -. ii ss per cent will be made: and when It .-.,s to ssee eg spwarAs n the same efsc, -; of ssg Per cent. usia ee Mane Nc aedne- 1..~er. 1ill be uz1a4. If psymeat hs dafeE1ed sca - ,.sr shall have expired; nor wiH any rr- asts =. k, ,naSe cn iegsl advertisements. reTgires '. ,,,r tc he pubsssAed- -
 !! cOErR&CTs mY THE rEAM. x. .x,sed;rE 10 Ilnes. renewahss ai Faeasase, s9e se = .. e se.
 ss ,sv,rsisenertz, cr paFs thaseOs. sEesedssg 70, - e Tiurs. as the ease nay be. Eshject to the ss, -. ,eA discpsnss 6rsa menfioaeds and 90 eoa- @ !. these rzaes for less term than year. No - lx occasional omissions; ard q eontrzeil Ss S.-l .ls ves- ao bs psid in advance.
 H TAxDTNa AnvKRTHxESxERTH. Far ls Ls.s, :;. q ls... s'eA 'd.,sss. .sss. .,
 s is ~s fl
 .a..,aS,ar stvssfisrraenss wiIl be charged at the ..s, entiose4 rafes, t1ess ecntxnrt be made wheE s- = ;ssryfson and mnsa he pad for h advance Ns .~rrser sxl he amno2aee2 kar any ues. eitAsI .i-S~ ssserzxtsr. aRaSsMk 4Ae A1mamnA saym1ns 4 tss Aalimz s. nsst;rsf s:irxalars win be cksrEe2 as a4sertiAs vsrt.. md Farmanf reguiFed ia s4snnce.
 Ko scA win hereAftsr be delivesed b any pezsns ss,A xhOn ws Lave Ae regular dsaiinss, sntal pais tug. 4ssF .es.s = 2. s s . rf insssSinms desireA otherwise fey u1ii be <Rs ..seA until farbsd. and charged acceHdinxty-
 ay Ne variation will be lsAie from the AhaFe rsies
 S;ngie namAer ef ihs paper. IA esnta.
 AH lxners must be PostPaa4. or they VIII nsa fs ,.Iye Aav attention
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