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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

i'llE unparalleled reputation of this madeline is
SUCH and its pre-emnent virtues arc so well es-
taoshad, and so fully acknowledged by intelligent
public, that 1t is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it IS A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from intern
perGnce and designations Old and invetcrate Ulcers:
PANS in the Bones, attended with swcllinrs of tho
JOINTS Indigestion; Botchcs the Face Pmples, &c
HypIlis: Cutaneous diseases generally, and letter in
particular; mcrcuriol and Scrofuous complaints.
Inc certificates OF wonderful cures performed by
the CathocOn, have become SO numerous as to pre-
cludc their insertion in any newspaper and has made
II necessary for the proprietor to print them in n
pamphlet of about 100 pages This will be forward
ed as soon rs possible TO the several Agents for gra
tolis distribution, and must, pcrusal, strengthen
the good opinion entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and disarm as it is hoped the preudi-
ces OF those who view with distrst any medicine not
known IN what IS called regular practice" Facts
arc stubborn things, and cannot be gansaid.
At the earnest solicitation ofmembers of the med
zeal faculty, and others who have witnessed the aston
lshng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
tatholcon' and who anxious that it's benefits to
mankind may be more widely difIused the proprietor
mas consented to reduce the retail price TO TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done with
out IN any way dctcrlOraing the quality of the med
lcne, or SedvciHg hbe size Of the boie as has been
materially done i'll the case of Swan-s Panacun.
hrrdet' ~ 'S reeeuy recered from physicians, and from
dge"tsr the sale If Posr's CatOkeo7 Of Eo
also agents for Srain's ttodcca
re'd more uan do.en bottles NJ your Ca'holcon where
sen one bottle Of SWANS Panacea and feel great pleasure
informing you that in every in which have the
'AI,C'n thed, II has produced dcr'dei b0IfL"
"Conld you afford to reduce the price your Cahoron
Two dollars, should more frequently prescribe patients
ana tons would also be done by number of other physicians
this town and vicinity who have used with the hest effects
alter all the other Panac"a aud the Compound Syrup Sar
saparila had failed"
An eminent physician saye 81 bavc known several cures pei,
onned Ivy tbs use Of your Cahocon which had previously
'isicd the ordinary prescriptions of the faculty, and have
neycr known i, 20 pro luce Injurious eGectsr "
J. II. BLANIRE,
i'm 10 Opposite the Earic Hotel. lcbtu,,rI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
Spring &MppIV.

f9hE uhfsrihcr respectfully 1sus iacnde aud the pubic
generally that be 1s ius returned from northern re
Wheo Doe hoe selected elegant eut uf ladies' aud Gem
t@nen BOOTS and SHOES, which have arrived and
orUuu-s Ills present assortment consists ~ almost every
ce IN VI. iircaron lco nLer.ens fine CALI ard seal
st Bltfa, VIII aud square toes fencncn's Cef skim
c1 hoOC 40 90 ~ seal DO ot 10 from 81 30 Ga
lc dsp9sst 20 s dating prices, aud respect
ly gviics tho pr % "a aud examine Tor ttemseyc.
SAMUEL PUTNEN,
aP l3-.ltftNl Under &c EssIs Hoe.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

superior court Of chaucrry 10 tive Richmond district.
lhe Bud day Of February, 1879: Isaac VauclecG piC
against Henry Davis & Co. aud Henry w. Ooncure and
John Robiuyon, surviving partners Of Moncuu, Robin.
son & Peasants, dos.
TIE defendants Henry Davis Go, having entered
their appearance and given security according the Of
assembly ard the rules Of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
county; u is ordered het the s1d defendants do appaar
hare c first day % the June term and answer
bill g the piau snd that cop} Of this order bo forth
With oftfrd in p1ycr Vub.'snc3 IN tic city of
Richmond for t1o month s.I-c, jvoy avn posted tive
ifo0' deer of t.e capitol iu fto ,sd cry,
a -ofy. Te'e, WA. q. PIToiITOs q. c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
IRON CASTINGS.

'FHE Subscriber informs the public that he continues IN
carry the IRON FOUNDRY near the Savsye
Factory where he makes Soft iron CASTINGS fOT Ma
ohinefy Of all descriptions All orders to him n
Fonhdry, or to Mr.. GEORGE WILLIAMS, Nos, Row
ys wharf, Baltimore, for Castings, will with iuimc-
date attention, and Castings delivered there free
expcrsc f1r transportation. JONATHAN BONNER.
Baltimore, J5n.96, 1929. faflgt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

Tile Defendants in the mentioned suit will take
notice ha Friday the 20'h day of May next between
the hours o O'Clock IN the morning, and occ OK In tine
afternoon, shall proceed thu Office Of Herbert A. CIsi
borne, in the city Of Richmond the dispositions Of
Samuel Carter and Others; and the day, between
tho hours of o'clock IN tho morning, aud oclnck tine
afternoons shall proceed, the Office Of John Wickhau Rsu
IN the cry II Richmond taRe he deposition Of said
Wicthan which dispositions he taken 10 be used
and read evidence in tho aforesaid suit.
% w5t WIN. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
ComwIssioEER's oruoE,

The parties interested will please take notice, that
have appointed the 18th day ol June Vex commence
the accounts directed 10 me foregoing order of court ON
whch day at O'clock NJ. they required to attend
al my Office n 6is city, with tleir accounts, nd vouchers
ready fUf examination aud soitleurrt.
HILARY BAKER, Comr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
SPRLNG'S STAGE.

TENHs Stage will hereafter each week to anj
- from Flucks where it with tue line from
Lynehburg to Nashville, Sc. and Lewsbutg where it will
with Portcrs line Of coaches which runs to tho
Ohio river.
FARE. For each person tirro will be charged 70,
passage in the stage,
From LpwsbnrE to White Suphor so
White Sulphur Sweet Springs 81 90
Sweet Springs Ia Fncastlc, 90
Fincasto to Flucks 90
LewisbuIg To Union 25
No. Salt Or Sweet Sulphur, go
White Sulphur Union 50
Salt sulphur to Sweet Springs so
The stage will alternately ron from the swe, Springs,
by way ofhe w. Sulphur to the Salt SULPHUR and back
and by tho Mill Gap and Union.
Each passenger will he allowed take 20bs of bag
gage free Of charge but all hat will be- charged for
a. the rate of per 10. Dor 100 miles Those who
register their the places where the stage stops,
shall have the preference
IheTo viii be good aud careful drivers aud tho bert
hoI'e' IN Virginia. J. f. CALDWELL.
5lh month, 24tb, 1920
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

Chiefly for the purpose Of favoring economy, the
Board OF Visitors have required the Students to wear
n Uniform dress. The coat wastcoat and pantaloous
to consist of cloth OF dark grey mixture, and at
pr'ce not exceeding six dollars ayard. Further par
tculars will he found i'll the enactments The dress
IS at once cheap and becoming, and is furnished in
Charlottesville moderate terms, and according Ia
model. The attention of Parents and guardians is
particularly requested to this point as the enact
mcnts respecting it will be rigdly enforced, aud no
opportunity afforded the student to wear more cx
pcnsve dresses \. ). BROCKENBROUGu,
may Invite Proctor
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
H4INPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.

'E>lE Summer Session of tliis institution, viii
commence ON Monday the LIST June, and close
ON Thursday the Oath September.--It is highly de-
sirablc that those who contemplate entering the
Institution should be present by o'clock, p. M. on
the first day of the Session. WIN. n. PAGE
may 16-2t &. Clerk Of tho Facrrtv
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

CoHHainiono'' Q6iee, Richmond, 4h Alay 1929.
Tie paths nteTesfrdin the execution the above order
are hffcby nouhrd tail have appointed "Wednesday the
<9h dsy OF t"y neat, 81" commence Ole same tig Offices
40 which tine ty are Fccoy required t1 arcrd hraHog
OF lha ns0cs ia etgrencs, b. yipc % ne sad order
aso,c ns duly pitpa,cd with a netts,7y Dcunca's and
proofs 90 c4sh.e re to pfefor'9 itr gnm5 order.
THOMAS GPErE. C.Uniz.r.s
Mag I2 no, 4.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
University of Virginia.
THE next SESSION of this IJniyersitv will h,

NHE next Session of this University will begin on
u the 10th September, and continue until the Goth
July following.
The expenses reduced by regulation of the Board
Of Visitors made iii July last, are as follows fr the
session OF l0i months:
Board, including bed ami other room fi,rii-
ture washing and attendance, 500 90
Fuel and candles 70 be furnished by Tire
Proctor at cost, md five per cent COM
mission, estimated at % 90
Rent of an entire dormitory sl6i II occi-
pied BY two students q 90
Use of Library and public rooms, - 90
Professors fees from $50 TO SIS; average, 90 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

n .EGHORN HATS e. FLATS.-Willb be
opened this morning, Just received by the schr
Exit, from New York,
! Cases Leghorn Bolivar hats
do do gpsey flats
do boys do hats,
For sale ut low prices by
+. & Il. JAMES 81 Co.
may ~ Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27
jim "a

In Goochiand County Court, l9H January, 1920
Joseph Pollard pit
against
Their Jones, dts
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney and hed his b
and appearing 20 the satisfaction Of the court cn.
Giant John VI Rcdtod, inhabar of this State:
ordered, That the said defendant John NJ Red0rd DO appear
here ON tho first day OF May next and answer The b OF
VIC plaintiff and that copy of th, order be- forthwith inserted
m some public newspaper printed IN the city Richmond Tor
Two months successfully and that another copy posted nj tho
front d0Or Of the couhousc Of his county on n eecss
count days and II further ordered that tic defendants Samuel
Leake and Mcrweler Jones do pay ayty secretc or
otherwise dispose Of any money effects their hands bp
longing 70 the defendant John NJ cdfo 50 M 10 enable tr
to pay 10 the plaintiff the debt in the plaintiff bill mentioned
apd the costs OF this suit
copy Tesre, MAR. W. MILLER, p.co.c
rules held in the clerks office Of The court Of the United
- States Tor the 9Th circuit aud district Of Vgrs I'm
ne month Of Feb 1879 james Thompson, aud Richard Mutt
anu John G. Hemdun, executors ~ EppsphOdnus Tmbeake
deceased, pits against Peter Murdoch and olu Hamilton SIR
vvipS partners Of William Cunningham 60 defts;-r CH,r-
CInY. '' " INV
The defendants NOT having entered their appearance and
eVe tfcy according % rule u the court and appearing
ny satisfactory evidence, thar they not inhabitants Of
oae ~ virginia the motion Of the plaintiffs their
M E ordered that the said defendants appear the said
court ~ the city Of Richmond, first day Of the tern
a answer he plam bill aud that copy Of this rule be forth
@ eied ~ stne newspaper published IN the City OF Rich
or iwo months sucoesvely, and posted AZ the lront door
a copy rcIc. RD. JEFFRIES, Ok
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

DIIN " NINLIIOU NJ lattN7'IONN.
HAFlNG lat the desire of the inspectors of the
IL above Warehousn,) taken tho situation
of solesuian tender my services the cultivaors of
tobacco such; and will pay the strictest attcn-
ton to receiving, securing and selling any tobacco
sent TO the inspectors.
Pmctuality and despatch viii in MI cusrs be ply
ticuarly attended to-
foliage, SC. advanced.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

Scotch Oznaturgs, Domestic Sheetaags, &c.
UST RECElVED.-40 bales domestic shirtngs
~ ano sneetings, 4 do cotton osnabnrgs, made eX-
pressly for negro cloiMng;
.and daily expected Of The Exit,
70 bales Scotch oznaburgs, twilled sacking
and sail canvass
may is OTyc MIMI G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-27

M. c. LAKELAND.
II. B.-The planters are assured that the best pri-
ces Will be obtained from all the buyers, TO whom,
; well US the Commission Merchants and Inspectors
beg leave to refer. M. e.. l..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11

cARaAeE AND DIrTO.-We have just now
h, ard i cabbage Story, which we VIII cook up
70 our IaaghIer-loving readers Oh! loves
= like any thing said young countryman to
hi, sweetheart, warmly pressing her hand -
sDiuo,' said she, gently returning the pressure
The ardenI lo,yer, not happening 10 b. over
and above learned, was sorely puzzled to I'M
drrstand the me Aning Of ditto, but was ashamed
to expose his ignorance by asking the girl tie
Went rome; aud he next day, being al woik IN
th. abbage yard with his father, he spoke out
Daddy, what's the meanin'o' ditto" 'Why,'
said the old man, this ere's one Cabbage read,
ant ur Yes, daddy wv II, that arr S ditto
'Rot ,ha, ar, good for no'hin' gall j cula'ed
the indignant son, she called me cabb Sc head,
and IN he darnod to dIrnation il ,ser 70
to see her again be ksh're american
To the Editors of the Gazette.
Observing your very laudahl d~sire TO cater
Cor the public aisle IN these dull times, l was
remiuded oi circumstance which 'ook place
a short imr since in the city Of brotherly love,
from seeing an anecdoIe il your paper OF FRI
day last. under hr head Of Items, Of Cabbage
vs. Ditto; and il you hiuk proper, since you
have in -erred one, viii add ano,her:
Liifo A respectable German, who not quite
SO well verst the English Language as Noah Web
ster went into dry goods store 10 purchase few ar
tice, of merchandise. Among others, were several
neces of bombazetts; after concluding hiS purchases,
and receiving his BILL looking overit. he exclaimed,
W. vat is dsl bought no more as Won piece OF bum
Be SET un here is ditto, dio, ditto; didn't pay
an, fos. of the young in the store request
ed HIM go into the counting room, and 1t would be
explained TO him. which he dad accordingly. On his
coming OUT, he asked if he had discovered what a
csio vas Yes YES, be sure. found out was fool,
un you was dhs Q ~ THE CORNER
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11

HoRRlp PAarIcuLARs.-Th The Quebec Mereu-
~ Of the 3oth ultimo, contains some further
particulars concerning the wreck OF the Gra'l'
Gus and the loss or deaths OF the passengers
and crew, together with the affidavit OF the four
Frenc hmen from the Magdalen Islands, made
before justice the peace VI the District OF
Gaspe, stating the manner in which, ,hr place
were, and the circums ances unoer which, they
found the remains Of the dead, on the Island OF
An,icosti There is no doubt the remains are
those ofthe persons who sailed from Quebec on
board he Grauicss. The lady whose ring was
found, was a Ms Sterling whose husband is
now in Quebec, formerly Of Edin bursh. The
editor of the Mercury has bten informed by
ship broker, rha, on the morning Of the sailing
of the ship, Capt. Martin had been fortunate In
obtaining fourteen passengers. and that the
crew, men and boys, consisted OF about twenty
persons So that only half the number are ac-
counted for. The particulars as detailed in the
affiGavi,, do not vary essentially from the states
men, published in this paper several day. since.
But :hey are Of loo horrId description 10 be
repeated. There was no appearance OF bread,
or aour, or any other food than u' we forbear.
heLD, York american
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11

A beautiful paper carpet, manufactured a, the
Paper Mill and Wall Paper Establishment OF
Mcs.rs Holdship s. Son. Of the CITY OF Pits
bursh. Pennsylvania, is desc rihed in the low
ing article from the Pittsburgh Salesman
We have seen beautiful Carpet, manufactured frnm
Rags at Holdshps Paper Mill. 1t is in imitation of
the Brussels carpet, and perfect is the imitation
that at little distance, the best judges of the article
would be deceived. 1t is entirely of paper and was
manufactured in the ordinary manner. The cnlors,
which of great variety and beauty, then stamp
ed upon the paper; and the process Of staining and
uniting it. is the that of making wall paper
1t is then highly vanished to resist the fleets of
water, and is thus re ndered more beautiful and durable
than the imported article. The carpet was made for
his private use and believe it is not mplated
by Mr.. II to make them article Of general trade
AS proof Of What can be done by the 4" Home Poll.
CIV" and a specimen Of native skill and ingenuity,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
COMMUNICATIONS.

Mr Edilor-I have great respect for your
sentiments, and generally dgtee with you IN the
opinions YOU express in your editorial artic'es
You will, however, give M the liberty 10 dis
sent when see just cause for so doing. Per.
nit me, then, 10 ask you single question: Do
you approve Of the tone, temper, and manner
displayed in the quotation from Mr.. OCon-
nell's Address to The Electors Of Clare, given
in your paper OF this morning, apparently as it
il accorded with your own notions on the sub
jeci? Knowing You To be a true and real friend
90 ireland, and not Influenced by Mr., O'Con-
nell's or any other great mans name, your an-
swer 10 the above query will, no doubt, prove
satisfactory TO Yours, SC.
A FRIEND.
TIf il will CRAFTY our correspondents, we cab
reply very promptly TO his query-No! The
extract from the Speech was given, not because
we approved either of its " zone or temper"
bu as showing the determination entertained
by Mr. O'Connell, and his feelings and views
on political matters. We do not think hat 1t
was either necessary or proper for MIR. O'COn-
neil 10 speok as he did of The course Minis ers
pursued with regard 10 his right 10 a seat in
the House of Commons, He was treated by
tAem, on tha, occasion, IN polite, res e'lful,
and concilia'i"g manner; and his complaints
and comments are perhaps worse than useless.
Mr.. O'Conuell's feeling, sometimes may carry
him astrav-nsvertheIess, he is right at the
heart.-ED. GAz
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11

DEFAULTERs.-Muohs str 10 made through
out ihr country, particularly by one parry, on
,he subject Of some recent drfalcatio,s whie h
have bren discovered The case of Watkins
Is one which is harped more than the rest
The object Of this is twof Id: first, 10 excite
odium against the late Cabinet, as conniving
a., or a. least overlooking and neglecring, these
frauds upon the Treasury; and secondly, to JUS
tify The course now pursued, in prescribing The
officers Of the Government. Nothing can be
more unjust. Defalcaions were discovered by
Mr.. Adams, during his Administration, as
well as by other Presidents, and The oG nders
promptly dismissed. No stir was made about
it, because the President cid more than his
du'y. And can the fault Of one ffcer Justify
the universal removal which is going on? Sup
pos Doctor Watkins, or Doctor any body else,
to have fingered the public money 10 an extent
double hat which is charged, is that a reason
why man who, in the discharge of his off.
eial duties, is as ehss,e as ice, as pure as
snow." should suffer? Reasonable men will
say NJ!
For ourselves, we have not, nor do we intend
to shield The imputed crime or criminals from
the justice of the law. We say, whenever Gen
Jackson has removed drfauller, h. has done
right, and should receive the appreciation IF
his coun ry.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11

Mr. {. ScHuLTzE, well known 10 he public
by his writings in the National In,elhgenc'r
has challenged Mr.. RoBERr OWEN to a public
dispute, and undertakes 10 show the exist.
nee Of Gop, .he Immortality OF the soul, and
future retrbu,ions, are rational doctrines. with.
GU: the aid Of any revelation whatever. Ii is time
that these ridiculous and worse than useless
challenges aud disputes were pu, an end 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11
A.El-fI1-sx y, (.DAJAs
SATURDAY MORNING, JULY II. 1929.

The subject of Manufactures continues to en-
gross much attention. Some Of the Eastern
papers have joined the melee, with good deal
of ardour AS our readers know, we ourselves
are decidedly in favor Of I" judieious Tariff "
We are not quite sure, however, that 'hc lest
Tariff is not " bill of denominations" as ii
was called by Mr. Webs,er) IN really; because
it was passed under circumstances every way
unfavorable to calm and sober investigation,
and to that spirit Of harmony and good feeling
which is absolutely necessary in tie discussion
Of questions affecting our domestic policy We
shall never be completely Independent, until the
right Of Congress 10 pro'ec' our own Industry
is granted, and that righr ac'ed upon with q
determination to protect the interest OF The
whole, without reference to party disputes
The depr, ss.d situation Of the Manufae urers
of England, cannot be urged as an argument
here; because the situation, ext ut, resources,
and population of The two countries are entirely
dissimilar. Even here, however, we are will
ling TO gran, that we consider an industrious
incubation of farmers far preferable to one
of confined manufacturers; but il is not likely
that we shall ever suffer the inc onvenences
which he over.crowdrd manufacturing towns
in England have borne: there is too much land,
TOO much liberty. Those who would put down
the American System al all events, seem to tor
pet the exorbitan' duties which our produces
paw in England our cotton, tobacco, -four, &c.
&c The principles Of natural justice, almost,
would compel US to impose a Tariff on The
goods Of that country.
we trust, in the future discussion OF this
northumberland, we perceive to be brought
before Congress again at no very distant day
the utmos: calmness and fobearance will br
used. II is time that defamation and passion,
should yield TO reason and argument lru'h
can only be ELECTED, we know, by the collision
of opinions bu, truth itself may be lost sight
Of and forgotten, by those who profess to he
s,renuously exer,ing themselves to obtain it,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11

THE Rusty Nail When d. Dom took
possa ssinn Of his f st living, he took walk into
the church ward, where the sexton was digging
grave; and throwing up skull the Decor
took l. up and found rusty, head'ess nail
sticking in the temple, which he drew out Sc
cretlv. aud wrapped it in one corner Of his hand
kerchie'. He then demanded Of he grave dig
ger whether he knew whose skul' that was.
He said ha, il was mans that kept brandy
shop; an homes 6ru' ken fellow, who one night
ba ing taken TWO quarts, was found dead IN
his bed n~xt morning. "Hsd he wife :"
I" Yes" What charac,er does che bear % A
very good one; only The neighbors reflect on
her because she married the mex, day afer her
husband was buried " This was enough for the
Doctor, who. under he uretence Of wishing his
parishioners, called on her; he asked her sew
eral questions, and among hers, what sickness
hi husband died Of She giving him the same
account he had before received he suddenly
openrd The HANDKERCHIEF. and cried in au-
hora'ivr voice, Woman dost thou know this
nail :" She was struck with horror at he un-
expected demand, inst nilv owned III, fact, was
tried, s. .x-o ued.- Cuyosfies Of Nature and .Art.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-11

I, is ,rop sed in New rk paper TO form
an /" .Hnfi eaiiag TOO much sOciety" II ought o
b an anii- use too little erereise soeiety" Inc
E uh lies m no 4k'ng exercise IN proper ion
10 ne qusnu,y IF food e,ten. We suspect
there a'e few cases known f laboring men
ea,ing TO- oopiouslv. IL is proposed also
to form IN .4nfi snuff and ehesc to6occo-socety %
Is a Coun erpsr, Inis e ommsnd II Ia
dses'-anti lace you,seJftOo-tighf society.