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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-10-12

THE CoRN TRADE.-We find the
following paragraph on this subject in
the Journal of Commerce. 1t presents
strange picture Of the agricultural
prosperity Of our country:
Rrcal-stuffs have hitherto cnnefiin-
ted one of our principal articles of ex-
port, amounting, in 1881, to within
5 nall fraction of 81 g, 100000 In 1885,
(wespeak in both cases, ofthe CONNER
ciaI year, ending soth September,) the
quantity was reduced one-half, and the
value in about the same proportion. In
1881, the value Of bread-stuffs import
ed was only SlO32, whereas in 1885,
it had increased to S3ll,ll6. The
year ending 30th ofthe present month
will show still smaller exports of these
articles, and larger imports. And the
ensuing year, from present appearan-
ces, will very possibly show an amount
ofimports equal to the exports. Should
the corn crop be cut off in the north
ernmos. states, asst is now very liable
to be, by the early appearance q frost,
the extraordinary phenomenon will
probably occur, Of the greatest grain
growing country in the world becom-
ing dependent upon foreign countries
for portion of its bread!
J MACHINE FOR DRESSING sToNE.-lt
is well known that the business Of stone
cutting has much increased in the New
England states within the lastfew years;
granite, as material for building, is
rapidly taking the place Of wood or
brick. 1t is estimated that upwards OF
ten thousand people are now employed
in Massachusetts alone, in hammering
stone. We perceive by an English
journal that steam machinesI is about
TO be introduced into England for this
purpose. A Mr. Denton has invented
a machine for dressing freestone, driv-
en- by small engine, which promises
to be exceedingly serviceabls. It is
represented As simple and ingenious in
its construction, and efectivein ito OBJ
Grafton. 1t is thought that it will be
easy to dress stone either fluted or
plain, in the finest manner, by this ina
chine when it is completed.
b ,st0n Journal.
RELIGIOUS ARIsTocRAcY.-The Nor.
witch CT. Aurora relates curious anec-
dote consisting Of the following facts:
a poorly dressed man entered one OF
the churches Of that city few Sab
baths ago, when one Of the congrega-
ton directed him into the gallery Tor
a seat; moment after, a well dressed
stranger entered, and he was invited
by the same individual to seat at the
head Of his pew on the broad aisle. In
a few minutes the services were COM
menced, when the clergyman read
from the ed chapter Of James-"Fo il
there come into your assembly, man
with q gold ring in goodly apparel, and
there come in also poor man in vile
raiment; and ye have respect for him
that wearelh the gay clothing, and say
80 fSnif Ahoa1 ~ 49,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

Nk7M S. HANSELL. No q Market ST. south si.e
w above From, St. Philadelphia, Informs merchants
visiting The North and others, that he has in STORE
large and general of saddleTy CONSISTING o.
saddjcbaes, Trunks. collars whips, &C. Sc, which Will
be disposed of upon satisfactory terms Orders forward
E.b 6 S7-2aw6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

unRUGS, .uedicineS, Paints, oils, DycStGJS. Glass:
&C. ac-The subscriber will. in I few days: be IN
receipt of his Spring supply and solics cal! from the
Merchants and Physicians, who may wish to purchase
nj Aoiesuie assuring them that every induceme"t winch
~ he had in this or any other market will be offered
~ h old established Stand, sign of The Black Boy and
yorfar Market Square door below MessIs Lancas-
u1; e. 70 NJ. l.. DAY.
~ - - IO5-Gt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

H9UBLIC SALE OF LANDS IN the Counties D
po.chGtQn and CGmpbtH.-ln Obedience 10 ! &C.
cree Of the Circuit Superior Court" Law and thnnccFy
far Henrco coanty. pronounced on the OH cay OF De
cau,h.r 81, in suit therein depending between W ~
Railing administrator Of Wr {. r. Me" bern dec end
The SAID VIA ling and Mary his vie plaintiffs. and
Roi Randolph and others. defendants. Tie subscriber
will procecd On the 9TH day Of April next 10 sell at pub
liz a,ion 4 trac, OF land. called >o"th East. lately Tie
residence Of VIM McwGCrn and Sarah il. M"wte:n: cCl-
,,;-inr bv estimation hundred Gnc ninety seven
,cre and one cua,er-be the more or leSs-!y!ng
IN ,, rouu,v o. Powha.an. about one mile IRON To-" VII
,c re tenI;o and about the same distance from the A
p0,ua,,ox river adjoining the lanes OF VI IaFFis " H.
i,,,, Nr-ray and Others This land IS IN healthy 81
.m,,;nn and very erable neiGhbo-hood and Is
in ,ssssun Of Mrs MaIv Skpwh, 10 whom It Is rent
sri H. lin. o-cscn, wear. The sale w b2 On TIE ':.!'
CO.. and ~ be subject the lease o. the present tenant
that the expiration OF the cScn. year and the puT-
chaser viii be entitled to the rents "ch VIII I'LL cue
,,. his ,nrchase One-hIrd Of the purchase Money
@ Ia -ruircd on the day of SALE and the balance paya
hl IN ,un soual instruments of SIX and twelve months
mas; secured bv notes payable and negotiable q! Da:h
Win GOOD cndarscr: and unt paid the Title VI" DC re-
,,nni az I-,hcr security This land Will be stWn ~
Mr WIN Murray or VIM. Skpwth to persons DESTROYS
10 rurchas,.-ilc will also proceed. on TIE ltn DAY {"
Af:l Mex lie front door OF The RANKIN i"' 10 ''r
,oyn ot LyncburE TO sell, al public auction. upon the
sanr terms another tract of land containing By estIa
lion six hundred and elghty-onc ac;eS-bc Inc same
more or css-lyng in tho county OF Campbell, upon 'ie
are road 10 Richmond about elGnt miles below lyhch
hury and about two frcm JaneS river adjoining
the lands of Win Ross, Sp";swood d. trclSfaw W m
~ Nn Auis,sr and others THIS land will be sewn br
the SAID VIM G. McAllster TO persons deSi'ous 10 PCF
These saes will De made by the subscriber: As
,h Of the ecu acting under the Cec!ea
TO-. ,r,,,.;,,nd WAI. Boiling. Gem r
%h lUU-2aw2w'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
Feb. @.

TpJO PLANTERS CT ORONOAo IoEAtSo -
The planters of whom haze Purehaseo crops sa o.
6o,oko 1obacco will conf. favor me By deliver
~ ,ba, n the order Of r. & T Gwa,h:ley in the city
Of Sichnond between the 18th of May and Inc Isl Q.
lime Those who cannot deliver their crops py Inc Isl
Of June, will please defer the delivery un The ION o.
June OF any time between the middle o. '3. m1It' anu
the first day of July. JUN " ~ 90 -
March ).
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

,,<ni.;EER published twice week Sentta.' ai1
- I&' s ,:yr.a. SESSION vi tae STAKE i"s'Sts'
-. -" rive Dollars aanum pay able IN ad-
$500 ,,.,.c, specie nag banks (on'! VIII Ia re-
,a.-. No. I've xii. :a:.!an'ee the safety" remit
& " pi .ritcts being pad by the writers
~ Il, .cout.nucL, hu; at the discretion VI FAC
= " .'" ..,,ara:c< have hcc" i'a'G u'. ~ hall
ri:r>. G"' ulI.vec OF cime papers, SHAH
s,Ec - !sa;" s;~ii,rev OF ADVERTISING.
- -: io:,r;ivn cents. each con;inuance
- oa :,..rt,; inserted, u has either been Paia '''
;I:,a:> ..~ ,.t>oa ills cav o.: MS ehfii"",-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
March :.

yHylMBER TlMBER"-The highest prices WI" ii.I DC
given for good, seasoned wheel spokes ana ie!'es
deliverable al the Penitcntary. Immediate oe!i'eIy
solicited For information respecting them apply e''isi
~ wa THOS. g. MONCU RE. Z. A.
SIT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
! kIeRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR sALE.-An I

EIXeRTY LIKELY NEGROES FOR SALE-An
Il &c; has passed the General Assembly OF \lTg"a,
authorizing the subscriber sell the rea! and personal
estate Of John laskns "a luna,lcl and vest the pro-
ceeGs thereof III Bank other profitable stock
Ev virtue OF said act shall, therefore, on lh"rS11y,
he 5lt instant, the PROMISES IN Brunsw:ck county
Nottoway and about IL miles northwest OF
the Court House. sell In the highest bidder Tor CASH De-
tween ~ and 80 likely SLAVES. consisting Vi in'i',
women, boys and girls Among the men Is very sood
carpenter.
On the same day will be offered for sale: the TEAcT
LAND consisting Of 1910 l2 acres credit o. or,
two and three years The Land is well adapted 10 The
culture OF corn. wheat. Cotton aud tobacco There are
~ bushels wheat sowcd The fences in good order
and the houses are comfortable. There ase the usual
number Of barns. granaries stables, DC.
Gin the day. will be sold. credit of T. months
the crop Of corn (about 300 barrels fodder and oats
the stock cattle hogs and sheep all The work horses
and mules about UUU weight Of bacon, the plantation
tcnsils, including road wagon.
Bonds, with approved security, VIII be required be-
fore the property delivered 10 carry interest from the
dale but the interest will BE- reunited if the principal
be punctualiy paid.
The sale will he continued from day 10 day unit! finish
3D. The negroes will certainly be sold on the first day,
unless tie weather is extremely had.
JAMES HASkINS,
COMMITTEE Of John HusLins ST.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

NEISSISSIPPl LANDS FOR S.iLE-lhe sub;
va scrber has for sale. i nunocT Of cEoce oodI's I"
land, in he State Of Mississippi, III healthy ana Oeau-
,ic .riou Of the State. well adapted 10 inc growth
ofcoon an corn-Hc is also authorised 10 Sc" mum,
Der o. valuable settlements on = !, aud wears
thus nivinr the purchaser time 10 open c 'a'oS '
mike the money 10 pay tor it. The great 'nancemh,
c! out to settle in h's STAT" both for e"" n %%a
profit is daily becoming more manifest: N' one W'%
visits the coinrv particularly that portion iy'''s cas-. %
the Biz Black and Pearl Rivers, have any ras Oh me
score Of health The country is finely wa,eree. General
~ and is hich and broken enough The state Is soon 10
b.. IN, nnd,r 4 svst::, Of Railroads. which VII "'i"'d
convenient markets to al portions gift The reads 1901"
Jackson To Mobile. from Jackson to the io'"er"se
river near The mouth of Noxuber !iver.aI ano'!"I f'
rho Irk. hr-r road 10 Coun.bus and the Orleans a'u
Nashville road which required be run east :" cat
river. will make the counties OF Wlns;Gn' htH'PeI
.uderdac Noyubee. &c tic most desirable po'!io'
.L S,,taI, all these coun.s the subscriber VIII sell
,,Gs Ne NAV be found at Columbus until t':c middle
nf MAY and after The 18th June IN Rlchmona iIgi''a
- -'1S ~ MADISON WALThALL
,-ts l0J-9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

NOTICE. TO OVERSEERS.-lhe subseE'1er oy
an unexpected occurrence, is IN want Ut al
re.s.; on a.. extensive highland farm, with abou! an
h..3-. .c.c Of Hiss ow ground MT far above us
a2c,:! tie is induced to tins method OF uiaking II
sa1wa because OF the great uncertainty vi obtaining, III
~. ..1n o.. the YEAR man ali respects qualified 10
;.calr-e the duties o! 4 skul, experienced lnGastI
Gus and tsn,ive man, of good character vino is not
se.d: engaged Unless he be satisfied that he Is
TIN. qualified lie has disposition to employ han
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
Clifton 10TH March, 1886 lo6-wu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
March %.

ENRY Goods ads,rOrta, WiuiamS 4 o., al the
b Long Room, Market Bridge, offer for sale large
aud general assortment of Dry Goods OF recent Importa
ton Having turned their whole attention to the Whoe
sale trade Country merchants are respectfully soceo
10 call and examine our assortment
Ni.oL IA lO5-10t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
N1lrc! |.

"a OTICE-Ou Tuesday, the 2th instant. vii! be sold
"a by the subscriber executor Of Creed Taylor de-
ceased Ralnes Tavern. in The county OF Cumberland,
TO the highest bidder or cash about twenty Slaves, many
Of l!.cm vounr and very Ekriy. All persons having
clans uaan. The estate OF Creed Taylor deceased are
requested to produce them the sn5Scrbc' IN order that
preparation may be made TO pay Them.
SAMUEL TAYLOR, EIecutUT.
!EI-tuS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

IS AND SALE.-ln pursuance ola decree OF the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery Tor The
town Of Pctersburr rendered III tic last term. IN The
case fProctcr rs Moore shall proceed OH the 3lst
dav of March instant on the premises, 10 SELL at public
auction on credit of six twelve. aMd eighteen months
equal insalnents-ail the real estate o. WHICH HoTaiio
Moore died seized, situated al City rOni and consisting
NJ three OTIS fyouting On James Rvcr-One Lot has
wharf and store house thereon.
J. !. i ). EsFo3S;Ea. Commissioners.
lNl-olNiLS-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

ygNUE Inspectors at Shocku Warehouse have mace
,-,ar-.len,s with the Agent at the Depot OF the
Ec.ant Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail Road Com
,,aY. = ewa!! mmsl.atsy on Us arrtra', all loDacco
;r,g,tr l; tina; Ware house. They vii! advance both
n; h, and das age, and hold The Tobacco subject 10
lie o:ter .! the owne.s
IN, ja:,,,,s Wi. please accompany their tooacco with
s.s 70 the Inspectors, and mark on the heads OF The
.,,,.l,.Gs .j0r S.0cLo Hure-h0use
MOSBY & SHEPPARD,
Iusprc,Uys at &oeh9 Tare-heuSe.
Richmond March - l0o-Wew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
March 10.

& LARGE md rgluajc tract Of Land an fGdqa!er
q Couniy for saie-Bv virtue d decree OF Tie Su-
Utrlor Cou Of Law and Chancery for llenrico county
IN the case Of :: Norton Norton, the undcrSigned
Commissioners viii. Monday the 18th day OF harch
next at Warrenlou IN the county OF fauquicr. before
tho from, door OF the Courthouse ut SAID county. pro-
coed to sell public auction. 10 the highest biuic!
tract of land living in the county {" tauqucr near Ger
r,oniowu and within : or mile; ut Narrenton. long
known rs The, Efauhau Forest estate and containing
2.5 acres according actual survey made some years
aro |, was then divided into nine parcels or lots with
m. view OF being rented flrmed out: these lots we're
divided into four parcel. containing about O acres eaci
;. as TO make convenient farms oi each parcel!
The land will :c Spid parcels IN such way as 10 ac-
cC!HmoGat purchasers. and upon the gay VI Sar pat
u, The whole land divided into separate tracts vi! be
exhibited This land IL situated in very healthy coun
try and is believed be fertile and well adapted 10 Inc
culture of Indian wheat, and OATS anc III re-
pard TO society. is well situated.
Trims Of Suic-One trd Of the purchase money u"
be naid in nine months, onetrd IN eighteen months
and the residue in two years from The day Of sale
Bonds witt, approved security for each n-aiuen;, bear
inc interest from the day of sale, Will be required OF the
puYchasets who it is expected will DC ready with 'ner
se,ies 10 execute said bonds al !a!ies on the day OF
sale The title Will De retained uni! conveyance s"-!i
bc directed b. the Court.
PHILIP HARRISON. Commissioners
ROBERT &. NICHOLAS.
Jan 10. gu
until the Ly send their bills 20 the subscribers i' pay
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
---,s sssS Ess'TasEsaENH's

r,cus REPORTS. Vol. v, jest pu'iishedT,pFiaes
E ss~as gsSH' at t1 the i sRss a ~,S
'',,',. Statutes. a. large,
ir.."! rIa!o,ahs and Lcighs Reports,
G,,,f Ts Il, ';- ;y Convention Of 1876 and us
!'ta.> % " inc N,.se Of Delegates; fro" l.10 to
t .,-a Of the Sc"a', io' l77-'' and ifO" 1888 10
~: .,o:ss Of the large Map of VirginI'a at the re-
.'s price .! $40 corss OF The ;hs small MAP I'll vi
BIN q, 'y yoams Of Of tile Reports can be ,9r-
rIs !. is proper guard The p"resasse's o.. The ,'1
:1 's!i; Irp,-,s. which has been thrown into the
5, l i nay readily De dis'nEnisnsd from The E E;s
-" I.r, b, tie ini.rior,y o.! execution; ana II IS
y: .ss:.y 10 remark. tha; h''e reliance can be
,2,, the crpyary q: law book which has APP
.-.. ,.l,- such circumstances
Tn -ned has j, in his power to supply any
I..:l ,N Books Of the best editions, and at the
..cs-and viii promptly attend to ali orders
.,asers Of any part OF the aforementioned
:, @ u. Maps. without compensation
-"''Hs - WM. H. RICHARDSON. Sec Com.
, -, rlw;-lotl and Librarian.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

rsAC;iINE CARDS.-The subscriber has been ap,
70 ,,,,,,: ZEN, for the sale OF NJ achne Cards and
...as ior Cotton and Wooden Factories warranted OF
-.,.:5 oua.i.v Also, sheep roller leather Statutes
c,oa and saInet plckeIs picker string ana iace "a.
cotton woolen -four and mills. from TWO
s 70 ~ I've inches in width, and any length, com
p..;r: cleaning combs, Ne &c OIceFs i01 any OIL Tie
s,,,r articles. promptly attended 10 by
Starch - ilt0-.l<tMI GEO. L. SAMSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
K EaIh!k H {. yIcDoLAs. Commissioners.


IT,. National Ia-.encr, county paper a" the "9'eti' POO
. u, Warrraion oI"'i III" "3n'' "
until the a and send their bills 20 the Nuschefs o pa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22
Ills election 10 the .State Senate.

In Ap::l lSl2 MIR. Van Buren, had been e:ecteo
,i,r Of ,bc STATE Senate from the then Middle Dis
rict Bv this friction, which will lie more fully n"i'c
ed in another place he BECAME member CT tHe tour'
~ ,h. E-visi,, or Errors His FIRST sitting nr!H-
Der of that au-us: body at Albany, in March, lol3
Drrjnu !a; session he delivered very learned and Ella
toiale ,i,i.,r in the Of Fairy rs. Alahce report
cd in the tenth Volume o: Johnson reports pageo'o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-03-22

HIS rSt ce're participation m P004E 9y0Us-o EFV'
Of .Ir. J!ftrscn-OPp0slt!cr to BaTh q .7EeI'fa
in the great contest which preceded the elevation CT Mr.
jefferson 10 the Presidency in lcUl. lie was, al that
time s;r,cn. 1T law in Undertook. and esporscd te
interests o. the Democratic cause with the TeaeS' a'u1i
His early de voan to the popular secured him he
confidence and OF the Democratic party IN h'S
native town The feeling soon extended through
out the county. aud in the winter o: letV-i, lie was
dePa,ca BY the Republicans Of kincerhook to eproSt
h.,r sentiments in convention o! delegates from Rens-
splaer and Columbia counties, which convened 20 hoa''
nate a representative to the State Legislature
Thus we find him the early age OF eighteen years
no-,;o, of the democratic party His abilities pu:
requislon on that occasion, IN preparing an accFeSs
20 tie electors Of the district. ,
Similar marks of confidence were rePosed IN nam
du.nr everv year in the nder Of his minority; and
he minded constantly and actively. with the veteran
politicians Of the county in the political contests Of The
day.
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-28
TIE sggRsCRlBERs HAVING gNFoR-

Every description by tie late fire respectfully request all those
debtsd em either By noteor otherie in
Of their copies bills earliest conve-
silence They will also feel obliged ell those who have had
January 1885 whether settled not 10 hand caries Of bills
furnish data which give them into heir
Mechanics and others who had against any
vessels that have been consigned them will confer
handing Duplicates particular foe against brig Napoleon
PUTNAM K SLOCUM, 1S5 Front STREET
N. B. Having been inmed by friends TO whom
der grateful that they packed up all our
papers which out of The safe in bag and deposited them
Nico Aymar entertain hope NAV vel
be a Should they hive fallen int the peson
beral reward will be paid oriheir dec Sl-lnip
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-28
Theory founded truth is CONSISTENT =
GEARS AMERICAN VEGETABLE RE.
~ NOvATIN(, he of 4,

moons et theory that the human body /.
for the Of that disease in all its Thousand FORMS He
does not therefore offer his medicine inite for all
Diseases nor does he pretend that other medicine
ce be but he confident that medicine found
which s well adapted these pills for curing all diseases og-
the liver mpy the blood obuciono any the nat-
raj secreons Their effect is excite maintain natural
charge from them Of all the morbid bilious which tiey
t tam: nS stimulate e liver int? action rsmove hillary bstuc
tura seretion of the whole system discreet perseserng
Of dyspepsia liver complaint and those diseases occasoned by
bilious ahe ctio impurities the blood Instructions of any
pal ingredient (Which they composed an extract med by
the author himself from vegetable where be found
experience occaord by unusual suerngs dyspspsia and
liver complaint for thirty Thousands Of rspecabe ndiv-
try have tested their Effects, and as far a. .he AUTHOR es
tends no. Instance has occurred in which they have nothad
try elect They e taken all occasions Of ndposi
oa, by both Of ali all ages, any produce
zesns c. The ano5 Of these pills has s PREPARED
coughs. colds and all diseases the rng also Vegetable
Extract which has produced remarkable fleets in Dropsica Alice
The medicine and circulars giving general description of
the good of medicine y be OBJ
tanned his office ~ Ann The following tose
Mr. s. Hinna 9Th Avenue 10Th street-h ia
%y have DIT. sne y9@ y Ss s The Cough
Bingham Lewis street Mrs NJ CsuIdwe 40 Bsyard street;
, M Jane E. 4 Lee 81. Hudson Mr. Grant, M
dua of the first repccab in this city who have received
been unsolicited different parts Of this state and
from Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore South Caoii and New
are respectfully invited 70 I It G ee and s1sa
and such enquiries satisfy them, respecting eca
The Renovains Pills also he had Mr. j. Dtuners 1885,
and Mr. r Ietvoods AIS Broadway MIRA Boak, PAP Huden
street, r n B. Graham SO Cedar street Mr. j. Harris eone
fBosday and Hudson aud North Moore streets; Mr. Quack
ase, The ss4 asepse Nj g Emsree y Easi B,dwy
The herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1835-1837, 1836-01-28
READ THIS!-ASSISTiN ATURF!!-lf man

IL Addison, would he follow Nature assist
her her operations what mighty efforts might expect Every
thing would dispose itself order
whole work half dole undertaken Purge the
leasen that be lump the language Of Scripture;
this however, denied by having reference
though known the hsrse by instinct ihses for
the Of purgaon, and the by this law Of oogy
preserve health. searches the fields for the geanngs the
hushandm has gathered of his potatoes that she puged
and become lump according 10 the original healthy
NAL In ike the dog and and other animals
meander through the fields when cosve that they may make
lection Of those calculated their bowels and purify
their fluids Do the aeed tribe because deficient
gastric juice swallow and continually tones in their
promote digestion, and produce healthy cye, purify
blood and eir and hence these animals of the
brutal from thus ASSISTING NATURE, completely
themselves against epidemic contagious although they
der the laws which the human animal economy This
principle fpagaion assisting nature DR.. Bisdets
other MANS but principle Of Mature Arc lide
ea'yes purifiers OF the air length fe this princ
pie becomes Inactive do both and hecoe
and il the circulation Of or blood becomes angu d. NOT humo
accumulate IN the body which ought 10 he passed by the bowels
snd which, not reaved soon choke up the veins the meres and
me passages o. e Mkind from facts Ike he msst see the
OF ATTENDING 10 Inc state o the stomach and
nowei ana he OF medicine which removes alinox-
os mem w.nou. weakening me system
IN ~, = Is bNA NOnr IFS tEIE1AbLE UNIVERSAL
LIS hch hhsfho nave stood he test q % years trial. and
nave cures Tor thousands oil hopeless and helpless per-
sons aer tne usual medical sk oil physicians had
'hem .aey could 90 no more he properties as an ANTI
ano apeenl medicine are all VINO use them