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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22
DR, =. Nj. M ACh
Graduate of Guys Hospital, London, England
and for over two years confidential Physi-
clan to Her Majesty, the Queen; also late
ofthe Medical University OF New York,
has now located AZ Indianapolis,
advice to the Eick Abroad as well
as at E0mes

c& - &2S1A2Se
Every village in America, however small, con
tains among It's Inhabitants always afeW sn0
often many men, women and children, sufi' EIna
with chronic diseases which have haffed the Cd J.
Of the reside At physician, il not, indeed that %
men eminent in the profession in the county o.
State wherein they reside, when, really under
rational system Of medication Gdminlstsrea BY
one who has given exclusive attention to disss-
sss of 8 chronic character they may be easily
ured; and when such help Is found. 1t becomes
a matter Of turpriFe and iuqaiTy why they should
have suffered so long. The reasons sre;-lst.
That your local physicians are so Euch occupied
10 the treatment Of acute diseases st the bedside
Of their patients that they have neither the TINA
cor patience to give proper attention 10 2 lone
| standing ane supposed ins9rabls disease; 3ne
The man Of eminenco who Is called upon ma,
have gained all his grsot reputation in sargsry
| instead Of medicine. so that the Invalid, not re
cogniziDg this fact, supPoses he or sho IS try IN
Ine best skin ths: cur countTv afor4s. Dr. c.
| NJ Mack jr successfully trestipg just su"h cas- e.
| ali ever the country by letter an express, who's
| faces bGve nsver been seen, as we'll rs ct BIS OF
| ice at home.
DR.. Mack has been steadily gaining upon tbs
confidence Of the public fer the past year, dur
=rwhieh time he has treated nearly IN
THOUSAND CASES, ninety OF every hundred
| f which have been radically cured, while every
essehas been benefited, and At this nom mt h'
| as patients in nearly every state T. the Union
nd many in Canada. Every reader OF this WIZ
aas any Election Of the Head, Throat, Langs
scarf, Stomach, Liver, Kidneys, Bladder, Bow
els, Wont, Genital OEsa0s, or khssmAtie o
Neuralgia Difhcalties OF Erupiious OF the ski
| h God In purities, Tuners, Cancers, Nervous Ai
fectious. diseases of ths Eye or Ear, So, are IN
,ited to simply send the symptoms they hAV
I'D the Price Of Package OF Medicine, (Sa,) O.
receipt OF whch thsy will receive one Psek&g
free Dr.. Mack has ready prepared nodlelne
Z for all Diseases Each Disease has It's HpPro
pirate re zedy and pleasant to tsEe. fEs
: IN large Packages, made OF Pure EAtFEeis
Roots and herbs, tHo Mercury or folsonoT
Drugs used these remedies have been used {
| the Physicians Of the above Hospital and tnlEe
sity for over 20 yeArs, known as their tAvoTi
| Prescri ytions for the use Of Patients and Ply
+ tcians. Each package sent viii have fall Dire
tons sad Medical advice free. By this Pla
b rat,ents can be treated at home and save Il
expense Of coming to the city. list OF "a"
lions sent to any tall address On receipt Of
cent stamp. Persons ordering Package shou
ssrd Post ONCE Money Order or the money
Registered letter. Address,
. Jssqsvlr1 O.. MACK, II. D.
:, No. 90 East Market S., Indiana polls, Ind.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22
UseRenne's Pain Killing
MAGIC ok.
at Works like q Charm"

READES-
Renne's Pain Killing Magic uii cures Aeaaaohe'
Renpe', Pain Killing Magic oileurss Toothssbe.
REM e's ain Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
ReunssPan Killing Magic OlcuTss OholerA'
ReDnss PAln-Killing Magic Otloureshheumati N
Repps'sPAin-K filling Magic OIL cures LGmensss
Repus's Killing Magic Oil cgrssskin Disease
Some folks rssu 10 be proad of telling how
flame theiT shoulders Ars"-of my crick in the
bsck'-or, II have got the sciaties'-And de-
Rs hit In Dragging that ''DothiUs can cure me y
| bat vhea we get such awful felix's TO use Zen
res PsGn-Killing Magic on fsithiully We
not only cure their lamsnesS and charm away
their pains, but actually take sll that kind OF
"bras out Of them" and they frankly own up,
and say a. works Ike 9 charm
! 81 Sold by all Druggists, Merchants drooeri
! tisput up In three sizes, and called " Frih
| Sine ".tMedIam slEe," and Large Family Size
bottles. N. hENNE SUNS
Sole PrOpristors and Manufacturers,
je6-d&vsoWly Pittsheid' mass
Sold Wholesale and Retail by John Bsngf
tor, Druggist. Rock Island.
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From Dlspcn-atory OF the United,statosl
DlssMA CR2N2Tt-BUCuU LEAVES.
PROPERTIES.
MsDICl a. PRoPGRrIEs AED USES.
RITES.


MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES.
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life
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md Bladder Het
the Brick Dust
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Ho
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diseases arising from habits
destination
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Established Prepared by
l. i!aHB)L3, Practical and analytical Chemist,
Body Y aai Philadelphia Pa
OsU tGtSTs EvERTwHERE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22
Dailp ARGUS.

LORD BRouGHAN's last passion was
passion for hymns. During the last tw,
years of his life be collected all the vsriop
hymn books he could hear Of, and vers'
RON bis fAvorito hynn il inscribed on hi
nt moral tablet in the church at Cannes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22

CREDIT the DIR it Post with the abioin-
= mis- snthropic expression:
Now is the ime 10 rally to the frst.y.
donation party. A donation party is .
cheerful gathering, where poor clerR'
nan's hoek sverwhelm him with bead
watch-pockets aud eat up sll2 worth Of hi'
W nter provisions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22

REPRESENTATIVE BECK, of Kentucky. u
preparing document show n how the
Southern States have been plundered under
the carpet-bag rule. He inumates III /
facts will be presented il this conuectt, u
which will startle the whole country, aDo
that over 5000, 900, eco have been secured
in the manuer described Ii will be signed
bv himself and Senators Blair snd Bsv%r
and will be submitted to both Houses 90 q
minority report TO sccompeuy abe tor
coming report Of the ku klux committee.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22
THE "oHlRM,"
nav pattern, with al sbsIs,e'tinPr0vsH'n''


T.s,uk.eo constantly on AaRd fall stock
# CRATES, Innings snd fsfslrs for The la'ho,
-. beso Eta 10 Rock Island.
p.T,isu,ar stiention = Isl be paid to ali kinds
r lin sud shsst iron JOB work.
We'll aad eistsFn pumpk kept constantly 90
aan4
Thankful forp sst patronage would respect
faiIy ask nay old friends to call 81 my new place
teasinsss Tan 5stsv&ined 10 spare no pain
.opIease those whoiaror me With their pstson.
age. Ii 4. 81 tLEh.
mshl5-dwti
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22

>, t2iJyEY AS GIVEN ATTENTION FOR THE PAST
incident both and
tns
ts noxn
hHo he viii tell yOH hst fer
err sllsuu
understands case Dr.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22
CeNDITl0A P0WDGA.
SORE&IS'
CaLa84AgtzD I3lpauVED
CONDITION EOmDhAs
For Aorses, Cat .lc, hse Aogz,
and E1wiss
CehDITl0A P0WDaA.

lac cEesFes, ana only sac, certain aud rells-
al OF these animals.
For Ho ser al Cattle they are Sovereign
&emedy tor Loss Of APpeute, hide bound, AIS
ten gsrs, hLeumztl1n, Inward SSrslus, FeveTs,
nOunders dc, So And g cure fer Coughs
AnA Colds, v Inch ia tas foundation Of the more
fatal dnessss. Thess Powders are 60 conPoGn
ieo, and Of such in I Rodents, that Bli Of their
valuable gu siilies blend IN harmonious ussion,
which reAdily enter into the ele msnts of the
blood snd juices Snd are thereby made TO psue-
lra to every part of the system thus assisting a.
lure in allAyiEg fevsrs and fsnm sti9 ms break
iug Up colds stopping coughs, removing un-
healthy obstFuctions loose mir the fEin, openIng
It's poIes cAu.iug the hair lie smooth, aud CIV
| ing il q glossy. soft appearance, purifying the
| olood, giving tsus to tse stomach and digestive
organs, ami iupAytIng new life, vigoE and
| siren 9Th to the animal. 4 few doses o. these
| Powders will produce wonderful eject uP OF
| these animals.
| For shest, thsy are perfect remedy for pi'
| ,emps4s Foot Bet, wEHtof Appetite, wool Drop
ping, scurvy 4c., and by feeding once wesl
/ .reeiv. will prevent all the above diseases.
For Hogs, they viii keep in better conditis n
| FRtteu Gu O. er, and ca less food. Half Pack
age shosld be- mixed in every barrel Of 'wilI
| These Powders have neAeT been known to fail t
cure that fatal disesse known 81 Hog Cholera.
BE SURE AND CALL FOX NORRIS.
Price p cent per package CT FIVE for 81.
Prepared and rod wholesale and Retail h
g. q NORRIS. CLEVELAND, o and Geld .
Druggists and Merchants generally.
For sale by J ohm Bengsten, Roct Island.
oct6 decd Hvf y
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22
SPERTAToRRH0EA.

a-ea bv segabusp excessive venerv- the symptoms
Ming seminal Sse Indigestion. rritabiiity loss Of man
~ ne~ society, rendering marriage improper
Tnis disease very common and thousands mnpe not
ts7o- yH4+ is the matter many do cannot visie
1pa seer 30 wears experience have P7euaired CURES
NJ 1 The form atom stage Me- The stage Of progress
H. Tra Of decay and lmTotencyr al - treat
mont f,w packages most cases and pcr7eveFenoe
III. a.v cn=e OF Kind your fully send
s DOLLAR and the You need will he sent postpaid
tbas vou have skill heue at less than travelling
go without exposure One package viii convince yoQ
AM cure 10 this way is IL tine a. remedy Is
rhargaz 20 -r.s cTCuustAucas
PIs1h.a,. cpahiug any TO ssfe their case fully s6
ms To scaled letter cugeta5 for - cents. Address
A.a. oLIN. j6j State Street, Chicago
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4. -. TaafAna. Roak FalAEa, II.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22

"a Oh. BoHAENAE's Treatise on spec-
ial Diseases" watch fully explain the nature,
causes, 81 nptons, etc., of ''sPermatSrfhsA" or
Seminal Weakness" Syphilis, Female Com
plants, all imPediments to Marriage. and val
liable uforD alton on other delicate subjecte sent
FhEE to address in plain scaled envelope, or
receipt of enc stamp.
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spr4dw1y

(tURBs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
~ Diseases In e short time, either in Id ale or
Fem ale; charges low fees uses no Mercury.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ParmeIee,s New Vegetable Pills.

oeataining Man drake and Dandelios and wal
Gore Liver aas Kidney Complaints, Dyspepsia
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seq and psevsat Agus. These Pills are anu
Bilious and . Specific for the euxe Of those
Chro.ie.nd Bilious Deran geuents my7kdw1y
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Victor Scales
The Best is Cheapest +!

SIMPLE, ACCURATE. DURABLE AND
~ Reliable Of Western inventions a. 4 maui
facture; they are "up to the times" and belong
TO this century.
They require no foundation below the action
Of ths frost, as they weigh accurately with the
platform in or out Of Level.
F;Tft Premium at three STATE, seven Comfy
and feur Union Pairs, ana s.. Louis AgrIeultur-
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Purchasers will save $25 TO $50 in cost Of set
ting scales for grain, hay ant stock purposes, By
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gE.- Every Scale guaranteed. Address
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-22
MEDICAL"
UIB IA: ACCEPTED 1A: READ AND REHsCT
Dr.. SPIN M { Z 3
GATARRH, THROAT, LUNG,
CHRONIC DISEASES,
7,a soea s. Parry aH 3oek SOTth ofPOss Once

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Disease o cali At h's
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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07

tons Of which the place has mauy. wers
visiiel. Quite = number visited the con-
serVatories Of Hon. Horace Fairbanks.
and the sudden transition from . iempera-
ture Of 20 : below zero in the morning.
to a place in the afterbOoB where all kinds
Of tropical fruits aud flowers we're in full
and luxur.su; growth. was very sgree-
able. The ladies we're eaeh presented
with a rare flower to take away as a
memenio Of the excursion.
Two can we're added to the train for the
return trip and all filed to overlooking.
The excursion, although an impromptu
affair was a success. The pleasure o. the
ride was greatly enhanced by the feeling
that it was our road, aud the one we all
had hoped aud labored for so long. The
Mr.. Parkhurst, is a thorough |
gentleman and the fright man 10 the
right place" lie certainly has the facul-
" of packing the greatest number Of
Messengers in limited number of cars,
md make them all feel comfortable, of
my man we know. May he long live TO
conduct the trains of the p. & o. X. r.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07
p. d 0. Excursion.

On Thursday last the excursion to St
Johnsbury over the new r. R., took place
The morning was intensely cold rs 9
below zero) but the sleighing was excel.
lent and "Old Sol" showed counte.
nance that had the effect TO make the ex.
curslonists feel courageous, and in mea.
sure, rounded Oft the "sharp corners of
the chilly morning. The ride to South
Hardwick was made quite comfortable by
Doty's arrangements of conveyance, hav-
ing good teams and abundance of comfor-
table robes. At Hardwick a train of
four cars stood ready to receive the party
and were soon en- route, nearly full. A
large crowd were waiting at each station
to join the party. At Greensboro Bend
more got on board than could find seats.
This station has its depot nearly complet-
ed, and Is of the style to be adopted at
all the station on the line. The COMPANY
secured quite tract of land for its depot
grounds, but they are already nearly GOV.
cred with piles Of lumber, wood, posts,
&c, showing that the point is good one
for business Soon after rounding the
curve the train commenced to make the
ascent and for some distance ran nearly
parallel to the track recently passed over.
The train was drawn by the engine
Essex" which is the smallest one now
on this line, but Notwithstanding her heavy
load and the grade, she made the ascent
with perfect ease, and her register show.
ed more steam on after having made the
ascent than when she started The train
arrived at Walden station ahead of time
and here too found an enthusiastic crowd
ready to join the party. The town of
Cabot is convened at this station. and we
understand made gift Of $4,000 to
the company, which is to be expended in
building station forlheir accommodation
They also have furnished aud set the
poles tor telegraph line to the village
and the telegraph company have opened
an Office there.
AT West Danvllle and DanviIle stations
large number got on the train, making
the party number about $50 persons.
The scenery form theheights was grand
beyond description. Both ranges Of S
mouatains-the White and the Green
now presented the same white color to !
the eye.
The party were met St. Johnsbury bv ]
large number of its citizens and taken to ]
he hotels in sleighs. Alter dinner and !
turing the short time allowed, the attrac. :
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07
CorrcEponsicnco.

By The kindness 81 l. J. Seclsy ve arc
permitted 10 insert the following letter
RGwuNo WTosrSO I. Jan. IL. 1872.
DEAR BnoHEK LTNAN.
Your favor Of Dee. l2lh. came duly to
hand and found me as usual fall business.
We are nos blocked up With snow aud
have been fer some time NC have been
troubled with snow more this winter than
any time before since the rUad vas built.
there does not sueh vast quantities Of snow
fall, but the wind keeps the little that
does fall constantly in motion. hence the
small cuts aro filled full and when the
wind Is blowing, men eanno, shovel out as
fast as il will blow in. you cannot have
conception Of the force Of the wind on
these Plains unless you witness il for
time. BE out 10 one Of our snow storms
and you would be pretty we'll posted.
l should judge that building a Rail
Road through Cambridge would certainly
be a novelty to those old time people. /
Judge their object in crossing the river
where they do and wandering around
hose hills was for the purpose Of keeping
'lear of the low lands, where the grade
would be endangered by high water. L
rope the people will realize all they autic-
pate FROM their road. Ii will open up
he country, and no doubt many are already /
respectively rich now. Please give my .
egards to all. Yours truly,
A. II. SEELEY.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07

VERMoNTERs ON THE NORTHERN PACIFIC
; RAILRoAD.-We make the following ex.
tract containing allusioLs to number OF
= well known Burlingionians from the
: Northwestern correspondent of the Rut.
land Courier. Speaking of the North.
ern Pacific railroad, the writer remarks :
Vermont has more than ordinary inter-
est in this great enterprise. Our railroad
king, Ex-Gov. Smith, is President of the
Northern Pacific, aud is devotiDg all his
energy TO its completion. b. G. Lindsey,
Esq, of Burlington, is Assistant Chief
Engineer, and has the active management
OF its construction through Minnesota
Dakota aud Montana. lie is peculiarly
fitted for his task. Besides thorough
knowledge Of his profession he is thorough.
acquainted with everything required
in great undertaking like this. He is
cool, clear headed, entirely practical, and
OF all the men Of every glade and calling
be has under him, it is said that I'D. G."
las he is called out here,) can tell them
more of their particular calling than they
knew before, even in showing man how
to drive four horses. Scattered over the
road in different positions are many more
Vermonters more or less known at home.
At the head Of the medical department of
the road is DR.. Thayer formerly of Bur
ilngton, weIl-known in the profession not
only OF VT, but throughout the country. |
lie is invariably liked and respected, aud
is, | believe, the best known aud most .
popular man on the road. lie has hos
pitfalls at various point on the road, and a
corps OF assistant surgeons il charge where
employees of the road are cared for free
OF expense. For the support of these
hospitals, a deduction Of fifty cents per
month is made from the pay Of each EN-.
ployce of the company. Among bis as.
slstants is his son, Charles Thayer of Bur
llngton, who, between physic and con-
tracts, bids lair to become rich man.
and no one out here will envy him If he
does. 5. s. Churchill Of Burlington has
charge of the balIastng of the Minnesota
1lvlslon. lie is III his element here, room
enough for him, and hard worker. n
hard talker, it is sight to see him at the !
head of his two hundred and fifty Swedes
ind Norwegians, "terrlble as an army
With banners" Il. G. Winnie, formerly 8
IT Burlington, is the popular and efficient i
gent of the Minnesota division, and has {
barge of the companys hotel at Brainerd. g
which town, by the way. is named for L
lon. Lawrence Brainerd of Vermont a.
ohm Ii. Stone son of Rev. Mr.. Stone u
t Castleton, formerly chaplain of the I'd :
ermont regiment, is the agent of the L
Dakota division. and though he has risen I,
apidiy, has risen deservedly. There arc u
'any other Vermonters | might mention "a T..
ut space forbids. al
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07

The annual meeting of the Rutland
railroad company was held at Rutland
on Tuesday, in reference to the accounts
OF the corporation. A large number Of
stockholders were in Attendance and
more than the ordinary interest manifest.
ed IN the action of the meeting, 1t NAV
be well to promise that recent de, clon.
ments have shown that the companv was
more deeply involved than had been snn-
posed that year previous lease of the
hutland road, together with all line. nm.
DER Its control, was made to the Vermont
Central railroad that at the time of the
lease 1T vas believed BY the board of d.
rectors that there were on hand sniff
clent number Of assets to meet tho on.
tomary liabilities Of the road that ,ba
directors have recently found that the
ROAD was In debt over a million and n
quarter dollars and that this debt was
thrown upon them by the former trustees
OF the road, no means of aseertainin, the
exact Indebtedness of the company BEING
IN the directors hands, as no statement
had been made by the trustees for seven
years. The questions before the meeting
@ere--the best meth d of paving the
ieot' and the most expedient manner of
meeting the interest due on the preferred
stock February ] 1t was voted to nav
ne dividend in scrip, in order to apply
4, ne rental to the payment of the debt
ne old board of directors was reelected.
: follows: Lawrence Barnes, Edwin 4
5irchard, John B. Page, James II. vii.
larls. Gen. b. Chase, Peter Butler and
:, n; Skilllngs. The meeting adjourned
III Wednesday morning, when ex. Gov
age was to be present.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-02-07
National Union Republican Con-
IentlOn.

The undersigned. constituting III
National Committee designated By th
Convention held at Chieago on the 20h
Of May. 1865. hereby call convention
ofthe Union Republican party at the CIT.
Of Philadelphia, ON Wednesday, the sd
day of June next. at II O'Clock noon. fol
the purpose Of nominating candidates fo
the Offices Of President and Nice-Presi
dent Of the United States.
Each State Is authorized to be reprent
ed in the Convention by delegates equal
10 twice the number of Senators and hep.
sentatives to which it will be entitled in
the next National Congress, aud each
organized Territory is au horized to send
two delegates.
In calling this Convention, the Com.
mittee remind the country that the prom
Uses of the Union Republican Convention
Of 1865 have been fulfilled. The States
lately in rebellion have been restored to
their former relations TO the Government.
The laws Of the country have been faith
fully executed, public faith has been pre-
served, and the national credit firmly es-
tablished. Governmental economy has
been illustrated By the reduction, at TIE
same time, of the public debt aud of tax
alton and the funding of the national
debt at lower rate Of interest has been
successfully inaugurated. The rights of
naturalized citizens have been protected |
by treaties, aud immigration encouraged =,
by liberal provisions. The defenders of
the Union have been gratefully remember
ed, and the rights and interests of labor
recognized. Laws have been enacted, and
are being enforced, for the protection Of
persons and property in all sections.
Equal suffrage has been engrafted on the
National Constitution the privileges and
Of American citizenship have
become part of the organic law, and
liberal policy has been adopted toward all
who engaged in the rebellion. Compli-
cations in foreign relations have been ad-
iusted in the interest of peace throughout
he world while the national honor has {
9een maintained. Corruption has been S
exposed, offenders punished, responsibility G
safeguards established, and t
low, as heretofore, the Republican party a
lands pledged to correct all abuses and
AIRY out all reforms necessary to MAIN a
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&c service. To continue and firmly estab- VI
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WILLIAM CLAFLIN. of Mass, Chairman. h
VILLAIN +. CHANDLER, of N. H.. Scc.
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