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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

- F-tE IT,
THE Crosse TETE BiL1.--It is scarcely
necessary to inform our readers thai the bill
introduced by our Representative, Hon, H.
W,AlIGs, in the House, to anuex the Crosse
Tete. country, to onr parish according the Act
Il Of 1895, was defeated in the Senate On satur-
day last, By The Senator from IberviIle. 1t
is but al act of Justice to our Representative
to state that he used all honorable f9eans in
his power to secure its passage, in which he
vas ably seconded BY our Democratic sens-
tors, Hons BB. saAas and j. L .srnE1,Sa
1t was defeated on it's third and last ~reat1iry
BY u vote Of i3 to "a, Its passage through the
#Hotssse and The yote in the Senate, is sufficient
evidence that Cur, claim 10 that portion OF
iberFilis or shch portion as. was claimed BY
= Capt. ALIENS bill, has some pyetensions r.
justice, despite the arguments advanced br
Senator TAAaor to defeat It. On MONDAY.
lash a motion was made and carried bv =
large ma)or'ty 10 reconsider the vote. and
thus the matter stands for the present,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

CORRUPTION f~usns.-The evidence before
the Congressional Committee show thai ME.
Holcott, o! the firm, OF Gardner, Woseott 4
20, OF Boston, aE1i formerly in the ernpSeY OF
La srence, Stone 4 Co, received S5s.o0o in
cash to bride Congress. The fr,3 has failed,
and Mr.. Nolcott denies before the Commit
tee that be used the money directly or indi-
rectiy to hr1be a member Of Congress. The
creditors OF Lawrence, Stone & Co, reere-
seated at Washington by Mr.. &. F. Butler.
say, if YOU did not use our funds for the spa.
ciat purpose for which they were entrusted
to you. where are they? Give them back.
Nr. No}cost remains i'll jail, apparently seek
ing some loophoie by which he may keen
the money and escape punishment. The
lliiobie IN the matter seems to be that en-
plcying lobby men; whose e!oas1er1ce can ep.
tighten and Instruct ~benighted members and
teach them the proper bearing Of a question.
IS not dalled bribing members Of Congress,-
Mr. Wolcots denies that be directly a indi-
gectly gave money for votes to members Of
Consfess, bnthe does not deny chat he spent
the money to influence the massage Of the
bllj, 11andeed he spent it at all. This inai-
rect mode OF influencing the passage ola bill
has long been practiced. It is known thet
the Collins line Of steamers. after the RECENT
OF large sums OF money from the Government
has been discontinued as uinproftabIe. It j.
also currently reported that Of 100000 re-
eiyed By the Collins line from the Govern
n1ent. hree-fou1ths, or $500. 600, was snent
at Washington to procure the passage of the
allowance. This matter requires investiga-
ton, as we'll as that Of the, Lawrence bribery
ll'fd, ana the mode in which tho money IS
spent, whether in direce payments to the
members. or in employing lobby men to in
struct' them, after they have been fed, from
the fund. The whole matter should be pro-
bee to the bottom, and Congress discover
whetfaeT they arasaetually made: the tools for
extracting money out Of the pockets of the
public into those of the lobby. 1t is well
that in the case OF the famous "Gard-
ner claim" Congress voted nearly $4,000 to
pay It; Of this $4,000 went into the pockets
q three OF stour persons, among them. Mr..
Corwln. Secretary Of the Treasury, and three
gentlemen said they passed the claim because
they believed it to have been an honest one, |
Il that was SO, what Is the r~esultzr WIN d
man with g claim on the Government. which,
all the high officers believe to be just, cannot
bis money without paying away four
sfths Of it to influential menu 1t IS 4ou,ta |
sime the whole matter was ripped up,-Uxu-
ea States Ecouon9ist. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

III Asg or MOTHER EARTB.~-The coal
he11s Of North America extend over an area
Of 10000 square miles, while those Of Great
Britain occupy Al arear OF 5000 square miles,
The masses Of vegetable remains found in
coal. Ilave no doubt that it is Of vegetable
origin! and, assuming that to BE- the fact, q
geologiats has calculated the lengthot time
that would be required to v~egetate and pro-
aace such vast masses Of carbon as are de-
posted IN beds, of coal 1t has been estimated
by observation oa growing plants, that il
would require rs square feet Of surface 10
produce one pound of carbon and supposing
that the plants grew On the spot. it would re-
quire 6,O92 years to make a bed of coal three
feet in thickness. AS the beds Of coal III
South Wales are 100 feet thick, it would, ae~
%cording to this calculation, have required
"a $3.50 years for the deposition Of the whole
of the coal strata. This fact suggests some
curious reflections as to the period at which
the formation Of the earth took place, Wa
do not think it supposable that the ''pIants
grew on the spot" but that the vegetables
have been heaped up, BY water, Or other
wise, in certain localities.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20
\ RAILwAy TRAIN SToppmDmr BBaia.
AsDs.-We read III the Gsourltr. Il. laa !,

- ~ SshH = VIZ &Shf ~ so
Between Bone and Pra.cati i | faiiEt
way about nine miles long. 1 coIs'11-
erab'e uurnber Of persons went Tie ollsE
day to = tfata at Ffaseati, the ladies hsIsg
d~seszeain their richest ggarnlenls, nd
wearing their eostliess javel1T y
was al! known 10 the briggauas. Aseo..
dinghy, they seized the officers Yl'o e.
cupiej The intermediate station II fbe
midst Of The deserted country aaaa BE- DC
ceeded to hoist the red flag, IS sIggntl
to stop. TIE engineer, fearing something
was On tie line, brought The snglnsh
dead stand, when The robbers %ipsIsna!F
laid held Of the travellers and epeTf
p|undered them, doing them, hovssef,
no other injury. Up 70 this t Ial..' Y
had fancied that railways would PVT y
end to this sort Of adventure by sas
stroke performed Al tsazsrI
gates of Rome, shows that We 4. Vs & 1a
sangniae. Instead Of robblnagg some 70
Or a dozen passengers il 4 dIllseaat
The brigands now take one HUNDRED t1kg1ee =
Que haul. OF course, The more pfeaas.
tive this peculiar branch d lDdpsfTJ ..
comes IN the Roman Slatestthe gfes.1s
will be the numbers Of thoss lhz. e
It. i
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

T. OurNew Orleans correspondent seems
to labor underssouoe sort of a mental hals,,c;
nation in regard to the theatrical perfornan-
'se$ IN thai great city, II they don't perform
to fhs Satisfaction Of his Fifty cents worth. he
IS sure to give them stirring up. But we
IL the country arc led 70 suppose that the
greatest miracles Of modern times are to be
seen ut these temples Of Thespis. which our
interchangeable correspondent 50 wiIfully per-
sists IN representing as hurtnbugs. I've al
most hope-in fact we think it must be 90
mat he IS compelled to be a nightly attend
ant, upon the principle Of the little boy who
a season ticket and had K, be there
whether he wanted to or not. = %.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

AMERICAN NEEflN9 ~ BAroS horcE.-
The American party Of Baton Rouge on Satstr-
day night last, held 4 meeting, and n~onliaa-
ted the following named gentlemen as eanal-
dates for the Municipal officers. Fer Mayer,
josEFT aioSaEr; for TREASURER, Collector and
~assessor, #. l.. WoLFE; for Constable, losEeH
HEEsoS for City Cion,scit, FrA To,1, Il. Il.
FsvReT, F. R.. RRuEor, l.. L. PowERs;
Second Hard, 2. A. Braun, w. r, CAEa-
SHAWL. 4. ToNL1sso*. All excellent uomi-
nations, and bound to win, i: the members Of
the party will but work with their former
enargy.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20
TuE MOBILE DUEL.-Ihe MefeaTr

f
THE MOBILE DUEL.-Ihe Me'eEVrTf !.
MoudaT gives the followinggzaeeo'e's :
this affair:
We understand that f hostile menu i1sas
took place yesterdye evening lsf1's'. n
the line, between Capt. MaaiT aE,'a,
city, and Capt. E. 4. deRiyIere 1 ths1 sfa :.
used being navy revolgers. ] 70 zasx
were exchanged. neither Of Jap ~ ". :
viere's taking effect ,z.
Capt. Maury's first shot s1'aas
twenty dollar gold piece ln bIs sn, D. /.
nist's vest pocket the second ~ { !:
feet, the balllodgiog IN he'ooI s. ], J,
mouth. Capt. de Riviera i ss1d g. i !
be dangerously wounded. hess H. 1.
The particulars ne could learn q ~
hour. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20
THE BUSINESS BEFORE CoxeEEss---The

!, The BUSINESS BEFORE CoxaEEss.-The
Baltimore American says: .
The few who thought, at the commences
ment OF the p eseft session, thatlt would ter
inmate ~ May. have reluctantly given up this
hope. The main appropriation bills, the Kan
sas question, the Utah Question, eight investi-
gazing committees; the Qualification OF the
revenue laws, the Clayton-Balwer controver-
sy, the Paraguay difficulty, and many other
Questions eguaIly important, and which viii
give rise to debate, have yet to BE disposed Of
iii either house. The six or seven hundred re-
ports from the Court Of Claims which will
come up are excluded from the consideration.
as there seems 70 be no disposition, on the part
OF the House at least to give them any ia1ge
amount of attention. It is hardly probable,
with these facts in view that Congress will adj
lourn ssns dis before august.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

RA1sllRAia!--Wa want rain. Our plan
ters eornplains much OF the want OF rain, al
though we fear when it does come, it will
give US. much nlore, than we want. We are
always in extrenes-either a long dry spell,
along wet spell, and % with heat and cold.
Our peach, plum AM fig t1ees look beautiful,
and Ii no more severe cold weather troubles
,,s. we wiz have an excellent fruit season..
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

l5arpears that che liquor sold in Buffalo is
perfectly "ortui:" The advertiser gives the
following description Of it, 'Tthe brandy is
poison, the whisky Of that variety known as
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS would improve it.
and the gin is kept ID glass bottles simply be
cause It would eat through the slaves Of a
barrel III fifteen minutes.'' %5
Nothing very extraordinary shass a neigh
Dor Of ours, has some lager beer SO strong that
neither barrels nor bottles will hold it. ~1
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

EAKTHQUAEE Z Enthusiastically about
! o'clock, a distinct shock Of an. earthquake
was felt in this city, followed by a second
and more powerful one at about 9 O'clock
The largest and heaviest building in the city
were Jared fIoru foundation to roof. At first
it was supposed that a powder mill or pow
der house had blown up. The conclusion re-
serlbled an effort which might be produced
BY such accident+-Portiand, Stnte Of Maine,
March 4th. .J# IVA ~e@ :
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

i MATCHES WERE MADE IN HEavaN.-tMr.
Jones, have you gotta natchW Yes, sir;
$ match for the dey1i; there she is mixing
up dough- Jones pointed to his wife and
then ! slidH for the front door, The last we
saw of Jones he was kiitingn i down the
read, holly pursued by a red-headed lady and
a ~cistesn pole. Poor Jones. $685.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

Has. I. ;. sisur.-Ws are pleased to note
that this worthy gentlemen has 50 far recover
ed as to be able once more to APPEAR on the
streets. 4 few weeks Of care and attention,
win, we hope, fully restore him topertect
health. %%&* >3 ~%@s@*
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

"AyorAEnsVgrE.sAN GosE.'--An old At
zrlesa negro, named Casar1 fell into the river
4 day@o OF two since and was drowned. Cesar
was a relic Of by.goue times. He belonged
to nobody in particular, and went pretty
much where he pleased. He is said TO have
been At least Ole hundred and ttee,stg years Old!
M Onesiphore Bernard.s 81 one u our eldest
fellow citizens, and who IL fully reliable
h1t!asalfsoine 70 yeafs Of agge--zay he resnen-
bsSed when = boy, that Cesar was too old
and iInfrna then 70 perform plantation labor.
Caesar was, without doubt, sur Oldest iirt,hab-
sfan+ s@#Ea~~ase%~ eH@~4ga~s4g&@~~A a~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

II What a pity it was that members Of
both Houses received theirp e diem . day or
TIVE in advance Of the close Of the session -
Our pleasant little city was deprived Of the
pleasure Of their benign conferences a little
ahead Of the time. Besides 80 much fun was
lost to tie world generally and mankind in
particuII ar. T. *S>% 49, &c.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

Jonah wrote to his father, after the whale
nrss swailowed him, stating that he had found
= good opening foFsa young man going into
JONAH deserved . b veil Ghaie.da Tor his
wicked iapaaen
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20
.WAsHfNaTos, March I7.-An attsnant vas

WAsHINGTos, March I7.-An attempt was
made IN the Senate yesterday to vote on the
Kansas question, and led to an all night ses-
sion. In the discussion, Cameron charged
Green with untruth. Green in answer said
that he was a liar. The Vice~Pressdent CALI
ed them both to order, and they subsequently
zrologized to She senate-Aduoeate.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

GLASS MINE m CAn1roRRaffI1Al..~ sr
California papers mention The dls'0's,
in Ii at State Of g mine ofa sn0e'a'5
resembling glass, supposed s se's8 ~.
canic origin, and combining 3 Isss ~
line constituent than the ordinary .'1s {
Of commerce. ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

Il The magnificent steamer. Eclipse was
sold 1t staeriH's sale Oh Saturday last, inNew
Orleans for the sum Of 1900, scarcely a
squarter Of he's original cost. She IS to be
placed in the Vicksbufg trade and run in
connection with the Natchez ana Princess.
Sic IS 10 be commanded BY Captain Tox
LxATATss. Ez' =
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20
Tao African Apprentice Raaa.

This infamous bill, for we can call 1t ~ ~
ra~ildarznan,e, received its quietns inzthe selt11-
| ate on NJ oIl,day last,pg the following vote
| The In motion was to n1ostpone5iadeflnitely
ptas-Chew; Detrees, Gafaere, Hyans, Lo-
| rottl, Malhiot, SHINES, Tucker, Talbot,
peeree, Moore, N1Ehers, Taylor, Stirling,
snlalt--lh. %s.s
Iaqs~-Adsrus, Burlington. cottrell, Dueros,
St. Paul. Heard, Laidlaw, sEladburne3 Deiony,
pellerin, Griffin. Oliver, and hldd.-~l3.
1t was a hard and well fought contest, and
It would have certainly become q IaH, mad
not the opponents Of the measure broken
quorum again and again to prevent its pas
sage. Such a method OF defeating a bill is
r,uch to be deprecated, as oftenaeadtngte
serious results, and should never be INDUCED
in, unless for good and, sufficient reason. The
opponents Of the bill will receive, We feel
confident, the thanks,of at least tWo-th1rts
ofthe people of the State, for their bold stand
agsiust11a bill which would only entail dis
grace upon the State, Below we publish the
bill as introduced BY Hon. J. W. Taylor, Of
East Feiiciana:
An act to grant the authority Of the State of
. Louisiana for the importation Of Free Black
i.aboters within the State.
SEcr7oN /. Be 1t enacted by The Se';ote and
House ef Repz esentataues IF tie State q Lonass.
'azsa III General ASSEMBLY concfned, That Jas.
II. Brigham and his associates be and they
are hereby authorized to import into the
State Of Louisiana, for agriculture aud other
]aboring purposes, twenty-five hundred free
Africans P,oasded, they shall! be it,deatsred
as apprentices to labor for Il term OF ] ears,
which the parties may agree upon between
shenselves-not less than fifteen years.
. Pending the discussion Of this bill it was
currently reported in Baton Rouge, with
what assurance Of truth we know not, that
a SLAYER with Il cargo Of Africans on board,
aas lying in Pearl River. awaiting a,knowl-
edge Of the result before offering to land
them. This runner WIS extensively civca-
lated and generally I'elie1edf
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

I~ We see by some ofoar exchanges that
JoNA c. WurrE, has disposed Of his paper,
sho Miaerua to the proprietors Of La Union,
of Lafourehe. JonA is Il clever fellow-~a
good understanding of a wit, and an ex-
~relIent Know Nothing. We wish him all
success in whatever sphere he next embarks.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20
OF commerce.

K,ZLED HrHsELr.--We learn uaas.is IN.
DR.. Wilson Yandeil* Of Yazoo eoun'I, Il
mitted suicide at his fathers no.ss &. |,
SO ago. BY shooting himself with . T. s.1 lit,
is Thoughts that he uas deTa1gsd az as
the being induced ~ eAafse
drinking - Viisktsb5nrg Wh4g,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

II The bill Of Senator Talbot, TO close
Bayon1 Piaaaeialnes. passed the se'iafe on
Tuesday last, BY a vote Of j. yeas to 10 nays,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20
SATURDAY, MARCH 90, 1858.

WAurEp ~ rHss DFricE,-A good cook,
washer and +ironsr, 10 dothe work Of a small
family: Apply on the. premises.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

q Tie PIacervi|Ie, California Den,or,o,
there Is a man wor ihing in d small t,,,na a
at tiangtown Hill who takes out 5si}v o1a
Thousand dollars. 80 -"
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-03-20

s lnas naaa ought to come and edit s. Conn
tfs ffsapers luss to.show people a vicissitude of
fortune. SsS1 =
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-15

O
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ksicAis Cesnlr, bslsaoiae 10 thsSoses
v W. ,. Hsv7ss, dsessas
NYW4s&e:S!s!.s9e s -.
h., sss1ss4n ~ = ~ = p:ssk-
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issica~, viii, = 1obedsy. IL ~ ~
jsssasyssiey h ~ eoes r ~
ssrs t1e6Da6 ~ 'tD~o 20o15seeeAb
saia COSBY, sapese - - ~
Ishese bt1desS - esU1s q e9eevo
Saashs lssn ~ ~ - ~, - lyeje9.
lands, so.wit: aisH,evleA'
81, ee1eoo-
Z "a - i0o sssss, lyine 80 ~ =
valls, - ~ ree4 lso1one ~
hsrlesson 10 passla, ~ soe0e s1|ae
slss from C~havlesscps NJ eose ~
Iovs 40 ssve- IN high state u eultiva.
|pn, good gin house. dwelling heuss, 81
|sssss, ~, t., ed 10 a)tegeol9 - q
4 msA desirable rlaalaiisss b ~
ss:i md approved sssssssy IN :!
qaisea u the Psrvhsssss payable y u
paths.
vhsslsssM, Dee. %, IS. li-4n
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-15

"A. @ SSH. I,
weuld sospsulally olDeu1lee y ~ ~
~ aca0eo9buen Il Nsophis
- WHISKY, thsA ~
has opened On - .
tire nev sp1
Dooooogo0 ollck -
-
DDf q
eeuvslsise ~ latss sylw y DRESS
GOODS, knbssj19ies, 5daoap, 10
slssy, 0(evss ~ nseisoy tsesok0 uith
sclso1ld assss>Dsa4 -
60ADU.0ADg CloT0DD0,
ssa 0ssss r~sssisA,s1 DECD, Beo.s,
Bhess. H., Will hsse bsso sassfully
alsesed By Mn d ~ principal psst. q
Ne souplSy, 81 pviees lkas VII saabls
IN = eG:s 0ssas = lsw - sas othes
Assss = ~ sity, wholesale end psail'
Counlpy Merchant
ana 1sivse TSa1ess ere particularly ~
eussso1 - eli - sss9lae ~ steek'
Seeoeo ooeeAostug slsswhsgey vAes n
dUsoDes1D sAall & soesa Il tAs kiss
peSlussss. Repeatedly
n S9>DoBklA
n. - Mis- sssss1,. sPPs.:!s - Cess
O~jSs ij,iS0S ~.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-15

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ID Cs:nss en:,a cosnsy' A'ss'r'plss
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theseess ~ U1eessaAe
nseieees eeepei1e,s
81 = s ~ -. i xiss. 49,: ~. .s!i i & ft -
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-12-15

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fosur s~se~>sss ,smeSt N ~ .sssia.
fh,s res5ssI u ds<sdIed fsvn
I1tty snswn nhIy 10 ry<if. shd seemf
sallt mmhlsea sIsk saasr ~ The mast eel
aahla msdsesssl se"tss k>sts end hssbs
sne~u 70 shs mind q ssn,. N. tlged
fsei. hlsss Feg', Gid skesfy hashi tsllsv
iaeh isairl,ons, ss~ssspsstIIa, sldsf hovs
81, 9Th eshers. tfeisslsS w ness w.
fslltbls rems.iy fst The sesssfsitss Of
nW SIfTNEs OWS AgMkbt.
enfias i,sesses ~ ns.sfsl lavs Wkss
lsken, IL healing lnhasnee u feit eeusslea
through ssrv, ,sla N the hsdy, tssSI
ins and s~asslsfalins The ssfewlsllea 81
Tho bIsod. II ns%ui,siises say klillcss
matter In sh~ ssemsch. aud s'sswGsAses
tho whols o%rfsnissilem
Mciesn's hveWfsks~irs t'esAisl ell
sNee,usll, eass lAvss complaints, Dye
pep.ia, ~Jasnd'es,
sA,s~ls ~ sNssssps lpsteeeegs eeseesssss
1870 e. s;sss s = ;jcs:ssx.
Dyspepsia, ~tlssNbsss, lsvssd p!lsst A.
III, y, slsissss IL ~ otsmssh, YAH.
ness II iloed 70 " Had, t,ull Pals o.
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