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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

KING WILLIAM,

KING WILLIAM -.
At meeting Of the Democrats OF klns y.
held at their Court House, on the 25th Janaa'7
for the purpose Of appointing delegates 10 Cor
proposed 10 be held at Croxions Springs. 70 ~
some suitnbe purpose as the Republican cana : )
the next Congressional Gle ction, MIR EsUai1
was called to the Chair, and II. J. Christian s.F
Secretary.
Capt. Samuel Robinson having expl,ire6 y
of he meeting, suggested the proprety :; ~
both the time and place proposed BY Gar
following resolutions were then unanimous!
l. Resulted, That as Crcxton Springs ! y
occupied by private family, TIE Convent
at Milier's Tavern, on "Wednesday, the -" : F.,
2 Resofred, That the following eent."t 4
pointed Delegates from this county: DR. Az n,
Ro. B. Pollard, Thomas Robinson, Dr. YIN m. j
Samuel Robinson, Roger Gregory, John Sic d,
7. Shudwick, John Pemberton, DR.. Roaef' = : /.
Campbell, Thomas w S. Gregory, James
P. Aylett, Ro. Hill, Sr., Patrick 5. S!aus' 3
Tomlin, Capt John Lumpkin, L. +; bIsS, ~
wards, DR.. - Fox, II. Li,,lepase, J" ~, .a.,..a
Chr Tompklns, WIN. L. Nealr, Samuel ~. j.
c. Pemberton, Phi. CroSton, George h'"-'e
Roane. c,..eA'
3. Resolxed, That the Chairman anc
| added to the delegation. :. ,,t!,s
1. Resoircd, That these proceedings Is
the Richmond Enquirer. .an cse:,t
HI. CHRIsTrAs, Secretary
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IN Court held for James City
county, foi.c thereof in the city of Williams
burg Monday the 9Th day of November, in the si
John Goddn, Plainiih:
against
Sarah Goddn James oddn Marietta Goddn, Clarke Goddin
Allen and Elizabeth his wife Daniel Rowland and Ma
aa his wife, William s. Tyree, Hugh Goddn, Patsy Robinson
John Allen and Rehecca his wife, James Goddn, Nancy Price
isaac A. Goddin and Thomas II. Goddn, Defendants:
The defendants John Allen and Elizabeth his wife Daniel
Rowland Maala his wife, Hugh Goddin Patsy Robnson
Allen and Rebccca his wife, James Goddn and Nancy
cnrdng Act of Assembly, and the rules oil this Court and
appearing satisfactory evidence that they no, inhabitants
NJ ,h country ordered III the said defendants do appear
here on February Court next and answer the b
of The nlan and that this order he forthwith inserted
in some ncwsrancr rgashed City of Richmond for two
successfully and posted at the FROM door OF the Court
House of th county on successive Court days.
4 Copy-Teste,
NIX 66-w9w
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Y'o THE EDITOR or THI

u TIE EIIII OK Of TIT - K
The writer OF this would beg leave, through i
per- 10 call the attention Of the voters Of tnr -.
gresslonai District 10 the name of Richard !! =
Esq, at present member Of the Senate .. W. !
suitable person in all respects, to represent y.
The next Congress Of tbs L. 5.
MIR Baptist is Il stern, consisten. md uncof''
ing Democrat, who has done good service "4''
ton was required. He is a gentleman 81 grea'
gence, politician Thoroughly ndoctrlnatrt . Il
c'ples Of the Jeaersonan School, with an ~ 4
directed 10 the welfare Of his country; 'hp Goa
the only chart 10 direct his course When n
are at stake, he is always found at his poi. az.
duty and patriotism call, ne never .ftoehfs
Surely gentleman will not be forgotten b!;F
whom he has so faithfully represented /,
January Both, ls4l. FAIR ~
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Commmltlee Of Corrcsnonl
FOR liz E.SQr.

CARD.
.hr. Rtchic:-You are requested and arha.
several individuals from several Of The couu. q
posing the Caroline Congressional District.
that il is preferred that tie proposed Dslrc, e.
ton, for The purpose of nominating Democ,aa,
dida;e for Congress, should be held At Cf'
Spring, rs a, first proposed. It's central iocs,'
strong reason in lis favor. good Tavern ,
there, and the Landlord is prepared and ansrt,
cnmmodate the Convention. II IS hoped, IT,;
that il will BE- understood, that the Convention ,
held at CroSton's Spring.
As no day has been fixed upon for The Con,5
il is recommended that il be held on the first III.
after the fourth Monday in this month TIL, a.
mcnt will give all the counties in The Dsirc
have not yet acted on the subject, al opp"rln.
holding meetings on their respective Court /
February.
II is also respectfully suggested that each
should send numerous and strong delcga'i.n
which it IS hoped the unahG
concert Of effective action can be procured /
absolutely necessary TO foil the insidlous macGa
Of the Wings against the Republican majnri;
District. February 81, !
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TO TIE EDITOR Or THE E..QUIRER


MftRLFSRuEG CouHTY, JAS. 2',h (
observe piece in your paper Of The l.la 4
signed 'Mecklcnburg, bringing forward tn Base
=. Garland, Esq, as proper person 10 reP:'-. .
district IN the twenty seventh Congress y l !" I
States. The object Of tins communication
disrarage the preiensions Of Mr. Garland "a
posed that the friends Of that gentleman woc,
quietly waited the action of the dls,ric, upon Il
ject, but not So They wish to take time by tie ~
have thought proper, under the circum.lancs'
case, to present the name of Vim. o. Gootr y
lenburg, Us fit and proper person 10 rcpr'seni !
trict IN the next Congress Of the United Stat
useless Tor ME 10 attempt labored eulogy q. NJ
hcations Of that gentleman. He IS well kh""
only IN the district, but throughout The Stat. !
only say, then, that lie is opposed 10 the l'd''
vernment exercising any authority on ne =.
slavery IN any way, either in the Distract u g
or IN the Ierritories-he is opposed 10 tie 81
ment Of Bank of the United Staics-h- 2.
to the Tariff, and lastly, he is opposed to a s,s''.
ternal improvements BY the Federal Govern.
A VOTER OF MECkIENbt
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the Notwithstanding the time has come when no
man should be elected Congress unless he strict
and rigid State Rights uan.
Upon motion of Carter III. Harrison,
Resolved, That the Republican party of the county
of Cumberland perceive III the present attitude OF our
country both as 10 its domestic and foreign policy,
abundant cause of gratitude to the Grer Of all Good
and of increased confidence in the wisdom and virtue
hands has presented the blessings of free and
prosperous Government.
Resotccd, That whilst deeply deplorc the COM
bna,ion of causes aud the antowrd course OF events
which have led to the expulsion from office, OF the pre-
sent faithful and enlightened Chief Magistrate OF tins
Union, we have much cause of congratulal'on, as d
party in the preservation of those Republican Pr'n,
cipes which have been haowed by time, ana tes,e ,
by experience, and which constitute an 'ndss",uoie
bond of union among the brethren OF the true po''a
faith. ,
Resolcsd, That we tender to Mr.. Van Buren, upen ms
retirement from office the homage of high respect
for his private and public virtues, and our especial
thanks for having preserved the Constitution, that
noble monument of the wisdom and heroism of our
forefathers from the unhallowed touch of money
changers, and political job-workers-And that we fur
ther tender to him the expression of hope that the
day will come when his services will be again demand
ed by deluded but generous people.
On motion,
Resolred, That the Secretary transmit the proceed
ings Of this meeting to the Editor OF the Enquirer Tor
publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
(Signed) JOHN Z. PAGE, Chm.
SAM HoBsos, Seey.
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yr,v yoaK CONTROVERSY.

The Wing friends of The Governor Of New York.
are now suspected of lodging the question in the
Legislature. Mr. Grout moved 10 take up the ques
lion the other day, and the Wings voted it down.
The Albany Argus OF the 18th Jan. charges home
upon them this dscrcditable policy. In laying be-
fore lis readers the I" lucid and able review Of the
matters in controversy between the Governor of this
Stale and The Executive of Virginia, in the speech
Of Mr. Loomis ct IIcrkimcr, this paper s1ys, at is
not 10 be wondered at under such exposition Of the
aspects Of this question, that the partzans Of the CO.
vernon should shrink from approaching it. 1t is
more than 4 week since the matter has slept the
table and that tho, under repeated attempts from the
Democratic side Of the House to ret up No dot,
The desgn is possible, 10 gire MG subject the go-Jy"
And If il so, shall We suffer rights thus 10 be
sportcd with: SHALL finch because they dodge: Be-
cause they trample the Constitution under foot refuse TO
deliver the fugitives from Justice and virtually refuse
10 restore orr p,undcred property, shall we fold
arms and DO nohing' Forbid it, Justice We must
act-act in a calm and moderate, but determined man
ncr-act in such manner as is best calculated to car
nv the iasldous Of our Southern sister States with
us-strenglhen our own police laws-and IN case New
York will not property deliver its fugitive
robbers prevent them, If possible, from stealing out Of
our borderscompel her vessels TO give security the
spot 10 compensate US for any property which they
may puroin and inspect their vessels before they sail,
TO see that slaves not on board More might
do More we may be compelled TO do, If inspec-
ton laws sufficient to reprcss the outrage-but
more we are willing TO do. Stronger measures
we are not willing adopt until necessity imposes them
upon US. More are not willing to do, from re-
gard 10 that fraternity of feeling which should bind TO-
gethcr this great contederacy Of States Less
scarcely do, without abandoning own rights, weak
enino our character and provoking such further out.
RACES as may ultimately cndanger the Union and the
| Confederacy of these States.
Postseripi.-We learn by last evenings mail, 'hat
the subject is again upon the anvil On Friday last, in
the House of Assembly, MIR. l.. S. Chatirld renewed
his call for the Virginia Resolutions, and the House
agreed 10 take up the subject Mr.. Grout addressed
the House at length in opposition TO the positions and
conclusions of the Governor, when the House ad-
iourned.
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Letters from the Suwannee state, that Gen Read,
with two hundred men, securing the country between
the Suwannee and the Ocillu. Eight or ten Indians
have been captured killed. not certain which.
Tie object s search out and break mp, if possible all
their hiding places and encampments
We have seen letter from st. Augustine, which
that the prospect Of closing the is alrer
than it has been at any time since IFS commencement.
Capt ketchum, Of the u. 5. Army, has kindly iur-
nshed us with the following:
"a discharged soldier of the 9th Infantry, has just
brought information that Tiger Tail and Deer Foot, two
Chiefs of the ralahassees, came into Fort Clncl on
the Withlacooche river, about ten days ago. with 100
of their people, nearly all of them warriors, and
dered their rifles and ammunition TO the Commanding
Officer, 1t Col. Lcvins. They say they have done
fighting. and want TO go Immediately TO Arkansas The
probability s, that tins movement of the Iallahassees,
was fastened by rupture between them and the Mi
casaukies, (who are still opposed TO grntion result
ing in the death Of Co-a-coo-chee, wild Cat,) who
was killed by Tiger Tail, few days since, near the
Everglades. The Mcasaukies reported by these In
dams TO be very hostle and their number of fighting
still about 400; they having lost only about 100
men since the war commenced.
This is cheering news and when are added tn these
$50. the 40 Indians at Tampa the 80 prisoners
still in possession of Col. Harvey, and the at Fort
No. a, all of them ready TO emigrate, the number
amounts to some 230 who have given mp the toma
hawk in Florida for the Calumet in Arkansas. No
doubt can be entertained of the entire truth of the
above as comes direct from the of operations
and is brought By an intelligent md trusty soldier
letter from Fort Clinch of the l4th inst, to gen.
tlenan in this city, represents that there is fair pros
pect of large number of Indians coming in at that
place.
Good Meas from Florida.
sAvAyxAr. Jan. 2S.-By the steam packet Florida,
Capt Mock, from st. Augustine, we yesterday recev-
tains the subjoined gratifying intelligence.
Such energy the p Fl of Col. Harvey, Maj childs,
and their brave ofic.fs'and men, will do more TO end
this almost lin duratI Trojan war, than all the armis'
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SCENES AT THE METROPOLIS

Extract Of letter tr0m Washington. n
aThere are some strange things taking b,
present. Mr.. Wise has made a speech j.
him more credit, as public man, than an. !
liyered. He is against Clays distributed !,
cceds of the lands; and upon that pom, IL !
more force and eloquence than ever hes-t .
He spoke as a true Virginian; and do Tim. (
will decide that question in your State I'll.
feeling and the object of the speech we.4 NJ
il high degree. lie was against any tariff
supply the deficiency in revenue, occas;Oh..
distribution Of the proceeds Of the sales d
Lands. lie was against all the principles J.
Tobacco OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES il Is r..
rot ND BY Southern men to deceive lie son,
act in concert with the great Tariff party.
ale was against a called session. he was f..
sury Note Bil-and said on the sublec, d ant
he had believed II the only true regulator.
that point he would go home and consul, Il,
ents. If he was only right upon that, o. n,
had not hastily committed himself upon il i.
his course would be clear. A II his princ.p.
veloped in this speech, are Southern and Sta.
He has spoken against every thing tia, the v
al present hold dear.
at has created great offence in Their !,
Mr.. Wise is TO be hunted down. They /,
upon him. | never saw them more bitter
in,lmated that he was for the prpcg5.
Calhoun's land bill, and even went 'uris.
cessary. The whole current ~ 0
was 10 warn the South that there was crt.
from the party coming into power, and " +.
feel it his duty to put them on their guard u
ted that il was desired that Gen. Harrison i
into the hands Of clique for their advanceme
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-02-04

~ The name of the Post Office heretofore called
Yanceyville, in Louisa County, has been changed to
that of Southanna,
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To Col. WM. GATES,
Commdg Atlantic District, ST. Augustine, Fla
On the eth inst Gen. Read captured squaws, one
Indian lad, and WARRIOR and two negro boys, the
Suwannee.
The warrior, though chained and his hands tied, es
capped in the night, while his guard was asleep, and by
giving alarm to the neishboring camps has, we fear,
frustrated the object of the expedition.
Col. Harvey possesses the only "paent right" for
securing the ndans-hc does not tic them BY the legs
and by the neck.-.SenS.
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PhHdnMr0pir Hgi

THHHHHTOVT 7I0U, 97T |
The Hon. George c. DromgooIe has accc7.
appointment If the Philanihropic Socic,y q !
the Address before the Alumni and Graduate.
of the University of North Carolina, on 'lr u 4
the day preceding the Annual Ccnmcncems'
WIN. + MARTINI
a. w. SPAiGHTl
WIN. \. BELL,
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Aggregate, %
Captured, two cared boats and canoes
Amongst the prisoners find the wife and child OF
brother of Coacoochee, and boy of II years oil age
who is his brother-in-law; they were on party Of
pleasure TO the camp of these Indians. The husband
of the above named woman badly wounded in the
back hut escaped in the bushes Two warriors belong
ing TO the Cape party, and negro belonging to Mr.
Forester of st. Augustine, escaped IN canoe.
have however prisoners, the father of one, and the
wife Of the other warrior
Respectfully,
Your most obi serv't,
THOS. CHILDS,
Major u S. A., Commanding.
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aOSIIN0I'Sn

The Globe and Enquirer are praisn. Mr. Va.
rendinp Mr. crnpper from The at'asss .: gl4;r. H.
-, in acrn,nnc:- Fredericksburg IRE a. ~
.sOminou.'' of what, my good Sir: ~.
cbanoe, But you need moi coniine your ~
c.mac. You need not be surprised 10 find
cd fire bursting out in varions direction,
State Rights politicians Of Virginia ccns..,
next Administration ruled by Webster a..
will they submit to a Cabal at Wsshin1...
ready pretends to dictate TO the Pres a..
has formed Cabinet; before he is sworn
before he has even arrived at the Civ 80
could hint some things TO the Arena. III.
heard about some of Mr. Wiscs Colc7,.
mioht surprise, il not siartle him.
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APPENDED.

To the Editor:-At the time | was honored with the
above nomination, expressed to the meeting that my
private concerns and engagements would not allow me
accept the appointment beg leave to repeat to the
Meeting, through the Enquirer, that circumstances be-
yond my control constran me 10 decline the nomna-
ton thus made by the Republicans, at their Court
House, on the 18th of January know the party can
lose nothing by my refusal, there being many in the
ranks capable Of doing for the cause than myself
pray them to have me excused upon the grounds Of
necessity am with them up to the hub in opposition
to all the Federal measures producing National
Bank, Protective Tariff the sales of the Public Lands,
for Distribution, any other which NEEDLES
with the rights of the States, believing the General
Government to be not Of original but delegated
mowers. SAML. HOBSON.
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City FFIC L
~Aoyor-GooFge Duliy-ofiec on Main sirrst.
Cterk-Jamss ) whcat-,Gico on Main s-;cet.
City SerserHt-J. l. Slngston-ofice Nam Suoet.
Superintendent and ~. Works-JOsiAu POwELL
WhsJ Master J. c. Wiley.
The Clerk efhs Marict-Ym Hall
Curator Of ne Cuy Hall. Warden.
Aiiernen-lst Ward }. Murray. Pad Ward James
NICoancll. 81 WarjR Sims. 4uh Wasd r. Bicr-5,h
Warl----
As'essoTs. one for each Ha-G-Is;, T. Caapbcll:
I'd \. favinn; 81, !. w. Jio5bi i;h. J. Robinson, 5.h.
VIM TemPle,on.
Sanitary Observation-Disclosures. and Irwin. for
the ld Warl - MGinnis ana Laughlin 81 Har.
ding and c. l. Strong l.h. Richardson aad Richards;
5th. Pratt and Quarter.
C0fGR3 LuIabcr laGsgrer-J {. Wiley.
STANDING COMMITTEES FOR THE COUNCIL.
On OrfiaGHees-Miyur Caldwell and Wheat.
Ga ftpIles.-Brdy. Hugho= and Sslby.
OG decentralization. Soel and Morrison.
On SireeisGaf AIeys-Selby, Dunbar. ScaterGay.
Csliweii and IambJin.
On Water Works-lIughes Dunbar and Graham.
OT MSrset HsHsc. -EYickham. Graham and Tanner.
On Conf 7ts-Gra Adams and ScatIerday.
On WaarUs&-ArLare Brsdy. M'Caughcy, Wick.
ham and Tanner.
On Fire D.24rinsai-Selby. MLure. Morrison,
Hubbard aud Tanner.
On Petitions and Rea7asiraaces.- Neel, Lambdin
and Dunbar.
o. STANDARDIZATION, MGauEhey. Tanner. Dun
bar and Graham.
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ec,ates ~ Aueert,scr.

PUBLISHED rBI-WEGALY n WEEKLY
AT tbs CORNER OF vSioE AND WATER srs.
WHEELING. VA.
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WHEELING posi- OFFICE.
EEW MAIL ARRANGE NEVIS.

GREAT NAH.
Fmta East arrives al Il O'Clock, and 30 inmates. VI.
To W,st lcplrs q, 2 O'Clock, and 30 minutes; PM
Frnm West, arrives al 8 o'clock. AID - minutes; y. VI
10 East. jcpl5s al 3 O'clock: 4. ~
Eouhern o. Stelbcnyile Aia', Nrr.vos AZ 80 mtn-
utcl AFTER VI. ard departs athl.f after one, Z. VI
North Western or Wooster Mu! arrives TaosJays.
THURSDAYS aud Saturdays atl2. VI.
Departs Mondays. Wednesdays aud Fridays OF
o'cipcb. ?. VI.
s,ltle,a or Marietta 2i1il. arrives Tuesdays and
s,t5rl,ys. at 3 o'clock. 2 NJ
Dspirs Mondays and Fridays at 5o'elock, A.. VI.
W,1IsialI Mail arrives every Thursdays o'clock.
do d, Departs every Monday, , o'clock.
PM .
Ws-t LIBERTY. arrives every Tuesday. Thursday and
s,tirl,y, at II o'c,ocs, A.. ~ Dopaus sumo days at
1 otclJck u. 10.
Nfirl4tJwa N,l arrives, Tuesday. s o'clock 2.
NJ: D.s,rs "wednesday. 6 o'clock, A. ".
I.iers intended CO ihs msrning mtiis shonld be
denlsued d. { o'cl1ct. 10 the morning.
In'anI postage ofCorDgu letters AUST be invariably
post p1ld.
pa Gastcu hifii viii ba delivered q The citizens
~ s1,l ss %p.ap1rgI. whisi VIII Uc generally no IL at
ter ? T.. ST. St-anseBO % Ps,sJas fron the country Nlii.
ell on no a1y umc.
Tho sTi.s opens on Sundays me hour after the
pr.p.rsusl of Ga nail from ho East. which Wil b.
c. W. THOMPSON. r "
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E$SGRANEEsS
WESTERN INSURANCE ColtpT'
CArrrAL s50OOoo

WIS company. being row duly organiz.l. /. mr.
pared % make Insurance on sye-v dgs.-,.,s,
:. ere ana Marine Risks. such as Dwelling R,uss.
!, houses NC. with their contents Also. Steam
Beats. Flat Boats ard Keel Rns,. Win ,br.r -. =
ana rom any port on the Ohio and Mississippi rivers.
% 'ae'r tributary streams. Application for Insurance
'"oe made TOT the present at the Osice sftho Wheel.
'hg savings Institution. +. Ii. GREER. Sery , ,
mar 5
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|EfEAIALLS, Who u-s troubled with 80 br,9-
acre pam IN iIc SIDE. breast, and .ack. los es
p.tL... .a,- .s.sy, IowuesS ofsW!is, ual,i;aIcn Of
&c I'"ni"s OF Sicc.ntss, SICKNESS. ~ the
stoud"lh' uA."uN Gl-rt'as. u-hfness at nc chssf-
nscscs' Nou scE, uals- 10 ;Gc -flG.l,h. IIsEiTr- cF
het4'aG' on. ness, Diseases OttaU n:rycs. mad or
sans o. dlr-SI9n, &c we, those ,ho may DC tbua
Affected, should not neglect ID procure DR.. H.
hch compound sirsu- theniHg I,rir. and kr,rt-
ent German Ilus. E.Irh are warran'cd TO rlys i'm.
tncalasc Ielsi' Thousands CO We iimost oaiIy ~
No.l; whose tuuntenauce and pc.e Cmactaied
cheeks bear occuiar wiJAe-s TO icl ness an 4 unfr-
uon; Gould those persons be persuaded 4 nsC liza
invaluable n et.CmC, they would soon dad tb,ir
weak and ceblE;atcu frame strengthened ,briT
lninas Ccinp0SeI, Gnu ali pain, Gud distress driven
rom the sySteur', wh,n the body vii Hsarn renew
us l'st IGOR, ana put O1 = new lfc.H aHo death
ior, awhile &c CeplvCq otIts TTty. What heart bUt
soils E.aa - behold their near relatives and dear
irencs, saaicied - Il by mako from the fatal de-
tro}er bE&~H-ye who are ia5or5uS under disease
lei not au",h'r ha} ci d ght pass without procure
Iug iHis medicine, as u VIII ~ q majority Il cases
-u>Si a IciWaC'rt SUTe Remember GCIays r,o
dangerous; andi oisea-s 10 neglected, its !avases
Nh douuly increase.
%, APEHG2aiOh cc for the United Ststcs. No. 10
NORTH EIGHT Street, where rgccnuenfaUonS
o! hundreds az persons Wag be seen, .i Cf which
have been cured q! benefited bv lie medicine.