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MOI ICE

Is hereby given that John Harper, admins
TRAITOR of the estate Of William Harper, deceas.
ca; John Siger guardian Of James D. Ooyell
minor heir Of Leonard Covell, deceased; Will.
IAN Howe, guardian of the minor heirs of Wal
ter W, olsey, deceased; Enos Nieble, guardian
of Abaer Niebel heir at law Of Abraham Au'
rand, deceased and Joseph Fredrick, admin,
istrator Of the estate o John Merryman, dec q
rbave filed their respective. accounts for finn
settlement in the office Of the ,CourLof Probate
of the county Of Wyahdot, o 10. -....t
/ Said accounts will remain on file in my Of
fee for inspection by all concerned until th'
7th day ofTJanuary a D.. 1858, on wlicl
day at i2 o'clock M, settlement will be made
vi, -,,.,. M. H. KIRbY. --rs5}.i
Dec. 9Th, A. d. Probate Judge of Wyando
1853 'HiGlJ County Ohio. f'I'
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FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa.
: ROAD NOTICE.

1NToTICE is hereby given, to all1w hon it
IN may concern that there will be a view and
survey of proposed County road on the ! ~
day of January, A. D. 1859, described as fol
lows to wit:-commencin at a point near the
brick school house in the village of Marseilles
in said tywnshp running thence east east or a IT.
tie south east through lanus belonging TO the
estate of Charles Merriman and through tne
ljnds of Thomas Emptage snd south OF s.ld
Empt,ge's house, until it comes TO tne section
shin running thi nee south on the section line
to III center Of S id sections l6 and II running
thence e st through the center Of sections SIX
teen. fifteen md thirteen, in said township to
the county line between the counties OF Marion
md wy, ndot, there to terminate. .,''I YNoi7
e Deo TO-, '58. no-9-3w f..7fi sr'5l5E sltlas
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NSoTICE.

Court or Common Pleas Of wyandot County,
li9 Ohio. " ilgsi N1'aF}qw2 voc -f9YG
Harriet Kerns, VI } $50 b. j 8is is .sr8'5
B VS.. Petiti0ntfor Divorce.
Bepjamin Kcrns, } sbe,i si.A .s,se,y
The defendant Benjamin Kerns Of the coun'
ty Of Marion and State of Ohio will take no
Itice that ,le plaintiff Harriet Kerns has filed
her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas il
Wyandot County, Ohio. against him, asking
for n divorce from the defendant, her husband
Oh the grounds Of extrenie cruelty and haoitn
al drunkenness orthree years last past als'
asking for the custody and control Of her IN
fant son John Scott ke ns the issue Of thei
marriage; and that the said petition viii u
heard at the next term Of said court
.Euit HARRIET kkRNS. tlgui
lieI adi ta By 9. W. BEHRri her Atty:
Dec 10th 1858. (pd) NOS ow'
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DR.. .Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.

Are you sick, no matter what organ is affec'
ted, depend upon it The blood, which is the
food and sustenance Of every organ, Is, Is full OF
corruption! DR.. RobscEs, Scandinavian blood
purifier and Pills, break up the source Of dis
ease in the. ,Apds Of the body. They purge
and purify the elements Of the blood. Hence
their quick and complete cures in dyspepsia
srrofula. eruptions, fits tumors, nervousness
kidney complaints, piles, weak stomach low
fcvers, debility, rheumatism, headache, want
of sexual yigor, ETC., etc. These remedies are
astonishing the whole medical world. se'
Advert semcnt. q .,.4,...i.. iti a
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NEw ADV ERTIsEMENTs

VIEW Adv ERTIsEMENTs
o~o~ooS>~xa~ SsS-S>->ssSf f-s-.s~~>~-- -y-~-~~>>~
7l7Es G. EA RT4E 4ENGLlSH, REAEDY
saa A SIR JAMES yGL ARK ELS aJfrs
3 CELEBRATED u FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from a. pFsscriptios cf aSit
Clarke, NJ. d.. p1ysieioH Esires
,u,s isvo, y, d.nerys to As Queen. ,estls il
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in th<
cure Of all those painful and nd,dangerous. difess-
|es to which the female constitution is subject
| It moderaies, ali excess, and removes, vi OBJ
lstructions, and a speedy cure may be relied en
/ 3sl.t TO MARRIED LADIES - ~,
lii is. peculiafiy suited. It will, in. shsri
| time, bring on the mouth period with rega
Each bottle, price One Dolfar, Years the Gov
ernment Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent
7 80 -. 1tog=r .-.-l .ssoBE9g o. 'se
These Pi,ls should not be taken by females
during the FIRST THREE MONTHS Of preg1 4
nancy as they are sure to bring on Miscar.
riaee, but at any other time they are safe. Jt
l. in all cases Of Nervous and Spinal A hec !
Itions, Pain in the Backand Limbs, Fatigne on|
: sightexertion, Pa pitaion Of the Heart Hys-|
terics, and Whites these Pills wiieffecta curel
when al other meaDs have failed, ,and although
a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, eas-
nell untimony, or any thing hurtfuL toa,hsI
constitution. N sa,rl,.s sue se- -vt1sn,.19 h.i |
\ Full directions accompany each package.
| Sole agent for the United States and Canada,
! JOB MOSES, (Late |. g. Baldwin g. Co
Rochester NY. 1
N. B-$l,00 and Gpostagc stamps enclosed
10 any authorized Agent, will insure bottle Of
the Pills by return mail -, 49,
= For sale ny MAXWELL 4 HOLT0N, Up
per Sandusky, Ohio. les' Y ~ ... ~. 'e...-
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% GJDR MANN, tho renowned disceverer OF
that invaluable remedy, Dr. Mann's Ague
Balsan, still continues TO labor in behalf of
the afflicted. His medicines are universally
admitted by the American press to be far su-
perior to any and all others ever discovered
for the Treatment of chills, fever and ague, and
all internittcnts. There can be no doubt, il
we can place confidence in the inrumeraolt
testimonials whi,h the Doctor has in his pos
session, that it is the greatest discovery eve
made in tile science Of medicine. The attcn
tion of our readers is called to the advertise
me Mt of this Balsaln found in another column
Of this paper, and we would recommend a!
SUI ffcrifg from this disease, viz: chills, feye
and ague, to a, all themselves ofa trial Of thi
remedy Sold b all good druggists
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Estate of Daniel Graham.

/ Notice is hereby given. that the subscriber
has been appointed and qualified as Admins.
traitor on the estate of Daniel Graham. dec d,
late Of Crane township, Wyandot County Ohio
JAMES CULBERfSON, Jr.
Nov, 10, ts5s.I yd bsIsFs19 NO, q
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y DR.. M'LANE'S II.
p. CELEBRATED II. sa
.VERM
.t-sinq ,H3 AND a3 uio
LIVER PILLS.

w ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to e '-l {, .'- .-.
Dr.. Chas, sM'Lane's Celebrated
VernIuge and LiyerPills.
z We do not recommend them as
universal Cure -alls, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE, s72a-
For expelling Worms from tile
human system. 1t has also been
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Animals
subject to Worms. '3s 5ss f.. 4..,
THE LIVER PILLS, = =.
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all BILIOUS DBRANcEMENTs, Sick
/ HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases Of
h. ,s"+ II, FEVER AND AGUE, ra.
u preparatory to or after taking Qui-
b nine, they almost invariably make
speedy and permanent cure. gg+
l- As specifics for the above mem
toned diseases, they arc Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
. ministered in accordance with the
directions. 3. /, a.. 70 l..'.i s.,1,.; ,7Iaio
,..,,: Their Unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
/. IS. ,... FLEMING BROTHERS, z 9
.., ..., .,,r, PITTSBURGH, Pa "..s
to dispose of their Drug business,
in which theyahave been success
fully, engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to .
= .T.aal FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, Pa.
lt Ps Dealers and Physicians ordering from Others
than Fleming Bros, will do well to write their orderi
distinctly, and take but DR. MLdnes prepared tJ
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh. Pa To those wishing to give
them trial. we win forward per mail. post paid to any
part of the United States, one box Of pills for twelve
threecent postage stamps vial of Verniifge toi
fourteen thrseccnt stamps All orders from Canada mus
be- accompanied by twenty cents extra lcel3 t...
/ GTsold in U pier Sandusky, by, ,H3E HEN DER De
j SON & FERRIS, and by Druggists and Deal
i T. ers everywhere. .4.s b4s .,l4.st,.7 .-l4
4 Dec. s., ls5o.-ly.l esasG ie ..s saf ftaHi
| \ 81 l01fg s5ss, - l.
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A N endless variety Of Soaps and Per-
"A fumery, at HENDEsRoN d FERRIS.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-17
ATTENTION.

AS have retired from the Hardware busi-
ness, win expect every man who has an ac-
count upon my books te step up 10 the Cap.
tailrs Office and settle with as little delay as
po sibla, wish to close up the business I'M
nicdiarely, and those who donot coire up and
settle Voluntarily must notbe surprised ifthey
are compelled to do SO. Aword TO the wise is
sufficient. G gy8w vgial0 9ssnl .e2l Al
J. 20 et7L ut1I sg W. H. KILMER.
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wWe publish the message this week
without any comment and to the exclu'
sion Of all other matter. The Editor is
still sick, but with fair prospect ofbeing
able 10 resume his usual duties in the
course Of few days, 80. 80. G od
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1858-12-17
r. M q N e z, e. .''
.E a a.9o yEa io sal eteu v@iae7S faE
M A'zsS \ g!I'a 3M,!A.S'Isa M!.,!.'Is.a go,
tl Hs lHl 11dF fs1' sf@g ee-s
= URN Sc ST UR Il 4 BIl
H. STEPHAN
CANE AND woop SEAT CHAIRS.

NV chairs cannot be beat either in Quality
finish or prices; can sell them from ten to
twenty per cent cheaper than the same artl-
cles have ever been sold in this county before
Having had long experience in the onsi'
in nv employ. I fiatter myself that / can turn
ont as rood, neat and d ,rable work, as. any
establishment in the county-at least / have
ever knocked under to any of them yet, and
dc not expect to be compelled to do so very
soon. EqsllA rg tlStfG sG9gGIlBu gE&
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DIR. M'LANE'S

vEeMlFuGE AND LIVER PILLS
D IJ-A singular combination. but very
efie ctual, as the following will shows 'Ai
"a l''a New York, Nov. goth 1859.
Knowing from experience, the yalua-
BILE qualities Of Dr.. M'Lane's Vermifnge
and Liver Pills, prepared by Fleming
Bros Piusburgh5 Iabave for some time
back considered it my duty, and made IL
business, TO make those articles known
wherever | went among my friends. A
short time ago | became acquainted with
the case Of a youag girl, who seemed to
be troubled with worms and liver com
plaiut at the same time, and had been SUI
lering some two months. Through my
pers uason she purchased one bottle Of
Dr. 'Lane's vermifuge, and one box oi
Liver Pills, which she took according, to
directions. The result was, she passed a
la, GO quantity Of worms, and thinks that
one box more of the pills will resIo4e her
to perfect health. Her name and resi-
dence can be learned by calling on b. l.
Thrall, Druggist, corner Of i'utger annl
Monroe streets 3s9mUr,yos siGT ol
JaTPurchasers will be careful ts ask for DIN
M'LANES CELEBRATED YERMlFuGE
manufacturedby by FLEMING BROS. Of Pitts
burg, Pa All other vermifugeso in con'parl
son are e " worthless DR.. MLane's genuine
yermifuge, also his celebrated Liver Pills
can now be had at all respectable Drug Stores
None genuine without the signature Of -i't
/ <2)ip ia1'Hr Ha b9FLEMlNH Bros
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IToADlEs, \ no w,aan1p ses tsosh brush
,l<i es and Dentri6ces, call ~ iAae
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Dec. 10. 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17
Commisaioners on Health.

The Health Comm held their daily meeting 1T
noon yesterday--hs Honor the Mayor presiding.
Several applications received from gentlemen con-
ncc,ed with The shipping interest," in reference 10 vessels
detained at Quarantine.
stsaed that the young woman Susan Cross, Ian
account Of whose death from yellow fever In cottage at
staten Island has already appeared in the H.na1DD had
paid visit 70 an infected ship while out
in row boat Some Of the crew said that she called
board 70 get drink Of water, and Ia supposed that she
contracted the fever this occasion. No other CAGES be
this and that o. the German servant girl known
on ne Island outside Of the hospitals The last named
woman 10 ii present alive in the Marine Hospital aud
fair way Of copvaescsnce.
The CITY Inspector deposed that he had served notices
eignt owners Of pxgerics, complained
against a. public instances.
The following vessels permitted 10 up 10 the
city
snip John n. Gersln on the 23d INST
ship Messenger from Sagua Ia Grsnde, tho 23d inst
SHIP NJ n J. q. Gilmore on the nth inst
ehip Rather on the 18th inst.
Bark Albertlna on the Goth inst
Bark Celia on the ed inst
An application from the bark Lewis Bliss 10 Up 10
the city was referred 70 the Health Officer.
The steamship Philadelphia. with her passengers aud
luggage vas permitted 70 proceed 70 the CITY After ven
lation, &C.
Adjourned.
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LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.


Anniversary OF the hattie OF remington.
The eighty first anniversary Of This great battle Vas
held yesterday, al Bennington, Vermont ne Rev.
Charles s. Robinson, OF Troy, ~ ", delivered elo-
quent GRAFTON 70 crowded audience and Vas oo~ ed py
several distinguished speakers. We received the folv-
ing lnvitA,iens-
18TH or AUGUST
You scresly invited 20 attend celesrHcr N
Ssmor ..ios q ne s,ss Are. ssnvsr.p q ne sss q
las An Grafton wilbe delivered 81 ne Esy. cSses 9
are sspse.eS 70 IN s.nasnee S.u 10 ssSf.e ,ssos
upon Inc comuiee Of Arrangements by lnforisg ne, -
fully, y.ura IHes rIrFANf
BsSssIeroS. VI, Angus, a. issa
The battle OF Bennington fought on the ltth OF
August 1777. and was not the only subjec Of asonSa-
ment which the Americans furnished their enemies during
the great campaign. Iu order 10 obtain farther supply
Of provs Burgoyne The 18th August, dstached
Colonel Baum, q German officer, with 500 rcn-rArtly
oayslrytvo pieces Of artillery, and 100 indians, 70
prize Bennington and ssizs large deposit OF carriages,
corn -four and ether which hal been coec:ed
BY the Americans that place General ssrk, Who,
with the New Hampshire militia (aco sons), happened 70
be in vicinity his way 70 Join General ssssyler.
He first heard Of the approach OF indians ADD asr-
wards Of the regular force He collected his Brigade
expresses 70 the neighboring militia 70 join h,un sei
also 10 Colonel Warmers regiment Of Manchester o. no
morning Of the 14h Of August he marched ARMS, bs
enemy ct the head OF 700 men, and sent Colors Grevy
with party Of 200 70 skrmsh in TIER 'front.' srd recard
their progress. He drew up his men 10 order Of esuo;
but on coming In sight Of hun, Baum halted sdvasts
geous ground sent express 10 Bursoyne norning
OF his situation, and fortified hlnsef vel - cEcu-
stances would permit After scme skirnisnns on tns
morning Of the 1d<h Stark onmencefs nr GU hacs IN
The roy al forces Baum mste brave defence ne ose
issted two hours during which ne r.s sasa On s.sfy
side by inceessnt dschsrge Of muskery he vas nj.
Tally woundeo, his troops we're overpcS = sN
them escsped rto the wood, snd aet, pur.ssa ~ os
victorious Americans and the rest we're xIs1 n aken
priscners An5 thus, ss 5risn hslfsr US vrIsen,
svhhout artillery with old rusty meiocss, ADJ Win
scarcely bayOret their militia entirely defsste1 ssh-y
so veteraps vs sei provided With tso peces D sr
slierv and offended hv 1rsasrorks ms ADsfiCsM
scos hrass fsi pieces, ZOO ruskss, 900 ssords md
rur hsggsas wasors. Tue g. sh irs 100 <is71 rulnt
sd snf rrsoosrs, an me Aniercsns 100 sisd sd
rcarIsi. rhs ha'lls vss Brc1gnas esst check AID
asa rsflfs one % IL M a sfs-t % rssrg s1e
pressed rrsfs VI ne 4rlsfCscs 3f u-ivesl g.n
lsnlS ~ AeF Case.
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TO THE BDTTOR OF THK HERALD.
Allow 10 give you correct List OF the players In the
base b. mach that will take place tuesday, Augsst
H. 1858, the Fashion Race Course; namely, all Ner
York W. all brooklyn. Several changes having bsen
adssn the last meeting perhaps this might inter..
s,ne Of your ball playing readers No correct lat has
before appeared In print
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-17

AUTHENTICITY OF THE QUEENS MESSAGE
The above message received by the President with
some doubts 90 70 s authenticity, but the matter
eved Of all doubt by the following message from the
Superintendent Of the Newfoundland line
TRINITY BAY, August 16-TP VI.
ne message 70 the President purportng 70 be from the
Qaecn, actually the Atlantic cable from valcn-
Ma Ireland, and unquestlonsbly authentic The Presi-
tents reply viii be sent as soon % received.
A. NACKAY, Superintendent
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The Messrs. Ielands, Of the Metropolitan, sc
soon - they heard The news, had IL imne-
dately announced TO thek hdies and gsntlemsns'
psrlors, where created . general furoYs. Exten1-
pore connexions Of their numerous guests gathered
in the different rooms discussing the all Important event.
and not few hbatons In honor Of the occasion we
INDUCED in by the enthusiastic gentlemen In IA
house. Some suggested that the building sho nd pc
instantly Illuminated expression Of JOY, but Ut 'eas
was decided to await the general rejoicing, ami paro
pate joyously In that.
At the ST. Nicholas the tags kept flying from u Q
time Of the reception of the despatch promising the
sage, and the matter was the subject Of general CONVEX
sation in the house.
at first, but upon confirmation, became the subject Of
general rejoicing.
The proprietor Of the New York Hotel resolved the
following despatch which no circulated freely among bis
guests
Mr. CRA,~roN, New York Hotel
The Queens message passed through our Office We
win notify you when the Presidents reply comes:
This WAS regarded rs conclusive and the rejoicing
thereupon became general determined 10 be fully
prepared for the illumination to night.
The Everett House guests early notified that the
message had at length passed through the CABLE and
many the Fluctuations iadugsd iu Tho guests con-
graduated another rs If each had received some
special personal BENEFIT and the determination OF the pro-
pretors TO do their share toward rendering he numia-
ton tonight a brilliant one, was loudly applauded.
Tue MESSAGE IN THE THEATRES.
Al most OF the theatres which open the news OF
the reception of the Queens message circulated quickly
among the audience and created no little eothusasm. At
Nibo's, Nh. Moore, the stage manager announced tie
from the stage and the audience up hearty
round OF applause and three cheers which fairly shook
the building.
THE NEWS IN THE RESTAURANTS.
Whether not lager beer inspires caution, the news
was the saloons received with some caution and before
the extras could be sold the boys hsd to show the real
message and mistake before they got their sxpences
One enterprisDg resauraeur in Fulton street, had
large pscasd posted his front window bearing the fol-
lowing inscription
Neeeken<H>,NN<
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIyHPoof. COTTON MARKRr.

LIVERPOOL Angus. 6-Conadence ia increasing Ia force
In cotton market The sales of the week foot ~,
34o bales To DAY the demand has been regular bot
not extensive and the sales 1000 bales n previous
rates. including 900 bales speculation and for export.
American descriptions in general rsgasss, and
have been taken largely by spectators and
tho trade The quotations for fair quxlK ed
qualities authorized by Committee Of Brokers are for
upands, 7isd Mobiles, T-ied; Oreaus, rysd; IN sd-
vance Of eight OF . penny each or uae two nrs
named and three sixeenths Of penny the later. Tho
lower and middle qualities have been freely taken By
buyers, and have advanced oueeight Of penny 70
fourth OF penny. Brszls command full prices Zxyp.
tans have advanced onoeight OF penny, and East
da scarce, and In good request Ut last vezs
During the week 9s7o bales Of American were taken ON
speculation and 4,244 bales for export me saies Of
American are In deta-4oo bales Bee Island Georgia,
~ IL Nd. . 49,; Upland, at cd. . 71d. q, 200 New
Orleans, at AKA. at Cd; s,7oo Mobiles, Ut SKA. AKA
LIVERPOOL HREApsrvrFs MAnKxr.
IN the Liverpool breadstuns market there vss rood
business done In the ane qualities Of American -four Corn
was inactive and wss held for full prices
STATE OF TRADE.
MANCHESTER, August 9, 1858
Tho market continues steady, and though NE demand
quiet good business n being done.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MAnKsT.
Beef had declined ~. Cd. o.. per tsrce PORK vas
seaoy butnactive Bacon st reduction of IT, per cv..
tho demand increasing.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Sugar WAS arm. Coffee steady res-Corgoo vs held
al Nd higher, viz, 1od. sloisd. Rosin--A lsrgs bssi-
doing sales Of 900 bbIs. cold at a. AGO
medium 70 ane ct los . 1es per cwt rurpeaaz,-
Rough, o. ID. Ashes, 3ss 3ss. ID. TslIov rsady q
sos Cd. 51s
LONDON xARKErs.
LoSpoS, Angus, 9, is5s.ssssr Is active, aud has cd
vanced ls. on the week refined In request grocery
Jumps, 53s Coffee steady. Tea in increasing demand:
common copgou, ioisd. saltpe,rs higher as 81. Rec
very nrm raow ass cd. the spot, and ses for The
last three months Of hs year. Lnseed oil, On. "a. Ia
dIgo nrm. There In little alteration IN other nusies
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THE QUEEN TO THE PRESIDENT.
10 The HONORABLE
TIM PRESIDENT OF TIE UNITED srArEs;-
Her Majesty desires TO congratulate the President
upon the successful completion Of this great inter-
National work, in which the Queen has taken the
deepest interest.
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deMe OF our People TONG on nan
cooked.
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pUA luh 1LLLUnAIn Il UuAh AAHSu'
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sapateo.
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THE PRESIDENT TO THE QUEEN.
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Er HER MAJESTY VICTORIA,
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and indoniiAoie energy OF we Two countries
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