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Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

RIGHT OR LEFT.-MR. EDIToR-In re-
ply to your question concerning the subject
of discussion at the eastward, regarding the
side which the gentleman should take of the
lady when riding on horseback, beg leave
to say, that though many riding masters
have taught that the gentleman should take
the right the lady, | have ever dlssented
from such-instructions, and, with all my fe-
male companions, prefer riding to the right
ui'the gentleman for the following reasons
First, when the gentleman is upon our
right side, he is unable, if required, to rem
der US assistance, as Lis left is the bride
arm, and his right is from US. Second, the
lady is less liable to accidents, especially in
cities, when the gentleman is on the left,
as she is then protected from the passing ve-
hicles. In Eng and, where it is customary to
turn to the left, it is different in this respect.
Thirdly, it is easier for the lady to converse
OIL the left than OH the right, owing to her
position on the horse. These are the chief
reasons why we prefer and practise riding
upon the right. have heard it said on the
other side, that when the gentleman is on
the lett, there is danger of accidents by COL
Iision. Experience teaches the reverse. 1t
is almost impossible to dislodge or injnre
the lady by collision when OH the left,
while a slight contact of the horses or RI
ders on the opposite side is very apt to do
much mischief. There is q greater feeling
of security to the lady when the gentleman
is oi the left, and she is more secure when
he is " at hand" We shall therefore ad-
here to our right, and presume that the
eastern ladies' will come to the same deter
mnaton.-.M Y. Mirror. MAY DACRE.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

The Excellent steamboat Gen. WAYNE,
Capt. Pratt, came down from Chicago, in
IS hours; passnge never equalled. How
many years is it since passage to Chicago,
and back, was considered months allow
ance!--BuGalo Rep.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

The steamer South Alabama, frelghted
with Cotton from Shr 'veport to New Or
leans, was snagged and sunk on the esd ult.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

TIE Board OF BANK COMMISSIONERS re-
turned here on Monday last, and are active
ly engaged in the business fthelr appoint
ment.-- Columbus Bulletin.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20
1 r 80.

1889.
DETROIT LINE.
M ERCHANDISE. Forwarded to West
IVA crn New-York, Ohio, Michigan, In
diana, Illinois. Missouri aud Kentucky, by a
daily line of Steam boats on Lake Erie.
References.
Barker, Woodward & Co. Troy.
II. Petrie, Rochester.
M. Kingman g. Co. Buffalo.
Winch, Wyman g. Co. Cleveland.
Carpenter s. Myers, Toledo,
Gray, Gallagher & Co. Detroit.
?. 5. Vecder, 81. Joseph, VEch.
Kcnzie, Hunter & Co. Chicago.
A. RINGE, Agent 19 Coeniies Slip,
NJ Y.
July l3. Is.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

SALE BY THE MASTER COMMISSIONER IN
CHANCERY.-By virtue of decretal order
issuing from the court of Common Pleas for
the county of Lucas and state of Ohio, to
me directed and delivered, | shall expose to
sale at Public auction at the door of the
court house in Toledo in said county on
Saturday, the 10th day of August next be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and A
o'clock P. M. the following triangular
piece ofand lying in said county and boun-
ded Northerly by the channel of the Maui
NEE River, on the Eastby the centre otthe
channel of Otter Creek, so called and OH
the south by land owned by Platt Card
containing seventy acres more or less to
satisfy decree in Chancery in favor of AL
exander Navarro VS.. Hiram Morgan Admit
istrator of Willard Smith.
ID. O. NORTON,
Master Commissioner in Chancery.
July 6, 1889. l4t6.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

MICHIGAN CRY, INDIANA.--The Michi-
gan City Register of July a, states the
clearance ofeight schooners and two briggs
from that port, during the week ending July
8, carrying the following quantities of pro-
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

The Rev'd Mr.. Corbin of the Baptist
persuasion will preach at the chapel in the
middle ward tomorrow, at 3 o'clock P. Nj
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

VNHE following is a list of letters remain
IL ing in the post office at Wateryille Lu-
cas- county Ohio on the lst. day of July A.
d. 1889.
Bateman Johnson or Peter, Carroll Jas.
Connine Henry, Collen James, Conway Ma
ry, Donohue Colman, Doyle Patrick, East
man Mr.. Fra)ey William, Ford James, Fer
gson Henry, Farrell Patrick, Foster Naldo,
Flory Jones, Gleason Thomas, Garvem Will
liam, Haligon John, Hanley William, Hines
Patrick, Johnson John, Jordan Charles,
Jackson Ipther c. Lundy Jonathan, Lucy
James, Leary Patrick, Lake Martha, Mr..
McDole or Henry Kendall, McCaffrey Pat
rick Newell! Blacksmith, Pray J. Esq, Pres.
sor Aaron, Peters David, Roach Edmund,
Pray and Cole. Richards Daniel, Reed Gar.
ret, Syers Barnet, Sherman John, ,Sattek Ma.
lachi, Smith Lyman, Smith Ira. 2, Struter
Ephraim or Drakey A., Sifton Robert,
S lei Harriet NJ, Turk A. D., Whitney
William Wightman Daniel.
DANIEL SMITH, P. NJ.
Watervllle, July 6, 1889. 14tS
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20
MAUNIEE CITY & CLEVELAND,
VIA MONROE.
SEaEstsssT

vTNHE steamboat o. NEWBERRY, l. T.
IL PHEATr Juasier, having been fitted up
in superior style, will run the ensuing season
as follows:
Leaves Maumee City and Perrysbuig for
Cleveland every Monday and Thursday at
ternoon, at one O'Clock P. M.
Leaves Cleveland for Maumee City and
Perrysburg, every Wednesday and Satur-
day mornings, at o'clock A. NJ. touching
at Monroe and the other intermediate ports,
both ways.
For freight or passage, apply to the mas
ter on boar, or to
J. WOLCOT1, .Ma,mee City.
HOLLISTER & Co., Perrysburg.
PEASE, ALLEN & Co., Cleveland.
Maumee City, June, 1889. 12
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

The same paper says:
'The quantity of grain sent from this
place, to the east, is far more than it is from
any other port on Lake Michigan, and still
an immense amount of grain and -four re.
mains in our Store Houses, destined for the
eastern market. Also, large number oi
wagons which arrive here, daily, from the
interior, loaded with grain, and flour which
is to be shipped to the east as soon as yes
sells can be chartered to take it away. In
dustry must prosper, and the farmers of this
section of the country must soon become
wealthy, if they are blessed, for few years.
with as abundant crops as they were last.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20
SUPREME COURT.

HENRY CouNTY.-The term of this
court commenced and closed on Wedncs-
day last; present Judges Lane and Wood.
The only cause tried was the petition OF
Susan Hale, better known along the road as
Widdsr Hale. against her husband George
Hale, for a divorce. Widder Hale proved
that George had kicked her shins, pulled her
hair, and been Obstropulous on divers and
sundry occasions, and that he was decidedly
un-preHy to her, whereupon the court, with
that gullantry that has ever distinguish
ed the gentlemen Of the bench, decided that
the uirtuous Susan should be released from
the "silken te," and be at liberty to put OF
the rosy fetters again as soon as she pleas
ed, privilege of which she will undoubted'
ly avail herself, with very creditable de-
gree of promisCuOusneSS.
Maumee City express. [volume] (Maumee City, Ohio) 1838-184?, 1839-07-20

July 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
Fresh Sprins and SUMMER Dry Goods.

Fresh Spring and Summer Dry Gcods.
TETHE Public respectfully invited to call and eS
a anime our Spring and Summer supply, which is
extensive and very desirable. The Goods have been
purchased upon the best terms nd will be sold al small
advance, by wholesale RETAIL CASH, or TO punctua
customers. HCARLES N lIMBERLAkE.
II Street, ShOchR Ill.,
March ~ lOO-Jt
NNTANIED, Gentleman who is we'll acquainted
w with Pharmacy, practical man, TO take charge
of an Apolhecary Shop in ST Louis, Missouri To one
Of strict moral character who can give satisfactory
evidences Of his qualifications, liberal wages will be
siren. Personal applications, by letter directed (post
paid 10 Richmond, until the first Of April reSl-hfter
which me 10 Orange Courthouse, Va, will receive at
,enlion. JNO. H. GRASTY.
March - 1OO-2t'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

By reference 10 the testimony, II Will be seen '''
large dealeation occurred the bond account, ud III
The frs, and second quarters Of 1897, short 'e p.'
to and subsequent to the suspension OF specie
bv the banks The bond account however ha been
deranped no doubt, in very considerable degree De-
fore 1887, by the renewal Of bonds, under the ac's OF
Congress- occasioned by The fire in New York, and ao
vantage taken OF It,
The eighth cause, and one Of the principal, was
combination of unprincipled men, officers in the Gus
tom-house, defraud the Government and 'nndef We
people. Without this combination, Swartwou' e"u''
no, have concealed his frauds day-ceriGiu'y n"'
week. That men of former good character ana sam
aiding and abettng Swar,wou, his pecua,I"ns OF Tue
public purse, Is subject not only of deep m"rhca,'"n'
but national disgrace (Remaindcr IN our "ehI)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

THE MISSION TO ESGLASD.-We have at length
something authentic as TO the designs Of the President
in reference to the special Mission TO England. The
Hon ReIe Williams, one Of the Maine Senators, attend.
ed meeting Of the citizens of Portland the 7th in.
slant. when in reply to question whether the Special
Minister would be appointed Immediately, and what
section Of the country he would probably be taken FROM
he Observed that appointment would be made until
time was allowed for presen, doings 10 reach Eng
land and intelligence to he received from Minister
already there and that when the appointment made,
some one out of New England would probably be Sc
lected as the Minister
So that MIR Webster, last, If this is to be credited,
will not be appointed. A letter is quoted by the Bali
more Sun, in which it is said that Mr.. Woodbury. IL 10
be appointed, and that Mr. CamhreIeng will bc made
Secretary Of the Treasury - Bait Chronicle.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
EigScE's Prize office.

EW7HOLE TICKET IA 90 30, the Capital Prize
w Of $1,000 was sold IN the Alexandria Lottery,
and paid as US ual, al sight, at Fortunes Hume, by
BIGGER.
Ticket Nos. 80 &c, small Prize of 81 ,6O0 sold,
and yesterday paid as uauaI, al sight, by
March 10 fl0O--2il BIGGER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
Stock IN IKE Eachange Bank Of Virginia

FHNHE Office at Richmond will continue the sale of
"a Stock TO The extent Of $50 shares, on the terms
stated in former advertisement, viz. by adding interest
place purchasers The footing with org
nal subsc rbers. W. P. STROTHER. Cashier.
March ~ l00-wl3lM Nav
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
/Er0m The y. \. Post

New YoeK. March Is Tile Spring elections nave
opened auspiciuus!y The choice oil Deh'oI'au ~ w
vernon, Democratic members OF Congress, anu r.o
cratic majority in tue Legislature, by the sa'e OF VIEW
uomnsh;Is ia most favorable omen The current OF
public opinion still setting in The direcioh J" VIM"
the elections Of last Autumn lett It,, ana We are et'y
mistaken if the indications of the coming season DO mol
show il TO be both stronger ana deeper nan !. 'e
NEW HAMPSHlRE-FIR'r Gun.
The returns received from this State give large ana
increased majority for the Democratic candidates mere
has been an immense falling oft in The amount OF 'he
Wing vote The Boston Daily ADVERTISER Federal
print admits that there has been very great Denocfdc
gain since the last year.
The BOSTON Post thus announces The resu
. Three Cheers for .NtD Hampshire
The Democrats have carried the Stae-Governor--
Cong legislature and all, by gieauy IN
creased maiory-the poor Feds will be ds'ancen oy 'our
or five thousand votes, least We received returns
last nph, from sixty towns in iIlIsboro, MeIrmack,
Cheshire aud Stafford counties, which give ne't De
mocrac gain over last year Of five hundred votes his
is the way the granite boys do up their business IN
Concord, where Governor Hill resides the Democratic
ticket received i've hundred votes and the Federal tive
hundred and seventy -fve-Democratc nett gain NINE
TYFlVE.
PORTSMOUTH REDEEaED!-The Democrats nav" given
Page fifty i've majority Wilson, and their Congress
sional ticket sixty over the Federal wen done
AT The previous election The fedclasts cateo ali oeio'e
them
Since The preceding paragraphs were in type, we have
received further returns
The Boston Atlas contains returns from Ct towns. in
which Page, the Democ attic candidate for Governor,
received 200 votes and Wilson, the Federal CANDIDATE
$50 The same towns gave last year for HILL the De-
uocraiic candidate, l65 and for Wilson, 9.l3T.
1t will be SEEN that the Democratic ticket in oil the
counties has been supported by an increased vole ana
that the Wing vote has as regularly diminished
The Boston Atlas admits that the Democrats majority
in the Stale about 1000. 1t must be than that
Last year il was 3 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

Mr. Tallmadge has received, ii the city OF Ne" "h'
The joint homage OF the Conservatives and The wing,
it is sad that thousands were in The procession ""'
conducted him from the sIeamboat-and his s"J'Hf" -
the city has been continued season ct c0ngfa.'',
ton and welcome from his associated allies s"i"'
the Wings murmur ut the exhibition; bnl the i""y
their party overcOmes all opposition. mere Wv. w..
Administration is to be put down by the united '"I
the Wings and the Conservatives. There, too ms wv
Of throughout the State is to be effected D. -,
union Of The votes Of the Legislature, in favor o. 80
Tallmadre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19
ReQson from past 10 ne tntu1e!

The r. Wing affects CONFIDENCE which Is at war
w,,h every sign the poItica. horizon, and eScains,
Nov we say the Wings in confidence inspired hy2l
wears experience, and by particular scrutiny OF near
every county in the Common wealth. that oil is rCi
the Wings choose but 10 common, ordinary exerl!on
The n interpncer reechoes the bra adu, as II II were
the inspiration of some ancient Oracle Now we say II
the public, that the predictions OF the Wing are eniedn
no confidence and appeal 10 the twenty years eI
perieEcc which that paper has furnished OF the ial'
cv Of its predictions. The Mig has always been
cuiueand almost always disappointed. II has profess
tdIy carried Virginia for every Opp"ition President
from John O. Adams to Gen Harrison, IN whose lace
il read The itneancnts OF empire 1t has proessedy ca
trG Virginia for every session. for the last twenty years
aud how rarely has succeeded in reading the signs The
public senme Mt lei It's repeated defeats attest What has
been so often done, viii be done again The elections
this Spring. and still the Presidential election
lSl0 il all probability To seal It's character as fo'
cal Prophet. Last Spring. IN the House Iu!
we were defeated by divisions and apathy ana
not BY the strength of the enemy This Spring, thanks
10 the Wings and thanks 10 their prophetic oracle We
are once more united, and all forces will be IN Ihe
field We can scarcely be mistaken about the Prrseh!
politics of the State The Delegates OF the Republican
Convention iiocking in upon U.s. and pouring IN thr
evidence of the public sentiment. They assure Us, AI
never have they the Republican party more excited
the yeomanry OF the country were never higher up
and siTong determined to 60 battle VT ih'
glorious cause.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

"HhGtS Sauec far the Goose IS sauce for The GdTdT.
The prOyeIb Is little nusy and not very cih's.ca'
hut it will the purpose uf giving point to ir ~!
lowing extract from late Wing paper IL Is, after a
better and "more ineligible TO ordinary capacI.y
(as another saying goes) than the cd classical Guoa"A
of Fns est al h0ste dOceri We may, IN plain Eng'
llsh. take counsel from cnrmy) The advice lni.
mately touches the approaching Spring Election ana
il the prescription be good for the Wings, It is "fno?
good for the Republican, party. We beg leave, hcfei,r
to adopt it our own, and recommend II to o.. oC'
brethren. We Join chorus, ihPn cheery, with TIE IL
lowing strains fran tie J,DnSon county Free P"ESI
Mc l4M inst mutais muta"dts that Is 10 say, wM ar
proper versions. Van Buren, men for Wings, a1i
~ higs' for Ivan Buren, men,. Qlere ii isD
"Amongst the many important duties Of the ncii -
gislalure, will be the election Of u >. Senator, an@'
Governor. And there be single Yam E"ItH nj.
in The ahoc county who feels ind irren 10 the rrs-
interests Of The country are at stake; and 1t beh"o'''
every patriot to adop, the motto "Ersry h,"@ N"
cause, and nothing for .Hsn Let not the Van b"i''
dream, that the Bhig Party will not take ad"a"'-'
of the present division ranks, or a'I TO pf'
candidates Whoever thus dreams, Ill wake "P NOS
woulIy disappointed. The experience Of the past tot
bids any such calculations The tactics Of that party ''s
well known. They sleep NO, the Wings neTr' s'''
they are Like VoItares Tyrants, they never sleep 1913
they constantly rising up with fresh vlgour """
the ranks Of their opponents are IN confusion and ""
too late for regular marshalliDg Of Tie forces 81 hs
enemy. Divide and conquer, favorite mode OF W.
fare deeply and dearly have We feil il unless n&'a
and concert of action be preserved IN the Fan ha'''
ranks, victory will as surely result to the on' Parry
defeat and disgrace TO the other Be uRiOn and conan
then. our watchwords 1Hsy ARE our nachLcorGs. ~
Pcopie ARE up-and the Wings must be swept nae
Whnlw!nd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

The county Of narshaR, now represented bg NJ |''
we'll, (WhigJ is in the field fine spirit seems !" 49,
mate the Democracy. They gre taking pIecIac. p,I.
in order to ascertain who is The strongest m"a 70 f1
Congress, and for the House Of Drag0tss n ''.,
spirit is worthy Of imitation ia every county, w"eie '
is more than one candidate on The turf.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-19

A letter which we have Just received from an '',s
gent Vrginan, now on his travels TO The "e' cr,.
cedes the necessity of saying, word to-day u ,a
OF the South. Western Road. He writes Us rom
VILE on the Oath, very agreeable letter. ,oncn"-
variety Of subjects, and especially depicting ~; g q
ties who would he called in to act upon the cn,s
T. S Senalor--and then he breaks on. into 'He WV
ing strain: ,..,,lsr. .
@Let the South western Railroad be underline, l.
good faith, and let party politicians Play Pus"
night for choice of T. S Senator what me- ~ ,c,:
blinds you 10 the paramount claims of this . w. ~
South Carolina and Georgia are constructing ,nt %
miles long 10 ence trade which we can oo'",'I ,ni
one 100 miles long. The water communicable" PPoy,
river and Hols,on can, and will and :nu't pG ms.
within that distance of each o;he. The s9C" ri
good as stock-It will add % per cent 10 'he ,ars
| the James River stock-it will ecGveIs pour
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-13

~ ltht w IA
{ fN. JnIi NSrN, p'lic" III H'A''.'t Strr,rr'' G.

asN. JOHNSON, Dlic" ~ NrA"'2 street, can
( fines 1T, prAciirc To the treatment Ut 'rnrrcAI
lpt,,ls<, III MI It's d!l rsur forms.
mr. .j,IuS0u from re>rlencn IT many years IN it"@
,,i'a4 II iru:n ttv --l to t, N'htun'u "l GU READ
breasts, :nl ipu has present r'I-Nc !'rHt l"' III
tE'' ~ rlicu,Hr III II OF tn rin'-ri', GnHrA'rN
snr 50, 1t, arl ;irlIut cure To such n't>"n4 as tr"
,lolulr! with Ut the Inllo,sIl diseases VIZ
Gnlorih,'rH. elects, Nh"ul -, thrwrF1, hh'"'>,
--nilul WraN,r--, tu,'t ipuS Ut the :i,!ir Whitney
iniI-, rc,hlA Prostate Gland, S"cirl i'aiIci"+,
frduolls on the S.>in, Sore ir"at, Pans IN tile
JOINTS
Aud the numerous sym nor,4 which generally follow
his ii4rn>e.
Recent cases ciir"l in Two ihHh Il tys w,hnIt The
lsr Of Mercury, interruption ton hu i'$S OF n!lefd
ton in the mode OF liz ltG.
A medicine to pre-, ent Ven real Disease lie oh
tanned of ur. Johnson. Ii il !rna the recipe "t tn'
Baron larry, re!rh:n,rl French surgeon; mi was
used hY HIM trn, l.,e '."r!l ca npa ii winch he
Hrryrd as Surgeon Genera! IN the treach Army.
Sold nv d. Johnson. al hi uitirr. hos. persons
hr,u: any nf''. nn OF Venur"al Disease, nnl .Int.t
taking 70, removing to The ruUt,r wOuld
40 well hv giving lr. Johnson CALL proper nte,I!-
cin.s tor rir in the shortest Iinpt he put up
with written dirCc lions iu their tSr.
office open from III the 'rnins until 10 u'toc! nj
isht.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-11-13

W Labor, ron>ti,u!rS Ii!r wc;lh Of til" great
mass Of tine u,np t. Ia this. in III =, ntrr cuts
trirS 10 pr,S'rYr, ill,.r.nrc, that >njt'i by nn'n
"a j, Il U md, n'"rti au't p iitl"l scI''h"
to tulii which, r"prjIrS utmost atlcni"n'
The unprrrrdr,l'r popularity an! u'nVrT~a! HN-
aparo,al,u which tins ut"di"lUc n"'4iG r"l
throughout Ia" United St,'t'-, ii" Cun,hls, Texas,
Mckee,, AMI the West | dee, il''E JN,'NF l'r'
r.,r>' in " MY HuG coH=c cr.t!"u>'y rrrnn':"rn.
t, t,'In t the s!,t era! uio ut the afflicted.
Peters, Err";ub'n ~ .e nr" c&H'~', N 81 vtirc
tut aud ,r..ju;araI lru".!v f. d'S'"y"s of tao
I-n",n rur>Il'ut oi'. ;It ever been 'lcr"vrr"d
r. irl"r, IT,; I'.v'f'',r ut iitIs inr'nlb5" n"'
r,,," t.nou j., ku,N .G"n ,! III" u,nIn system.
trtiv.' from 'nn., nui 'xtensjv" pr'r' ace, has
arrived I, Ii+ ,uC!a tu!l -" great and pa
N lrv cajI>'< I'll mo-. d,t',!>'> is T. rAm~rlmrUi IN
ia" iIurt. ,rs ~" liver. uth"r words III.
g rrr4,rd or d,4,!n,>cI .'rr'r."n Of 'hr Isle.
So wrIt Is THIS uud"r~tU"t, ihal l., cnntncn ;"r
! 1rr>c's say Wh'u They fec, nnWr i.rt tlrN ar"
. ..,"s, , meaning 'ha' the" "rvH too much hd" IA
rhr sin'nnrh On ,,,n n'', hard, when Ia" i"w
Of hide is dip'jus;'rt. lii" process Il" d IS ION Is
irlrrrrrtJy p"r..'r'n - IA" pl'"n, '"c ''r's """A
and umHrIH'"d, b""H"fc N"ris1in'n' cent 'ihri '"
tn, food krn inrnhr t mrc!r no, proper tx.
,raclr@, and tic food IS "'ctrd in crnd" State
Dr. Peters is confident that the ian~rs Lv9cnn
Theory, called, that, impurly Of the h'Dnd
is the cause OF al "i>"aSc',' is great a'slrl'N
Every one " - reflects on the subject iIpin"ht,
will prrc'ivn that 'tnpurtry ntth" blood is S""'l'
di = 40, Il ;,r.:IarY com, 'lIitth" fleet and not
the cause Of disease. " en- the functions Of the
liver are ,"rlnyrG and the tiow OF bile increased,
it is often taken up Nv the lhsur. cut vessels and
carried INTO the crcua,lo", md becomes ming ed
vi Ii the hlunh as in ilundlcr, when tie pr'irnt
shows il in lis cpuu,anAuc} Nov this mnrlrl>y
at blotd is CAUSED bv an increased flow Of hilI,
and to remedy it, YOU mat correct the Hecroions
tLc live , and restore it toN "Ailhy state.
DR.. Peters has spent ,ilucl lime in rxprrImnnt-
4, q. H.