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STATES MAIL.
TERRITORY OF NEBRASKA.

Por Orvcn IArARrNru,
May ~, 1883
PROPOSALS conveying the
l. 1882 the following
Territory will u c-ved M the Contract Once OF this
unl-9 TO- 1885 be decided the
Columbus, " t. by Island
Fort Kearney, 1870 thres
Monroe, and . the residue
Leave Columbus Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at s
u.
Arrive ut Monroe by IAN;
Leave Monroe Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at
Arrive ~ Columbus by
Leave Monroe Tuesday At m;
Arrive Fort Kearncy Thursday by 10
Leave Port kesrrey Friday at sam
Arrive Sunday by 10
and certbcae also INSTRUCTIONS
embraced in the contract
pamphlet Nebraska dated 3lst DE-
csmber, 1867, a the principal post cfnce-
brown.
Nav 2e--faw4w General
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purchased gross
separate parcels described
right either both he deeraed
advantageous " the government
viii be received until II O'clock l 3 VI May
which hour ali then beoc tho viii be opened
Proposals should be sealed and endo~ed fso~l The
o Island of Island"
made the Treasures
the Treasurer washiaso0 within fifteen er the
the bids and Immediately
In failure payment speci
ned, the award shall b. declared AOn
NJ JOHN b. FLOYD
Mar 27--lawd Secretary 81 War
*Norhe following described lands which cisinaed the
Railroad Bridge Company, the Chicago Rock kAnd Railroad
pany the Mississippi Missouri Railroad Company unfer tbs
Congress- approved 1883 entitled hs
right all Rail and Plank Roads and Mcadamzd Turnpkes
passing through The public lands belonging ethe uaie s.ss ssn
strip Of land three hundred feet width sid Inland and
three ror Depot grounds particularly designated as
d in the General land Oce by JOHN o. sargent atsrney
with letter % February 70 1884 reserved from sAs VIZ
Is Us of the 8 W. fractional II rs lsN eX
u u the fractional y o. :. sect 49, - r.
2w ~ " " tet4f r ~ .--ss = i asa ST.
o-i2 acres q the n. ". k9NE x sect 30, T,IsN,R2w
Amounting IN AL 70 10 70 VIZ
JOHN d FLOYD.
Nay 25-lawM secretary q War,
Of the military post
poned for the present JOHN FLOYD,
Secretary OF War,
wAsaIycros d. c. May -, 1858.
May 29-2t
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no MEMBERs OF CONGRESS AND sTRANG

71NU MEMBEKS OF CUNGKESS AND ETKANtf-
IL ERs.-M GAIT 4 BRO Offer large 81
rwery
pitchers Hobss Spoons
Also heavy plated coffee casorr
alba forks spoons &C. of the hnest quality.
~ other home
presents they alteration Cnogrsus csers
NJ w. GAir bro, Jewellers
s,t Pennsylvsnia avenue, bet 9th
Nav 2o-s
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1T,HE SOUTHERN SPEAKER; con

TIME SOUTHERN SPEAKER; containing in great
the pieces evstcy, prose-, pesy
axne Among them will
Rnfs taosse H'ATd Webster Clay, cAhsss PRESTIGE,
Perkins rneknsy Patrick snry Hayue
Dnne Dssglas many others BY vol
Published n
rhetorical MANUAL Southern Fh Reader sbracing
and esgans extracts both and with
Rhetorical Figures and tho principles q uocuano va
Published al
May ~ rRANcx TAYLOR.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
WASHINGTON, May ~, 1858.

WASHINGTON, May II, 1858.
SR: The charge has been made against you by Mr.
Thomas Berry of this city that in the early part of the
administration Of President Pierce you received from Mr.
Berry, from Berry Mohun, the Of five hundred
dollars for having procured the Of my father
the late William Easily from the office Of Commissioner
Of Public Buildings, which he then held Tire charge
has emanated from respectable source and II is cu
bent upon to learn from yourself whether 1t is true
false The public mind in this city in connexion with
your nomination for the office Of mayor b exerced with
this charge and 1t Is due You say that is my
intention to publish this Communication and yosr reply
which respectfully request may DO made i'm whiting and
handed to my friend, DR. Palmer who will place this in
your hands. Your obedent servant,
H. N. EASILY
III tx, 80 \ f,-~1'I az sss 8asss8e 81 $3.50
wxmsrsesox crrr, Nay "a. 1853
SIR Recognising the rfrht f every rsspcctsble dtxen
to aire proper inquiries whilc am candidate Tor
public oce, and to scrutinse my whole character and
conduct win cheerfully that which yon have
propoanded e Nv
1t is false in every shape and FORM into which personal
malice or political magnity may torture the "charge
to which you refer, that had was employed to
have any c0nnexion, direct Indirect with the re-
movsl of the late William Easily from the Office Of Com
missioner Of Public Buildings, of any other person
who ever held any other Office No one should know
better than yourself that Mr. Easily was not removed
from Office, but resigned And ignorant concern
ing the circumstances Of his resignation as
corning any effort to him, if such a movement
really meditated. acted as counsel for Mesrs
Berry Mohun, and in that capacity only received
muneration for my services. ~
Thanking you for the opportunity Of branding cal
umny which has been ndustrously circulated by Others
who wanted the manness to assume the responsibility
as you have done, M ea lE s
Y am, respectfully, JAMES G. BERRET
Fl. n EAsnY, Esq, Washington, d. c. .s
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


shED tkotrAis viii be depasiueni
sist y 81 May asxt For the purchase
= ~ - us ensod and Of is Island q oek hiAnd
.a e'e " Illinois, heretofore military purposes
The description Il unoas tracts into which the bland
10 divaei b. e sh props~As ace nov nsi,ed
areas Blows = ~ - -f 49, - -
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AG- The YoUrHs MISSIONARY SoCIRrY CONNECTED
tbs cAach AsFnosn, az
Addresses Cnmns Tslnity
a NE Msshd PrpAassan ChRvsh,
The public are % Nay 2o--lt~
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A6rBIBLE SoCETy.--The twenty-second anniver-
the Bible Society Of this city will DO held the First
terrain church AZ street. Monday o'clock
Addresses will be delivered by Hon John Thompson d New
representative this occasion Of tho Bible ey
by Rev. Joseph T. smith, H. d.. of Baltimore.
specially interesting meeting h anticipated
Society, VIM D. Rsdstrakc,
era been N receyng conbut from czens who
contributed during the last prevous has instructed
ring remaining o. this month afford opportunity
OF whose names have heretofore hund
regular conbstn behsve becanse such
portunisy has mot been prosecuted.
We feel called behalf Society
Acknowledgements Of the general bcay manifested number having
increased the q their contributions and TOR the
agent In his further ca manifestation of the spirit
Every dollar contributed viii immediately applied
herance of the single object Of the seythe circulation
sacred Scriptures. sAfA sg
4}NA " JOHN r. nsG1E,
NJ H. MILLER,
tfNAlE IL f A. ROCKWELL.
My 2s-3tds Committee u ArYang rmcnts.
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Is No. COIL
Notice ar the pestponemcat or the pubIic sales
Of the lands In the parishes Of Madison and
Carroll, In the state Or Louisiana, ordered t.
be held BY proclamatisn No. 68s.
NOTICE il hereby given that the public sales of
IN public Lands parishes II
Carroll the Louisiana, ordered by Sea-
lama the 1Ath and 2sh # June p
the President 20 37th
which dates The sales will advertised
ing toisw.
THOS A. HENDRICKS
sf Commissioner u hs General Land Once.
May 2s--iAwsw rntAsAsrl
No 6Gs
Notice Of the postpeuement Of public sales In
Kansas, eraeFed tn be held by proclamation
No. 6Ol.
NOTICE is hereby given thst the public sales Of
In the public nnd within the Territory Kansas
BY osaasoa No. col data. March 49, 1855 b. hsia the
Offices and kckaI Territory
9th 18th u u have postponed order f
tho 1 10th Novenbcr which
dates the sass will again be Advartse accase4 y
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of General Land Once.
Nay 2s-law4w [nssi ssssI
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L. LOMBARD,
j. NJ. REID.
ROBERT fIUYG

kDBtkf HbGiHE.
The following resolutions, mentioned in the above
report, were read twice and cOncurTed ill., the rules
being suspended
Yeas Messrs. Magioni, Dolhonde, Hall, Huyghe,
Keary, Phelps, Reid, Waldo, Whitney, Beebe and
RaBney-ll.
J. Reoiged That the Comptroller hereby author
~ 70 sell to the lowest bidder after ave days notice in the OIL
ca Journal contract for from the Of the
for keeping In repair the shell roads Claiborne
north side from ST. Bernard EyAn FIELDS said
pairs TO be made in accordance with specifications Of the Sur
veyor and the said adud cation be subject the
rejection Of the common Council
Resord further That the contract entered into by the Street
Comis for the continuance Of the repairs Of she'll
road until the contract contemplated in the first part Of this
resolution be sold and entered be and The hereby
approved by the Common Council.
g. Rsolued That authority be and Is hereby given the
City Surveyor and Street Commissioner require OF the Chef
Warden those in charge Of the City WokhOuse have made
On their separate order Of all and kind Of MATERIAL such
implements Of and required In
Ing out the duties Of their departments and
work particularly for bridges, when the for fur
nishng the The city shall have expired shall be made
IN the aid city Workhouse Prord the can be done at
less than by purchase by said officers b. the
city Of New Orleans.
Resou.f further That the Chief Warden Of the worhouse
be- and he is hereby authorized all aid
work performed by the inmates Of the City Workhoue,
ha orde Of the aforesaid Surveyor and Street Com
missioner Of the city Of New Orleans.
Tesolu ion authorizing the Street Commissioner
be lighted six additional lamps in Cha horne Market
Mr.. Reid gave notice that at the next meeting he
would move a reconsideration of the vote on the re-
port from the Committee on Streets and Landings in
regard TO Mr. L. Moreaus contract for lighting the
oil lamps of the city.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday
next, the 9th inst at o'clock. P. NJ.
JAS. A. HOPKINS. Secretary,
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reoluiqn lcompsuoe with saeiian 2l Of N. city rhsrs
g. ai pthe esae Of aJlirts aud Expenditures or tAs Jesr
The amendment n your honorae body TO tie Substitute
adopted by he Board Of Aid-imen for hs following
rcsain asiborillsv the Comptroller to warrant on III,
Tracy j. Elter r. Correolles Cha bonnet T. nucate O.
A. Fassy F.. Sonnefeau j. A Watkins and ]. j. Burnett
City Assessors thousand dollsrs-$0OOeach account
Reap eifny cHAs CLAIBORNE Secretary
Mr.. Waldo was called 10 the chair.
The following amendments OF the Board Of Alder
men TO the budget read and taken up seriatim :
AMENDMENTS.
l. To insert chi 4lieuenan 10 serge ants and 800 police
men sOSBl IN lieu Of chief lieuten-us 10 segeants
and 800 poeeaen, S24J,OOO
To lssst after The words police clerk or secretary
S6lO, the words additional police. SI2.TI2
3 70 Insert public schools 1870 000 in lien Of s250000
g. 10 iAset immediately after the foregoing item the words
for reimbursement OF The schools the Third for
lossss sustained by the TIRE in hlnsbu 1874 65
g. 10 Insert repairs to ballast roads 10000 in lieu o. $3.50
$1,000 IN lieu Of .001
T. After the foregoing insert for laying the round stone
pavement Of Levee from Louisa the Tobacco
Warehouses per estimate Of he according his
let e published in the sitting Of Nov. 3, 1857 S49 80
3 For laying gaspipes Washington Square u 600
y For building engine for Crescent Fire Company
TO- For laying gasppes LeSee street. from Espsnade 10
H. 70 insert, Contingent s4 go o. in .a Of $1,000
lst amendment. Mr.. Dolhonde moved to persist az
passed by this Board. Carried.
Yeas Messrs. Dolhonde, Hall, Huyghe, Kearny,
Phelps Reid, Waldo Whitney aud Beebe--g.
Nays Mr.. Msgioni-l
I'd amendment. Mr.. Dolhonde moved to reject the
amendment of the Board of Aldermen. Carried.
Yeas Messrs. NagiUni, Dohonde Hail. Huyghe,
Kearny, Phelps, Reid. Waldo, Whitney and Beebe
10.
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G%BNn 1sHaDxE s,qDuNCEE.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.



TUESDAY, Feb, 2, 1853.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment
Present The Hon. J. Magioni, President Messrs.
J. Dolhonde Hall, Huyghe Kearny, Phelps, Reid,
Whitney and Beebe-9.
On notion the reading Of the minutes was dis.
pensed with.
The following message from the Mayor was read,
and, on motion, referred to the Committee on Work
House and Prisons
MAYoRALrr or NEW ORLEANS I
City Hall, Feb. :, 1858.
Gentlemen; Enclosed | have honor transmit the
monthly report Of Acting Warden Of the City Work House
for the onth Of January, 1858.
CHAS NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
The communication from the Comptroller was
read, aud, on motion, referred to the Finance Com
mttee:
CoEPrRouBR's OFFICE
New Orleans, February ?, 1858.
To the honorable he CJfnmou Council
Of the City 81 New Orleans
Gentlemen have the honor TO herewith transmit
o Of checks drawn by The Treasurer for the week ending
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
T. THEARD Comptroller
The following communication from the Treasurer
was read and, on motion, referred to the Finance
Committee
TRBAsURER's DEPARTMENT, I
- New Orleans, Jan. 30 1888
or the Board of Assistant Aldermen
Gentlemen detailed list issuei at
this office during ihe month OF January 1854 showing the
cepts have that Of 1888 254 ST.
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant
ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer
TREASURER'S DEPARTMENT
Statement Of Licences Professions during the Month of
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Yeas Messrs Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Har-
rsson, Howell, Vennard and WiltZ-7.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, were concurred in, as recommended in
the foregoing report:
resoui authorizing the Committee Improvements and
Buildings jointly with the surveyor procure such articles
for the of the Fifth, Third and Sixth District Courts and
10 have such alterations made as recommended by the Sur
Yeyor, etc.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Har
risson, Howell, Vennard and WitZ-7.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to advertise during
days in the official JOURNAL for sealed proposals for fencing
ETC., of the city park.
constructed two bridges the of CusomhOuse and
Gaez streets and bridge at the intersection of Canal and
Galyez streets,
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Har-
riss0n, Howell, vennard and Wiltz-7
resolution granting pesmission to j. Reynolds to erect
small steam engine on his property fhppi street
The following resolution, passed by the Assistant
Board was rejected, as recommended by the Com
mttee on Streets and Landings:
resolution nrucng the Surveyor to ct the front gal
er Of the Court an office for the Clerk of the First
District Court.
Mr.. DeLabarre moved to take up the message of
the Mayor relative to the resolution prohibiting the
chains now used from being stretched across the
streets in the vicinity Of the Beef and Vegetable
kets, Second District Carried
Mr.. Harrison moved to persist in the foregoing
resolution, notwithstanding the veto of the Mayor.
Lost for want of the legal majority.
Yeas Messrs. Conway, Dupre, Harrison, Vennard
and Witz-5.
Nays: Messrs. DeLabarre, Dupre and Landry-3.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday next
9th inst. at Z o'clock p. NJ.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Sec'v
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CURES
Fever and Agile Chis and Fever Dn~b Agus Intsrmeas
and Rernent Feyers, Liver Complaint Jaundice. En-
largement Of the Liver, Enlargement Of the
Spleen, and all the various forms Of
BILIOUS DISEASES
This invarabs medicine prepared from extensive
practice Of years bilious climate and
to fail curing Fever and Ague Of the diseases shove
named.
Those who suffering from affections Of this kind also
those who have become fnvads from their effects upon ths
constitution, will end the India Chosgogue most nvalua-
BILE remedy for purifying the blood aud thoroughly cleansing
from the system the morbid effects Of bilious climate
The wonderful effects Of Chosgosue Graduating Bile from
the human system only explain is extraordinary agency In
the speedy thorough and Of Fever and Agne.
and the grades Of intermittent and renest fsvers.
1t has tested in thousands cases. and pronounced by
all who have used Of the greatest Fever and Ague
dies extant.
nBe and ask for Dr. osgoods India Choagogue,
there many coanterfeits offered for sale.
For Orleans retail prcpretor's
prices, BY
q and Isl Charities street,
General Agents for the South.
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ADAM G1FFEN Treasurer.
The following communication from the Surveyor
was read and on motion, the petition referred to in
the same was ordered to be published in French and
English, according TO section ll9 Of the new city
charter:
suRrsroR's DEPARTMENT CRY HlIL,l
To the honorable the Common Council
entlemen On within enclosed petition OF property
holders on MI a sTee IRON fSyafas to common streets
honor % reo ayprby and beg leave 80 ecommend tina The
charter,
LOUIS H, PILE, City Surveyor
The following communications from the Street
Commissioner were read, and on motion, referred to
the Committee on Streets and Landings:
STREET CoNEIssIONER,s oFF1ca.
City HAL New Orleans, Feb, 2, 1853,
To the honorable the Common Sooneil .-..-..,,.
Gentlemen have the honor to submit for approval
Tbdr Di.friet an he ii ' the mama Of r Dsr and as ~
seeurie' the names of L; F. Tsbory and L. Roger.
Mr. Degfois is appointed in the place Of H. Demsh ESQ.,
Yours, respectfully.
p A GUYoL, Street Commissioner.
STREET cosHlssr S,Yrs ~ orEIos, o.o
To the Common Council Of New Orleans 80 ''''
Gentlemen beg leave to inform you that the contract with
term Of one year iron work necessary FOR the repairs
steps for the sale Of said contract
P. A, GUYOL, Street Comm issiOner.
The following weekly report from the Citzens'
Bank Fiscal Agent of the city, was read, and, on
motion, referred to the Finance Committee
CITIInss BANK OF LOUISIANA
-.,,-..,.,.n.. New Orleans, Jan. 80 1855
1b,vs the honor to submit herewith he mopbiS s,s
men this bank fiscal agent Of he city of New Orleans
EUS S,'i ROUSSEAU. Cashier
CITIZENS BANK LOUISIANA,
New Orleans, Jan 3d. 1853.
civ u New Orleans the common Council said city in
formity with section Us Of The new city charter
Received LIST to 3Oth January 1858 2439 s9
s296,7n 10
Paid interest coupons bonds, issued
BY old city .....'.''.'''....''"sll'sl ~ %
Gonsoids,ed city 800 90 -ls,I7O 90
Balance on hand Both January ls5s.... sHs5n 10
TAX FOR RAILROAD BoSD COUPONS.
Received from i.t to 3Oth January, 1853 a
sz,878 s.
Paid interest coupons bonds issued by the
city OF Orleans to Railroad Companies.... 9,I0 o.
Balance on hand on sOh January 1855 sl8608 s
All Oh ~h'n Is EUG ROUSSEAU, Cashier.
The following message was read and accepted
BOARD or ALDERMEN,
February. I'd, 1858
10 'n' "0AV Board Of Assistant Aldermen:
GeuemenI have the honor 70 sfarm you hat The io9wns
rrme on the 9h Of August 1856 and concurred in
he same day by Board Of Aldermen persisted in b
this board January 18Th 1853 Notwithstanding the veto of ih
) preamble and resolution of the Common Council, rein
ni ing the city have in and TO the lands stu
d m The second draining seetion In favor OF the proprietor
If aid lands in the proportion Of their several interests therein
etc. etc. he.pS 9S i y t;r ,1popNp s.o,..x
Messrs. Waldo and aanney took their seats.
The following message was read:
BOARD ALDERMEN,
January q, 1853
n The honorable President and members of the
Board of Assistant Aldermen:
eniemen-The following resolution adopted by hon
orsbs eoneuTred In by the Board Of Aldermen t"
amendments
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i
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DRFoRNITY OR PREMATURE DEATU.
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Upon he and last part II the sa u
he Hieet Gouui q 'ca ips the affection Of the uu1e
decision Of The supreme Court a. gereg 10 The ~
the ri ynsHtuted under Artcies Slg AMI u II The revived
urnaiceaaeans. HRrt g. r1on, accent fof D. y. Kenncr
The city. and king tba the Council preschs e
p Wi the for wo ordered nader aid ordinaae
shall 10 adH,' your cJa4mee tepJt hat sections Nos
Sl9 so and 82 IN he opinion Hly such
anVls authority the Go nmssioner repair
quees, when property holders fail do after notification
Your tee report resolution for adoption, authorizing
she sd Street Comm sOhe have
WOrkhouse all iron work fr bridges wooden work
together with whatever in the execution Of The duties their
departments may be required that be IN said
house When articles thus required be purchased at less
the be made the City WOrkhOu
hsing contemplated IN accommodating wise
do other tina purchase he
Your committee recommend the adoption Of resolution OF
this hoard authorizing the Street Commissioner
lighted six t6) additional lamps 10 the Caborns ke The
being In the opinion OF committee ndspensaby
necessary. Respectfully submitted.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

TUESDAY Feb. 2, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjournment.
Members present. Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Du-
pre-, Landry, Vennard and Willis.
Mr. Landry was called to the chair.
The reading of the minutes was on motion, dis
pensed with.
The following message was laid on the table, sub
ject to call
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COMPfROLLER'S OFFICE, I
City Of New Orleans, July I, 1850
ID ESOLVED, That the COna ptreiler be, and
IA he hereby authorized and reQureo give notice. by
standing advertisement the official Journal that accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No 1872 approved March
80 1854 Council will pay any bill against the city unless
contracted under authority Of order from the Comptroller
Ia accordance with the ordinance referred to.
LSignedl Il. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl l.. II. PLACE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved April Is 1855.
tSguedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention of the officers of the city and Of the public Is
respectfully called TO the foregoing resolution.
4. THEARD,
jyl6u Comptroller City Of New Orleans.
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safe In its operation and easily administered than
any other Of the symptoms which indicate the existence
Of in the bowels follows The countenanee Is
pale of leaden color and suused with occasional hushes
the eyes heavy aud dull the breath fd the upper lips
swollen chngs in the noss which the patient pick
his the sleep disturbed the patient often awakening in
great fright and Is liable and grinding his teeth the
appetite exceedingly Irregular being sometimes vOrscous and
at others feeble, and In il is depaved.
To the folowing certificates Others might be added
believed that sufficient establish the fact
that wines Canadian vermifuge superior resdy for
worms