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DAVID ROBES. CLERK
Valuable Land for sale.

a VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, lying
"a in Amherst County, on Tye River, about three
miles from New Glasgow, belonging to the Legaees
of W. S. Crawford, dec. is offered for sale-A good
portion Of this Land is in woods aud heavily timber
ed The cleared part consists Of fertile low grounds
and high Land of good quality. The improve
ments aie not valuable. This Tract contains about
400 acres and will be sold very reasonable terms.
For further particulars enquire Of
T.. FLETCHER.
July % Is
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

'k'HERE will be sold, on a credit of - months.
on Thursday the 3lst OF the present month.
october at The late residence OF Sarah Mathews,
deed. on MoIleys Creek, Campbell CIV. all Of
he Estate OF said Sarah Mathews deceased con
s,s"ng OF Negroes. Horses. Cauie, Sheep Hogs.
Corn, Fodder, Oats, Household and kitchen Fnrni.
tnte, Plantation Utenseis. &c. For all sums under
I'VE dollars cash will be required for all sums over
bond with approved security.
WM. W. MATHEWS.
Oct. ,a
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.NORIS .VEZ7'HC.9FLIS,
at ~ rTlffscPH Nricpt.

1 AN authorised TO make sale of four HUNDRED
Il thousand genuine Morus NJ ulticaulis buds, grown
III the County of Brunswck-which will do if early
application be made, at half a per bud. Or, II
preferred three thousand TREES. at seventy cents
per tree including side branches which. is be lev
ed, will make an average Of about $50 buds to the
Tree, IN addition 10 the roots.--Devered by the lst
December following. Address the subscriber al
Phls,lvania Court House, Va. WM. RISON.
Oct A.,
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.N'elU Stage Line.

PASSENGERS to the Springs, and other tray
Il eers, are hereby informed, that the under
signed will commence running
A new line Of Coaches,
From Lynchburg to Dagger's (Db,ell's) Springs
via the Natural Bridge on Tuesday next, the end day
ofJuiy. Until further notice, shall leave Lynch
burg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, at half
after four A. NJ and arrive at Dibrells the
nines, before night. The next morning Passengers
will leave Dibrell's after breakfast, and reach the
White Sui bur about o'clock, p. Nj. Visiters To
The Springs by tins line will thus be relieved from,
all night travel. and reach the White Sulphur or
Lewisburg, in two days from Lynchburg. The
Turnpike finished quite to its Intersection vii h
the Lexington and Covngton Road, and IN addi-
ton to the general novelty and splendid scenery il
affords, we would mention AS peculiar objects o
interest and curiosity, the passage through not
the Blue Ridge, along the margin Of James River
and commanding view Of the Mountain Canal, 4
beautiful prospect-he Natural Bridge, which Mr.
Jefferson pronounced worth trip across the Allan
tic to view ! last but not least, Daggers Springs
KEEP, by Chs l.. Dbrell, where he that has been
once will like to be again.
The undersigned intending to give their persona
attention TO this line, confidently promise travel
ers first rate Coaches and Teams and careful ant
accommodating Drivers, and will spare no pains
themselves to satisfy their passengers.
WIN. A. GALBRAITH,
HENRY l.. DAVIES.
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LARGE SUPPLY OF
FAIL. GOODS.

AM NOW receiving my Fall supply Of Goops,
l. which will comprise the largest assortment offer
ed by me in this market. and as many of the Goods
have been purchased under peculiar circumstances,
feel cOnfidenci in being able to offer excellent
bargains, especially in the following articles Broad
Cloths and Cassiincres French and English Mer-
NOS. black Italian Lustrinss, Calicoes, Blankets,
Shawls &c. &c.
FLANNEI.S.
can offer some fine bargains in white red and
yellow Flannels.
LINDSEY FOR SERVANTS.
large lot purchased, job will he sold cheap.
CLOAKS.
large assortment of Ladies' and Genemens
Cloth, Camblet aud Merno.
FUR CAPS.
large assortment some worth $50.
CLOTHING.
NY stock Of READY MADE CLOTHING.
will be unusually large, and will comprise almost
every article OF dress with handsome assortment of
Broad Cloth, Pilot and Beaver over Coats.
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well to call
before purchasing. Nj. llARf.
Sept 26 Is
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COEEEE MOISE.

'Hf subscriber intends in few days to open a
Co'fee House in the frame building. opposite
the Union Hotel where he will he prepared TO fur
n,sh Breakfasts, Dinners, Suppers, aud Snacks, at
AL tmes, aud OF the most choice articles furoished
ny the Lynchburg ma rkets. He solicits share OF
public patronage. JOHN MEYERS.
Oct 10 o..
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from hc Cincinnati, Hyhie, Oct. Q.
pERpETIfAI MOTION

machine has been invented. aud Is now cxIibj.
ted by Two ingenious gentlemen, in room over tlts
post office, which II il make mol perpetual motion in
the common aercptation of the phra O. af,rls the
nearest approach OF any thing of the kind per-
hap.. ever yet constructed. The inventors make
of the expansive aud contracting power of mercu-
~. under the vicssiiuhes ofemperaure during the
day aud night. They deposit IN bulb or reservoir a
quantity of the fluid, which, rs IT expands or Con-
tracts rises falls in tube inserted at the top.s
In the mouth OF tins tube u pstoU, with which
strong spiral spring is connected like watch spriug
aud winch is wound up, by evety change Ia the vol
nme of the mercury, whether II be enlarged d.
minished. This spuns keep, endulam 10 perpeta.
al mctn.
The expansive power OF mercury, his, perhaps
never been calculated II is probably equal 10 gan-
powder. BY the use olIe'ers and the distributions
Of power acquired by the changes In body Of metcu
ry subject the natural variation Of temperature
Of the day aud night. we think II highly probable
that machines for light and delicate purposes. such
as clocks silk rec ers &c.migh be KEEP in consta
motion, so long The naterla1s will last alta very
triniug expense. Indeed, we thinku demonslrabe.
that so long the present Laws of nature endure,
the continuity OF motion in machine OF this sort,
he eqnaI tho durability OF the metals ot which
il is made. We believe that some such suggestion.
and perhaps experiment, has befsre been made. bun
probably in no instance has success been clear,
and believe the idea is, FAR this machine ~
concerned, original with the proprietors.
WEST PoINr, (GA.) Sept. fs
MELANCHOLY OcCUHkENcE.-A OF cuneple.
which resulted in the death of four men, citizens Of
the adjoining county If Chambers, in the State OF
Alabama was detailed to us yesterday and from
the responsibility Of its source. we have no doubt oil
its truth, We have not been able 10 obtain The
names OF the sufferers.
|, appears that a well, IN the neighborhood Of
Standing rock. in the county above mentioned.
having failed yield its usual supply Of water, the
owner determined TO have il cleaned out. per.
son was let down hy the well bucket and rope, but
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-10-14

IVORY KNIVES 81 FORKS IN SETS,
Il Patent Coffee POTS, and Steak Dishes,
Plated Candlesticks, SHUTTERS and Trays,
Andirons. Tenders. aud Shovel and longs.
Just received and for sale by
H. b. RICHARDS.
Sept 10 Us
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ChalIys, MOusIin dc Lains, &c.
Oct. 10

ChalIys, MOusIin dc Lains, &c.
WE have Just received lot Of seasonable aud
w very handsome q Q ID 5 for the La
dies. amongst which are
Rich figured Challys, style and splendid,
Mousn de Lains, very cheap.
Plain black and small figured bueback Silk,
Rich black Satin Levantine,
Victoria Skirts, Thread Cambria Flandkerchieis,
British aud American Prints, &c. &c
HUNT & MARTIN.
Sept. % Is
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Hre"1f"sfs as ready. Boys!
N IN WHILE EVERY rlnSo Is AND SMOKING.
nv IL the time for yo", great -pccuIn,or.:
'H0f"S 'E"fftc0uiiS, or Chinese
sNUfLerl.U, EO,. Nuye

Df Elk i"r sale. TWENTY THOUSAND Monus
= muLrIcauLis TRrEs, Warranted genuine l.
my m"''ieaus Trees are remarkably hourishins
W." vigorous. The attention of pe,sous Who pur.
"''' 70 p'ant rather than speculate. and 10 whom
II Is oi the utmost importance 10 have soupd ,s :, 81,
as genuine Trees, IS specially called TO this adye,
rsene"l, The Trees can be to any part Of the
o"'ed States, and will certainly grow, royded they
are oof'eo IN dry place. rs soon as received
heuefs addressed 10 Clover Hin, Prince Edward
w. a. pest pa'd will meet with prompt attention.
GEO. w. A. RAlNE.
O'''
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DOLLARS REWARD.

- Stolen from the plantation of the
az bm~ " IA. late John Wickhsin, on the nigh
WWE uR OF Sunday, the 29th nltimo. a dark
ssaaazASs44k. bay coli, two Yeas old last Spring,
has two hind feet white, with small white star IN
his lace no other whine about him. He is thorough
bred, as was no doubt well known To the thief who
VIII probably cary him to some distance from the
ne'ghoorhood before he attempts 10 dispose OF him.
The above reward will be paid To any one who will
stop aud secure the colt, together with all reasona-
Bile expenses, and twenty dollars more for APP
pretending and securing the lhief that he may be
brought 10 justice b. w. LEIGH.
Richmond. Oet.7 2w
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.N'OTECE.

WE will receive James River and kana~ha
W Scrip, atpdr, from persons .euo,us u. coy
sguu,ens OF Flour, Tobacco, &C., which will be an.
propriated 10 Tie payment OF Tolls on the same.
LEWIS LUDLAM & SON.
Richmond, Sept Is lin
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.onrncymcn Waggon-makcrs wanted.

lie subscriber wishes TO employ two Journey
- men Wagon makers who Are good workmen.
,, snch ne will give you'd wages and constant en-
p'oyment. Workmen fom over the Mountain
would be preferred BAiIEY.
~" H"na"o, Oct. 10 -
scr, ", :, ne Lexington Valley Star will please in
'ns once lof payment. = -, 80 -
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Law Books, &c.

n L Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chan.
"A ee'y, continued and held for The town o
Lynchbuig. al the court house. IN the sad town, or
thursday the 25th day Of October, 1888, setting az
n Court Of Chaneery
Benjamin Wales Perkins an infant under The ,gs
OF twenty one years, who sues by David Saunders
MS guardian ana next Trend Plaintiff,
against
Richard Perk ms Administrator de honis non with
the will annexed Of George NJ. Perkins, deceased.
aud Samuel Miller, Richard Perkins, Charles !.
Dibrell, Archibald Hatcher administrator with the
VIII annexed of George VI. Perkins, deceased,
Ralph Ii. Martin. Julius w Hatcher. Nelson |.
Hatcher Dabney Martin and Elizabeth his wife,
James H. Perkins, Brioe Martin and Malinda h,s
wife, Iandy Duncan and Lucinda his wife, and
James W. DIbrell, Deits.
Dabney Martin administrator Of William w Per
kins, Phr
Richard Perkins. administrator do bonis non Of
George NJ. Perkins deceased and Archibald Hatch
en- former administrator oil George NJ. Perkins, de-
ceased Def,s
In decree pronounced in these causes on tins
DAY IS found the clause following: The court
+" would now proceed TO decree the balance found
due the Plaintiff bur for the uncertainty what a
" mount OF unsdsfied debts remains Outstanding a.
E" gainst the estate of George M. Perkins, deceas-
- d. to ascertaine which, the last OF these causes
a. is recommitted 10 one OF the commissioners OF the
" court to take further account OF the nres Of lhe
negroes and in which account he will debit The de-
cree in favor of Ben amin Wales Perkins, and as
F." certain and report the unpaid debts Of said de.
cedenl, il any and all creditors, who shall not ap.
" pear and render their accounts before him, shall
3" be thereafter barred and to this end he will warn
- the creditors by thirty days notice in the Vrgnan
"a public news paper printedn the Town of Lynch
:" burg. End repor, his proceedings 10 tho Court in
" order 10 final decree"
DAVID ROBES, CLERK.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE.
Lynchburg, 20th Sept, 1899.
In obedience 10 the foregoing extract from the
order OF Court, in these causes, all persons having
claims against the estate of George NJ. Perkins, de
ceased, are hereby notified, that they present their
accounts with the evidence OF the Indebtedness of
the said George NJ. Perkins to me, at my Office in
this town, the 29h day of October next, that The
same may be reported 10 tie Conr.
JAMES BENAGH, Clerk.
Sept 30 I'm
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COLLINS n Co.'s AXES.

COILINS 4 Co.'s AXES.
HAflMG RECEIVED large lot of Collins
-. Co.'s AAES, they will be sold unusually
low Tor caSh. II. b. RICHARDS.
Oct. 10 -
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MOrus NuIticaulis.

WE ARE authorized to sell 90 or 10000 Cut
w tipgs ofthe Morus Multicauiis, grown IN the
vicinity of Lyncbburg, and are warranted genuine.
HUNT & MARTIN.
Aug. 10 Is.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

HAST STEEL, every bar warranted,
~ Canal Shoves, do
Nail Rods and other Iron for sale nv
II. b. RICHARD
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AOk.HO2xSe Hotel.

W,, ihc present occupant Capt r. Pate, be-
ing DESTROYS to remove TO the country, pos
Se: s,, VIII be given by him any time.
Inc subscriber believes most profitable business
may be done with this house, and he is anxious to
establish Its reputation permanently, very 'van,a
Seous bargain may be had if immediate application
De made TO Jordan Anthony, Esq. in Buchanan, at
inc Bank OF Virginia, or to himseIfl in Richmond.
JOHN HOBSON.
Buchanan Oct 2 ew-w3x
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~ superior assortment, just opened, for sale by
II. b. RICHARDS.
Sept 10
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have met her death in the supposed field Of shame
"r passed TO another world from the presence olthS
Court.
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NOTICE.

vuNtlE subscriber wishes TO rent 10 a good tenant.
Il for = term Of years. that large and commodous
Tavern House in Buchanan, called
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to the Springs, and other trav-
l. ellers, are hereby informed, that the under
signed will commence running
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TWENTY ACRES.
One Hundred and Eighty-shree


living on Ivy creek, in Bedford ouniy. nihin hal
a mile OF the Tract as described. 1t is well watered
and contains a sufficient quantity of WOODLAND
for the support Of the place.-Sxry Acres Of this
Trac, is FIST rate lowground, and the upland is
In a good sale OF I'M rOyemenl.
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e Valuable real Estate 49,,
Q FOR SALE FMii;
Ff .YMCfl on. Ea..A

yINHE SUBSCRIBER WILL SELL, at his
residence on The thirty first day Of December,
1899. The yALUAB L Estate, upon
rbicb he now resides, containing nearly
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Dabney Martin administrator OF William w Per
kins, Phff
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

The Santer, and taken 10 ST. Augustine, where they
were put in confinement. 49,.
1t is stated that Sam Jones the Seminole Chief paid
visit to Lieut.. Tompkns, at New River on the llth
inst He evinccd strong indignation at the conduct Of
the Indians, in numbering the soldiers Of Col Rarney's
command.
In his talk he aid that he had found tile white man
was his friend, and that he ~oud again m his
nanh asainss hem. lie has SEM runner III find out
the cause Of the hrid murder CT Col Horiey's men.
and as soon as he returns he is determined To punish
tie mnrderers. He says he has men wi hiti at
present but has sent LIEN along the coa.t and in the
Interior to collect the stray gers and let them nme their
strength, that he me mnr1. easily overtake them. He
thinks there are some white connected with them,
ana That Sandy the interpreter excited them and told
them some lies. He says that he has known Sandy
since he was boy and that he is traacharous rascal
that be has not the Of white man. he has the
sense ct an Indian, he has the of negro.
That he had beer eating white bread with white man, hut
If he does not take he viii make him turtle yet"
We with the editor News he This
is an ne and looks capital paper But If officers
"eeded into reliance upon such statements and ahate their
seiante they will, find when late that the Indian
an he has been rascal only waiting for the first
favorable moment 10 strike blow"
al" is again. continues the editor that Jones has offered
his SON. an hostage that he will perform his PROMISE
"Sam is too much Of the world. though his
mens have been limited Florida know that ever
mans heart within the ofthc pckets his woult
he as safe as Though he cuseatc at the Fortress Mon
Sam described by gentleman no had interview will
him. thus offs slight elastic fame sA feet high mild be-
nevoent contcnancc very small feet long bony hands, ha
nearly all ,sony with few black
Ills long l"r Ks hang down in front of his ears, with
beautiful amounting almost curl lie has mole
the top OF his right the art II" which has The
pe"rance Of having been ompexion light. aud wear
mustachos. Eyes sma' and will not bear theaaz of
one His voice fac and very distincl dresses plain.
"rhe ctze,> If ST. Augustine viewing the conduct of
W. X Hanson 9Th Infantry in the of tho Indian
cncampcd in the ne.h"rood Of Fort Mellon. learning tn
sacrifice of Col iinrnnys command instance Of omp
aud sodieriSe bearing and entertaining the highest
for SERVICES emnrrtly directed tn close Of the war held
n
him sword appreciation Of their high estimate Of
conduct" (Char eston Courier.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

Inc reception of Mr. Clay in New York, is p;d 10 he
Unprecedented for the enttlusia m cviucei am, ,. inn;
'ehs'tv o' numbers who escorted him into town. The
eourer and Enquirer says that the concourse of cit
zehs, IN carriages horseback and on foot cond MT
be estimated. Every thing in the civ in the shane of
Il four wheeled vehicle in attendance In Green.
w'ch at the starting place, than on hundred
were drawn and followed in the procession md wore
afterwards joined by twice many more Through the
whole extent from the point of Ian,lisg, distance of
1T ary three miles, it was one and the same ,i,na. n
dense moving mass of horsemen carriages carmen uud
c'''zers. Every window throughout, the whole line
was occupied, accamation was from every house and
the waving Of hnkerchrf, and cordial salutot;on greet
Gu Tie i ust''nus .ntesnnn he passed. FLAGS we're
aiSP'"yrG Or tie lHLi c buildings. The head of the
9tot'ssle aad arrived Astor House, three miles
before large part ont rned at the nom, of start
ing and the carriages frequently three or four
ABREAST In the park, Mr. Clay replied to an address bv
Mr. Seldom, In the evening he visited the Bowery.
which was very full, and the audience received him
Ding with three cheers. The whole reception. proceu
SION and ALL was purely civil, and proves tina, Henry
Clay is the man olthc people.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03

We have received from the chairman of the meeting
OF the ship masters, ship and Others held in N
York, in relation to the conduct of N. P. Trist United
States Consul at Havana, copy of a memorial to
congress OF The United State praying for his removal
from Office and subscription lis for the purpose of
aiding aud sustaining Capt. Abraham Windcll, jr. in
IL suit against said I'rist.
The conduct "f Consul Tr>t has been mos, UNANIMOUSLY
oase and "rpress towards American slip masters and
sailors visiting the Port of Havana and detrimental to
the Interests of the American merchants. We would
suggest the expectancy of pubIi meeting t. be 90
up IN our E'y on this subj .c but, unoru ate v owing
I" the prev Ill "g epidemic, Of NJ rcI,un,s are
absent, and the ew business men remaining are nccu-
ird III attending 10 their SICK friends AMI the call- n
huffman ~. sevsr;hr"Ss, hop, that tsr ,iec, will
tnl'i" Il in some shape Ne are not pr .pred ut
pres II 10 Suggest an, plan Of .con hui ;,rolmt,lv il
"''.,n - tirS. Jj'e iur-c - iau' ne ch Is to
ST "a. 'l' 'u,r hugs IF To. ucn n,..i all.
~ uSrtp ',u. =.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-09-03
THE TRUE AN EkICAN.
by JOHN GIBSON.
FAITHFUL AND BOLD.
Official .1ournal Of the % ftaunictpalttp.
- r. PUBLISHED
Daily, Tri-Weekly 4 Weekly.
N Il w OR LEANS: -.
b TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 1899
NE w ORLEANS:
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3 1889,
CHARITY observation-disclosures Of yesterday, Cd ms
~ admitted, yellow fever Il, aud dea tbs up 10 ~ n

The editor ui the French side Of the lousianjnr m
his yesterday aunbe liscourses yery iearnadly upon
the yellow fever now prevailing in our city, and is al
most tempted to believe that ii has be at cpjJeic
tie furnishes remedy, Or rather system, and mas
much Ms i is system, Pronounce st bad. But this
PINT q his rema ks VIC leave he DISCUSSED by profess
siola III the OF uuT go icing The remarks at
all, is ia" the purpose OF correcting simply what we
conceive to be few in the follow lug paragraph,
which we have extracted from the learned article.
,"Ths quarter Of the city is as every one knows the
most thicky populated part Of New Orleans, and it is
that in which the yellow fever has made less ravages
this fact is inconestbly he attributed to e appca
ton made D: the system Of treatment which we hav.
above indicated. There is, certainly, in this munici
patty, many more sick than eserhcrc: but at leas 7
out OF 10 are saved" &c.
We will not dispute that !, and but 7, ont of 10 are
saved in the ls municipality, and or are saved in
the secnnd but we deny that there are more sick in
the LIST municipality than in the Cd or don the con.
trary, strangers unaccnated, generally resic in The
q and Sd municipalities whilst it is well known fuc,
that the first is settled and innbhed by creole and old
residents, and consequently, we hanot be lar one
in saying that in the Sd municipality Their. are three to
one taken with the yew fever in proportion TO the
and our or perhaps five one in the second over the
frst yet the deaths in the second, exclusive of the
charity hospital, the patients received in which are
brought from all parts of the city, not so great for
at least or as We should judge saved out Of every
ten. We state this fact not with the view of in
s'nuang that all majority of our physicians are
better an those below town. because Of the very
nest PHYSICIANS who have large practice in our Sec
n he Oifu o,6 hoo
reside below Canal street, nor would we be- willing ia
state that our climate is better or the sick arc material
~ benefited by the very superior cleanliness of our
section of the city. We believe tina, the American
physicians are more successful in the treatment of the
disense' because they are energetic. We beley.
also that n'ch very much OF The aevions Of nise,v
IN the second municipality is owing to the eneyoeu,
Efforts of the Samaritan and Howard Associations
10 the great cure and attentions bestowed by oar citizens
generally Oh the sick of all classes from the rich Il, the
very poorest.