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March 81 W. Secretary Of the Treasury
Es-THE ONLY GENuINE-4m
wIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHARRY.
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. wfstar's
RiLSAM OF WII.D CHERRY
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
Of the sole Proprietor,
w. M. EAR,
On the outside Hrapper surrounding each Bottle
M, % n s oay osor nm r
Wild Cherry for relieving affections Of The Lungs and That
s Important organ the Liver has long enjoyed the conf.
C;y Philadelphia, ss.-willam NJ, Spear, ofihe City
Il Is x se @
preparing Balsam Of wild Cherry for affections Of the
Sis nd n r. pr q f. he s o
one 70 possession Of any person except The said pr Wsar
sworn 10 and subscribed befor. me, and civ seal All se,
en- ne nrs day Of November eighteen hundred and
Xcowrsh for the Balsa i secured m,f' "'s'' Y -
Absurd may appear In the ace of the above unien
able proef an Indy ldnai from Boston Mass recently s.
an injunction on the General Agent for ie United States
and NE british psoyqses g prevent said Agent nm sell
paid individual claiming The right) OF ro,rse die Hon
judge Of said Couti promptly refused t. +,
performs The Let them deceive YOU ID S-Iook
well 10 the mark ofthe genuine. = - 49,
No Dr. Wisar's Bssam Of Wild Cherry can possibly he
the genuine without the written signature OF WIN NJ srEAn
on the onisde wrapper surrounding each Bottle This
being the ouy genuine Balsam ever offered The pnblc
The genuine Balsam 10 put up In bottles, with the worIs
" Or. Waar's Basam Of Wild Cherry, Philadelphia
blown n the glass; each bottle bearing label on the font
with the signature of VIM N. SPEAR.
liberal discount 10 druggist and dealers
AGENTS.
NortcE TO TnH PunLio.-I have this day appointed T.
W DoYrr d soss No iai North Second street phlIsdel.
phia sole Wholesale furnishing Agents for The lo,y eenu.
Incl DR., WfSTARS BAISAM OF WILD CHERRY. q
III orders for the Basam addressed 10 Them, win be
promr,ly attended Tie proprelos lowest wholesale
prises ~ nj SPEAR, Sole Proprietor
Ano for sale by Respectable Druggists and Merc
ants throughout the United Satss Mexico, West indies aud
british Provinces who In the practice of selling Gen
nine Popular Medicines.
Price o.. Six Bottles for s5
n1-For full particulars read Dyoits Oracle Of HeaiA
% pe mad oil ihe Agents. Al-5s mar ally
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
PRICES.

PRICES.
I'VE WILL hereafter sell all the following WINES and
prices: - - -
y baskets IIledsleck cRA1fPA ONE rfNE
e. 90 Gieslers'r champagne OF extra fine quality
90 90 Moc MS champagne fair article,
:, 90 Shield brand, pts. aud qts.
y doE' old reserve MADEIRA, vintage 1916
:. London T., r., very fine 3s-
70 sercel, old and fine.
Y hun, Madeira, very old and fne
" Maimsey do choice article
Y " Grapejuice do. very old 7 s,} w \
u Pomar's Bro sherry, extra fnr
y Do fine article
u Amrnulado pale sherry very 6ne "
10 OLD PORT JrINly,very fns ~ IN & NJ
y XXI syo Ts,5 ~ pale and dark
viii be sold unusnslly low. StvfWS a CIV y ~ =
p. we have on hand part Of the stock II Madeira and
sherry OF The late Walter smith, which was sesctej from
bic stock % wines with much care and will be sod much
below his hxed rricen ten years ago. q - q =
ian Idly Pa. asenue Opposite lack IN is,ii,
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BY the President Ofthe United Stntess
IN pursuance Of law. I, JAMES x. POLK President Of the
crown, that public sasg will be held at The undermsnnn
ed land Offices in The State fIOWA, al the periods herein
alter designated, TO Wit fF
Al Tia land Office at Fairfield, commencing on Monday,
lands situated within the aforementioned toanahips aud
parts " townships, viai st4
Norh oJs base line, and Nest Of HE nm principal
gtit IA meridian.
Townships seventy snd seventy hrae OF range TWEEN
.iy.three g vi sa$,
Tpwnrlp5 seventy aud sayanty three Of range TWEEN
ty.fonr.
Townships fevtutytwoond ssveny.ihrse ofrange twsn
ny. Eve flfFNs#tNt 3Nff 5tPf{. &1fE sft 4R
lsaud in section twenty three In township seventy wo
Of range fourteen. t n Fs
Al The land Office at Dubuque commeuc on Monday
the tsheent day Of June next for the disposal OF the pub
lIe landa situated within the undermentioned townships
70 vii t&HNg 49,
North &c he baes line and test Of ne fhhprincip
- ~ meridian.
y Township ninety three, OF range aeven
i Townahp ninety three, of range right 8.g6
Townships ninetywo unety'threet and nlnsly four, Of
range nine. Ff 3fs 4
Z Township niueiy three, of range ten ~ s I'll
township nlaetJtW6, uiuey three, and ninety four Of
Lands appropriated BY law for the use of schools militia
ry or other purposes, viii be excluded from the sales
The offering Of The aforementioned lands will be
which they advertised with all convenient Dispatch
until The whole sll hive been offered, The sales thus
closed But no sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks and private entry OF any nj the lands will be ad
Given under hand at the city Of Washington this
tysfventh day of February, Domiui thousand
.,4, ..s. ;al@' JAMEsK. POLK II
BIZ The President ~5sf
RIciARD NJ. YouNd, Is
stE}' Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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CPRING GOODS. STEPHENS hasjust returned
-Crom New York with beautiful Of SPRING
GOODS, imported per steamer United States, viz: el
New style Cravais Gloves, Canes. Umbrellas, 40
Also, new style OF yokenerk Shirts
Au articles Of the newest styles, and offered fair pri.
resa fstgs ,5H8 SrEVENS'S = ~
Great Hat and Genllernti's Quitting Establishment
feb 2s--l0bf l fsa 4F No. I Browns Hotel
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to RegIsters and Receivers.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT., february, a. ls49,
"A QUESTION Of much importance has arisen In rea
IA lion to Mexican war bounty land warrants that may
be located by 6oHa fde purchasers.
Frgi.--Where warrant Is forged &s&& "a
Second.--Where the assignment or transfer Is forced
4 Third Where the power Of attorney s forged AZ
Several cases Of this description having bcen presented
to the confederation OF The Commissioner OF the General
Land Office he nforms me that IN hin Judgment they are
null and void and that the land covered by such locations
remains the property Of the United States IN which view
this department fully In order therefore, to In.
dce greater caution upon the part Of purchasers you will
please 10 chow this circular 10 all persons proposing
make locations with Mexican war bounty land warrants
and copy OF thene instructions to posted in the
public position In your Office As these orqeries are
believed to be augmenng In number this notice s deemed
necessary for the protection Of the neesa Of the govern,
ment and The people s'tli
f8 Ysl ns n. j.. WALKER. ss
March ca W. M Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Notice to Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled to The right Of preempaon any
OF the lands within the sections and paris Of sections above
enumerated Is required 10 establish the the salts
faction Of the register and receiver OF the proper land Office
and make payment therefor practicable after
ing this notice. and befre the day appointed for the COM
Of the public sale Of The linda embracing the
tract claimed Otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, XII
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
Mar G-laWlJy .l4G
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NEW vALUARLE LAW ROOK.

NEW VALUABLE LAW HOOK.
'NnE BLACK CODE Of THE DISTRICT OF COLUM.
HlA, being complete dlgeted Code Of all the Laws al
large generslpnd municipal relating the colored nopula
on whether re or slave n force In the District Of Conm
ton and Georgetown the st Of November, 1885, the
whole eranged according g the subjects Of the laws Them
esives, by Worthington a. Snethen, Counseor.at Law
Just published IN pamphlet price 60centr For sale by
Jan 2'-n "a tlk4i6hgS 'gtp H. TAYLOR.
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WoRTHINor0N d. sNrr1nN,

FoRiERrY soLIcrToR THE oRsERAI LassD OFFICE,
ATTORNEY AND cOUSsELL0R Ar LAW,
Washington, d. c.,
DRACTISE in the Supreme Court Of the United States
the Courts Of the District and of neghboring States
Ryer legal counsel al his chambers claims o
sTsfy description against Congress or any Of the Depart
mens Of Government acts Us agept In procuring letters
patent for Inventions, and is to any bs
ess requiring the presence and attention Of counsel
agent M The seal ui government.
H- Office at HE dwelling, No Missouri Avenue be-
tween and Al Streets 58is s la 9s
C,AsHIONABLE CLOTHING.--We have on
Z baud q large and elegant Etock Of READY.MADE
GOODS for genllemen's Fine dress and ock Coats,
d0rsay Goats, Ovtrsoais Of various styles and qualities
Panaloons and Vests In great variety with every other
Erlce of dreHs 10 outfit gentleman IN The beE and
without delay NNMc@9 lSi&ff3 A#5Att '39sli5il
Some very handsome white silk and other vests for even.
Ing wear. 5fNFs
Also, fine shirts white, black, and other kid Clovea
With Cravas and many other pretty and desirable Goods
fcr geutemensuse. fFf +
Al short notice III the best siyle,
Terms cash or 10 prompt cusomars short credit Only
price, YOUNG a. OREM,
feb l5--iH N 3doors west Of Browns Hotel
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1IERCHANTsi from the SOUTH and WEST would
vi be amply recompensed by making cheap purchases
far CASH, by calling ai The 'sS s,s Jar * "a
CARPET, OIL CLOTH 4 WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Sos IS y 40 North Sscond Street, PHILADELPHIA,
Second II or, door betop cArief Chareh
5000 pieces Of Wilton, Drussela, Imperial, Ingran DAM
Lnnkins Glasses, blinds. Window Shades and MaHnga
Wholesale and Retail, VERY Low. @;
10 Liberal advances made ON sonsignmenis or Car.
petings and Oil Cloths. itst,.g j. SIDNEY JONES.
4 \. 4 ~ siffl
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Notice to Pre- cmptIo Claimants.

Every person entitled the right Of presumption any
Of the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated, is required 10 establish the the
satisfaction OF the register receiver Of the proper land
office, and make aynent hereioras pTacfrabte
AFTER seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement Of the public sale of Tie lands embracing
the tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RIGIIAHD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner o file General Land Office
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OFFICERS OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE,
Hon George NJ. Dallas, Chancellor.
Hon William w. Seaton, i4 VII
Hon. James A. Pearce, M s5t f&siNsiN45
Professor Joseph Henry, Ill. D., Secretary 9
Professor Charles G. Jewet, Assistant Secretary
RRogsrs.- Er-o0icio ~
Hon George NJ. Dallas, Vice President Of the unitsd
States, Pa.
Hon Roger d fancy Chief Justice Of the United States
Md 8st4 l-T- 5'
Hon, William W. ssaon, Mayor Of ,h- city Of WISH.
ngton. efA 9lSs9F .' gS i h
#iaIf Senators.
Hon. Sidney Breese, Carlyle, Illinois,
/ Hon James A. Pearce, Chestertown, Maryland
Hon Jefferson Davis, Warrenton, Mississippi.
a Representatives..
Hon. Henry ". billiard, Montgomery, Alabama.
Hon. George p. Marsh, Burlington, Vermont
Hon. Robert McCleand, Mnnroe, Michigan SE
Citizens al Lmgc.
Hon. Rufus Choafe, Boston, Afassach usetts
y Gideon lIawley, LII. d., Albany New York.
Hon. William q. Preston. Columbia South Carolina
Washington nm
Brevet Brig General Joseph G. Totem, National Insr
tnte Washington.
Hon. Richard Rush, Paris, France. aif s aE
en-. 49,
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Hythe presiden. ar IN. united states. :

IN pursuance Of law, JAMES K POLK, President ofhe
United States o. America, do hereby declare and make
Known that public sales will be held al the aforementioned
land Offices IN the State OF WISCONSIN, at the periods here
matter designated, TO wit:
ing on Monday The fourth day ol June for the disposal
q NE public lands situated within the undermentioned
townships, and paris OF townships, viz; ,M
North qfiie base Tine and 1rest ofkte fourth principal
nierediaa.
Fractional townships twenty five, and townships TWEEN
tyss thirty thirty one, and thiryiwo, q range seventeen
iownsps thirty one hiryiwo, and iriy three Of range
Fractional township twenty ok, and townships twenty
nine thirty three and thirty Hour, ofrange nineteen
Townships thry'three, ihhty.iou and iiiirtyive, Of
Al he same place, commencing on Monday, the third
day Of september next or The disposal q oil ha public
enumerated which have been, OF shall be- reported before
The day Of sale containing copper lead other valuable
less than Ave dollars per acre, -xcep The sections and
parts Of sections u any covered by those mining lenses
which shall be terminated by the day fixed for the
msncemeni Of the public GALE Ia accordance with the pro-
visions q The ac approved on the h.a day o. March eg
additional land district Ia The Territory Of Wisconsin and
for 6ther purposes"
day the eighteenth day Of June next The disposal q the
vacant public lands within the aforementioned townshpa
and parts OF townships viz:
North Of the base line and rest o fourth principal
#g 7neredion. t5
Townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, Orange
three r 4',F4 a 7bN " F IL y
Townships nineteen, twenty, wenty,ons, and twenty,
two, OF range four.
Townships nineteen and twenty, Of range Eve
Townshlpa eighteen, nineteen and twenty ofranSe six
seven. ~ lt ~
Townships eighteen, nineteen and twenty, of range
eight
Fractional townahlrs eighteen. and ownship. nineteen
and twenty Of range nine 81 g6af
Fractional iownshipa eighteen, and ownships nineteen
and twenty, Of range len. tg M t V
Fractional iownShips eighteen and nineteen and Town
ship twenty, of range eleven. t{4s
Fractional townships nineteen and twenty, Of range
twelve, tfs& ai
Fractional township twenty, or range thirteen ia'at
Lands appropriated By law for the Of schools militia
ry and other purposes VIII DO excluded from the sales.
The Offering Of the aforementioned lands will be com
enced on the days appointed and proceed In he order in
which they advertised with all convenient despatch
until the whole nhall have been offered, and the sales thus
closed; but ssle shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry any OF the lands will be adj
m,lied until AFTER the expiration Of the two weeks,
Given under my hand, az the city OF Washington, this
twenty seventh day Of February, ammo Domni one thou
sand eight hundred and forty nine. W II
JAMES X, POLK
BY the President:
RICHARD M. YorNG, @ ss
". Commissioner Of The General Land Once
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VI Commissioner fihe General Land ONCE.

NOTICE. TO Prescription CInImnnts.
Every person entitled to the right Of precmpon any
Of the lands Within the townships and parts o townships
above enumerated Is required 10 establish the same TO the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
office and make payment therefor, az practicable
after seeing this noce and before the day appointed for the
commence Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise such claim, viii be forfeited
MI 4st RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office. 81
FAR 4. qv
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To the Public.

The lands embraced In the above proclamation loca
Ted principally and adjacent 10 The Mississippi and 81
'Croix rivers Those designated mineral extremely
vamahle because in addition 70 The copper and other
ores found In them they well watered and have ready
aecras 10 market, either 10 the South. BY the Mississippi
river Or g The East BY The way q the lake and the sever
Valuable timber and oil other necessary requisites for
building and smelling are found In great abundance, and
Of the finest qualify The climate Is healthy and pleasant
he cold being rarely intense than In the northern part
q New York-and many Of the lands exceedingly fer.
Tile. producing all The grnns and vegetables that he
raised In Massachusetts, and northern New York, fi
Maps showing the localities Of the mines and other valu
an,e information relating Thereto derived rom The eeologi
notice, win be prepared and deposited in The land Office
81 Crox for inspection early practicable before the
commence ment Of the public sales 80. ..I-
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To- Far .ale in thiscityb by St N, k 5i
w D. II, GILMAN, Drnggisia
f.jts Pennsylvania Avenue.

891Y& 3N4' NEW YoRX, September 10. 1913 n
Geniesa .-Hayng used your DiGinisctng Fluid on my
last voyage In the Washington across tho Atlantic, found
an inyaluabs article Tor destfoyng The siuyia from the
Water closet, &ca 5esiisaI fsAE4 if,.3A ijs58 NH
also valuable for the passengers 10 use In their state
rooms particularly IN Of sickness think the bsRt
disinfectfng ngeut ever Invented ~ w
tSgned,l lNtf j. J0HSSTON, p ;tt
si8 Master Steamer Washington, &
OF Ocean Steam Navigation Company
70 Msssrs; ParrIs Rooms 4 Co.
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BY The President
RIcHARD M. Youao,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26
The CertiGcnIes.

We understand that Mr.. Clerk Roll
has issued the certificates to the Demo-
cratic candidates. Senator and Ave Rep.
resentatives,) as he had last year. How
this is to be reconciled with his oath, he
will probably have an opportunity of
showing. 1t would be very we'll for the
Court, in which he is an officer. to make
judicial inquiry into his conduct. AT
least, ifthe laws ofthe land cannot be en-.
forced, we have very little need ofcourts.
We understand that Justice Bell lone
of the examining magistrates) protested
against the proceeding, in 30 far that the
constitutional objections to the Appor.
tionment Act. as regards the Representa-
lives, could not apply to Senator. He,
therefore gave it as his deliberate opin-
ion, that Lewis BRoADwELL was duly
and constitutionally elected Senator from
the first District of Hamilton county,
Gin. Chronicle. .......
lfit has come to pass that by the &C.
tion of mere amaauenSis I'VE have very
little need of courts" it occurs to US that
we have still less for such functionary
as CLERK" of such bodies. 1t is by no
means satisfactory TO the people of Ohio
whose rights and interests have been des
pissed, and whose wishes condemned by
petty upslart. that it be gravely sugges
ted that "it would be very we'll for the
Court, in which he is an officer, to make
a judicial inquiry into his conduct" Al
this should haze been done long since; and
something more than this is now deman
ded by an outraged public. Nor is il
necessary to consume much time in "in-
quiry," in matter so fagitiously noto
rious. AcTIoN is what is now needed
and expected.-O. S. Journal. .t
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26

New ERA IN IRoN.-There has Just
gone into operation at Boonetown, N. j.,
Triple Chamber, the invention of Mr.
S. S. Salters, of Newark, into the upper
chamber of which good iron ore (any
which does not turn out great deal ol
slag) and anthracite coal, pulverized and
mixed. are placed. and, fire being applied
the coal is consumed and the ore melted;
whereupon i: is allowed to descend into
the next chamber. and thence into the
next, but not exposed to the air at any
time. y and finally drawn off at the bottom,
fullytransformod into maileable( (wrought)
iron or blooms ready to be rolled or ham.
mered as may be desired. It's asserted
by the Patentees that good wrought iron
such as would now command $45 in thi:
market. can be manufactured by this pro-
cess at $50 per ton. Some very fine sam
Piles of this Iron are now in exhibition al
the fair.--N Y Tribune.
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A FAMILY PORTRAIT.-Mrs. Swiss.
helm, (ofthe Pittsburgh Visiter.) who is
far too much alive to suit lhe dignity Of
this grave aud dignifed generation. some
time ago proposed, for the benefit of
wives, very heroic aud effectual mode
Iofdealing with drunken brute of a hus.
band. For this she has received some
awfully seriousrebikes. inreplyto one Of
them she gives us portrait Of her larger
half, which is worth hanging in any gal.
lery. Then the added sarcasm is far he.
yond anything we ever saw Of masculine
production for keenness and grit.
Fanny Linton, Me lady editor of tie
Lady's Newspaper, says, the lady of
Swlssvale-( meaning ourself, of course,
tor we are the only one atSwissvale who
sleeps until breakias, time)-bas on her
reglmentals, is in the tantrums and threat.
ems to horsewhip her husband" Now,
isn't that lady Of SwissvaIe fright. We
would call Fanny's account Of her. slang.
lit did not come from the pen ofMe lady
editor Of tie Lady's Newspaper; but as
liz does, it must Of course be true as well
as refined and lad ylke. Those whnhavc
not seen Mr.. Swisshelm aud ourself will
be anxious for his personal safety. Those
who have not will tremble for him, when
they know he stands six feet one in his
stockings-caIIs himself thin when he
weighs one hundred aud eighty-rolls an
oak saw.log with as much ease as we can
trundle a centre table-sets US on one
arm and carries us about as easily as we
can achild of two years has a General
Jackson will that never bent for man,
woman, nor child, Is it any wonder
that Fanny is alarmed for him; and draws
a doleful picture of his bondage at onr a.
Ipron string-his peeping out from behind
our apron, and all that sort Of thing. His
black hair. big sun.burnt Roman nose and
bushy whiskers. would play bn-peep be.
hind our apron to perfection. Don't we
deserve credit for keeping him in "sub.
lection" as Fanny says we dol And
isn't it odd that dragon like oursel
should have husband, while gentle Fan
ny, who declares beforehand how very
respectful and dutiful she would be, is il
a stale of single blessedness to this day
Verify, the men deserve to be henpec&ec
for their stupidity! Why does not some
one make bid for Fanuys charms. anc
show the world pattern wifel Wher
folks gather nettles and leave violets II
wither on the stem. they must expecl tc
} be stung. As for poor Nj. S. his doom il
sealed-slavery for life; five should eve
get another-the Saints preserve or we
will pickle him But why does no; some
one take warning by his sad fate, WOO ant
win sweet Fanny, who is ready to love
obey and respect him, drunk or sober, A
lady who is so anxious to be wed, as t.
hold out such inducements, shoIld no
long want husband in this day of walk
ing brandy casks.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-10-26

DEPENDENCY OF CUBA GUARANTEED To
SPAIN. The London Times launches a
terrible phiIippic against the United S.,
for supposed designs upon Cuba-inti-
mating that England has the best right to
the island for money she lent to Spain;
but the European Times brings forward
the following important fact as settler
for all parties:-
eve are glad to find that President
Taylor is not disposed to sanction nigh
ty act of spoilation, to be committed by a
band ofmeTcenary advenlurers. Through
ont the whole of these dnings. il is care.
fully kept out of view that specific trea
tn exists, to which France, Spain, Eng.
land, and the United States are parties.
By which the dependency Of Cuba to tie
mother country 9f Span is especially guar
onfiea