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St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
Governors Message.
Gentlemen Of the Senate,

| Gentlemen Of the Senate,
and House Of Representatives
! The progress of the State, during the pas
two years has been extraordinary, and in many
respects, unexampled. In population, il
wealth, in productive power, in educational
facilities, the advance has been such as to as
found the doubtful and surprise the most
sanguine. Iowa occupies a proud position,
and with wise Legislation glorious destiny
awaits her. You are called to assist in shap-
ing that destiny and to aid in laying the
foundations Of a future empire. 1t is impossi-
BILE to be too deeply impressed with the re-
sponsibility and delicacy Of the great trust con-
ided to you.
STATE STATISTICS.
An enumeration Of the inhabitants of the
State, and of her productive resources, was ia
ken in June last as required by the Constitu-
ton. It is somewhat detective; two counties
and several townships in other counties not
having been returned at all, whilst in al
most all the counties, there are very great
omissions Many townships and some coun-
ties are returned without any statistics, save
those in regard to population. Such will al
ways be the case, SO long as the census shall
be taken by township assessors, instead of be-
ing taken by marshals, to be appointed by the
Census Board.
The census returns show that the State has
increased in population from June, 1854, to
June, 1856, from 326, ola, to sos, 625.
The following statement will show the in
crease of population since the settlement of
A.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18

and George E. Spencer of Mahaska was chosen
assistant Secretary. s. s. Daniels of Cedar was
elected Sergeant-at-arms. A. w. Ballard OF
Mahaska was chosen engrossing Clerk. Geo.
Caruthes of Davis County was chosen Door
keeper. The following officers were chosen by
reclamation: D. P. Greeley of johnson, Fire.
man; H. g. Curtis of Marion, Messenger; Rob.
ert Young and John NJ. Peck, assistant Mes.
sengers. Rev. Mr.. Morong of Iowa City was
elected Chaplain. On motion, it was
Rssolced, That the Secretary of the Senate
cause each day proceedings to be printed, and
a copy thereof laid upon each. Senator's desk,
on the following morning
A committee was appointed to wait upon the
House, and inform that body that the Senate
is fully organized and ready for business. On
motion, il was
Resolced, That all Editors and Reporters for
the press be admitted to seats within the bar.
The Secretary was authorized to furnish each
member Of the Senate with copy of the Code,
Session Laws, and Jeherson's Manual, which
was adopted. On motion. It was
Rssolsed, That the Secretary be authorized to
subscribe for and furnish each member with Is
copies Of such daily newspapers or their equiv
alent in weeklies, g they may select.
Mr.. Thurst0n offered the following resolution,
which was adopted
Resolued, That the Secretary of the Senate
furnish desks and chairs for the Reporters OF
the press.
On motion of Mr.. Jordan, committee of
three was appointed. to act in conjunction with
. similar committee from the House, to wait
upon the Governor and inform him that the
two houses were organised, and are ready to
receive any communication he has to make
1essrs. Jordan, Brigham and Jenkins were ap-
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18

Making . total of receipts Of. f.
Paid out upon Auditors warrants
from Oct. 81, 81, to Oct. 81, Sc
Leaving a balance in the treasury
on the 81 of Oct. last of %.
There was in the treasury of mon
eys arising from the sale of sa-
line lands, Nov. 81, 1854, :.
There has been received from that
date until Nov. ], 1855, -.
Makingof this fund received, :.
There has been paid out upon the
order of the Commissioners of
the Insane Asylum, -.
There has peen paid out upon the
order of same Commissioners,
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18

Leaving in the treasury of the
proceeds of sale of these lands,
THERE'S now in arrear and unpaid
of the State revenue from sew
eral counties in the State the
sum of. ;.
There will be due, State taxes
from the several counties, Jan.
LIST, 1867, payable into the
treasury Jan. Is, 1857.
Amount now in treasury. -.
Total available revenue. ;. !.
There were outstanding unpaid
Auditors warrants Nov. !, SO
There are of bonds of the State
due Jan. /, 1867. ...........
Due to the School Fund, Sept.
Is, 1859.
Due to the School Fund, July
Is, 1866.
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
STATE rEv1rEvr1ARY.


transmit herewith the report of the In
spectors of the State Penitentiary, and solicit
your attention to the suggestions it contains.
The Penitentiary is established in one corner
of the State, and the ground connected with it
is limited in extent and not we'll adapted to
the purpose for which it is used. A.
am not prepared to say that sound policy
does not dictate removal of the institution to
some more central and accessible part of the
State. Should it be deemed expedient to
maintain the present as a permanent Peniten-
tiary, very considerable appropriations will be
required to build an additional number of cells,
hospital for the sick, and erect q substantial
wall around the Prison yard. If, on the con-
trary. it is thought expedient to establish a
Penitentiary in more centra, position In the
State, then the manner in which it shall be
constructed, and the system upon which it
shall be conducted, become subjects OF very
grave consideration.
Notwithstanding the very general prejudice
that exists against it., many wise and good
men, after a thorough investigation OF the
subject, are convinced that the solitary system
as practiced at Pentonville in England, and in
the Eastern Penitcntiary in Pennsylvania,
would be most conducive to the interests OF
the State and to the reformation of convicts.
Before any permanent system of prison disci-
plinc shall be established it is to be hoped that
the subject will receive most thorough exa-
mination.
The following statement will exhibit the re-
ceipts and expenditures of the Prison from the
oath of March, 1855, when the present officers
took possession of the institution, to the 3Oth
of September, 1856. r-. t....+
RESOURCES. '''.''''r
Stock on hand March oath, 1856, 500, 989 46
Receipts to Sept. 3Oth, 1856, ...... 16, 552 Oh
Due from convict labor 656 AZ
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
Rlacksmithing.

YNHE subscriber has the pleasure to inform
l. the citizens of Floyd County and the pub
lie generally, that he is now prqDared to exc
cute all orders for Blacksmith work at his new
shop, corner of Water and Milwaukee streets.
Particular attention will be given to the
Shoeing Of Horses and Oxen:
Carriages handsomely Ironed,
and all work entrusted to him will be faithful
ly and promptly executed The undersigned
fatters himself that his experience and skill
will enable him tofully meet the expectations
and wishes of his customers and give general
satisfaction. A liberal share of the pulic pat
ronage is respectfully solicited
FRANKLIN r. WOOLLEY.
ST. Charles, Floyd Co., Jpty %, 1856 l:tf
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
SHINGLES!a SHINGLES!

TIME subscriber is engaged in the manufac-
l. ture of cut or machine shingles, at st.
Charles, Floyd County, Iowa, and has con-
stantly on hand, or will furnish on reasonable
terms ut short notice, shingles of almost any
desirable timber, such as black walnut, butter
nut, oak, elm, SC.
The single yard is located ON the bank of
the Cedar River about forty rods above the st.
Charles FIGURING Mill.
i}ta UZZIEL WEEKS
ST. Charles, July 80, 1856. ,, 1:N
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18

The population of the State is probably, at
this time not far from 600, 900. The vote
polled on the 4th day of November last, reach
ed 81 ga, and indicates the truth of this sup
position.
The following table shows the annual in
crease of the value of assessable property in
the State, during the past six years:
In 1851 the yalue waa 500 AGA 5h1
St. Charles Republican intelligencer. (St. Charles [Charles City], Iowa) 1856-1857, 1856-12-18
Messrs. Cleaver

pointed such committee. Messr. Cleaver
Stephenson and Anderson were chosen COM
mittee to prepare rules.
| Senate adjourned. '#..
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uncuren bank the transactions of the week have
been limited All Offering Of banks having the least
tension sovency purchased by dealers Camp
Travellers others who expect pass through city will
meet with no difficulty in exchanging the issues of the
banks from where they came the lowest rate OF discount
nesotiating any credits of reputation which they have
regards foreign COIN either gold silver is purchased
and paid for very best of prices Having branch of the
United located here dealers enabled to
sellers all facilities for the disposal of all bullion and gold
dust Moreover drafts be had here place in the
United States Europe fact letters of credit can be
ranged here for any part Of the world.
Land very dull Of sale and the stagnancy
gardn expected be until Congress COM
public domain railroads. of which about oneaf for Abe
benefit Spectators as for instance the donations to four
railroads in the State of Iowa In granting these
uns roads, the United States the privilege
of having mails transported them at such prices
Congress shall fix and until such price is fixed the Postmaster
General has power determine what shall be- and if that
price does not managers of the roads, why they
fuse to carry the mails if the fixed by Congress
does not correspond with views of Railroad Directors they
can decline carry the mails and what difference will make
after the roads obtained the lands sold them at good
profit put the proceeds in stockholders hands, about the
masq The only sufferers this scheme of giving away the
pnbc those who to be benefited by the granting
of lands under what termed the bounty land Widows,
orphans poor soldiers heirs receive the mnng
and railroads the OF these donss of Congress- This is
tring with Justice well the meaning and intent of the
bounty land act.
notes coin, which those of H. B. Merre { Co. There
have been receipts of Mexican dollars this week and only
small of American silver coastwse from Mobile
sjpned to Nerrel &
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gebieiu Of tie Nlarkets foE 0sst JNetaA.
CRESCENT OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,

CKESCENT OFFICE, Camp street,
Saturday Morning, June q, 1856
fair demand has prevailed in departments of gem
era market during the week. and considering the advanced
period of the the supplies especially of Western
dpce have been LIBERAL and good business has been done
The receipts of Flour and Grain have exceeded the demand
and prices for those articles have slightly fallen while nearly
all descriptions of Provisions have been er Cotton Sugar
and Moasses have arrived slowly and gone freely
full prices In Tobacco the has continued brisk
though holders have refused to sell the
Feighs and Exchanges quiet without much altera
ton in the rates.
market has been very poorly supplied dur
ing the past week. and buyers have found much difficulty in
their orders large portion of the limited stock on hand
being held for higher prices The of week sum up
barely 1000 bales Of which 1000 sold Saturday $500 OH
Monday 1870 Tuesday, 500 Wednesday 600 Thursday
and 600 yesterday-prices beings generally very
FULL and closing at about the range aons the recent
advice from Europe having the MARKET
aud figures show advance of about for the week.
ORLEANS CT. AssIEIC
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sr1ERTEEn,S SALES

FIFas pig D1sz6,s1 8 LEE LOVE- Y IL
assd 8 X e Fl fTa fsslas e
pao aad 5hs a. AXIS sslsa an a
the premises tie following described movable proper
!. All THE CONTENTS OF il CERTAIN PRINTING
co Il Pa Rs
stssa5. Gases, Furniture,
sessa
purchaser fafTtshnT bond Win ,eysss
,elsa y sheriff s u e. n fsrIsh 4 Orleans.
erEegrEas G e. b Y Dlsralsr EoBEEra KILLER
sopvsils.oFHEEasEss sa AIS 4 4 5e ez Y 1
yR ps1 aa M a. ei
Orleans dams 1aairs q dessas LUND JUN
5 dss 81 a dss Hsaen
ns 4i aaps
imprme caraceFes typosraplanes cases meubIea,
coNpiTIos eriss i sseods
s Iss ~ oa 5oa
caution oonne ct solS"oe' JoHN H. BELL
in 10 "a 30 Sheriff de la paroisse dOrl&ans.
srz5H {sn NfT T HI
n ~ od an 4sd Eek Of safs e. ~
Orleans The entitled esse VII proceed e eel
Nasssas ssts s c H e. o. s'fS
1856 the following described property surrendered by the nso
THE ASSETS OF THE INsoLvENT, consisting Of sundEy
bills against private individuals corporations several scrp
Crescent Mutual Insurance and 10 shares IL nc
stock Of the Mechanics Society," the whole schedule aud
| statement deposited In my Office and In court. .4s
TERXThis being the second and last auction the above
described property will definitely Duplicated to the highest
and last bidder for whatever will bring. at II months credit
the purchaser giving bond, with good and solvent
| 7I7@ - TS5$z3 &s 557sSS3 JOHN II. BELL
| je12 10 S22 Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans. Il
srxrExE Corr DE DISTRICT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sEs
/ DE La NouvEILE-ORLEASs.S CREANCIERs. NO. 644.
TN yE1RTu dun Grare tte vsnte fie H.honoF.
laaire cidessus, pYocedera le LUNDI 9 JUN 1856,
midi ih8tel de Ia Cite de Ia Commune entire les dt
Camp des Magans les ee capras decris abandonne
i linsoyable creanciers savor--#4 y IL
i L'ACTIFED DE PIES0LEABLE conposant de eeLnptes
des des de eertfeats de
Compagnie Mntuees du Crescent
10 actions capital de soeete des Artisans tout
fornement rinyenaire depose bureau ct
CONDITIONS-Cee Giant ia seeonde ct derniere, Il
de propriete adjugee plus der
ner enehereur pour lie pri qui ofe II mois d.
credit racqueeu fournissant bon obligation
| ton bonnie ct solyable. 5595
L JOHN NJ BELL,
1 jel2 q Sheriff de ID Pafoisse d Orleans.
i
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LEGAL NOTICES.
STATE oFLou {

80 STATE UF#LOulSIANA-5 iS$5E
Flr1a DISTRICT cognr as
NOTICE is hereby given to the Credg-
In ors Of the nsovenf and 70 other persons herein
hereof Why the Of distribution filed blythe ynde
of the creditors of said nsoven should not approved and
hoologated according law and the funds distributed
b order OF Court this 2lth May, 1856
m27 G.LUMINAIs, Deputy Clerk.
a4f ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
oISoglExE coTR De DISTRICT PAkLENET vs. sEs GRE
r. ES creancIers du susdIt insoIyable Gont
~ son par pesentes notifies davoi dedure dix
iesanees lie second abeau distribution presente
syndic creancers u sus solvabe sera
homooue les fond entire ses main
dit tableau. -z==-S= r
4 myN o. luM AIS, depnte grehler-
ITO ALL1yIonIITHAYC ONCERN-NoTICE
Il is hereby given that within forty days from this date will
before the Fourth District Court Of New Orleans for the
emancipation of yellow slave MARY aged about q
years with the privilege Of remaining in this State
my15 3t in Sod JOHN q. COCKS, +
A tous eeux que celia pel1t concerner-AVIs
IA lie dome dedans ous aer de
Quatrieme Gour Dsctde Ia Nouvee pour obepr
Emancipation de mularesse nonme MARY, agee denV
ron z ans asec la permission de roster dams Fiat
NOTICE is hereby given that after due Lee
IN gal notice intend before the honorable the
Fourth District Court of New Orleans for the emancipation of
my slave BETSEY mqla9 g3msn AGED about 20
rny30 It In sod per F. G. LaYille, Attorney.
AVIS est par. lie present donne que $detlans
signe fera application Quare Cour de District de Ia Nou
vee pour obenir DEMONSTRATION uatrese BET
cEEsfE de Chs Baird
nyso At in S0d g " par T. Q. Lavle Avocat.
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MTOTICE-WILLIAAlS, BATHURST Il CO., HAVING
In resumed in full and the undersigned having
ISOLATED with them R. B. MAYES of Nashville Tennessee,
will continue Cotton Factorage General Commission
Business, under the firm Of JOHN WILLIAMS & Co.
JOHN WILLIAMS,
WILLIAM BATHURST.
New Orleans, June I, 1856. ie9 lIndSW
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LYMAN WILLIAMS.

o. EssT1LL SPRINGS, EsTILL COUNTY, EEss
TUEKY-Thfs fire Simmer Retreat is situated tho
Kentucky River, rounded by wild and rd1antie
tain scenery and of the most picturesque and healthy
locations world 1t miles Lextng
and accessible By ana graded have
line daily coaches from Springs,
that passengers leaving Lnuvie Cincinnati BY the
viii arrive the Springs evening"
place is in fine condition and y
of visitors ss#3tss.3t o. CHIIEs,
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

ST LeUISsteamer Gems25 bbls -four 400 bags bran 10
eo-9sS do corn Thompson 4coAo2 sacks 10 hhds
bags oats Dghan-lo bb -four Horiel Gayle 3eo25 hhds
Yesman 5eos DO to- Moore yaneuinl bbIs l6 kegs
bxs drugs Mckee Bailey &co1l 5x snndries Quarter Mas
bales cotton Bradley Wilson &eo4 bags oats liz bbls -four
S Delaney-Toal, Il hhds tobacco 239 bales cotton
ATTAKAPAS--Steame Picayune No 2-45 hhds sugar IL
bb molases 2do sugar Miles Adams &coO hhds sugar
Lobt ChapantierlS5 do % bbls moasses do sugar to
Dupra, Hays &coToa III hds sugar. 81 bbs molastes Il
bbs sugar. 20 :
PADUCAH-steomer City of Knoxvie-36 bbs is bbls
whisky to order
MOB1LE-Steamer Forida-39 bales domestics McKleroy
Bradfod-2 hf bbls whisky Farley Jurey kcosundres to
Geddes-and order.
TRENTON-steamer Bayou BELIZE bales cotton to R "
Estln Scot Gllyl Hugely, Blair &co-l Wright Allen
&co-39 Pnckard &co-S to Feson Stevenson &co2 tic
so bales cotton.
BAYOU SARASteamer Laurel Hill-3 bales Buch.
annon, Carroll &co50 hhds sugar II bbls mossses Men
berger &co3 hhds sugar Inf bbs moIases Hail. Rodd Put
nn3 hhds to order-100 bbs molasses Rochord6
do Miles, Adams &co0 do Farres25do Braud Landry
10 do Burbrige &co-53 bbls sugar Robertson Nc
gaToa bales Sc hhds sugar. 2iS b molases, SO
bbls sugar.
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The European mails by the Ercisson Liverpool
through to-day The private read well
anticipated We have received the following postscript Of the
2Stl ult., from Messrs. Brown, Shipley & Co.
Per Ercisson.] LIVERPOOL. May IS.
We have report extremely dull and dropping
market in the four days. the sales being only 1880 bales with
1000 spectators aad exporters decline Of Lied led
h. the above quotations. Trade quiet
and slightly i'll favor of buyers.
The Corn Market is dull decline Of ID per
Wheat Flour and Indian Corn slow of SALE and the above
rates barely maintained.
The money accounts by the Ericsson read follows:
The London Shipping ind Mercantile Glgette of May o.
says:
Nearly the whole of the late receipts gold Australia
and America goes intD the Bank of England
The impression increases that reduction the dis
shortly be looked for The however
that Russia is about to BECOME borrower perhaps retard
the change little while unless he that contrary
expectation portion of the loan will required
London market The probability however, is that Prussa
the nripc junn urka saf
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WATEsRI I'M G. e .I.. cES.

nss, GULLUM STRINGS a cHoeTAW COUNTY,
pgtisses q a a,s slEs ss
its vicinity for their liberal patronage bestowed him
ss ssa ses sa aai II
1eet with Springs and New Orleans thereby
ends 81 trifing expense Wittoas DE delay
~ 1Its RITES d II sots b.
fsr WssF.. Is
y waiting ias 5asds Il
ID zi M A GHARLEs cULL6si PrspFissar
- PASS cTERTsTrAN TToTET.. THIs EgFJA
ar E % ysorr n tie i'll & @
next aadef The supesintendence Of . i.
nyss In !. ~ 52sI q 80 e
-, TINE OCEAN SPRINGS HOTEL Will.
sn sgsHs 81 Sa Il aas sT so s slee
Ever energy viii b q bear make the vlss9Ts az
- Es0EWT CLEAR IHOTEL.THE PEePRIE-
ssss III as 49, assss u e'ff
During the past tie
Hes Il md gssy
%hs Al yen SsA len ssas m r
sat fE
M Bssgt sas Fish and 9ysTERs
rsTg # attsadal places
season dfs I'D Pa cnr aafs ~
sis esaa as e assafs II n
- CDOEFsIss WEI .Ss-sITUATEDf IN HTEDs
eounty Mss f2ss5 miles from railroad.
This noted Watering Fass Iasrhsa,
Rsgsg &c. pI nsS spsn sf -
Si Nh .b
March, 1856. Proprietor.
NB-It well that the yellow wa preTaIsrs
a. ds Fess aI
with IT, elevated location IN the pine
any local fever Precauon has besH
bedding nsed the occasion pointed the resi-
dent 81 Beazeleye and nt n presense oi
tions going and visitors daily do MOI
desire expect very large company
son; every exefou will be made 70 rets the invalid
Portable.
Gl rn3l IL s=S3 INMANt WILIHAAS-S
Ssrr.Ir 1arG.sI FgrrII lxfI-S-rr rratr
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enfueky River surrounded by romantic noun
aea Il he od Ghs Ell ra
and made s IL ha ssaa Company e.
dsaS ssT sss o asaa tie
M train o vii aTrIxs AZ ihs sane gssaing
+ sis5ssSs; e ss-'-'ss = n S5sss .,45IEs
OFFICE-clTF II ALE NEW OR
- leans 7 june s56The undersigned register Of The
names residence qualified electors The city
Orleans, hereby informs that he
prepared said registry and that his office VIII be
opened Of the City Hail. MONDAY NEXT,
the Of june A. NJ, yin. thereafter. open
every day, Sundays holidays excepted The hours,
under the law, are from Al NJ, 70 8 r. NJ
The undersigned being sincerely desissus Of facilitating the
De
M shs
TIE name I'd sssIasaes qf ,s elssa
and t5s number & If
& H Mas.b When n aas Mhs as'asa sssn
The signature Of the eecor opposite the Registry d his
Every citizen natuaze any the State
Rs5ad
a be snppd b a CLERK the
granted ths setting oE az tei
delivered seh citizen Of charge and wit
shSHd s a ssaa saes ans s hss s nGn
citizen thereof otherwise than in The
then he shall forth facts in aftsr. before the Regis
citizen such fater by
eeds &c
sy S Would become y ITSELF
to absolute requirements Of the law would
ana
9s hs t e n amy &
lsaaS sas,fas
with the required details certificates time for the next
ss jss ; louis sT.MARTIE, Register. "
4 II. GAEsTER 8 Co., CORNER OF coaNos
4 steF and shps 2
Sd MAGkEREI, 200 package, Na ,s- l, 2 and 5
HERkING.5S b5is md 90 bozes Sealed.
H HaBGf Ffs sslzs5 Es g ana 100 boxes
VIII Ei oIIs9s sS1 h6ls
FlSHHERs o afTzals 81 ssls
| sgGAR.sloo bbis Crushed and Powdered
Sperm ehNbLEs- boxes boxes,
| ..= S0AP-500 boxes s.. G,.
| q f2aEfHnl Be sSzfs dozen.
| . TEAs1 ! boxes Imperial GunpowdeF etc
| CUBA sIxEs-iooboxes Raddln's.
TORACCO-50 boxes aa
5STh ooFFaEesso bags
Iobs5s saRsn a casHp ees ma
| A BTTA 1VATER.-THE WATERS OF THESE okL- &
d ta H. At NJ y n street. corner Of
bssas fs In S aass e
Govt Diseases Of the W Y, se Debility
from sE
os e as y 9 s psP e ssaSp
infant aSsing dst Win
from one the numerous certificates feat e hand
Ihis y 70 certify was IN very PAD state OF hsan
dys t. asf 5 aas 5 Ct p
Ss TWa noMTas ESWSn no RfrEr aen haa
IL snEas s asss e s 1ss f5es ss s
sisriass aeRs
p s q q
.ssf gf'i sson
SHOWS 'as nature q '1s o'ss'ss' H MAcsHANE
a. N ,;..-,.,., 80 ,nsa.
fFFabIs BadasF
srey .s sdsiss Connection
Clans Oh H. hodse' ou1 ne feSy sT ne Fan dement,
:. :: S0zhh' z.ess Physician.
Soi ". chTist 1f.S's' Dr. Wedderbat1s 4.
5 Iss0f Iev ssf G ESQ., g. g. fR osts e
h ton o C ms Tfs M be shortly nn
lis e0-lpe.e- slNnlss.. U S. RossrKRr
A. a sss1;aa AZ IVY or
gnssrs in the United States have examined tis
'ns :. - most DsAa AAa assa assa'ons q
s h IKE s1 deses as me gaze indfehses u So
assy he Ent1s ss
poon the so as Iii R @ sn s ~
lion Ct the as have 50 long sought
The speed o the wind is not M By powerful
i this Mn bs xs put
WI require sass :. 'snea Saa,sst j. ssss.
vara as motive Il
heraofee was ether ruin .
revoved with sne apdty as 70 wesr heat and csfe greatly