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INDIAN lETELLIGENOE.-John Drennen, lately
appointed Superintendent of Indian Affairs in the
West, passed up on the Bulletin on Thursday even
ing, 18th inst, with 1922 900 in specie to distribute
among the Indian tribes in November and Decem-
Der next. The amount paid out annually to the
Choctaws, Chickasaws, Creeks, Cherokees, Osages,
Seminolss, and other small tribes, amounts 10
$3.50 900. The Choctsws appropriate money to the
support Of missionaries and schools and are making
rapid progress in civilization. The Seminoles and
Osages prefer remaining in a rude state and very
little change has occurred with the other tribes,
within the last few years.
Mr., Duval, the Seminole agent, has been re-
quested by Government to proceed to Florida with
delegation of the Seminoles, in order that they
may exert a beneficial influence in the removal OF
the tribe West of Arkansas.
Should the Government agree to pay next year,
to the Cherokees, the head right per capita money
,h,, si9' aI % some SIX OF seven hundred
give renewed impulse to business in that region OF
country.-Natchez Courier, l6th inst.
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NEW ORLEANS.
,FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 10, 1e40.

FROM NIOARAGUA.-The Empire City brought
70 New York highly Interesting accounts from
Nicaragua. They state that the New York Com
pany for the ship canal have obtained an absolute
and unconditional grant from the Nicaragua Gov
eminent, and until the completion of the canal.
the exclusive right Of navigating the river San
Juan, and lakes Nicaragua and Leon. When the
vice ConsqAo OF the British Government at Leon as
certaned the fact, he wrote to the Nicaragua Gov
eminent, complaining of them for having asserted
thaI a revolution or instruction in Nicaragua had
been stirred up by British agents, and treated it as
cause OF offence TO his Government The Nicara-
qua Government replied that it had SO asserted
believed It 70 be trus, and reiterated the dscIara-
tlon. The Nicaragua Government, in its prompt
reply TO the remonstfance of the British Vice Con
SUI, no doubt relied upon the protection of the o.
?. Government, if it should be- deemed necessary.
among the passengers in the Empire Civ is Mr.
White, who, il iS understood, was an agent there
OF the New York Company. Mr.. White, who is
bearer OF dispatches, brings with him copy of the
commercial treaty lately made by the U. S. Charge
with the Nicaragua Government The charter a
grant which the New York Company have from,
the Nicaragua Government, secures to all nations
not to the United States alone, the use of the shin
eanat on such terms as the Company prescribes-
but which must always be uniform, 80 that the
vessels OF one nation can have no ADVANTAGE over
those Of another. Great Britain, therefore. has
nothing TO complain Of.
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SEARCH FOR SIR JOHN FRANKLIN.-The Cleve.
land Plaindeaer ofthe 9Th inst, has letter dated
Ste Marie River" Sept. 18th, announcing the
arrival of Sir John Richardson, from the fruitess
search after the lost Polar expedition of Sir John
Franklin, of whose dreadful fate among the ices of
the Arctic Ocean there is left little or no room to
doubt. Sir John Richardson, having failed to find
even the remotest clue to the franklin expedition,
is now on his way back to England. He left there
in April, lS4S; and from the Sault Ste. Marie has
made the voyage in canoes and boats and over
land, distance of three thousand five hundred
miles and back, by way of the Lake of the Woods,
Mackenzie's River, &C. After reaching the Arctic
Ocean, they travelled i've hundred miles along the
coast He speaks confidently of the existence of a
northern passage praocability, he says is another
Questionable summers being only from 80 to 60
days long He goes by way of Toronto and
Montreal 10 Boston
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FROM Observation-Disclosures has been re-
eeived by the New York Express of the 9Th, of the
publication in decree, on the Sd of September.
1885, of what Monagas, the President of the Re.
public, Is pleased to call an amnesty, which pro-
yldes for the punishment of the distinguished Gen.
PaeS and his late companions, in the most severe
manner The decree RENTS trial, but banishes
Paez permanently from his country, at the same
lime that it authorizes the President to keep him
IN confinement until the country is pacfed or, in
other words, as long as Monagas pleases! The
rest OF the insurgents are to be temporarily banished
or imprisoned, according to their respective de-
grses of erimnaly, and the President is authorized
after the punishment shall have been awarded. to
substitute Imprisonment for Punishment, and vice
versa. The general opinion in Venezuela is. that
Monagas has no power to punish any citizen with
out trial and conviction.
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EDITORS IN OFFICE AT WASHINGTON. - The
Baltimore Clipper contains letter from Washing
ton, in which the writer says he can count fourteen
OF fifteen gentlemen who have been appointed to
Office in that city within the last six months, and
who were connected with the press as editors or
correspondents Atleast seven of them still supply
distant journals with news, always being in the
hot bed of il
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HHADQuARTERg. 80 DEgARTMsIFTigSI, 80

San Antonio, Sept 3, leaS. >
Il Is the dese Of the General Commanding TO IeoiprOqae
fully the friendly dspo1on manifested By she Camancnes,
Is sci forth in the Communication from the Commanding
for the information Of a concerned ~ the same time
TO be understood that there be relaxation IN the vigilance
along tho border If any thes eommittod, every effort
must be made 10 dsteq and bnlg e punishment the oa
d0 Retaliation, BY killing the indiana when Ovetaken or
surprised must be avoided possible excepting IN instances
where murder have been committed on Their part, Of
which the evidence should be clear.
The scouting parties now IA ne neld 9foN tae IIontqf
line. viii be kept actively employed un the county Is
cleared Of the sWe! hands which have lately infested
particularly towards the Rio Grande,
BY order OF BRRVKT MAJOR GEN. BROOKE
GEO. DEAs, Assistant Adiutsnl General
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BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-Ths annual
report of the condition of this magnificent work
was made to the meeting of stockholders last week
1t makes very favorable showing, and gives the
promise of an early completion through to the Ohio
river. The Engineer-in-C Chief has expressed the
opinion that the whole road may be finished within
two years from the first of June nsxt. The pre.
vious calculations required six years.
On the main road, during the fiscal year ending
on the Both of September, 1s49, the aggregate re-,
ceipts of the company from passengers, mails and
merchandise, have amounted to SI,24I ,2O5 Is he.
ing an increase Of S27,54 SO over the preceding
year. OF this amount Ss46,7O8 10. was "a.
ceived from freight, and 1894 1876 Sc from passsn.
gers, showinga large augmentation of the former
and decrease of S72, OO9 O5 in passengers, THE
total cost of working the road and keeping il in
pair, during the same period, has been S644634 IS
The net revenue OF the company is thus shown to
be S596,57l O9-about 81 per cent upon the aug.
mented capital of 81, 227, 400, and an excess Of
S45,ll % over the year 1913. On the Branch
road to Washington City, the gross revenue of the
year ending on the 3Oth Of September, lS49, was
$274,S32 IS, and the expenses have amounted to
$l09, TIA "a to which, if we add the bonus, there
will be left to the State the sum of Sl6l, 1874 II
chaTgeable against the earnings of this road The
nett revenue, Notwithstanding, will be found to
exceed that of the preceding year. One hundred
and three miles of the road beyond Cumberland.
has been put under contract.
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SAD FORTUNA.-The Washington correspondent
OF the Baltimore Clipper states that gentleman Of
education and Of highly respectable family con-
nexions, who had long been in expectation OF pub
lie employ, but, from time 60 time, disappointed IN
procuring it, although recommended by the greater
lights of the Senate chamber, was on the 9th INST
conveyed to the work house, in obedisnee to law.
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THE VAN RENSSELAER, Vault RoBBERs.-An
individual who formed one of gang of wretches
that entered the Van Rensselaer, family vault at Al
banY in October 1913, robbed the collins of their
plates and the bodies Of every article of value, has
turned States evidence, and given the names Of his
aceOmplicss, who, getting wind of their exposure,
have fed
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CLOTHING!
WHOLESALE ANN RETATT

q Camp st. M. BARNETT Is Camp st
III AS now on hand, and is constantly Teeeving largi
~ anq ms gnlcent assortment Of FINE Ready Madt
CLOIHlNG, all Of which being his own nufaeture, en-
apes nm 70 ls s cheap as other establishment OF TIT
And IN the United States City Wholesale Dealers anC
country Merchants respectfully invited to call and
anime Tor themselves. Every Mt Is finished in supe
nor style, and will be sold at the LOWEST NEW YORK
on haAd
Superior Black Cloth Dress and Frook Coats
Black, Brown and Olive Sacs and PaletOts;
Gold Mixed and Fancy Tweed Sacs and Paletots;
BTOwn, Dahlia and Olive Dress and FFOok Goats;
superior Light Brown OEeTcOats;
Blaok and Blue Cloth (ful oiroIe) CDaks;
Extra Fine Black D0eakin Pants;
Blown, Olive and Blue Cashmere PANT;
Fancy Plaid and Striped Cashmere Pants
sPpeSine CHECK 4 weed Pants;
Black, Mixed and Fancy Ssiinst Pants.
Black and Fancy Satin, Cashmere and Cloth Ve-fsi
Black and Fancy Embroidered Cassmel Vests;
SnpeT White Satin Ball Vests; ,
White Man eies and Fancy Vests, etc. etc.
O5 I'm M BARNETT I3 Csmp a.
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MICHIGAN AND THE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
1t is announced in the Galena Advertiser that one
Of the Mining Companies of Michigan has rendered
the committee appointed to procure a stone from
that State for the Washington Monument, solid
block Of copper, of the required dimensions.
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O1- 1t is estimated that there have been built IN
the United States, from the year 1924 to the year
1913, 1910 steamboats, The present rate Of stsam'
boat building is about 900 per annum.
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DEATH IN CHURCH.-Rev. Edward J. Hslme
died suddenly on Sunday morning, the 7th inst, at
newport, r. l., just as he was entering pew at
Trinity Church
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Andr0WS'S New York Cheap Store,
Corner Julia and ST Charles SITS
New Stock of Fan and winter Goods.

Now .5AuCA OA rail- ana winner GEOOuAs
WE are now receiving per daily arrivals, fall and
w complete assortment Of the following;
hlehy Embroidered French Cambria HandkeFchiefB;
Yegy handsome Seolloped Edged
IRISH LINENS, all qualities
SaahmeTet and MOusssiine de Iiaiues;
LEANS, Blankets, QUILTS and FLANNELSt
EMBROIDERIES and LACE GOODS;
Bonnet, Cap and Belt RIBBONS; =
Plan, Satin and LUestFinR do.
+ BALLOONS and BINDING;
EIal Back and ColoIed MERlHO SHAWLS;
I. WO0LEN sHAWI45, every variety;
Scotch and BiFdieye DIAPERS:-
Linen and Domestic SHEETINGS all WidthS;N
a4freneh CALICOES; A. Turkey Red do:
Merrimaok and Fail River PRINTS, new STYLES:
Fine French WORKED COLLARS;
al styles Of Printed DE LANES:
Rich WHteTed and Striped POULT DE SOLE:
Heavy LuItIe Black MattiOni LUTESTRING;
~ dozen Vely superior COTTON HOSE:
GIaSs Linen HANDKERCHIEFS;
Wolked yACONETS and Null INSERTIONS:
MOURNING GOODS every variety;
COatess SPOOL THREAD,
Together with full ASSORTMENT Of Cotton Cords Linen
Brads, Linen Threads. Silk BTsids and Watch Guards
Bua9nS Pins Needles, Tapes, Stay Bindings Silk Cotton
and Linen stay laces, LGdieB Silk and Kid Gloves
The above 9OOdi all selected in New York at rates
that Will enable them to sell at LOWER RATES than the
City Dealers generally.
ANDREWS NEW YORK CHEAP STORE
oct5u corner Julia and st. Charles streets.
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NEW FAMILY GROCERY AND TEA
STORE.


STORE.
HAVE hand large and well Stock Of Fresh
AGRoCERIEs, PROVISIONS, TEAS, BUTTER, FINE Ii.
QUORs WINES aud CORDIALs, &C. all of which have been
selected with great care, and are offered low prices any
wholesale retail the city. My stock consists Of
Havana Laguayru Rio St Do Lard Whale and sur Oils.
mlngO, Java, Manila and Mo Sperm Olive Oils Nails.
en-, ehsi GOEfEE - n sperm and AdAmRntine Candles
Crushed, Powdered, Loaf, Re Star and Talow do.
hned Clarified and Brown ST. ndigo Alum SeltpeIe;
CARS 3. SalerauE Table Salt;
The best OF all kinds Of TEAS Vinegar Moases;
equal other importation Potatoes Eggs Apples; Onions
SOAPS Of all kinds Letter aud Wrapping Paper;
FLOUR: LARD; Peas Beans;
BACoN-Hams, sides etc Mackeref; Salmon Goldfish;
Superior Goshen aud Western Heuings CLANS LobsterB
GUTTER Hermetcaly Sealed FISH
Englllh, Western and Pineapple PuneI Rice Sage;
CHEESE lTapioca, sardneS
CranberIies; Buckwheat; Golden Syrup;
Prepared Cocoa Sugar-ho1Ie Moasses
Spices Of an kinds CASTLE Soap; Starch
Preserves do. ITamarinds Homny
Tobacco Cigars; Ink; Arrow Root; Pearl Barley;
Backing aud BRUSHES Fulton Market Beef; Candy;
Almonds Cream Nuts; Fibsrts Cards Castor Oil BTooms
Pecans Bans CurTanH; Pickles ketehups and Sauces Of
Cron, Canton Ginger; all kinds Pipes
Boston CnckeTs Soda Biscuit; Dates; Figs Tumbleu.
WOOdenVVare, Hardware, CrOcIzery,
And every other article usually Kept in a Grocery
Ky Goods sent to any part Of the city by MY IOGg0H
Free Of Chdrge.
az The LADIES are especially invited to call
oHAs. a. LYsTER, Store 11s Julia ST.,
One door from Camp street.
articles Of TEA, COFFEE, BUTTER and OILS. ol0
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" sAUDLERY WARHHOUsE. : =
Ga Nos so and 50 Common St. CSSJM
Us We are now opening and recey. rY-rVE
= ing fresh supplies, by every ar. 81 LY
rival TO large and complete assOrmspt M 81 &c
and sADDhERY WARESi Brides; Filiipss VVb ms
HARNESS Of oil kinda Coach and EaTne7s Timr,insSS..
Leather and Findings. Also, MILL BANDS OF d5SI,
Elastic, 9utta PeIeha and Patent Stretched Leather IN
Ola RUBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSEt fadis
Rubber LeggngG, Clothing, etc. etc. With every other
article in our line to which invite the attention of o1I
friends and the public SMITH 8 BROTHEP NU'
Oot6 50 and g Common 81. % door from Marasins
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ARMY AND NAVY GAPS.
SB1 DOZEN Amy and Navy Caps, fine
~ :. hsnI' Cloth Caps new. style;
Ols6t b.. & F. BELDEN, s Chartres st.
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THOMAs RRADY.

AIAONNlAB hIGAUKe
81 CHARTRRs STREET
10 On a hst day Of November tive shall remove to Ii,
Store No. q Chartres street, directly spp oets
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TaRMs OF TIE onEsCTNT.

rRkhs OF THE CRESCENT.
DAlLE Rytlsh csnts Wssk payable
o Hight Dottars earbaf yearly quarterly al dis
advances Single copies, Ffps
VII receipt for all
EHE WEEkLY CRESCENT will befurnisheat o
EL DOLLAhS to clubs Of four more,
me same Post-oee AZ Two DOuTl and Fifty
send orders paid for copies receive one COW n addition
of elr compensation Payable in advance Single
Phpa or Packagesl wrappers, Office Of pu
lteatipn, No. IS 81. Charles street. $500 s v P'
eDVEkTlsEMENTB-n0 in ASas.vns
io the rst insertion, and 50 GEMS every IN
aeTtlon Those Of greater length in
scond page, Of ten lines In Pearl tyre nserion
ubHhed weekly weekly ornonthly
charged 81 every inasFtOn A liherS
discount made to those who advertise by the year.
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Close Of the Season.
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS

THOMAS BRADY, Fl Ohartros Street,
WILL, rep this date, commence selling off his entire
w stock Of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
in order to make room for his fall supplies Purchaser in
want Of Silks. SheWls, BaTages, Printed Muslns liIh
la9enss or any article in the DRY Goods line, will cOnSu
the own interest BY eEamnng the Stock before making
theI PURCHASES, as The Goodwill be sold BARGAIN.
~ II. BRADY will, on the LIST November remove to
store No. ~ CHARITIES STREET, opposite, where
Dry GOOds. jy6H
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THE DAILY CRESCENT.

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY-sUNDAYs ExoEPTED-
By A. n. HAYES CO.
Ofice--NO. 90 st. Charles street.
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Black Bombazines, Ap0eus and Orleans extra fine
Black Mousselne de LANES Black BaTeges all qualiues
Black Silks, Wdow Silks, Lace Wells and Handkerches;
Black Embroidered Cambrc Handkerchieh;
Black Printed BOrdered Handkerchief
Black and White Lawns Black and White CAlcoes;
English CiOuded Calico Black and White Chin6 GinahRns
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghams;
Black Grapes, Black Ariophanes and Widows Grapes;
White Grape and Ariophanes; Black SILK Tule;
Real Lodi Plain Black Calicoes etc etc
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Gur the 9all Oraoe.
THOMAS BRADY,
Il CHARTREs ST. 81
Dry Goods. Opening Of tle FaR Trade

ANEhY VARIETY Of Foreign and Domestic DRY GOODS
eOmprans all the designs in Fancy Goods together with
the best and most approved STAPLE AND DOMESTIC MANU-
usuBi upEorn Ioay ,s4,o. - 49,
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1hc stock one million Of dollars, for tie
company 10 construct q railroad from Panama
ora tHc i'acthe To iilc CUagrcs river. flowing in.
tn ihr Atlantic, U.s A.sei lB New York on the
fte, day ilr books were opeHed The company
W. formed under gH af OF Incorporation from
de Legislature a. New York but the basis of
rs 81. a.ilon. is O grant from the Republic Of
Ne@ Grenada. .o William II. Aspinwail, John
l.. S.rphen.. and lioay CaIunccy
Among ac provisions Of this grant Are the
following, w;
An exclusive right to construct railroad
across ,ue lslhmus, with the r,yAt 10 U.s. graf
utou.ly ali iio public land. lying ON the route
Of the road
Transit ior merchandise and specie free Of
dufy.
i gin Of ahou, three thousand acres Of land
to bc selected hy the grantees from the public
lands on the I-ihmus.
Iron, and aIl implements and materials for the
road. provisions, and other ARTICLES for the per-
suns employed thereon, admitted free oi duty
Two ports, one on the Atlantic and the other
on The Pacific which are 10 be the ternini OF
the road. aud 10 be- free ports.
Power to levy transit sul warehouse duties,
and To establish such tolls rs the grantees IN
thul, proper
Privilege tn endure for'y.uinc wears, subject
Of ,hr rsh 10 New Grenada to redeem It, at
tie expiration of twenty Years after the com
pietou OF the foad, on paying s5,0oo,o0. nj
tlir expiration Of thirty years, ou paying
5 l,000.d00; and ~ the expiration Of forty years
years, on paying S2o10,0o0.
Two and halt per cont to be- paid TO the
Government OF New Grenada, upon all d1i-
dpnd, declared
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j NrftNG rAssfaN NFrayG IS i't'rN We
iH fII.wlne tfnfp 800 luimuH pfer
y ls '.ffi hy anr ~ ih' p'fsifn'us VITO attended
afHf . -eania equestrian. lames Hncklei ~ his
a .ir-. that hls uiiid wts m'eu'lf nNed upon the
bril-. hrs past hN Iis, la.i Won- hc uttered, the
Z Hlls rr made. Wer' 90 his hnfs' and hi- man
iiritsi thar hc f,nced hun~rl aeain m To" ring
FfmiF tho,e Wild. VT grateful itat nt honemnn'
tr ehifh ~ WIS "a n. NOW ned Whit lmPlession
/ occupation iGnkes upon the immortal roHl' how
n's to ihr habit cling ia - II ihr Old "afr'o',
living hour f'nhir- hin-fi ,m,d all tn. sirii' Of
! iils-frid hrnrs ahnu' hm the rlssh AMI din ni
; and a rushing with enthusiastic heart 10 storm
'l"ndlv hateN 10 lhr numbering sound oi the
5'ar break. urs,n the ar II the dying sailor q
eq'lrsiriAn ms he ra,r= un's shores api-ars
'Nrd Nf escltemea' ct ihe r1g n 'n all m iheii
D1mrn's ihe past wi'h vivid tl.unciness nisher
! 'ha hrau ha'. rarefH hnnia ~ r. IN spord he,
~ mefaory would faf' oa'. '~ .oraes o. Wy upon
iatnl
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AZ recent meeting Of ihe Royal Institution
held about wecs since, an important paper
Wa. read, winch - making some talk among ihu
scientific men here, ami Is of great inieres' +"
the world at laf1e. II Importance induces me
tO write yDu about u, 10 Greer thaf you r'f
hafe the pleasure To- be among the .rst Of the
journals OF America e. call pnbhc attention 10 an
invention Al once perfectly simple IN IT. OPP
Grafton. evolving familiar eioct from WEI
Auewn ciusa, aad yet 10 It's application. If such
vast and iucalcughlc value. Il is 40 loss than
discovery b., means Of which carbonc acid gas
Is applied 80 the cN'iugushmcu, of Ines with
complete success, 10 rs operation Instantaneous,
and with this immense advantage with unue u
The gury to furniture, buildings, &e., insepnr-
bic from the use of water ior sr"tar purpose
Tho paper To which ! refer was rcad at thr
meeting last Friday night, By Rev. f. Barlow
aud wa, gu account Of an invention Of O. lf
Phillips, ,aiird Phillips Fire AuuiSl.foc" = ue
paper has since been published 90 the annals "i
the society at length viii gise You an abstract
Of ns purport ia lew words.
IL large fires. flame l. the grea, agent Of des-
irue.ion, u occasion. a violent draugh' Iui,u-e
heat. and rapidly generates suoeaiiny and noS-
Ious g.scs. For ITS existence Supply Of pure
ar i- necessary, a. We'll a. d constant hirh i,u-
pcrlturc 10 prevent Che LISTER, ~ater is suih-
COCA BIAS aoi 81 20 prevent the other condition.
the tire anuiltlatof subluos flame by prevent
ing eayciaall, the supply Of its vi,al element,
pur5 a,r, ana supplying instead one desrulite
90 its eyistenoe--='atbonic .rls ard .irain--fhua
rendering continuance al dame impu.slbie
These are generated hy lhs apparatus. ahiea
i- perfectly puriab.c for one ample for private
uoasc WtLUs about twenty-five pound.
IL i, $50 teWrrfct 'hu hy Simply toaglUr i
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4 person who undertakes 10 raise himself by
se,nAsl.,nr others might ius' as vel ~ down
ON a vheelbarrow anal undertake 10 wheel him
self
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