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treatise had been nearly agreed upon be
tween them. Mr.. Walsh was peeHllar'y Mt
ted for this work In the study of some
species, there are men 10 this country ana
in Europe who are more proficient than Mr.
Walsh, and to whom he deferred and from
whom he copied in psrticu.sriiesi but IN
the universal knowledge of the science OF
entomology, it is doubtful whether the suPe'
rior Of Mr.. Walsh exists in this country or
in Europe. The following strong testimony
Of his worth appears IN the official notice OF
his death, which has been received at the
Executive Office a. Springfield
"ln the loss Of Benjsmin D. Walsh,
State En,omoIogist Of the State Of Illinois,
there is gone oae whose position may be
filed, but his place never
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At Newburgoy

Some novelties in colorod all wool and white
cotton bed and cradle covers nt bargains
Also, dress goods furs, millinery goods, oil
cloths and carpets very cheap.
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CONTRACT LIT


The contract for the brick work Of the
arches in the Arsenal shop nov approach
ing completion, has been awarded by Gen.
Rodman TO Murdock 4 Atkinson we learn,
We have not as yet heard the particalari,es
Of the contract, the time given to complete
it, etc, hnt understand that
s1eir figuring ia very close on the job.
! ne reputation Or Nnu uon>,~~,o,. .-- ....
chanics is sufficient guaranty that the work
will be well done. which Of course must fol
low with Gen. Rodman if the work be done
at all. 1t will take 100000 choice hard
brick to complete the job. Mcssrs Muir.
dock will have to manufacture at least
1000 600 bricks to obtain the required
number of ePtiouabe ones.
The price, we are informed, is to be ZIG
per thousand.
Some time ago bids were invited for the
work, but thinking them all too high, Gen,
Rodmau rejected all Of them By private
| negotiation he has succeede in making a
better bargain for the government.
| SCIENTIFIC REMAINS OF }. D. WALSH
Yesterday we received u call from Chas
V, Riley, State Entomologist of Missouri
friend and scientific companion OF the late
B. d. Walsh, also his associate in the pub
Ncatiou Of the american EHt0moiogjSt, q
II. Louis. Mr. Riley is here giving due at
tenrou to the disposal Of Mr.. Wa,sh's sci
entifc remains. Mr. Walsh has left behinl
him large library aud magnificent col
lection Of Insects, unequa'led probably il
genera, completeness by any collection II
the West Mr.. Riley is striving to kee'
this collection in the West, so that it may b.
of some benefit to Illinois. Mr. Walsh, a
the time Of his death, was engaged on hi
report of the entomology Of this State
which WAS his duty under his appointment
If the collection is taken East it will no
only be liable to destruction from scientific
pilferers taking of single specimens, bu
moreover, it would be OF no advantage t
the State, under whose auspices and io
; whose benefit the collection was made. Mr.
Riley, as illustrator OF his report under
stands his collection thoroughly and is NOR
able to appreciate it probably than any ain
gle individual could be- and would there
fore be the best curator OF IT,
| Mr. Walsh had probably the creates
faculty of popularizing his branch of sci
euce OF any scientific writer in the country
He was making preparations to begin on
popular aud exhaustive treatise Of entomol
ogy which would occupy nearly all the re
maing years Of his natural life, when dealt
interposed. Mr.. Riley WAS going to ilu.
| Hsts il sbupdansly, and the scheme Of tn
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-25

LADIES, you can get good, all linen hem
stitched handkerchief at Aiken's for twenty
FIVE cents.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-11-25

A choice assortment of the latest patterns,
suitable for wedding and other presents, just
received at Rutonbeok & Co.'S, 20 West Second
street. under the Eawcomb House, Davenport.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
F,rr.,s CENTS line will be charged Ton
zach ;nss,t,ou Of articles under this head.


s. II. Harri. Is selling the best Imperial
Young Tyson and japan Teas iOf s','V' ~
Lundy's Auction Room, n''--"'"'
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Odd Yallowa

Rock Island Lodge No. IS, /. 0. 0 f., meets
every Monday evening at DAD Fellows Hall,
southeast corner of Illinois and Eag'e StS., at
n o'clock r. NJ.
c. r. KNOX, N. G.
c. W. HANILr0N. r. s.
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Masonic.

Barrett Chapter No. is, R A. Nj, meets at
Masonic Hall on the First and Third Tuesdays
Of each month.
HENRY BURGowER, IL. p.
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BOUND OVER.

N0UR clothing can be cleaned and bound and
L pressed over, 60 that It will loOh as well 90
new by Il. WILCOX Tailor,
Washington II bet. Orleans and Rock HI yer
mch9dtf
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AIKEN has full stock Of Amana tiannels
which are the best goods il the market.
Also q large lot Of Sucker Aannels and
jeans, that are good and cheap.
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PuTSAN's MAGA2INE.-We have received
from the Publishers the December number
of this sterling monthly magazine. Its CON
tents embraces great variety of matter,
adapting it to all taste worth catering TO-,
In the january number vii, be commenced
new novel by Mrs. Mary Ciemmer Ames,
Untitled "A Woman's Rights which will
be continued through the year. G. P. Put
nam & Son, New York, Publishers. Terms,
81 per annum, per copy; copies ~
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DAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago and st. Louis, see our
first nage.
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pailp argus.
premium Job Printing.

Orders for Job Printing will meet with promp
attention at the ANGUS OFFICE, and be executed
in the very best manner and at reasonable rates
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FoRrY CENTo line will be charged for
each insertion Of all articles under this head,
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BAYARp TAYLOR, the eminent traveller,
lectures this evening in Davenport.
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!. n. HOLMES,
AFRO HE'EE OF
superintendent of d = ildings 8,

Office in Palace Row, Illinois Street,
Rock Island, Illinois.
Plans, with careful and minute specifications,
and reliable detailed working drawings, fur
nished for ell kinds Of buildings. Also, all
kinds Of
NHCuAEIcAL DRAWING 81 ICIrED.
sha. aim, through the PRODUCTS Of the
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Work and Zoe satisfactory. aprl5aly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
n. n. PARMENTER,

A TToRNRY AND CoUNsssLLsokF. Az AN w.
"A Oface in Court House. N00A
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PETER FRIES,

EorrFIER AND MANUFACTURERS 2I.. on ~
X domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer N
r,saign Wines and Liquors. Front street, oPPo'
-. Tsr,, Landing, Rock Islshd, III.
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To-Day's Advertiser ts
Tioneer Importing Jewelry store
ILLINO = STREET, ROCK ISLAND.

Just received, the richest and most elega'
stock Of
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The Name Of God.

Ihad in NV regiment several men who
were called preachers" by the colorcd
people, because they always took charge
of their meetings. and eNhorted great
deal. One Of these was about hny-tive
wears old, with gray hair and wrinkled
face and somewhat enfcebleed constitu-
ton. for no had been hard-working,
much-abused slave. lie was very anxious
to learn to read. and with great effort ne
made considerable progress in n short
time. He had learned the alphabet, and
was reading words Of two and three let
tiers; and one day rs l sat by his side
coinr over the works with him, and
pointing out 10 him the objects which they
stood for. we came To the word, written
in large letters, "GOD."
THAT Is the name of the Being you
prcach about sometimes" said L.
He dropped his book, and held mp his
hands In surprise. and exclaimed. with
deem emotion, els that the name OF God
and that the way Il looks when printed?'
EYES," said I, that is the name oil your
Heavenly Father and l picked up the
book and found the place for him. but his
eyes were full of tears of joy,which he had
to brush away before he could see the
blessed name again.
That Is the Being" he continued,
..about whom I have preached for many
years. and whom 1 have tried to serve all
my life and now, . blessed day God
has permitted these old eyes to see to read
his name ~
Somehow this incident affected me
deeply. and for some minutes we were
both In silence and both in tears.
We do not realize how full and rich our
mercics are. What would our homes be
without the Bible What should we do
without the power TO read its precious
truths? Our minds and hearts should be
in state Of constant gratitude TO God for
the gin Of his Word. and for the power
and privilege to read and understand Its
tcachings.-Houshold Reading.
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!Spare Lissss.

A-s,d;n, q, C.ir,. IN WA postponed the
- Re ,sisvr,nh fror The groom which
WI vi .WyHsv. 40 xsi, ain ,e,t week. Wife has
oyerhauled me-"
"wby don't your father take = newspaper =
.aid man 10 little boy whom he caught pii-
fering hi, paper from his doorstep. Cos he
sends me 10 take it," answered the urchin.
..,,,.,. .ho,, +, wonderful parrot
man IN einns ~ -. ~ . bouse.
hanging IN seass o. n,..sI aid "It cries
u'0u .S,.Sr :, r,,,r,;Iy that every time hear
uTslr.ys stop 80
x.rs walking arm
asa mNyer ~ =, sr;s,J. ssThtse two are
In arm, was sn S;.t..vw.nn "whyr"
Just squA " o"' ..Rscause n Is a lawyer and
Ss.,nN ISp moasy or your lifs."
.u ..
There are Irish judges IN frs s ssaa,,v before
eisewner. nm w. dr,,ntcnness and as
ons ~ -. ar nal;ee The Judge -"Arc you
r,srr;sI nrisoner 80 "No." Then % much
o.. h.,,.r for vour wife and family. l shall
- -, ,hr.. lave imprisonment."
. 49,, trade be
The boy whc' wnen %.ea " Ne, .T viii
would wish TO be brought up, FP"v -
b trustee, because eve, , snee J;nnsr !" VIA,
trustee We have had PnaalnS on The greatest
awise child In his geh. . .,na.,sS nth
successes noW-,-o.ls NV money
'N' N
A witness being asked in regard 70 'ne pr
oner's ssbriety, replied; IL DOM sy mr.
Judge, that The deisn'an' wa -, Las,
saw him, ne was washing his faee IN mud
puddle, and drying it on door mat Whether
n sober man would do this, Mr.. Judge, In course
can't saw"
-. ,,;u;.,t uc,dinr took
some i,Oh'' - as ths h;cb contracting
place IN san frau.SSo, :, ,ho Re-
parties beng MI; Augns,'"s NJ. P,;sI,,rJ.r' a
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Sunday Reading.
The Rerarf.


Who. looking backward from his manhcods prime
sees not the spectre cf his mispent time
And, through the shade
or funeral cypress, planted thick behind,,
II..Ts no rcptoachful whisper on the wind,
PROM his loved deadl
Who hears no trace OF passions evil force'
Who shuns thy sting, o terrible remorse!-
Who does not cast
On the thronged pages Of his memory,s book
Al times, a sad and half reluctant LOOK,
Regretful Of the past'
,l,., the evil which we faln would shun
i've do AMI leave the wished f6r good undonei
Our strength 10 day
4. but to-morrow's weakness, prone TO fall,
nor, blind, Improbable servants all
Arc we Away.
Vet. who, thus looking backward DER bic years
R..ls moi liz cyellds wet with grateful tears,
~ he hath been
Permitted, weak AMI sinful a. he was,
To cheer and aid In some enobling cause,
Ills fellow meni
Irhe hath hidden the outcast, OF let In
A ray " sunshine 10 the cell otslnI
st,.,y,h IN the weak and In an hour Of need,
over the suffering, mindless of his creed
or homo hath bent.
Tie has not lived In vain. And while ne gires
With thankful hearts
lie gsres backward. and with hope hetore,
knowing that nom his works he neNermoro
Can henccforth part.
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Take nv Hand Papa.

I'm the dead of night, i am frequently
Weakened by little hand stealing out from
the crib by my side. with the pleading
cry. please take my hand. papa"
Instantly the little boys hand is grsped
his fears vanish. and soothed by the con-
seriousness Of his fathers presence no falls
into sweet sleep again.
We commend this lesson Of simple. FL
ial faith and trust to tho anxious. SORROW
ing ones that are found in almost every
household. Stretch forth your hand.
stricken mourner. although you may be
in the deepest darkness and gloom, and
fear and anxious suspense may cloud your
weary pathway, and thatvery act win re-
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Josu BtIIryos on MAcKEnEL--The mackercl
|. A game fish. They ought tew be well edukat-
ed, for they are always in schools. =.
They are very cary to bite, and are cought
with piece or old rcd-Hannel petty-coat tied
onto hook.
They amt the only kind oy fish that are
caught by the same kind oy bait.
Mackrel inhabit the SEA, but those which IN
habit the rrucerys alwuz taste to me AZ though
they had been born and fatted on salt.
They want cool deal Oy freshening before
they are eaten. and want good deal OF treshen-
ing afterward.
i'll kan have plenty of maekerel for break
fast, can generally make the other two meals
out Of cold water.
Maekerel are considered by many folks the
best fish that swims, and are called the "salt OF
the Garth
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veal the presence of loving and COM
passionate Father, and give you the peace
that passeth all understanding.
The darkness may not pass away NJ
once. night may still enfold you In its en-
brace. but its terrors will be dissipated, Its
gloom and sadness flee away, and in the
simple grasp Of the Fathers hand. sweet
peace will be given. and you will rest
securely. knowing that the morning
cometh. "-Ib.
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with bss mutton wheat hour besns and potatoes until
such time sa Indiaos shall b oand 70 be capable
sustaining themselves, per tvsih artice treaty AAaei
two, eighteen hundred and sixtyeight thirty thoasand
dollars.
Yo this amount, 10 Be expended under NE dlreetics Q
the Secretary Of the Interior In proudn9 en- saes
besd of family In sah ooos-dssatsd hands VIZ u
Tie American oo~, a. dilngsIshsd hun hs oran
icsn 90 TEXAS bred and nvSead Of sheer per thsssn
srtic,e treAty Marh two eighteen hundred and sky
eight, forty-nvs thoasasd dollars.
osxr..L Isapsr.AL EIPssse OF Sus lSptAS ssnvick
lrtsona.
yor IN. general incidental eIpenses d the Indian ser
ve In the Territory q An.oo. rssens q sooos ~,
si,t thssn 20 locate In abes and sustain them
.el,r, by the puruits Of civilized e 10 be expended I'M
der the direction Of the Secretary Of the Interior seventy
thousand dollars.
Y the general incidental expenses Of the Indian ser
vice In CaxnA including travelling eIpenss Of super
intending rgents, i've thousand dollars.
Colorado Territory.
fc the general Incidental expenses Of the Indian ser
vice In Colorado Territory, presents Of gods agcultura
implements, and other useful articles and TO assist then
TO locate In permanent aboes and sustain themselves b.
the puSus Of civilized lie, 70 be expended under the d.
recoo Of the Secretary Of the Interior twenty thousand
dolzrs
Dakota Territory.
Po the general Incidental expenses Of the Indian
vice In Dakota Territory pesens Of goods, agricultural
mpemep and other useful articles and 70 ASST them u
locate In permanent abces and sustain themselves by
the pursuits Of civilized life, 10 be expended under the d.
recon Of the Secretary Of the Interior heen thousand
dollars.
general Incidental expenses Of the Indian service
In Idaho Territory, presents Of gocds agricultural nipple
ents AMI other useful articles, and 10 assist them 70 10
cate In permanent aboes and sustain themselves by the
pursuits Of civilized M tobe expended under The direction
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DOD,D'S
NERvINE
ONCE MORE.

The standard remedy for blliousnces with the med.
ica profession 10 tho Anti.lious Pill Of the Amer.
can Pharmacopaia. And it reputation has been
we'll enough deserved. but u u PHI, nevcrthe-
less and most people Of sensibilty feel something
about N big A. meeting house coming into their
throat whenever pill 10 spoken Of D0DDS NRR-
VINE AND INyIGORATOR acts efficiently on the
hillary organism u initiates neither stomach nor
intestine In It's operation, and what Is VERY IM:
PORTANT, "a all good nurses know, II IL MOST
AGREEABLE To TAKE, being ss pleasant TO the
palate as any delicate wine. We all know how u is
with Cod Liver OIL. In pure stote 10 10 excellent
in tendencies 70 Consumption and yet many Of the
best physicians decline 10 prescribe L. becauso 10 -
dreadfully sickens tho patient. That, they say,
makes Il do more harm than good. With Dodds
Neryne all this becomes obsolete.
For sale by all druggists. Price, $i.oo.
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DR.. HOPKINS IRON TONIC.

Dyspepsia, Loss OF Appetite. Liver Complaint
Sick Headache. Depression OF Spirits, Neuralgia
Nervous Affections, Diseases OF the skin, Consump-
tive tendencies, Chronic DiarrhOes, and Diseases
peculiar To Females. Manufactured by HOPKINS
a CO., Proprietors OF the celebrated CatarIh Tro-
ches and Electric Hair Restorer, IsS Main street.
Charlestown, Mass. For sale by all druggists.
spiyos5
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Twcntr.fiyr Yenrr Practice

Twcnty-fve Years, Practice
In the Treatment OF Diseases incident TO Females
has pIa,Sd IN. DOW at the head OF all physicians
mailing such practice q speciality, and enables
him To guarantee speedy and permanent cure In
the worst cases OF SsPPrsssioR and all other Men
struai DeraagsmSsts, IRON WAafspsr edu't. All let
tets Tor adyiec must contain 81. Office, No. Endi
e0tt Street Boston.
,B.-Bosrdi rnished to those desiring to re.
main under treatment.
Boston. July. lS69-sp. nO.lyrs9
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49, 5JOHN q. LOCK,
Names and 80 others.
State of Maine.


YORK, Ss.-Ata Court Of County Commissioners,
begun and held d Allied, for and within the Coun-
y OF York, on tho second Tuesday Of October,
A. ID. 1902 "a
On the foregoing Petition, Il 10 considered by the
Commissioners that tho petitioners aro responsible
and that they ought 10 DO heard touching the mat
ter set forth In their petition, and therefore order,
That the petitioners give notice 70 oil persons and
corporations interested, that tho County Commits
riones will meet ut the dwelling houss OF Charles
H. Berry, In Buxton, In the County Of York, on tho
9th day OF November, A. ID. 1852 ut ten o'clock
A. ~, when they will proceed 10 View the roats set
forth in the petition, and Immediately amer such
view ut convenient place In the vicinity, will
give . hearing 70 the parties, and their witnesses.
Bald notice 70 DO by causing copies Of aid petition
and this order Of notice thereon, 70 DO served upon
the town clerk Of said buxton, and also by posting
up copies Of the same In three public places In said
town, and publishing the same three weeks suooes-
sively In the Union and Journal, printed In Biddc-
ford In said county, the first OF sAid pubications,
and each Of tho other notices 70 DO al least thirty
days before the time OF sAd meeting, that oil per-
sons may then and there 10 present and show cause
II any they have, why the prayer OF aid petition
should not DO granted.
Attest, II. FAIRFIELD, CLERH.
IS CT. Copy Of the Petition and Order Of Court
Co., Attest, II. FAIRFIELD. cLEnk.
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.HisceilaaeOsss.
wANTS!

- " -
Do you want good Gold Watch.
Do you pant good Silper Watch.
Do you pant a good Clock.
Do you pant a good Chain.
Do you ,oant good set Of Silrer Spoons.
Do you ,oant a good set Of Silrer Forks,
DO you rant good set Of Jetoeiry.
Do you pant a good pair Sleere Buttons.
Do you cant a good Gold Ring.
Do you ,cant a good pair Of Speetaeles.
DO you ,oant good pair Of Eye. Glasses
DO you ,oant good set Of Table Knires.
DO you ,rant good set Of Plated Forks.
DO you ,rant a good Pie or Fish KNIFE.
DO you ,rani good Butler Knife.
DO you ,pani good Fruit Knife.
DO you rani good Napkin Ring.
DO you ,cant good Tea Set or Castor
DO you ,ani good Cake Basket.
DO you irant good Ice Piioher.
DO yon ,cant a good Butter Dish.
Do you ,rani a good Berry Dish.
Do you ,cant a good Mantle Ornament.
DO you ,odn good Travelling Bog.
DO you ,cani a good HdkJor Glore Dor.
DO you pant a good Album.
DO you ,cani good Pocket Book.
81 sa,E
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American and Foreign Patents.
r. n. EDDY,
Solicitor Of Patents,
Late <ssni Of ns U~n,d s,sf.' Psi... oNes. Ws'A

Solicitor Of Patents,
Late Agent Of tAs Umifsd Sisf,s Psfssf oMes. WssA
ingfss, sadu hs Act Of 1851,
~ State st., opposite Kiiby 81, Boston,
FTER IN extensive practice Of upwards o. 20
n years. continues 20 secure patents In the unlt'
ed states ALAG In drs.t britain. rIsnss and o,hsr
Assignments, and ell papers or drawing. fof Pat
Researches made into American and Foreign
Patents Of Inventions, and legal and other sdvice
rendered on II matters touching the same. Copies
of the claims OF any patent furnished, ~ remit.
Ing ono dollar. Assignments recorded In wash
ington. ..
Essihftss Tss stfsfssas Psfssb % sssofs'ssss hs
Ssfsstst.Isfy 81 tsvssfs.ss. a., A.,
During eight month. the sueseosr. IN .ns
spnlissiIoas. sixTGES APPgALs, ByERY ONE
81 which vas decided N 4. ysrs'by the Commits
slonsr Of Patents.
TESTINONIALs
"T regard Mr. hfy % one Of the most esrsh.
s.< ssss,s.T-i practitioners with whom have had
0"e'a' ciiSRLEy MASON. com,r Of Patents.
81 have no hssltasion In assuring investors that
irsif~ssfAy and more capable Of putting their ap-
plIeaiieas In form 10 secure Tor them an sarly
and favorable ''n'dt ESsSs Il NJ Sr rc'
$780,. Late com'r Of pstsnt..
sMr n. II. EDDY has made Tor ne TiiRTEkN
applications, on ell bet OSk OF which petsnn
s.ss ss%i...isSis proof o. great ,siss, .sd ssf.
ity On bis pat, lsads ne 70 rsooonsna 49,
vcntor. 70 apply 70 him 10 procure their Pst.nts,
~ they nay b ssrs Of hsvin. the meet hlthiui
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