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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

Revolutions N South America The Joufn,l -,
Commerce publishes the following late intelIieenc.
from the Pacific brought by the brig Cashier. from
Chagres, the 26,h ult
Peru, May 1914. Intelligence wa. received \, Linn,
by cypress, from Pay,a that General Santa Cru, Ind
attempted the invasion OF the Province of Piur.. On
the 9Th oil May, one hundred and fifty men, command.
cd by colonel, were disembarked at Pay,a. and
marched Immediately to Piura, the Governm.n, NJ
winch having orders withdraw from the place in cas-.
such an event, they took quiet possession
on the goth OF May 300 Government troop, rere
embarked at Csoa on board large TRANSFORM and the
Peruvian brig Of war Constitution and sailed the Sam.
day ioi Lambyque the port Of TruIllo where thew
would JOIN 800 more troops and march upon the in,ur
gents Piesiden, Gamma was in Arequipa with 800
men, whittier he had gone 10 que revolution in that
province he ided by General Yivsnco whom he de-
ieaied and drove into Bolivia. As The steamer Perm
ssed Tor isay on the evening OF the 20th and advice,
we're sent by her to Gamma, IL /. probable that 800
troops would be placed In Lambyioue in fifteen d.,,
and the plans OF Santa Cruz be entirely defeated
by sd'iees received IN Psnam. from Gusyonil m
May 18TH Gen. Santa Cruz was still Their. md b.d
bought one or two small vessels, which he was 6uing
Dui iuI men-of-wsr
The provinces Of Panama and v.r.qu. h.yi,, 70.
'oi'ed IRON Cen1rai-Sew Grenadan Government, asd
rave declared themselves independent under the n.,oe
d the State OF the lsihmus Of Panama They had
f'med Constitution which sworn 10 IN nosi
olemn manner 10 the public square Of Panama on m,
s'h Of June. DR. Thomas He,sra va. elected Pre-.
dent The city was very gay, and balls in honor Of
he new ConsIitutioa and Pfssdeu, we're frequent
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
LABOR LOST.

II, morning, mail brought US The Vernon, Watch.
r,n With = senerou, two-eolumed dissertation 70.
,re.ns oOr course in regard to the State ticket
P,,c, Is restored by the resignation Of the eandd,,.
she's large Orf'o" II peeti, had opposed to the
osooe Of 'hc convention. For once, are .ouy for
n, ,c'icaen' Of peace In the which was in pro-
PES We could most heartily fight To It's end, feeling
70 IL discharge OF duty And We wish i, distinct
y gad,s'ood that we now support those nominations
., 'ss H,ce'niy in order 10 do wha, is within our
po~o 10 save Democratic Vernon, from the curse OF
'ooo iocolsm. That Col Paine III make rood Cor.
rh~, may not. perhaps, he denied bu, tina, he was
cry brought before the people, or hot he ira, IA,
iNe' Of ne me,o'Iy Of WAg rofer, We do mos, reli.
f,nly DENY
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

Fire On the nigh, of the 2i,, July uI,.. III. Fu,
nace Blsck,mi,h-shop and Coal House belonging 70
the National Hydraulic Company situated in Proc.
~rsviile' Windsor county, W., were entirely consum.
ca by ire The fire is supposed to have originated
from the forge in the shop. 1t was, with very grea,
dhcul'y that the adjacen, buildings we're preserved
and certainly could no, have BEEN bu, for the we'll d.
rec'ed efforts of the Fire Ensine Company, which,
using one Of Hubbard's Paen. Engines made BY said
company to admirable effect, were enabled to ptusec,
the contiguous buildings, which We're frequently on
ire The entire loss will 20, be less than $1,000 90,
about 10000 only, covered bv insurance in the VI
Mutual Principal sufferers, Messrs T.. Blood and
w. Newcom'- Vermont Mereurv.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

h.. -hr Oil 10 cay Of Ia, own county, A spirited
M wn held IN LOdlo-, last week, ln which il
vn sa.ninoSsly resolved 70 svppor, lodge Williams
go NJ Ceobdss-s notice vas sent Us calling aim
boz nesuns 10 Chester. lsrs. sroon, Of matter Of
xs baore, together with numerous facts RESTING
,s tie CASE. ~H In type and would have appeared in
y Ss,, paper had no, the unfortunate rv.iRn.,ion
NJ Hill,n, niPped all IN the bud ], would hav.
-,n found that enough could he said 10 clear our skin,
rl ,a hat ~ss charged could be charged upon n,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

sloos The winding rseh far ds,sn in he vale hslcws
He VAS rather above TIE ordinsi, height. dressed Ia
es,k. With his hat pressed down upon his srows hs
bach towards me- % halted within is~ lee, behind
him. felt this solitary .,rsng.r's hs,r beat in Unison
Nth my own, and stood sull % nby impulrs, not
wishing to disturb his seeming quiet A. the ,rsir o.
care diminished IN the increasing DISTANCE, and entered
The gorge Of the hills almost Of view. the stranger
raised his hands towards heaven, and IN voice uma-
lous with agitation, he ferven,y exclaimed 'Fsrs~sa
fA"s here ndrsircs-tAc. poor msn f,s.i, fsrrvsa
and turning abruptly his heel he me- ADD drop.
ping his head with partial how of sslu,s,ion. he pa,s
ed with quick sno hurried step b, me DO, saw
that the fountains OF his soul were broken The bia
iesfs were oousing down HI, many cheeks, and gls.
'ening in his deep, darn eye. wcp, also as he ~sh.
ed away, and loved HIM Tor his sorrow II was
General Murphy Of Ohio, the cal, and srden friend
ofGeneral Harrison, whose eloquence had shaken The
western country, and had gained him the title OF ,hs
Patrick Henry OF the West
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
MORAL RELIGIOUS AND MISCELLANEOUS READiN

name. seis feet above the sea level He aisO, With
Dr. Jsekson, ~s one the Eia part, who ever ride
90 horseback To The top Of Noun, ws.hins,cn, esee
feet high. Mr. VIZ lssou we're also great and sue.
eessul In the chemical analysis Of minerals sad sols
as recorded In the Report.
DR. Jackson 10 Of opinion tina, the sandstone Of the
Connecticut valley does lie over whs, are called
the Coal measures, 80 would he In vain here to search
iot coal, The ocean, he thinks, up to
Mount Hoyoke. and the ri'er, In spe,eo, tines Of fs
greater dimensions.
Biologists have differed a. 10 the rock Of Noun
Warrington. DR. Jsevon regard. it AZ, oo,r.. van
ely Of mica slate. passing into sneis, The sneula
and IA, blocks wiihou, number on the sides and sum
init are mica slatc. Il Northampton Gourmet
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

80 eo"eeuon Of selected and original matter and ID.
so"rnsd With beautiful vie~ Of -cro-.
Vso named celebrated place on Hud,on.
n". BOT the Plate ofFsshion.,--o y. p.,en,ee. Of
Wv 'o'oO'oo'-ys preeious gems Of s,formi,,-,.
"''eo little dsleaies-ye rr,vs-digser's best
"'shos-sod' Of nonsense pity nor,als
'efmon' si'ls wan, to know the erse, dimension.
o. fashionable New-Yortadys waist, given in bar.
ICONS or sr'eenth-inch messurcs-,hey hsv, no.
non OF sending their finger ring. to hoop them with
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
Fot the Herald.
Rutland Sotisiy Of Literature and Nitntt.

wa you permit me Mr. Editor to call the attention
oil The reading part Of the people OF this town. TO the
Importance Of sustaining the Association, established
"utng The last year, for taking supply Of periodic
puohca'ions The plan as established has thus far
WORKED well In such associations the means Of grea,
improvement and OF much enloymen, are provided a,
small e1pense-an expense, in fact, that comes within
the power OF all in this community, II they so choose
i Young mechanics especially, the works already
taken afford at'he same time of ptesen, pleas
ufe as Wen as OF prospective improvement, ! hope il
may not De taken amss 10 sugges, the wealthy far
mers IN this vicinity tina, they could do themselves.
Their sons and daughters, and the community amone,,
which they live, no better service than by liberal sub
spon 70 SO tar increase the funds Of the Society as
10 enable them to take in addition to the works a,
present on their list few OF those standard but more
expensive agricultural journals. The educated Me.
chanlc and the scientific Agricul,urist, are now the
master workmen.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

htmarke' 295 beef cattle, IS cows and calves, 1000
sheep and 900 swine.
frees. Beef catue.-Wc quote to correspond with
las, week. First qsaliiy s. IS o 90. Second quail.
ny, 5 % TO SO Third, 90 10 70.
Cows and Calves. Sales were noticed at tis, -,
IS, 90 and IS.
Sheep. Lots were sold from Oh 25 to 800, accord.
ing to quality.
Swine. Several lots Of sows al 81 "a Barrow,
at 5; pigs at retail from 5 TO T.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

Inc A'dd'ebury Peopies Pen make. the following
well-tned inquiry
How does such measure Of high.h,nded injustice
O's""ing' as gfsiuiy, two hundred millions OF
acres Of the public domain feou,ilv ~. ,,-., ~ ~,
upon 'he States IA which they are located so s,tenu.
"usy urged upon Congress 10 Is4O by the leaders OF
loco-ocoism with Calhoun a, their head compor, with
,et present anxiety to preserve them az source of
income Tor The support Of government
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
1.-THE GUILLOTINE ~

mf~baer' an Indian agent, appointed under the
T. s administration, being found capaci,a,ed" has
feen 'uillonned-yes, verify, Brother Eastman, HI,
ead dean % " and no man can put it on again -
wax nee copy this into thy "Pachologue GuilIo,ine "
circumstance which hath not before occur
PED slnee thee became man.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
PROMISE REDEEMED.

wv" "r present publishers Of the Herald com
80 us issue, II will be remembered promise was
use paper OF superior quality as soon as the
machine Of White, Henderson q Co. OF this town.
'10 DC 'e' in operation. The present number is a
'1s-e Printers can be supplied with similar ar.
We on liberal terms.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

T hAhiruPt ball passed the senate by a majority
only. Ii is truth which oogL, 10 be told, that
senators took opposite SIDES a, the ballot Mr.
!. voted 'of and Nj Prentss against il. IL. due
l'sa''s, however, To say ,ha, It was to some de.
oe o'l an i,s prov,s,on Tor the creditor a. being
'e'' rather than TO the generAl iL,enientions Of
* '4l' 10 wl,ieh he objected.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

Affecting fnel41ni. tn. correspondent, O, -. n.
n"1Ie 1sn, SPEAKING OF the removal Of ,h. remain. Of
Approaching the brow Of Ii. bill nsa, % -,
once The private rssdenee Of the immortal W..b,,e,,,
e.aeld liitls IL advance Of ns ,ol..y, od,yisn,r
gazing in'sn'ly % the sying P.se.u,, a. y -h..I,J
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03


'n' at undertaking newspapers the Bellows Fall,
E1Heue says
- - ITO be serious however, our price for
"s2e'te Is - per annUm and o. so il maid in ad
Noe te1cnsive OF transportation of course-IIgR
" have never sent bundles at less pIice e1cepi
.nns The three moslhs preceding the last election.
e9 we sent them some (D at the rate OF 81 per wear
ga 1871 about hundred dollars BY he speeulafion.
sagh is lesson shall not forge, ill our debts are
Fa and II We send papers again at less than cost We
." Know 1t. We have fcuaS oar that a man mus,
'fge business To make hiring IL he sells papers
'"oh cost NINE shillings for SlX,"
wonderful discovery, surely. We hope You'll learn
'hdom by your sufferngs. Blu, allow US to tell YOU
'hor story; it will raise a bump which will need
"igying 4 few weeks since. (no, more than i2l a
nan from neighbonng town came into our office
' we were sweating away at the ''man-kiler," C,he
|t'"l aud walked up as straight a cob and promp,
'esPiain of mud soow, when the following shot,
voc sweet conversation ensued:
S"'do you vani to send me the Herald for one dol
h ,eMi"
No air.
men 'h'nt take it, for the BELOW, Fails Gazette
,s'''e' io' that IN our region"
Le' " circulate, then and be--ru,n,dr"
"0''he'' at present, deponen, saith not)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

"0nah IN New York has been ,uapr1soa,d for
""eHy eeshns her husband fot getting drunk. We
should think she lacked bu, l,,le Of being br,,,,
herself
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

Ia inoues, was held in Philadelphia. over the body
OF child which had sfarred 10 death from being neg.
lec,ed by It's drunken mother Can mind conceive any
thing more shocking
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

AasS" number Of the Ladie. 'companion comes
-. .ohg With rs bewi'ehihs graos.. Ifthe L,de.
r''o'lis they eeSsre to be Consa1.o-le,, all
"F' iis beautiful number, stored with very
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
4eAR1xnN
In this town. on the 9Th ult by Rev ID. paihet, Mr..
Joseph Allen to Miss Polly Burdt all Of this town.
MARINA
Died.

In Dandy, July Goth, Of yphus fever, Mr.. John c.
White, aged 40.
Also, in Dandy. on the 10Th July. Of mp,ion,
Mary M. Hoyes, daughter of benjamin T.. Hoyes, in
het 23d year. The Woonsocket Pstrio, and Paw,uck.
et Chronicle will please copy.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
VERMONT.

The following interesting statistics of the several
states In New-England, save Rhode Island collected
iron, 'e returns OF the late census we find arranged in
The Mlddlebufy Peoples Press. As the editor says,
Inc comparison OF our resources with older more i'm
proved and populous States raised US to an elevation
lar beyond our most sanguine an,cipatons There is
not one OF them of equal and population which
can boast oil such varied and abundan, productions of
agriculture, although much Of our soil has never been
suodued by the axe and the pillow. To the acquisitions
OF commerce and manufactures we make small preten.
slons But in soil uIuria,ins in agricultural wealth,
vermont is the unrivaled queen of New England
Franklin Mes'enger.
The following exhibits the agricultural productions
OF the States mentioned in round numbers.
RIsh. Of
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

OF sugar, Vermont produces above 1000 900 lbs
twice as much as all the res, of New England The
value OF our daries is 1872 900 little less Than all
the rest of New England. The value Of the pro Iuc,.
OF our orchards is 100000, nearly double tina, of
the other states We have mentioned Thus it appears
that Vermont. with population OF 29l 900, and by
two centuries the junior of the other states produces
more gram cattle sheep, WOOL sugar and potatoes.
with the exception of Maine to the latter article
than any other state in New England and especial,
ouis'nPs old Massachusetts, with population Of 1877
900 and Maine with population of 500 900, both pos.
sessng territories vastly more extended
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
Ellis Vegetable Pills and Ointment

Ellis Vegetable Pills and Olrtment
ELLs' VEGETABLE PHI Ls ~. ,ss,,Ll, -,
:" me e'e.sing up Of levers rsfss bss. sLoi,
'ho aiI diseases incident 10 bad ID. d...
'e"s.h. Ih.y are bsy ohd doubt III. h..t n.d,,,..
.m,y m.doin. ttsy a., unt,allsd '"' -
Enis' Vegetable Olaf ut cure, a.. -,
a.. ,a''I, '.,ia. sh e.ae.'., Oo.., .sd ali $780,
H.. r,1i. ~. Isl os'"en' ever s,sntod-so ts..t.s.
u, Pm, - 1850 ~ ~ - 10 this seeiiaa II rsa,,,,
..., :, = nov dressed and Liaa ). Zoe. 10 Al, .n,y.
n<... pono'H' then TIE .sh.e,ibs,, I.,, a, .,.,
"sil supply -heL hoy oA-, Los s.ls
Rsilsnd Ii .. 49,. BURT MASON
- wv
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

Of Ra.os .rss. stss.,. .s ss. :,
ned a. Rutland within and Tor said district the POM
day Of July, A. ID. le4i.
Present WIN Han Jpd,s
Chsupcsy Gre. ,admn pom the stat, Of
Green, iss Of Dandy in said dIsle decreased int
having made application to this court Ia W. the tins 4.
lowed Tor the Of the debts Of said decrs.ed
rnoeo one year from the ID day of June last Il
th"t the cohsdertton thereof be referred the Lot o,d.
oeg the 9th day Of Sept ne1 and that copy II TIN,
Ger oe published three weeks successvey the Rutland
uefAid newspaper printed IN SAID Rutland M, ,.,s
'hefr'o NATAL concerned appear and object 10 ths
same u They see cause. A true copy OF record
-o, -------h HENRY HALL, Register.
D.'ne. of tI.nd, Is stated p,os,. we. S .,s
held OF Rutland within and for said di,,r a, m. 60
dsy Ut August, A. ID le4i >"'
Prssent WIN Hui, Judge
Lyoia roy, administrative up the estate Of k,Ii..
ray, late OF ssid Rutland, d~cess~s Ip.s,.,. 49,.
inso- application 10 have the sine 70, p.,in, an. a.t.
OF sad deceased extended on. year from N. pib 10,
10 ORDERED that the conside ration OF aid
oe referred To the hia sooday being IN. Oh d,, ~
neiti and that copy OF this order bs n.k
'eo 'hf.e weeks success v-ly previous thereto an ar.
herslds newspaper printed IN said that
81 concerned msy sPPesr and object the same AZ ,b.,
N-33 HENRY mar 49,,
NoIICE !. hereby gwen to all th. p,ou,,,,o,, ma -
o~h.ts Of The town Of Nendon IN IN, cd,n,. -
mai peitfon vii he preferred to th.
neii to b. holden Mont psl., OF N. "a rha,.
80 ntit praying for isI slth. lssa. 10 go
sh o' hsndon tlasds rqse..r.d to pob. Don, I'd 49,
.ole purposes sie.ptedI purpose Of a.IIn. 40 go.
'"s '"sos asa building bridges "a sad town
ItyfMFTf WILKINS. s's f.' s"..
n,. JOSEPH CURTIS Of Mead,
dsy NJ Lats
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

"fepiy 10 an article in the Herald relating to an a,
''P at undertaking on newspapers, the Bellows Fall.
Gse,,e saw
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

District OF Rutland, s.. ~ SPECIAL probs,. eou,t
day Of July, A. ID Is4I " ~ '
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

Yarn and Bats.
RuhT MASON k.,. 70, al. ca,,o. w.
- Bate. c.p~s fts 's i"si Cstss
HstAss LAY - 1871
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03
Present WIN. Hall JpdN

D:"e. of ".nd IS .,.sS '% p,ss.. TIE, a ct:
hed Rutland within and for SAID dis,re, on the a.
day Of August, A. ID. ls4i. '"'
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-08-03

Wagons.
II WsSr.ss "'' ace tso hes-s
tAhsd, ,sg u, ls.I So,
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18
TERMS:
r1,E NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
TERMS

ruE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
i [nublished weekly, at three dollars per anFum 9H
p1GaGT aTe notice Of his desire to discontinue at
s % of the pstod fn for %hiob eG
PaG naner continued at the option of the Editor,
ANU anu ordered to be stopped; but no paper will be
discontinued, dna until all aIrearages are paid -
~ nU1N IN adronce So, will be entitled to a
Pae PPscept for s6 two years subscription to the
fsSsan8ari-or tOO copies Of the Standard for one
year nvrerIsEnENrs, WE exceeding fourteen lines
sses saSssquen 9E
hVe ength in proportion. If the number OF in
seOns ssfata be not marked on them, they will be con-
finued until ordered out ~
Count 4drertisenpents and Sherif's Sales will
L. @%srqed trenty-fpe per cent. higher than the
uSG1i deduction of 333 per cent. will be made to
.,o.a Who advertise by the year.
tnoSs ,etters to the Editor must come free or
.oatto9e, or they may not be attended to-
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

An Extraordinary Rescue The New York
Sun says: On Friday morning, qs Mr.. Phil
lip Smith, was walking in the neighborhood of
the state prison wharf, he heard the screams Of
an infant apparently proceeding from the water
and fastening in that direction, he discovered in
the dock woman about % years of age, who
had been in the water till her clothes had be-
come saturated and sunk, and herself so exhaust
ed with her efforts and overcome by the water
she had swallowed, to be unable to use her
voice at ALL She. however, hung on with one
hand to log of the dock with DEATH grip, and
IN her other arm she supported an infant some
three months old, whose cries it was that had
fortunately attracted Mr.. Smith to the spot. Mr..
Smith instantly procured the assistance Of a
couple Of men whom he discovered short dis
tance off, and between Them they managed to
save both mother and child. They did so by
taking one of their party by the heels, lowering
him in the dock till he could reach the suffer-
eers and after hauling him up with the infant iq
his hands, performing the same kind office tor
the mother"
The North-Carolina standard., 1841-08-18

GENERous-About four hundred dollars have
been raised in Richmond, Va. and vicinity for the
passengers saved from the William Brown nov
in that city.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22
WinOOsISi Iron Foundry.

THIS concern is yet in operation, and ready "a
i execute all orders for castings IN good order, and
OF good metal, for various purposes. The subscriber
is ready contract otherwise for the building
of mills of all descriptions, being in situation TO fur
nlsh all the materials short notice. Contracts vii
be taken very low. Plans of all kinds Of mills made
on application to the subscriber, and warranted cor
recti which will save cost in building and also many
blunders.
An assortment Of castings such MS kettles, ploughs
wagon boxes, wagon arms, sleigh shoes, box anC
cooking stoves, very snperhl ,cIe for doing large
busn IS with little work and flcl, all of which can b.
found at all times, at this concern Patterns made t.
order o. reasonable Terms. Also the subscriber offer
for sale one first rate high pressure steam engine
four horse power good article, built from leicester
plan and has been in use, which will be sold reasona
bic and on credit All orders TO the subscriber Bur
ngton, VI will receive attention
JESSE GAY.
Winooski Village, Nov. 10.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1841-01-22

- 1
wi ~ ~ ,;'., .n, ,sj f,r ,her name IN
~ ~ nefc a, s.n';I a,,ion IN nnricno the
thef ""n I b an" af ia "nd umr lien with
spr ','' ,I ,rar NV In m,nv hmTreI certified
rehe", aI" t, ".' ,e,, n,Il ',u, f. and in almost
Ca . NV. ~ II; Which ,h human frame *
TsIrs n W, ~, I,,. 81 Nnrr,r,. Irr phi, ,yD
T p ..o "~inH barc Ienn grra,lIv and nubirlv
lkNiA - IN IN ,h ,ar'nr Gnn,,;aJ and Who
achlloN,useo -! .'o p,,n ,,i't ,Lr bramiC'lv nh
we're m'"N 'n ,,i n bev are comnonI
J>u,''Iou i,','L ~, =. ,h ,ecn,l: ar,
eMn' 1FE MTmJCI\ ro,"m,nd ibem,eIv. in
, in' - .. ,,., fr o1,1 No. cr,,,inn' Their trst
eroon !. ", loosen from the COATS Of the stomach
an1 bowels the various mpuri,ie, and crudltics
,r,r, srnrr around them: and 70 remove the har-
nnnI t,cc. ,yh.h collect in the convoluions of the
m,..t in,c.,nes O,bcr medicines only partially
lc.,se ,hn,e and leave >uch collected messc behind
A. TO nrodnce hahual co,,vcness, with all its tram OF
evils mr. sudden darrhna, with lis imminent dagcrsn
Thi. fac, is well known 10 all regular ANTAGONISTS
,rhory,mine The human bowels after death and hence
The nr.;nre ot,hose wen informed men agains, quac
melirinc,-or medicines prepared and heraded to
,b, nnlic Lv Iruoranl persons The second effect Of
The il. Medicines is TO cean,e the kidneys and the
adIc and bv This mean, the liver and the lungs, the
Observation-Disclosures olwhich entirely depends upon the re-
r,Inr;tv Of The uriuary orrans. The blood, which
,ole * color from The agency Of the liver and the
Imng before il the heart, being thus purified
Iv Them, and nouri,b,d by food coming from clean