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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

There is pleasant and spOrlive tone and TEN.
per IN the annexed article from he bany Atlas, -
usual. aud therefore the more agreeable, In po-
liiical squib,:
HEADS AND HoRNS."-The Charleston
/ Mercury gIvesu word twu of caution To Mr. Van
Buren,, tout hung s iriaiiOns with certain candidates
| for the NIce Presidency. IL says that Mr. V q has
plighed hts IroIh To- Mr. Polk ia ono State and To Mr.
Stephenson IN another, while ne has kept company
VIVA Cul johnson M such "A manner us To found
suihrieni action Tor breach OF prImse. according
To the cummun Law OF courts aud c,uft,hip sIuuLl
he subsequently be bound M legal spousaIs To INV
OihtT love. tdepTecatcs thus p,lyrnmu,ts pra, n
ces IN the ES-PresIdsui, and hints al "a "bloyy az, &"
when he shall be forced INTO u single lrguirnnte
union n'der the ministry Of the Bulu1lJre COny ell
u n.
There rs considerable truth. no doubt in these
warnings. PoItIcians, even great Statesmen, are
apt la play the part oi Capt MIcheath AMI enter i'm
To 6'gamtcaI arrangements ola score and cumpre-
henSlNeiiess. which the law aud public opinipn both
ru"n nP"n But that these p.eachIn IS should cuIne
from the Charleston Mtrcury, SURPRISES us not less
than Thai They should he directed 10 thus Stale n
their peculiar destination Has not the statesman
al Carolina invaded Mr. Van Buren's household
with bIsunuus, # not rIgaIr Gus inienl Did lac not
oiirr honest maIrinony Ia Senator Wright aud mt
The same time coming wooing to Secretary
Young! Does not fond. reluctant, amourous te,,re
NOW swell ihe virgin bosom of 4 svi Woodbury. ia.
sPired by the gallant bearing aud the tender de-
porimenl ui the chivulrous OF Carolinaf Ifsuch
desperate IrntIOns have been carried OH IN the cold
aud barren North. how must II be in the warm and
genial Suuhl
What unnumbered Georgian beauties what Vir.
shian Virgins what Missouri hnurs, the Caroliniou
~ ms HaTdm-scdrem parIIzans have 'unmasked his
beauties To, We Will not pretend To say. But " e
venture 90 say That should be tie restricted TO merely
double bessedncsS, IA IhuSe hymenial ceremonies
which are To be performed the Baltimore cunven-
Hon' the bereavement will be great To hun. To
any Of his PcrOrcs nbandOued loves. While there.
fore. we pay 10 the mpralizing of the Charleston
Mercury all the Difference which it deserve, we
cann"t but remind IL Of the Ian. uase Of Cphela:-
But good my brother,
D' not as some ungTaciuus pastors do,
show us The steep aud IUrny way To Heaven;
Whilst like pulled aud reckless lberIuc
HIms'l the primrose path Of dailiauce Ircads
And rerks not his own read"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-08-02

Mr. Van Buren, has received in so years. directly
from the Treasury OF The United States I76.OJO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22
Fashions for March

In full dress both skirts and bodies continue 70 be made
long, particularly the c.rsegps uticL hav w. don
points, and the backs slso very louv vsis, s,s
rounded this style s termed Marie Anonette Tho la
Cbstslsine also very long and those la Nnn,..rsn
with points both before snd behind skrs ro,
worn much extended by the usd.r skt the medium
between the very beusDt, the dropping skirt is now
deoome the fashion able style. The most elegant mate
rails for the full dress the satin brooches gold or
silver, Of which intermixed with coIored en-
brodery. watersd silks glsces with silver gold mus
Inns and gauzes embroidered crochet and for
ladies the material 10 termed IL vent tssu Ell
eysnt of this have been made spotted with silver
and ornsmented with silver cords Many dresses of
isse of two colorS with trimmings Of quilted
ribbon in reversed folds of two shades. kind Of
tulle 10 Fontsnge which 10 very clear 10 used for the
double and triple hounces elk dresses Bugles
much used for trimming black dresses OF either velvet
satn berhes, &c; hugle frDges Of three widths
placed % hounces Blond 10 also returning 10 fsvor
The hair Is dressed higher and wider the back being r.
neraily twisted and ornamened with fancy comb 8
The cohures for balls and soirses great variety
turhsns OF rich materials with rpsles the coifures
Blanche de Castillo, Anna Boeyn, Maria Stuart toqus
Lsmhallc, roffure sevsnne and Ninon are anon Tho
fsvort.s Capotes, for young ladies have been made
with full crowns, with couisses ornsmen,es nv oul
ngs Of ribhon wstsred siik are no
and white satin ones lined with pink, have long white
feather.
LorBoN MoNrY MARKEr, March 3-Consols have been
sold for Money this morning at ooi and ssS and now
the Account at o. Exchequer bills continue 81 60 pm
II Will be seen from the above that the current
strong be resisted by the effort made yesterday by
spectators to depress the market
The following table of exports which Mr. Porter hes
just published does not show such great falling off in
the real quantity Of British manufactures exported in
1912 as many persons imagined The total exhibits
reduction Of nearly ten per cent but believe that
the all in prices alone wonIi nearly account for that die
renc" between ny lS4l and 1872 leaving the gross
quantity exported nearly The same.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-03-22

of his sermon in the evening. A number of slugs
entered his arm, aud passed across his breast, but
he - likely TO recover. The assassin is yet uo-
known
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
MI 5 G. T. l. l. A N T. . L : .
FRIGHTFUL SNAKE STORY.

The following incident related TO US the
other day, says The Hannibal Miss journal, by
one whose veracity IS unquestionabie, and who
was almost an eye witness 10 the fact. Ii IS
more appalling than any recol!ect TO have ev>
er read in the history of these terrible reptiles
Sometime last summer, the inhabitants OF Man
chester, Mississippi gave a barbecue, which was
attended by the beauty and fashion OF The town
nnd surrounding country. |, happened that among
the guests there was young lady, Miss NJ re-
Gently from one Of the eastern cities, who was on
q visit To her relations IN the nelghhorhood OF The
town. Miss Nj. was a gay and extremely fash
ionabe young lady, and wiihal possessed an I'M
common share OF spirit and courage except III the
matter IF snakes-and Of those she had SO great
a dread that she scarcely dared to walk any whore
except in the most irequentcd places tor lear OF
encounteriug them. Every etior, was used. but
without avail TO rid her OF her childish fears
They haunted her continually, until OF last 1t be-
came the settled canviction Of her mind tha. she
was destined TO fall victim to the fangs of
rattle snake The sequel will show how
her terrible presontnne"t Voc fa!hilod.
Towards the close of the day, while scores OF
fairy feet were keeping time IN the dance to the
merry music. and the whole company were IN The
full tide of enjoyment, a scream was heard from
Miss NJ :, iolowe ed by the most ngoDsing cries
for help. The crowd gathered around in.
sIaniy the perfect image Of despair, with her
hands grasPIng portion OF her dress, with the
tenacity Of a vice. IL was sometime before she
could be rendered sufficiently calm to tell the
cause Of her alarm and then they gathered from
her broken explana iions that she graspinc
the head Of snake in the folds Of her Dress aud
dreaded to let go her hold for tear Of receiving the
fatal blow! This intelligence caused many TO
shrink from her, but mos, of the ladies', their
honor he IL told. remained with her, determined
not to leave her IN her direiul extremity They
besoughi her not to release her hold. her safo,y
depended upon it, until some could be found
who had the courage to siezs and remove the ter
rbie animal. There none Of the ladies'
however. who had tho courage TO perform the
net, asd the condition Of Miss NJ. was becoming
more and more critical every moment. 1t was
evident that her strength was failing very fast
and that she could not maintain her hold many
minutes longer.
A hasty consultation among the camest of the
ladies' present was held, when u was determined
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

that Dr. TIson, who was present, should be called
to their assistance He was quickly on the spot,
and being Of uncommon courage, he was
not many moments within the circle OF weeping
and ha!t-faintIng females. until he bad caught the
tail Of the snake and wound it firmly around his
hand 10 make Of his hold lie then told
Miss NJ that she must let go the moment he jer.
ked II away, and to make the act as HstaniaHe-
ous possible, he told her that lie would FRO
nounce tho words one, two, three, ard that at
he moment he pronounced the las word she must
let go her hold. and he doubted not that he
could Withdraw the snake before il could mike
the strike All stood in hrea rhless horror, avail.
ting the act Of life death, and a, the moment
The word three was pronounced, tie Doctor iefked
out the largest and most diabnl,ca ookiCg BUsTLE
that seen IN Mississippi,
the whole affair was a; once explained. The
tastentngs Of the machine had become loose d;i
rIrg the dancing, ana 1t he'd shifted i's position
| IN such way that II dangled about and Undue CO
The belief that ii a snake with an enormous
head!
The Doctor fell right down in bis tracks, and
fainted-he did, SO he did
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
THE. ST Al RS.
BY q. d. PREM TIC E

PRENTICE.
Those burning stars. wha, they? have dreamed,
Tint shey were blossoms on the Of life,
Or glory flung back from the outspread wings
OF Gods Archangsi-or that yon blue skies,
" ith all their gorgeous bazonry of gems,
Were bright banner waving DER the earth
From the fair wall of Heaven!-and have sat
And drank their gtish ing glory, till 1 felt
Their fash electric trembling with the deep
And strong vibration down the living wire
or chanless passion-and my every pulse
Was beating high, as II spring were there
To buoy where might ever roam
Mid the nlathomed vastness of the sky,
And dwell with those high stars, pad see the light
Pouring down upon the blessed earth. like dew
From the bright urns OF Nalads!
Beautiful stars.
A fount TINT heaves beneath you, like the Deep
Beneath the glories Of a midni ght moon!
And hst-your Eden tones are floating now
Around me like element-so low,
So wildly beautiful, almos, deem
That there, tho living ha rp OF God,
Der which the incense winds Of Eden stray,
And wake such tones of mystic mjnstrelsy
As well might wander down this dim world
TO fashion dreams of Heaven. Peal on-peai
Natures high anthem - 70. my life has caugh,
A portion Of your purity and power.
And seems but a sweet md glorious tone
OF wild star music!
Blessed. blessed things!
Ys are in Heaven aud on Earth. Ny soul
Even with the whrlwind's ruah can wander off
To your immortal realms, but it must fall.
Like your ancient Pieiad from height.
To dim its new caught glores in tbs dust.
This en- nth is beautiful--I love
Its wilderness Of spring a"wet' i'' bright Clouds
The majesty Of mountains, and the tread
Magnihcence o! Ocean--fof they
Like visions of IN heart--but when look
Oh your unlading lovelIaess, feel
Like n lost infant gazing n its home,
And weep 10 die, and come where
Upon on boundless Heaven, like parted sous
On an eternity of bessedness.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
Sherih''s Sale.

q ST virtue Of Execution directed from the
Wavae Circuit Court. VIII public sale nt
~ CentevIIo. Wayne county, ini :
day January, 12 between the hours OF
oegocl y. NJ, and four o'clock. P NJ SAID day, the
faIowjn: property, to-ait:-
certain parcel lot Of land in the city Of Richmond.
ayne couatv Indians, known by being part tot lot
heTed hundred and hy, numbered p,a Of
part said city laid by john Smith, and being all
par O! said 1t heretofore decided ]. Lemon bv
Caleb aeasoa supposed exeai from North " est
said lot. East with Nam thirty feet and
six inches, extending back alley me end
said lOt--5e the les.
Taken property Henry Watts s1tsfy n
ecuton in favor Indiana Mutua Fire Insurance
Company.
WILLIAM BAKER. Sheriff ". c.
December 81, Isl (@2,O01 It's
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

FREEDOMS BANNER.

wATERsoN.
If tho African slave trade IS piracy the coastng aV
trade cannot be innocent, its aggravated ufpdd
be denied. In the sight the God who abhors tn
of the African slave trade neither the American
slave trade slavery itself, be held guiltless
JouN q. ADAMS.
My country shall thy honored name
Be : by word through the world?
Rouse for Gas il 10 blast thy fame)
This keen reproach is at thee hurled
sIbe banner that above thee waves,
Is floating DER three million slaves
That flag, country had thought
From noble Sires given 20 thee,
BY the bes, blood Of Patriots bought,
To wave alone above the FREE -
Yot now, while TO the breeze it waves,
1t floats above three million slaves
The mighty dead tina flag unroled,
They bahed il in the hea VEINS own blue,
They sprnkled upon each fold,
And gave trust to you:
And that glorious banner waves,
In shame, above three million slaves.
Oh. by the virtues of our Sres.
And by soil which they trod,
And by the their name inspires.
And by the hope they have III God,
Arouse, my country, and agree,
To set thy captive children free.
Arouse! and let each hill and glen
With PRAYER the high heavens ring out,
Till all our land, with free born men,
Nav ioin in triumphant shout,
That freedoms banner does not wave,
It's folds, above single savei
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

ME Subscribers propose take. in payment OF notes
aud arcoan.s due them, the 4.i5 ug articles OF raIa-
produce, II delivered sonn, Wheat. Con, Oats,
Polk and Seed, for which the highest market price
viIi be allowed They vii barter for the artic'es-
notes good men-a small assortment Of Dry Goods
CrockeryIat aud Shoes. and many other aelc.cs too
aicl will he sold p53ees
f-t ONE gentlemen, you tat pay your dcbs
and Keep TIA he alive Cash OUT Of The question.
|. REED X DROTllER.
Richmond, Nov. %, Io12. 47I
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

An effort will be made in Congress this Se=-
sou. to abolish the office of Commander in Chief
OF the Army The object. we presume, i 10 d
an injury to General Scott. The present. incum
bent, and not. as is alleged, to save the pitifu
salary he gets.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

TEMPERANCE LEGISLATORS A, the conclusion
Of an Address, delivered in The House Of Dele
gates a, Annapolis. Maryland, on Tuesday eve.
ming last. by L. c. Levin Esq. " four me m
bers of The Legislature signed the total abstinence
pledge.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
BARGAINS

Il VIE undersigned has on hand a lot Of Bed Qant.
i Comforts. Sheets, and Blankets: Pots and Kettles
sesen-pate Stove AM Pipe Brass rome foas
TUBS; Bowls Looking as one 1az Chairs: large Cop
Per het''e Hoes AMI Spades Tea Boarl ~ands: Cha-i
ht--rate >t4e->a19le. AMI Numerous other
articles, winch BE sold z-aat close
concern Apply 5000, II yoI waht BARGAINS.
IRWIN REED
Richmond, Nov % lSi2 4-u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
A LIST OF LETTERS.

county, Indiana. the Isl day OF January, 1T
1913; which, 9y ths lst day prjl. In
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

BOYS AND GIBLs.-Ihe times have indeed sad
~ changed. One entire portion Of human life Is
struck out. 1t Is now baby hood or manhood
There IS no conSertiUe state, I've do not speak po
lItcally) Once there were intermediate STATES
Of boy hood--a barefpoted and bean porridge eat
irg state-a spelling and cyphfrlng period--when
there were boys to do the chores and 60 crrands
when apprentice ndeniures were ~ fashion,
and the limo between boyhood and manhood well
dc fined by the 'freodom SUIT" But there no
such things now. The child steps out % his Ola
per and frock into "Iong tailed coat and cali
SKIN boots. lie exchanges the nipple for the CT
gar. Not one Of the present generation has ever
seen n real bona fde, mine dav old pot of bean
porridge; Noah Webs:er's spelling book Is crowd
ed ont Of school by high works on Philosophy,
and Metaphysics There are no apprentices
NOW. Young men take few lessons IN the trade
they tancy. and then setup for themselves John
Willet was right az general particular case"
Bu, the present generation is as destitute Of
girls rs Of boys. 1t either baby or Iady-cout
or buste--nursurv or parlor. The mother tends
her infant or waits upon her daughter. Instead
Of spinning fax for their fathers shirt, they reel
silk for The ladies' fair; and instead OF knitting
stockings and mendng trowscrs for their brothers,
they work lace and make stays for themselves.
The mother mIlks, Churns, washes ard irons, and
tho young ladies' read novels dress, cd make and
receive calls. They make parties instead of pud
dings. and cock by the book rather than from
know ledge.
We should be delighted to u ger Grafton Of
boys and girls-in looks, actions. and drcss-we
should then hope for health and strength, industry.
sobreiy, Gugali'y and economy, prosperity and
happiness We 90 for protection TO thus class Of
community. Every father should impose
tariff one that should amount to the entire p5oht-
bition, the introduction af fashionable tolIies
into the family. He should protect aud enforce
home industry. He and his wife aud children
should enter into Home League On the suit ect
Il.
This is the bank that viii freely discount I'D nev
er suspend.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

r GTICE-Tho subscriber, having
y purchased .hc entire stock ofC.
y Dickinson, Iatents carry ,ng on the
business at the same stand, where he
viii be pleased to receive the palron-
are OF his friends and the old cuslo-
mers OF the establishment. lie Viii
sell Low for CASH, AMI caa accommo-
date customers at short notice, rs I've
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
E4Rs E.Es1 SE'AssE.E,.

ME subscriber has for hire several good lille horses
-bIgges end Wei broke horses lis terms viii De
Ted times LEWIS Bt I(k.
Richmond March lGlh. 1912 llG
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

GEN. JACKSON has written letter to Moses
Daws son. dated Nov 81, 1912, in which he scouts
the Exchequer, any other National Bank, and
says:
cit is one Of the greatest humbngs ever at
tempted to he imposed upon people, that the re
is not specie in the world TO satisfy all the ncces-
sary wants of community. Lock AT Gina
Priest ridden. tax ridden Cuba Is certainly
beautiful country TO which 20 direct the people
Of the United States as pattern. Il Is not M
probable the General was penniug his coudemna.
ton Of the Exchequer, al the moment Mr.. ~ Ter
was recomme n6ing remission Of ms fine. Sure
Is the Captain the White House gers bat cold
comfort from the 'grea, captain .''--Scjoto Gas
The Wheeling Times Of Saturday saws: We
reduce our price of freghts to Baltimore from
Sll2a to 81, with tendency downward This
we do after the mos. minute enquiries and il may
be relied uPon-wagon Teights from here 10
Cumberland 70 cents.
OLD POETRY If the following lines written
by ancient Governor Of Connecticut, Do not
border on the beautiful, they at least partake Of
the sublime
Abigail Lord. of her own accord,
Went down her
When Ja Lee. brisk 4 flea.
Jumped right up and kissd her.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

.>t6rc, S0Hse POS GaI htftIts. Ne Nc;
For sale eaean. fof Cash q approved Produce
IRWIN REED
Rchuoat. <av rs. i@42 47if
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

JUST received and for sale a BOOK STORE, an
- assortment of School Books Methodist Hymn Books,
5. &c. ID. +. HOLLOWAY.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

M HEREAS, heretofore, to-vvit the 2ith DAY OF
w December, A ID. @i2, the Complainant BY New
solicitor. and files the Clerks Office
Wayne Cir~uj, Court. BiI Comp nd the II
3art Of d}sinterested person. whereby appears
said John Denton i not resident Of tbs STATE: Notice
therefore hereby given said ohn Denton OF the en-
denry OF saj9 Bal Of Complaint ami he and
apncar before Judges Wayne Circuit Court on
the first day Of their be he,d Court House
II and for saa county tine first Monday March next.
aud then ant there. plead answer temur
the matters and things contained vii taken
confessed aud decreed accordingly. Wtae=s.
JOHN FINLEY, Clerk.
NEwM,S. Solicitor for Complainant.
Dec. z9t3. l-42.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

Go p ors!--Senator TaPpan's organ at Stcu,
benvilie, The Union, conducted by his steps
recently contained editorial Of which The fol-
lowing is extract:
ain his country, night raise Jrcad stu9s
cheaper than they arc raised in France. We want
boots aud shoes TO wear, and the French want
bread 10 eat. What political economist would
pretend To say it is not better to take the French
boots at half the price make them and giv @
them in return wheat at u less price han tho
car raise it for themselves"
That is the doctrine. When wheat gets down
to s'sixtoen cents 6nshel," can ship 1t to
France and get French boots in return. cheap
dog cheap! Only reduce the wheat Tor enough,
and get French boots--6ne Is a new ftp
pence-for a price which vii make all the shoe
makers this side the Atlantic qnlt work. II wa
gcs too are brought down to, say shilling day
that's the Tappan standard--ahnui the equi. :
lent of sleeps head and puck"-wo shah then
have TaPpan's grand political consuuinaiton.--
We shall! then have the BLESSINGS ami ben, fl 50
Of FREE TRADE.--Ohio Star.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21

Abigail Lord, of her own accord,
Went down to see her sister,
When Jason Lee. a brisk a 4 flea,
Jumped right up and kiss'd her.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1843-01-21
Bronchi:is, Coughs severe Colds, Group
Asthma. " too .liL.L. Goa,.-.l.

Price 81 per bottle. (5-For sale by T. Reed & Broth
er. Richmond. Ia. Dr. S@ain, CentreyiIIe, Ia; Tbos
d. Whelen, Cambridge, Ia: Dan. Mason knishts,own
Ia; and Jesse Way. Winchester, Ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-10

90 RUBY LIPS AND PEARLY TEETH-sher-
mans Tooth Paste will impart beautiful color TO the
Ups and gums and peary whiteness to the teeth keep
hem from achi g and decay harden the gums and sweet
en- the breath Few who have not used il can conceive
what an excellent and delicious article it is and those
Wo nave eh never use any other article DR.. Elliott
lne nsuisned ocus and DR.. Castle the eel 'braed
ticles. " " II ~ " u.s.
90 heinns warehouse is at log Nassau. Agents ITO
1 70 anu 4oJ Broadway 227 Hudson 1888 Bowery; az
rst Dros dwoy; Sc William street; 10 Aston House, l3o
phia - anu
CO. MEFIEZ VOUs DIES CHARLATANs.-Mn
e edes certane maade ont etc inventes depths
&c ui de Hunters Red Drop ft oher au public lis son
ouant desparus de que cette remede in apprecia
volume pour chronquer les remedies secrets qu
ont ours existence ephemere pendant tems 81
les vicmes evatent ajontes lis ferart
bibotheque. Chaque medecin salt que de negger cstte
maade c'es dermer la mort par process lie plus
penibe quon puisse concevor les emprques ct charla
tans du jour qu profess La querr la supprment seule
ment; ellie reyien tot yard quel qui os apres bien
DIES snnees0 les symphonies cert fois augmenes Eft
nest point les pecheS dec peres dams de tells
emphatique ment vsie sur luns enans meme jusqu'
quatree generation. Ceu qu neglge de suite
cette terrible maladie s. attire responsibe aeuse
Qui est infame qu n d'verate pas de transmettre
poserite tan de msere. Gu done lie remede
peut exteminer 81 complement dune manere perma.
nent cette maadel Cest lie vra Hunters Red Drop aui
fera sans la moindre pjure restriction quecenque
On reu Pobtenir la Hunterian Dspensary No. Diy.
sion St Prix 81 la bouteille