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from 18th March, ls45, 10 4th septem-
Der, lSi9. ........... SJl,ZfJ "
IL this "Galphinizing," or what is it, And now
those who have tolerated all these abuses are de
nouncing the Wing party az the "Calphin party"
Truly, air, do thcse noisy chalmers resemble
a Democratic oversecr | once heard Of IN the
southern country. lie had been informed that the
squirrels eating the corn and he took Elk good
men from their work 10 kill the squirrels, while he
kent a pet bear who allowed to devour corn
tirely uncontrolled. am not aware what public
service Mr.. Clifford has done TO entite him TO such
reward. He Is gentleman OF respectable abilities,
and has been Attorney General; but ] think the
only monument 10 his memory, az Attorney Gene
raj will be- that after fow Of his speeches the SUI
preme Court we're compelled 20 adopt two hour
rule. Now, compare bis services with those Of
Reverdy Johnson. We have published the
opinion Of the Supreme Court, in the case Of Flcm-
ing us Page, involving the right to levy duties on
goods imported into certain porte in Mexico during
the war. This case had been decided in the court
below against the United States. BY Mr.. John.
sons efforts the brought TO tie Supreme
Court, and after his mastery argument even the
Judge, who had been Of different opinion, con
WINGED, the judgment was reversed, and the United
States saved nearly seven millions Of dollars by this
decision. For bic services he received no compen-
sation and would receive none, though som. Of his
predecessors for services Of a like character had
been compensated. In the case OF the louisiana
land claims he saved 10 the Government two mil.
lions Of dollars
And now, cir, this is the gentleman Of unsued
private character Of spotle" integrity-upon
whom, as his colleague in the Senate remarked be.
fore he was Attorney General, the mantle Of Writ
had fsen-this colleague, too, one Of the first men
in our country-this il the distinguished lawyer
whose conduct and opinions eertar0ersons are die
posed 70 make Themselves ridicuUbs by cepsur-
ing.
Mr.. johnson and Mr. Meredith, having passed
through life with unstsined reputation, (of which
their country will be proud,) will smile at the i'm
potent malice that attempts 10 wound them, know
Inc TINT ALI good men will not "utstske the venonn
ofthe shaft for the vgor Of the bow"
There IL patriotic gentleman Of any party
vboee heart will not cordially approve the senu-
ment OF Cicero, who, in one OF his orstons, when
speaking Of the duty OF good men to defend the
fame Of the illusrious dead sed he thought himself
"bound 70 fight for their fsme, glory. and memory.
with AZ much real ss for the sltars and temples Of
ny eounlryi and Nit were necsssary TO lake arms
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DR.. Dhsssv LIrscons, president Of the Senate
Of the State of Mississippi, died at his residence, in
Lowndes county, on June %,
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NATInNAI OBSERVATORY.

WAsHINoToS, July 18th, 1850
SIR The new planet, Parthenope, discovered by
M. Gasparis, Of Naples, observed here by Mr..
J. Ferguson on the nights of the 18th, 18th, and
18th instant, with the fsr- micrometcr Of the large
Eauatorial
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And now let Va how well Mr.. Attorney Gene
raj Clifford taken Of. He was sent TO Mex
leo, TO aid in exchanging the ratification of the
treaty For this he received outfit of ! 1000 and
a salary. After his laundering with what he called
a protocol. which was no protocol; and by his con-
duct threatening at time the most serious dan
gers to the country, he was returned as Minister to
Mexico. And thus the account stands with this
"pillar OF the Democratic party"
The following are the payments which were made
to Mr. Nathan Clifford late United States Minister
to Mexico, viz
For warrant No. ?, CO., dated 18th March,
ls4s, for..................... 8 5000 90
For warrant No. 6,l92, dated 2Sth Mo-
vember, ls4s, for .................... 5000 %
Der, Is4s, for Observation-Disclosures. 575 81
For warrant No 7,35l, dated ID Febru-
airy, lSI9 for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500 90
For warrant No. 1865, dated 9Th March,
lSi9, Tor .................... 40 w
Der, lsag, for ..................i.... 373 90
II. 1894 81
And for balance due to him settlement II, 1854 81
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BLAcKwoop.-Leonard Scott 4 Co... Of New
York, have sent Ne, through Mcssrs. Taylor and
Maury, Of This city, their excellent reprint Of the
June number Of this sterling magazine. This is
the concluding number Of the thrtieth volume Of
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THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION.
Tuesday, July 10, 1850.
S f n A T E.

SENATE.
MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
message was received from the President o.
the United States by the hands of George p Fisher
esq. The message was of am Executive char
actcr.
BRASS GUNS TO THE JACKSON MONUMENT.
Mr.. SHIELDS moved, and the Senate took uI
the joint resolution from the House of Representa-
tives granting certain old brass guns to the Jack
son monument committee and il was read thiro
time and passed.
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whole amount received by Mr.. Clifford
from 18th March, ls45, to 4th scptem-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17
NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

saturday Morning, August IL, 1850
Except IN the article of Cotton the business of our market
for the past week has been very hight The demand FIR Ia
haccn hes been checked by the high at whch the sto
remaining on sale held, and until yesterday, little was
uohe sngar emans steady. but Mplasses has been ex
erney du at former inside quotations. Western Pro
duce has arrived quite freely AVID prices generally ha been
kept down TO low figures descrp oas OF Fopr being
nearly unsaeabs, while Corn, Dat and Bran have declined
largely The few sales of Wheat that have transpited were
also at reduced rate Provisions generally have continued
very dull and barrel Pork and Bacon have been offered AT
lower prices without finding pnrcha es except for sinai lots
Whisky has advanced &c " Ion, and Prime Western
'ee IS IN request at better prices Gunny Bags have
proved another 5se.
We have had the of three steamers from Iyeroo
since our last weekly reportbose of the Cambria the Pac
c and the Niagarathe particulars of which we have laid
before our readers. The Canadas mail was received on
Monday morning. The next steamer due is the Europa
which was to have sailed on the 10Th inst
The weather has been changeable during the week the
mornings being generally warn and followed at m dday
WI" showers oil rain cooling the atmosphere for the remain
der OF the day.
COtt0n-rhe Cambria's accounts reporing a small de-
cline 10 the Liverpool Cotton Market reached us on SATURDAY
morning by telegraph but far cou Judge from the
sales that were allowed transpe, pro uced but little effect
IN our market Prices were, however, somewhat easier and
60 bales taken durng the day. Some orders were TO-
celved by the Canadas mail, Monday, to fill which
created some demand and the sales of that the two fol-
lowing Gays reached i4VO bales On Wednesday the telegraph
announced The arrival OF the Pacific with more favorable ae
counts, and Thursday the Nagart arrival was Tpore
with Liverpool dates the 3D. nst up to which time Cotton
mad advanced I'd over the rates of the Goth u when the
canada left The sales of the week preceding the Sd were
stated at l9 600 bales of which O had been taken
on spscuatoa The efe of this intelligence was to give
mness to prices but increase the demand which
was confined to English The sales of Thursday and
Yesterday together were about $500 bales, making the total
business OF the week 1880 nearly all of which was for
England Prices early in the week were Irregular but en-
hbled degree of seadness toward the Close within the
range OF our quotations, which advance for the MddDg
Quaes The receipts at this port since the LIST of Sep
emhe are Isl SOB bales, against M to the same time in
ls and at all the Southern ports there now decrease of
64 69 bales The first bale of the new crop was received
mere on sunday the lth inst, from the plantation of Mr. R.
t. Young, in Wilkinson county Miss "
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THE HrALrH OF THE CIrY-puring n. ,voaL

The HEALTH OF THE CITY.-During the week
ending this morning, there were 59S admissions in
the Charity Hospital, and 81 deaths. There
has not been case of Yellow Fever in this GOO
Ia Dr. Stones extensive private Hospital there has
not been case of Yellow Fever. From the small
number of deaths, it will be seen that the diseases
are extremely mild. There have been a few cases
OF Yellow Fever in private practice, but they are
onFhv IN The Flrst and Third Municipalities At
Inns time New Orleans is the heaIthiest city in the
West.
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.
JRFFERsON CRY,
Friday Byzantine An,n.t re 1ol

Friday Evening, August Is, 1880
Arrived during the past week, $40 head Of Cate-bereof
545 were Atakapas and Texas Cattle and the rest C95) West
en Beeves; CAS- Hogs, 32l Sheep q Mich Cows and $50
Calves.
BEEF CATTLEA moderate stock on sale and prices rmer
We quote at 414955zc y ID net.
HoGs-There better supply than last week. and prices
declined TO SIC y ID net.
SHEEP-Sell at 81 IS i0s2 50 Q head.
Mich Cows-Snpply small. Prices vary from Also s25
W head
CALvEs-There is a continued good nouirv with small
stock at IS 5OC9ss 90 2 head.
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The McCoRMIcK AND WALToN AFFAIR."
Alderman Mccormick appeared yesterday morn.
ing before the acting Recorder, and declining an
examination asked that the case should be sent ur
to the FIRST District Court. As the matter nov
stands, both the parties will be tried for assault and
battery This is as it should be-
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JOHN DUNE AGAIN.-This worthy came up
Phillips. Phillips swears that on the o7,b If I"Ir
last, three barrels OF Molasses the property of VI
r. Thompson were deposited on Leyee between
jefferson and Toulouse Streets and which had
been placed in Phillips care, were feIonionsiv o.
RED away And Mr.: Phillips farther swears that
between between II ana II o'clock yesterday, the same
grocery store. Phillips charges him, tberefore
with knoV"ingly receiving stolen property. John
here you are in two scrapes published the same
day you'he desperate case. We haven't a word
to say TO you.
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On the dray
OF Handy GRAY

Truly these are sweet times, and to keep up with
the times, these dark rascals must take sugar in
their tea. Handy played possum, and when the
Waterman went up to him he pointed out William
as the negro that employed him. While the watch
man was making chase after William, Handy
Uasaosed. He must be handy fellow
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COTTON and Tobacco statement.


Tobacco-There fair inquiry in the Tobacco market
carry IN the week but the Withdrawals and
reports OF the coming CROP induced most holders IN mt mn
e rates beyond the views of buyers and consequently
limited business was done The sales up to Wednesday
evening reat he'd barely $50 hhd, but on Thursday better
demand spTang and during that day and Yesterday anon,
O were TAKEN bringing mp the business of the week IN
0Ov mus Frees have been very full but we hear of ma
" VuoiaDle advance and, therefore, retain our figures
vi Iast week. which are as follows: Lugs 5961[. Ipsro
70 common Leaf, 646D7; Fair TO Choice 7I5G59. Mason
County, 6fdOl2c - fb. -''' -'-''O"
receipts have been very light during the weak
ana prices seem to have remained steady athonrb tba n
Valng fancy Tor surpressng particulars of the roo i,
n uanaouo In our market, has prevented us from scer
alng the exact rates at which the pncipal sales have b
maae Inc business of the week has reached abont Oo
hhd OF which os were sold Saturday on private terms
and 30 on Tuesday at sac % ID for Fair Waonota ~ L
fore Inferior to Common 44fD5s Fair 5sSGD5gs P~ea
and Choice 606s4o W ID. Weeks receipts 100 bbds
exports, 200 Do' >
MOasses-Alhough the supply has been small fornsr
rates have been barely maintained in the limited
OF the week. and our outside quotation for Reboled nov
SOc " gallon. Business has been confined almost en,ireI 10
retail sales throughout the week. 40 bbs Reboed Texas
Molasses sold yesterday at 23c W gallon.
FiOur-fhe stock has been reduced by shipments oC
over $3.50 bb 10 the East but the receipts particularly of the
better descriptions have been large and prices generally
shown no improvement, although qualities of Superpe
nave been rather rmer within the last two or three DAYS
Inc sales mp 10 Thursday evening reached barely 100 bbs
AT Inc following of prices: Sour 81 SOC 50 o. Super
nne Illinois and st Louis 81 Csc 81 2 Choice do 81 az
@s4 o. Extra Illinois - 7t0s4 57, and Extra to Fancy
~ Louis 50 O04 $5 90 o bb Yesterday there was better
Gemand and the sales reached 300 bbs including 1000 bis
.nn 70 o. $50 Illinois and ST. Louis al "a aOs4 3D.
tiO Extra Ohio and Illinois at = and 200 Extra i, Iona
$3.50 bbls ~ 'ep's' law ops EXPORTS
, ram small lots of Wheat have been Offered during
an au we have noticed three ionr sales of 100 to
~ SACKS each at the reduced rate of 75s % bnhs Cn
mas continued to arrive freely aud in ooant bsvo"d
s vans o. the market and prices untl yesterday had dawn
ware tendency the decline reaching FULLY Oc " buse The
barely reached 500 Sacks of which 23OO nave
day prices ranging at 5O@55c " bushel for Yellow AMI 50
Tor White at which rates the market closed firm ,,
declined lO@aoe bushe. ST. Louis being sold toward the
Close at 5o94Oe " bushel On Monday 75OO s.oLs -
Louis sold at the above rates, by auction Bran La. a.,
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Towboat Anglo American towed down and to sea on the
inst, ship amillus
T0wboat ConQueror lowed down and to sea- on the 10Th
inst, ship York the 9th, brgs Ialtad and Nueya En-
nque, schr Mary d Soul.
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SUPREME Court HABEAs CoRPUs -Samuel
DdHon, on application for Habeas Corpus II his Is
the case We mentioned some days since. Dalton
was convicted Of larceny, and applied for ba
pending his appeal Judge Larue took the case
under advisement, and being much occupied with
other business, deferred giving a decision. Time
walks very slowly with thief in prison, though
there is high authority for il, that he ealops with
thief to the gaows" Dalton, fearing The Judge
might pocket his petition and adjourn Court, be-
came restih, and applied 10 Judge Preston, of the
Supreme Court His Honor heard The case argued
on Dalion's side, and said he should wait until the
Judge of the First District gave his decision
Judge Larua soon after gave an elaborate opin-
ion, IN which he showed las he thoUghD Thai bail
was not allowable after conviction.
Dalton now called on the Supreme Court to de.
eide on his first application. The cause was ar.
gued before Justices Rost and Preston, at great
length, and Judge Preston yesterday gave an opn.
ion in favor Of the petitioner Judge Rost declined
to decide on the point, as ne thought the matter
had come up improperly, before the District Judge
had acted on the same application Dalton must
remain in Jail until another Judge of the Supreme
Court arrives in town.
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lNoUEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday at
P M on the body of Caroline Wihelmna Haase
aged 81 years, native of Germany, who died sud.
denly early yesterday morning in a house on Com
mon street. Verdict, Died OF Apoplexy."
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Per steamship Galveston from New ork-IOI Officers and
men eonpo lng the Bombay Su veyng Expedition
aso Co Crag aud 81 soldiers OF the Army cmuTsing
part OF tne Escort OF tue EXPEDITION, For this CItv-rs
A SIeye rs, N Q FoIger Z ' ~ ''
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ANOTHER HOGsHEAD OF SUGAR. $3.50 Will
lam belonging to Mr.. Florance, and Handy Gray,
m. C. were arrested on Thursday evening for
stealing hogshead of sugar from Mr. Edward
oxnard: The hogshead was taken from the Levee
at the foot Of St Louis street, and found on Ram
mart street-
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS,
LArTruDE go 81 %" N.-Iose.rrps 700 in Time. 81
feared Yesterday.

Cleared Yesterday.
Ship Chasca, WISE Liverpool Up Wbitnsv e. n,
Sh p Elisha DeBnisUn Morton, st Marks Tobr * B0psJ
ship iapland Simpson, Liverpool, P whitney 81 ia
sehr Mystic, Smith, Tampa Bay, Aia,tey
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Place, from New York Sd instant via
. Key w It 18th, to ilani> L. Morgan '' "
bark ,prey, Luca days from tauzas to m9stsr1 M
10 w ZacharIe & CO--lst my, ;
Sehr Gh?rr9n Duey from Chagres 3lst u in ballast 10
sTRAMBnATs.
Natchez No 2 Leathers, from Vicksburg
ilpsy, IRE, from Bayou ~ara-S la Is COTTON
Rockaway, Davis, from shrevepor-7iaIes cotton
Oregon, Griffin, from Mobile
IOwbOat ConguerUr. Heation, from the Passes
TowbOat Anglo American, Duncan! from the passas
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

AFFIDAVIT on Accountl
The TATE OF fsOuIeIAEa !
Parish OF orleans, City OF New tIrlsana (
Re lt remember ed, That the 9Th day OF Inv A II
oo before me, the sul.cber Jusu Of the Peace in and
iot me city aforesaid personally APP cared CHARLES MAN
SOM, Secretary etc. who beng duly sworn accrn -
aw. doth depose and say that the within account + 10 e mi
true, and transcript from the bOOks Of ms frs.snt
Mutual Insurance COMPANY OF New Orleans
(Signed) q. J. MASsos1
Sworn to, and subscribed before me- the dav mi -.
above written. (Signed) j. l.. WINTKg 'soi
Second Justice the Peace for the Parn Of Siyle.n.
The Trustees have this day declared dividend of thrtv
three 0Re-tird per cent on the net earned =,
he year. payable in scrip and after the second Mon
day IN August next.
The Company would also give notice that they Eoy have
commenced Whiting LIFE Risks, and hereafter will continue
to make LIFE, FIkE, MARINE AND RIVER IKsURANcks
They offer this community all the advantages OF homs
institution whose profits invested in Their midst and the
security Of real and substantial capital of Three Hmm
dred and Sixty thousand Dollars.
THOMAS A. ADAMS. President
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FIRST MUNIcIPALITY.-A Receiver Mr. John
pdnne, a genllemin who is located, and ao.
knowedged by "hs numerous friends and ac-
qua'nlancss as the lessee of grocery store, cor
iis' ol common and Robertson streets, was charged
mead OF sugar, which, it was proved, had been
stolen from the Levee on the l7th uh. John was
allowed to leave on bail,
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4 HUMA5 n ADAMbs
MOsEa GRRENWnon.
PROTECTION INSURANCE. COMPANY OP
HARTFORD, CT.
lEG0RP oRATED 1895.
u CAPITA l. Q 500. OOO.-&1
2; w. CLARK, President

FIRE, MARINE AND RIVER RISKS.
rr,r, No. 81 Camp street
- o. A. A. Adams Esq., resgned) of the above old and
ana avoraoy known Company prepared TO insure
" ne most bic terms against FIRE. MARINE AND
All losses will be pFnnpty settled here or maid in Hafyd
Conn., az the option oil the insured
Insurance Company. N A1iA'
s~~ oH,. 90 O. CHAsf c. LATHRoP. Agent
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REcoRpER's CouRr--Seoond M1lnioinnlilu-

REooRDER's CoURT--SecOnd MatpzicfDaltv.-
Henry Conklii, broug' tup for going 20 the shou
OF James T. Thomas, 134 Circus street on Thurs
day evening, aud there asSaultine and Striking
MN. He did not appear, and his bond was for,
Mary Dpugherty, W. c., was found atthe New
basin at haif pasl twelve O'Clock on Friday MORN
ing, engaged 10 some wild pugil site experiments,
snch as may best be practced when there is no
chance OF hiring Innocent passer- bv--that is to
say, she was fighting all around, bidding defiance
70 both people and police, and swearing that those
around her had better believe she was "s1m"
She was evidently all sorts of an Amazon, and as
an evidence that the Court thought so, too, Mary
was put under good bond for $500.
Henry Scale was arraigned on the affidavit of
Charles Gibson for having stolen a note for 1920
He plead not guilty. Bond and curly for 81 600
and TO be ready to stand rial on Friday next.
Peter O'ShauRhnessy and Patrick Bien, two
green SONS of the Isle, who will ger drunk once
a while, happened TO get cantankerous and some
what blue on Thursday last, and found themselves,
before they knew IL, in the hands of 50 the watch
They had Frightened up and looked quite modest
ly at the X conler yesterday morning, when thew
plead not guilty to a charge of ass ,ut and battery
.trking Philip Anvil with d ay pin-but The
Recorder held them 10 bail for $500 to answs. for
he sins Of their obliviousness Their trial is ON
wednesday next. ben gave his bail on the spo,.
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Benjamin Beamy, belonging to Alpheus Camp.
bell, was arrested yesterday as runaway. and
confined in the Second Municipality Watch-house
Caroline and daughter, belonging to Mr.. Cam
mack, arrested yesterday morning. Caroline, a.
runaway, confined in Second Municipality
Waich-house.
Mrs. White, arrested on warrant for making use
of threats.
Jane = Stevenson, arrested on warrant, charged by
Segeopi Lavonella with larceny
Andrew MeManus, arrested at 2 O'clock NJ
Yesterday, charged with stealing a large picture
from Madam Vandues' house, on Beronne street.
STABBING. AN ARRAY took place about o'clock
Yesterday morning on Old Levee street, near Ursu.
line street, between two Spaniards named Juan
Silva and Antonio Ymenas. The latter was
stabbed and dangerously wounded Silva has not
yet been arrested
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-08-17

IRISH BEHRING'S AND SALMON
Il o. kegs very fine ROE HERRING;
% dozen and lb. canister SALMON inst landed NJ.
tom iof SAFE by e. WOOD Il CO. -
VS' Post q, Second Munoipality
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SHE RMAN'S
PATENT PREMIUM
A B d Q M I NJ A L
SUPPER En-

The highest elastic and cOmfoa bic
the cure oil the WOMB compaintthe bearing down feeling nj
me bottom OF the stomach weakness lungs side and back
ue whites, etc. In pregnancy its prevents miscarriage
in tact Indispensable 10 the comfort OF delicate
female II any doubt the efficacy Of this supporter they
be referred TO the wife OF celebrated physician OF this
city, who is using with Dsrert satisfaction, after Try
ing several other without relief Phys
clans respectfully invited call and examine the nsru
ment at the pFoprietor's, 70 st. Charles street.
In practice have bad and apply all
o9sed AhdomiGa Supporters aud have ound well
sdanted 10 mart relief and comfort the afflicted as Mr. sheas
Philadelphia, Aug. rs. 1913. WA. ANDERSON, NJ, ID.
For three years afflicted the comp au-part Of
the time confined my great No
thing relieved until got Of Mr. Sheman Abdominal SUP
Il enabled the house, fo
health and cheerfulneEz AR WILKINSON
a.
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