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THE NATIONAL WING,

is PUBLISHED DAILY, IH-weekv anu Wsehv III ths
City Of Washingtnu. ,-,,
Terms. Daily. paper len pplaisa year-lH."eehg
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THE NATIONAL WHti, was lounIeh LOT tne p'uRnss
advocating the election Of ZACHARY TAYLOR 70 tne RE
sidency and now supports ana neiends nus auhisfa
lion Of public anars Without lear ilsor o. anesuei
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
I873f DEF STATES. #etf8a fs

TN pursuance Of law, l. JAMES X POLK, Precedent Of
the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
known that public sales will be held nt the under
mentioned land Offices III the State OF ARKANSAS Al the
periods hereinafter Designated, TO witt
Al the land Office Of Helena commencing On Monday, the
situated within The undermentonsd townships and parts
North Of be base line, and east Of tie nm principal
ssE f5 meridian. 4f
Sections thirteen. twenty three twenty four and twenty
five east Of the St Francis river, IN township three OF
range four. EtAF
Township mine, Of range seven
South qt The base line, md usa Of ne fh principal
meridian. Ifs
Township four and part Of an sland Ia sections thirty.
two and Thrift. three, In township thirteen OF range
At the land Office ut Washington, commencing Mon.
day. the eighteenth day Of June ner for the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the undermentonea township,
South Of the base line and rest Of The mn principal
Township iour, Of range nineteen, ttttE
land ONCE q gnolc, CONNIE ueinE on Mon.
lic lands situsted within the aforementioned townships.
via: s7 afs A5is ~s.is gla5 E,5#tf n.
Sbuth ofGs base line, and ioest Of ne mn principal
msridton. "
Townvhl,s eleven and fourteen OF range seventeen.
Township eleven, Of riuge eighteen
Lands appropratsa by law for the use Of schools ta
W. or Other purposes Will be excluded from the sales
The offering Of the above mentioned lands will be
When i.s are ssrrsed with ali convenient Despatch
until The Whole shall have BEEN offered and the sales thus
closed. a.tlt irf 1904 b II N4 IL stlsW
Hut no shabs kept open longer Than two and
ne private entry Of any the lande will be admitted until
amer the expiraiion OF the Two weeks. &.
Given under my hand ~ fhe city Of Washington, this
day o. February ammo domni one,hnusaad
''s"' " JAMES X POLK
by the Presidents: 55satsEg Hvgafit M .5
q ss'm, nis-ionrr oI ,ho General Land once tsS5
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y the section Of the act Of the % March last entitled
ID IAN act provide for the settlement Of the accounts Of
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributors otherwise in Mex.
cu Il Is enacted 81 that where questions arise IN respect
to die refnnlng Of duties collected in Mexico ihs re-
mission penalties imposed the ground that the col
lection was Improper orhe penalties wronsuliy enforced
te pame ss he referred for the decision OF the Secretary
o Trtsspry who hereby authorized and required 20
paw under ihs direction Of The President Of the United
sutes out Of the money IN the treasury raised rom con-
trihuions, such sums as may be determined BY him 70
have been Improperly levied imposed as conirihntons
asseksmentss OF penaltieen wi F
FOR die Information ofciaans under this section o,the
aris notice Is hereby gwen that ,hs psp'fn, stinr
orth ks charaeicr and amount Of The coninniio assss
mont or penalty which remission or reufn o. nuy
claimed: where, when, and wherefore me eohuip.iv"
assfrsmsn orprna was mpesed and 70 w Ky
by The evidence Of one or more ishisres,eu
credible witnesses, and 10 Be py ,nu ~
ot tlo Counting onicer thar the connuhon W
lies Of penalties sgedsc have been Improperly q wrong
MIX 6v.r 10 III Tsasury OF the United States by authorl
| zed disbursements = ''t W. NJ MEREpIrn,
y -, ia a.xa,r secretary fthe Treasury.
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NEW YALuAnLK LAW HOOK.

b, being complete dIgrScd Code of all the Lava ~
large relating The oolorsJ pepna
bic and within the llts 81 the Corporations Of Washing
ton and 0sorestown on the lst Of November. 1885, the
calves ~ Worthlnstcn g. Snttitn Ccunss llofAtLaw.
!u4 puhlshed IN pamphlet Prize % csns For ssIsby
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War Department, washingtea:

SEPARATE PROPOSALS will be received al this De
" partIaeni until O'Clock the 2Jfh day OF June next
for applying The Stationery and executing the Prningde
scrbad 10 the two schedules below The Stationery must BE-
best quality and The Printing executed In the best man
ue samples Of the former must accompany each bid au
specimens Of the latter will be shown bidders at tbs sew
efal bureaus lfdesired ~ 1 ~ 30
The successful bidder Will required to give bond, with
approved suretes the faithful iullment Of his contract
and the Department will reserve the right orer The
iicea al nich tunes and nsuch quantities az II may deem
proper and 10 Increase or diminish the quantities below
stated. II fa AYE fa45
Blank lorna will be furnished 10 bidders application
Al fl,e nens rfUeut sf.tlY- Il 4
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E-THE ONLY GENUINE-En
WIsTAR,s BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY
e CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENuISx
Dr.. WistarIs
DALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
a +$4 HAS THE r
esF WRITTEN SIGNATURE
the sole Proprietor
w NJ c u n A m

On tho outside Wrapper surrounding each Eofas.
THIS Is believed 20 be the only article bearing the apove
wild Cherry for relieving affections Of the lungs and a
al, important organ the Liver has long enjoyed the conf
depce OF dsmssie practice
Of Philadelphia being duly accordng law drposes
preparing Balsam q Wild Cherry for affections the
educated Phyucsn and that he believes II be the only
himself f. w. NJ SPEAR
fortyeeven. ~ tt8# JosS SwIrr, Mayor. H.. s. 81
/ Aeopyrght for the Belram Is scared sf.a.
Absnrd az may appear 10 the face Of The above unjei
able proof al, Individual from Boston Mass recently an
plie TO the limited States District Court r
an Injunction the General Agent for The United States
ling the only genuine DR. Wisas Basarn Of wild Cherry,
saiJ individual claiming the rightly or cours, the Hon
Judge fsaid Court PROMPTLY refused q ~,
performs the cure let Them not deceive you LS-fook
well ia fhe mark Of the genuine.
No Dr. wisfare Basim of Wild Cherry can ppsibly be
Nv. genuine without the written signature oiwN. ~
90 The outside WRAPPER surrounding each Bottie. This
tchr the Gully genuine Balsam nhsred 10 he public
I ns sn' Sn + sS.s Th s %S
blown n.te glass each bottle bearing l,b.l o. ne trent
N.Y. ,persI ssc oust and ,ers ss
~ n ttBa7fa % AGENTS, 1850 - a.. y
NorIcn 70 rHp PuaLIc - have this day appointed r.
W. Dovrr Sous No. l3t NORTH Second street Phlael
e.; N2l; ssr S;s s ~ Ss9l fss
All orfsrs for the Bsrnnt addressed to em vii, be
promptly attended - a,,he preEre,ors eyst WI ,lssale
xiss sss BY mos. Sesp.esss brassss snd Isrch
ans United Slass Mexico West isssn
Brsh Prcyaces who are IN hs practice Of selling Gen
rF Prics g. ~ Bottles for Is y = 8 ..st,.s
Er rsrf nh particulars read Dyous Oracle y Hsa'n
tobsbAdof the Agcnfss eg N1it mar3-lye
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Notice Of tho cstahiishment of tho Lana
Once for the Western Land Diatrict,y In
the State of yVfseOnsln.

Npurance Of the second section Of the art Of Congsss
entitled An act FOR chanting The location OF the land Of
Tee IN the Chippewa land district establishing
donaland dlsrct In the State q Wisconsin," approved
le4o which provides that For the sale Of the
public lnnds IN the Territory Of Wisconsin, additional
hnd oce and land district hereby created, rornpfsng
all the lands not Included within the drtrict OF lands SUBJ
tcet 70 aaic a Green bay, Milvaukc Mineral Point,
which shall be called the Western Land DISTRICT du
hereby declare end make Known that the land office
created shall b u Willow ryfr ST. Croix county,
N the State Of WlsconnIns ~
y Given under my hand ihe city ri Washington this
second day Of March. ammo Dounl one thousand elahl
hundred and foSty-ulns ,l JAMES X POLK.
\ ~ fhe President; {. - N, W
\ kicHkn 40 N. Youro, ~ w
4 comnsslonsrof he osnsri Lsnaoncs
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UsirEo srArEs 'PArrsr orrrcS,

IN THE PETITION OF EDWARD REYNOLDS OF
" Salem New Jersey, praying Tor the extension OF
tent grant eli 10 said hey nods for improvement In bend
ing feoes for carriage wheels Sc for seven years from
the expiration OF said patent which takes place on the 18th
day ofJuly, U49-
orsre that the said petition he heard at the Patent
once, on The 9Th day Of July next at " o'clock and
all persons notified 10 appear and show cause, IL
amy they have why said petition ought not 10 be granted
ana Globe Washington city; Republican and Argus, Ha'
iimorsi rsnnsylyanan and Keystone, aud TIMES, phs-
snn, New York Post and Times, Hoston; Herad, Provi
dence; Republican aud azeue, Portsmouth, New iamp
shIrh week for three successive weeks previous
The 9th dag Of July next. EDMUNDDTRKE,
Commissioned OF Patents
EDITORS OF the above papers will please copy ard
send their bills 70 the Pateut oce, with paper cvntai q
Ing dis notIcc may l2-2aw3w
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BLIND HaIpLEs.--" Yes, use your thinking powers,
ends. They were given you to use and not abuse.
Blind bridlesl Truly named, surely. An never In
vented fatal thing 10 the eyes Of horses than
when she devised the plan OF depriving the horss Of
what nature intended be should enjoy. But says
one, how are binders injurious to tho horsef Boz
cause they gather dir and heat around the eye.
Dirt irritacs the eye, and heat produces iufamms-
ton. These brides so entrammel the eyes q the
horse that he Is compelled u be constantly strutning
nerve brings on disease. Eyes were not made u
vain Had they been needless, the Creator would
not have located them in the head. They we're
placed the corner Of the head that he might have
Men in the abundance Of their wisdom, concluded
that the horse had too much sight, and they wished
curtnil Iii hence the origin Of blind BRIDES and
hood-winks the senses Of men, as much as blind
brides do the vision Of horses
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEEs.

AGENCY ron onrAIS1S6 PATENTS ron NEW INvEN.
TioSs At wAsniSaToH.
lIT r. ELLIOT, formerly Of the Patent Once, informs
wv his former clients and others, that his Office may still
the last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent ONCE
He Is prepared execute with his accustomed accuracy
and prom tness any business in the line Of his professions
snch furnishing information respecting the originality
and patenabiy ofnven,ons preparing papers and draw.
inus Tor applications for patents, caveats, Ac,
10 those unaequlnted with Him, he refers TO the follow.
Ing testimonial OF the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth late Com.
missioner OF Patents go st
Patent Office, Feb. Is, 1874
Mr. William r. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
in the Paent Office AZ Dranghsman &c. having esdsb
jshed Patent Agency n the city Of Washington, take
great pleasure la recommending him gentleman wov
thy confidence, and as being particularly qualified 70
take charge of any business requiring knowledge Of
canca science the progress Of the arts and patent Inn
proyements Mr. Eilio, is also well acquainted with the
practice Of this oilce. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH,
Commissioner OF Patents
w r. Elliot also the author Of tbe Plan Of the nsw
III Letters on business 70 be postpaid.
mo CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERs, NIX.
Il PLORING PARTIES, AND OTHERS.~
The subscriber has hand and for SALE from the Union
India Rubber Company who have the exclusive right
use Goodyears Patent Metallic Rubber the following ar
ticles: t Il.
Haversacks, Canteens Leggns, Clothing Bags,
Water Bottles, TaTpaulns, Caps. and Capea,
Sou'westers, Texas Wallets, Gun Gases,
ceas Goa oak and Sapss Ms1seS rss'he'
Air Beds and Pillows, Life Preservers,
Drinking Cups, Buckets, and Basins, TraveuE BAGS,
Portable Boats, Provision Bags, Saddle Bags
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers, Breast Pumps,
And variety q other articles at the sign Of the sur be-
tween IL and 9Th streets Pennsylvania Avenus, wash
ingtou.
ap7-soiftf s. EDDY.
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NO. 81 NoRrH SIKH sTnrET pHIt ApEIrHrA, w
GIVES Drawings and Specific ations coutracts erect
" Dwellings &C, and lay outths grounds Tor omntry
Ssxsa or Cs<fr1ss; Together with thu axmuerment 70
Tress 10 give The proper erect Also Churches Hospitals
Prisons Wstx Works, sWorkg, &c, ihe latest and
nost approved plans, Including heating vsnt'ttn &c.
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Notice 20 Pre- mption CIAiman =,

Every person entitled The right OF pre- empou 10 any.
of the andn within thu fownshps and paris OF townships
above enucrated ID required ID esabs the same to The
satisfaction The feersr and receiver Of e proper land
Office and make payment therefor Al
er seeing hs note and before the day appointed The
commence ment Of The public sale Of the lnds embracing
tract claimed, otherwise such claim win be forfeited
s7l3N " ~ sF RICHARD NJ Young, n. N
49, i LII Commissioner OF the General Land Oiies
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Hf The above named medicine may be had in
Washington, Wholesale and retail. OF the Store Of
the PROPRIETOR, Pennsylvania Avenue, three
dbors east Of Sd street; at CIiAS. STOTT q &c. y,
Pennsylynna Avenue near It'll street.; also, At J. T..
KIDWELL'S, Georgetown, D. @. n balhmore,
wholesale and retail, at COuLSON 4 cos, No.
South Liberty street, at ISRAEL GRAHAMS,
corner Of BaitiYiorc and Eutaw streets also q
GEO. w. JONES, corner Of Baltimore and High
ssrests y alexandria, q WIN. sIABL ES'S y,
=; PIERPoINT, and COOKE 4 PEEL'S sra e
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WE have In store {and constantly receiving fresh
w supplies) very extensive and complete
OF BOOTS and SHOES, embracing almost every variety
ofqusliy and price consisting In part as follows viz;
Ladies' black and fancy coloTed French Caters
Do do embroidered French Sandals
Do black bronxed and light coored Caters and Half
CATERS
DO black, do do do do Slippers
Do do and white Satin and Kid do
Misses do and fancy Caters, HalEGaiters, Slippers,
Buskips n
Chdrens blue bronged, and light colored Caters, asd
Laced Boots Af
Apkle Ties and Busklns In great variety fs4
Genemens Dress Roots sewed and pegged all qiat u
ti. and prices Ha' r
Do Y Patent Leather Shoes, various styles
Do Cater aud Congress Boots
Boys, Youths', and Chlldren's Dancing Pumps very
handsome. t. gt
All ofwhch will be sold on the most reasonable terms
ap 30-la@3w ANDREW COYLE & SON.
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Dear Sir: Believing that public statement
Of my affection may be Of service to others sim
ilariy afflicted, az well az benefit to yourself
take this means Of informing YOU that about three
years ago was attacked with Hsnorrtags Of
he Idtngs which induced my friends to despair
Of my recovery My health continued to decline
for year, when was seized with Neuralgia and
severe Vertigo. Having applied to physicians both
in this place and Baltimore without the least bene-
ct, and having also made use Of the Gairdnic Bat
terry without any good effect concluded to try your
Extract Of iSdrsapariila, and am happy TO say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely left
me and hive been better ever since.
Respectable, ENOCH w. SMALI4WOOD. Z
ToA.J. ScHwARTzE, Jr., January %, lSia
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wAoHINaron, january 6, 1913

To DR.. a. J. SoHwaRTzE, Jr.
De1r Sir ! take great pleasure in stating that,
about 10 months since, used your Compound Err
ttrac Of Sdrsaf1rla Us remedy for General Dsbit-
ity, under which had been aboring a long time,
and thai few bottles restored me 10 sound health,
which has continued to the present time.
Very respectfully, ID
PERRIN WASHINGTON. 4.
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young dandy who sported an enormous mus.
lache, asked lady what she thought Of his looks.
Well said sae y9n loo OK, as = you had swallowed az
mouth" &@N feS
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Ii wac the plan Of gonaparte to incie oil TO great
exerion, by distinguishing and rewarding thoss who
had already agnallzed themselves by great perform
ances He heard strong promises, but strong Pras-
ties was the real recommendation 10 his favor.
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NTOTICE.--The Board Of Census being orgsnizsd
IN and secretary having been appointed, the Board %
Information that be comprised within the terms Of The
aes =, nanuflctures educaton and Other toncs n viii
exhibit full view Of The pursu industry educai!on and
Of the eountryn The communications Of ali
sons who may feel disposed make suggestions OF coz
tribute information on the subject will be respectfully
sldercd. ss sssJ
Address Department Of State--Census,n washingtou
city, D. G. by order q the Board
May list JOS. q e.. KENNEDY, Secretary
The following papers will copy tihree mes) and send
papers aud bills as above dIece Integencsr and Union,
Hunts Magazine and Express, New York; Commercial
Advertiser Buiialo; Ncrth American, Philadelphia; "a
Register Raleigh; Counter Charleston Journal Mlsdge
willie Advertiser, Mobile Courier hatcher Bulletin.
New Orleans fsnzsite Cincinnati Commonwealth Frank
srt; Hammer, Nashye Journal, Indianapolis; Journal,
Springfield; Republican, 81 Louis Advertiser, Detroit
Civilian, Galveston Tesas; Hawk Eye, Burington Sen
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Dear Sir: Under a sense Of deep obligation TO
the virtue Of your S1rsapariia" In the entire res
ration of one Of my children from General Debit
~ and prostration Of the system, take plea
sure In testifying TO your invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used two years since, when the
child was restored 10, and still continues In the en-.
ioyment Of, perfect health.
January g. lSi9. DAVID RIDGELY.
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ADAMS & CO.'S EMPRESS.

Office, Pennsylvania dretne, near Railroad DefU.
TIIE public respectfully informed that continue 10
run express between Washington Baltimore, Phls.
towns for the and speedy conveyance OF perchandse
sackages bullion, hank notes, dc.
Particular attention will be paid 10 the collection and pay
m snt Of notes, drafia, bills, &c. a4af
susto entries Boston, New York, philadeipha
and Baltimore promptly attended, TO- aud on reasonable
termlS fR as3F
Our customers and others ordering goods from the
va o rfciariv reonesfed 10 order 4 o. i e.
prsss watch will their conveyance with great
slmlch.
leaves daily az r M and arrives daily al ~ p m.
Our expvess fpm the north arrives daily al III m sni
f X IT, ls,,-a PHILIP J. BUCKLEY, Agsut
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WAsHINoToN, January "a, l6ao.
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor of the above medicine and also
with number of gentlemen, WIZ lave tested its c-
cucy; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
theit certificates that they be fully relied on
~ ULYSSES WARD, =
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PHYSICIANS CERTYFTCA TIES.

WARRINGTON, ydEudIy p lo4v. !
am informed of the ingredients Of which Dr..
Schwarlze's Compound Extract OF Sarsaparilla is
and believe II TO be the best preparation
Of the kind with which am acquainted, and admir-.
ably adapted to produce salutary alternative effect
PERIGRINE WAKEFIELD, VI, D,
WARRINGTON January 10. 1876.
II gives me pleasure to recommend the Compound
Extract Of Snrspparilla prepared BY Dr. Schwartze,
az have knowledge Of Its constituent parts. be-
ieve that II will achieve more for the afflicted than
any. other preparation Of Sarsaparia now before the
public. H.F CONDiCT, W. p.
WSsHINoToS, january IL, 1916.
Having been made srqnanted with the ingredients
and mode Of preparing Dr.. Schwartze's Compound
Extract Of Sarsaparila believe II TO be most hap
by remedial combination Of that valuable root with
the other remedies Of which II lie composed.
}. NJ. GIBSON, M. D.
GsoRoKrown, January 2l, l8l9
Having been made acquainted by DR.. Schwartz
with the ingredients Of his preparation Of Sarsapara
concur With The medical gentlemen above, In regard
ing II an alternative Of great efficncy, and IN all
cnses w.ich such an Alternative IL adapted, Of pren
power. BENZ. y. BOHRER, NJ. d. 4
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POU0HKEEPsIE COLLEGIATE
GGunnT..

Il about three. fourhs Of mi- from the beautiful village
Of Poughkeepse, butchers County, State Of New York.
Reference Is Invariably had the nature II the juvenile
mind and constant Efforts, employed TO develop rs
powers In their natural and preserve them IN
their relative strength The domestic arrangements and
modes Of Instruction adapted youth al years OF
age upward and they instructed in such branches
may be requisite either TO qualify them for CON srcidi
iife, engineering, or to prepare them for college.
Annual expense per scholar is $780, payable quarterly in
advance. This Includes all chargesf for board tuition,
stationary, bed ami bedding washing room fuel light,
and books except tile French and the Spanish books
The fsdvhed into two terms Of % weeks each The
GUNNER couimenceson The first Wednesday In May.
The winter term first Wednesday In November. II IL the
purpose undersigned any youth into his
school whose moral character Is not good.
CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal,
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wAsnlsoroN, December %, le47.

To DIR. A. }. SoHwAnrzE, Jr.
Dear Sir. hereby acknowledge debt Of gra-
iilude due you, Y saying that attribute my pre-
valuable preparation of Sarsapdritd. Having been
afflicted with an Trfammatory Rheumatic ADsetion
Of the joint which swelfd 10 such degree ae
me Of the entire Use Of my limb and having been
attended by the mos. eminent physicians, without
the least prospect of recovering made use Of your
Extract Of Sarsaparilln 10 the amount of bottles,
further use had the satisfaction TO find the disease
radicated and my general health very much impro-
ycd Two yenTs have now elapsed and my health
still continues good You areat liberty TO make nse
of this as you may think proper. sfs
Very truely your obedent servant,
WIN. w, STEWART. q