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E szz Corner eff East Baltimore and Hiei, streets.
And by all the Druggists IL Haumore and IN washing
soh, Georgetown, and Alexandra, D. c. ass8.a =
ie 10 2aw
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PACKETS +, II R-aVRE
- ~ 9Rffts 10 Kft

The ships of This line viii continue Their eparture
from New York on the first, and will sail ioi, Havre OH
lhe 9th of each month dlirirs the year, thus
From NJ York. From Hapre. "a
January February 81
Ship UTICA, J. b. Peh, INLAY J1ne "a
Septem. October "a
Pebru'y March "a
Ship CHAS. CARROLL, June i July "a
w. Lee. f0ctoberl November "a
March ] April "a
Ship ERIE, +. Funk, July ] August "a
: tNovein.1 December "a
8 80 sf*.s ~ 1st Apfile 4 January "a
slip BALTIMORE. August May "a
las. FuBck fBeeenlJ1 teepfemBer 81
The accommodations If these Ships aeaeE supposed,
c0fhifine all ftaf may be required for comfort The
prizes of cabin passage i 500 Passengers viii be sup
piled with every requisite with the exception Of wines
and liquors.
Gods Intended for these vessels vii be forwarded by
ke subscribers free from any other tin fe expense
fa1Iz incurred On them For freight passage apply TO
BOYD i HTNCKEN, Agents.
n = o.e, Tontine Building, = z. Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
rEsrlMnnY nr - 800

10 thc rsturg Gazrue which reached as
yes'crdoy wc end thg following letter. IN which a
gallant soldier sears direct and honorable ie,ti-
m0uy 10 ,hc ea'ianiry Of a brother o,hoet.
S,nAroa, SrslSos. Aug. 20. $40
DEAN SiR:-Your complimentary let
tee OF The 10th instant. inviting me on tie
part Of The lIarison Committee Of CORES.
pondenoc for Butler county, 10 yisit YOU
end be prctcut AZ a Convention IN Pitts.
buFsh, has found nc in this place.
tour through the keystone State
would be highly Interesting 10 nc. but
my public duties a, this time forbid and
ought 10 add, that IS al ci,icer u the
Federal Government. | carly prescribed
20 myself the rule 10 absiraiu ilon takin,
an active part in the conflict of po.iucs.
Hence, IN thir,y-tvo years, have not
once been to The Polls, or 20 party II Get
ing THIS official reserve has, however.
never prevented the from discussing with
the spirit Of freeman, IN the casual in.
tercourse Of society, the merits # all pub
lac men and public measures Of my time.
Thus II has otteH fallen "a mg ,ray 10 6tar
-cIiOUs testimony 10 tie disiinyuisicd SER
ricey Of G,asri Harrison boM as a stqi.s.
nan and Soi9,cr. BiM Mos. serricr, !
dar, long JoeH foasii,er. aid can onIy a.
trijUfc 10 gross igA0F0Ree or 10 plity Eg1.
HgnHg, ne Teccaf inyuialioas toui;tL ugu
oHudc
II a, the cad Of the late war with Great
Britain, OF Ut tho end OF that So successfully
waged by Gen. Wayne agains. tie North
western Indians. any person hal shame.
.essly impcachci the courage Of General
Harrison, hc would, | am full, persuaded.
have bad not only ki, patriotism but "a,
ooursge denied by every honest hearted
American. IL was never nv fortune 20
serve 10 tho came field with General liar.
fison. Bat iu,H rcnsujr ice a8z.ueitoa
entertained by rg Immediate associates "a
1r1S tpr ne H,yo n IiyDccenoe. Fat
.1l''sS g"d he ktrrr It4mcs. IhD scak-
EeHt, Us f.U as cro ! L.,l- or Jehtrcd IRA,
COMMON throughout our .fllsics 10th Off
er,S aH1 men, placing him, ,cib one &C.
cord, IA the ciIss II our most gallant and
successful commanders.
WIJhOu: meaning 10 violate the self.itn.
posed restriction mentioned above | can
not. being directly appealed to by your
respectable committee, withhold this
humble testimony from an old brother
soldier who has been so uujus,l, assailcd
IN tuis late day Of his fair rcnogn.
remain, my dear Sir, with high Ic.
spect, your obedicn; servant.
WINFIELD SCOTT.
samuel \ PayriaHes, Esl., on JtLaifcfhs Time
eaHoe Cub ~ Egf!cr 10. ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
TESTIMONIALS IN FAVOR or GENERAL.
HARRISON.

ir0" l'1 Rirhm0na Enquirer, Jan .. 1913
General HARDIsoN, in spite Of the
difficulties which surround him. seems
determined to press on 10 Detroit. Nci-
ihcr the cold nor the badness Of the roads
can deter him from his enterprise. Ifhe
fails, the world will excuse him ON ac-
count Of the difficulties which COMPASS
his path. II he succeeds, those very diff
hculties will enhance the lus,re OF his
success
III he has been reported rightly, HAIR
NsoN IS a man Of no ordinary PROMISE
War has been his flvoriie study. Alta
very early age he was with Wavnc in his
famous campaign against the Indians
a gentleman of very high standing, who
held an important post under him during
The last tall, compares him 20 WAsmSG.
TON. lie IS as circumVfci as he is fAier-
p'is'"g-as prudent IN collecting the
means OF an attack as he is vigorous in
striking the blow"
From Rictmoad Enquirer, oct. ~, 1873
We have not words to express lhc
joy which NC feel for the victory OF Iar-
uson netcE have wo seen the public
pulse beat SO high" "And " .ll may
We rejoice We rejoice 10; so much for
the soleNaor Of his achicyoucna as for
TIE S1ii1 6rUg.is which IL will produce
fci, ~ point 1T fplonior, We have no
reason to believe that when We receive
The Official accounts We shall! sustain any
appointments The skiil With which
The plan Was combined Tor oycr-reacLinr
me lying enemy. The smlH portion Of
HARRISON force which were able 10 como
Up and cope with him CONSISTING princ,-
paily OF mounted rangers under Johnson
ana Ban, aud ihc short period in which
lie victory wa achieved, will. we are IN
o''ned 10 suspect, impart TO 1t tic charac.
Ter OIL the moat gallant and brilliant
achievements. But It's Soil bcaefis re-
qEro no official accounts TO embla.,n
them almost every eye Gees them. aud
almost every tongue can tell them. IL
gives sccurIiy TO the frontier. Ohio may
sleep IA security. Tb, trembling mother
mat nightly used to clasp her infant 10
her breast. MAJ rock is cradle IN peace.
The chain which bound Sic red man 10
ihe English white man t. broken"
iEesc hcachls sc owe ~ .hc in'fc.
patiy OF Perry, vh5 paved lbc eay. and
90 iitnson, whose skill prudence. and
zeal. have, a. length tcaprd their lust
ic"7rl. I4i EaiL.ai Geae,oi hes ra,r
gW Nh ms fafaisl ~ 10 trr Atrr ,fI.y-
s''aB vitb difficulties u4tr ehfi aa or.
'NVy nan wotif hare sgaf aIrf ratr.
nt through 4 a,iirIncg Of morl.8 aud
NOT 3D. diilculi 90 access ihal ihc WAGON
h9ucs could not carry rovcnd,r enough
ID .fsuoff fI.r.r .f.. t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
David HoFFMAN. En-.

4 late number 81 the Richmond Enquirer
contained the following
"Who IS this David Hoffman of Baltnorc
that ON all aud every occasion he should yolun
ieer instructive lessons 10 politics, 10 Tie peopIc
Il Virginia Perhaps the history of 1912 could
make some developments as TO the gentleman,
no less eommendatory OF ihc cause OF Whigrc.
~ Hoffman Holman, arc you the man who
edited Tory paper "a i-l2. that called down
upon your icnoUie hCal jhc Jury oI an impl.ca-
DE mrb and tic cNccTal.un GO an indignant pee
pc Then how dare yuu, 0y the Invitation ol
dnHdel pariilaue, or otherwise, 10 Irhlc The sol,
OF Virginia the nativity ofWashinglou, Henry.
Lee, and Nelson r"
on tins subjcc; the last Winchester RcpuJl,-
can contains the following
Tic NIc.Hian has, ou several occasions A..
serted .hat Dayij Hoffman. ESQ. one oc ibs
Senatorial. E'cctuT. Dr ihr wing ticket lar Ma
ry.aud, wa, the editor p' ,he baltimore Fr'cra,
Republican, lhe printing office OF which uae De-.
sroycJ hy muC during DE VAR. OF inc facts
c.uuec'cl with That affair ~ course we can
know frreVIiig, nothing neither can t,. editor
O; 'he Euginau bar Nj Hoffman, iu one oi
De- p..ch-s h' delivered here 40 the request al
many o! The WHi-., tool. ccca-i.n % rrri4ri.
tbIi ha vds never ihr editor or boo any manner
connected with The Federal Republican. or any
other newspaper and 'hat hc wrala but on, ar-
tc.r iur %, and laai was upon ,u5Iect unccn.
Erc'ci Vlh iac polite, ~ juu day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
TIE RIGHT or SUFFRAGE.
rnN-Yg 1NT

Me Van Burcn, n member nf The CCnv,u-
uoS ior amending The Consi .,auon q NcN York.
voted IN fivof OF allowing fsec negroes the rish,
Of susrage-anj a,ihe same time dc1icl tins most
priceless Trrtor alive Of freeman "a the wii..r
uiao, unless be Mas possessed Of q property
qualification. H. hts speech against ;his rlehf 20
ihe Vhile man, hc said--Wc we're "cA.s.tning
h,' inruiusli, 'ishi''-"hc cauil not consent d,
tnds'raius ibi' precious pr,rirrt DANGER
Gus aud alarming tendency Of that prccip.,a,c
and unexpected prcs,ratton 90 ail Qualifications
tMr % sari) ,coun rsnis orr Ei,sii.,,s r,i.,r
a CtRNE maa sisss.Hs -- Il ,-culi dir, J,o,a o.,
polls az car ss5sr-u.iisi people," &c sc.
GENERAL HARRISON. On his ,atc speech
At Garbage Ohio, SAIL
There are many pTinc plies 20 D. found IN ,h.
" Constitutions of some "i tilc STATES to,hrT than
" TIE 'o'rtau0n a. slavvryl which are very
" much unlike those Of Ohio The p-onois
80 Ghalitel'i'H 90 voters for instance Tts !
" tcir.ciiaB upon iAs -. ~ ~ ,,r a.e % Mica
90 Fu,eHlily an ojPgsfi would accord TIA,
90 important privilege 10 every citizen. Having
30 a'c,Iiamci that lac was c.Lzcu, would bui
' proceed 10 enquire the amount vG money be-
" had ln ht, pocket, or what other specie, az
, property be- might possess. With ths,,. sem
" uincuts might otter for your adoption a rrsn.
LUTON drclauns tha, The r,,i,,eisd ,rF,a.s ia
% some Of ~ Sis't' ,-f' aa ari,iocr-iicii 6ciur,
~ h-T . lens ~ G1r.r1in.ni, and siou.d b,
% atoltAsI."
Thee h.us> should forever s,aj lie lips OF
those t,ma-nsues VINO are c,cruaUy y.ua.
about Sir Van Boron, being ihc cAo.u.iy,
"iueHl ~ dic poor man"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

NEW-loRk.--rh.s srea, state t,,ys thc
New York Correspondent, ol tie National Incl.
.'aoncer,J Is becoming intensely excited upon po-
lttcal affairs. The agitation IS universal. per.
yaline all places and all classes. and absolbin,
al MINOR questions, local or general The Wing,
take the stump Southern fashion, and cncamp
right down m the strongest Van Bufcn holds,
b-audishing iAc hJ!i Of the iogcian, aud bright.
ening its course rs cioqu"ncc, poetry, and song
IT tap OF The imm, WI IS come in thou
sands I'll" people iiow, and overflow, IN all
public meetings Ta.fns men are 10 great dc
manI. So numerous are the meetings Ina, he
Nho can address The People well Is m constant
motion. Never since l5OO, has there been such
a >rcc'aclc The stare will poll nearly four
hundred thousand votes and 4 full vote Is a
Wig victory
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
TuE PEOPLE lga,afTuE oFFIcEltoLp.
EF~

IIIL IIUII.T T.III-T 'TTIT DTTTI't.- TTIT n
rms
The fo.,ou.ar stale, b,,, ,.,..r r,,.-.. 81, .
prrsert,sar
RHODE IsLRSD-r'eetng nul,. g.,.,.
~. Nag ,.u,a. 1al IA. Hu,, o., l,g,.,,.i.
at,r,, bv 1,--st. .-..-. ,...,.....
COSSECriCur- e..,r IRA. c...,-. ID.
and Uh.g . .3ir.f l, .n ,..,,s,,l tr.... ..,
irVg ssT
VIRGINIA. NIX Lr.lr4-.
uh.ch will e.e.tia, 49,. s.asr.,, .r.,ta,fI.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

New Hampshire, M,souti. Illinois,. AM Ala
bama have a0nc sustained The Administrator,
aud iaey hy greatly reduced malcuties IN Al
ALBANIA. the Wings have made a olear gain OF y
votes a the LEGISLATURE since last wear
WiifT cav RESIST TfiE TORRENT
or PrBLIC NDICNfTIO.E or .9TERF
TfiE E.iTE wHiCH .lHIITS THE or
ffCE- HOLDERS 80 Ei,sa,.nI itLi-.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

clss.
NJ the las, election, SIX Van Dlrsnt,e5 AMI
tro Wings were returned n ,horcrl Congress
N, Name delegation w.u stand. FIVE whig.,
thrse Van Enfcnucs.
\ letter from Passport, Alaipc, to the editor
Of the Boston Courier, says:
Kent j, popular with as, but old Tn e,
much more 80 aud ws viii run Moves along
side ui him. next heal, November y aud shall
c IN" ont Tar, lar ahead. We are lust as sure ct
eicc'inI Moves ~ the next trial, n, We can ic
oi any event that has not yet taken place
kenIs majority Will be enough 10 prevent an
disputes, Int no, enough 20 allow us 70 sleep On
our oars. You are aware, ere this that we have
amainntY IN both branches Of the legislature"
Heretofore, nc State Of Maine lsays the New
York Couner) hos been set down with New
Hampshire anl Missouri as iuc1risi,1y Loco
Foo ltlsa very exposed region, being over
run by Revenue otacer, who have no,hius 10 do
but elcouonceT fur the Administration. In he
town Of PaSsamlluoijy, for instance. the whole
Sutn collected al the CuSton-housc m l-1T Was
g. Cos %, ahile he salaries of collecting OIL
Gers AMI other expenses amounted 70 s25II3
75-Jcir- nearly four lines The snm collected
50 IN Wscissci, ia the same year The whole
amount collected was slG,72j -. while The sal
ares and expenses amounted 20 $4,000 beng
nearly five times the Revenue So also IN Wal
doeorough. m the s'me year the amour: collect
oi Vas S'3i 81, while the salaries ard expenses
reached the enormous sum Of sl9.lo1 i3--bc.
ing hCsniyfrs d,Agrs srpsnss J0r oze d.Ny a.
T.rsru e5lLetJ'!
From TINS statement of facts taken IN con-
ncruon with the fact thar he State gave Van
Buren, tu1rUrlsr II II ~ IA. ls.t Pc. o., 4. 3D.
election, ani last year Van Eurcu majority of
',9'1' II Will be seen AZ cucc that MASS d, q
very strong hold of the Administrator. anil
there could have been very little hope Of making
o"y Wing impression on such SOL. Tho GOOD
news fFom hs region Is he mulc gratifying
therefore, from beng altogether unexpected.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
THE AILEGAvy An, FESTIVAL

TIE ALLEGANY (NDl FESTIVAL 90
The las, uumtcf Of He Cumberland Civilian
contains Slowing anI anima,iug description OF
Gle grea three day Jubilee which came &C 10
'old Aisgauy' ca Monday, TucsJgy aud We.
rcstay &C La, week. Twas. 40 doubt. n ~rand
affair.". Not 'l'" least oticc, IN p,iu, oC con,.l-
u-H.n VS. l- GREAT BALL" ct Go,
huegs' a.m,as.cUs % any that has ever lrcu
rolled goo lAe Uudci a.-s,s The speaker, prc.
sani on thc occasion, wct. john Lr.', Kerr.
Jaur " Coaic aud Eclarl } Bas.c, E,.irs
Pses'aenas. L,c,iar, vi ,Ae State o. rauanl.
Andrew Hunter Esg Presidential El.ciot ior
h.S Districts and ,hr Hon. WA. Cos, johnson
and William Prcc, Esl uf Man land, all OF
whom, states lle Civilian, made able and pow
cEiul aIift>ses IN behalf 81 The great cause OF
HARRISON and REFORM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
Kerrs majority,

But very few scattering votes have been cast
Certainly no, enough 10 defea, the election Of
Kent The whrs are sure Of the Governor
for if the people fli to elect. the election de-
wolves uPcn the legislature, IA which bo.y III
Whiss have 4 decided majority.
Mr. Noyc2 (Whisl Is defeated for Coryrrs,
~ scattering votes, IN the Hancock and Wash
insion district. but he will no j,utt Dc elected
on he second uHl, which VAL take place ~ ihc
Presidential election. i, present the Tc;urns
II the election FOR Members OF the next Con
gfsss from Maine stand a. follows
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
-vrIic Instantly.
GEDREE pATTIEON.
coNIENrloN OF Tug propIr

With Tic Editor, OF the baltimore American
wc cla most tElIy SAY NJ find i. almost lmpos-
s'oio 90 notice, even with the briefeat remark,
the numerous meeting, ul tho People favorable
90 the election q General uAGaisoN, and TO al
tempt sketch OF the proceeding, at each would
be 20 occupy almost exclusively our columns
aDd time. We must even DO very brief in our
notices cflhcsc which We a.c aJle 10 notice Of
oil
TIE CONVENTION At LANCASTER, PA.
Slrtl,i.-.a T..
The EXaminrrsays TIA, this was one Of
the largest meetings ever held in this part
Of the Union. The counties Of Adams.
GoTks, Chester, Cumberland, Dauphin
York Lebanon. Lchigh Delaware. Phil.
adclphia city and coanty, together with
several other Counties, were well and ABLY
represented. There were also few dc.
lcga.es from Mary land. Mississippi. Ken.
lucky and Ohio. TIE town could scarce
~ hold them all. The procession vas
upwards OF three miles ia length eight
IA a breast, aud took near tWo hours ~
pass a gwen point Tho number IN the
procession has boon yariously esiinaied Al
rom % 600 10 30 900. Nearly as many
more we've on the paycmcnig, m the no.
'elE market square. and other places.
The greatest enthusiasm prevailed. and
many able and olllgea, speeches 81 ere
matc 10y Mcs.s. Mofns. Gall Naylor.
stevens, Montgomery. Smi.h. Sergeant.
WIN. Cos JOHNSON. GJuul cod la,i. but
not least Tie celebrated Buck eye Black
smith OF Ohio hlr. Bear.
Tvfufgt.rsof4 C.r4y..- 10. ,to,f,.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01
TIE MAINE VICTORY.
The qIiC lion Settled.


The victory Of the Wings IN Maine ., cum
P,cic. They have elected
n Goreraor,
-Four Wig iaemler y Congress ant
IF re sir elected
n majority ia both branches y he
Legislature, and consequently,
n B'hig 4. s. Senator.
Inc full returns have been received Kent
(whig) IS certainly elected Governor BY a, lca,,
200 majority over Fairfield ". b anI al the
scattering Tcie,. hour account, cobGfm this.
crecp, these Of the Giote. which arr falsely
made out 10 operate o. the Maryland elections
ncIt week Tho vote stand.
Kent, 1910
FaFEc.i $3.50
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

Tor Hi,ta,a.
electoral vote, %


Thu iia pretty good beg INNING Tho Bal 81,
set iu uuuan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

= ..fftE pE.isAt JAcgsos gtv.,
zoe " 'nFsoN % BE- stated ip ttc s,
i''is h1iiei.1 ihat Wm. %. Lews r.,
medy Third Auditor NJ tho Trea.s,v ~.
feno1Deed Van Blrsnnm an3 I, 81, !.
favor Of ui3 Tippeeanoo. n, -.
Ne ~ 'At earliest. vafmcs; ssJ most
lN'e,rnl ''cnds u General Jseks9n. al
one ',he indeed De- was tho special anJ
a'afi'c confident o. old Hiekory De
siHeefo Trend and adhered 20 bon
~ 'Pt I's' Bog hc O. 4A honest men. s1d
could DOT srs'ioW V1n Bufonsu
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1840-10-01

Samuel 4 Paria"es, Esq, on J,LaifcJhs Tupe
edHos Glib ~ EHl,r 20 Pa
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20

.9propos. -The following an'cdote
is quite applicable To both Of the great
political parties Of the present day.
who are continually asssiIing each
other through the medium Of the press.
II vas the late Judge Olin, of Yer.
mont. who gave the sarcastic reply
10 the querist:-
A Mr.. T.. though not personally
acquainted With the Judge, knew him
to be one OF the most influential men,
bers Of the legislature, and Of politics
opposed 10 his own. Being once in.
formed that the Judge was then at
the viIIege stage house, Mr.. L. pro-
ceeded tLither aud commenced abus-
Ing ;ae Judge, in a loud and bois-
ferrous conyersstioD. with others. on
account Of some Of bis public acts
The remarks Of Mr.. L. being gradn-
ally SO shaped that it became neces.
sary for the Judge 10 notIcs them, he
quietly said
i" Sir, you Remind me Of Q iittie
dog my father had, when / was boy,
that used TO go out o. nights and bark
ut the mDon."
And what then!" asked Mr.. Il.
/" Nothing more than the moon
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-08-20
Brandreth's Pills.

n VEGETABLE and Unirersal Msd,ei.,
- proved by Ghe experiences of ihousa ~. 4.
Be. when properly perseTeIed With, . erar.Es
cure in every form the OsLr OEE DnKa,r
al hsving the same origin. ard insarisbly ar.
from The UNIVERSAL ROOT Of al dise.s..
namely IMPURITf Or IMPERFECT siIesI..
ton Of the BLOOD.
Ia period Of little more than three rear,
in the L. s. they have restored 10 . slate 81
health and enjoyment over ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND persons, sho were gissa ossr
az ineurable By physicians Of the Fret fshk snS
standing, and 20 many easss when every olhsr
remedy had been resorled 10 IN vain.
In an cases of Pain OF Mesk ness, uhslhsr A
Be chronic or recent. whether % be deafness or
pain in the side, whether IL arise from COAST.
lulional or from some immediate cause, wAs.
Their ID be from inteFnal OF external injury, n
will Be cured By Psrssvering in The use Of tksss
Pills.
This principle Of p1reing with Brsndrsih-s
Pills, removes nothing bul the useless and de-
cayed particles from The body the morbid and
corrupt humoTs Of The blood. those hLmou
which cause disease-they impede the fuRe.
tions Of ihe liver shen they settle upon that
organ, and which. when they settle upon he
muscles, produce rheumatism or upon tls
nerves, produce govt; or upon the lungs, pre-.
duce eoasumptioni OF upon The iaieslinss, seI
tiveness; or upon the lining Of the blood vsE
sells. apoplexy and paralysis, and ell the tran
Of disorders 50 melancholy 90 the Sufferer asd
al who behold them
Yes, purRing these humors from tne bodyk
the true cure FOR all these complaints, and &c.
cry other form Of disease. This 10 no meie
assertion : il 10 demonsirsbie truth. sndeseh
day II is extending itself; far and vide il 10 be.
coming known, and more and more spPreei.
aied
The cure BY purging may more depend upan
the laws which produce sweetness or purity,
than may be generally imagined. Nhsie,er
tends 10 sisgnate, will produce sickness, b.
cause Il tcnds 20 puirefaeiion: therefore the
necessity OF constant exercise 10 seen
when constant exercise cannot be used from
ANY CAUSE. the occasional use Of oPIKns
MEDICINE is ABSOLUTELY required. Thss
the conduiis Of the blood. the fountsin Of lie,
are kept free from those impufiiiesw hich would
prevent Unsteady current minisiering heath.
Thus morbid humors are prevented from be.
coming mixed with IL. Ii is nature whirhis
thus assisted through the means and esilsii
which she has provided for herself