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vernment there, and that it is absolutely
necessary that it should be Immediately
organised. ~. s~ -
Mr.. Dodge, of Iowa, said the establish
ment ola Territorial government for the
people Of Minnesota was a measure in
which the State that he in part represen
ted felt the deepest interest. Every con.
sheraton Of justice and public policy de.
manded that this government should ex-
tend the agis Of its laws over that dis
tant portion Of the frontier. 1t had been
delayed from time to time until recently
the necessity for q government had be.
come urgent. The House Of Represent.
atives, more than two years since, had
passed, almost unanimously, just such a
bill as that now proposed by tho honora.
Bile chairman Of the Committee on Terri
tories as the organic act for the govern.
ment of the Territory Of Minnesota. Tha,
bill had been opposed and defeated in the
Senate upon the most frivolous grounds
1t was true, as stated by the Senator from
Florida, [Mr. Wesicott, that there was q
population amply sufficient to demand o
territorial organization. By the admis
sion of Wisconsin into the Union as Q
State, whole counties, with many flour
ishing towns. had been left without he
borders and without any civil iurisdic
ton, unless it was decided that the old
territorial laws Of Wisconsin were in
force The eyes Of the whole people Of
that section Of the country are now anx.
iously turned to Cong ress; and shall thei,
long. cherished hopes be again disappoint
! cd! ! trust not. ! hope there viii b.
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THE CALIFORNIA WING.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes TO publish in the thriv
E
or this purros, for nat dsant but highly interesting
While The Editor will recommend and advocate al the
principles 2, The whs party b will s.srs,
and detrimental othe Interest," q tbs
sn Of our times lie who properly estmates Tie nigh
vocation and influential position ofan editor oughtto regard
factions we have country serve, well party
oSo be- ana ought @ make ne snd
the Dressings liberty to ourselves and peserty the polar
airy subseryient personal seifsh considerations is
q the highest grade and ought be avoided
one Whose life s evil, aud that continually.
No party long preserve Its honor aud integrity, and
lis hold upon the confidence of the people, which viii wink
not in
The party or whose incoming and we gave the
useful and preserve il honor and Integrity nnsrnistsd,
ought TO co act as to invite an Intelligent end impartial
Se The people may @ e and an
but their sober second thought viii always be right and
The present Administration came into power as thc
advocates Of free and liberal egsafioas the friends Of
peace progress, and home industry u i win practice
il overthrown and annhilated the better win us
and o,r snccessors But we have abiding confidence
that Its luxurious chief who has Ia times past given an
earnest ri his patriotism and devotion the country which
has jns 50 sgally honored him, win administer our
sent and comnp veneratlons e-'''H'SsSt - r.,
No snot on s excites Al tbia lime s uch n,
srs, INA ronrsrn Z. flalif,, rhs .ah oS,h. IA 49,,
new satesm Iarss bods nrs soins here Tbsv nonsii
tufe nnpaton of Mil, pubc soIrif nle and IN,
ter,rjas and ars 10 have more ~ Al with ~. fs,rs nm
frees az ciylizsion and the Of ,hs world hr
eny other eoua number Of an The spbere NJ H.
habit Throgh ihsI porsrilI Snfs Ia 10 rrov IN ~,
ihs hanks ~ H. pacic fpm which ia "a snrsnd
ali Asla cyiIIzann aria science liberty md relIron
hro,rb n, his h,,hrr,a aimos insrce.sh. ray, ~
~. uayd IL ~, be rearhss rsa"sy. ssssners,e srS A.
enbral,ed her vast rrso,rces .,nlock,d md he co
ars ~ ~. rar,S a. srsaa u'A' a"" ''e eo"
Win saeh manhattan he eons,ruet,on ~ railroad
he continent thus Connecting he two oceans sv
snres ri hsa viii reach ia ana Enrope ~ XII, in,ana
communication This revolution In trnde and commerce
sd states Ike stand and yalne II money A. well a. al
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TN pursuance Of law, JAMES X. POLK, President Of
the United States OF hereby declare and make
known that public sales will be held the
land Offices In the Stale OF LOUISIANA, at the perods
hereinafter designated, 10 wit:
A. the land ONCE at Naichoches, commencing Mon.
day, the fourth day June fCr the disposal Of the
public lands situated within the mentioned townships,
viz:
North ofe base line, end nest @ the principal msr-
dian.
Township six Of range four. ~.
Towns liz rix Of range eve. a.s##4
Township seven and eight Of range seven.
Al the land Office at opeloisns, commencing Monday,
the eighteenth day OF June the disposal Of the pub
lie lands within the aforementioned township, viz
South Of the base line, and east Of the principal me.
ridian.
SERIOUS thirtysH 10 forysx inclusive, and sections
MY, dfy.one, aud fty-iwo, In ownsip Of range
elk
At the land ONCE at New Orleans commencing on Mon.
day. the fourth day Of June for The disposal Of the
public lands within the nndermt nfoned townships and
parts OF townships, viz
So'th Of The base line east Of The principal meridian
and east OF the Mississippi ,irsr
Townships ten and eleven. OF range seven.
Township eleven, OF range eight
Lands appropriated by law f the Of Schools militia.
ny, OF iherpurpo5es, will be excluded from the salos
The Offering OF the above mentioned lands will be
menred the days appointed. proceed the order Ia
until the whole shall have been offered the elles thus
closed. Il
hut sales shall be kept open longer than two weeks
and no private entry OF any OF the lands will be admitted
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington, thi.
twenty seventh day Of February ammo domin thou
sand, eight hundred and forty nine
BY the President. a,y'1'
RICHARD NJ. YouNe,
Commissioner Of the General Land ofic.
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CHOICE MAHOGANY AND LUMBER.
John PURDY has just received and has for sae the fol-
j lowing actcles:- B-MtEFl F5t.
Mahogsnles Of every thickness from vsrserirs to hand
railing, and newell posts t7 fn 20
Birds eye and curled maple, %
Walnut aud cherry,
Poplar Of every thickness Nts
Ash and oak, (ag7i4 545 tg4
supply Of aeseoned white pine panel nerchantabIe
lect Siding and common culls
With general assortment Of North Carolina and Eastern.
shore pine. asH
Also supply Of calcined plaster and cement,
10 Daily expected two vessel loads Of coal
IG--ead6t
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BY one Prs.iasnt o1 GIG United states.

BY the President OF the United States.
,hs United States d Amsles % hsr.S; declare and
make known that public sales i Dc he'll =, The under
sraa ama ~ VII, inc
g.. ana oe. q comn.nens
public lands situated within the andsrmentioned town
chips and parts Of townships, viz;
Sonh bose tne, and sast Of TIE principal aridiaa
s.aans eight niue, isn fifteen, and sixteen and towp
ships twenty-five twenty sx and twenty ssven Of range
township tweDty-three; township twenty.four, except
sections one, two three, eleven twelve, thirteen
thirty and thlrtysxi and townships twsniyfvs and
twenty.seven, Of range twenty -four. ,5t
d,y he .shtesnh day Of june NEXT Ior the disposal
public lands situated within the townships
and parts Of townships VIZ!
sections thirteen, o,uteen twenty four twe.
ea5 nn
ship twsntys township twenty seven, except sections
and twenty -four, Of range twenty Ave !
Township twenty three, except sections eighteen and
thirty one. township twenty ve iownshp twenty SIX, sa
cspt section thirty and township twenty seven, Of
Townships .wsnty.hree, twsn,yfour, twenty Ave and
twenty. SIX, Of range twsny.seysn. stg
Township tvs eu!y seven q range twentynlne
Townships twenty six and twenty seven, Of range thirty
Townedps twenty els and twenty seven Of range thir
tyttw0 t.5.sf 5@
Township twenty ssyen, of range thirty three,
Sections two Ten, inclusive fifteen twenty-five, in
rlHiye, and twenty 10 thirty four inclusive In town
ship twenty SEVEN of range fhiiTyfve. 4s
Lands appropriated BY law The se of schools militia
ry Other puspose1, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of The above mentioned anda will be
meneed The days appointed and proceed in The order
which they advertised with all convenient despatch
until the whole shall have been offered and the sales
closed But rale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and private entry Of Of the lands will be adj
mtd until after the expiration Of The two weeks
Given hand, the civ Washington. this
twenty seventh day Of February, Ammo Domin thou
sand eight hundred aud forty mine
JAMES X. POLK.
b. the President
RIcuARp NJ. YouNo, 5g
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nv THE PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

II
IN pursuance ofiaw, JAMES x POLK, prssdsn. ofths
United States OF America, hereby declare and make
known that public ssss VII be held q ts
Al he land oies al is Pals Of ST. Croir river eommsnc
81 he public lands situated within the aforementioned
townships, and parts Of towuships, vizi ,.
North efhe base line andirsst Of the fourth principal
s me-idian.
Fractional townships twenty-five, and townships TWEEN
six thirty thirty one and thytwo Of range seventeen
townships hny.ons, hirytwo and thiryhrss, Of range
aias, tty.thrss, and thirty .iour, Orange nineteen
Townahlpa thirty.tree thirtyfour and thirtyhve Of
II The same place, commencing Monday the shir
day Of September next The dispasal Of all The public
ans within the Swn.hs and % ownsi s sIoTs
the day Of Gale as containing copper lead OF oer yanaps
% Be offered for sale sections q
parts Of sections II any, covered BY those mining leases
which shall netbs determined BY The day asd ~ g. e n
vsione Of The ae approved on hs ,d gay o. March ,gn
additional land district In The Territory Of Wisconsin, ana
Al the land Office al Mineral Point commencing on Mon
day the eighteenth day OF June next for the disposal o. me
vacant public lands within The townships
aud parts OF townships, viz;
Worth Of the base i,s and rest " the fourth aprinep
is3 meridian.
Townships fourteen ieen and sixteen, Of range one
Townships fourteen fifteen, and sixeen, Of range Two
ioWhsnis o'ei uhu '"''y '""i "
three. y
Townships nineteen twenty, uveniy.one, and twenty
two, of range four.
Townships nineteen aud twenty, Of range Eve.
Townships eighteen nineteen, and twenty Of range six
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, OF range
seven. lss
Townships eighteen nineteen, and twenty, Of range
eight, ~.
fractional township eighteen and townships nineteen
and twenty, Of range nine.
Fractional township eighteen, md townships nineteen
and twenty, af range ten
Fractional townships eighteen and nineteen and town
shin twenty, OF range eleven.
Fractional townships nineteen und twenty, Of range
twelve.
Fractional township twenty, Of range thirteen.
Iands appropriated by law for The Of schools militia
ry and other PURPOSES viii he excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the aforementioned lands will be cont
m.nced the days appointed aud proceed In the order in
which they ore ayertEed with all convenient despateh,
until the whole shall have been offered and the sses Thus
elossd but no sale shall be kept ePsn longer ,ha two
mltted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city OF Washington, this
twenty seventh day OF February Domin one thou
sand eight hundred and iortynine.
JAMES POLK.
BY the President:
RicBARD VI You've,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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s'tf,a WAsu1S0ToNt november - ioft
Afr O. Heystors This disease had 70; soma years 10
an alarming degree Your Dyspepic Cordial deserves
than passing notice from me- My Case was Of ile
dsressing nature, and the eoniet between my 40
mach and iood often the stomach oahlng the
food, and lime af,er time throwing Il pp-eqaenty Win
pain Add 10 this greatly depre sed spirits with debility
nervee weakened restless ngas frequent starting with UNI
pleasant dreams TO describe my situation ~ dficull
nothing met my case until met with your 0lo medicine,
named Drs. pTesbsch, Kuhn and Pfynrs Dyspepte Cor
dial Soon amer using my dlsardersd stomach became
-oohed continued the medcnea perfect care has been
efactui-iny health is good and has bern for more
than year amy article Of diet without any
Inconvenience In my case Ibis valuable medicine Is m
eontesble My is we'll known TO The Rev James VI
Ransom having been associated with him. in- The same
ROOM for some years in the General Posi- Odlce.
vi WIN 5. DARRELL. Il
lam fully convinced that the above Is correct
las NJ. HANSON, y
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H,ystons --DEAR SIN feel II to be my duty boh %
vo and 70 The public nv testimony 10 the snesncs
n ~ Ilresbach Kuhn & Pryor's Dyspepiic CornaL !,
,ssiys orraps w're so completely deranged that cou
retain nothing on my stomach, was wasted away 70
mere Skeletons sun red the moot acute pains ana haa s
ons OF almost deahy sickness; nasmch that expected
m death an early release roEl my suferugs Fortunately
hsari of YOUR Cordial and Of the wonderful cures u had
etuced aud was induced 10 try H. did 30 At frat slmos
without hone but after had taken lew doses, began
began 10 rscovefheir functions my spirits revived and by
he time had taken bottles the tone Of my stomach
perect health Since then although period OF npwards Of
year has elapsed have had Return Of The disease
Very iruly WIN REEFSNlDERS
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DRs. DREsBACH, KUHN a. PRYOR's
DYSPEPTIC CORDIAL.
DYSPEPSIA
n.ITmoRs. February q, 1919.

Mr. c. Hersions, SIN Asan act ofnsce, ana =
lead othera 10 the remedy have come TO the deter
minaton Of offering YOU my voluntary tribnts ~ in'o
Messrs. DREsnAcH, KUHN PRYon's DfspLFtS wa
plAL.n EN-
For long time, have suffered from the eiee oi ~ =
pepsla much that my digestive organs wonu ho w
lately elected from my stomach. and lhe ,llehSe o
IN that region rendered my situation miserable "A,
fortunately advised by irienl 70 w ypdt
cine and amer using Two bottles. was completely tens1
fEcm all the troubles which endured. -, ,hta
Accept sir, my warmes wishes ioT lne i , ~ m
valuable medicine and bellows me-, SeeeTeiy yasnS
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Of The General Land once.
To the Public.

The iands embraced in the above proclamation oca
ted principally and adjacent 10 The Mississippi and St.
Croix rivers Those designated mineral are extremely
valuable; because, in addition 10 the copper and Other
mnrket either TO the South by the Mississippi
river the East by the way Of the lakes and the
al lines Of Communication that connect herewith.
Valuable timber and all other necessary regulates for
building and smelling, found In great abundance, and
Of the finest quality. The climate Ia healthy and pleasant
cold heng rarely intense than In the northern part
" New York-and many Of the lands are exceedingly fer
raised in Massachusetts or northern New York
Maps showing the localities Of the Mines and other val
able inflammation relating thereto derived from the geolngi
notice. will be prepared and deposited In the land Office
ST. Croix for inspection early practicable bers the
commencement Of the public sales 4y 4iV
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Notice OF the REMOVAL OF the I.and OHce
from the Falls OF St. Cr0lx, Wisconsin,
to saltwater, I'm Minnesota Territory.
FINDER authority OF the first section Of the act Of Con
U gress entitled An act for changing the location ofhe
Land Otfie In the CHIPPEWA LAND DfsTRIcT, ami esab
fishing an additional land district in the STATE OF Wis
cossis," approved March 81, ls49 do hereby declare
and make known that from and after the hreth day OF
June next (84s) the land ONCE for the sale Of the public
lands in the CniPPEwA LAND DIsTRcr, shall be removed
from the FALLS ST. CRoIx (Wiscopsn) to STiLLwA-
vEn in St Croix County, Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand Ut the City Of Washington, this
twentlth day Of March, Ammo Domini 1919
By the President:
RICHARD NJ YoUxe, 4s8
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
. tnar 30--lkyl2W .tiatla
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NOTICE.

: ItIFs " ~ SFFUHF'
The sales advertised above 70 be held a the land office
J.rs and the third day Of September next will mot be
held district having been organized out Of the part
of that district lying In the State Of Wisconsin, and the
land Office for that part 10 the Territory Of Minnesota hav.
ing bsen directed to be removed to Sti from and
ater the thrtieh day Of June NEXT By act Of Congress
approved March 2, 1919 z. TAYLOR,
by the President:
RIcHHRp NJ YoUEo,
Commissioner ofihe General Land ONCE
April 4. lG4a
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Notice 10 Prescription CIaima nts.

Every person entitled 10 the right OF prescription 10 any
Of the lands within the townships and parts OF townshps
satisfaction the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor as soon as practicable,
after seeing this notice. and before the day appointed
commencement u the public sale Of The lds embracing
The claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
aa# RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner oftie General Land Once.
Mar 7--lawlaw
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~ rIuV{r
=. ~ AZ cnses w"eto PtoPe.Y ~ eny .u@seiIpeses'
LOT the seizure OF loss o. wnich cmlu hes vIeh
presented was nt the time q sucn seizure or loss M
sured the original policy of insurance OF certified
copv thereof nnuat he nroduced Aa
" ~. st-i.,.., ~ a n,t,,rnli1ad ci,,,ea NJ The
rfri,rI c,..s- ,n., ~ ~. 5000 ~ Mia ,aturali
phheo Smtess copy " uie iccosc ~ u's uusWe"7
zation, duly cefuned, must De prouuceu
And 10 tho end that the attention OF claimants
NAV be distinctly called 10 what Is necessary 10 be
done q, ovder ~ ohtajn hoots racorda mr.
,.hi.h 49, - $500. y, =, m. ;ust ds.iaou
WHICH IiHy pe ueeiueu heces1a,{ ~ ie Juse 49,
OF any claim presented 70 the BOARD anu winch nis
In the possession or power OF the Mexican Hepublc
the last clause Of the fifteenth article of the aforesaid
trpaty of Eebrary lp40 and The last clause of the
.htsl .a.,i ~ ~. Ia ~, ~ rs, rr.,s ~ NT,rch q
LII snna secuo =. u'e saa ~ y - ~ ~
tos9, NC hAswisp, pu.s9a"' W ''e o'u'' " wy
board, herewith puolished'
Extract from article XIV. Of The treaty bsteesn the
United States and The Republic Of Hsrieo of "a
February, ls4S
s In hsopinlou Of the said sisniuco del dicho Trbp
Board q Commissioner orna de en- slds
.. w y IN mar, 4. ;,,sss dsc;son a. e,,a
nO.srssion ~ powsr 81 ,hspnier rscsmacon asunos
~ =, ~" us~;s.nsros n,nsles A. arrbtyo 40
p,,s sh,i ne deem ne cnm.pos oue posea eI Cobb
nep. =. dscisio, ssrnn NJ sicana q oue esten
,o III ~, ~ In m nodsr. la Comissios
~ M rsnez nor conur
~ nsu ;,h, seh X. ~ a. ellos los ne dmn nor ca
", a., ~, e.i. eric fden,ro dal MA "a une
@ % ~ snnlir,,ion n de.os al conereso, dIrieen
,rtls for he sae al inisiro Mexlcanode
Ell 70 The Mexican NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. xterioresa qnen
fr Foreign Aaiis 70 % .as ~ Ms Is
M ~ Ihs ~ ~ r Fssdos Idos
nd ~ aob,s rho Msxicano se COM
engages al The earles promeie eniregsr mayor
ast.dp dazn
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ny THE PREsIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

STATES.
IN pursuance OF law l. JAMES II. POLK President Of the
Uuted States Of America, do hereby declare and make
srowu that public sales will held Al the undermsntion
ed land ocer In the State oil IOWA. nj the periods hereu
Al The land Office at FAIRFIELD commencing on Monday
the fourth day Of Juue Tor the dGpoaa Of the public
lands sitnated within the aforementioned townships and
paris Of townships viz:
North ofthe base line, and r1sst ofhe fh principal
Townships pevsutywo and seventyhree ofranee tween.
Townships aeventywo and seventy three, ofrange TWEEN.
ty.fonr.
Townships sevsrytwo and seveuiyhres, range twen.
ty. five.
Island in section twenty In township ssverytwo,
OF r1uge fourteen. t 'f W .n5
At he land office at DUBUQUE commencing on Monday,
the eighteenth day Of June for the disposal Of the pub
lie lsnds situated within the aforementioned townships,
to wit:
North Of the base line and ioest Of hs nm principal
Township ninety three, OF range seven
Township niretythree, Of range eight :.
Townships uinetytwo, ninety and ninety OF
range nine.
Township ninety three, Of range zen.
Townships uney.two, uine.thrse, and nineiyour, OF
range eleven.
~ or other purposes Viii be excluded or, The sales
The Offering Of the aforementioned lands will be com.
menced on the days appointed and proceed m the order 10
@ Whole ha1s a s aua he s
closed But sale shall be kept open longer than two
weeks aud private entry Of Of the lands will be ad
mi,fed until after the expiration Of the two weeks.
Given under my hand, the city Of Washington this TWEEN
y.sevenh day Of February, Douuini thousand
JAMES K. POLK.
BY the President:
Courniasjoner on the General Land ONCE
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Notice 10 pre-emp,,on cIaima ants.

Every Person entitled 10 the right OF presumption any
OF the lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated Ia required establish the the
satisfaction OF the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing ts notice. and before the day appointed for
the commencement OF the public sale Of the lands EN-.
hracng the racts claimed. otherwise such claims will be
forfeited
RICHARD VI. YOUNG,
Commlesloner OF the General Land Office.
Lar h..latrl2u
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Commissioner ofihs General Land oaic..


Notics TO Pre.em ption Claimants.
Of tho lands within ths secons aud paris Of sections above
snnussrssd u required establish the 10 the salts
.con q The register and receiver u he proper lsnd once
ing ths noiee srd bsfs he Day apPonpd Tor The com,
MAJ s-iaviS~ = ~ LAM o-a''
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WAsaISaIos, January ~, 1919
Mr.. G. Jfers,ens. -DBAa Sal have been for some
time troubled with Sick Headache, sud take pleasure ~
saying that In the OF Dr. Drrshach, Kuhn and Pryor
Dyspept!e Cordial have invariably found relief from a
sins dose, consider 1t valuable medicine,
VERY RESPECTFULLY. n w MrGREGOR
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Commissioner ofth. General Land ONCE
Notice % pre..mpslon CIalmants.

Every peIron entitled to the right OF empon TO any
Of the auis within The townshps and parts Of townshp
above enumerated required e establish the sae to the
satisfaction n the register and receiver the proper ant
Office, and make payment therefor az soon az practicable
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed
cling The ruct Claimed otherwise ouch claim will be for
ieIted. 8 RICHARD W. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
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DERsONS wishinx become owntrnof Real Estate the
City cf washington, may fnd tito sher intsrest 70 call
sgon he sabsssssr whs hss p,opsy Improved ssd 10,
take aporop u hs pusbsss n money nd give lors ersdi
ppeu fhs tslanss ApplicHsisns shsvld y nsde soon
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MEssAs- rouLis, A6ekxs : oosrAHy,
SIDE pseprisfors Of he celebrated
asg leave ~ a,fsniioa \, shis ~
ayiels The greafe.f slIsroverv AZ ire see,aefe i6
WnshInston Derember Iaf7S - - - -" :, =
| yeutor To- and must when fully known rnin jor rim
he srat,tude and besslnes 81 The whole human family
ne mower III dcstro yina the uosi
oifsugiye odor. from whatever cause arising
by Ii Hospital Waris can be nisniected Of miasma and
ssrs III ire alex chamber his Fluid viii be fomud In.
Valuable as the nauseous sne arising from sores the
body or from The night STOOL are BY It's use dis