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full directions for using, and sent by ex
press, closely sealed to all parts of the country
PRiCES-Fu strength $40; halfstrength, So; quarter
strength SO, per bottle.
10 Remember! This medicine is designed expressly
for OBSTINATE CASES. Uhieh all other remedies Of the
Kind hare failed to cure also that IL is warranted
represented IN RESPECT OF The price WW be re-
funded
l1y@BEwARE OF INVITATIONS! None genuine and war
ranted unless purchased directly Of Dr.. ~ or al his
office hzgs Prepared and sold ONLY at DIR. MATTI-
SONS REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EASES. No. 2s Union St, Providence r. l.
nS7This specially embraces all diseases Of pirate
nature both of NJ EN- and WOMEN by regularly edu
Gated physician of twenty years practice giving his
hobole dftRhon to them Consultations by letter
otherwise are strictly ANAL and medicines will be
by express from observation to all parts of
the United States Also accommodations for ladies from
abroad wishing for a secure and private RErREAT and
good care, until restored TO health.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
IT II E G r E A T E S T
FEMALE REMEDY OF THE AGE.
DRS. HILL d. THOMPsON'S
Renowned Indian EmmenagOoue.

For the use of Single and Married Fe
males may be justly ranked as the most
successful and invaluable specific for all
arrangements, distractions, and Private
difficulties pecuiiar TO the FeDoJe Scr
now before the ublic Dr. Hill. The scI,
Tor in Especial Diseases, during his long
ana varied practice of Twenty Years and
upwards, has made the GsY- Delicate and
Diiflcult Disorders and Diseases, arising
from the construction and functions Of
the Female system, his particular sub
lect OF attention and study, in which
department of his practice it has heen
ms aim to bring TO thorough test and
issue the different l5R-B Botanic and In
dian Agents of the Materia Medica with
the view of producing a Convenient,
safe and certain Remedy for all cases Of
Irregularities, Suppressions, and Obstruc
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11

C6sLbr UalIYJ
SUNDAYS excepted) at 700 O'Clock p M, there
Meeting with Steamer CONNECTICUT, on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, AND FRIDAYS,
and Steamer COMMODORE, on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS
landing in NEW YORK at the New Pier, Foot of Vestry
Street.
mys diff P st. NJ. ANDREWS, Supt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
'1l4 z sGS5R}JE5AT All dtiNRltA Ann REMEDY

aS~'This celebrated Female nos
possessing Virtues unknown of a a
eise OF the kind, and provinp eeaa% gaag
WIer AL others.hesses s.sftss 3, ss,,ieesStlaI
is the very best thing known for the pur
pose, as it will bring on the monthly
sickness in cases of obstruction from any
cause, and after ali other remedies Of the
kind have been tried IN vain. This may
seem incredible, but if it fail in any case,
the Drice will be refunded
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11

FEED ROLLS AND MESTIZo Burning PIcKERs.
All the principal Wooden Establishments in the United
States, Canada and Mexico are using these Burning
Machines ON their first Breakers and none who have
used them would do without them. They are aeknowl
edged he only perfect machines ~ use tor perfection OF
work and durability. he finer Burning Machines for
second Breakers and Finishers new plan Of teeth
recommended to your attention. being as useful as
eeieHt and important those attached to hrst
Breakers. There are many In use.
THE STEEL RING FEED ROLLS
also recommended to your attention. In strength
and durability, and efficient sork, they have no
equal Their perfectly and straight surface allows
them placed near 70 the Burr Cylinder to save the tne
se snoIt staple Their firm strength and their peculiar
W leeth are indispensable good hpd on the wool
~ lne proper working of Burning Machine They are
mnghlty appToyed and much used These Feed Rolls and
DuIng Machlnes clean the wool of its refuse matter
NE coarse machines the coarser and finer machines
" tne ner oIt and burrs they prevent Injurious
stances from coming in With the card and each
~ vii IN aootoh 70 cleaning the and protecting
the car1s 90 as much eardng cards Ia which thev
card of the set. - Aei :" eA0s
The underaignad has
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
Over 1000 Bottles

INV IIUW UVNII oWIU
without a single failure when taken as
directed, and without the least injury to
lhealth IN any case. H9B 1t is put up in
bottles of three different strengths, with
fnll directions for using. and sent by eX
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11
M ORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
DIR. YADSyyOEETII'S DRY UP
FOR THE CATARRH
GRAND MEDICAL OFFICE
DIss. HILL q THOMPSON,

For the speedy and permanent cure OF
Acute and Chronic Diseases! !
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11

TIME GREAT CONSERVATIVE REM.
y EDY-DR. LAR0oKAH'S INDIAN VEGETABLE
PULMONARY SYRUP. The best preparation ever
made for such complaints as Colds, Coughs, Whoopng
Cough, Group, Asthma, Catarrh, BRONCHITIS, Splitting
Blood Pain in the Side, Night Sweas Humors General
Debility, and the various Throat Affections and I1aTse
ness which Public Speakers and Singers are liable to-,
and all other complaints tending to CONSUMPTION
in proof of the above, refer you to the following
named persons who have used IT, and recommend it as
being the best medicine in the market for the above
named complaints
Massachusetts, n. p. Phlhrook, Sandwich John
Cooper, L. Weymouth A. ID. Merrill, Melrose; A. +.
Herrick, AIedford n. p seee, Pembroke; $. A. Cush
Shrewsbury; Parker g. Sleeper, ii Charlestown ST.,
;nds blackstone Market, Boston.
Prenare.. severely u INGALLS,, Melrose, Mass
For sale IN Worcester by GEO. r. SPURR, wi Main st
n26 d2tawEweowly
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-06-11

or MENSTRUAL COMPOUNDS preparation which daily
experience proves to be the speedy and eficacons
in its operation and is Warran ed Harmless and aIHovs
successful in all cases. when used according to the drec
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
Poataa Notice,

ON and aftrt the frst day Of juno next, all
" letters will cease 10 be forwarded from thu
uiiic outside If thu Cont, dcrate States; and all
postage stamps and stamped envelopes OF th'
United Stats viii on that day cease To- bc r"cog.
nizcd ~, payment ior postage Prepayment viii
be required.
Tn, following vii be tn" rates Of postage, to
take eject on ;hr FIRST Of june:
For any distance under $50 miles, per
half uincr ............-... ; cents
Oven 800 mics, per half ounce. ~ cents
f. X. BIOSSAT,
May n, 1861 -gt. J.. VI.
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A IL persons ne hereby iorrw'Ihrd not to
n trade for a certain mote 6Ht"d -, Much
1860 aud drawn by John Began. 81. and
Charles ". C. Walker in fIvor Of Mrs May Am
Wells. tor The sum al Eight Thousand, Three
Hundred aud Nlnrtv-iiy dollars, payable On The
LIST day Of March IrG2, at a." Office of the CHI
lrns Bank. Sew Orleans, bcwiug eight per cent
interest Gom the iiIsi day ct January, l-Gi, an
prraph Il Nc rari,icr by Il. " fitzpatrick, Re-
rord,I aud * .Oiil"io Notary Public.
The consideration for which said nofc WA
given having faded "" VII not pay ia" saut
unless compelled by law.
JOHN began. SIR,
CHARLES ". &. WALKER.
- y o. Picaymc copy three times and send
bin to this Otlcc. May l"-u
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

TErcusyIGN CAps.--1he Macon 1dg-
grolh saws We have now before rs The
first percussion cap made in Grorgia--
army pattern, and Ms good as the b"st--
produc, in Macon by ID. {. IIodgbins y
Som, who " i'll hereafter turn them out at
the rate Of one hundred thousand per week
or faster if required. Send on tie or
dcrs. Who now is preparing to make pow
d,ri
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I.l((i t)RS,
AND CIGARS,

ANl' W. AhN,
nd hr In. 'a''ly rrc,:v.d ura and splendid
y | J. l. 4 Il - T. \ > l. t.
II may not be- ami-e, or the urrua jon 81
hose who are not acqua.nicl. To say that III"
Evans House Is situated on q beautiful rs l-
g,puud--arout one Lurdrrd yard, month ~ he
Whit sulphur Springs. r.'urt'd IN the Parish e
C'tahur'a, STATE Of L"oj-iag1. and about 'w,uly-
lis" n.ilr f'on hl"2a.dl;I, ar,I = i.'t-'h,r toiu
Han s'uIug. cad IL" pub. ..i '"...t. f,,Gi
>aich'z by hHrard ~, - Texas. and ,! e. .o-
atrd IN tn high and I':ithy Pine WooIs atoo,
ne half milo from front Creek. whore IRE finest
ol trout fishing will niioid I'll" greatest anu.r-
mrn (" those who wish pas, i'm" in tio' way.
Tn" undersigned acknowledges Ii, gratitude 20
is finds and the public r,' rally far the ~.
rouaCr bestowed ulol linn during ;hc timc he
I'LL business at the White Sulphur Sp.iurS
Io;rl, and earnestly s"iicit- lb"I.l .hlIr "f
pa,.orar" nj N" Evans llouec, OF which All the
new buildings Lave h.rn compiled, where Lr Wi
always be ready and willing to receive and ac-
rnmmplat" al who may favor him with call.
MAY i--tt, JOSEPH l.. WAKD
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

Iion. .IohR e. ErcckRr'dgr.--MWor
Anderson denied at Columbus, ohio, that
hr had ever .aid that Major Rr"ckinrid~e
would meet him ut Cincinnati To- command
Kentucky volunteers
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

Maryland is being disarnrd es Austria
dssrmed Italy, aud a. Great Britain dis
armed Ireland.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

A Northern exchange complains that
the text books Oh military science now in
vogue are the works of Ilardre, Gillian
aud Cooper, "aIl three at this moment trail
tors in arms against the Republic"
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

-
FENIIE undersigned have been appointed Agrua
4 for tlr sale of this truly celebrated improve
IA, n; for Sugar Mills for thr
u 4 Il / s II q T. u 4 u I y L s
This invention of Mr. Stott is intended TO laoili-
tate the grinding process so that at rast from if
teen to twenty-five per cent more juice can BE-
'akcn from given amount of cane than can h.
done by the present plan of regulating roller, by
crews And as the upper roller is movable, be-
ing controlled in its action by the Governor nj
danger OF brcakagc from an excess Of cane 81 from
he presence Of foreign objects, i, removed. TIN,
arrangement of :h" Governor can be- applied iu I'll
kinds Of Sugar Mills, without any change.
We a." prepared to put mp the Governor on al
Sugar Plantations in the Parish, 1T short notice.
For further particulars please call on
ElERE ~ CIIAMBERLAIN.
Tho following persons have the Governor in
use and we refer to them:
DR.. Jchu Perkins, Baton Rougr
Dr. IIcndry Perkins, Bayou sara
DR.. j + N W. Nolan. West Baton Rouge
Mrs. f.. Voolfolk. Bayou Crosse Trtc aus
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
TWO MULES
II~tr'aS-~d or. sitOicIl.

4 REASONABLE reward viii b" liycu fM
"a tn delivery 80 Mr.. GEORGE FITCH, be-
low Ey.rrr,cu. Ayoy,bcs Parish. La OF he two
io,lowiu- Described .fcmoic mules:
Arr ~ each mule about - years color o.
both da i brown vet the colo. OF oue is lah~
lighter than iAat 81 De otlrr.
Ties two muIr, h''ora % tho ceta'" a. f'"u'r
min v Robert. deceased, of I;ayou Euug"; w'r'
purchased Of Jacob Levi. aud arr used To- Tang
about 'it, oh Flint plantation in HariI'e Parish.
now said 70 be owned by Nj .iohu '.Il ms
mar.a-:;n WILSON e. ROBERT
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
Totj,cs:ifi1cus ofLoI,

ATTENTION., MiLirAiRE 81 CivtI
Frederick q. aad Giaiigny. .Stagc
Mr.. Tilmarsh ..--.......M Manager e%>
iI1fin zOUAvG5, soldiers Of the ~
j Algtia, y ho instituted = ih-atII
bait, -i,.id az luLrmsu--whp sinc<
lhri} 4. nRcs from ID" FToprh Arinys
with uu,iyalrd SUCCESS all uv'i Eunp<1X
recently concluded bgiliiau. cngagonlef
Orleans (Acwlcmy of Music) I'D Did
recently reconstructed and had upj
style, Enc st,ambcai. as perfec>
Theatre, complete in all resp cts, WIN
form their drighuul French Nsud+y3
Bouffts. epcfatfts, &c, with the
Popular aud Patriotic Songs, aud
Sp clacular See n's, showing hoW
Army was amused in lbs hours Of fen|
thr carnage fi'lds o. The Cfiutr a
thr hardy and valuIous kussians.
The ba;tles Of lnkcrman, Ain
Trsctir, Manrlon, Yer, aud Nd
,urn be- produced offering spleu
20 military men who have not seti1
10 gct glimpse oi how things
the battle PLAIN Aud tho TDuav
public that the Vaudeviies, Opcrs1
r'-s, Military bin, Eyoluticha
scenes viii oll y" perfectly pTesentc1
\. N--ror public attention Is H.
rrc,. o.. thc -l,,., aud Intgc bills, distf
he az NJ in advance of the company
70 The ZOUAVES will perform "a
Alexandria, May goth aud 29th,
ana Up. m;
at Calhouns, May 30th. at ~ NJ. Mo-
May 30ih, at : =. M; Grand Ecore, M
at ~ NJ. and 7 y. M; Camptc, June jst,
and 4. NJ; Cotilc, June ID, at IL NJ.
~. Alexandra, June ID, at " NJ aud
Mouth of Black River, Jun, 9th, at ~
1PM
In consequence Of the great efforts ma
cure Comfort, Gcn,i)ily aud Elegance
above Entertainment, and the great exp
tcndaut thereon. the managers have
following Schedule Of Prices Of Admissio
10 Dress Circle, with numbered chairs,
from other potion of the Auditorium.
Cushioned Seats in arqucttc...-....--
Children, under 20 ycais of Age. Ha
servants .-... INSTRUMENTATION.
Nav l--t
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ne CLARITY Jy|M Tncs.--"Scii iba'
yc have and give ARES" Luke c. II V
%.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
E(lR SALE
LAMPS! LAMPS

GOAL OIL and Coal oil l.amps--a good
" Gle and good assortment for sale by
r. {. HETUERNICK
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
ELECTION NOTICE.

4 n Election will be held at TIL COtie precinct
Il on TIN RSDAY, The - til inst for il,: pnI-
,osr Of clcc,iug mcn,brr of the Police jury goi
aid Ward to serve for The term of tWo years from
he first Monday in .Jun'.
The Commissioning, If rlriiopS viii sor thu,
aid r' ciion De hcid according TO law and du,
ctu,ns BE- made to thc und.rsjgnrd.
6 BAIIIIO,
mails L. J. j.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01

NtAhNININ, IN, NfaFtH FIIIl fFNVI
Mn SItts pinFER--- Dear Sr.--You wiJ4 \
opinion of the Provost Screw and Lever Ilofz
Press, which you pnt UP on ny plantasicn.
he very thing the planters have been wanfh
JIiis section Of the country. Il is Withhold
ton ;hc best press I ever used or saw 10 ~
fore urhcsitotingly say to all plansers ~
want of Cotton Press. 20 get yut TO fur
Provost Press Yours Truly.
scp--f J. ~.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
NCTEC

I IOETW' NJ u plraons- not 10
AT DAWSON anything upon hIy ssy I5aft ~
ann determined rot.to pay for nightingale nHs
purchase
March of jas. II. DAWSON.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
$50 REWARD

::-DO RI ~ y RID
20 III, sboyc reward will be paid by the M
~ d.rsgnod, for the appteh nsion aud dcliy-
FtR. cry IN i-af caught ou' Of The s.str SO ihai
can e., nm; Of lie slave described - follows:
F;:.c;S kSOb. aged about ~ years, (
feet inches high, ccmp' IAN vkra black
Toouiy.fv" do,'as wilI - " caught "
this (Nalrhitochrs) Paiish, aiit dclivpred AZ MY
plantation or Ia ,h' jail Of tls rarish e -
mlG-tf T. NJ DICKFRS0N.~
Cote .Iuy"ooso = nitrs below Nate ''ches.
The Constitutional. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1860-1861, 1861-06-01
TreaSUrcr'S Report.

May J. By bal. IN Treasurer hands, 500 %
|. THOS. JENE1T,
Alex. May |, 1861, Treasurcr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12
From New Nu.k.

NV osLk y w.
Tho Pat. Dispatch s.,s that the r.le'.
y ".i< 1t the "clmy iiOu e c.ni iinua:ly max q
70 a"L dci.ct 9. u i.t xn. so.ri- ~ iIam II
n usn thst pace C"".,.b 70 q obs ~hi;n NJ.
-e a!n,o.t dn.iy c"n Isl VI " n ussi.n cps sno
m;LtA cl tn ~.
\ =. ciai d,-v, ch to III. 0~s-e,c ~. Wa-hin. !.
ton ~ h..ays tha - ,clti. ma. nssn. d irosu n
ASA, Junctlva heat the bel. say II ithey had
~" z TIT 0p. there. lie raw lie ursyart. nil
. n,ns the !. is..Lcls / esc touLd .cv,r Ie<.d-hi.
" ssh nxt.n.
1r.sp. w,ll 10 .lisv~ tel ell to Frederick. Nd ~
rh.rs y. 10 p.o. est the Un.on ..rn, I - ns NJ
,icr. to-, th.s there is Il pi I on fYo anui,. tn.
S.ccs .i"..,.is y j ks'-c L.y. icks Oh iLA da j
aud stab in . prov s'-nai gave nn.rn,.
A usnDvr vi X kimcn,s lave 0ricrs for Ch .in-
.orsb ,rs.
its n ~ believe that ,rs vii, be 81 &c !.
adv ace Oh Ia pcr's teny.
C.l lBs,.ks l. ks- rusn "xEd At bal i'm re today
~. Stv.e lett this ci y to-day IT,. sTvops. 70
ing ~ tic direc.i.n = l.. esbn.y.
4 I.rxe uua. bar ii In b. en- sent from
;,rsftoa Va, ~ su'nhcr anil, u LsiGg rsd.Ta
u.~.I.s I. The IAi'sr lace.
IL i. saii ", ", ...ov> h ,vc left for Harper.
Far v but TINS i. thought i.sprobsD.-.
lt,ss ia that Mr. uni, y. Y. tr m J,w,, vii
be app imted lIvi. sl,ca u, Lesal, !. MI siv.n c.m
.nalrt the !. wa tsOUl,s.
~ .ciai dt.p s,ch 0the 7r.La 2. Gays ten hDu
ssDd 70 ps viii se in at m.se 40 in thirty IL
h ufs T"st city is N icrnrn; aiISn.a"a there srs
rfslA stissss Tor y vigorous ri''ng riss are ord
~ private houses, III ~. Luy .iisis have Icrl
g.sns o.. Al the 6 1t Sign Il urrislg the city
~.l. b: bo,nbs,ded om Feat Aclisnry. Ihis !.
Awih.ntir.
-prial disp,tch 10 the New York Heruls
81 s ih~t Gen. is.mAs headqu rtsr. are ~ tos
,lcsIemry.
a:s,. ! s.iwslls.lrr takes IN in,psrtAnt comm ,nt
.Vutt. ward.
1hs p,.vla e af baltimore are Initiated by III,
pressure Il Narthevn isoop. but tbs e,ncil, tor,
prux AN, y. ls~uksr N YES spis-ncHsI0u.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12
The Fight NJ lstx H,,A.,.

-. Nav vO.E, June u.
The Hrrald's aece ut Of th- .i.ir - ~ Hs.he,
Ga e. III. fsr sh. uss. rsunsis ri.s 10 ~. r,--
fed . tr-e ,c - lug hs q "a shd 81 \.
Z srg snr.ss. jO,1ed w .sta sclisrn, sf the IN
a-s4achusctt-. 1T tersn"s.t aud ia. and y. Nrv
Y.rA ke. .ea,s, With ~. light Gcta pi-res. nm
der L.,ul t.ebnc.. came mis,a ~ advance gn,sL
ot hsb~l., de- eafed sni drove them bas 4. takis
81 tr,sun~rs they sdssDcsd ~ issg i'eihel. isrk
count, .h,rs 4 Gene sicn ,he on, my. =, ="
r''on. aud crcv- int. them they were. in pr
sui.n. Ts's ted by Fix s,esvy bAt rrie-. mounting
Kama i've We I0"nd.rs. AID hea,y rid d 6 n0.'..
b..ih Duryea's uavcs = i ti.wk,n. Hegime.t.
Charged dp :" the batteries. but rcu'd nj v~--
The d en-. md ~erc coml ei.d u i.ll back afls 2
hours C..6tsc.
The sm"a,'ion gave out and tho troops retired
IN ier- eel ard,v.
he 1r t""-s reT"rt says all but one rid Gu
VI tho = my wrt1 rtlc csd. AID y hen The uuAvcs
chssg.d, the Gu. 2y scxtt. red. oIt w-rc tsllset.
Mt more t1sn Laii the Cvrec vas Lroush, snl..
ac'i.n at on.e.
/. VI GrebbcI's body Was calamity say.d By
beng trough, u tie held on III, o~n Canaan.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-12

No Pax FOX VOLuA1E .Ks. - A. vet,
cur eA..a.t v.la.sssrs ~ x "k"k. w..o sts
snda,ing e"ch hsstsls'vs .. ." liz. a'sn ~oul
. re 10 tsks upon themseiv~s without y ms
psxuisv comp. nsstion. have nos ressiv~d .
sii,ms n0sa sny sOusce-nOt even easuyh to
,,.s chss- the lssst u The nxce-sitses u lite.
.h~y are ithout money -ttsrA'iy strapped
Il !. : sh-sue. When our speech msskess-
briGAiull ii "a suth patriotism. st.soi ~ hire
u. - city sed asked IT, hslp. de young as."
v.,s given u u".is,s's.d 10 he rl.ias Ian.
x.ss~. the. their eumfs,s shsali ~ looked
sitter ii . i-.loss sya Ev~a The Governor
his.~.l. pIs.ss-d hss sasiss fa.,uns 10 shss s"i
X~, hoe much Il Is hss he ssp-.'i~sif lhs
sesrs sad Stripes we're sIsssd .st e'<iOrs s'as
s.ssv~.. 40. th<s we're ssks.j to diced l. eth
heir st.s-sa - b gr~ts hv.s Il H~ces-sry.
s.d the, re-, ...l~. 9th els rty We're they
s.k~i I. cutter siv ..i..n. sal 6s 's.iscs 'a
I. g:.ry. even IN l"w.f NJ -. Thsy we're
give" ~ und -rstAnI III 4 the enstrs fssth "t
th~ State would bs pledged tv their sItsr.; !;
that they wsss u r.c-ise ne sspgsDss III .hs
sac ~ xofd aud t.mhtui servants q. to
k~skak ~ Lsy. sa.i s-s hos that ,.rsn ~ hss
bsss k.sA q" s',i " / I the rage wh,rh ere
esse xssosssia3 suisss item - - - ~ &
shss tsss 10 ~. s".t hos ,h-y- NJ. provided
"s. Tue State u love V sos .i.i Z ,h- f.,s
thin. ~ thoAs .s-m. Aun~y has ,s-" 6.s.,,l
Or =. ve.vss~ sossc-s. tss state he v.,s T.,
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's~s sssrissd in'as The " ntxonesy Government
.stsscA''ns .ueh acts. Issssue his sge eh be slss
d~l~erated the .xsitstiUa sta vh,ch sir J"hu q
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