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SJiKHt do 4 J by 3 Jo do do
500 do 5 by I do do do
1500 do 5J by } do do do
]n00 do 6 by ] do do do
4MOO do 5] by i do do do
1000 do 3{ by J do do do
9000 do 5 by { do do do
1000 do hi by I do do do
2000 do 5j by j do do do
2000 do 6 by j do do do
1000 do lj by J do do do
1000 do 9 by J do do do
1000 do 3J by ; do do do
4000 do 5 by j do do do
3000 do 2 by 1 do do do
3000 do 2J by 1 do do do
4000 do 3 by 1 do do do
1000 do 3J by 1 do do do
1000 do 5j by lj do do do
1000 do 6 by lj do do do
3000 do 3 by 1} do do do
1500 do 3j by 1! do do do
2000 do 4 by 1! do do do
2000 do 5 by 1! do do do
1000 do 4 by lj do do do
2000 do 3 by 2 do do do
1000 do Hi by 2 do do do
2000 do 4j by 2J do do do
1000 do {-inch square iron do
1000 do 5-16 do do do
10,000 do 716 do do do
10,000 do 9-16 do do do
124,100 do
All the iron to be of the best American manu
facture.
ClA.su No. 2. ? I'lolt and Hoop Iron.
1,000 pounds 3-16-inch plate iron per pound
5,000 do J do do do
1,500 do 9-16 do do do
120 pounds iron hoops, 9 feet 7 inches long, 21 In
ches wide, end j, inch thick do
120 do iron hoops, 10 feet I inch long,2i inches
wide, and 1 inch thick do
2,000 pounds hoop iron, lj inch wide, 1-10 inch
thick, not less than 23 ft. long do
1,200 do hoop iron, 1! inch wide, 4-16 inches
thick, not less thin 22 ft. long do
9,000 do hoop iron, 1J inch wide, 1-16 inch
thick, not less than 22 ft. long do
All to be of the beat manufacture.
Class No. 3?Holt and Sqnor* Copper.
30,000 pounds 5 inch bolt copper per pound
20,000 do J do do do
10,000 do 11 do do do
15,000 do lj do do do
500 do 5-16 do square copper rods do
500 do jf do do do
500 do 11-16 do do do
Class No. 4?Hardware, tf?.
6 smiths' anvils (from 110 to ISO pounds each,)
per sample
20 dozen corn brooms,(copper-wire bound) p Joz
90 do hickory do p. sample, p. doz
12 do 10-knot whitewash brushes do do
1 do dusting do do
6 do iron-bound varninh do do do
12 do 0000 paitil(fme ground) do do do
12 do 0000 paint (coarse do) do do do
6 do assorted sash-tool do do do
12 do do camel's hair do do do
12 do hand-scrubbing do do do
6 do clamp do do do do
6 smiths' bellotre, 2 fret 6 inches wide each
4 do do 2 feet 8 do do
2 do do 3 feet wide do
200 Bath bricks per sample
100 pounds borax per pound
25 dor. plain brass buttons, for furniture p. doz
5 pounds best Russia bristles p. sample, p. lb.
100 M lj inch iron brads do per M.
5 pounds catgut do per lb.
10 doz. socket chisels, (assorted and han
dled,) | to 3 inchcs do per doz.
10 do firmer chisels, (assorted and han
dled,) ljinches and under do do
2 do silver calls do do
2 do carpenters1 compasses do do
12 drill-boxes and bows Jo each
4 dozen binnacle glasses do per doz.
6 do cast iron grates, for drying stoves do
6 do 3-aquare files, (assorted) do do
6 do 4 do do do do do
6 do wood rasps do do do
6 dozen fishing hooks, (assorted) per sample
t 6 do beet claw hammers, (hand
( led) do
1 do best saddler's do do do
4 do heat sail knives do do
3 do long butcher's knives do
1 do patent leads, (Errickson's) do
12 do best iron padlocks, (keys to
differ do
20 do cotton chalk lines, 100 feet
each, do
1 do linen tape lines, 100 ft each
(stout tape) do
19 do fishing lines, (assorted) do
6 do lor lines, do
2 turning lathes and tools, (com
plete) do
6 dozen glass lamp chimneys do
4 do reflecting lamps do
6 do life preservers, do
6 do carpenter's iron knob latches,
4 inches, best quality do
20 do sail needles do
2000 pounds 30d. iron cut nails, best manufacture
2000 do 20d. do do
3000 do 12d. do do
9000 do lOd. do do
2000 do 8d, do do
9000 do 6d. do do
1000 do . 4d. do do
20 M 1 in. tin iron clout do do
90 do lj do do do
2 dozen pairs pincers per sample
2 do plyers do
9 do cutting nippers do
1 dozen jack planes do
1 do smoothing planes do
1 do astrigal do do
1 do ? grooving do do
1 do sail pickers do
12 do roping palms, (mounted) do
12 do seaming do do do
6 do surplice pins do
2 do 2-foot folding rules do
1 do sail rubbern do
4 do iron shovels do
30 do ship scrapers do
3 do iron spades do
1 do Qunter's scales do
1 do steelyards
j 1 do spoke shavers do
1 do Nova Scotia grindstones do
1 do trying squares do
I do iron do do
1 do brass do do
1 do saw sets do
2 do large tin bread scales, with beams,
(strongly made.)
9 do small tin bread scales, wilh brains,
(strongly made.)
9 do fist wood meat do do
(strongly made )
' do '"?'cher's slrels per sample
500 pounds bent cast steel, IJ -in. and under, assort.
500 do blister do do
S00 do German do do
1 dozen rag stones per sample
I do sail slabbers do
If)0 pounds brass Bolder do
1 dozen panel saws Jo
} do large-size bench vires do
1 do small-site j0
2 do hand vices d0
1 do sets zinc, weights, (J oz. to 4 lbs.) do
2 do screw wrenches, f,?m medium lo
larger size do
12 do brass flush rings, 1 inch diameter
4 do copper tea-kettles do
3 do iron do do
9 do fish-kettles do
6 jlo stew pans do
4 do frying do * .. do
6 do bake do do
9 do gridirons do
2 do griddles do
105^athonis 3-16 inch chain, for launches do
200 do 4-16 do do do
180 do 5-16 do do do
Class No. 5.?Ltad, Tin, ami Zinc.
8 rolls 3-pound sheet lo^d, say 750 lbs. per lb
f 6 do 4 do do do 720 do do
C do 5 do do do 900 do do
6 do 6 do do do 1080 do do
?? 8 do do do 960 do do
2000 pounds best Blanco block tin do
1000 do do pig zinc do
Class No. 6.?Mm.
300 feet thick glass, 14 by 22 inches per foot
800 do do 14 by 16 do do
300 do do 12 by 16 do do
300 do do 10 by do do
Class No. 7?Flat Can ran.
per poll
400 bolts No. 1 Flax canvass
900 do 2 do d0
900 do 3 do do
100 do 4 do do
100 do 8 do do
The bolt of 40 yards to be 90 inches wide, per
sample.
Clam No. 8.?Cotton Cmvan.
100 bolu No. 4 cotton cuinu per bolt
75 do 5 do do
75 do 6 do ' do
50, do 9 do do
30 do 10 do do
50 do bag do do
75 do hammock do do
The cotton canvasa per bolt of 50 yards, and 30
inches wide. Hammock and ?tuff to con
tain per bolt 50 yards, and 49 inches wide?per
sample.
Class No. 9?7\rin/.
2000 pounds flax sewing twine per poun
800 do cotton do do
500 do whipping do do
300 do aeine do do
Class No. 10?Skip Chandlery.
100 casks Washington limt per cask
200 barrels bright tar per bbl
100 do black tar do
150 do pitch do
100 . do sofl turpentine, (virgin drip) do
3000 pounds beat clean tallow, (in bbln.) per lb.
300 do do beeswax do do
1000 do do white chalk do
Class No. 11?Puiiid, Oils. i,-e.
30000 pounds best dry white lead per pound
5000 do do red do uo
1000 do do litharge do
1000 do do yellow ochre do
3000 du do pulverized blk lead do
1000 do do Spanish brown do
SO do do Venilian red do
20 do do Chinese vermilion do
200 do do chrome green do
20 do do Prussian blue do
1000 do do lampblack do
8000 do do Spanish whiting do
5000 gallons pure raw linseed oil per gallon
10 do do sweet oil do
200 do do neatsfoot oil do
100 do do tar do
300 ? do do fish do
10000 do do spirits turpentine do
5 do do spiiits of wine do
Class No. 12?Sperm Oil and Candlei.
3000 gallons best winter-strained sperm
oil per gallon
10000 lbs. best sperm candles, G to
the lb. per pound
Class No, 13?Hemp.
3000 pounds hemp, for wiping stuff, in
compact bales of 100 lbs. each do
1000 pounds hemp packing yarn, in
compact bales of ]00lbs. each do
Class No. 14?Stationery.
2 doz. expenditure books (fiill bound)
per samp, per doz.
2 do 3 quire letter do do do do
1 do 3-quire order do ? do do do
1 do 4-quire blank do (half bound)do do
3 do 3-quire blank do do do do
2 do 2-qnire blank do do do do
2 do 1-quire blank do ' do do do
12 do memorandum do (leather barks) do
10 reams blank weekly returns do p. ream
3 do do monthly do do do
50 do best ruled foolscap psper do do
30 do do do letter do do do
5 do best log paper do do
10 do do envelope paper do do
3 do do blotting paper do do
100 sheets best drawing paper (double ele
phant) do p. sheet
13dozen pint bottles black ink do p. doz.
2 do half pint bottles red ink do do
2 do woou inkstands (2 holes) do do
3 do do do (1 hole) do do
3 do glass do (1 hole) do do
6 do best qua!, penknives (3&4 b.)do do
300 cards bcsl^quality steel pens do per card
6 gross best qual. black lead pencils do per gross
300 pa tiers black sand (in 1 lb. pap) do per 100
10 pounds best wafers do p. pound
20 do beat sealing wax (Irish) do do
3 gross best red tape do per gross
1 do best silk taste do do
2 lbs. best India rub.(in 1 oz. piec.)do p. pound
1 doz. large para. rules(24 in. Iong)do per doz.
2 do Carrington's roll. ritlers(patt.)do do
500 slate pen.'its do per 100
6 doz. camel's hair pencils do per doz
10 M. best quills, No. 60 do per M.
1 doz. boxes water color (com.) p. sam. p, doz.
1 do pounce boxes and pounce do do
1 do Gunler's scales do do
2 do ivory paper knives do do
2 wafer teals do do
4 do box-wood and sand boxes do do
2 do double log slates do do
2 do small 'do do .< do
Class No. 15?Wood.
50 cord* best southern heart pine wood
(kindling for steamers) per cord
50 corda best oak wood do
Class No. 1G?Bituminous Coal.
2000 tons best Cumberland lump coal, for ?l?am
ers, per ton of 2340 pounds.
Class No. 17?Chareoal.
2000 bushels best burnt charcoal per bushel
Class No. IS?leather, (by the pound.)
100 sides best quality pump leather say 1500 lbs
200 do do do bellows do (J thin) say 3000 lbs
55 do do do hose do say 750 lbs
200 hides do rigging do say 6000 lbs
12 skinB do buff do say 150 lbs
Class 19?Thy Goods.
50 pieces blue bunting per sample, per piece
50 do red do do do
50 do while do do do
5 do yellow do do do
5 do green do do do
500 yards white muslin, for stars do per yard
50 doz. spool cotton ,Nos.l8& 30 do per doz
200 yards black cambric. do per yard
100 do black hair cloth, 28 in.
wide do do
100 do linen oznaburgs do do
100 do c.iiton do do do
70 do black cotton velvet,
(best quality) do do
25 pounds while sewing thread,
No. 25 do per pound
25 do black Hewing thread.
No. 25 do do
50 do assorted sewing thread,
No 35 do do
NAVY YARD, PENSACOLA.
Class No. 1?Iron, (by the pound.)
2000 pounds flat bar iron, 2 by J inches
2000 do do do 4 by | do
!AH)0 do do do 4 by 1 do
1000 do do do 6 by j do
3000 do round do J do
2000 do do do 1 do
HHW) do do do 1! do
1000 do do do IJ do
200 do do do 5-16 do
300 do do do { do
1000 do square do i do
1000 do do do 1 do
500 do do do 2) do
500 do do do 3 do
2000 do sheet iron, ? in. 7 ft. long by 2 wide
3000 do boiler iron, J in. thick
(>|bundles, or 3000 pounds, hoop iron, 1 inch
6 do or 3500 (H?inds, do 1J inch
6 do or 4000 pounds, do 1J inch
2000 pounds 9-16 square iron, for spikes
3000 do 11-16 do do
1000 do i do do
1000 do flat plate iron, 9 by J in.
200 do 11 inch cast steel
All the iron to be of the best American manu
facture.
Class No. 2-?Copper
1000 pounds bolt copper, i inch per pound
1000 do do J inch do
1000 do do } inch do
1000 do do 1 inch do
6 sheets, 60 lbs. each, say 360 lbs.
braziers'copper do
200 do 34 oz., or3000 lbs. copper do
100 do 32 oz., or 1000 lbs. do do
100 do 28 or.., or 800 lbs. do do
1110 do 24 oz., or 700 lbs. do do
200 do 20 oz., or 1100 lbs. do do
300 do 16 oz., or lOOOIbs. do do
200 do 14 oz., or 800 lbs. do do
300 pounds 1] in. comp'n sheathing nails do
500 do 0d. copper cut nails do
500 do 8d. do do
M ??PP?r pump lacks, J in. par M
50 M. iron tacks, from 13 to 16 oz. do
? PJuf,d" brass spelter per pound
50 M. iron brads, from 1 to 1) in per M
1000 pounds iron cut 6d. naila per pound
1000 do do 8d. do ao
1000 do do I0d. do do
500 do do 20d. do do
500 do do 40d. do do
10 do copper bell wire do
950 welded thimble*, 9 in. diamiter per 100
250 do do 9j in. do do
250 do do 3 in. do do
950 do do 4 in. do do
25 pound* 1-39 inch braaawir* per pound
25 do 1-16 inch do do
95 do I inch do do
95 do | inch do do
All the ikeet copper must have straight edge*
and squars ends and be of parallel width*.
Oui? No. 3.?MUeellintoun.
1500 pound* tallow par pound
1000 gallona ?perm oil per gallon
500 do unseed oil do
100 do neaufoot oil do
2300 pounds while lead per pound
0000 do black paint do
100 do crome green, in oil do
200 do verdigris, in oil, 4 to 6 lb. cans do
50 do' borax do
300 do manganese do
2000 cod fish hooks per 100
3000 Limerick trout hooka (aasorteilj do
200 pounds block tin do
1 barrel Venetian red (dry) per barrel
2 dozen brass padlocks per dozen
4 do iron do do
2 do cupboard locks do
2 do claw Imminent do
1 do riveting hammers do
100 pounds flour of emery per pound
100 yards green baize per yard
200 whitewash brushes |>er 100
100 paint brushes, 0000 do
100 do 00 do
20 sidea bellows leather per aide
20 do pump do do
20 do rigging do do
2 dozen ahealh knives per dozen
2 do butcher do do
fi smoothing planes per plane
200 corn brooms per|100
'JOO hickory broonio do I
(igrosa } in. iron screws l>er gross
li do I in. do do
fi do 1} in. do do
fi do IJ in. do , do
(j do 2! in. do i do
Clam No. 4?Slrtfionriy
10 reams foolscap regulation paper per ream
10 do plain faint-lined do
^0 do Lest quality letter, blue lined do
10 gross Q illott's eagle steel pens per gross
5 reams best envelope paper per ream
I dozen 8-tptire blank books per dozen
1 do fi quire do do
1 do 4-quire do _ do
2 do 2-quire do * do
2 do 1-quire do do
6 do memorandum books do
4 do bottles best black ink do
2 do Congress 4 blade penknives do
1 do 6-quire letter books do
> do sand boxes do
may 26?Iaw4w
Notice lo Holders of Claim.
provUle.l for by the Treaty of February a,
;?i.
PURSUANT to an older of the Board, notice Is
hereby given thai the Board of Commissioners
appointed under thsoctofCongreae of the 3d of March,
1&49, ontiiled " An act to carry Into effect m ita fili
1 nidation* of the treaty between the United .Slates
?ind the Republic of foexlco or rile second doy of
' February, one thousand eight hundred and forty
?eiahl," have established the following Hides an.l
Orders, to wli
R1M.ES AND ORDERS.
Of the Commissioner* npmiinted under llie art uf id
March, 1819, entitled ?' An wl to carry in to eJTec I
certain ttipulatioittoflht treaty betueen the Undid
Stide.i anil the Heuublk of Mexico, of the "id of / eh
ruarjj, 1848." .
Ordered. Thar all persons having claims upontne
Republic of Mexico, which arc provided for by ihe
trealy between the United Slulea and ihe Mid Re
publlc, concluded on the second day ol Febraary,
18-18, except the claims named 111 the Bill article ol
the unralified convention between tile two Govern
ineuts of November 20, IH43, to wtl: All claims^of
' citizens ot the United Stales against ihe Onvcrn
' ment of the Mexican Republic, which were :on
?sideredby the Commissioners and referred lo the
?umpire appointed under llie convention of 11 lit
' April. 1839, ond which were not decided by hini
?do file meinorluls of llie same with the Secretary
of this Board.
Every memorial ao filed must be oddrcssed to the
Commissionsn, and must set forth minutely and
particularly the tacts and circumstances whence jm
rieht to prefer such claim is derived to the claimant,
and ll must be verified by his oath or affirmation.
And, in order that the claimants may be apprized
of whai IS considered necessary to bo averred in eve
ry such memorial before the same will be recelv
and acted on, it is further?
Ordered, That in every auch memorial it shall be
** I' For and in behalf of whom the claim Is prefer
r?2* Whether the claimant is now a cillztn of the
Uniled States, and If so, whether he la a native or
naturalized cilizen, and where is now Ids domicll;
and if he claims in his own right, then whether he
was a citizen when the claim had lis origin, and
where WHS then his domicll i and if he claims In the
riehi of another, ihen whether euch other was a
Cltl7.cn when the claim had Its origin, ""''where was
then and where is now his domicll; and if, in either
case, tho domicll of the claimant at the time the
claim had its origin was in ony foreign country, then
whether auch claimant was then a subject of Ihe
Government of sueh'country, or had taken any oath
of allegiance thereto.
3 Whether the entire amount of the claim does
now, and did at Ihe time when it had iia origin, be
long eolely and absolutely to Ihe claimant i and II
any other person is or has been Interested therein,
or In any part thereof, Ihen who is auch oilier per
son, and wlui Is or was Ihe nature and extent ol his
inierest, and how, when, ond by what mesne and
for what considerations Ihe transfer of rights or In
terests, if any auch was made, took place between
llie parlies.
4. Whether the claimant, or any oilier who moy
at any lime have been entitled to Ihe uniounl
claimed, or any part thereof, hath ever received auy,
and If ony, whoi sum of money or oilier equivalent
or Indemnification, for lite whole or any part of the
I loos or Injury upon which the claim is founded, und
If so, when and from whom the same was received
fi Whether the claim was presented to the Com
mlsaionera appointed by the Governments of the
United States and of Mexico, under the convention
of llih of April, 1819 ; and il so, how the a.tme was
disposed of by said Commissioners! and I ???
claim had He origin prior lo I till of April, IHJ9, ami
was not so presented, Ihen what were the reasons oi
causes why the aamc was not so presented.
And that time may t>? allowed to the claimants
i to prepare and file the memorials above mentioned
Hoolred, Thai this Board will bo in session on
llie fin! Monday of November next, and will Ihen
proceed to decide whether the memorial:! which
shall ihen have been filed with Ihe Secrelory ore in
conformity to the foregoing orders, and proper lo be
received for examination.
And In respect lo the l iuims excepted in the first
of ihe forgoing rules and orders, it is ?
Resolred, That, in the opinion ol lids Board, the
Claims of American citizens referred lo in llie Dili
silicic of Ihe nnratll'u d convention between lhc_ Gov
ernment of the Uniled Slates und Mexico, of ?th
November, 184.1, which article is mode a part of the
I5lh article of tlieireuiy of 2d February, 1848, to wit,
llie claims "which were considered by the Commis
sioners and leferred lo llie umpire under llie conven
ilon of Illli April, 1839, and which were not decided
by him," may now be presenied lo this Board for
In, ,I decision, upon Ihe memorials, proofs, and doc
umenfs submitted to said joint Commissioners, and
bv said Commissioner! lo ihe umpire, and upon such
new argument* as may be filed wilh Ihe Secretary
in willing, addressed to ihe Commissioners.
And lliat the claimants may be apprized of what
is necessary In order to bring the same before this
Board, for it? consideration and decision, It is?
Ordered, That oil persons having claims ol lh)s
description do file a memorial with the Secretary of
the Board, nddrnased to the Commissioners, briefly
describing llie claim, and the right of the claimant to
receive indemnity for the injury complained of In
all cases where the origlnul memorial addressed lo
Ihe Commissioners, under the convention of 1B3J,
does not aver the claimant, and any other person un
der whom Ihe claim la derived, to be, and ai the time
when the claim hod lis origin to have been a cltiien
of Ihe United Slates, then the said memorial shall
conform to the requlrementa of the second articles of
the forgoing rules relating to that subject, and shall
be verified by oath or affirtnallon.
Ordered, Thai, when the Board sholl close lis pre
sent session, it will odjourn lo meet In this city on
the firs! Monday of June next, and will then proceed
to consider ihe claims referred lo In the fifth article
of raid unratified convention of 2d November, 184 J,
which may have been presented in conformity to the
torgolng order, and all auch caaea arc hereby aet
down for hearing at that time; and if any claimant
dcaire a longer time in which to tile a memorial or
preaent argument*, he mw?t file a written motion to
that effect, anting forth the reaaona for the aameon
or before aaid day.
Ordered, That all motiona and arguments ad
dreaaed to the Board be made in writing and filed
with the Secretary, who ahall note thereon the time
when they are received; but brief verbal explanations
may be made by the claimants or their ogenta im
mediately after the opening of each day'a aesalon.
Ordered, That the following Rulea and Ordera. re
lating to teatlmony and proofa to be advanced In
support of claims which may be ?Ju
dication, be, and the same are hereby, eaiabliahcd.
1. All testimony muat be in writing, and upon oath
or affirmation, duly administered according to the
lawe of the place where the same Is taken, by a mag
iairate competent by auch laws lo lakedn P?i'l">",
having no Intern* In the claim lo wMBh the testi
mony relate*, and not being the agentor attorney of
any pcraon having snch Interest, and It must be cer
tilled by him that such la lha c**e. The credibility
of the affiant or deponeol, If known lo euch magis
tral*, or other person authorlijd loiaka suehi testi
mony. must be certified by hiss, sod If not known
must b? certified on the asms pafae uponoauiby
eoine other peraon known lo *uch magistrate having
no Interest In euch claim, and not being the agent or
attorney of any peraon having auch Intereat, whoa*
mn" by such magistrate. The
iM^ino ih!! l"u*' Induced lo writing by the person
Imvini ilo^i.*' ? r f01"*1 P?raoni? ni? presence
? interest, and not Deing the agent or at
andrSfiMi^ P?'!?!? *?*!??? ?? iatereat in the claim,
miiiiUirlL^Lf8 !! / re*1' 10 deponent by tltt
l^fmlfod "* 'lgn<d by ,Um',nd
wliii.Imlhi'n?"i" '"J1"? ln ,n'r Port, or place
of III# Unit,,I States, may Iw t?.
gBffS'g ?""ul or other public civil officer ul
ulscu I rf"W,'nl in 8Uch cl'y, port, or
attorntr^sFi ea!' a"d being ol
d. m m l?7Phra?" ,l",vln? on Internit in the
at!!!.? , testimony BO taken related. In
?? wh"h,'r "l" Uniled Stales or i.i
any (ouign place the right of the |wraou takinv the
roust be proved*'1' ?""* "> "W L'
?ini'*UVe?r/i?*!l!i<?r <,fPHnen' be required to
jlnm iiui^ deposition Ins age, place ol blith, reel
nn ih , "ccuputlon, and where was hie residence
"odlTk ? T" '1'*oc<!uP"1'o,i at the time the events
?dsn staui If wl,lch J1" d?|W?? i and must
n. /l.?w.i , *? ",<ve anVi 'f ?"Ti what Interest
k, n ? ?^1 r L? iU,l,,or' vwl,k1' l,ia Icetitnouy in ta
."Jhi!0 a,'yitilertat In the
" !!!'!' , ' and upon the liappeninir.il
event he will l? entitled to receive any part of
' meTW?r'Ch "'ny 1* awarded by Joim.lia
lie h. ii,? ,nl"" 0 ^ rcinirod instate whethn
anv n..r?Lni!'in? ?r "'""?"'?y ?r ll"! elalinaiil, 01 of
any person having an interest In the claim.
fied iOSStl 'I"1',? "hU"l"J proof must be veri
emllhllI*,by tlwi, oa?' ?f ? wifne*., whoa,,
if ih ii ? ""I1 U' c*r"fi"l a" r?|uired in the lirst
l* . Ln?L ?' bute vy'"'1! "heftirt is within the exclu
ki l.lL? 7l 8'' !ji,e <-laiiiianl it may be verified by
til!? r or a^?r???tlon. Papers in the haniT
writing ol any person who has deceased, or whose
residence iB unknown to the claimant, maybe verl
ot Ihe^nnrul nfh?C h,md and of the deaih
of Hi? party, or his removal 10 places unknown.
5 All testimony taken in any foreign language
and all papers and doeuinenls in any foreign lan
guage which may be exhibited in proof, must be ac
companied by a translation of Ihc same into the En
glish language.
"?"SR "le 'lo'"! art*; from the eel*,ire or loss
of any Ship or vessel, or the cargo of any ship or
vessel, a certified copy of the enrollment or registry
"V?';, sh'|> ?r vessel must be produced, together
with the original clearance, manifests, and all other
nnpers and aociunents required by the laws of the
r,-nm ihflT o Bho e???^d on her laM voyage
f'?J'hc United .States, when the same are in (he pos
session of the claimant, or can be obtained by him ?
and when not, certified copies of the same must L
produced, together with his oath or affirmation that
obtaffi?Xen0'"'3 Posst'HMi"n, and cannot be
tJ'.ll "'li';Q8*a whfe property of any description
f /oim ,? fl or. f* of whfeh a elalni has b?en
presented, was at the tune of such seizure or loss in
sum), the original policy of insurance, or a certified
copy thereof, must be produced. , j
ITntlif ?Itiff!''"18"' be, na'uralized citizen of the
United .Slates, a eopy of the record of his naturali
zation, duly eertlfied, must be produced
And to the end lhal the attention of claimants
may be distinctly called lo what is necessary to be I
done in order to obtain books, records, or documents
Which may be deemed necessary In the just decision
Ol any claim presented to the Hoard, and which are I
n >c|",.session ,,r p?wcr of,1',, MexicBn ltl.|ulb|,
r ? t ?r i-'T'' Ut ,hS ar"';'': <* ?'? aforesaid
'? a y of I*ebruary 2, 184H, and llie last clause of ihe
bird section of llie said act of Congress of March 3, 1
o?. i ,re fU <'v1("l_m."nt lo the order of the
Jioard, herewith published :
Exli-aci.from Arliclt XV. of the treaty between the
L,eci & "Public of Mexico of 'id
Ftbruunjy 1843.
J.f'J,ni^p,n,on<?f,hBwl,rt/ Si rnlurlo ?lel ,llrhoThb?i
Board ol < oinmi??ion?i;?, or,u.t],|e (;umiss?iioP, o 1*11 elde
riJ rtny M iiPCesieaie
'I"r",n<,n"1' la lh? l?r.i iajnsia dfeloign de cuib
C?mL'?,?L I"'lnniMion,a](tuno?li- |
u.miiillr .i .ii h f Mei c,n bro"' I'npel'f desrehivondo
Republic, Nlt.ilI be deemed ne- cumentos ??#? ponea el t3??b|.
c??ary lo lh? just tl?-|?ion oi erno Mejiesnri, o que eueu
say rla ni, the Commissi.,n .n sn pader; lo's ColnlMr'oi
i!JiifaiIiiru-l??ainlB ll4f0,l*hJ0 bin reclameutea noreonduc- ?
Ibem, shall, uithiu such pe-ro <leelloa,loa pedlran pores
nZl ^ajr.;lf^ ^,to fdenfro del pla/o que
sad the Mexican Oovrrnment WOoblenio Meiicanoserom
e.??(<e.,at ih.esrIlea ^. promete . enlrS?"U" .tot
b e moment slier the reedptisrewdad posibfe, deapues d?
demand, lo,r?u?.nyWibl<l. r.,|, dimanda, Im
of the books, recoids, or doe-Mibros, papelea rlc archivo o
?h?nni!!C?i,.^!!!z: l*hlch ll',r"me"">r,?"l epeelflcioa,
?hall be in their poflMMion or/que posea o etttenen bu p<xler
power, (or authenticated co- ccnpiaso extractorautentiens
pies or extrsets of the ?me,)!de lis mlsmo^eoS Vl oh
ju be trananiiifed to Ihe paidjde que peau transmliidoi ?1
Secretary of State, who shall Seeretarlo de Eatado, oulen
immr. kMHy .le .vrr .hem p,Mra |nme,liami.Se .1
ve? lo lh< roifl Board ol Com-.expreiwdo Tribunal de Cnm
mis.loi.er.: Prortried, Tha,;ia?iTw Ynose lllri ntdcl
do surh application shall bejoualmina de los enunciados
made by, or at the Instance llbrna, papelen odorumenlon
of, any claimant, until Ihe por o a inatancia de nini/un
facts which It la expected lojreclamante, sin que antes se
prove by surh books, record*,! pay a awreradobajojuramen.
or documenio shall havejto o con aAraiacion eolemne
ifflrm.'lion " ?" ori'* ''"fl11"' de lo" hechosqu.
Athrmation. icon ellos se pretende probar.
Extract from section 3 of the act of Con tress of
March, \m entitled "An act to caZ'SSo^rtcl
certain stipulations qf the treaty between the United
?%lr2& W9.'P M"ic? "f"" U
iri,w,nU^t SV}?11f J"ar from ??d after ihe nrcau
lurh mIJi rnln c!i i9 her'by within which
Hal ma lit or claimanl^a'pidy^throiiljh* the^sJcreiary"
of any claim or claims submitted to *aid Hoard in con
foinuty with the provisions of said treaty " 1 |
.J**?* "? published dally, for llie space ol
hlrty days, in the National Whip, Ihe Naiionni In
in i(ie cTry o?f W^hlngmn"' n< 1
Orri. k of ??Ait. Commission,
Wasiiinoton, Apbil 211, IH-I'J
WM. CARRY JONIvS, Secretary.
tn-TIIE ONI.V UENt!INK-OJ
W 1ST A It'S HA I,HA M OF WILU CII lit? H V
CAUTION TO THU PUBMC,
TH* ONLY OKNUtNE
Br. Wln.r'i
HA I.SAM or WILD CUE ft ft V,
IIAR THK
WHITTEN SIONATPRE
Ol the sole Proprietor, I
W. M, SI?KAR,
Oh Ihe ?uti?lc H r.ipper surrounding each flotlle
T !,HelVrl;mata',ln!;Cr!h,'mn,11!!laSi.1.'' "" ?""ve !
Wild t her, y. Lr rtlieviiu nffer'nonsof rhf l','.nKJ amUhai
I.ungs, which was Riven lo him by Or W,?.? , rl.i
one'lnn! h' bellies it to hlth^nK
hlmssl^ "'?n "?f I Br wi?iyr
Sworn to and "..bseribed bet.,re me. and cliv .V.I Vm
fortys.Te? ul Novtm'wrjo^Hls^;,,^irr"ri
A eojiyrlitlit for the Ilalsam is sec.reil ' "
abb. m1 of "" above undei
p'led to II,; Unitedftsles iCl.^ourT.fpT.in^l"!!?',^
;i?r!f!xrn!'^
b.iUf 1,?
w^xfc,rh bu""
A liberal dlsnuiint to dnimlsta Mid dealers SPEAR
iWCTBimiH
EM?#
Hridi !Tcnvi7'1 Lh? l!n,,?d Mejkko- West Indlcland
nine popular Medlenies "" 'ir"r"'"e selling 'Jill
J^ef l Six Hollies for $H
ioK,,t "mi" c1,
BEMTAL BOTIC'E. ' ~
as^ssaa^sss
M" prove,htmw^ojjhy
itlBSEO^ having taken
TAL SUftdER Y r"mr w"bl" "" of DUN
""""in* I? .?ch m
h^hSi'irh
r?-fiii|.>nr'. lblVrhiI^ijn/ll.?jJ* {Jj* P*??"' I
SftwTSSjmttV.11 "PP?"""'1' '<"? per^ns'wIMMhe
?u"dlni. PmimtI
to nMm.nTDn^?^"h *,Kl nh *"?? ^ ??? door
? , UniiMn:
KiRirWa.
OR*. UHltBACH, KCHH * fKKOK'S
0VSPKPT1C CORDIAL.
DYSl'fcKSIA.
0?ltimohm. February -4, ISW
Mr. C. Hrrtliau.-B?a?Si?t *?jii ?a of |U,?ke, uu.l 10
trail ullicia to Il>? pBt remedy. I liane ' I" Hie ileUr
iiiinatlou of olftriuf you my voluntary IribuKiln fuvot ..I
Mt.'wiM "Dribuoh, KdhM a Pryor ? Dvup.ftk. < ok
Meaars
DIFor n long lime, I have suffered Irom the effect* ot Dys
pt-paia so much so that my digestive organa would '"j* I'e' j
lorm their functions, almost every thing I eat waa iinmcd
lately ejected from my stomach, and the Intense burning
in that region rendered my situation miserable i
Ywaa S.ifliiituU'ly artvlae.1 hy a Irleiid l?l.yy?r ine.h
cine, aud after Usui* two bottles, I waa completely leheved
IffilTJi ??.e eucco* of thi,
valuable mc'Wine, anrt believe m*? jA^b"O "Jfi!
Baltimorb, No 07 pine ?"?? <*? . '**"
C Ilerihmt.- !>?!? Sik 1 '??! I' I" be uiy iluly, bulb l.i
you anil lo lll? nulilic lo bi-.il my leatlinnny In llie i llo-lew )
i.f llr l)i?nb?li,Kului A rryiu'a ItyM*!""*'Conbal
I waaao aevcrely nlflu'lt.l he ,1) n^pala aii.1m/ III
*. alive onana iv're no cumilWelyUeramjSM"" ' r""'
it lain iMillilux on my MMiai li I ??'?
mere Kiitl.ie.l llie nuwl ar.Mr ?iius
>iw> ol almost deathly sickness; inasmuch that I expe t
III death an eaily release froiu my sulUrluge Fttrtuuattly
I heard ??! your Cordial, and ol the woudeiAii curesJJJ'*}
effected, aud was induced lo try U. I did so, at flint sinn,t
without hope. Out after I had taken a few doses, I t*S?*?
lo feel hrtier ; my appetite returned, my digestive J**41"'*"
began to recover their functions, my spirits revived, aim i?v \
the lime I had taken two bolth'M llie tone ol my sl??iiis? j
waa entirely restored aud I waa plated in the e?jj|>ym, ?' J
perfect health since tlieu, although a period of UpWaitie 01 |
year ha*(Spued. I have had no r* (?? J',t.T?
Very truly, WM. REGFSNIDRRS. ^
SICK HEADACHE.
Washington, January 24, 131?
Mr. G Mr .toHt -VKAU Siu:?I have l?en for some
time troubled with Sick Headache, ami[take pta">"lu
sayina. dial in the uae ol I)r Dresbach. Kuhn and Pryor *
Dyspeptic Cordial, I have invariably found reliel Irom a
slnfle done, I consider it a valuable mjdl^j"?'
Very respectfully, N- W. MiUabuuit.
DYSPEPSIA. ^
Washington, November 23,1914.
Mr. C. He nitons. -This disease I had for some years to
an alarming degree. Your Dyapapt!?' Conlial dcBen'a
more than a passing notice from me. My ease waa ot ine
most distressing nature, and the conflict between my sto
marh ami fi?o<? wati often severe, the atomach loathing the
food, and time alter time throwing it uo~freuMuUy wilh
pain. Add to thin gr? ?uly tlepre*ie.l npinta, with debility,
nerves weakened, reellesa nighin, Irequetil atarting with uu
plea.'unt dreams. To deaerlbe my altuatlou la cllljlcu r
PhynlciaiiH were conpulted, various medlpjnea tried, but
nothing met my case until I met with your Onlo^wjahe,
numed Urn. Dreshach, Kuhu and 1 ryot a Uyapepth. Cor
dial. Soon after using U my dinordered stomach became
soothed I continued die medicine a perfect cure hoabeeu
eflTucicd?mv health is now good and has been tot mote
Hum a vear I can noWllM any article of illet wllhoul any
Inrollvenii'tKP. In my case lliia valuabta mertlr ?c m In
enntealible. My fna' l? we ll known lo l ? Kev. J.inu h m
llauiMin, bavin* been n Km HI :i 11'. I vvllli lilm. In llie name
O.im, lur Home yeuin in llie OeneraU OBI ,
I am fully c?nvlnr?l Hint llie aliov/.U'emenlJJ"
INTER1STINQ CASE OF CRAMP CIIOMC.
Cliolics are alwavs ?liBtresaing,??omeliines latal, an arta le
I list has proved in to many JuttaDC?A Mtcceaaful as Ore.
lh.?h:ic|,, Kuhu and Pryor'f Dyepeplic Coi.hal baa done,
certainly ought to be ma?le public.
The proprietor has no hesitation in Paying lie never l eanl
of anything noting so promptly lu giving reUel I he loitow
In.? cases are amongst.others:t;on tirm lug u^f,1\'7wiei,,Vo4l
Nuar Nottinoham, Pnucv (ieorge'u Co >M<1 , July 4,11M4.
Mr. (' Htratons. -Sir -One day last week in my harvest
field one of my hands was seized in a violent manner, be
lieved to be cramp cholic, aud became convulsed in his
entire nyatem?his Viands, hit fingers, toes, Ate. contracted
and all his limbs distorted in an unnatural way. Eight men
were employed In rubbing his hands and le^s?using wills
k'-y in the act?and bathing Ids face and temples with
honor. . For two hours or more the procesa waa continued
withoul any abatement in the disease, the man during the
linn* l-creaming with agony. I then sent a boy to Mr. J Iv
Ifollyday's, about a mile off, to fry If anything could ba got
there to afford relief. They sent me about two Bi.ooi.alul
of your medicine, named Dia. Ilreshach. Kuhu and 1 ryor s
llysi?eptlc Coi-dial: Ilia extremities had by this time be
come cpdte cold -the pulse had censed to bent-Indeed
did not think he could live ten minutes-such an object I
never before witnessed. During the paroxism large knot^
would run tip and down his legs?men rubbing him con
stantly 1 now commenced giving about one*third ol Hie
Dyspeptic Cordial?soon after which I thought I perceived
aome change for the better; in ten or fifteen minute* I gave
the same quantity of the medicine, au<l found his jputse tiait
somewhat returned. 1 then gave the ba I lance of the Cor
dial at about the same interval; soon after taking the leal
portion he waa entirely relieved of the spasm?the disease
waa now conquered and a state of ease ensued Hie con
tortion he was thrown into made him quite sore in his body
and limbs. We continued the rubbing process eoine ttn.e
after the spasm ceased.
Dr Skinner arrived some time after Jhe last dose ol the
Cordial had been given, and after the spasms had sul.aided,
the man waa now relieved ai\d lying before him on bearing
the whole statement of the case, very candidly Haul Ihe
Cordial had saved Ida life. Dr. Maccubbin came soon a ui
Dr S , and his opinion coincided on the subject with him.
immn." ' "'"y
Haltimork, February 21, ItUO. "II
Mr. C. Iferntou 1-Dmar 8is-Having been nuhjert Jto
attacks of Cholic lor a long time which at length bo ?mr j||
frequent that I was afraid lo eat or take a drink ol
water. At about this time, (one year ago,) I
to try Drs. Dresbach, Kuhu and pryor ? Dyspeptic Coidial
Sold by yon, that it would certainly do ine no harm, and
might do me grent good, lo which I consented, aud com
menced using it, taking a table spoonful immediately altfi
eating mv meals. I very soon found it wan doing me goon,
my fears were dissipated, feeling sure that l had a remedy
lu case of attack And I am pleased to say that l have
scarcely needed any other medicine since that time, and
have had but one attack of cholic since that time, and that
i but slightly ; having the remedy at hand which waa soon
i in requisition with effect. You may readily imagine how ,
grateful 1 feel at having such a remedy, remembering that
I had suffered nine hours of agonizing pain in the l ist at- j
tack, before receiving said Cordial. |
1 keep said Cordial constantly In my |iouse; and do not
jentuie Irom home without taking with nif a Kinall quan
tity. I would not be without or deprived of it on any ac
count. Respectfully yours.
?WM ANDERSON, No 17 Ifsnover at
For Sftle by .1 F. CAM.AN.
7 It S .PAITRRSON
Georgetown by O M. fclNTIHCUM.
1 May 10?3m
LE DOYEN'S D1SINPRCT1 N<4FI*UII>.
MPnnns rouLiw, ro?rrs & company,
X\>tc pruprietcru of the celebrated
I.E DOYEN'S DIS1N FF.CTINO FLUID.
Reg leave lo call allention to this important and invaluable ;
? article, the greatest discovery ol the age?patented in
Washington, December, 1?17.
T~ IIEabove invaluable preparation, which entitles the in
ventor lo, ami must, when fully known, gnin for him
tlu- gratitude and blessings ol ihe whole human lamily;
pf?ssessea the power of immsdinlely destroying Ihe most
uVeiiHive whalever cause arising
lly it Hospital Wards can lie disinfected of minima and
Water Closets, Cecs Pools, Cellars, drn , ?Vc;l ol Impure
gases lu the sick chamber tlila Fluid will he found in
valuable, as Ihe nauaeous smell ansing from aorea on llie
body, or from the uigiil stool, are by its n r it once d-s
i?e I led, and should ihe disorder terminate finally, the <ornw
can (if from any cause necessary) be kept Mverai weeks,
by lining Ihe Fluid, without hecominF In-the slightest decree
Captains of emigrant ships will derive incalculable ad
vantages from Us use in the Bteerage, for disiulecling and
lor bilge water. Indeed, so numerous are tin virtues, to do
it justice in an advertisement would be impossible Cer
tificates, from the luoj.t celebrated physicians ol England,
Franre, and of this city, who have tented it, may be seen at
our office, which will fully convince the most sceptical ot
is wonderful qualities. . r
li is entirely free from any odor of its own, simple
application aud certain in its effects.
Tu (hrnerx, Ar- )tft, Cu/?/??n 1 "/ r<nu! ?thrr<t I or
sale in large quantities, for Meerage ol emigrant shi|>a,
bilge water, nnd other disinfecting nurnores By on nppli
csllon of tins Fluid, the contents of a Privy can be remov.
eil without causing that highly offensive stench, and thus
rendering night soil a valuahle manure.
The undersigned, deBire to bring this srticle Into public
use. It will be furnished in quart Dottles of our own stamp
for local uses or by the gallon. ..... lt . ,
Orders are respectfully solicited, and will be immediately
supplied. POIII.IN, ROOERS * CO.,
39 Merchants' Exchange, William street,
New York.,
tCf For sale in this city hy
W J II. (JII.MAN. Druggists,
Pennsylvania Avenue,
Nkw York, September 19. ISIB.
Gentlemen .?Having used your Disinfecting Fluid on m>
S last voyage hi the Washington nc.ro?* the Atlantic. I round
I it an Invaluable artkle for destroying the effluvia from the
I Water closet, Ac.
I It ia also valuable for Ihe passengers to use In their slate
rooms, particularly in cases of sickness. 1 think it Ihe best
disinfecting agent ever invented.
(Signed,] J. JOHNSTON,
Master Steamer Washington,
Of Ocean Steam Navigation Companyi
To Messrs. Pot'MN, Roosrs A C?.
I ian 26?d6m ^ _
WIN KM AND LHiHORH AT REDUCED
PRICKS.
WE WIU. hereatter sell all flie following WINES sml
IJQUORSal fr?m Itt to 2T> per cent, below our former
'"jr"i.?llfla llleil^eck CHAMPAGNE WtNB
?) do Oleslerrs champagne of extra flue quality
'JXt do Boehi'H champagne fair article.
| Uf> do Shield brand, pta. and qls.
:tr> dox old reserve MADEIRA) vintage iBI'i
42 " London L. P., very flne.
15 " Serclal, old and flne.
11 " Bual Madeira, very old and fine
10 o Malmsev <lo. a choice article.
12 " til ape juice do. very old.
ir? " pomar's llro. shiprry, extra flne.
13 " Do. " flue article
12 { Amontilado pale sherry, very fine.
15 ?? OLD PORT Vf'WAJ,vary ine.
00 " OLD COaNACBHANI)Y,v?\ri<nil .lark,
ft I OW MONONHA in: LA WHISK V. verv lirlmr
Willi a great Tarlrty ormher wine, ami "j!1''''
will be aol'l nnuaiiallr low. , "J*"?,. ,T .
P 8 We have on nand part of the stock of Madeira snd
Sherry of the late Walter Smith, Which wsa selected from
Ids stock of wines with much esre, and will be sold much
below his fixed prieesten years ago.
ian I- dly Pa. avenue, opposite Jackson Hall.
imw TALVABLB LAW BOOK.
mTIK BLACK CODE OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUM
i B1A, being a complete digested Code of all the Laws al
large, generalaari municipal, relating to the colored popnla
tlon, whether free or slave, in force In the District of Colum
bla and within the limits of the Corporations of Washing
eon and Georgetown on the 1st of November, 1848: the
whole arranged aceording to the subjects of the laws them
Mlves. by Worthlngton O. Snethen,''Counaellor-at--Law.
Just published, In psmphlet; price DO cents. For sale by
fnai-tf F. TAYLOR
li K. CARVER,
ARCHITECT AND BNOINEKR,
no. SI WORTH SIXTH ST?t?T, SHILAPSLHII A,
GIVES Drawlnga and Specifications or contracts to ere
Dwellinifp^ Ac , and lay out the crounds for Country^
[ Seats or Cemeterfet; together with the arrangemeur to
Trees to give the proper ?flfect. Also, Chun hea, ffoapltsla.
Frlaona. Water-Worka, Uaa-Work#, Ar , on the latest and i
most spproved plana, includtng heatltif, ventilating, Ac.
*' ..
DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPAKILI 41
HURT HXTRAOaUlHAUV HBD1VIHK
IN TUB WORLD.
rlMKXT**CTt?p?l?pln?"'"'*u'"'J tO??'? ''?>?
i hcaptr bkaaanui ? anil ?uliaul?l aupenor lu any aolil.
II rureirtlittuea, SiUwui vmithig, purging, mckrmng, or
drbllituiing the patleul. . , ?
Tlie great beunty and superiority of this Suaapirilla ovei
all Othor lympk ??i while it srsdlcaMp
disease, it invigorates the body.
IT HAS PERFORMED MollE THAN lfijOOO CURES
THIS YEAR.
1,(101) ci)res of Rheumatism.
1.UUO cure* of Dutjwjwiu.
2,M*I cure* of Onuial Debility and Want of Nnruuv
J <UUU Female Conitfalnta, and over 7,Otto cure? of Din
mi;; ft iff the /Uvoil, fix ;
Ulccra, ucrulula, erysipelas, wilt rlteom, pimples on the
face Ae,., Ace , lOKelher with numerous ca^eso! contump
IKIII, hvci complaints, spinal aft'ccilons, dcc. This, we ttie
swarc, must appear incredible, but we have letters from
phytic--ians aud our agents from all parte of the United State:*
informing if of extraordinary Cure*. R. Van Rusklrk, ?flkl.,
iue of the moat resectable druggets in Newark, New Jer
?<jy, inform* oh that lie can refer to moro than one hundred
tod filly cases in that place alone. There are thousands o(
?ase* io tU?: city of New York which we will refer u> with
pleasure, and to men ol character well known.
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
' Dr. Townseud in almost daily receiving orders from phy
sicians in different parts of the Union.
This is to certify that we, the undersigned, Physicians ot
the city of Albauy, have in numerous cases prescribed l)R.
l'OWNSEND S SARSAPARILLA. and believe it to be one
| of the most vuuable preparations of Sarsaparilia in the mar
ke|? II Puling, M D..J Wilson. M D, R U Briggs, M
D , P. E Elmendorf, M D.
Albany, April I, l&tff.
The following Is from one of the most respectable physi
cians un Long Island ; x
Grbknport, July 19,1810.
DR. Townbenp?Dear Sir?It is with satisfaction that I
aav to vou, that I have recently witnessed, in sevenil cases,
the most betivtkial results from your EXTRACT OF SAK
SA l'A RII.I.A lieing engaged lu the practice of medicine,
, have prescribed it in several cases, and never williont he
letit. in the removal of diseases a using from a deranged
stale of the digestive organs, jaundice, *.r u lar exceeds
any tiiiag of D e kind ever ottered lo the public You will
..l/..-. - - ._ I Mb, tltin ililTI'll A'T
s"?'. PRESTON M D
UNITED STATER OFFICER
Capl O XV MrLena, Miuiberolllw l,enlalaliiro, oml laic
>f the United States Navy, has kindly sent oh the following
. evtitir.de. It lelU its own Story,
Rahwai^ Jan. 2u, 1817.
A year siitfe I was taken with the Influenza, and my
whole system left in a dehihian d elate. I was induced to
try DR TOWNSF.NDSSARSAPARILI.A, and after taking
I two or three bottles, I was vtiy much relie\ed, and atlu
hole it entirely to the mid Sirsapanlla I have continued
taking M, and find that 1 improve every day l.lieheve it
lived my life and wonld not he without ii under any con
| aide ration <?' W MoLEAN
THE EDITOR.
JOHN JACKSON. Kstj , Editor of the Rahway Republi
Ln.oulihMl.ed Hie above certificate, and rcmarka in an edi
ma I an loltows:
The sue. ins of DR. TOWNSEND'S PREPARA
I II iN OF SARSAPARILLA appeals lo be one ol the most
VI inordinary character. W?* publish to-day two certificates
i iiu In half, one trout Cap! McLean, of this town, and one
-.,om the Rev. Mr. White, of Staien Inland, a gentleman
well known in Rahway. Capt. McLean believes the inedi
cine to have saved Ida life, and Mr. White seems to enter
tain, an equally strong confidence in its efficacy. Intelligent
: men like these would not praise so strongly what lliey did
| not fully believe to be deserving.
SCROFULA CURED
I This certificate conclusively proves thai this SARSAPA
! RILLA has perfect control over the most obstinate diseases
I of the blood. Three persons cured in one house is unpre
cedented.
THREE CHILDREN
' D?. Towhmrnd?Dear Sir ?1 have the pleasure to inform
you lh.*%t three of my children have been cured of the Scro
(. lulu by the use of your excellent medicine. They were at
llicied very severely with bad sores: have taken only four
bottles: it took them away, lor which I feel aiyseli under
deep obligation. Yours respeelfially,
ISAAC W. ('RAIN, 106 Wooster street.
New York, March I, 1617.
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Convumption can be mred. bron
chitis Consumption, Liter Complaint, Cold#, Coughs,
Catarrh, A nth ma, Spitting qf Blood, Sorenew in the Cheat,
f b elli hit' -h, Night Sirrats, Difficult or Perfuse Inspec
toral ion, i'uin in the Side, 4'c., have been and can be cur-.
Probably there ne ver was a remedy that has been so sue
cesotui in dt sperale cases of Consumption as this. It clean
ses and strengthen* the system, and appears to heal ulcers
on the lungs, and the patients gradually regain their usual
?lealfh and btrength.
ALMOST A MIRACLE.
Read Ihe following, and doubt, if you can, that Consump
tion can be cured. This is only one, of several kindred
rase* that TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA RILLA has cured :
Hrooki.yn, Sept. 14, lflrlC.
Dit. Townsbnu -Dear Sir?I was taken, a little over a
year a*o, with a severe cough ami pain in my side; It in
Cleared on me very lawt indeed. I was pronounced by phy
sicians to have Ihe tpiickconsumption. I raiuqd large ipian
lilies ol bad mallei, had nielii sweats, and-sinking very
fai*l? my doctor said lie could do nothing for me. I went to
the hospital, in hope of being benefited, but was pronoj^iiced
w incurable 1 was now greatly distressed at the lungs, and
could hardly breathe: I soon became emaciated, and ex
pected to die; was confined to my bed, aud was obliged to
have watchers Indeed, I cannot give you any description
that would do justice to my case I was supposed by my
friends lo be past recovery, I Iwd fried a great numb' r ot
renudies, and all seemed to be ol no effect. 1 read ol ilu
most extraordinary cures, performed by your medicine,n|1"
to tell Vou the truth, 1 Buspecied tlieye wat&ome humbug i*
diem. Ilui I was Induced lo try it: I did so, and am \e*>
thankful I did. I cannot nay thai I ..m entirely well, hm
am so lar recovered as to be about my businesa, and hoot
to be euliiely well in a few weeks. My cough, pain in Ilu
side, aud night ?weals, have lell me, and 1 raise but very
little, and am last gaining my usual strength. I feel it in>
I duly lo give you a statement of my case, to publish, it you
' PETER BROWN, 47 l.ttlle St., Brooklyn.
TO MOTHERS AND MARRIED LADIES
THIS EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA has been ex
Jirsssly prepared in reference to Female ComplaiulQ. Na
It male Miouhl neglecl lo take n, aa it isa certain preventivi
?f any ot ihe nuinerousand horrible diseases to Which they
L'ti/biecl It is valuabla for those who ale opproachink
?nianhoiHl. as it is calculated lo ibslst nature by quicken
I the blood and invigorating the nyslem. Indeed, tills me
iioe la invaluable lor all the delicate diseases lo which
mien are sUbiect.
Ji braces the wh.de system, renews permanently the na
tural energies ? by removing the impuntieaol ihe bloisl? by
' so tar tiiimol ding ihe system as lo produce no subsequent
| lelaxation, which is the case of uiohI medicines taken lot
I i male weakness and disease.
YOUNG LADIES. READ THIS
' You who have Pale Complexions, Dull Eyes, Blotches
on ihe Face, Rough Skin, or Freckles, aud are, "out ol spl
rue," use a Utile or two of Dr. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPA
RILLA It will cleanse the Blood,. remove the Freckle!
-un! Blotches, and give you animation, sparkling eyes, fin*
SDirits, and beautiful complexion?all of which are of im
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
DR. TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARILLA is a eoverelps
Sc uurc remedy for incipleut CONSUMPTION, snd for till
general prostration of tne system-no matter whether tht
result ot inherent cause or causes, produced hy irregularity
illness*, or accident,
Nothing can be more nurprlinng than its invigorating ef
?,il( on the human frame. Persons, all weakness and las
silink before Inking it, at once become robust and lull ol
energy under its influence. II immediately counteracts the
nerveteusneys of the female frame, which is the great cause
of uiihappiness.
It will not be expected of us, in cases ol so delicate a na
turt, to exhibit certificates of cures performed, bul we can
assure the afflicted ihat hundreds ofcases have been repor
ted lo n*. Coxsackik, Sept 23, Iftlfi. '
Da. Towhsbnd?'To all whom this may concern?Thls
,s to certify that my wile lined one bottle ol your SARSA- j
PARILLA previous to a critical event, under the most!
llarmiiig and delicate circumstances, being troubled with
the dropsy, swelling ol the leel,nervous affections, and very I
much debilitated; with my persuasion, and the ircomnien
datiou of those who had used It, she was induced to try it*
with little or no faith; and suffice it io say Ihe medicine
had the happy and desired effect, not oftly during the ssiu
period, but alter the expiration ol one week ol ilu use. the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way to an astonishing
degree, and her health la now belter than It had been lor .?
long time previous. .
If this will be ol any service to you, or any one who
doubts Ihe success of the medicine, yon are enllieiy wet
*''Taubsr r.'be myself your most obediential
RHEUMATISM AND PILES.
Skpi kmbsr ic. im
n? TowNSBHn-PMtSr-My wife In* been, for mv?.
nI yMn, alllicletl will. Rlitumaiitin She hat Irlnl man;
ihlTrrrlil Vemull*" l? "Main reiki, hul all In on pur
luine Mlie waa Imally lii'luwl hr ateiim y.mr ailv^rllaa
ilienl It. Rive yittir SARSA PAH II.I.A ft lrl.il I Mfaa
(luceih.r with a man Hi my em ) bn.llv lroillile.1 Willi
llie I ami liy ll?IW a "niall iiilalllily ol your Kiraapa
nlla ?u> cimulainl win cumpftlelycnretl. Icniialdwll
one of Ilu best of medicines, and would advise all who arc
afflicted lo give it a trial.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE l'JG FULTON STREET, N Yes t
Sun Building.
DR. T W. DYOTT A SONS. Gbnbral Aornth, No
JQ North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
A'gent for Washington City, CHARLES ST0TT, DittrO
sisr. corner 7th street and Pentl. Avenue.
trir- Also, for sale by Druggists generally.
try- NONE GENUINE UNLESS PUT UP IN THE
LARGE SQUARE BOTTLES, WHICH CONTAIN
QUART, ANh SIONBD WITH THE WRITTEN SIGNATURE (
S p TOWNSEND, AND Ills NAME ai.OWN IN THE Ot.AS
DOT- D K. D V OI'T. 431
BARBICK'S KMUROCATION
for noiiRKa.
Thia nreparaiHui willeure STRAINS _
BRUISES STIFFNESS, of Jolnla, Vg.
EW| CUTS, or.!> UI.CKRH. Mi bolh man Wl(
H 7l anil txftgl. Ilhaature.1 I'^e" of/?n M 11
jrart .mnrttnt Kelief I. given inI WAVINfL be lu appll.
ration. And lor FISTULA an,I POL* fcVIl fl I. a
sure
fUAh?o BARBER'S NORSE POWDERS, to restore
the bad condition of the horae and TO DESTROY
WORMS which give so much pa?n to that noble beast.
BARgKWS ROKBE BALLS, f.r COUGHS and OA
TARR1I are my own preparation, snd nal trumpeted to
the world aa a specific, but Ihe best Mind out.
Krf'Horaea SHOD by a first rate Hiuith, and their feet
kentin order ami free from contractions or corns,?super j
Intended by myself-corner of Eighth ami D streets.
N II AH diseases treated, by the subscriber, on selsn
tlfic principles He is s regular I?red farrier, and can al
ways be found at the WaahinfttM Stable*, ready to attend
the calls of the public Uan 181 O. BARBER.
BOOK &. JOB PRINTHslG
Nraily es?c.ii?d at thin ?iich ???
c*nns, vHEi.'is, nn.i.WKAiis.
LABELS. TAMPHLETS, BLANK*,*,
OLD ^Blh DOCTOR
Jacob Jgl Townscnd,
THIS ORIGINAL KV M8COTKIHSII
OF THE fJKNIiINK
TOWNSEND SARSAPAR1LLA.
>?, Ao.
which
?TOWNRtSND UAHHAf ARILL A." Ikiag poor. ha waa aMnnailad to
iimK lie manufacture, by which nmui ?( IwIhiu kept out ut utufkmt, au4
be ulti tin nine* :nbed tu tlioee (?itly who had yt?v.d it* wook and know*
is value. ll had kmc had the aaia of many, neverthelaa*, aa thoaa pyemia
ebo h?'l been haa!a>! of aoia dt?a*a*, and aavod fawn daelh, proclaimed ita
?icaMaaca an.I wondeiiul IIEALINU POWER. Tbi*
<;rnud mitl Unequalled Preparation
U manufactured on ihe Urgeet ecale, tin) la ceiled lur throughout iha length
and bieddlh of Iha land*
Uiihka young U C. Tovnaeud'a, it improves with af a, aud netei change*,
but (o< iha belter, lncalM H la prvpaied on ecieuiiAc mmeiplee by 0 ecien
Hllc man. The hurb??l knowledge ?>! C'lteuiiaii/, ami Iha Uie*t di?Co*eiM*
of iha Ail. have all b?eu brought lulo irauMtiiixi iha laniMilariute ul Uta
OLD UK '? yAKMAfARlLLA. The h.m^n.U loot, it M ?.l| knnmm
dicai torn, uouiaiwa many mcdKinal properties, and to,,., prop*iim*
i oia loan or rntWil, and others, which, iCretained u, piefunug u lor
uea, produce lermaoteiiow and luui, mbujt ia in|>ui?i?a.i<i u.s .*?i, in Runta
of iha pmp*ilis> ol Heraapaulla aio ao volatile, lhat lhay miinl) .-vup.rata
and ora loet tu tha preparation, if lhay me not pcrssrved by a wmm.i.Ir
rroraaa, ku??u only lo tbuaa eiDeriencad hi Ita luanntaciura. Moreover,
thaaa vuUnla pitucipUe, which If* off in vopor, 01 aa an exhalation, uudsr
kaal, a<T lbs ?ci? aaaauttal lucdical proptdW uf tha root, whn-h (Ul tu U
II IU Valuo. Tha ?
OBNV1HB
Old Dr. Jacob Towuewl'i Hariaparllla
la ao prspared, that all tha inert properties of tha tfareaperitla root ara Cm
? amoved, ovary thing t: speblo of Cacotninf acid or of lermsntaiion, ia os
t/aclod and refected; than avorjr particle of medical virtue la aacnrad to ?
i"ira and coucauuatad funn . and ihua It ia rendered litcapubU of losing an;
"1 valuabla and healing properties. f rapaied In thia aray, .1 u made tha
powartnl agant In iha
Core of Innumerable Ditaaaea.
oca the ?aa?on why w. hear commamUtiooa on avrryaida In It* fa*w b?
woman, and chlhlran. W? B?d it dt>iiif wondna in tha cuia ol
vONHUlirriON, l)YHPKPMIA. and llVhR COMfLAlNT. ond In
RIIKUMATiakl H? KOFULA aod MLKS. COHTIVENKBU. all C'I
TANKOUR KRuPTlONR, rfMPtES, BLbTCHE8, and all afccticoa
Impurity of Ike Blood.'
It poaaoaaca a maivellouo ollrarjr to aU compUmta artaiof from InJIraa
lion, (torn Aridity of tba Btuntaeh. from unequal circulation, datanatooTian
1 blood to iha head, palpitation of tha haan, cold faat and cold hnoda, cold
miia and hot n?ah?i ?*ri tha budy. It haa not imd Ua aqntl In Coti^ha and
colda, and pituiuMaa aaay anpa'-toiatlon, aud fantia par?pirau<>n, lalaimf
irtctura ol Iha Itiufa, tbn.ai, aud avrry othar j>aii
Rut '11 noihni* ia ita aicallauta tnoit mamUatly K?n and acknovlodfa-i
ban in all kmda aud ataf aa ol
Femalo Complaint*.
It wmka vondara In caaaa otjuur a/but or whitaa, Kallnif of Iha Wotnh.
Obatrm ird, Uuppra?>adt or Painlnl Uanaet, lritj(ulaiiiy 01 iha maomi.ai
mii?mI*, and iha lika; and la altactual In rurtnf all forml of tha Kidnay
utaaaaa.
Ry lainovinf obatmcuona, and raaulalinf tba Kanoral <yatam, u giraa icua
and atranfth to th? wbola bo?iy, ?nu cuica all loiiu* of
Nervona DiaeaaeH aud Debility,
and Ihua prcvania or raliavaa a riaat variety of olbor diaaaaaa, aa Spinal l?
fitatiMi, Naiual/ia, Hi. Vitua Dniica, Hwoownf, fe^piUpiw fita, C'onvul
poakibU for tbia madiCina to fail lo do food . it ha* uothinf iu 11
i?*i harm , It can nam ?->ur or apoil, and ib*raluia, ran navar
tti*? pruptrlica. It da*uaoa lb? blood, aa? uaa tha live 1 to haalthy
action, U'tiva tha atoiuach, and f i?ra (v?d ilinuiwiii ia|ia?ea Iha bowala ot
torpor and contlipalnwi, alla?a mlhiiiii?atton, piniOaa tha akin, aqualuea tha
circulation ol tha bh>wd, prodncmir fvullc waruiih aipially bll ovar iha body,
and iha iniMieibl* paiapnalinii, relaiaa all ttrifturea >.nd Hahturea. raAovaa
all ohatmctiona, and mvifwrataa tha rntua narvouaaraiam. la not uua,thau.
The mediciue you I're-eminentiy neea t
Dm mn ?ny i.f il.aM Milnr' L? i*ul uf ? P. TuvrmuJ'4 m/.rt'it ?ntcU
Tim ywtin? iDlu'? li'i'inl ? nut lo I'. ?
Compared with the Old Dr.'n,
Until ol ,.ni OKANI> FACT, Ullt lilt Ml ll INCHI'AHI.E l( DITE
KiUHA'l'lON ami
Never Rpoila,
Ahila the olhai DOKfl, it aoura, farmeiiti, and hlova tba boiilaa containtpj
il mm fra*mania; tha aour, ami liquid aipHiuy, and diaitfu^ othbi
rooda! Mint not tliln horrible compound bo poutioooa tu tha ayaiem'
What? pni acid uilu a ay?t?ni olraaify diaaaaad with acid! Wliat cauao<
l>yapap?la but arid I Do we not all know, iha I when food annra in out
it pioducea!- Balulcin-a, heartburn, palpUaiior
.. ? ... . ..lint, dmrrhaa, dyaamary, colic, and corruption o
Iha blood f VVh.it ia H.-rofula but an acid humor iu tba body I What pro
d.icaa all the humora which bnuf on F.iuuilona ol' tha 8km, Scald fttoa*
b.?lt Rheum, Kryaipelaa, While Hwrllmj(e, ravel-Buree, and all ulccratiou'
ilen.nl ami external t It la notbiujr under heaven but au and anbatance,
hicb auiira, and thua apoil* all tha rlnnla ol the body, mora or laaa. VVba'
miaaa Rhi umatuiu, but a aour acid fluid, which u.aiuualfa ttaalf batwaar
ia Joint a and eUawbere, irritating and mllamiu^ Hie t under and dalMair
??ut? upon which it acta! Hoof narvuiia dieeaera, ut iiupuiuy of tha blood
I deranged circulation*, and nearly all tba ailment* which edict fcumar
Now, la it not horrible lo mako and aell, and lufluitaly woraa to um thia
Houringy rcrmfnllug, Adil 44 Compound"
OP H. P. TOWNSRND'
and yrt ha would fain hava it underatool lhat Old Dr. Jacob TnwnMad'a
-KNUINC ORIGINAL HARUAPAKII 1.A, u an JMITA TJUNvliu
lertor prepaiatiou!!
Heaven fqrbid that we rhouldde
itant taaamblence to S- P. Tot
..wo upon tba Old Dr. auUi n mountain luatl ol Cmnpiainla and ctimiiinU(u.?
from Aaenia who have avid,and purctiaaera who have uacd B. P. Tuwutand'a
rCRIfSNTlNU COMPOUND.
We wiah n underaiood, becaueo it la th? aUolmlt truth, that S. P. Town
aeud'e article and Old Dr. Jacob Townnnd'e Saraaparilla are heaven-Wide
apart, and inflnltalv diaalmilar; lhat they art tmlilto lu avery particular,
haviuf not one ainffa thing- In common.
Aa B. P. Town tend ia no doctor, and never wa\ ia no ahamiat, no phar
maceutic--knowa no mora of medicine or dieraae than any other eomnton,
unecieutillc.ui.proleaatonal man. what ?iuiiai.(?e can lh? public hava Uiatthvy
ara raceivuif a fenulna acuniiflc medicine, containing all tha virtue* of the
**""
It ie loan eat Irauda upon tba unloilunate. In pour balm into wounded ha
niai.iiv, to kindle bopa in the lUapaiuug boaom.tw leetura bt allh aud blupin
and vigor into the ciuahrd and biokan. and to b.tinUi mltrmilf- tuat Ol.U
I'R. JACOB TOWNBKND ha* HOlIUlii' and roUNi> the opportunity
aod meana lo bilog hia
Grand Universal Concentrated Remedy,
wiihui iha reach, and lo tba knowledge of all who need il, lhat ibaymay
learn and know, hy joyful aiperwnr*, ua
Trnnxcendent Power to Ileal t
and tbiiato hava the uniutrchaauble aatiafacllon ol having raucd tbouaande
aud milliona fium iha bed ol awrkneaa aud deipondenry lo Cope, health,aud a
long Ufa of Vigor and uaefulneee lu ihetuaelvee, their lamibaaand frieude.
Princips) office 103 Nsasuu street, N. V.
? ONE DOLLAR PUN BOT
:xj<n FIVE DOLLAR&mJOX
For ante in \Yuahin*tun by the following Druggiats
SAMIItX IIDTT.
Corner Pennsylvania ar ami opposite the It rtm? Hotel.
Z. m & W H OILMAN,
Pennsylvania avenue near Brown*$ Hotel.
J. V. CAM.AN,
Corner E urul 7th St. owoeite Uenerul Post Office.
M DEI,ANY,
Corner Pennsylvania avenue, unit 44 at, and
RIDOFI.Y A Co ,
Pennsylvania avenue, near Went Market.
up 17?<11 y
THE CALIFORNIA WHItt.
TITF. ITNDERSirsNUU propones to ptiblisli in the thriv
ing (own of San Fntnclaeo, California, sh soon nn prac
tic.ahle, a imirnal to be calletl THE CALIFOhNlA WHIG
It in hii< ilcaitfn in a few weekn lo leave with fhr proper otttht
lor ttiiKpiiiptme for lhat diatanr hut highly inicrvntlng and
mportaiit poniun ofihe Union.
Whilr the Editor will recommrnd and advocate all the
j fundamental principles of the Wldg party, he will exerclae
I an indppenileut jiidgmfriit upon ila aria. Nocontiideration
mild tempt hmi io advocate ineuanrea which' he believed
ncouvtiiuiioriiil and tletriment&l to Hie Intereat of the cnun
irjr llllnd aubaervieney to parly ia the besetting political
sin of our tunes He who properly estimates the high
vncatiun and iutluentiul poailiou of an edifor ought lore/raid
him only a* Hits Kiiariiian of the coiiHtilution aud institution*
of Ins country, autl not the mercenary agent of cliques aud
factions We have a country to serve, as well ae a parly to
obey. .lotirurdiiMS are leat hers ol ^real poliiieal trulh, or
-hould be, and ought to mak# the " general wi lure" and
I he biesfinc.s of liberty lo oumelven antl post, riiy, thepolm
Kiur of then t-dilorial labors. IL who mnkes thrae aecoud
ry or euhfii'i vietil lo personal rcltlsli ronuideraiiont Is a
noug-docr of Hie hitfheat ^rade, mid ouahl lo be avoided a*j
ne whose life is evil, and that continually.
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its hold upon the confidence of the jfrople. which will wink
At the least iippearance of corruption If il has a pensioned
press, whnt nioiiatrnsllit'* may it not in time perpetrate ?
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useful and preserve its honor and integrity untarnished
ought to ro acf as to invite an inielligtui end unpNrtinl
I (ndi-nn nt upon its acts and policy both from itn friends and
loe* The petite may huinetimes be misled, and do wron^f.
but their nober aer.und thought will always he right ami
efficient.
The present Admiiiiofraflou came into power as the
advocates of free aud liberal legislation- aa Hie friends of
peace, progress, ami home Industry If it will practh't;
what it professes, it will he Well with it, if not I he soouei
it is ove.ithrown and annihilated the belter it Will be fur its
and <nu FUCCCRffors. lint wc have an abiding confidence
th.it iffl Hhiflrious chief, who has in times past given tu
earnest of 1iih patri<?iiiimand devotion to the country whicn
has j nut so signally honored him, will so administer our
Government ao to entitle him to the gratitude of the pre
til and coming generations.
No spot on thin continent excites at this* lime to much in
irest ami concern ant' Hilornia. The youih of the old and
ncwHiaieslii large hodhls sre going there. They consti
tute a population ol high public Spirit, intelligence, and en
lerprise, ami are lo have more to do with the future nro
gress of civdmttofi and the commerce of the world than
any other equal nttmlier of prrsr>ns on the sphere we in
11? bii 'llirough l hem a powerful State is lo grow upon
the hanks of the Pacific, from which Is lo spread through
all Axis civilization, ana, ocieuee, liberty, and religion ?
[ ThimifHi them ibis hitherto almost inaccessible portion of
, the world is lobe reached, redeemed, regeueiated. and dis
enthralled ; her vast resources unlocked, and the com
?<?ce ol the world reversed
Willi such a population the construction of a rallrovl
croes the contiueut, thus connecting the two occane by
laml, will be demanded. When this in done, the vast trea
sures of Akii? will reach ua. and Europe, by fhia inland
communication. This revolution in trade ami coinmert r:
must have Hie effect of giving the control of the markets
and the money-power ol Hie world to the people of the Uni
ted States" llie stand ami value ol money aa well as ail
arlie lea ol traffic and commerce will be governed by theli
I value here.
The most important consideration, however, with Iha
people ol this leirlfory, is the princhilcH upon which they
are to cntabllsli then government ami institutions, and not
upleol this territory, is the principles upon which they
are to cHtablish thuii government ami institutions, and
only to idem, but to the whole TTuion, of which they t
nt it tile, a part. Relieving honestly lhat the principlea ofthe
Whig party are the principle of the founders of thia Gov
cnim* ni and of the count uuiion, we shall, wifli alhlefereuce
to ihose who rlitfer with us, titvocafe ami recommend
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?nee aud Rttp|M?rt "t llie people ol Calimiilk
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