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Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19
Genius-The Spirit Of the AGE.

We greatly regret that the pressure Of
other matters, prevents our inserting a
coplous and detailed sketch Of Mr.. Ben.
crott's Lecture, delivered on Friday eve
ming, before the Mercantile Library AS
soclatlon. The Musical Fund Hall was
thronged with fashion and intelligence on
the occasion. Mr.. B. selected for his
snbject-'That Genius is but the express
sion of the Spirit of the Age The gen
eral tendency Of the lecture was an ad-
vocacy of the opinion that horoes. philos-
ophers, and other distinguished men,
were the representations and embod,-
ments of the spirit of the age;-that they
were not SO much to be attributed to the
nature and energies Of the individual
man. as to the spirit which spoke within
him, and urged him forward. This was
the spirit of the age, SO frequently ex-
essed by the term genius Poets and
poetry-artists. painting, and sculpture
philosophy and scicnce-were all adj
duced in illustration.
The American Revolution was the fruit
of time. The spirit of the age came from
the chamber of light; and the American
resolution was the voice Of popular pow
err. Bryant, as poet; Franklin, as a
philosopher; La Fayette. as champion
of freedom; and George Washington. as
the father OF his country; were all happi.
LILY alluded to. In commenting on the
copyright lay, the lecturer had no obiec-
ton to such laws on that subject as were
reasonable, as authors were men, and
must live by bread; and laws to guard
their works were rational and expedient:
but he objected to any enactment that
seemed to infer the claim Of genius. as
having a property in its productions that
would reach throughout the globe, and
extend through the centuries. Such
works should be as the fragrance of the
flower Or the light Of the sun, which, like
the air we breathed. was free to all. A
fine tribute was paid to the memory Of
Or. Charming; and America was des-
cribed as land Of action rather than of
scholarship. In conclusion. Mr. B. OBJ
served that even in the humblest spheres,
all of US had some breathings of genius;
and all should remember, that no obscu-
rity was so great, that it could not be said
that any person had lived in vain.-PAig.
adelphia Museum.
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Sd. .Se9isCattfe.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Monday. Jan. 9Th, '43.
RESOLUTIONS.

BY Mr.. Parks, That the Committee
of Courts enquire into the expediency Of
providing by law that when dispositions
have been filed in suits pending in court
of law, one or more terms before the tri,
al thereof, that unless exceptions be ia
ken in Writing to such dispositions before
the term of Court at which trial is had.
that the Court shall not consider them
but permit the dispositions to be read.
BY Mr.. Lewis, That the Committee
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19

.MscAnnical Operations of The Mouth
Some of the operations of the mouth are
deserving of particular notice. They
will be found to elucidate several philo-
sophicaI principles, and attention to the m
would certainly have enabled inventors
to have anticipated many useful discoye-
ries. We have in book observed that
the mouth is often employed as forcing
pump in eiecting liquids, and sucking
one when drawing them through syphons
or through simple tubes. We have just
seen how it raises hot liquids, by draw
ing a stream Of air over them; and ma
chimes, on. the same principle, have been
made 10 raise water. 1t is often used as
bellows to kindle. and everv body en-
ploys it to cool victuals, by Blowing. 1t
even acts as stove, to warm our frozen
fingers, by giving out heated air. Many
make condenslng air-pump fit, to fill
bladders, beds, and air-pillows; some
make an exhausting one of it; and in all
it acts continually as both in respiration.
How often does it perform the part of
a;:hle, an organ, or whistle to produce
music!-of an airgun, to shoot bullets
and arrows, from the sarbacan land not
to weaty the reader, when employed in
smoking pipe of tobacco, we see in OPP
Grafton the Identical principle of fncrea-
sing the draft Of locomotive chimneys by
exhaustion-i. e. a sucking apparatus is
applied to that extremity of the fue that
is farthest from the tire-a device paten-
ted in Europe a few years ago.-EsO-
b0nk'S HudaGmhca md .WechnracS :.
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The Hon. Daniel E. Huser has been
elected by the Legislature of South Car
olina to the United States Senate, to fill
the vacancy occasioned by the resignation
of Mr.. Calhoun, who retlres after the 4th
of March next.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19
MISCELLANEOUS

from hiss Leslie's Magazine for Januory
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19

A woman by the name Of Ann Jeffe
ries says the Warrenton paper. was fount
dead a few miles from that place on Fri
day last.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1843-01-19

The iNiUpr's Doctrine. 1t is stated
that number of persons in Philadelphia
have become inoculated with the Miller
doctrine Of the destruction of the world
during this year. One poor man has
been sent to the insane hospital.
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SHERNAN'S CAMP HOR orGlEAD
ACHE@LLZENGES,

Give Immediate reIlel ia Nervous or sick
Headache papHatloD Of The heart, low
ness OF spirits, despondoncY, Iaiiamma
tory orrputrd sore 4hroat, bowel or sun'
meg complaint, iaiutlng, oppression, or
q sense Of sinking of the chest, ehoItc,
spasms, cramps OF the stomach or bow
els, hYslerieal affections and all nervoas
Diseases, drowslness through the day
add ~wakeIrness at night; cholera or
cholera morbls, diarrboea, iassItude, or
sense Of .lahgGe. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will fad the
Lozenges really revivlng and imParting
the buoyancy of youh--used after dIssI
patton, they~wIII restore the tone Of the
system generally, and remove all uu
pleasant symptoms arising from too free
living.
Joseph B Nones, Esq Vice President
of The Washington Marine Insurance
Company has suffered tor years with
nervous headache, iGat ~GothIpg would
relieve tilI he used these LoaeHges. which
removed 1t entirely in Is minutes.
DR.. G llunter'l08 sixth Av., has been
subject to violent attacks of headache,
so as to mako him almost blind fortwo
or three hours at a time. Nothing ever
afforded him any relieftiI he tried these
Lozenges, and they cured him in few
minutes.
DR.. A o Castlei il04 sixth Av., has
used them repeatedly and never knew
them to fail. .
Price 25 cents per Box,
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sAsr. Aetfrs' Vegetable Anti
biIIIOI,s .PigIs.

are@the most uuryaled remedy ', ever dis.
covered by tho Ingenuity Otman. Ihoy
are sovereign cure (Or the following
complaints: Yellow and, Bilious Feyers
| Fever audsAgue, Dyspepsia, Group, Llv.
ct Complaint, Sick lleaduchey JauadIcc,
T Asthma, -Dropsy 5Hhcumalism, Enlarge.
mcnt Of The Spleen. Piles, CoIn Female
'tObstFuclions, Heart burr, Fmred tongue
Nausea, Dlstension5 Of the Stomach and
Bowels, lnclprent DlsrrhGd +, Flaluence
habIIual Cos'Yeness, Loss of Appetite,
BIote hedor SaIIow Complexion, and, in
d! all cases Of Topor~oi the Bowels, ,~wbere
Ia Calha.tio Drama Apetient is needed.
sRhoyFare exceedingly mild IN their
opefatton, producing neither Nausea,
Griping, nor Debility, They are extcn.
sIVel y.Hsed and commended by PtacG.
sing Physici0na, IN ali parts of The Union,
from whout eny1quantlty of,carliticales
Of their value can be obtained.
Dr. G Smith, of Woodstock. IVA.
says;--"They arc better Pill than /
can make" .-He recommends them to
all
Tho Agent at Slrasburg, Va. says he
supplies families for thirty miles around
With Peters, Pills, and they perform such
remarkable that'they are eprelerrad
to every otherrmediCtne.
Mrs E Ward oINew York, was trou
bled with Dyspepsia and. Liver complaint
Tor fifteen years. BY using these yalua
bic PlIISadshOrt time, she was complete
ly restored.
Mss Clark, daughter Of Col. Clark
was afflicted with Irregularities and Oh.
strucllons, attended with most distress
sing symptoms. She was cured by us.
ing DR.. Peters Pills.
Hon L D Davis was afflicted with
Rhemmatism SO as 10 be unable to dress
himself. Three boxes of Petors' Pills
entirely cured him.
But why multiply tesiimonalsH We
say to all try DR.. PETERs' VEGETABLE
PILLS, and we will guarantee that alter
wards you will use them in preference
to all others.
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.DOClOr SIlcrman3S

Medicd'ed and Fancy Loapnge Ware
hOusP, l47 Main Street, beiUeea Third
dHd FOHth, Cincinnati, Ohio.
SHERNANS COUG HLOZENGES
Arethe safest most sure and eGeclual
remedy for Coughs, Colds, Consump-
lions Whooping cough, Asthma, Tight
ness o the Lungs or chest, SIC. The
proprietor has never known an instance
where they did not give perfect satlsfac
ton, Several thousand boxes have been
sold during tho past year, restoring to
health persons IN almost every Stage Of
consumption, and those Iaboring under
tho most distressing colds and coughs.
IThoy" 40 anot cheek and dry up the
cough, but rendorit easy,promoto ex,
ptcloratlOn, aliay The tickling or irria.
ton, and remove the Proxmate or excl,
ting cause.
The Rev. DR.. Enstmond, ofthis city
gave few TO lady, a friend of bls,
who hdd beengiven up by her physician
and friends as in Tho last stage of con-
sumption. The first Lozenge gave her
considerable relief, so thpt she was en-
cOuraged 10 persevere in their use; and
through the blessing of God they resto-
red he: TO perfect health.
Mr. g It Matthews, s. Caroline street
suffered year'with hard tight cough,
pain in"vhe side, splitting of blood, and
all the usual symptoms Of consumption.
The lezcnges relieved him Immediately
and'ina lew weeks restored him TO pcr
feet health. tie says they are the great
est cough medicine in tho world.
Over 5000 persons have given their
names within the last year as a refer.
cncc OF the wonderful virtues of these
I.Coush Lozenges, They cure all recent
leases IN a few hours, seldom requiring
more than one day to entirely eradicate
the most distressing ones,
7 Price only rs cents per box.
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SHERMAN'S WORM LOzENGES.

SHERWAN'S WORM LOZENGES,
Proved iG more than 100000 cases. 10
be lnfallible; The only certain worm de
slroyIng medicine over discovered
Many discusses arise from worms, and
occasion long aud intense suffering, and
even death, without their ever being sns
pectod; grown persons are very often
afflicted with them, aud are doctored for
various complaints, without any benefit,
when one dose OF these l4ozcnges would
speedily cure them.
Symptoms Of Worms. Pain in tho
lolnts'Or limbs, offensive breath, picking
at tho noso, grinding of the teeth during
sleep, aud at times u pOloness about tho
lips with flushed checks; bleeding AT the
nose, a gnawing at tho stomach, flashes
OF heat over The surface Of The body. sIiuht
chlI's OF shlVerlngs, headache, drowsi-
ness, vertigo, topper, disturbed dreams,
sudden starting IN sleep with fright and
screaming; sometimes troublesome
cough, Ieverlshness, thirst. pplid hue,
Its, bad taste in he mouth, difficult brea
thing, pain In nIbe stomach and bowels,
lallgno, nausea, equonmlshness, voTa
cIous appetite, lcanness, bIoalcd stomach
or limbs, grlpIngs, shouting pains in va,
rlnua parts OF tho body, sense of some
lh0g rising in the throat, ltchnp of tho
anus lowHrdo night, a frequent desire to
poes something from tho bowels, and
SOMETIMES dschursos Of slime and mn
Gus
Dr. Gallon Hunter, 108. Sixth Az.
knew a child that was cured Of fits hy
these Loaanges, after rhreo wears sulTcr
ing, md when nothing else would giv,
'hc least relief lie has used them il
his practice for tho last two wears n
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.ClOCIks aMd Wnfc
TAILORING,
5T. JP. a. 1slJrGg JFlR ,

j. JP. G}IHItlG FIR,
ID ESPECTFULLY informs tho cIi.
AZ Hens of CarmIItonsS; vicinity the
he is prepared, nj bis shop. two doors
east Of The CarroIIton Hall, to carry on
The above business in a Il is various bran
chcs, IN thu neatest and most substantial
manner. Those who favor him with
their custom, he flatters himself, will not
regret it, as twill behis constant aim to
give general satisfaction.
CarrolIton, ApriI.7, lS43.
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TTCIISTaIIyI,
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
Hats cheap for ready pay.
but no Trust

The undersigned would respectfully
Hiniorm his friends and the public gener-
ally that he has commenced the Hating
business ia all its various branches in
tho Store room formerly occupied by
Jackson and Sinclair, on Maine street
CarroIlon. Ile Intends to keep. on hand
"a largo assortment Of HATS Of his own
manufacture, and well selected stock
.of the most fashionable eastern hats Of
the latest style and best quality. He
can sell Fur Hats at from 81 to S(i
or one third cheaper thOn any Other
establishment in tho Western country.
All hats Of his own manufacture will
be warranted. Call and examine before
you buy elsewhere.
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Lambs and Long
Wool, and all kinds of produce taken ii
the highest cash price.
CASH will always be paid for hulling
and shipping fur.
NICHOLAS BURGER.
Carrolton, June Q, 1913,
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several hundrcd cases, andatw1yg~Hh
success. A BOY ou board Of one ol tho
IIayre Packets wa5 cured oplils by enIy
one dose uI lhttn.
Prcsouly 25 cents por box
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OMSTlIEIG7f S
WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKSi
10000 sold yearly.
Only ia cents apiece y!
oSTIERMAN'S POOR MANS PLAS-

OStIElS VI AN y LOOlN 'mAN - EL4hO
TER.
Tho best strengthening plaster ia The
world, and sovereign remedy for puns
OF weakness IN the back, loins, sides
breast, neck, limbs, joints, rheumatism
lumbago, &c &c, One million a yGa'
will not supply the domand.
Several persons hOvo called at the
warehouse, 10 express their surprise and
. thanks, nj tho almost Miraculous cures
these pIaslors have effected
.J9s w Hoxo, ESQ.,, who had been so
afflicted with rheumatism, as to be una
bic to drcss himself without assistance
was enabled, after wearing ono Only one
night, 10 get up in tho morning, put on
h., clothes, and call at our olllcc with
eyes booming with joy, and mis- tongue
pouring forth the aIOdness Of his heart,
at Tho sudden and signal rolIcI he had
received from the best oInll remCdics,
Only I2A cents plaster!
A IreshsuppIy just received by tho fol
liowins ogru's
Jatkson Il Thompson, Carrolllon.
Sloan a. Alwoll, Han0ver,- Agent AT
Augusta.
g. L. Thomna e. Go. ll7 Main street
vCincinnnli, General Agents Tor tho WCs
tern country.
Juno 'l6b l8l5.
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April 7, 1913.
VEGETABLE OINTMENT.
For The Piles, F,ssmes, &c.

Ate" practice Of more than thirty
years, and witnessing great amount Of
human suffering from this distressing
maIady, and believing that the remedies
heretofore discovered for it's cure, are al
must an'entiro failure, short OF an opera
tion by the Iigalure, wire or knife, Dr.
Humphreys has been induced 10 bestow
uncommon attention to The subject, with
design to discover remedy that wouId
possessthe power TO remove the iHllam.
nation and dIspersc the tumefactlon Of
the parts, and at the same time be a
mild and desirable remedy. His antci
pations have been most fully answered
tor a discovery combining active ingre-
dents which, in the composition produce
modified results, and increased tfliciencA 4
as medical agent, and although It's
base is composed Of highly active in
gredlcGle, its notifications are such that
1t becomes as a composition, perfectly
mlld, aud adapted to the use of the most
dehcote sugect.
Asa test of sincerity and confidence
IN the remedy, the subscriber pledges
himself to porIect a cure of Piles in all
cases that may be submitted 10 his man
agemcnt or in Case Of failure in any case
no charge will be made for the oinl,
ment.
For snIo, IN CarroIton, at the Drug
Store OF
r KENNEDY
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HAVING been before the American
people over seven years ;,lhelr corrective
and curative properties are fully known
and Justly appreciated by Rnauy thous
ands. Little need be said iu1herprais
IN the shape OF an advertisement. The
virtues Of the medicine having been tes
ted by persons in every Cfty,EolDn, VII
ldge, and almost every House in the u
States Ask any one who has ued Dr.
Brandrelh's Vegetable Universal pills,
and a hearty recommendation will befhe
result. II tremains only for the public TO
be very cautious where they purchase
AI'sDr Brandrelh's Agents have an en-
grOved certificate OF agency on which is
copy Of the Three Lubeis which are
upon each box Of the Pills. MARK
three labels on the top the side aud bot
tom Of each box, on each of which is
two signatures of Dr. .Brnndroth.
DIR, BRANDRETH'S
Agent for Carroll county is
Il A. STIDGER.
Carrolhon, Sept 3, l842.
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lEXECNTORN, NOYICE.

NoliCoata hereby gwen to all those in
alebted to tho estate Of 'Phlp lIcrsh, late
OF Carroll county, Ohio. decd TO make
immedinto pay mont lotho undersigned
executors. aud all those having claims
against said estate, are requested TO pre-
sent them properly authenticated Tor
settlement wlhln ono year from this
rialc,
LEOTNRO IIERSH,
PllIllP HERSU,
1uic ~, 1913 Executors
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SUGAR &. WOLASSES

900 gals NO molasses and 1000 lbs
N U Sugar brst quality. for sale by
JACKSON & THOMPSON
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TO the Public,

TNIE hest bargains and tho hest as
sortmentof
FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS
Ever offered in Bolivar may now be
found at the store Of
A. d. THAYER e. Co.
WherepnrehaseFs are invited TO call and
examine.
Bolivar, Jan 6, 1913.
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From The New York Watdhmun

From the New York Watchmun
CoOcrts Balm of Life We ipvilo,ltc,
particular attention OF our readers tolthh
most excellent medicine adyetlised IN,
thus paper five may reDyor ibeunii
'ed testimony OF numbers Of The ifirst,dINr
sIcIans in this country, then we mn4t
aunt this mixture 10 be one Of the ,molt
valuable articles for the cure ofdhrnris
bronchitis ever disc overed Aud ,dh
serve In this respeCtbow much ii tliFTmS,
from the numerous nostru.ns so ;nudt,
Putfed IN the papers Not 'onec6l ,ihnss
medicines, whether pills, lpowders, ,cr
syruPs' has received the approval o(anc
considerable number ofthe 'meaical,nros
irssIon But it is not sowitb 'Covetis
balm OF Life. it is remarkable 'ts,sr
mat this medicine has been approved t,V
large number Of regular physicians
10 whom the recipe has been submittelL
aiac' that cannot be affirmed by auy,oum
OF the quock medicines which aboump
at the present day
For sale at the Drug Store Of RobeA
'honnedy; and at the Store Of jaeksm
q Thompson, CarroIhon, Ohio -Hlss
bnker and Dempster, Leesburgh, tC,r
rol fcounty
COrrOIIton, Nov. II, l84s
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""VNa' AhWOAA!' HbODHAU.
%O Cases OF very superior quality
ana ol tho hes; workmanship, jus, roceiv
Oh dIroGl from the Manufactures, al the
Store Of
d, A, III lYER g. co
Bolivar, Oct Is, lSde
7. 5, A liberal dIscouO, made tothoae
who buy to soil again
ID. A, T & co,
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AG CMluCIkY ,ICAms.

A good assortment Of Kentucky Jcnns
ol different colors and prices from 25
TO 87l cts ?er vd for snlo by
JACKSON & THOMPSON
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ny fullyyyonrs,
EDWARD CHASTNEY
MerchanI, l4O Bow

The nature of The composition oGlka
heV. |. CoVerIs Balm Of Life, jhavimr
been fully explained to the loIlowi,Gr
medical gentlemen, they have consenndi
that they may bofeierred to as anthai;
~ tor It's utility as an expectorant i'm
those chronic cases of pulmonary .dss
ease IN which that class of remedies Iss
indicated
ID, NJ Reese, M, n. Professor 6r.Iio
Theory and Practice Of Medicine in ,ih~ M
Albany Medical College. - ''"'
J M'Nanghten, M. D Professor o8f
Anatomy A. and Physiology In the ,FoiffisIH
MedIcal College
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This medicine is doing wonders. AAl
most every Person-who bays thissartiG$o
comes recommended ny others Dwho'II8ea
used 1t themselves, Which spesks volumss
IN He favor For dyspepsia, bronchitis,
coughs, colds, consumption, ns equl(
does not exist We hope the Sfhetdl
Will lurnthelr attention to this yabnaGA,
article
The following certificate from AMs.
Chastney ot'Ne~1York olty, ywhuse,wGS,
has been twice or thrice so low as to,
Ieave but little hope Other recovery sshsl
here epoak for i'self:
Mr. Covert Dear Slr-Mrs <Cbasrryv
has taken two bottles OF your Balm o5r
lille and TO ny surprise, is now in listt
ter"heaIih than have known her tolts,
Tor severa years She has been afflmt
cd with a severe cough for ffteen,veas.
and by many Physicians, her lungslJss.'
been pronounced ncurable ,sSbe ihs,
several times been so low that !, vysI
thought she could not recover NAV,
her cough, comparatively speakjpa IA,
hardly visible, and the dartnol ns;osn(f
The lungs have subsidized tMrs,aC Ih,ss
taken variety of medicines, bat peyrr
experienced SO much relief as She lh,sy
from your valuable Balm ofsLne fIusz
IRON sense Of gratitude and a feeling
Tor others similarly situated, that wsfeo
you this certificate
Other members of my family hayeNt-
sed ltwllh decided benefit
| am, dear sir,
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CHOLERA.

We hear from Burmah that tho Cholera Is raging
throughout the country with dreadful fatality. The
inhabitants Of Amarapoora have suffered extremely
II has entered the Court and taken off the Mya-wsd-
dec.woon one Of the Kings most substantial friends
The Pagan Mengthmee, sister Of his Majesty, and
prominent " the history Of the late yolution, has
fallen victim TO this desolating malady. Other
officers and men Of rank have also faen.--~uouI-
MAJ. Ch, oniot, Tug. "a.
We have sill the most melancholy accounts Of the
fatal effects Of the cholera among the inhabitants Of
the interior Of Burmah. We hear Of whole villages
on the banks Of the rive having become dosoae, the
inhabitants either cut of by this frigbuu malady, or
having sought TO escape lie rayagcs by ne,ing Tor
safety TO other parts OF the country. We presume
none who are attacked ever recover as the Burmese
are wholly unacquainted with the use OF any oil TIE
remedies which the science OF medicie has pro'r
ded IN more enlightened countries.
We do not hear that the cholera has yet reached
RangooJ.