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THINGS TO BE REMEMBERED.

Horses should never be put to severe
work on a foil stomach. More horses
aye hurt by hard driving after feed, than
BY a full feed after driving.
II The farmer wishes TO have his pork
barrel and mat closet to hold out, let
him look well to his kitchen garden.
Plenty of vegetables conduce not more
to health than land to profit.
In laying in stock of winter fodder for
animals, lie. j, not be forgotten tina. little
too much is just enough. Starving ami
mails at any time is miserable policy.
As you treat your land so i, will treat
you. Feed it with manure literally and
it will yield you bread beautifully.
Avoid debts as you would the leprosy
# you are tempted to purchase on credit
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.ANECDOTE OF MR. CLAY.

The following. copied from MaIIorv,,
Lille and Speeches of Henry Clay re-
flutes one of the mos, current or tha
wholesale calumnies agains, the nra,,
Statesman:
SIN the spring Of 1929, we had the
pleasure OF being fellow passenger with
MIR. Clay, from New Orleans to Louisville
Alter general acquaintance had been e..
'aolshed among the cabin passengers, 10
pass away the time more. agreeabIy il was
proposed to have game of cards. in
which one of the number was requested
10 invite Mr.. Clay to join.-When The
invitation was given he enqured what
game was proposed. The reply was.
8 Bragg" The sudden compression oS
the lips, and the change from easy polite
ness 10 the sdignifed deporsment OF one
entitled to give advice, evinced, a, ONE.
determination not to engage in the
game. "Excuse me; gentlemen,'' sad
he, ~ have not PLAYED game of any AtnJ
OF hazard for more than twelve year-:and
l take occasion to warn you all to avoid
a practice destructive Of a good name.and
drawing after II evil consequences Of ia
calculable magnitude. IN earlier DAYS j:
was my misfortune, owing to lively
and ardent temperament, to fall into this
wee, and 10 considerable extent, and no
one can lament more sincerely the evil
end the consequences of il than do
These have followed me into nearly all
bf,sR Its 10 ii7v,apA Il ,ss,aq.a.s base loug
never abandon me-"
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sgnsxr7sZax7s7gzmr'I-s-<p

The following ex,rac, from one Of Mr..
Weeds letters to the Albany Evns. jour
nal, may be interesting to some Of our
readers;
"Eyery body drinks BEER IN England.
have as,oniahed Walters, in two or three
instances, by asking for Water. When
you seat yourself a, the table III a "Coftee
Room'' or "Steak House, for Dinner,
and have ordered.your '.io!nt," or "steak,n
or "ci,op," the Waiter inquiries Hale,
Porter, or Stout, sir?" If in place Of
either Of these national beverages: you
reply Water, he either laughs in your
face or turns away wondering where such
a wild chap could have been caught
Now that have seen something OF Eng.
lish habits, am as,onished that Miss
Martineau. should have deemed the Cir
cumstauee that two or three American
Women with whom she met. were ''not
all for love, but lille for Tie bottle"
worthy remark. The drinking of Hale.
Porter and Stout, is universal here, with
the Females, of the Poorer classes, when
they can get it. and wth.lhose of the bet
ter classes Of Mechanics. Females, people
and shnp-keepcrs. While at din
ner, i'll Birmingham, it was observed by
all of us. that the Ladies "a dozen }at Ia
bic, drank Porter as if they were thirsty,
and as if it did them good. The Lady
opposite to me, who was we'll dressed
and well educated, disposed Of nearly an
! entire Bottle You meet ladies' al every
turn of the streets in London, ''lhe rubric
of whose faces show the shrines at wifi h
they kneel' have me. Ladies, at Esh-
b.ion Rooms, whose fiery faces entitled
them to the distinction of being class d
with shokspeare's ''knighls of the burr
ing lamp" Aud you tind every side
walk blocked up with lus!y ladies', who
are indebted for their ruhicund faces and
ro,und persons, to habiiual beer drinking,
| Yesterday sa, in all omnibus with an
old lady and gentleman. evidently OF the
wealthy class, the later Of whom was Il
victim to govt, while the former display
ed face and nose, the maintenance OF
which had cost him as much as Falstalf
paid for ''sack" to keep Bardolph's sala
mander in fire."
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LIA report reached Baltimore on last FRI
day, that Gen. Jackson was dead. Il was de-
rived from Il note on way-bill from the west,
and so much reliance was placed upon it that
some of the papers had nohesitancy to give it as
fact, 1t has since turned out to be hoax
Such hoax is pitiable and cruel. The old
man must from necessity, ere long lay him
down in the dust, and it wa. wicked to tria.
with his feelings by starting falsellood, which
soon will be truth.
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D0E NV,
AT T { TITO N.
BY II. w. LnNGF&LLOw.

Nsat Imost prize in Woman
Is her Afection-no. her intellect.
Compare me with the great men oftllo earth
What am r Why, pigmy among giants!
But if thou ,ovest-rnaIk nc, | say lowest
The greatest of thy sex excals thee rot
The world OF the Affections is Ti.y world
Not that Of Mans Ambition. In that stiffness
Which most becomes Wcman-calm ant
holy
Thou sittest by the fresdc of the Heart,
Feeding its fame The element Of fire
Is pure. 1t cannot change its nature;
hut burns as brightly i'll gypsy camp
As in a palace hall.
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Poisonous EEFEcTs or TYrE. In ono
of the numbers Of DR., Brai,hwaite's Lon
don Retrospect, now being published, va
find case reported by Dr. Josliu, Of New
York, in which composior was attack
ed with paralysis Of the face. in conse-
quence Of holding type in his mouth while
correcting proof. ], required some three
or'four months to effect surc
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'gpA more hypocritical and designing
government than that of Great Britain
never had all exl>'ance When it suits
its interest it is very strenuous in its ex-
eflions to spread the Christian religion,
and because it suits Its interes, i, pays
large sum of money annually to buy
clio 'hes to decorate the idol Jusgernaut.
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AGENTS FOR THE CECIL WHO

IofsF YArNAiE. Tort Teroeit.
w. herAHans, Port Depo-'..
EnwrN HAmFs 2 n. Rising Sun.
JONAS PaEsToM, Jr ?. M Conowinso.
JOHN 8. EVEREST, Rowlandsvllc.
Col. II. s. STiTEs, P. NJ. PR,fcrp4o.
JossPH HAINEs, Brick Meeting House.
THOMAS BURNSIDE s Co, Charlestown.
JoHNM cCnAcKEN, P. NJ, North East.
WILKINSON. Elk Iron Works.
william II. PIERCE, P. N: Cecilton.
JOHN 3. M ORION, P, NJ. WARWICK.
JOHN MEARs, P. NJ. St. Augustine.
'oHs I'ClArToN; P. NJ. Chesapeake CITY
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TEse Cecil HVfsIg.

e6@A gang of counterfeitcrs, 8 in number, 4
men and women, were arrested IN New York
last week. large quantity of counterfeit bills
were found in their posse sion.
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81 shall retire in dis gust" as the mig.
ger said when he hid in the cellar for
fear of the house blowing down.
That's the same darkie that cried, emil
lions for defence" when the farmers dog
was At his heels.
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Black ID, D.-The Rev. James VIC
Pennington colored Congressional PREACH
er in Hartford, Conn. has had the degree
OF 'Doctor of Divinity" conferred up,a
him, by the snrry University in England
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Smoking, Shutting, Che,cng. England receiv
ed from the United States, lat year, 1851 SOL
lbs of tobacco.
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LARGE DEBT-The debt Of New York ctv
ia 23,sdo, 600, the annual interest on which is
about 81 100000. to meet which the taxpayers
OF the city have TO devote about one fourth OF
their income.
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IPfnnssee Clocks are call tho gon III Eng
land, now.
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SEW AND CEsEaP ISUOAS.
Received 4th MAY Ly
SMITH, DRINkER a MORRIS


FENHE Lawyer. his Character and Life; by Edward
n oRrrn, iiaTri-ier at Law; Tire Cheap edition
The Neghhors. story every p Brrme-transll-
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The Hnca Of the Gyps, Spain with an orr
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The Bible IN Spain a Journeys, and Imprson-
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10 the Peninsula; by borrow
History Of the Great Reformation the sixteenth century in
Germany Switzerland by J. II. DAubirne; tile Cheap ed
ton, complete ia volume octave
hrs Washington Iots AMI Ms Smith Tale by Nrs. Leslie
Military operations at Cabu which ended destruction Of
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Poeca Remains the Davidson collected and
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Also the following numbers Of the cheap editions
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VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.
Further Supplies Received by
SMITH, DINNER 4 MORRIS.

TREATISE on the Law o Evidence 10y Simon GrecnleaC
t. H. Royal Professor Of Law Harvard University IN w.
treats" on the Law OF Evidence, American from the
.h London edition hyS VI Phillips Esq, vols notes by
Messrs Corvcn & lIn AMI Index Te Z.
'""nciars on the Law of Exchange Foreign Inland A.
administered IN Englndan and America occasional Illustrations
rom me commercial Law Of the Nations Of Europe
by Jo>ephstory l.. L.. u.
commentaries on Equity Plead and the incidents thereof nc
eodne TO the practice Equity of England Aneuca by
Story H. l.. II.
Equity Jurisprudence administered Er.td and America m
j. Soy' j. l. -, ari edition. revised and enlarged.
Sugien on Vendors the Law of vendors and Pur
chascrs oi Estates by M Right Hon Sugdcu 9Th American
rom The lOih LONDON edition, WIZ; American Notes by H. Ham
Esq, In
Together Law books including tn, t.s,
epoHs and Works IN Pnctice.
SMITH, DRtNHER 4 NORRIS
ma Staioners and Book binders.
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MUSIC FOR EiEE piano FORTE.
Reeeirsd l-ih July, By
SMITH TrlrN.--r.rl


SMITH, DRINkER & MORRIS.
ETURN OF Spring, an appropriate HYMN for
- two voices PERFORMED Esvouh school G,.,pl.-
rough y e.; words ty M..- Hove.
sweet Village Home, words by j. Carr.utcr ,,i,si, Do :
Gttzr. '' - . -
worth school ty Miss Hoyc. music ly Il. CaIver.
by &. Krcbs. '7' '"-S'
Tome and wander with me lay the Cyp,y music By Aube
Maid OF Lore music by J. 7. Knight.
WIN 'hc hst blush Of founded Strauss. popu, Rosa
waltz by &. Liuby. E,q.
here charm 80 Spring By Brahtu in the Open, Of
thc Village Coque't-, by ]. IluIah
Inc heart TIE heart Oh hy Elm Cook music l
&. Giuhc. ' '"'''' -
f'i'r 90 not wecp wrien composed dedicated IN r fl
Their 10y Mr. a. shelton. " "
No. no. newer VIII mafy. as iy Clara Fisher
BE wisc AMI take wife. by \. lee
o. promise sing. love hy W r. n,in..i.r
sweet sixteen, music by e. =. Ilou
Sle lowed him. music by Sgu1r De lic.rf.
The Cracosau Maid hy r. CuyIot,
hark To tlr' distant lnfn, Hunters of Tyr,L
our way across tn Mountain. bon o, Russell
Night hio-'uIn- Irss3miu. No songs Of tie Sogtb
The Health Ben by br. Sp,aL
lie Tvachd the VALLEY. by ipl~1u.
Amid the greenwood smiling No those celebrated AMI o
Tar compositions from the gnsaf German song aI,ro F,,
"ori, "s 10. most eminent composers eight nu.r. Inv. ,ur
ri published and much Admired.
hOIBlE Loaf Single Loaf Crushed am. Puiy,r1sj Sr,,-
= wy -" "y -l u. u. W ~ RItN.
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BOLTON x HARRISON.

D"-S 's's - <aPothcC;arie>. corner OF Main ind
Governor Streets, (Je!or the Eagle RuiHs0
VIE Subscribers having opened New Store ,1e,fIy
- o,r To country merchants AMI others extensive a..
nent Of Drugs Chemicals Paints OILS Wall colours &C winch
they VIII scI on the lowest terms
EPSON salts Flour sulphur Csmphor Marnesa senpa
ManiEi' Castor Oil IN bottles soda washing.
Potash and PeaTlash SalaTatus
sli feiIc Jamaica Ginger. Seuliz and Powder
Nhie Lead Linsc"d oil Spirit. Turpentinc Cap,I Vori.b
Japan Vanish Venetian Red slui. Brown Ground Vs
Blue and''rccn Ncuiiter. Piri~ White HufcIi Pink
h'd Lead Blue. Red AID yellow Paint Wiui1W Glass
itii'" uelfe Rose Pink Indian Rel Imperial Green
Chinese Hue sap Green, Drop Lake Ha>onnc la new article
for wasl ~ 10 ''' '''''
suiPh ouninS Morphine &c wha supply or s.rsrs chevy
me and SMOKING tohacco snun .nnn-hnNe. sc. mir
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New and Fashionable Lace Goods.

New and fn.hionnbie Lace Goods.
jury l9H, 1913.
- II. JENKINS is opening this morning. n
IL. large and beautiful surpl the following de
-criptions
Ashhuron Eisings and tac.s a 2 anil 6 per ward
10000 y's Lisle Eigng- and Iaess = 10 Isi
cents and u ami - yai enough for trimming
cardinals tapes and Caps all patterns cheap
90 piese- gd yard wide Bobbn-t aces Caps Cas and
Cardinals al prices, from - 81 TO - 81 per yard
2nGO yd- Thread Tigings prices from Ial cents
81 l..r yard.
- 49, p, =,
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SPRING AND SUMMER HAYS
Madeira. sherry aud Fort wines.


SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure attention Of the trade
Hther if"nd gens-1y, Arrangements entity , a. IA
e ->'' h.i' 70 procure Wines different
ft' ., '1'rl sherry and Fort tp this place they can
with confidence and pleasure recommend The ,r- ,n ~
eetan- ng Of thu Ns~srs baeshufn guarantee that any
ue 70, un'H wines "n b. met IN strict compliance agree
nent The subscribers ORDER foe the Maers Of t r
tom Of Mes George and Robert blackburn Of Madeira: for
The OIL Reserve London Parclar London Pareular
ssrcia BuaL Mansey and Ints Senes ami Po-t from
Mercy and olorio scicei by M-rs sanlrrnan Forster 4 Co
those fond Of Serres and Po have opportunity through this
ageneyto command the purcs best tab. of ia. fEr.pt
qualities AMI Prices can De q application N
mh - DUNLOP. nONCt.Rrs rc ,-...-
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-, T1W y i;,l, l,1 -. l.MIIo,G,S,.ANDpoL-

Inns IF '.N"LfNH FRgNCH GERM9V sss 5.wgRic IN.
mr. GOODSff
~ '1e W" nv Goods Store Main Street, one door
tciot- Nrs0s. Hqdscorfb Turner 4 "a ,g -,
gwis,g @7osife JobH TbompsoH * co.'s Hqf store.
'E'lh Undersigned would inform the Citizens ci
Richmond and che adjacent Country that u,., have . 80
N ~ tany aui staple Dry Goods purclasd th,s srrtNC L,
W Etn, 60 riors which they purchaser. rre !,
@ ci'oofc hcir object 10 reducing The prices thai , nav
"i'sc r'oin iof an early supply In thc Pan
thy dcrtl unnecessary suuueo,te the Cool. ,.. 81 IN
ing any aucc n tlc de-, line can v,,t r,d 81 .li
% uc Sofc Of the unrf. au early ar,tn ~ nsee
' s',u'e s'-sl taraiu. uc cheap cash stow.
Ft' EnRts rEgkLEN 4 90
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SARATOGA "UNIONr SPRING
efrnvctiing rrunk.. r,,.,, >......,--

NEW FOULARD SILKS. &c
81 received per railway, ilin,Ytnr ,.',r.ti
- Fouari Silks OF the lates, iuf. ration, 'As' VIZ
Rich Dress SILKS, and beautiful -.
Biz and blus biz Watersd Pau b. :,
BIN and blue blk Maitoni Iu.f.
BIZ and blue blk Baznune.
Blue black Satin Striped DO
Rich medium and low preed Mo,..l,s
Ashburton and lisle Thread Lac,
Is lana g.ain Brussels and patent N.rr FOR C,,,,,.,
DA am - me N0'rir ami Noair Skrt. t,-~.i,.. .,
graf many olrr' "-. 500 BE- vs -h.a.. by WIN
John WRIGHT
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NEW PERIODICALS, sc.
RECEIVED JUrS 26rH, By
smith, nriDker Il Norris.
NtnI,T =. =

'AhbELL - Foreign Monthly Magazine. or
~ select Periodical Iteai.u of G.eat Rrtsip or July
Eclectic Museum Of Foreign neutrality-suspicious. by T. Latch
edited by j. Asu-w. fpr july, elegant plate.
The Biblical Cabinet, Ncautcrs History ofis Christian Religion
Nos Band !, Tor June cheap edition
The ladys Book for August emhc,hei " th aeean mites
Father Clement Roman Catholic Stony by the author OF De.
\ Nicaioh ~ TIE Scottish COveuan;eTs consisting of Review
OF the first Series OF Takes my Landlord by Thomas MCr. ID
ID author OF the Reformation Spain ana Italye cea sn
The Law Library July "a, 90
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fsEer and d. asuc raticn,- bewnre OF Deception


~ nat OLD iavouie and sterling remedy tue on
elnai AM genuine EoWANDS IMPROVED. Tonic MIXTURE
% universally and flyourahy twelve yea ra.t
he srea AMI only permanent OF complaint
initiated hS pstefs on all ies aud every way possible that
can JHt save them fun being Tie aM-i. uau-
Tome hh'ne the appearance and quantity the Lg lie
dose the directions for &c &c heinz
n-arto lie ltoovrs every on. D. M -
careful what iiey purchase, deception. fresh s,
received GAyNop 4. yrI, 'ft''
je door above the Rel Tavern ,o.r AGENT, IN r -,,o
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BONNETS, BONNETS, BONNErS.
DRY GOODS.
"GRIPPE "

w u take pleasure ~ recommending "R. =.
W BERN NRns Chori Remedy Tor Cucta NUt'f, p,,r
", 'h"r1 niifum 'ui 'l other uclsrs ,r wchit futru
co. having OMEN u..fi t u fiiuIu.s with success
LOOh ar TINE NJgNEgNs
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VA can store few hundreds hor--ad Of Tobacco more n
w AnierSon Ware Hou>', can D. taken u dire,
y from the boats fire OF 1yage FRED ANDERSON q co
June = l-43
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Dr. puscy's Sermon, &c.
III w. RAN llDI PHI -. rn.-i...I q.

49, DIR. puscy's Sermon, &c.
w. RANDOLPH has received for sale.
" The Holy Eucharist comfort 10 the lenteu Sermon
preached before the University BY the Revd H. P-
sey, u. D. lscts.
The true issue for the Chrchuan statement Of rts in
relation 10 The recent ordination STEPHENS Chusch y Y py
Drs- Smith and Auihon. cts
Murders IN the Rue Morsuc and thu Man tia, was used up BY
L. \. Poe, author OF the Gold lil., IL cts
Man Of the People Ey G. 6. Rosenberg. - els
Cariyie'srast and Present, - c,s-5,h supply ir %
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RACON, lard. FISH. o.

kSACON, LARD. FISH, Nc:-
- 70 hhis very 10y anI well sa.Iscd sides
~ has d' DOB do Shoulders
do dp do small Ham,
DO d1 Do loe4
30 kcrrs strictly 40 ita,d
100 bbs NO. . Roe NeuFab
go Kegs Fresh Butter
lu bhlsof very Od whakry
10 DO Peach Brandy
go dn VINEGAR
"u io y. o. M1ilssrs
goo ruIrs Esra Hams
90 Hacks sugar tir,i i,-f,r s,ts On ia, mo-, ,.,,
''"-' m ~ JAS. WINSTON
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SANDS SARSAPARLLA.

EcEiNED AMI opening days lot Of Misses beautiful col
lorei Caters and Half Caters They are ir., r,. r,
uraHlIuL J. y. WATkINs 4 90 Man .tr..t
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SMITH, DINNER * MORRIS.
AVE lust RECEIVED
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-14
WHITE SULPHUR WATER FROM THE
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
GREENnRIER COUNTY. VA.

'htbNbhltIt tDlNTl. VA
INHE subscribers having been appointod nv
Messrs VIM ~ Calweu q Co. Agent. for IN, al.
OF the above celebrated Water the United states Dealer. Ar.
equesed IN future To address all orders ALIEN DtVl GO
Richmond Va who tri that facilities afforded by this atr,ny
en' WI" further extend the Of the Water prove accepab
% those '-
ffesh supplies VIII D. constantly during the seaso,
heretofore direct from the SpTng- sam. car. anal 49,,
uon- IN bafreing tn Water Spring which hy. .,, h
prope"fs 10 present III. pubic perfect stat. Of mr.
se'aion and thereby greatly usefulness Will t L.
rigdy observed. ALIEN ANnER ntry Al =. -,
Richmond February iih, 1919.
us"eened proper 20 here information Of ,Io
who ~ yet may have had opportunity testing the ynr ~
the White sulphur Water, from the fountain tbs,
The proeors have been several years IN ap.
oring the Natrr to all country IN barr and half
sN wiich have undergone careful thorough retar,,o
ana ua has been satisfactorily that III. medical f
pfetnfs OF the Water reside mainly esHtesis and a.
e-" ar not apos othsrTifs
ported Water must strength a. that used fresh from
'e fountain Numerous comparative with the Watt.
thus transported and she Water the spnng y n,-rer
ana "serVn persons from all Union with view Of
ae'ranns - strength Va either abuulantly proved the
u Of tins Position Various letter, thee fact
IN be 20 SESSION Of the OF which may
'e FOUND IN the pamphlets containing directions the
"i the Water, which furnished vendors for rttous a.
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