Treaty of Washington confirms five arbiters and fisheries accord
The Joint High Commission issues an authoritative statement detailing the Treaty of Washington. It establishes a five member arbitration tribunal and a mixed commission for other claims from 1861 to 1865, grants fishing liberties on specific coasts, and sets transit and navigation terms subject to congressional approval. It also fixes the northwestern boundary dispute to be decided by a neutral power, selecting the German emperor, while outlining broader postwar rights and duties.
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Quebec
Nova Scotia
New-Bruns- Wick
Prince Edwardsland
Magdalen Islands
Dominion of Canada
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St. Lawrence
Yukon
Procupine
Stilline
Welland
Lake Michigan
St. Clair Flats
St.John
Vancouvers
Rosario Straits
Canal _De Haro
San Juan
Germany
Dr Walken's Vivecar Brrrens and other era tonics praised
A jumble of vintage patent medicine claims extols Dr Walken's Vivecar Brrrens as a universal cure for stomach, bowel, and liver complaints, plus praise for Trinmep Leap Porn pipe and a Michigan liquor law. It notes Sheridan's Powders for a horse and Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir as a tonic, with various promotional lines and retailer info.
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Vivecar Brrrens
Avery
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Caswell, Hazard & Co
New York
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