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NOTICE go CONTRACTORS-VI
IN GINA CENTRAL RALLROAD.-Pro

NOTICE 40 CUNWRACTOkS-fl X.
IN GINA CENTRAL RAILROAD.-Pro
posais will be received at the Alum SPRINGS, Bath
county Va, from the lst to the 18th July, tor all
the heavy sections on the Virginia Central Rail
road. between Millooro' and Jackson's River
The work now opened embraces some very de-
sirable jobs Including heavy cuts and fills several
tunnels and the abutments and piers OF q number
OF large bridges
The plans and specifications will be ready for ex
animation by contractors at the off ofthe Division
Engineer at MiIboro, any time after the lst OF
July.
The successful bids will be published at the Bath
Alum Springs on the 10th.
By order of the Board,
CHARLES ELLETT, Jr, Chief Engineer.
Ia
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General F Frelght AGENT.
Richmond June 9th. 1853 Je u
ERRSH BUTTER ON ICE.-Constsnty
l. receiving by Express and Steamships the
choicest qualities Of fresh Butter the country al
fords, Tor sale wholesale and retail at very lowest
prices. For The accommodation of fsmilies, Butter
at retail is kept on ice HULST KING,
ie - Franklin st. First Market
ITO CARPENTERS, BUILDERS, &C.
L The subscriber has just fitted up steam en-
gtne for the propulsion of Saws, with which he
proposes to saw Stats and Pannsl Stuff and square
Posts in the rnost accurate and expeditions man.
ner, and ON the rnost reasonable terms. His shop
ss located on Brooke Avenue at the corner of Mar.
shall street. ta
ap 23-5m So JOHN z KELLEY
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fracas, and lodged them in Jail al Otiaway.1
Tux G1n Huu.uc Exp, onrn
-, ,,r s 10.
ine Slciona Iexasl Aavocaie' oi tn1 ios"
instant, says: =,
A par,y of disa ppoiuted gold hunters reached
this place Yesterday, on their return trip from
.re "s sa;d p - hsvs hssn ioc..ed They found q
ss.,;s.,, o,,a,. e., .dssd e.Il.m wbsre ROT.
gut whiskey was sold at % gallon, and also
host of indign nan, disappointed gold hunters,
ss, they could no. org ..psc ,p ., golaa I'd
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II " = u ~ " II
Per ROANOKE AND JAMESTOWN.
REDUCED RATES AND INCREASED ExPEDl.
TI0A, &c 3e-
FVyHE prcpIietors having made new arrangements
for the still better dispatch of their Express by
sAe steamship Rea1eke and Jamestown from
New York, they wsh 10 keep IL before the public,
fhst PARlSEN e. KINGS POPULAR SOUTHERN
EXPRESS ia always on hand tor the accommoda-
ton Of their friends. at the lowest rates and unpa-
raeled dispstch- their Express leaving New York,
IA generally delivered at almost every point OF Wiz.
rInia in se hours and throughout North Carolina in
SIS hours. and at forty per cent below theold HUM
BUG MONOPOLY
PARISEE KINGS factit for the expeditions
transportation of Freight and Packages cannot be
beat by any express company in existence, and they
DEFY any composition, therefore, In the shape of
humbug. imposition and monopoly.
R@ Be sure 10 order your goods by Parisen
A Kings Express, No Barclay street, New
York.
~ Rest assured. that all they PROMISE they
will faithfully falfi
PARISEN 81 KING, No Barclay st N. Y,
and Boiingbrook street, Petersburg, Va
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NOTECE.-Express packages for Norfolk, Pc
sersburg aGd Richmond, intended for shipment per
steslnerg Roanoke or Jsmestown, will hereafter be
received byADAMS & co, SO Broadway, who sre
the only authorized agents for Express privileges by
those steamships
LUDLAM & PLEASAETS,
ol De- Ir.rnrr k.,.-rX Vel
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q II coGHILL WIN co3HILL. Al coaHILI
r. III. COGHILL dy CO.

j. II. COGHILL 6g co,
wholesale Dealers in Groceries and Provisions and
Commission Merchants. Pire.p Brick
Wsrehouse, San Francisco California
Refers 10 Mr. James Thomas, Jr, Richmond We;
Messrs Purcell, Lsdd a. Go, Richmond; Mess,s
Rsriins. McKs.r IL Co, and Mr. y Eastman, Bal
dnore. G. Meigs. Esq Cashier american Elk
charge Bank, New York; Messrs Rose, Falconer,
I64 Pearl Street, New York; Msssrs Page. Bacon
4 Co, Bsnkers, San Prancisco, Beverly sanders,
ESQ. late Collector OF Customs, San Francisco.
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nISSOLUTION.-T partnership here
~ tofore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm of HAXALL & BROTHER, has expired
by its own Limitation. r. B HAXALL,
B. w. HAXALL.
Iulu lat 1880
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ID kPAIniNG EVERY DEsChIPTlON
Ia OF SAWS.-TOLAND d. BELSHAW, prac-
tical Saw Makers aud Repairers, 9th street.
between Cary and Main, opposite the Phoenix
Foundry, Richmond, Vs:-Circular, Hand, Kip
ping, Cross cut, Mill, Table, Brass back. Compass
and Concave Saws. Butchers Bow Meat Saws,
Hack Saws Pit Saws, Fellos Saws, Turning saws
&c, &c
g@ All Saws warranted to run true
je s9-lmr
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CO,PARTNRK-HIP The undersigned
have formed a co-partnership under the firm of
HAXALL IL CO, and will conduct the Milling
Business as heretofore. K. B. HAXALL,
B w. HAXALL,
WM f. HAXALL.
Richmond. July lst 1853 iyl-d2w
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New York. Virginia and North Carolina
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS,
PER UNITED STATES ntAIL STEAMERS,
ROANOKE A JAMESTOWN.
TO aad from New York, Richmond. Peters6urg,
sc &C. &c
TTAVING effected arrangements with the U. 5.
l. mail liae Of steamers from New York to Nor
felix ana Richmond for special Express pris
gileges that route, we are now prepared 90
receive and forward to and from New York, mer.
chsndise and packages of every description with
dispatch and at greatly reduced sntes.
Our Express viii leave New York every Wed
nesday and Saturday per splendid steamers Roa-
noke and jamestown alternately. Goods will
be received at our New York Office, SO Broadway.
until half past O'Clock, P. on the day of sail
ing
Merchants and others ordering goods from New
York, are requested to order by adams l. co.'s
STEAMSHIP EXPRESS"
Our inland Express will run as heretofore, leaV.
ing Nzw York and Richmond daily, in charge OF
special messengers All goods not marked to GO
via the inland route, will be forwarded By the
Steamer Express ADAMS d. CO.
j. AcDONOIJGH Agent Richmond.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
TIE LEEIsLArIYH THKFr.

The People If the State of New.York have decided
and enacted by their Reformed Constitution that Oae
Hundred Days legislation per annum is as much as
they want willing 70 pay for and have restricted
accordingly TIE compensation Of Members al each regu.
lar session Yet unforeseen pers by INVASION nsur.
Iection Otherwise may sometimes require legislative
action in any part of the year the Governor is clothed
With Discretionary power to summon the Houses 20
meet in Extra Session.
The present Legislature had no more than the ord
nary AMOUNT Of business devOyed upon it. aad it has
left large portion of that undone Through the in
competency Incidence and facious s.rifs Of majority
Of irs Members nearly the whole of its regular hun.
dTed days were slameully trhed away and when they
hsd expired much necessary business remained undone
But hey were under no obligation 10 adjourn ,hen nor
AZ any time within six months; aud by remaining in
session and deyotiDg themselves dill gently 70 their
duties, they might have finished up their proper work
within thTee days. IL soald have been no more thau
simple honesty to have done this in view Of teir past
uuia tbfuness and saved the Safe the expense of an
Extra Session. Yet they broke up with Is little con.
ceTn for The public interests imperlcd as a nock Of
crows would evince in quitting a aged corafel.
leaving Canal Repairs Curren. Expenses wants OF ,as
Treasury. &c, utterly unprovided tor
Coy. Seymour thereupon summoned the members to
meet a Extra Session forthwith. Tbs vas well meant.
and some such acion requisite but j, was NJ, Wei
done In the FIRST place, the Govcrner by allowing i1
10 be known beforehand that be tc0ald call Extra
Session had embroidered the recreans pay ont their
scaudslous game. Had he given no encouragem-ar 20
the pIottegs for $50 OF three more mouths OF lazy
Teasing and tipping ar the pusc expense, bur s,erng
re.,.tG ne idea of an Extra Session, We believe t0ey
would LOT have dared I'D oum leaving pabc bush
ness in such plight HIS weakness Plsysd the
hands Of their proagscy
He mstook ssain in ealing them TO meet fsrthsith.
Had he summoned them to congebe tEO weeks larer
they would have gone home sPOrted their dignity fsK
days, and come back ready to go TO work As il was
Ihty barely met in extra session as matter Of form
and then adjourned over for sir reeks. Thus, by
trying to harry action, the Governor actually delayed il.
Well; the Soons went home, stayed their forty days,
again came back aud went to work And now for these
forty days wherein they were not even pretending TO
be in the public service. they are trying 70 get pay
Yrs, an Appropriation Of S29eoo, iesled no ae SUI
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imagnes his position 20 be az the head Of DepanzsR
and in the May No Of his Rsrier page 52i in edto
rial headed Our Future he s5berly declares tina, he
has assumed" position az the head Of the Census
Department at Washington Now, while we are per-
fecty wiling that the readers of Te Rsrie'r may enjoy
its teachings with all the additional relish which great
may mpsrt do not desire the expenses OF the
Government to be increased by this new Department
which be OF great service We object, therefore
70 the invitation Of suggestions which may lead the Sec
Rotary Of this Department TO expend the unappropr
sted balance hand in enbeishipg the pages Of The
ReriCr with that deal Of r0iEa5ie matter among hs
unpublished material Of he CeHsHs to which in his Cir
eulsr be aludes which collected by his predecessor
in Office and for which that gentleman has learn made
duplication in his own behalf to the real Head of the
Department. In cur Judgment neither Of them has any
moral right 70 t. and il should be gwen TO the public
iorthNith We deem the counting Of views or sug
gesti, rs" from distance as queer method Of" an
srcnag the numerous inquiries made at the Office,
which is the apology given for the Circular, and
hope that the Secretary Of the Interior will re-
turn 20 Washington in tne 20 put a stop 20 the
chds play which is going on, and see that the work
ordered BY Congress already long delayed is speedily
lLcAtus otlfTNlrt thF "a VI
University OF Louisiana may become vacant by deser
ton and the principles Of this science sadly murdered
the practice of It's Professor There must be some
thing wrong in the calculations o. the Census Oce
We have been Informed that Mr. Kennedy gave official
notice to Mr. McCleland, IN March, that he would have
the wok ready Cor the press in six weeks Shortly there
after, under the new regime il stated that the force
Of The Office would be required egt months to do the
work while in less than three months after nearly all the
clerical force had been dismissed and portions of the
work been put TO press
We have heard that something near $1,000 per an
nun Of this Census Fund goes il the WY Of salary
persons connected with Mr. De Bows Rerieic; quite
sufficient to pay for its Editorials without the pick
ircs" We do not much wonder that the Commissioner
Of Patents ojectedto the appointment of Mr. King Of
Blode Island as Agricultural Clerk, on account Of his
connection with an agricultural newspaper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
THE 1BS-HOIR LAW.

All the good We get out Of our legislators seen. =,
come in driblets and like drawing teeth. TIM. a..
Homestead Exemption Law was neutralzed. and -
ve have Ten.HOur Law, applicable to laborer. !.
Public Works only and not mandatory even there.
There can be no solid nor even plausible reason Al,
duced for TeD-Hcur Law With respee. to Prs.
Works which is not just good reason for one u,,.
stricted in its operation. The act not iorbaiia,
affecting special agreements BY adults to work more a..
ten hours, il mauifes,ly ough TO have been m,s.
general If laborers on Public Works need 4, 81 a.
many other hired workmen. Wherever il would A,,.
sny effect al al, there il is wanted However ue =,
tsle what We have got. and like Oliver Twist, cal. 4.
more Let Us have general Ten Hour Law net, =,
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STANDARD pANGER, AT N1AG,RA.

The recent disaster az Niagara Falls by which three
men lost may properly suggest some remarks on
the remedies which are necessary. and which public
non should insist being put in practice in order to
prevent casualties similar to those in question well
os others which periodically occur there.
Tie accidents at the Falls are Of two kinds Those
arising from persons who enterthe current az distance
above, thence are swept to the rapids and thus are
dashed over; and those from persons who slip OF the
banks rocks or bridges close by the Falls, and are
thereby hurled over them
We think that all such, or the immense majority Of
such casualties could be avoided for pains 10 state
the fact but it seemed TO late visit u the Falls,
that those who Layethe ownership Of the banks have lai
practically premium upon loss of life. Never did We
deem it possible that in place where slip of the foot
is death memorable aud certain there could be many
places left open for destruction. In that capacity the
locality is fit for sevages, and bears impress of civil
izlion It is a fitting subject for State and Colonial
esis!ation he banks Of tie Worlds Great Wonder
where hundreds Of thousands are 20 visit annually
should not be left in tie hands ofmere spectators
To render cur meaning clear Above the British Falls
rope networks might be placed to catch bos,s or
persons noang down Ia regard the American Falls
there is no difficulty Whatever in throwing such life
.avIg means across
In addition to this the Of the grounds should
BIZ obliged put iron net fences not lees than four et
nigh across he bridges l. aiding the toser ard ar the
different points Of the Rapid. These bridges have now
one sirge wooden balu,trade three feet above the
panls through which person stumbling would be- as
likely to slip not ard hs condition would be hopeless
as IA a moment be would be dashed down tho roaring
precipce A. for the danger Of children on these
ct,rssd desfhraDs IL is nor 10 be- measured On the
banks Of the Rapids these iron fences should also be
put up to he edge Of the precipces
We trust the respectable owners Of the grounds will
see the necessity of spending necessary, thous-
and on here mesns Of lt--sayng At present the
dit!ons Of things as regards safety az the Falls
nationally disgracef,, and aborginaly barbarous. No
one Visits them without running risk Of losing his
life amid the dangers OF banks and bridges rnging or
srchDg rapids hurrj ing srathfuly the awful nights
over which their waters are dashed.
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THE SEVENTH CEN-Us.

The last Census was taken 10 So more than three
yeors have siucc elsped and the results Of har Cen
sas are rot 81 given 20 the public Certain ateresr
ing facts have been cleaned from The huge deails-
PATTY By official direction partly 0y private effort We
have spent tine AID money thereon and probably
twenty others have paid FOX transcripts Of tie same
items from tbe books ia tie c. Office We link
the work Of that Office should have been.cOsed mp O0g
ago but there seems 70 be no end u IT, Mr. X nnedy,
Who had charge Of il from the been removed
from his poet, and a appointed in b. s-ead
bUt this does not 10 turry .ters at ALL On the
contrary, Mr De Bow, tie experimenting Clerk,
has recently issued a Circular asking view or sug.
gestions in relation to the matters OF the Census"
Il matters little whether the Had of the Deparrnea.
has authorized this Invitation We deem t q b4d prece-
dent for Clerks whose du es are clearly prescribed By
law 10 be employ pg the force Of Temporary Office %
which they have been appointed IN sending Og, cireu-
lars 20 aPPrize the community OF their -ical gnirs,
or 10 be inviting opinions suggestions respecting
helr duty In the Census Ofce there Is nov NJ room
f,r originality the former officer presented bis plans
AID Congress las ADOPT d certain portions ADD any
clif El.t tie ae- OF Congress Def re p col 81, NJ
De Bow that hs duty consisted in preparing the unfa
ished werk for the printer soon as possible The act
Of Congress provides tsat thenceforth the Commis-
soner Superintendent Of Public Prating direct the
work to its completion. We presume, however, thai
Mr. De Bow, finding little or nothing to d. thinks i.
proper that, so long as the Census fund .ss he should
make work for himself and bis associate Editors of
The Southern and Hestern Rerisr and he has
doubtless been led court the eInbaxrassmeuts of
large correspondence BY scOncepton Of his true posi-.
t;on and bV IMAGINING his ofca IN Ia Of r,ora oon.a
qlenee than il Isl and this sill accoan. for mis- accept
rg This position with ia small mechanical range of
dug. To solsee his friends and comfort himself, be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

OllNCl, jane H. lsl
"DssR SiR-Half an hour ago recsyeJ 800 ths momss
have be- I'd read for ih- third fourth time the best sts
that ever was written by ootsgonsrAn dated June
hi, GLOBE Is n theatre Of war, it, nbsbs
ants are al heroes The title oeS Ia Ninegr and as
anmacules in pepper water | believe Me qgg.0ne
The Bees are as wsrike the Romans Rlssi Brons
or trenchuep Ant, catsrplsrs, and cankerscrn. Ns
the or!y tribes among whom have not seen battles AID
Heaven itself II believe liudo0s, Jews Christian an,
MI, ueiaus has not aKays been II peace We need M
trouble ourselves about ,h things nor fret ourselssM
cause of evil doors; but safely trust The Ruler sn d
skies JOIN ADAM
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

The Fircmen ofNewHaven with their invited guests
had splendid turnout in that city yesterday. After
marching in procession through the city, trial of the
engines had, followed by grand collation.. az which
over thousand seated. Among the companies
present were three from this City Our detailed report
did not arrive in season for this mornings paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23

QUARTZ GOLD MlNING-Eysr since the discovery
gold bearing quart in California inventive genu'es hr
Teen busily AZ work endesyorng 20 produce effective
chinery for crushing puverizng the quartz and ss
rating the precious metal Various proce,ses hsvs bc
devised and machines invented designed 20 produce the
sired resu-such the inventions Of Collins, Cochrx
Is, rdsr r. G.. Gardner, &c &c each less usss
The other day shown a model of nsv NJ
chine called II Gardeners Quartz Crusher, Pulyshf
ard Auagamator' This invention consists first Cfsis
tie or rougb which in TIA working machine Is to bsd
cast iron, feet long and Of sufficient width to admtsa
% feet in danete This trough is stationary, set hS
zontaly and is firmly inbeddsd in framework Of sei
The bal which travels in this trough has pole psss
through its center serving its axis journals 70 yhA
is attached horizontal shait working the 0uFnass
the ball and hat SHAFT j. attached 30 crank or "
piston Of the engine, W. ich when ss in motion gives n
ball an oscillaiing motion, causing Il 90 travel bacs
forth the entire length Of the trough Ia which The qari
placed at the rate Of abou coo feet per minute. AZ ~
erd Of the trough are small sperture8 slsts, hfan
which the gu after being crushed 10 tue Of ARG
peas is forced by the motion OF the ball falling into
tionaIy cast iron kettle mortar Of about q feet danss
Into ihis kettle is inserted olerably close fitting cas re
bafsphee, or perhaps more properly pe.tls. by u
opera ion Of the machinery two motions, gyrsting aud y
tary are given this psste As the crushed quartz ps'
from the trough into the mortar IL Is such is the ihsoys
the inventor puyerzed 10 an impapabls poFder AMI
passed out at tie bottom into anal. amaior Immediately
beneath. The amagarGior consists Of east or wrongs
iron cyHder of any given len 9Th and Size placed honla
tally with ght heads At both ends and resting
hollow journals cast the heads through which ihs7a
verified quartz Il received into ard discharged ron y
au algamstr cyiindr.
Those who are curl in regard to su IA matter NJ
see TIE mode! Of this machine At M GARDENERS olxh
IA Walst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-23
~ FowIrRs & WELLS, Psychologists and pub ish-
an Chutcu Hall No. iSi Nssnausf New-iork

~ Fow1rRs & WELLS, Psychologists and pub ish-
en- Clinton Hail. No. iS Nszsaa-st Nsw.iOrk
WIrrYSBTRos PIASrns LIAF-9i0 severe cases
Ia, wsst rS i've Ss 70, % as' nd sfS o CO. %
ay No i55 Fulton preokyn and BtRRiAS No TO Iraa
. . i6H,iui1h Only Is cetis bottle
RosE-MARY.
Take sweetest Of names and the arest Of flowers,
Combine shen- AID 10. what treasure Z ours.
We hail win deishi the rIesn irssrao. Rose-sary.
- h; sriee n the world for improving ts huna -
Ia 70 beauty the hair
"a. To curl the hair eleesnily
Sd To remove dandud cd erialy.
sh To restore The hair 70 bald head
Oh 10 prevent ihe hair fr5ua falling a.
It'll To ali diseases o. the scalp,
9Th. To dIessfafe hair elegantly.
'i III, t. f iS's 81 IS s. GssscSse'
ih To ohildrens hair beautifully.
All Huine VIII have the gnsture Of RUSSELL SFALDIs PIE
Mas. s ID in New oh ciy b Rushroa, Cafk c. G. h z
Broadway and John-s Albany, W. l. Jeaoe; bsfaio 4
Mathews ard by everywhere Trial Bottles p GETS @'-
Bottles - cent?
To DRrGGIsrs, GRocERs, BAKERs AID CoNfEcTioS
fns-BUsH GALE, wholesale DIuEgstA No o Sises..S -
e,s ss.s s % Do Mde6.s cssaess Dyswood
A ,estDa. GIoceIs BskeT. md confeei9Hers article.
- Barkers Cheyeux tOnique, for preserrin-, res,D-
nF9d hsuyns'h the HAIR Unlike nos, 49,
j. sr.7c,sd II inf b'y 10 es. Of heldss1e leuin ri
os, violent sner. cannot fl to commend p % s1siss
appreciation Sold atBAEEERs Ladies Hair Dressing Reimbursement
So. SO Broadway
~ Tie happy results from the use of Dr. NJ LASE.'
Opr f,'rers uil sneak out R-sd the 70 owing:
troubled with liver conpslt ioi *
% End be.s sdyised ~ friend Dr. MLASss Csisbrsted
i,t P AID by the tine bed nlsh-1 tiAns
led Cufy dsppe4IeG. Therefore chesr1y r.
eountr al afflicted with liver complaint or any oi1eI
disease Grsiug from excess Of bile.
Mas CAnSEc No. Clifton g., New YORK:
Purchasers will please be careful to for end tte none o "
MLaNEs Liver i. There are other fs PurpoAs 70 Dc L''i
pills uow before the public - 49,. =. NJ.
sold wholesale by Cckuer Co 10 81 Barls'; BOYD
4.I' -''' " 49, -
OUININE SUBSTITUTE, OR NERVE IoNIc.-Ceftah'
Frsnted REMEDY and Asue, Chs an Fever ini q
,sses a. Ted Young lady, wh9 o. been M I
three OF est Itslldir --f ~
cured Is woucrfl discovery The sronses rereuo q 80
In rs er JAILED patton year. stand i-o
Nfrs &c ave bought by The dszea cared Buy
Of Inns HAZARD No. l2l Maider-lane
Or. IAYLoR's BALsAs OF LivEnwoRT, Tor curing
corsrmr,r Bfor cbii. Comp Combs Gods, SPIT r
BOD d Nghi This wonderful medicine has BEEN tse g
40 rers rs atuudsnt testimony hand ~ re
owe Ouy sou et the genuine OF LLsDs AlAED No
IL Madcn.sne.