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The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-30
The PatchogUc GuiII0tinc.
81 nm opposed TO the practice of making appointments
to office thr REWARD of PARTISAN Seruicc.-GeHerai
HagTiSOHS Letter 10 j. ". BeTTiCH.
NJ OF n on q.


81 nm opposed TO the practice Of mnkns appointments
to office thr REWARD of PARTISAN Seruicc--GeHerm
HayTiSOHS Letter 10 j. NJ BeTiGR,
Seen Harrison WILL in all his appointments, look uonc
10 the welfare OF the nation. No personal consideration
no mere party autlorI--nO combinations Of iuentIa
men, can induce nm tn nominate tn, or remove rom Oh
flee any on; Individual tor mere gdyty purposes. Fuess
o the one hand aud fidelity the other, he only in
qucs which he viii make, and any effort To change
or thWurt this course, will receive his tbukc, and merit
general iguaton."-Ediior Of he Cincinnati RcpubH-
can, The chaumdn Of "my committee"
" 1t the remark of II Roman Consul in carly pc
riOd OF that celebrated Republic, that most striking
trnst was Observable in tie conduct 0l candidates for o
Of power and trust before aud after Obtaining them,
HlrrtSOhS Inaugural.
There is no civilized country on earth in which, on u
change OF rulers, there is such iHqHistioa tor ois
rs We have witnessed in this free Republic. Whenever did
ANY English Minister Nhg or Tory, dorm TO tor ratcr
mar 10 make nm busting of tide walters When did lie
disturb the post Offices the mail contracts ard every thing
tse IN the rBnOIcst degree connected with the govern
mcrt"-D0niei UCJgter in his Worcester Speech in lc9
"Thc daily removal from Office Of Jlrtuols and capable
men, Tor no other thnn independence OF opinion is
A rRosrITrTioN or EXECUTIVE PRIVILEGE Inconsistent
with victnou' principles and true
EHsw0rM's Sqccea, nay Session. 1888,
Sand the people assembled in the forum not in the
days OF Canus and Scipos cast their free votes tor
annual Magistrates pass thu acts OF the senate, bur
10 receive from the hars Of the leaders Of the respective
parties their share Of the pos and to shout for one, or the
other, MS those collected in Gaul or Eg pt md the lesser
Asia, would furnish the larger dividend "NGrriSOu'S IN
aagUrdl.
II No rcmopois from office far opinions sake"-Gen.
HarriSoH
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1841-04-30

"This Badger is the man who recruited the
rogucs employed TO 90 on 10 New York and vote.
and win, according 10 his own confession, wrote
the letters which appear in The Glrntwcrh papers
under the borrowed name Of George W. Rhawn.
il will he recoected that those letters speak of
consignment Of hired voters rs shipment of yarn.
and that Badger admitted in his voluntary affidavit
that he had used this figure of speech to avoid de-
tecon if The letter should happen to fall into the
hands Of the other party"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
VOL. ? NO. s5 WHOLE NO. 81.

Resolved, That we approve Of the couf66
pursued by our Senators, Allen and Tappan,
and also that of Mr.. Matthews, and lbe other
Democratic Delegation from Ohio, and feel
justly proud oftheHtalents, industry, integri-
ty, and the distinguished position they occupy
in the National Legislature.
ResOiUcd, That the Hon. Ezra Dean, M. g.
from Wayne county, Ohio, by hrayely andS
manfuly opposing the passage oflhe biltwhich
gave twenty five thousand dollars Of the peos
ple's money to remunerate the widow and
helrs OfGen Harrison for eectioneerUg ex.s
pendtures, has entitled himselfio the lasting
respect and confidence ofthe unconqueFabIe
democrats of Holmes county.
ResOLUed, That we view with scorn and IN
dguaton the proceedings oftbe "Native Al.
merlcan socielIes" as We believe they are cal.
culated to destroy the privilege granledby the
ConStiutien aud laws of our country 10 fho
poor German, Irish, Scotch; or French e1ii<-
grants or Of what ever name or nation he may
be, Of becoming citizen Of this happy repub.
lie.
ResOlUed, That We believe II to be our duty
as Democrats, and sons Of Revolutionary sires
10 crush and put down all snch societies which
have for their purpose the oppression Of the
emigrauis who have fed from the reign Of dde
potism to land of the free, peaceably if wa
can hut fotcibly If we must.
Resolred, That We are stronger and more
| firmly attached to theprinciales and measures
of Democracy, and pledge our unceaslng ex.
er,iuns to maintain and sdefeud them from fed
eral opposition aud Misrepresentation.
| Res0l0ed, That hard lcider, parched corn,
buckeye beads, jonney.cakes aud coon-skins
never had power TO charm in Democrats
Holmes, and lha, she always has been and all
ways will he, found in the van, when battle
for freedom s.to be fought.
RssOlued, Thai the cause Of Jeffsrsonian do.
mocracy is just, and therefore will! prevail; and
that we will give it such "a long pull, a strong
pull and puI! altogether" on the second Tu-
esday of October next; as will make the cham
pions Of federalism quake and 'tremble in their
shoes
| RcsolUed, That we approve Of he nomna-
tons just made by The Democratic Delegates
| from The several townships, in convention as.
senbed and will use all honorable means, not
only to secure their election but 10 secure them
one hosssud majority over their federal OPP
| pOnents
Resolved, That the proceedings be publish
ed IN the Washington Globe, Ohio Stsesmvn,
CadIz Sentiuel, Ohio Democrat, Cosmopoliie,
aud MI. Vernon Banuer.
JACOB WORRIES, Ptos',
NJ, HoAeLAND.
J. B Koch,
W. Butler,
Vice Presidents.
| Joshua Sponagle,
| VS. Taneyh,ll,
/ SecEetar los.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

had grown Il gst as he approached The nadlt
of hls degradation. And if he sank INTO that
dark, hopeless grave, she euswalhed him in
her broken heart, and laid il in his coffin; or
some mighty angels arm % voice brought him
up from the grave Of Drunkenness, The deep
est ever dug for man, no came forth Lazarus,
hike, bound fast and forever within the cere-
mems of her deathlcss affection.
Such is her sceptre: such are the cords
which sho throws around the hayward and
wandering, and leads HIM back TO virtue aud
TO Heaven, saying, as she gives him in: "Here
am | and him Ohom thou gGusst me"
Worcester, Maas. Juiy 8, lS4l.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
Joshua Sponagle,
W. 8 'Faneyhall,
SecEetar los.
now ro.GErA a CROP or oATs.

gAmiLst tho drought ofthe present year the editor of
Che Visitor hrs boui highly successful in crop ofoals
Land which yielded less Than half ton of hay TO the
acre IA ies summer Of 1899, was ploughed up in The
swar5 abodttis 9Ob Of May ls4O-About 40 loads Of
map6rS wa.e sprsad in ihe acre; portion of it was
thr9ed under The sod portion ploughed to the
deYh bilious ncheu, and portion simply harrow
edundsr pi,d the land prsduced very decent crop Of
ndiau eoti and poIaloes The original sod was hardly
Disturbed sllbef in the last years cultivation or the
ppuslERg oflhe present spring The land was simply
pDughaa isc present spring, and six bushels only
of outs Epon four acres. The oats up SO
t;e,hat several persons pronounced there would be
A6lhing II them early ia June; they branched and
spread IA lht coursc of te summer so that they were
asheasY upon the ruaad us fdouble the quantity had
been 50. ga. some olihem were FIVE feet in height,
aud tlssssws oiIle size or pipe stems. The whole
piece. Wilt he exssphosl hfthe rampLg and rolling o.
2Ver soie sbolS u sifee unruly boys upon the Sab
baibstood up wel-much better and stronger than II
would have done had the blades been more numerous.
Thepiece has been carefully reaped and the result is
two hundred and seventy FIVE stocks of twelve bundles
each, making twelve loads, which will weigh at least
twelve tons. The opinlonis, that the four acres will
turn out full three hundred bushels Of We have
another such piece Ofoats in this parof New
Hampshire; itany man has produced more we invite
him to communicate the fact through the columns oftho
Monthly Visitor -EIll's Monthly Visitor
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
BY KITCHENER & MATHEWS.
From the N. II Register.
rn1M, tTVI ER.TO0

From the ~. II RegisleT'
THE STRING PULLED IN.'-'TYLER-TO0.'
A ne,o Wing Song.
Oh, what has caus'd this great commotiOn, oon, ,ohor
Our country thrOughl
Il is the news fiom Washington,
By which we see that "Tyler Too"
In spite Of all that Clay could do,
Has followed the footsteps of Van, Van, Van,
In spite Of Clay and Dan,
Has followed the footsteps OF Van.
'Orr suffering is intoIerable,' rable, rable,
What shall we dol
For Van we,though fused up man,
But coming events begin to shew
That we We caught Tartar in Tyler>too,
And only are used W ourselves, selves, selves,
Poor unfortunate elves
We only are used up ourselvesl
Oil when we used to drink hard cider, ider, ider,
How very few ot.. -
Supposed thai it would come to pass,
That we should have cause to rue ....e...
The day we elected Tyler tool ass.s..
We little expected to see too, see too,
That his first act wouldbe 10 .-
Indicate such d--n-ble VETol s.r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

How ISLANDER BEe,Ns.--M Mrs Hopkins told me that
she heard Sam Gibbs wife say that John Harris wife
todher. Granny Smith heard that it was no doubt the
widow Baker said that Captain Woods wife thought
that Lanes wife believed that old MRS. Lamb rsconed
positively that Peter Eunbams wife had told Nell Bas.
Sender that her aunt had declared to the world that it
was generally believed that old Mrs SLOUGH made no
bones saying that in herOpinon was matter of
fact that Dolly Lght6ngor would soon be obliged to
get a nsod apron string.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

l SEVERE RETORT.-A man who marries rich
wife must expect to have it occasionally flung in his
teeth. We have heard of areort however, which, we
should think, must have forever slsnced such thusts.
A gentleman who had the misfortune to marry a for
tune, was once exhibiting the fine points ofhis horse
tea friend. "My horse, ifyou please, said his wife;
my money bought that horse" Yes, madam, replied
the husband bowing; and your money bought me too"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

IsDUsTRY AND Ideness' The servants ofndustry are
known by their livery. It's always whole and whole.
sOne Idenoss travels very esureY and poverty soon
ovefdkeS him. Look at the ragged slaves of idenesS,
ududge which is tho best master to serve>..ndustry
or idleness. ~ 83,ot y ,sf ,alt't 4.io9r,1
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

2 A Hopeful PGpiL s-.'Jonaihun, do you know your
catechisml' ss tss ,ttglara 5l,J
r'YeS 'um, guess / DO, some ofit" b .i.i
lt "WelL what's the chief end Of manl' (Scratching
his head) WELL Idon't zactly know, but guess it
must be the latter end =
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
sCHooLLAw.

Atths late term Ofthe Supreme Court, heldin Lake
county, question decided that is matter Of soma
interest to all the School Districts Of the State, and Of
particular interest to township Troasnrors The action
was brought by Oft township Treasurers Of Lake
county against his predecessor in Office, for having re-
tanned three per cent Of the school Fund fee
ceving and disbursng the same. This case ailsr "a
king the usual course Of trial before Jussice ofthe
Peuce aid an appsalto the court Of Common Pleas,
was Sought before the Supreme Court by bill Of sx-
ceptions.
~ This Court, Judges Wood and Grimke on the bench
on the 9Othnst decided that township Treusuren are
not enilledto three pen cent nor any other potion Of
the School Funds as compensation fOrany duaes 70.
ouired ofthem By tie School Law -sCleseund Herald.
BEAT m ANY BODY,
One Jacob Earl, somewhsTein illinois, has secaAlly
bull, frame hous9 one and ahsIl stories high sgasSl
FEET 81 twenty four Pa Vto|heIpopIaed " eo7. ~ ''
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

IRRITABLE CIIRIsTIANs.--We cutths foow-
ing from the Religious Magazine, and comuend it to the
attention of Christians ofirrltable temperament:
There a clergyman who often became quite vex
ed at finding his little grand children in bis study. One
day one of these little children was standing by his moth
GERS SIDE, and she was speaking to him ofheaven.
.Ma,' said he, 81 don't want to 80 to heaven
'Dont want to go to heavenl my sonl Why nota'
'Why sranpa will be there, wont hel
.tWhy, yes, hope he will"
well just as soon as he secs us, he will come scol-
ding along and say, whswl whew whewl what are
these boys here fort don't want to go TO heaven if
granpa is going to be there a
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16
CANT DO lTl"

What volume ofhurpan misery is unfolded in thai
short sentence9 What mighty efforts Of undeveloped
genius are chained by this conclusion of dependency
when barrier chances to nterpose the onward prog
ress of the will and sometimes Of mere voitonl What
domestic unharpiness-whatd downward marches of the
otherwise worthy, toward the gloomy and solitary a.
bodies poverty anxiou solichide that fills the
breas ofthe dependant wife-what arduous wrestling
with the demon ofdespar-what social wretchedness
what national evils all depicted in the spirit ofthe
expressonl II the language only of the seEwrech-
the determination of the weak and imbecile II is
the voice of the moral coward, who standing upon the
shore Of desOate island in the stormy ocean of life
aud looking out upon the billows strewn with the
wrecks Of early grandeur and human happiness is so
banded by fear that he cannot the geam of hope
that aIckers amid the surrounding gloom. Its the
ticulae feelings fthe traveller ofhe desert who hav-
ing gained eminence, sees nothing but barren plain
before him, thirst parching his tongue and WEAKNESS
subduing his strength. But shall he lie down without
hope' Nay, let him press forward make but one effort
and green basis will meet his vision, cool stream
will bubble up from ssme unseen fountain, and he will
reach his journeys emo crowned with the rich rewards
OF perseverance,.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

/ Persian AReedcter. sage wasasl;ed what was the
poit yausble piece Information be had acqnrsds II
lsaipt from blind man, he replied mot TO liR a
foosll Lbad previously with my stick. ascerlanad the
patuleOftAs ground OF which was to putt down a.
gain. r. N
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

FlIny yerysauiiily said: "Ths highest of all char
scseT, IN my esgatiop, is his who as ready 70 par
dSnshe errors q as fhe were every day gull
n himself,' ~. FN., -. p
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

a Yankee boy had WANs Dutch chessO set before
him one day waggsh lsl>;s WIN b0,SsSsr g.so
him no kniis. T.,' a, - N W
"ThisiS funny booking cleee nO.. L. ih0,
Z where shall cntif' ~ 49, Y
tsa"Oh,p said the grinding fisnd, sscul .l.,. -,
.FdIS we'll. said the Yankee, coolIy pulling ,,a.,
his afa elsi jasiun Il Al tomothbn.'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1841-09-16

NBwPHlLADELPHlA onIo THURSDAY EVENING" SEPTEMBER
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1841-01-18
PETERS vEGETABLE PILLS.

from tBe NeE IO7k Examiner.
NJ Z would call attention 10 the advertisement IN
w eur columns to-day Of PETERS, VEGErA
BILE PILLS. We understand BY the best medical au
thsy, that there il preparation Of the day which
Joys envable reputation. At the youth and north,
their has been unbounded, and wherever intro
duced believe they have given the perecct salts
faction. We havo this day had an interview with one
of citizens, Henry r. Fer, who recently cured
of most remarkable end obstinate cutansons eruption,
where the whole body covered with large sslh
some uleers and even the onsils of the throat
away-and BY using these PILLS daily fer zx weeks
was entirely restored to health.
PETERS' VEGETABLE PILLS.
Thew do indeed restore the health Of the body, be-
cause they purify and invgorate the bosd and their
good effects not counteTbaaBcea by any inconve-
nience being composed entirely of vegetables, they do
not expose those who them 10 danger, and their eff
lects are as certain they saluary, they daily
and safely Administered infancy, YOUTH manhood and
old age and to women in the most critical and delicate
ercasfances they de not disturb shock The animal
functions bt restore their order and their
health; and for all lhs purposes which Vegetable PuF
eatiye or certain cleanser Of the whole system are
Gured they stand without rIyaIthey are allowed ts
be all that can be accomplished Iaesieine, bsth fs
power and nHocsnce -
p5-Psr sale by g. K. TYLER,
80 -.z n lsa General Agent,
Corner Of East Balsnoxe and High streets.
nd BY all the Druggists m Baltimore, and ~ Washing
ten, Eesrgetown, and Alexandria, D. G.
10 PAW
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A CHALLENGE.

zOA DOLLARS viii be forfeited to ahy mind
~ vdas Xho w PTo SgS RFsPsrSS99S
Or S.GRS.dP.aRLLLsd. IL Is positively the stTongesi
preparation in existence. One bottle OF lie equal to six
pnis OF strongest syrup that be made, and num-
individuals prepare from il syrup which they pa
in bUtes of different sizes and shapes selling IL as eiT
preparation when in reality il the preparation o. DIR
Ledy the syrup being made from his extract receipt
for which accompanies each bottle OF Dr. Leidy'F srepn
ration whereby if syrup 10 wanted il can be made
MI expense Of two dollars gallon without paying for
the of 81 ls IS Cts bes Or eight 10 ten dsllaTs
gallon. 81
SAINT to the taste taken either h Itself OF IN giass OF
every man, and ckild who can read knows of
It's efficacy, its qualities having beoa and Is daily Being
published in all newspapers.
1t is particularly adapted TO the spring and summer
Seasons, being Of more purifying nature than any 9TH
e medicine ever discovered Its character and tnea-
cy well known throughout the Unlted States, being
IN general and preferred all others throughput the
SUuli and West upwards of IL 900 bottles having been
sold uuring the past II montes. l.4 saF
Numerous CsTIfcates from Physicians and ethezs as
well as lull Glfectans ACCOMPANYING essh boltle
Extract OF letter from Dr.. j. B. Lahiin, Mobile
Extract OF eIler from Mr.. Jsnes C. Malsford Highly
respectable Merchant Of Banmor Q.
"Haying had frequent occasions 70 empiprsY epara
tons OF saIsapara my family during The past ten
years. last year tried yours, and found oae equal
IN efficacy to hve OF auy other that ever used"
Extract Of a letter from Mr SulfoTd Of Northampton.
'Your ExuacI Of Sarsaparilla has performed wonders
with me- havieg restored me TO perfect health, though
for sx years afflicted have described 10 YOU and au
ring THAI time having ted almost every tnlhg a. Wh
having received skiifu medical abundance, during
great portion OF the timer
Numerous recommendations and extracts from vanou
communications could be added bat the geatsxPens
attending newspaper advertising.
II is prepared and sold wholesale and retail al Di
Leidy's Health Emporium, No. l9l North Second 81
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 9Th and Chestnut st.
F. KIett's do. do I'd an Callowhill Sd
James Bends do. do 10th and Locust sts
J Longs and A. Fairer's Drag Stores, Lancaster an
throughout the United siaaee.
Price 81 Bottle.
SeIdby g. s. DUHURST,
Corner of Dngans wharf and Pralts
Lower end Of Centre Market Spae,
ma q Baluu.0ri
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- w. Aims PANAChcA FOR ThR CURE OF
- SCROFCLA, Klns1s e al, R3eumausm, Ulcer
aled Sores, Syphilis and me Of painful and hither
10 incurnble affections resulting there tom; White
Swengs, Diseases of the Liver and Skin, General De-
bty, Es and all diseases arising he. inPsrty q the
blood -
This medicine IL psriezlariy reconstructed IN al
tersrve aad puTieg Of the bleed. 1t gives ens and
vig0r 10 debHted constitutions, which nvalids are an
conscious sf Hnl they have experienced its effects
Its also recommended in diseases where the lungs
and breast are supposed be affected and also where
the consttstien bFokes d0wn BY the ass sf mercury
or quinine. -.1
This medicine has the singular fer tuneajust tribute
10 lis great ment-ef being recommended BY the most
celebrated practitioners OF medicine in the United States
and Europe; whereas, enc OF tho spurious mixtures
msde in imitation of il has the least support fTem the
medical faeulty. This TACT oders argument so plain
and conclusive, that needs emily 10 be mentioned 10
enforce eoHnction. 6weiJzI's PaRaceas recommended
10 all invalids for which Physicians prescribe Ssr
sspzrilla Syrnps, Extracts, sc.
swAim's Psnaeea Is in ToHnd bottles, huted toHsliu
dinay with the following words blown in the gsssf-
"Swslnls Pmacea-P hilada.,n having but one label,
WHICH eaVsFs esfk. with Tie signature OF Wm Swain
ON H. so the cork Clearing sisO uPoH - seal,
The impression, "Wn. Swain, ~ cannot be drawn with
out destroying the signature, without which none y
genuine. The zadIstne may consequently be knsWn
e be genuine when the signature IL vsbei " esuEssr
eli il win be pun ished ss forgery.
Presarsd Of eWAIM'S LABORATORY, Pelsdel-
| phia, and sold by Roberts ATKINSON, ssznsr Of
| Hanover Market streets, Balumsrs
| se2s VIM. SWAIN SON.
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days, without efecung the most delicate constitution
causing any dsagrceahle effect from its operation Ii
is so concentrated render it efficient in small dos
es consequently Il is practicable at atmes, in perform
ing cure much than any other medicine in the
United States and is sold under the plan of no
no pay. Price 81 per bottle.
Also, the Vegetable Fluid Syrup, or Mercurial Ex-
Hacter This inaiibe Syrup is the discovery of old
veteran in medicines, and has leng been in in pFi
vate practice both in Europe and in America and has
never been knewn fail in effecng in all
Of mercura diseases and where persons had given up
the thought of ever getting we'll IL ls indeed an nva-
liable medicine and whilst 1t has this new and peeul
effect upon the bones affected with mercury, il at the
same time puries the blood from the remnants of We
nereal disease Scrofulous Affections, Spotches and
Eruptons upon the Skin, old standing and ndoeRt Ill
Gers upon the legs and elsewhere, attended with gen.
eral debility. This medicine stands unrivalled-it il
not only the greatest purifier ever known, but at the
same time il strengthens the whole nervous system, gil
wing fresh and permanent tone to the broken cOnsttu
ton. Price only 81 so per bottle
These medicines for sale At the LABORATORY
Of DIR. BOWLBY, BROTHER, co, No. 90 Souri,
CHARLES STREET, between Pratt and Lombard streets
the corner of Uhler's Alley, and st the General
geney Office, No , PITT STREET, between Front ST.
and Bazaar Bridge. Plan Of no cure no pay.
We beg leave say strangers, and the afflicted OF
both sexes;be your guard and do not be ed with by
the miserable compounds sold in this city, by some
Of the apothecaries-they calculated to deceive IN
most cases where they used. Those suffering un-
der the above SYMPTOMS are assured that the above
named medicines they wl find the true balm and sure
comforter.
We will keep on hand a full and efficient assortmen
of Trsses ofthe best quality, suspeRsaOTy Bandages
Hip Draws for diseases Of the back and groin-as0,
certain for the Bleeding Piles, &c OBJ