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lUDOE DOTTGLASS' KANSAS REPORT
'lle Report t,f J u ige 11,,iy.r1.1,-, on Kai , as
af
falra respon.l4 t , i the e.tll of Ow
mete; the praeti.• , 1 1 t, quart th nt ~ f t ca S, in a
way that :,n p,ttl•tio wen will approve
conclutioA NA - -
"In truelhg stop ‘ot stop th.' 41;,!,
ry of these Hausa, ~ittrwutti,-, eoinuottL,
have been proloun , lly inipr,:sed will the
rant fact that otteli a. t ha. re,ulted Ix t an at
tempt to tiolate ot unaveht the principles and
provisions of the .“-• ~f (' fot 11,-- orgini
sation of Han-a. awl ,ti,.l.rapdza 'fl:r leading
idea and fundamental prinelpl,• of the Kau:4,g anJ
Nebraska art, t xpre:••eti to t h e law itself, was.
to leave the actual 'oder,. and but file jubabi.
tants of each t, nit .ry •p• ri.q by fro,. ti loin
and regulate th_tr ,iotnestio tu,ntutiuu, iu their
way, subject only to the c the Unt.
ted State.' While thi , i• derlar,l to be the
true intent and tit mitt;; .f 1:11A Alt: the wh ,
are -ppose I .111-0a -tug t:i.• I ,!..• t. , rrit"
ry, preparatory t , rr it .e:11,1-- 1,:o•of:
as a State, -to dec.-!c the ••• • ,t‘, tt to
themselves, faillu..; to sovolupb,b their itirp
in the halls of(' , ugress. all 1 Ulll , r iho ~,u it)
of the com.titutt ,u, trutuedipt,ly r rt, din their
respective St ate 4 to uuu,ual and ei:rat.rilenary
means to contr , ,i th- p • an !
the domestic. instltutt ,, u. ..1 itstiLe
o f the wishes, :UPI „ f tti, right, of the
people of that rritory to, guaranteed by their
organic law
lottabinattoni ~ f the l'nem to
stimulate au uuttatural At I f.• ~ ..•••tit ~t Vint
gration with the View 'if controlling the eketion,
and forefag the ,lornesti e mstitutton: tilts ter•
ritory to las,tuttlat , - t t tie tit- twit slarehol.l
lag State , tart, might h at , b e ,„
f o reseen, by the use of similar tuettn• in the
slavebohling zitate, to proluee directly the „p
-posits result To eau -t,, and thelb ne,
in the optni ,, n or y qtruatee, tnay he traced
the origin and progre.7, , f ail th...; c.mtr,,ver-ien
and disturbances with which Dania, is now con•
vnlfed if 6-0 Infortul s troubles have re.
stilted as natara. c oa.tolu•• , 3•• s from auauthotiz
ed and improper ...homes of foreign interfcr. nee
with the internal affairs and .Joutesti..: affairs of
the ternt try, it .s apparent tlt • remedy 101111 st
be sought in a strict :oft. r. a to the principles
and , rigid ettfircertivit • provisions of Inc
organic law In ths- , t1 , •11 Sour c o m m i tt ee
feel sincere satisfsetion in • tuit...natug the spe.-
eial Inessage and proctimatton of th.• President
of the United S;at in which we bay. , grat
ifying assuratic.• Oily Ili. , -ays mac} f rho laws
will be maintain , •l—'hat r. b.•11i• n will be crush
ed—that ins , zrr , eti. , o w i ts b, -uppressed—that
aggressive intytt-ion f•-r the purpose of deciding
e k e tious au) oth. t i•urpose, will be repelltd
—that unanth •taad intertueddling in the local
ermeerns of the territory, both from adjoining
and distant State , will h.• pretested—that the
federsl and local law- sill be w int l i t it t e d aga i l ,„ t
all attempts nf or,zunic rcsi-tenet:—and that the
people Of the territory wilt b. pr..tectaal in the
establishment of thtar own imoitutions, undis
turbed I.) cucroachw, n• li , rll without, 3 n,1 to
the full enjoyment ..f the rights ..f seMgovern
moat assured t.. them bt the con-titution and
the organic law
In view of 6( qt. a.-surane, under the
conviction that the exi•ting laws confer all the
authority necessary to tile ii,rf , irivanee of these
important dutim , , and that Ow whole available
force of the United state. will be exerted to the
extent required for their perf , rtminco, your com
mittee repose in entire e .utidence that peace and
security and law aid prevaii to Kanhaf If auy
further evidehee were I,llTl . :.s'iry to pr...ic th a t all
the collision: and ditfn 1116 , s in Kansas had Levu
produced by the chi it ~1 1 I..ei k ,n iiu, rferetinee
which have been deveioped i i thilr,p •rt, in vio
lation of the :ilia eviti:D.o the pr,,-
viaiona of the Nebrit,k,t itt.t, it may he
found iu the fact that iu Napraska; t , , which the
Emigrant .did S. , cicties aid u , ,t extend their
erstwob, and into which str aw --iruigra
ciao was permitted t flow in it , usual and natu
ml channels, nothing has oceurad t.. t h e
peace and harmony territA , ry, while toe
principle of , elf gov,rurueut, iu ~bedienco.to the
ennatitution, has Lad fair play, and is quietly
working on it• legitimate results
•
It now only rt mains fur )-ur committee to re.
spout' to the two sp-A , lfie r eon/wend:mous of tt o
President In his special me-sage They are a,
follows:
" This, it scions to rue, to best lie aceorup.
lished by providing that, whin thi• inhalitaniN
of Kansas may dcqire it, and sliall.be .Isufficient
slumbers to con,titute a State, a conventi o n o f
delegates, duly elected by the qualified voters,
&ball assemble t, frame a eQustitution, and thus
to prepare, thr , uth regular and lawful ine•in. , ,
for its admis.iou lat• the as a state. 1
respectfully ree.srntnend the nacttnents of a Los
to that effect
I recommend, xl that a special appropriation
toe made to defray auy Lxpen,es which may be
come requisite in the execution of t h e 1 3% .,,, 0r t h e
maiutainxnee public order in 1.1...‘ Territory of
Kansas "
la compliance with the first recommendation,
your committee asks leave to report a bill author.
tail:lg the legislature• of the territory to provide by
law for the election of &legates by the people
sad the aasembling of a convention to form a
constitution and Suite government preparatory
to their admission into the Union on 11.13 equal
footing with the origthal„States so soon tip it shall
appear by a census to u taken under the direc
tion of the Governor, by the authority bf-the le
gislature, that the territory CoDtains ninety-three
thousand four hundred and twenty inhabitants
—that being the number required by the present
ratio of representation fur &member of Congress.
In compliance with the other recommendation,
your committee prupoNe to offer to the appropria
tion bill an amendment appropriating such •um
as shall be found necessary to the estimates to be
obtained for the purpose indicated in the recoil,•
mendation of the President
All of which is respectfully submitted to the
Senate by your committee:.
KAussa AFFAIR4.-A letter from Weston
dated the 20th, from a reliable source pays :
yesterday met a member of the Topeka Legisla.
Lure. That body has adjourned until the 4th
day of July; after going through the farce
electing two United States Senators, in the per.
sonsof Gov. Reeder and Col. Lane Guy. Shan
don was in neighborhood, making preperations
to arrest the members, and they, esteemed prn.
dance the better part of valor, eatriesszi the
All is quiet on the frontier, and if the Northern
fanatics will only suffer them to moistly so, Kan
sas excitement* are at an end "—St 'Louis Re
poilicen of *ado/.
Who Discovered- the Opes Polar this.
A letter from Eagle River, Lake Superior, to
the Cleveland Herald, says:
During the fall and early pan of the winter,
the newspapers of New York and the &stem
cities referred to Dr. Dane's visit to the North
Polar Sea as au act of discovery, and I have not
MN yet seen it noticed in any other way. 1 am
not aware that Dr. K himself assumed this hon
or, or any other merit to whio'i he is not enti
th‘d, being a man of modesty as well as courage.
The open Polar Sea was known if not discovered
more than thirty years since by Lieut. Wrangel,
of the Russian navy, who is I presume the Ad•
mind Wrangel, if the present time. He made
a journey Northward on the ice from Cape One
latskio, which is about 6'o degrees of longitude
\Vest of Behring's Straits, on the Northern coast
of Asia, in latitude 74 degrees North, cud at
about 600 miles came to the Polar Ocean.
This was reported by him in a published nar-1
rative made to the Russian Government, and re
printed in the English language about the year
1524. I have never seen this tour referred to by
any of the Arctic travelers, although the book
is no doubt in many libraries in Engiandand the
United States. It is easy to see why the Eng
lish would ignore this fact, for the purpose of
claiming the same discovery in Wellington Chan
ta. by Captain Penny, in 1852. Americans, how
ever, Lave I hope, nosuch motives. Our Arctic
navigators, 1 feel warranted in saying, would not
t . ..r a monisut think of imitating their British
eollegues in this species of piracy In questions
f bi , •tit• and priority of discovery, there should
he but one rule—the rule of strict truth--. 11111.
teinal bias and home glory having no more to do
with it than in i . ttling a question of latitude or
I ,, tigitude
Lieut NVrangci traveled on sledges, with no
kbut alchohol, and no artificial heat but that
. pint lamp, As he advanced, he cat pluses
in the ice and deposited provisions, on which
sv ms e was poured, tillind up the cavity. These
place!, were marked, sn that they were roily
roefignivil on the return He found the
~• tt to be shallow, and the climate warmer than
it was ou the Asiatic coast The journey was
wale without the loss of men, and so little auf
ferinoz that it is evident such tripe may be made
to the Northward whenever the ice is solid. So
f..r a'- I know, h. was the first to look out upon this
solitary sea, and to him and to the Russian Sov
treigp are due the honors that belong to such
aclov..nieut, Ile must have been in latitude
klegre,N, or near the parallel where tt r .
KA I) , -aw it, 7. - i degrees of longitude further East.
LIFE IN, W.V 4 IIINGTON --A very clever corres•
l ..0 loutk.,f the Louisville Coiirier writing from
Washington, says of the foreign ministers:
r with four dappl , ., bob-tailed greys, is
the turn-out ~ f Altnonte, the Mexican minister
11e• drives at a fast gate, and lives at a higher
rare than any other foreign minister.—Soon we
,s,e a dashing br-we of bays with& light uncovered
wagon. In front, holding the reins, is evident
ly the proprietor of the establishment, while be•
html him the footrnan.—That is Mr. Cramp
ton, the British Minister, about whose recall we
hsve heard so much through the newspapers.
III• lives in the adjoining city of Georgetown, in
irticuisr style, drives, his own team, and sub
s‘rves the interests of Her Majesty, (Victoria
Regina, in r manner worthy of the crowning dip
loinat• whiell he is, and nothing more. To cop
ilot', abut toreign ministers, I find that they
nett bel"w par here very considerably. Not that
they have II ) grace and manners and reputation
and talents, awl all that sort of a thing ; but
they lack the cash, and that is indispensible to
currency in Washington Society.
M de Sirtiges, the French minister, has ac
tually been banished from this ei7 by the force
o f f a shionable will. And why? It chanced that
in his odd fancifull way, he recently called at a
party given at Senator Bayard's (of Delaware)
re-idence, and entered the parlor smoking a ci•
gar lie was remonstrated with, concerning the
improprlety, and responded that it was but an
American prejudice against his conduct. • The
S , nitor gave him notice to quit, and the - public
, cuttitieut uniting against him, be has since then
aL muted himself from the city, save when be
has had business with the State departnient.
Baron Sorekle the Russian minister likewise
lires in New York The members of the other
p“wcr, are but inferior personages, chief
ly distiuguiskable by their long coats, long hair,
long beards and long faces. They harry about
with ungainly strides and un-christian gestures,
speaking in foreign totignes,ittnd evidently,
though among us, not of us
I=
CAN A MOTHER FORtiAKE HER SUCKLING
CHILD "—Sonn three or four weeks ago an in
fant wa, iny,teriously left at the Shaker Village,
iu thi: aunty, but this moral community, in
i,tead of carefully bringing it up, as had no
doubt been expected, sent it to the County In•
Urinary.
It appears now that it was the-child of a wid
uw in this city in good society, who.liaring been
reduced by her widowhood, had little but her
good name left This last she was anxious to
keep, and devicil the plan with a confidential
aurae, of leaving e the child at. the Shaker Village
to be raised She thought in that community it
would he taught to avoid the sin which had
brought lie t,o much trouble. Dear as it was to
her heart, ,he consoled herself in parting with
it by the thought that it would there have both
better precept and example, than with its erring
m 9; her.
A ,ale aurae jewelry—the remnant of better
days—euableti her to carry the plan into execu
tion,
But a few days after, she learned to her an
guish that it had been sent to the Infirmary, to
be I.lllTrwd by, she dare not think who's, and to
be brought up with the rffsprings of the refuse
of humanity. Such a 1.4 for her dear babe!
But what wouid she do ? She dare not claim it
and endure her shame, She could not leave
there, for it would break he heart. At length love
triumphed over pride, the mother over the woman,
and yo.terday she went out to the Infirmary to
reclaim her Add
She ,aw the Director,--explaiged the facts,
road they not only gave her her babie but engag
t.d. to keep the beeret., and he returned with a
load in her arms but a heavy weight off her
heart
The nurse to whom the child had been given
at the Infirmary, bad become much attached to
it She cried when it was taken away, and the
mother cried on getting it to her breast again.—
Thu scene was a very affecting °le.—Cincinnati
Gazelle
Ds.. During the search "instituted by the
editor of the Newark Times for female composi.
tors, it is reported that the following short dia-
Line took place :
Nriadrr —"Good ruortuttg, Mr Ilaupeek, have
you gut any daughters that would make good
typo settera."
Mnrerk.--"No; but I've got a wife that
would make a very hue 'devil.' "
CLEAR AS MCI) -A gentleman on beard a
steamboat with his family, on being tilted by his
rhilartn "'hut made the bost go," pee the fol
lowing very lucid description of the machinery
arid its principles 1 "You see my dears, this
thingumbob there goes down through that hole
there and fastens on the jigamaree, and that con
nects with the crinkum•cranknm, mid that man
he's the engineer, you know, he kind o' stars up
the—what-do-you-call-it, with his long poker,
and they sit shove along and the boat goes ahead.
iagl„ At a recent murder trial in Sacramento
the jury disagreell, and, on being sent back to the
jury-room, they pat twenty-four tickets into a
hat on twelve of which wan written 'guilty.' and
on the other twelve 'not guilty,' anti drew' for a
verdict. The not guilty ones got a majority.
The State /movie/ favors the ides, because the
matter ie settled at once, lint suggests that the
drawing take place hereafter before the trial to
save expense and trouble.
RICHARD G. HERRON,
4Sae.e. I. li. If
Wholseatle and Retail
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• Likenesses in tl.e superior and masterly style for
which be is PO justly celebrated. Much regretting that be
cannot call the attention of the public to hie profession and
and place of business without incurring tb esersee displeasure
of the oParit Row" Orson'''. and subjecting himself to a
tirade of abuse from the same source Hoping my neigh
bor will soon see the propriety of rmlearoring to totil , l up
a reputation for himself, instead of wasting his Woe and
Went' (I in rain endeavors to destroy mine, I will once
more call your attention to the Pact that the F rat Premium
was awarded to me by the Erie County Agricultural S.,
elety, for the best Daguerreotype Specimens exhibited at
their Fair in October last, E. 11. Abell competing. With
this assurance of my merit, and my large and con.tant!y
iamb/piing business toencountge me, Idoubt not but I -hall
yet be able to "reach to the most sublime glone• - or my
prof e ssion that may be koworobty attatned, especially if
those w h o "s e arch the Scripture" Ilnd a hat full of p. ..r
(Teri poor) pictures which were executed by the Park lion
Operator and cast off by those who bad been Arrillooprd
with them, and replaced by Scripture's superior pr , .lor ,
tiona. h.. hurnhetveri but step in and Oltafi)l// , for
yourself.
•'Attempt the end, nor stand is d o ubt,
There'' , nothing .o dark but sene,A will find ut."
J. C. SCParrl Kt:, A
over T. M Austin. JoarOry Star's, Frie, Pm.
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k:rir, Jan. I•,
Iturrah for the Iftabitty & Erie Steil now!.
•rti n i r , n 7 , 1. 01 a wt ,.. t . .7 . 1 ,
thus city b. meg. II :1 L
' b e ‘e Swre I.ll . Tin tier
& Kern. LI Vtill,a.ll.
ISIOr k, rilatr hu11.%
• Tterir .rock comprise+ , .31
the
Merit C.Si COOll ins *awe W iner teats th ne !4
VIClor World " " Regulator Snrrl Lull
rereat Oa k • " 'cottage
Western attar •• •• ir Tight
Parlor
Also Übe band...owe •nd an.o rpa*eable hlt sated 1 1 : Itarl
eoisttnig *ore. Ttt:• stove Ms nu •.10efilltif and is warmed to
tire entire satisfaction. Also a lot of bed room Swiees is Iti:h
Win ne suld cheap Call and eSanatite berate purrhasin,
efeewbeee and we are confident that vial/ will not to astai (lia
satisfied.
Persons 110 i ag to housekeeping *ill be. turni•bed w lin n rot
plots outfit 10 the .Wee and lilt Vb ire 11 lie a. r
he purchased la Eno Give us a tall twiare pureha..ng el.
where
Also no rosiling and all kotul+ of fob work door lift As
paith TANN ER t KEAN
Yeb. 4. 1564
3.000,000 rogit Lumber Wanted.
I WILL. pay eaeh at the Mihail( maker for the fol
-1 lora 'Ng kiwis of Lumber del .yered al my Yard vr Durk in
Ltie
1,210.1010 fret White Wood Board•. 111 and I 1 kri Irene
3160.1111011 •••
310.11011 •• •Za. 3a 4 menet,tfi lc k. 13 . Moral Thlr, plank do
./110.1100 • 343. Ila.r IL 7 .07. tna. do
•• eberrt board.
alalano • 1. tt, Ih. 11. I, 3, 4 ibehe. A.h. In t u 16 le. I ,onk•
114.4101 •• 1 tiyesoo6.o.
.5114001/ •.I 40. 40.
The above lumbar sod all kr square .deed. wimp 0" kne..
■nd tree from knots. apl its, he •rts and heart threat,.
Eris. Ilse. *ll,l MS —33 F. . I, !ql trif
EM. MANN ie Arnt for Ore of the he•t PIANO PORTE
• makers in she lid ++rate• and caa iura,nh ham. from
1101) to 18/ 0 0 ,
Elva, Jae. 11. 1-38,
mit Work. IlLirrom Lampe and Trimmings.
ELEGANT Gilt Oral. Iloilo* Rack •udl3ololl.tePoriraii and
riMulre Prawn. lit 4 Mhookrrog. from I to 4 loci wok%
G.polue. Pearl and Wave parlours. a lair assonrseto Frame.
made to order. 'resell and Getman Mirror., Abler &ad Side
Lamps. Clilasarea. Globe. arid Wl:41•Ir at ibr Jewftry Atore u(
Use I. T. al OTIN
House asid Lot for Salo.
Tint itobieriber over* f. 4 sale the house and Int which
be ►or ocelopies, nta►hd or. Short and beennd etzrets.
The Wass la Mal. NW an inbed tad wt;) be sold o n reason
able toms.
Payments one third in band and the balrnee 44 o ne and
two yews. For tardier partteular. tutiwire of the ouh
seritier *a the premises or of S. N. Spenr.•r at htr °Mee on
CAL *treat, WILLIAM POWERS.
Mn.,i Jan. 12, InA etm.ls
Maass Pistols and Cutlery.
DuC6t.k and Slagle carrel Gana. I.l'oir• and W.., ioae of
Pinola, again Pouch.+ and 1M 4., Lowder t. (.21Pe
Bay. Coles Caps. Ilbsor.. Sanaa. F.mbentJaling Mel.-
ace.. Potter Knlyea for sale by T. XI Aullol3.
Dec. 1, 1911.3. opparnie Browe's Oa&
Iwo
CHEM PECTORAL
Par taw rapid Cure of
MGM% COLDS, SENESS,
BRONCO ITIS, WM G-CO UG
CROUP ) ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
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leader - plitor upt , e4 .1
that, lik• tot ,••••••, r
Erie, Jan. 19, I
50p,000 STAVES WASTED
eill*rlher . ;. • _ •
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OATS STAVES.
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I .1/‘ • toruhe to tie”tr frieude, and the public in sea
i.• • plirrumre riorewitor eztrndrd to *held. and
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FARMERS LOOK HERE
wt: IJa v•te d 1.01/r r ptta Ito %IMO ellen% In Alrfeuttortl
roltl , itto nl. anti Mae blurry. rut wally year. IllasoLtat
wait ntu 'taut: or the !tilt re 01 the our I, and enTready to etc di
it I Itn.r , n a Wine nr and improved pailerno
wont owe kot ele Wr 4.14 (arum's to coupe and kg.*
at our new
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la,C.upper and Sheet Iron nosiness,
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to ~ • 1 I • Kniv.. and Forkool all
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haiiiiiry I•eyund the premiums paid. ,
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lean.. LAMM. will heiibetaliyaadpcoMpily ad anted
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DIRECTORR
ifi,...ph li deal. Jason C. Mama. teisa o44 A ~,,,,.
l'ne,,philuarauldiiii. Jona ir: bawl,. H hap . a,...,,
Hews Burton, John Garrett.
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iliartra Kelley. lastac R. Davis, J G Jua a ,,, '
At illi aru Foiwell. William May.
fir P Thence., s)r. R. Rl.Ramoa. /atm Tenet ),
Speacer Meth/sae,
Richard P. hlrewhoutd: sec.,' . Wm . Illarti, p,,,, ,
I r A pplication ran be made to
PM, 10, 1,44
Who Zasorosoo for Tows sad 0 0 ",_
TI. groe Count, Mutual I osuraoce 1 . 00p.„
m4k< n.utaisce us every deer riptroa ot
'wintry. at a. tow rates a. are rOtelll4ellt
are do ...lea tato two claim. is . the rup,,
Pothsse bus faro prosterty dweiltags. 111 . ,
expoeures.are 'soured. sad Use Coatusere tat,. n rvr Tl
atpropen I are 1 11 4 Mi. The fends is either depini.7 fle w
Itst.le for tosser , to the other. .rre
hf Cosh ImPuranee made la either Drepartm..,,
rluca rate.
11111F:CT0Rs
Smut! Jactousi. James C. Manatali.
Tibbals. P. E. Burro's.
Klodethrelti JohaZiewnerly
.1 II Pt/HP/ton. P Kepler. •
Alfred Kiss
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IF.rle. June 11. lOW
PLUMB% AID XECHANIC'S
rao. nati/le, and Ufa Insurance
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Losanoire Brains,. .Y Fr Coo"? • l 'oe•Mtas,
Sweets, Plulauisiphe
• CAPITAL $30,000.
cumpauy PlTgvis rift Inagnioce .0
1. Furniture. &t., Marne u.
Freight, lu all prima in 'be wO ,l l. is Au 1 Insurane..
600,a by R Ratltt)249 and )4.4 Farr ie
to all part,. of Of. Caton 41 , 0, Inaisranre Up.o all
the luick.t Niorable t. TWO.
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Of flit
NuastallAN TS" INIIMMAN . CI 0011tpaigy
of Philadelphia,
on the 30th of Zane. 1155.
,ro 12 ,WERIIIANTs EXCH./VG':
lituu“: I 'Aiilt•h gltelt
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4 MOU fl I 0( ir' as It in hand,
Amount 41 'ash In Hank, 2.1 t
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ftitlo reerivable 4,14/175
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MUGU CELEBRATED SITE VAT
••/te arena slauo. umnrai.G:
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I. e deuvatiti 01 it awl increasing, la 114.001 and Ga.
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tract of the Inventor, Dr. islar Nee lund..
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uv preeeet in,vprietor, John L I ti,tuo.on
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prrrnrottree COUnterleit
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Dr. Gausawar's Oelebrated- ISenstrual P.:A:
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