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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-13
Important from Kansas.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug. 80.

Sr. LOUIS, Aug. 30.
Latest intelligence from Kansas says Mis-
,sourans are concentrat ng their forces at
New Santa Fe, ten miles south of Westport,
on dividing line between Missouri and Kan
sgs.
Con pa1ies were arriving daily from the
{. different counties, and by the time they
would be ready to enter the Territory their
number would be $500 men.
Part of Lanes troops are rtifying them
selves about seven miles off on the Wakaru-
sa +: the main body is at Lawrence; number
under his command variously estimated at
one or two thousand. it
General Atchison was said to command
fNissoasisns; Col. ,poniphah SECOND in COM
,mand and Capt. Reid, adjntant Battle
looked for between these parties in course Of
q week.
1t is reported Free State men had taken
.Tecumseh with loss to Pro Slavery party of
80 men. 1t is also reported General Pone-
roy has been killed. 3
q" Hoyt's death is confirmed In his trunk,
which was opened at Kansas City, was
found map showing the locality Of Pro
slavery settlers and designating a largenum-
ber who must be killed.
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You Will remember that the Republicans
of this county were the first in this Terrific
ry to organize themselves into party-tha,
the Republicans of this county gave the
casting votes .yhich elected the first and
only Republican member &c. ". Thompson,
of Houston Co., who had seat in the Ter
ritorial Legislature of l855-that the Re-
publicans of this District were the first and
only ones in the Territory to elect full re-
presentation in both branches of the Terri
torial Legislature in 1856.
And now we are the first on the battle
field with opr generals ready for the fall
campaign. r,,..-.
will not say that ours will be the Only
District represented in full in the next ses-
sion Of the Legislature by Republicans; but
Il do believe that Republicans can be elected
in euery District in the Territory if those
who are at heart Republicans VIII thorough
ly organize themselves into qre consolidated
party in every precinct and go directly to
work. EARLY and timely action and tho
rough organization are the only sure means
of accomplishment of victory.
Notwithstanding that we are engaged in
the most holy political cause that party
was ever engaged in, yet We shall not be
successful unjess we are thoroughly organ
lied and make strenuous exertions. Hence
would sexhort every true lover of freedom
let hMn be ever SO humble an individual, t.
take it upon himself to see that the Repub-
licans Of his precinct are thoroughly organ
lied, even if there are no more than six in
the precinct, for that is sufficient number
to meet each year and appoint committee,
whose duties shall be to call meetings when
thought necessary, and procure speakers and
collect moneys to forward for papers and do
cuments to distribute among the people, and
see that the voters are supple with tickets
on election day and do whatever else is
thought necessary to be done to forward the
cause offrsedom. ,I ~ lioi rs
What is everybody's business is generally
neglected by all hence the, necessity Of
placing the responsibility upon committee
the chairman of which is always held re-
sponsible. -,7 ta
But have digressed from the sub::ec
wh ch had intended to confine myself to at
this tims--that was the result Of the Con-
ventions holden in Wino9a this day-and !
think you will overlook The DEPRESSION, for
no one knows the importance, Of thorough
organization in any party better than your.
selves; and you further know that our par.
", more than any other party that eyer ex-
listed, places entire confidence in the rgh-
teousness of the cause it is engaged in for sue.
cess, to the almost entire neglect of tho.
rough organization. ee "2k r
You can set it down as, a. fixed fact tha,
the nominees of the two Conventions which
meet here this day viii be elected, without
the least doubt in October next. =, 20 p
Yours, &c.,. 4 REPUsI CAN.
Il
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-13
New YoRK, Aug. 81


Three new cases of yellow fever are re-
Iported,at Staten Island. There has been
eight deaths from yellow fever among the
troops at Governors Island. g,r,4.t - -.
r The steamer Cahawaba, with later dates
from Nicaragua, has arrived at Quaran-
..tipe. 2 .zoroziu. ~
The steamer Cahawba, from San Juan,
came up about halfpast one. Nothing later
from California. Trade atNicaragua report
ed brisk. Breadstuffs and provisions bring
good Price; no sickness At present among the
troops. The British feet was still anchored
at San Juan. Col. Saliscar was captured on
board of barge by the Nicaragua armed
schooner Grenada, Commodore; De; Preset.
Letters found on his person fully implicated
the British Consul at Leon, with intermed-
ding in the affairs ofthe country. The Gre
nada had been cruising along the coast maxi
ing captures. Many designations by officers
in Walkers arihy ere recorded in the Mica
ragua papers. Among the natives shot at
Massage, for treason, was Dessvero Calvo, q
wealthy merchant. The Judiciary was be-
ing organized in Nicaragua. Hon. Thomas
Bassey, of California, is appointed Judge of
Grenada. -6'ia 9)H.oo 81
The steamship Baltic sailed TO-DAY at noon
with 81 passengers for Liverpool. She takes
out @004, 900 specie. - 'ssff aat 81
81 Three San sFrancisco exilesi named Burke
. White and Connor, who arrived in the Hi.
sneis, were arrested here yesterday, charged
wish fob6tHss Cisdy rssseHgsg If thststeam,
er Of large amounthtcsd.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-13

NONSENSE The Pioneer Of yesterday
gets up its accustomed semi-annual horror
at the prospect of general Indian War IN
Minnesota. Is All this is done to help gorge
the pockets of q few Indian feeders, Indian
traders, Indian Agents and Army CONTRACT
ors, at the expense Of Uncle Sans pocket.
There is no more danger Of an Indian War
in Minnesota at this time, than there is iocf
one in Central Europe; and the Fall Immi.
grafton, which may in q great measure be
intimidated by these purposely false reports,
should not heed the silly ..asws" of these
Goyernnent-fcd cormorants. 'ss:e -
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NO. 81.
Jndss Plat on The stump.

We suppose the African Democrats win
now give it up, that Judge Piatt goes for
IRE Fremont, IS we see that the Judge on the
N0th made Fremont speech at West Liberl
". A correspondent of the Cincinnati a.
zette says, " more able. address in favor OF
Fremont the Pathfinder, we have not lis.
tened to during The present campaign =
Cleveland Herald. 80: .G--S p !
Judge Piatt was Secretary of Legation to
the American Embassy at Paris At the time,
of the ostend Conferences, and was present
at that noted conclave. He knows all about
I" Old-Buck's" fillibustering schemes there
developed, and it all has to come out now.
We expect some famous g ten strikes" from
DON Piatt, which viii just suit the Fremont
boys down in Southern Ohio about these
DAYS, = = j
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q lqssanssf the ci.e eal Saturday Evsalss.
{ Tho Fremont Clnb held business meet
ing At the Court House on Saturday evening.
Owing to the fact that the evening was very
dark and rainy, the attendance was thin.
Il was voted that the Club meetings here
after should be held every Thursda,y evening
until after election. -,
A committee was also appointed to pro.
cure . more eligible place for holding the
meetings Of the club. 's' '.'''' i'w gsib g
After some other unimportant business
adjourned to meet next Thursday; evening:
Pace Of meeting win IS !, psds known 10 das d
80 - seyEl = Es2s5 = ~ Ky =
season. v,svsfv - -....s..s.
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Later from Kansas.
-e5 SIS ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l.

-. ~ q IS ST. LOUIS, Sept. /. !
Intelligence from Kansas, Aug. 9th
states that on the Goth the acting Governor
at Lecompton, ISSUED proclamation pro
claiming the entire Territory in a state
Of insnrrection and calling on, all law
abiding citizens to aid the legal authorities
and endeavor t: preserve peace and protecl
property and persons from injury. DA@ /.
It is supposed that Brown, with nearl,,
5000 men near Ossawatomie, was surprised
and attacked on the night of the 25th.
Lane has three parties stationed at diffr
ent points ON the Iowa line for the purpose
of receiving supplies OF in making their
escape in case they are compelled to ey..
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About halEpast 4 4. NJ, the steamer
Knicksfbocker, whils on her way from Al
bahy to this city, ran foul Of the mast Of d
sunken vessel and Immediately began lea6ne
at rapid rate under tho Jady's cabin. y
The vessel was 1t the time near Fort
Montgomery, and by crowding on a full
head Of steam she was rdn into Montgomery
creek, where she SOON Afterwards sunk. =
There were about two hundred passen,
|gers Oh board Ill Of whom Mefe sased 5,
.hs e sloop Meehanie which isppened s 5,
Twenty-Five horses and large number b
sheep were drowned e Il iTss.si| rTFF
The boat, which formerly ran on tha
Sound, Was valued It $40, ,6o0. "a ,ker tst
!sc i sgtipstsd IS a1oSb0. - " - = !.
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Vernon. speaks /:

No one here has felt any particular inte-
rest in the Vermont State election, which
took place on the Cd, because we all knew
how she would 60. But she has spoken, and
her voice is in unison with Iowa, only lit.
tie more so. Fletchers, Republicans, major.
|ity for Governor, in 100 towns, is over l2,-
900 -1s0 towns to hear from. The three
Republican Congressman have from 5000 to
1000 majority. The Republicans have car
ried the entire State Senate, and an over
whelming majority in the House. Roll on
the bali'i a'Hsa q s-' -
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-13
Maine Elecsisu.

To-day is the time Of the State Election
in Maine. We wll have the news in abouta
week, and when it comes, look out for ano-
ther fluttering in the buzzard roost of Bor-
der Rufianism, similar to the one Witness
ed Nhsn Iowa cpsnsd the campaign last
tu3unth, Z. ss9s .Ffs;s rs,
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Johnston Withdraw.

The telegraph brings the news that John
ston, of Pennsylvania, withdraws his name
as . candidate for the yice--Presideney.. This,
says the Galena Advertiser, is as it should
be. There is but one issue really before the
people, and those side issues should not
be presented, which would endanger VIC
tory for freedom and justice. s: -. =
If the report is true, Pennsylvania may be
considered entirely safe for Fremont and
Dayton. i
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Corresuondence Of the Minnesotian.
Winona In the Field. res

Winona in the Field. q
,i '-- ga '0f- WINoNA, Sept. !, 1856.
MEssRs. Owens 4 MOORE: The following
are the District and County nomination.
made this day by the Republican Distric1
and County Conven ions: 12a ~
FIR Representatives. "
E. L. King, of Winona County.
A. f.. Foster, of WabashaY County.
-a- For Register Of Deeds. .r
s-s t.. G. F. Buck. ...
For County Commissioner. i..a
L. II. Springer. it, 81 ova0
For Judge of Probate. 'l
.ei' i'fp@7oTqm e. H. Many. Az .iHT
- .'"'. = For County Smveyor.
Aimon Bud. ''i' s p. f2f
For County Treasurer. " .'
r. H. Bingham. --..
For Coroner. r
ne =. C. Norton, M. p. .e5>a.
ts'" For assessors. .a,lie5
'd' bH- w. j DooIey, '1 .s.1~
King, ..te.aJ
>., n NJ Sv.,,,,, - p. --
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-13

OPENING OF THE FULLER HousE.-TLe
furniture has mostly all arrived, and the
work Of fitting it in its place. and Of finish
ing off the rooms in perfect style, "goes
braveiy on.n' The magnificent structure win
be thrown open for the accommodation Of the
public ON THE 25rH INSTANT, soitbom Jail.-- JailI =
We wish it distinctly understood by the peo-
pie Of Minnesota sand the rest Of ,mankind,' p
that ST. Paul win then corrlinrnlc;s;' rlil ;;'h hdsss,ng
Of just as good hotel, and as convenient
and comfortable one, in all respects, as any
city of the Union can exhibit. 5i T'-''r
: Mr.. Long informs us that he is about to
invite all the editors of the Territory, as well
as those Of towns and cities farther: down the
river, to be present at the inauguration. Ii
or brothers ever expect to have q real good
time in all their lives, we advise them to
unanimously accept his liberal invitation.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-09-13

NEARLY AN Acc1DENr.-Mr. Duford
driving his buggy alorg Third street on Sat-
urday, at rather too rapid pace, ran over, a
boy short distance above our Office. The
GOODNESS Of the little fellow probably saved
his life. He seized hold of the axlctree and
suffered himself to be dragged until the
horse was stopped. Captain Mueller, Of the
Second Ward police was promptly on hand
to exercise his authority in the premises
By the way, the yigilsnt conduct Of this ex.
cellent officer daily falls under our obscrva.
ton. The recent effort to malign his Official
character before the Police Court, because
he did an act of simple duty in knocking
down man who resisted his authority, has
only proved to us that Captain NJ. is the
right person to have at the head Of the Sec
ond Ward police-a ward where We need
lst such men. .t ,,..n-.9
Tue TARGET MATcH.-The Guard turned
out in good style on Saturday, and proceed
ed to Sandy Lake on . target excursion
There was some remarkably good shooting
on the occasion. The prize, aIsilyer pitcher
was won by Mr.. Wellman. 9zsE z.,aFa 4
tkit@ - IS lHiGr0as 3
tx The Catholic Telegraph, the orga,
Of Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati, says
|" They Ithe Catholics of Cincinnatil have be
come by union with the Democracy, q,
American Organisasson and no more deserve
to be stigmatized as foreign than the Free
men and Turner'S who have made common
cause with the free-s oilers"
We only call attention to this to show tha
the Union between the Roman Catholics q
-ush, and the Rqchapisrs, Is declared On u
best sushcrity, to b eampleta. -
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WASHINGTON. Sent. d.

'a4 ',aesf" WASHINGTON, Sept.
The President contemplatesS leaving the
city IN the course Of q fortnight, probably
for the Virginia Springs.' '''.'a"r !''''."
Accounts received at, the Indian Depart
neht confirm the reports that The Indian
war is nearly ended both in Oregon and
Washington Territory. 9. ..oi'ss1s 81
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S1e- g'o BOSTON, Sept. T.
i The President Of the American State
Council has iissdcd'a dah for 8 Convention
at Worcester on the 10th inst...' on the
ground that Mr.. Johnston, the Native Amer
ican candidate for the Vice Presidency, has
given notice that he shall decline. "a :
This is the same day and place Of meeting
Of the Republican Convention, and D. lively
time may be anticipated. y.fr '....-..-s.
The Southern papers mention that consid-
cradle danags was done In that quarter by
the recent storm, especially in the Vicinity
of Charleston and Savannah. Much damage
was also done, to the railroads. The North
Carolina bridge is gone away, carrying train
and killing persons. 20 VI s<1,'si@ :.
There were 8 deaths from yellow fever at
Charleston, on Monday. . '.s2' s's' 'ie,~"
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was also done, to the railroads. The North
snd aini I;, "',age g,srsnD gone away tfa'n
There were 5 dcaths from yellow fever at
Charleston, On Monday. . - ss.a@'11
80 100 .''', '''''''',la $50 900
IT,. gI 5si I'D d. ST ST. LOUIS, Sept. f
Advices from Kansas to the 29th ultimo.
M lSoo, under @ me command Of Gen. Atchison
sSs. msso snas oAy 70 concenla.e upon ~"
= The Free.st.te forces At Iavreno. r.port-
ed 1900 to 1000. PIT p ..E q -
News Of AZ attack was hoprIy looked for.
-. '.s-".'a .-'..A'4'. : :
A small portion Of the Bro.dr.v Theatre
lin The rear, feiF in this morning, o. aeeouut
Of the deep sxeasation for the now beiamng
sc5O,n.ng spmnt g t.x sapp@ed tnsfs gsnss,i essa
sr'..ss : -.Aa'as ,:,---- ..ia'.s Z s.oeI
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-11-21
PRICE and Terms ID Payments


The price will vary from SIS to $25 acc riding to oca-
ton, quality etc Contracts for Deeus msy made
til further notice, sti u,tng the pure money to be
paid in five annual insalmvrts The first due
in two from the date OF contract, and the others
npaliy thereafter The payment will become due at
and the lands not suj@ct to taxation TIL finally paid
for. F.
Interest will be charged at only three per cent.
per
AS security to the performance of the contract the
hrs TWO years tntIrst must he paid in advance and it
must be understood that least one teuh of toe land
purchased shall yearly be brous under cutivstion-
Twenty per from the edit price will be deducted
Tor cash The CompaDys construction bonds will be re-
ceived cash.
Ready fir med Farm Buildings which can he set up in
few day can be obtained from responsible persons.
They will be feet by 20 teet divid, into one living
ana three bedrooms, and W cost complete up on
ground chosen anywhere along the Road $3.50 IN cash.
contra ted for at proporuonate The Company will
forward all the materials for buildings over their
road promptly
1t is beeyed that the price, long credit and rate
OF interest," charged for these lands will enable man
with rev hundred dollars in cash and ordinary indus
try to make himself Independent before the purchase
money bcones due In the Intime, the rapid seitle
ment OF tie country will probably increased their
value four Ave fold. When required, an exp riedced
person Mill accompany applicants give information and
aid in selecting LANDS
Circulars containing instances successful
famiug signed by respectable aud we'll farmers
living in the ueighbI rhood T. Railroad lands
out tn stateao III: st Of fencing, price cattle, ex-
psnse OF harvesting. hr Sting, ETC. by tract any
other i0iormati0nNh be CHI fIly given on appica-
ton, either psrs naly by let ri English, Frech or
German, add essed to JOHN WILSON
Land Commissioner Of the Illinois Central K. r. Co.,
Office in Illinois Central Railroad Depot Chicago l.
OH dam
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1Ill0idr1es


aNIsEBSES SUEC ESS FULLY TREAT
81 ED,-RENAEKAB' CURE PERFORMED
WORbs OF Arytcg AND OF CAUTION. Encouraged h, the
very liberal patronage h4so~ upon me by iuv friends
and the pub c, curing he past few years and the extra
ordinary success which has att nded my efIs Tor the
Of the SICK In e mined 10 relax my eler'
tons to fufter u<euless, bI raher prspsre yself
for renewed labofs in my under akHg.
That diseases he consi erred incurabe be
conquer d. have abundant proof ewn x5er,eHc".
II name few r-Tcusr case, might mention Ms p,
cured nf Won m bioa after having been given up by
her family p-, ciBn due Mr.. E., cured OF violent
eruption nve1 his head AID paris Of the body, aud p'o
noupcd neurabie by Of the best physicians IN Nor
folk county. Nh. S. cured Of corsumpt5u- Mr. b., Of
liver and kidn complaint. Mrs. 7 q canc-i in the
throat lsrg- a quart bowl Mr.. B., OF conlary
symptoms. after having been brought aar he grave
der the treatment Of other respectable physia ms Mss
NJ Of cousGm ption, sr. 80 ry ala mihg consump
tive symptCmsi ami might 90 Or with such cases ani
fill columns.
HOPE, THEN, Is FOR THE SICK.
I d, not make blsttess OF sending meiic mes to
agents rely sp edy aud upon teg able
to resc' be the dicines myself Persons can consult
by letters and have thar medicines sent by express
ADVICE.
am always glad to give freely and persons calling
upon me need not f. | der any obligations to take med
icmes, unless they choose t" do s.
WORDS OF CAUTION.
This is an age f new TIM 4moug much good there
is much humhug. B not Y anSi u to he eXreIimeni-
ed For years I ay- found my medicines T. be
AID efTclcious and tn pablo may rey Il at th'y
will do what promised for them
] VARRANF A CURE
Ia all durable cases. Ii per gives my remedies
fair tria without receiving he promised bruebt aud is
afterwards Ell by other ply cian, will refund
ali the money paid
A full description Of my m d7iHes. and many certid-
Gates 81 remarkable cures. ogetler with mucD useful in
formation, can he hid by applying It my office. My
book sent by mail the receipt Of postage stamp
Tie ~ wing is ny advertising card;
K u. SPEAR, Indian Doctor much celebrate for
his remarkable may be nsuEtd at his Oth e No.
is Kneeand St, from a m. to m Upon all diseases
and cond tons of the human st-m Tree OF large.
As usual DR. spear Elves espei 1T uti N to chronic
forms Of disease Humors OF the Blood, Dspep,ia, Com
sumption Skin ~ ases, riuary DH cul les, Abnormal
Condition of !eKdueys, Liver and Hraiti Sttu5atisnj
all sem IL Diseases especi y Prol psus Utr, anu I'M
natural suppressiJns, weakue sss, and DEF illtits
d. Spear is beir visited hy thousand patients
every urnth spme Of whom hundreds Of miles to
cor. ut lin and to OBJ ain his medicines.
Dir Spear will war ant in every durable case
After wing his needles Fair rial if is not eff
iectgd he will pay any other pel ssian, who will feet
cure, his bill, mot exec ding SlO0
Persons distance consult him by letter, encos
ing amp to pay the postage.
y. SOEAR, Indian Doctor.
s27 d1y No IS Kne4,and SIR, ct, Boston, Nass
G.P f. DIAL n y l. ( l..
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G. AS FIT TIN q S
The Worcester Gas LIGHT Compapv

continue to put in PIPE and FITTINGS for the intr,
uuo,on o. das into buildings, In the most thorough AMI
nWtmanlike manner, and warTans them so arranged
u .ie now OF das shall be equal and the distribution
my wv. guranee ne perfect Citing n all work 81
tcpltd ~ them, but WiH not hoid hensejyes yssnon
zoe fCr 'eakags, insu6o'cnt supply, or other dam
ags a'"hs from the impetJeot W0rk Of other pay
Their recent anaug enable them To make iihor,
ouu on an Pipes and Fittings, aud they can furnish
Weyihng IN this department. of the hest quality and
~ wv prices as can be obtained in New York and Boz
sou JAMES BLAKE Agent and Superintendent
No. Penri Street, w orcrster.
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sTEAM FITTINGs.

For the convenience Of Mechanics and Others the un
iersgned has made arrangements 70 keep constantly on
Maud, full assortment OF PIPE and FITTINGS, Tor
stan purpo e9 which viii be sold at as low prices az
can be- obtained elsewhere I n4
. having engaged mpeent and experienced workmeui
he Is INV pr pared to take contracts pr the hitting ol
factpr ., Machi Shops, Hotels, and other buildings,
for Heating by eamt MI work warranted to he done M
the most thorough and perfect satisfaction guar
anteed. JAMES u. BLAKE
lea No. = Pearl Street. Worcester. dom
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TO TIE SICK.-
DIS, HIIJ 4 JASEPU.

In Offering to the community their Justly celebrated
edes tor CHI Onic and diseases If long standing do
not wi to tri6e with the life health Of the afflicted,
but simply to lay before them the testimonials of
bei OF respectful ladies and geneman from which the
SUFFERING judge for themselvsa The Doctors pledge
themselves not make any wild assertions hil
ments of tn eic thirmsd ines will they hO
GU ary hope to 'uferng humanity, which facts viii
warrant few test monials fere given, and the
doctors sol it an inquiry from tie fl Ct d, into they
publ b, f. assured that will find them perfectly
reiale an their medicines worthy If their confidence
and patronage.