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y any o'h-r Ttanedj m tae world, because
ONE OOllAR,3 WORTH
100 900 Persons Of Impure Blood Diseases,
and $4,000 Cases were considered Ineurable :

other pstcnt me edcne In te habit OF say.
ing II We should ssy who would believe usi This
however do and stand ready prove re.,ectabe
that ERANrs MEDICINES have effected cures Of
di.eascs living human beings the pas, year than
other remedy in existence did during the time
How much will q Dollars yvsrth CuREP
Treaty large deep Uesrs cured by eny tsevs
bottle. OF Brant's Purifier.
The following is the wonderful and asonhns cure
that eected Q human beng by a.u nc ic,ae
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SAM'L ANMON,

SAM'L AMMON,
TNHANkFUL for liberal patronage heretofore
received, RESPECTFULLY informs his old friends
aud The public generally that he has removed bis
Taller AhOp
to .hs Bsssmen, of his Brick dwelling on Market
street. ns1r door above &. Penny's ssddery Gate
the Office Of II Z Hickok, Esp where ne hopes to
sui, all who may give HIM their c"s'"'n' a.
hs does al! work 10 his hne in lie best and
newest ST, le and on shor, notice tie has
The Fashion. regularly. employs none bul
good bands, and is determined 10 keep VI
with The times and merit good share
patronage. CUTTING done to order.
Charges reasonable, and Produce taken In
exchange for work
Lenlsburg, June, ls49 ly27O,7
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TRICKS OF 0uACks.


LET EvERYsopY read THIS CAKzFuLLY--T74a,r 8,
Sarsapari!ls f1r sale the dferen; towns csii-ri
Towfsends SlrSapaTiila-f II is advsEised ss tie DAIt
NAL. GENUINE. and al tnat. This TOvrseni ?
and never was butws formerly worker On rai.rr- 10
naIs and the hse-yet he assuniss the uir nj DO,0I
pIrtn-e gainins credit for what he - zot. he ts
has attended uIciIcai scAoo.s, and prciiced 1r
wears 90 Spw the truth j. he never pracrce'l msa.
tsy in his life Such trf,fzl, srfcksd ni-reFfsseri
look bal 20 the character AMI veracHy Of the naa e
most sincerely, he had never made those sts''n = @
self or Of me When will men learu to be Ionest ami i-
G in all heir dealings and insrcOure with hef *
men He applied Rue Cispp 10 assis' hm iHr
uficturng hls mixture. stating the Large sums be @
make, an iuGucement TO embark 10 the business Thee
have been Insulting and hbeiiing IN all posss
FORMS IA order 10 Imposs the public wih the belief t.i
the Oh poctors SarssJi'a the 9enHe orIefFc.
SarsapGTiHd made from the Od Doef0rs Origi1nl kecs
pie This = p Townsend says have sold The
name irr 81 week. will give him $50 II he viii pro
duce single solitary proof OF this HIS sfa'ecns Of
Thompson Skillman n Co. no, hing but tissue n
fase,pis. simply made To .ceIve the public, ar keep
the truth down in regard TO hIs sorfpg feD,eing
Mound. THIS the public luFehte bu;
Old DR. JACOB To1nssnls Sarsapdrilla having II ths
Od Doctors likeness his fHiiy Coat Of Arms, aaL hs
,yrat1rearross the Coat OF Arms.
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u JBook Agents a''d Coipor.eurs riN please
to obserUe.lI.O
EvERY CITIZEN o. The United States should
~ possess copy of these works. They are
The Books Of Our Country.
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The Term. are
One Dollar 81 Yeas.

in advanrr tie Magazine will bc p'alnls
,rd carefully directed. and scni hy na'i
of HE r,,k Of the su5scribrs. A. each
lumber ~,l he siereoiyPed. missing or
lu, numbers can b. al any time sup
u led wheu ordered, but vii he deducted
from the time for hIch payn''i has beer
received, Rcmiiiance> may lie srti at ~
rr.k OF the pY,s:..s.ar. pr"Sid'd = d'>'r'p
-1 ip Mafk'ey 80 10
e~,';r.: Gro San,psel: Sen, Frrd kjenre
In. Smoker, Ed~ yder. kcuben =
srnh""er
.,,I.r,.,.l Jacob SNYDER. SamI f"de
p.r,v. J,i... r .thion. ] 'seph shario
Washington: I.aac ID Mo,er
Penn. /; ,,cnlnm South. phihp K"n'1
u.,,l., I.cub NJ IRE, Henr, Vana''".
Christian Schunre
W, B,f.ln: Jacob Derr, Sn"'1 f""".
a,f.,o. Mich t.e"v'' James o''"'n'o"''f'
iohu B,ddI~. Geo Miller
r.. RutTalo J-rmiah Ritter
go. Deer Henry, Nci!, Chefi'' /" '"'
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Horrid ScrofaIa Cured.

Mn. b. HAsKIN of Rome, Oaraia Co, " r.. certides
December Goth 1896 that he had afflicted with Scno.
years and the last year confined his with
TWENTY large dep discharSng ULcERs-tbst his neck
eaten around from hole eaten
through his Hind PIPE that he breathed through the
hole-lis nearly destroyed-the use OF his arm
wholly destroyed-snd Uacer under the arm, as
large a mans hand had nearly eaten through into hs
Lung-thst he had used all kinds of SAnsAPAsIILA and
other Medicines bens and that he eTpeed
10 kre fseRs four hours when he commenced BRANr's
ispriS PURIFYING ENrRAcr-that NINE BOTTLES Of the
PURIFYING EXTRACT hea.ed and cured SEVENTEEN of
twenty Ulcers he had when he commenced using il and
that a fse bottles effected For full
particulars of this aud many other similar eyss
PAMPHLET.
This Wonderful and Astonishiug CURE
does not stand alone of the great ecaov
OF BRANT's PuhrIgR for could give almost unlim.
ited evidence OF other cures, well attested this
ted Ibi, cure is c,xtif-d In bv
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BRANT'S INDIAN
nUnIFVTNa EXTRACT.

fe. &c de-ired result ad efficacy Sl he produced BY
c- use oi ssSy cssatsiy q; this fUsIFIER than can be
e1,@sei BY the use " e qusnity Vt osher semedy
u the world (Sce 0ur P-aps<a tor pIoSi)
Tals PusriES is xioly prepared rom vegstatIes and
eares the tsoT ssst sosfnaie snd long standing eases
Of the blood w'thut p.ily xus, ,ekensg ds5,ii.
faf'Sg u eean'ts. H'sagth.Rs, t1re4aiss makes new
heaag blood, and gives ind e the whole
sys;eoI
BRANT's PURIFIER :, FOUR TIMES cHEA?ER
d.saa any o.h@r rssnedJ in the world, because
ONE OOlCAR'3 WORTH
Of will effect greater Of f~ 6..ars
wo-fh Of slsaparl!a any ether rosa~ty aow
I0Te" their hotties he The gnssoa
sune-s to detrnp- is top esa.irs efeef ri7
doas rota oj fa:s Pnf0 rrodee iSaa dolar rorfh Of
fsot sarscparsia othes rendy We might here say ss
Branfs HtGiciass h4d cured within the last yesr
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NENTLEMEN'S Fancy Goods. Ves'l
VI iugs. Cloths. Cassimeres, and sc6
mer Goods in general, a: q .-uT
Q B. Rves' Cheap Sa1e. y
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Brant's Pulmonary Balsam

sures CONSyNPfIOY Cous n, Coljs. -spatnS Of ElooA
BisdinS th< Lss Pam tLs Breast and Side Nis
sseafs, Hrrrors Co-splrints PaPvasion Of t.s Heart
Chodrs IgJInt2m Dss.say S.sir Comp ,sists and Ii
FEHiLE HEdhNESSES nlt0.t any tsiiiae xhaterr
DUCTGRS is0 PHYSICIANS RECOMMEND.
1b- following Uarn-d Doctors and P.ysieans have high
q Recommended bRAbrS MEDICINES -
Or. \. HUBBARD. Stamford, Corn
DR.. j. \. SMITH. ~nssrtosu, ny.
DR. ROSSMAN, l33 Henry street Brooklyn NJ
Or. r. NJ. HUNT auburn NY
Dr. GEO. FRANCIS Middlctovp, Conn
Or. GEO. A. ROGERS, Bath, N. Y.
Dr. :. WHITE Frcdonis, y. Y.
Dr.. c. B. GiLENrihE Byron " T.
DR.. }. y SHIPNAS. Fayetteville. N Y
DR. j. SKINNER, HAIRY street HrooNynH Ny.
Dr.. y. SiliPNAN. Cortland Y.
PC KIEY. FJRIEV!
LIFE aaA HEALTH sr in ,ae BLOOD.
C.,nRse, Purify osd Hsgsiafe :he Circulation, sni
tsr vaoL- body sr1H kaes s<aIh TIE nsost esxdefnl
et gN xemedHs b prn6u.x ssck q rysh4 II
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-26

The pley8Iums are less than any other company
and tho policies afford greater advantages. Mar
,ed women and female children can insure the
lives Of either husband or parent free from the
claims oil creditors. Tables Of half yearly and
quarterly prenirrni half credit rates of premium,
shcrt terms, joint lives, suryivorships, endow-
ments ami forms Of application are to be had at
the Office or of tie 4 gent.
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Brant's Indian Purifier

all impure diseases OF the blood viz Sonli es8
Sail Rheurs Raeawstisn Er.Pfions Piwplss Ic Face
Pes Bcs J7ers Costireusss MereSrial Diseases Liper
Complaint Pains IL the Back Side aud Lusbs RYsk Of
Blood 10 the Had ETC. etc.
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Beware Of counterfeitS


There is no Brants medicines genuine but
sush bottles as are put up in a square pack ag,
or shape, and on one square Of the package is
label on whi h is represented young Squsw
snd under where she stand. is q Note Of Hand
which reads as follows, viz.
We hereby promise. for raiue rec.ired to pa,
10 the beaFer hereof One CE>r, on demand, a,
Oh, Medicine facfory in the City Of 6cooklyn
NY. Dated at Brooklyn. 7M Aprit, lsis."
(Which vote is siss,Gi with pen and red ink)
m + WALLACE d CO."
None genuine bot such as have the note on
,h- label signed a. above.
For sale by Thornton & Baker. Lewis
burg Edsd wilson New Berlin; s J Grouse.
Selunssrose q Il &c Mover, Frcehurg; II N
B,chhause. MddIeburg: Wilt Il Ebert, Rariie-
ION Anies Il Mench. Mifflinhurg
All letters ard oodsrs mus, ne addressed to
" ailsce Il Go. l06. Broadway, New York
lva2s4
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Example \ person eyed 80 years nex, birth
day by paying the Company 50 cts would secure
10 his family or he;:s 800 should he die in one
year, or FOR 30 he secures - ihem SiC00, or for
10 90 snnua'ly fcr seven years he secures to them
$1,000 sioniI nc die in sesen yeers, or for 90 40
paid yearly ;iurng life he secures $1,000 TO tie paid
vhen he dies--ihe insurer securing bis own bonu-
hy the difference IN amoon' Gf premium from those
charfs& nv ohes ofices. Fer - so the heits would
receive $1,000 should ne die ia one year.
TETER CULLEN. President.
+. ". RANi,E :3ec'y and Teas.
For further particaars apply 10
HENRY G. HICKOK.
Agent 1,r Urioa a4d ayoiHiag c1r'lfies.
Consut:ng rhysici va. Hans. II. ID.
LecisSurg. Union Go. Pa. July 2l ls49
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Fourteen Respectable Witnesses.

By Door. THos WILLIAMS one Of the most respectable
physicians of Rome--oy NessEs. BIssELL & LRoSARD,
wholesale and retail drugyiss-hy Mr. g. r. BRowx pro-
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Portraits Of Il Remark a bic Persons
and Views Of Remark able Places


illustrated nv u-n ana pencil A strict re
vision will be exercised, that no ln,,proper
-. ever ~. uuiEilt'J So
thai II may safely be taken by PERSONS %
the utmost refinement, and read az the fire
side for The amusement or instruction OF the
family circle.
The Revue" department Of the Haeaz'nr
will contain brief critical uolIces OF all he
new publications. of The dav, and will fora,
q complete chronicle of current li;rra,"re.
From the business and literary conrec
tions already established, tn" bcs' assi-
tanre that the country ran afford Will be-
secured Tor competing the plans of ih'
publisher, aud no hing will I've wanting thai
rmpl,. pecuniarv resources ami wa'chiu
indu,tay can ob,ain, 10 make the Maya
zine The
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Revolation i2 Pei"dicd LifeTa ure!
Holden'S Dollar illustrated Magazine

CtlNCE the death OF the protector OF thi,
. popular Magaz ne, tie property ha'
passed INTO tie hands Of The subscriber
who vii! continue TO publish II AT the Pub
location Office. No IO9 Nassau Street
New York.
THE NEW VOLUME.
To be commt3ced on the Isl of January
1850, vii, comprise many important IN
provements, which, it is believed, will rem
der the Magazine one of the best perodi'
cals publlshei in the country, a. il certain,
ly is the cheapest. Among the Improve
menis will te new and Beautiful type, hna
cnlendered paper, higher order of Illus
Iraiions than those heretofore given, and
contribution, from some of H., able>t wri-
tiers in America. Ii is the aim Of The pro-
prietor to pablish Popular VI gpzlmc
adapted % The wants OF all classe, ot read
ing people in the Republic. which shalt
lie both instructive and amusing, and free
nike from the grossuess which character
ICES much Of the cheap literature OF the
dHv. and from The vnpidny Of the so called
Ladies Magazines The illustrations
viii Goa >isi o Orginnal drawings engraved
on wood by the best artists ::
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DOCT0RS 40 PEYSICIiNS REC0NNEyD,
Z - A>I1 SSk18 Z J
LIFE aa4 aEiLTH Sre in tae BLOOD.

! C!,aafe FsI.Iy cad Hsgel0fe :le CWenzafion, sn1
Ge v.ot- body ar1H kaes ssaikh TIE nsost esxdefnl
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public esteem than any preceding administration since the
orEanizalon OF on. government We do not write this in
progress and advancement this country has made. and is
destined yet 70 make has been made and must hereafter
be the faults Of the democratic parysnd has many-ii
Is the PATTY Of progress in hs country No other party
nation. Occasional defeats may prove beneficial il
They may serve TO show by way fconast the difference
Taylor is fret President elected by the electors the
respective States, which electors did not seeipsa majority
the States lie l. miroriiy President With all his mill
taTy popularity and declaTaons syowing his Intention 70
oow IN the footsteps OF Washington he could not have
been elected had there been dsunion in the democratic
party Were he to before the people Tomorrow for
reelection he would receive respectable vote
for the Office he holds The great number of demo-
Gratis who voted for hm-some from one motive and some
from another-are ashamed Of their His weakness
was undiscovered then but IL Is manifest enough now
ae y wholly unfit BY educsson Or natural powers Of mind
doubts this This very deficiency must necessarily
him to be mere auoatoa 10 % movsd by hs cabinet he
So His ignorance forces him into position Of suberyi'
eney from which his best q oanaG h,y a. em
his character and qualifications are TO form part OF that
" ~ mat hs
% sad I all sn sn,e d
vance the prosperity of the county.
That the paragraphs above quoted contain truths
plainly, frankly well told-who can denyl Who but
been deceived in the Taylor administration Who does
not pity him Ito see man who, had ne remained at his
post as soldier, would have descended to the grave
amidst universal tears now regarded by all
parsans betrayed, misguided and ouerrAed INDI.
vIDUAL In the council Of this great matt on is indeed well
calculated to create public disgust.
The people OF Maryland--than whom there are none
more niegent-und these things and you may
rest assured will do their duty in placing every possible
check upon the assumpve control of the cabinet un
fortunately called by Taylor to his aid Maryland will
add another to the States rebukng Taylor by elections
since the sway of the present dynasty, in opposition 10
his course.
to you on Wednesday, that the people of Maryland have
done their duty in giving suthciency OF representatives
from this State to majority in the House of Rep
resenatves against the present national administration
HAMILTON.
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We understand the following gentlemen were removed
from the Land Office yesterday. viz William q. Flood,
| Of Illinois; Amasa R. Parker, Missouri; and Isaac
ysdder Of Illinois The execution was done by Secre-
ay Ewing himself, who adds usurpation 10 the duties
Of headsman, and thus has paved the way for the ejec-
6on by the Senate, OF the Commissioner who allows his
legal rights 10 be trampled upon by reckless and
scrupulous Official superior.
We learn, also, that Conrad Schwartz. daughtsman in
|lhe Navy Department. has been removed Mr.. Schwartz
bss filed the place for the last rs years. and is, as we
understand, very accomplished artist good scholar,
and democrat He is German by birth, and his pro.
scripton will proclaim to our feow.czens OF foreign
origin how tie liberal republicans OF other countries
treated by the present wing monarchy loving cabinet
We understand that the few democrats remaining in
office in the departments in this city would have been re-
moved on the LIST OF the present month if the cabinet did
not fear the effect upon the elections about to take place
in Maryland and Pennsylvania After the elections are
over do not doubt every democrat viii be swept from
Office
All this, the public well know is in the very teeth
Of General Taylors numerous pledges to the people be-
fore the election And yet that shrewd and talented
statesman still thinks nobody is prescribed, and still pro.
claims, with all the verdancy Of neophye-"I hold my
cabinet responsible"
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Transmitted for the Baltimore Americana
Important from Santa Fe.

ST. LOUIS, September 49,
Mr. James Brown, the government freight agent, ar.
rived here last night from Santa Fe. He was 20 days on
the way lie reports trade at Santa Fe generally dull
particularly in dry goods though groceries in good
demand
Two Americans were murdered by the Apache Indians
at Los Vegas the 5th September The Indians stole
200 government horses at the same time.
When about two hundred miles this side OF Santa Fe
MIR Brown was attacked by party OF forty Arapahoes,
who robbed him OF everything The next day they gave
him back some mules and left him pursue his journey
On the way Mr. b. met party OF California EN- grants,
who supplied him with provisions and other necessary
articles
Col. Alexander in command at Santa Fe when
Mr. b. left Col Washington, at the head of all the
available force, had gone in pursuit Of large body OF
hostile Indians Major Bent still continued stationed al
Taos Major Stein recently had a skrmish with the
Indians, and was wounded in the engagement.
A band OF Cheyenne Indians a short time since sur
rounded and burnt Bents Fort William Bent and seye
raj men who in charge OF the fort are supposed to
have been massacred by the Indians nothing has since
been heard OF them.
Mr. Brown passed several California trains which had
suffered or less from the depredaons OF the Indians
AT Walnut creek he met Col Monroe in command Of
$50 Dragons and infantry en- route for Santa Fe.
The Indians were everywhere evincing hostile demon
STATIONS and becoming quite troublesome.
Grass was plenty the plains, and the trains appeared
to be getting along well.
Considerable excitement prevailed al Santa Fe in con-
sequence OF an attempt being made TO get up convention
TO form State government
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Qua PROSPECTS IN THE rHrH DrsrRIcr-The Cecil
Democrat gives us most encouraging hopes for electng
Mr. Magraw. Caroline is expected to give him between
rs and 100. Queen AIMS will give him majority. He
will also carry Hariord and Cecil will go for him deci-
dedy, while Kent is not expected to beat him more
than 100.
Several gentlemen. heretofore prominent wings, among
whom are Henry f. Wright. esq, few years since the
wing candidate Tor Congress in this district and Albert
T. Emery esq., have taken the stump in favor Of the re-
form ticket
Two reform candidates, no, all three, are expected
fifth, and we trust may be more than verified.
(BoH Republican
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Blbie Presentation.

BY vote Of eagle Tent" o. of R., splendid COPY
OF the Holy Scriptures 1.-THE gin ofthe ladies Of
Church the Navy Yard, fnesday evening October
There will be music on the gnar and singing by another
lady accompanied by several children, and by gentle.
man the flute Addresses will be delivered by MI. Ma
sruder Rev, Chss. A. Davis, Rev Q. w. Denison and
other gentlemen.
The officiating members of grand and subordinate Tent.
are invited TO meet In negaa, at the Hall Of Eagle Tent
new Odd Fellows Hail. 9TH street) at O'Clock, TO
march In procession 10 the church. sg
The officers and members Of the order OF the Sons Of Tenn.
Perance are respectfully requested 70 participate In the
Seats will be reserved for the procession and invited
guests The exercises will commence precisely at eigh
O'Clock. BY order Of eagle Tenti"
@. w. DENISON,,
w CARROLL, Committee Of
John GARTER, Arrangements.
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DIED,

On Sunday night 4ls year his age Mr. CORNELIUS
COX Post Once. Though suddenly down Ia
devoted widow, brother
rich egacy Of unblemisbed character.
viii take place this day Tuesday at O'Clock from
residence between 9th and 10Th, where h
friends md those OF the famiy are invited to attend.
On sunday evening, hope Of bssfu immortal
~, Mrs ELIZABETH sMooT, wife Of SAMUEL ssoor ESQ., Ia
the esd year of her
relatives friends respectfully
Tuesday afternoon O'Clock from her late resi-
dcnce street, Georgetown.
On Sunday evening and painful Illness CECILIA
JANE Of the late JoHS W. SWEENEY Of this city, aged
years.
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q L. LEWIS, -aiaw, formerly Of Virginia, but for
y, clerk In Adutan Generals Ofhce Washing
his Virginia volunteers their end for
the collection Of their dues from the government
The widows and children OF soldiers who died In Mexico
entitled To pension.)
An claims especially Of marines who served In MEXICO, viii be
fair cash price, be pressed for the claimants
tnoug Of with the despatch He nat
himself his residence Washington his connexon with
the Adjuani Generals oee his acquaintance with the depart
and his experiences viii afford facilities the speedy
adjustment all business conhded 10 him.
He respectfully refers all the members % the last Congress nom
Virginia. Hon. John " Mason Richmond, Val Major Gen.
r. Jones, Washington city.
pleasure Major Lewis
s'"'''"'' w" f.-''' ar. JONES'"
Any will procure rood claim In his vicinity pub
s this notice TO the amount of s. and send his bill 20
Aug 0--3m g. L. LEWIS.
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To tho Editors.

The following sensible circular which has been termed
Mr.. Ewing's "Shorer Catechsm" has been out to
witnesses all the United States and Europe, and
sustained are suspended until their return friend Of
mine Mr. p Pickle, who had son, as understand, in
the war, has undertaken to the circular, and
whole affair is, deem il to be nv duty to send the same
to you for publication that heirs-aaw may know all
over the world that the Department OF the Interior
poets them all OF being rogues and has no confidence in
such cases in the Magstracy of the Union
The circular is in roman; the are in italics
JUNIUS