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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
Of = most signal and merited defeat, J,

The New York Courier and Enquirer Of wed
nesday says, that The Offer made on Saturday last
~ mai paper, topay in hand Five Hundred D6l.
lars 10 any responsible gentleman who viii bind
himself 10 pay Ten CESTs for each and eyery
vote Mr. Clay gels more than SIR. Polk 10 de
Ssa'ssof New York, sun remains open al that
otice.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

me L.ocos boast greatly Of the Distinguished
,,.a Tho have Ie.t the Wings and gone over g I
,sem.-,s though The change II trading poiill-
e;,n vbo,e vauI.y probably had By neglect Of
,be Wigs, been wounded, was q more lnPos-
,anes han hal Of an honest ysoman' who nag
been moved b. 10 other impulse han The love o. /
ruth.
Fl "a, our nar,J We care not about the'hde or
Il s,.,;,n az Re- ejuyeri. Its erough 70 know that
Il ~ se,dine and rejecting masses are daily be-
coming dissnsssd with the aisOrganizing and de-
,,rue,,e doe.r;ues Of our sdversanes-aae sun
more so :, he vile Sbuss hesped sPoa The char
4 ac,er cfihs Distinguished Statesman whose fame
i his co,intrys and whose services have been OF
!, iaappreciabls vslss. He, who, II al emefgen-
n cies, has beea looked 10 BY all parties as the
!, uaster-spiril 10 quell The storm.
|. ItcouId net be otherwise than that honest men
4 should come tpdhe rescue-snd here they are.
4 Let them speak for themselves.
VI The Annapolis Republican publishes the fol-
: loving, and remarks: 1--WE understand thsrr
/ are many others in The same neishooFhe~a. WY
! have come 10 the sane patriolac I<solahon aug
=. know Of change, ia every election district OF
:. The county. Our fiends abroad may les. -
a sursd that Anne Arundel viii elecr Wig 'ick
3 Il. and give our candidate for Governor not les
= ihantw bundled majority"
FoRx PATuxr1r, Anne Arundel Co. Md
M.ssas. EpIToRss---Wa.- ihaasnnder
. .;sned voters Of the 4ih election distric
~ Aune Arundel county, wish 10 an
nonnce 10 cur Democratic friends that ",
q bave.renounced Locoiocoism, and hereb1
declare our intention To- support HENRl
Cray aud THE TARIFF, and we 60 10
pie sWhig measures Dat and outs We has
he voted with that party styling itself Demf
cratic (God save the mark 4too long
re. but seeing there is no true Democracy j
lhe them, we are constrained, from sense {
A. duty, lave Of country, and desireto Sc
y he glorious Republican institutions undo
4. which we live perpetuated, 10 come OF
md AID abandon that party with. which "
n, have heretofore acted, and to array ou
ON selves hereafter against LocoIocoism an
as' upon the side OF our common country az
~ CLAY, Freilnghuysen. Prate, land the Ia
Tiff Of ~, and we will use every honor
bis. bic effort 10 secure their election.
the We are, gentlemen, with s
vo. much respect. yours.
Wis WIZ LLOYD MuRPIsY.
HEzEKiAH WHITEHEAD
eat WILLIAM TURNER.
mo. JAMES SNowDEN.
,sis RICHARD DEAyER.
mia JOHN WHITEHEAD.
Al SAMUEL AIRF. Sen.
RESIN w WHITEHEAD,
GRAFroN SMITH
.1 BRAzILlA WHITEHEAD,
-. SAMUEL ArRY, Jr.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
FRApDIAND VIOLENCE

The New York Tribune has the manuscript,
picked up in the Empire Club Room Of that
City, "a gang Of buIlies,) giving the arrange
ments for bringing 5s4 votes into the several
counties OF New Jersey at the coming election.
The diGsrepi squads are 10 DO headed BY these
bullies, and their votes 10 be forcsdin, without
regard 10 right
The whigs being foreWafned, will, Il is hop.
ed, be prepared for this invasion Of their
rights.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
A canal Rant

VIII leave HarPsfs-Ferry on Monday the l4,t
of,his month foI'lhs Leesburg Festival, returning
on the isth. Fare Cor the round TIP IS cents
MIR. wRIGHT's PROTECTION SPEECH.
The whigsh have been remiss 10 moi calling
attenticn to the speech Of Senate: Wright, 81
Wa,sr,own--ln which be adopts the wing doe
trinesa Tsra Tor Revenue, discriminating for
FroEeciionl
He voted for The Wing Tariff Of 1912. and
wo0ld.nOs disturb i. il be conld-bu, declares.
p I'M face Of the recorded votes Of me Wig
party, that they SO In for prohibition
hope our Loco Foco friends will con,iuoe
The circulation Of Mr.. wright's speech. Itcou.
cedes the prinSipls and be may scold at The a..
iaiis as much as be pleases.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

VIRGINIA RISING. All large meeting Of
the Wings Of Richinond,on Friday evening. WIN.
RI. mcfarland. Esq. Who had lately returned
IRON a Visit 10 ghe wsstern par. q The sta:e,
ensured The meeting that both from personal
observation and from Information derived from
1str,ssas. authentic sources, The Wing vote would
very laras sublecr hem q "a Et i2 SpPie=T157
'cf . most signal and merited defeatp
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Morgan Couatyl-A letter from u n.
ielligeni source assures us that the bo5sied
changes IN this County. as paradedi ID sbme
Of the Loco prints. are sheer Auns5tg.-
No one but the Colonel Of the cob asri.
rnent has changed aod nobody win osey
his word Of command 70 wheel abont ID
politics. Little Morgan. he says, Wi 90
i strong for Clay and FreIinghuysun,
tIPinchestsS ksp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

LUTHER GIDDisGs and JoHs B. HOOK, Esqst,
addressed the Winchester Club on Friday night,
By Invitation. and made very happy and accspt-
able speeches.
They were elected honorary members Of The
Ciub.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

eJLThe 6rsl page contains some forcible arii.
cles on the subject Of the Tariff, 10 which We IS
pecially ipYiie attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
! PIPE LAYING.


The Locos have been log babblins about
Wing 'ppelsying'' in eleeeious. This has
generally been done 10 hide their own rnaneu-
yrss in that way.
The PhiIaJelpha Forum warns The Wings 10
30 on .heir guard, and states that he names Of
hundreds Of. strangers have been placed on the
Assessors Lists, in that city,. and the bust.
ness or t'colonizingn voters has been ddrried on
fOr some Time past That paper slsies lhs
matter thus:-- ,t
awe give some facts; We were Inform
ed Yesterday afternoon by several gentle .
men from he. First District. that since
lgsaAs4asy I s4, IF5s-77-i, o. FOUR HUN
nSsfssors, list.in the Fifth Ward South.
"a large number OF names have afso been
added to The listi in the Sixth Wath Nor.
thern Libeflles; there are about THREE
HUNDRED more names on the lIsi. than
there are legal voters in The Ward /. To
!he First Ward, Spring Garden, ibe same
Fraud has been praciised; and in Ches-
nut Ward, 10 the city, between Tuesday
morning am Wednesday night,
ONE HUNDRED AND FoRTy.lNYN-r
names Of men who are total Strangers and
Of whom nothing is kEown, have been
added 10 the list. These are onigIa few
and We give them Merely 10
put cur friends MI
kO.NRTHEIR GUARDill
we doubt not there is a regullrly or. |
ganTzed band Of reckless loco focsA Who'll
are registering their names IN ElERY |
WARD IN The city and county, atI@ Der.
haps In many Of the townships ;ns otber
Counties, No one knows from What
PLACE these men came, for they sre no
satisfactory account Of their whefssbou ts
he Wings ip every ward and towasbip
SHOULD IMMEDIATELY appoint Com.
mitiees Of Vigilance, whose dutya shalt
oe 70 ferret out the perpetrators III this
FRAUD, and. we warn our friends eve.
y where 10 be prepared 20 bri~x.lo ms
ice every man who shall volati iaws |
y onr State op either Of the dall cleo
ION Those men who are n6w,lfsxsIlin
rom ward 10 ward. and from township 10
ownshlp, are undoubtedly employed 10
10 So by those leaders OF the loco foco
,ar'y who are continually shoulinos ,.Se1
ware Of Wing piPe-iaytrst' The fst.s " Z
ave given show who are really the
pipe layers now" 9
Anpihsr warning Is given in Ire 'Eat,w;ns
Pipe Laying The New Yotks Tfi-
une calls upon the Wings Of thstcsty ID
prepare TO guard; and gives conssersa
on between Loco Focn Of Abe city andI ;
noiher from ihe country. ia which the
ooo says That bis party can poll 5 many !
o'es as they choose ! aud THE way thisi !
as done was for indipidnsls 10 pots I'll !
any dtsfriefa He said be had kGownl /
en- 70 vote seeenty odd fines at one elec.l !
on The editor ofths Tribune ssvs hsl I
Lows that the conversation Is caiiac,lvd !,
ported. /.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
HON. A. II. II. STUART.

This grntleuan vi address fhepscp.s or Jef
fsrsou, and The public generally, a he cour
House, 10 Char.estoun. On
Friday .RExT. THE iTH INSTANT.
q i'll o'sieok. on ihs political topics Of The day
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

The last Bowling Gresfed and thir.
Gazette says that Of tbe1dist Conference
y members OF The Mace there are on
now assembled at sTe not The friends and
" half dozen yC..r FOR tbe pres,dsr
supporters of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

GoansetieHt.-.The Wings DC Eaa5
Hartford elected their candidsles FOR as.
sessofs and Board 81 Relief, on :Redsess
day week b. majority o. l0a votes o.
yer the Loco Foco ticket. Fer three
years past this Town has been Loco. En-
eept last April. when the Wings carried
IL By isss than 20 msjori,y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

The Globe says that The whole Locofo.
co partyof Pennsylvania have 4 stfono
affection Tor Skunk. Very likely. TheT
. something IN the sound Of The nause
oaEnk that SHOULD make The Polk q
fellow feeling for bim.-Prenf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

y .lstenpi ~ Ds''-'
aiou e - f.,.x j asusd !, the ia1o .,,.'b
God, are seems Tfaeis b ths sia q p'' ~.
Richmond s,sr.has ihe ydsay The ias-
Noe'do pe believe. iha, TFsr,.
g 70 w York, for circulation ia y - = lIni,sd
States q affect he Tariff oae,t,on. me New
qGirlf. :,
Ihs fAs>Japh above contains swo pare Ia
: ifsii iae sdssts Do nor Sslitrs that he TsriH
es stisnsiEeiy sifeSIated u ags,uy 'cceasure
QaessioF and second, ,bey: ]. ;r,.ra.d. We
such sseegfse. The 80 !. kl.nd
suppose sor lhatssS'eo pc derived i'e.n p
aithovsk he y.seaage does not express y Nos
II Is. Eso,ifsr IS wiling 10 cone out nas-ioo'eo.
/, =. t,.< American spirit, 10 deno1nce any sys-
,eysilc attempt 10 England 10 control pubic o
.6ioD here, in he settlement Of any local OF ma
tien.i ouestion, when We are able 70. farnIsn
them win THE. PROOF, to produce THE
WITNESS 10 5hs fact, that these Free Trade
Tracts, prepared IN Epslspd, bavsbsen brought
over here By English agenis.far Jrts dist'i5slion
,.ppe Of 8 Eom Aronght TwENTYTHoUsANp
one n whichaeopies was given 70 the
49, :, chose Information We depend,
which eory7Ne had ID onr posiessIon, ana from
~hi'n rs :. We time puuIishe ed extracts, and
.onouncsa ne es. this scheme was 81 fssi'
Now ~hai does he enquirer say Here i PROB
hat B,iii,h Gsl1is Al work for POLK and Dallas.
WIN The Foquirer denounes its ally Star.
~. 9roof couapiete.
Tho Locos attempt to parry the force Of the
charge thst British Gold is employed il ihr
counlryfo break doirh The Tariff. Bal lhesPRooI
IS COMPLETE The New York Republic, ed
tied BY the Messr.. Sargent, states lhaelhe Lpn
don Paper, containing Isis cf individual sub
scriptfons FOR The propagation sof FteeTrsde doc
irines, may be seenat The Han 81. The. .4meriea
Institute. 10 The Park Thenames n The person
subscribing with The amount Of their donations
are given. -a
Ffeemen Of America, bear 10 % ind The ia,
that Fund has been raised in England, 10 ct
cuiste Free Trade Tracts in the United Stale
aud 10 aid 10 subyestisg fine American System
The London Times, good au'horits for the LOc'
when they want osmake il bear onsMr. Clay, hi
4 The following paragraph
"a subscription was recently ofeLed 70 raj
funds to. chocolate fee trade trsds in fqreie
counties .7bout fur hundred and forty thdusai
dollars ,esrs subscribed. Some Of these traets
De printed IN .httr York ron ciRcuLATIoS IN tt
.URITED STATES
These subscriptions we're lakentup 10 vsrio
parts q England Manchester, ODE n the gre
: manufacturing towns, has subscribed 10000
Or nearly 100000. II II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Charlottesville Locofaco papers are,
attempting to make il appear that. The
y digs are opposed 10 The Catholics as !
enufen Or people. The only State 10
the Union, sciers Catholics are Droscr;5e5
Is New HanPshise-wbers The Locofoco.
bsye had the, power from time immemo.
rial. - =
In that Stsfe--
No Catholic can be Representative
No Catholic can be Senator;
No Catholic can be a Councillor
No Catholic can be Governor
in,s u 10 State where the Wings
nave less influence than any other State |
q t1e uniol-and yet. the Locos sac- |
.eed 10 making The Catholics believe thai /
pc wings are opposed 10 their religion
nd disposed 10 curtailihem Or their rirbssi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03
nfoyEnIENrs II MICHIGAN.

The Ann Arbor Jourral contains an address
or % members OF what Is sty led the = Ljbefty
PARTY. !. who give their reasons for casting theit
votes for Mr. CLAY; notwithstanding he is
stakeholder. lf they voted for Polk. they would
sanction the, Annexation Of Texas, 70 WHICH
.thsy are opposed, and iflfOr Biineyp it would De
but a waste or their votes.
Itwilf be recollecied tAai the Eocos are using
every effort to coneiliaLe the Abolitionisis' 70
get their votes. or 10 induce them7o throw Them
away on Birney. That has been The Saleuia-
ton for months past. They may succeed 70
some extent, but not perhaps as fully as 'hex
respected.
Witness their course. When slSde was elect
ed, as Wing Governor of Vermont, theery YVES
raised that he was an Abolitionist-althoush
1.-THE Abolitionii,s had run sePsrate ticket ADD
given il more than 1000 votes. Yet, when Nor
ton, notorious Aboliiionist. was elected 60
vernon Of Massachusetts, not word 81 com
splaint was uttered BIZ them, although MoFio'
i refused 10 surrender The negro steaiers TO VIZ
GINA, when demanded by Governor Gilmer!-
Here's consistency for you.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Gel z. J. R0ndozph-Th eeenllema q
10 card published in the last Jefferso
MAN, denies that"his letter 10 MIR. Claw
contained any allusion TO the BARGAIN
and Sale cslumny.' Very well Col
Randolph does not deny, however. That
IN Inc letter referred TO- be expressed The
greatest respect and regard for Mr.. CLAW
and that be also stated 10 substance that
Mr.. Jefferson entertained The highest O.
PinIon Of Mr.. Gays moral and inteIlec-
tual worth. Now this letter was written
10 1877. several years after the Bargain
and Sale story originated. Oh: course
neither Col. Randolph nor Mr.. Jefferson
believed il, or they would not have en-.
ieris,ned respect and regard for one who
riHs .7drocsfe
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

ANOTHER REMUNERATION = James Fur
-guson, Esq. member of',hs bar in ,he county
Of Wayne. Virginia, and for some time, during
he present canvass one 81 the Locofoco orators,
has feuoanted Polk and taken The held for the
iIusuious statesman, Henry Clay and Wing
measures. Mr.. Ferguson was one Of the speak
ers a, the Mass Meeting a Kanawha, c. H. on
The slst Of July Isl! Since then he has come
out for clay. At Wing meeting in cabell, on
Saturday week, he delivered an able and eftsc-
live speech, and We feel confident much good has
been done for the Wing cause.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

The lastFincastIe Valley Wig contains
the reDupcialions Of eigh, gentlemen who
have come out frop the. Locofoco parry
and joined the Wings, namely-Henry
Goode, james M'Neil. Morris Hickoct
Anthony Rhodes. Simeon Fitch, Fieldipe
Stuart, Jsbel Waldron. and Henry nj.
johnson.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Hfnois.-Our early friend. john ~,
Raowy.sEso formerly Of Jefferson Coun-
ty, is doing noble service 10 Illinois: a.
one of The Whig Electors Of that States-
W. were salisfied when he turned bis
f.ca westward that we should hear OF him
wars - ItrS,I n = So - s.a.s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

s. AASANsAs FLouR --Mr. John Clad
ef e'tzen o. van buren, Ark, is now
towing 40 excessive Steam AIililin that
Ibetweefleh will be capable Of grinding
per day.-la and fopf thousand bushels
And the mseIifae.
e<-ssiructine i, we fG. C. N. who Is
when be was a baby.-ssd mspy : dsv
Farmer.
George ". Sou,b.Il. e.
for q, cos aonlnalion asI,hs WING c.5SsssPi-
,spr... as.s.. "a The Aeeonsc di.irie. s ,.s
51 j, l s,Ia e 1esss B.yIy. 81. . Iss
sseed a. certain.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

+ EARTHQUAKE AT TRINIDAD by The
schr. Sarah. al this port on F.iday from
81. Thomas. SeP,em6er Ii. we learn that
on the 30ih August. about 3. A. NJ. the
inhabitants Of Trinidad were reused from
sleep BY The shock OF 40 earthquake, the
violence Of which far exceeded that Of
any other they havetever experienced.
except the one Of 1925. Great fears
we're entertained for he the safety or the
town, but no maierfsl damage was sus-
tanned. The deepest anxiety was mani.
Tested on behalf Of The adjacent Islands
from neither Of which had any positive
lnioimallon been obtained up 10 The time
Of the Sarah's leaving on The Sd instant.
Bali. .amt,iean.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

MAiHE.-At the seco1d .r;.l q. -.
lection Of Representatives 10 he S,.. :, : $
49,, , iaom i me town Of PORTLAND, on
49, II ~. y iss''s'ne wings elected their can
$3.50, suree 70 humber. Their average
psJoIlly Is nearly, hundred ynlea-~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

SECRETARY OF SrATE For Kr.,.,4.,,,
The Frankfort Common wealth - =
The country will learn with bisb sa,;.
faction that Governor OwsLEY has oh 80
ed the able services o! Thai ereat vateran
The Hon. BEN. H4RptN, as Secretarv II
State. who qualified on last Saturday,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

There are but sol 7lpertons ID New Yo,h :. III
lake the Croion water The rent fof tic tast vesr
was $4,000.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

Iae Loco Foco Procession. which ,ool.
place last night was failure both - j
strength and appearance The whole
number in The ranks. men and bows includ-
~, We are aSsHseds by gentlemen who
vas manifest lack 81 the enthusiasm o.
serFable IN times gone by, and although
me democracy had been called on to1llu.
inmate, The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS were few ID
deed and iarbetween.-BaH Amer. Tues:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

.Dr. Dun5ay's IaSfitute.-Weake plea-
sure in calling attention 10 The advertise
ment of Professor j. r. w. Dunbar "
Baltimore. Dr. D. is a native Of Win
chester, and It's a source of qualification
~ nis many trends and youthful associ+
ates 10 be able 10 refer 10 his successful
career 10 Medical Science.
DR.. Dunbar's Museum is ap object of
great interest, and will afford The student
ample means for nraclical Instruction.
q ms classes are already nearly filed. but
= any Of Inc sons iof Virginia should
aeen y necessary 10 seek medical instruc.
ton abroad, they may vet 6ud entrancs
'u' ~ We Doctors Private Institute.
o.. ns reel laat no sfadied eulogium Is ne
800, ~. lumbar has already won
lecturer, but as a practical SURGEON an5
anatomist Of the highest order. - W;1c5es-
Ter Repn6. t
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

RENUNcIATioNs. -v Fielding Jones Esq,
of ,his comfy .nsays ,he las. Lyuchbnrg Virgin
isn .shas renoupced Locofocnism, aud was one
~. vs. Presidents Al The Whis Convention held
Al Rockingham Springs, a few DAYS ego. DR..
Bipfofd also, Of Buckagb N, has Abandoned the
Tocofoco pattv. Ana we have heard Of other
changes, though we have not been autnotizeu %
menilo1 Names
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-10-03

The Marietta (0h;o) Iateiligsneer Srlnss ING !
declaration 81 TWENTY seonen Of Wash'nsT
ion County, who have renounesd Loeeieeossm.
thew 70 d for The Tsrsa. and declare thai-
aTbS protective polley Is demeeEssle = y -
character, and tendencies. y promotes equa.-.
Nv. Eotby Depressing one class. but p sies ..
inx alE-6y elevatiog. sustaining, and pfoseesiss
me labSr Of The country, sgansl the1 o. ens
paper labor Of EuroPsp
They furiherssy
.swe have cou6dsnce in the Democracy 2,
/ tIsprt cla, We believe he will reccmmsna apo
sustain ths, whrch We hold 70 be for the oest n
teres,s Of our common country
| The lnlelIigsnser sts.es that this iist does g.
embrace 3 (oarth Of the number in inc county
wbo are known 10 sgree with the figners 10 sen
Etiment, and IS desired 10 say that many oshe
names win probably Be given 10.
Two Others 10 Guernsey, publish thslr ie
puueiations- and another gentleman who "a
h.en Il, imsd by The Locos, denies Che imPeact
ment. ,,
! i--,.eeisro their determination q leave th
Los party, and 60 fot The country ana principle
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-11-13


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ftkg CARE Or YorR nEALrn-wrr

AL CARE OF YoCR nEALTH-wrr
FEET >ome ~atef remafk that We gaea zee
fea.|s itmrine ahoat To- The mud. - al lesllsf
sa.a5 through. and bow often do ,aeh pso..le when
ts1afn home al down hy Ire ire sJe and per
.se 'cei 90 dry Suho4i s.ihef changing .heif
a. .Aaes Can WE hen wonder A. il,
sa.ag aHd barking, ani rheumatism aa8 ..8,m-
ms - ehich enable The doctors 10 f.1e j. 5b..,
4ze We ieet mast commonly rfiJss, sf.f
ta.s u ihe hfa.I a1a lung. an -L4n 49, i..
s#@5 have taken pafe fhe house IL 90 Are azagsf
laf oiii therefore lci saIfsa, ouf fes8ef.. ,,,
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H.#s patagssfasat r,rtn OF our 81 i8ftal n4.f.re,
sugual'y ard seteoiIous ren1nis he 81 he IT..
greet, 81 admaa1shing thc iudirs Il our fl4. IL Il.
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bats aeeH DO Tie nnaunl hal,it NJ nf ahou fi,f. a..
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..s .es-afe of Know ng t1u many bs.e sils4...sI
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@ Hretfauye oi the bad physical CONSEQUENCE. :,
sci ~ camp ieet and he dae.afs nsa.i psrfst.f 40,
lte fs ~ lhrf Hfomises Ct b NAV be 3r fst, ,..
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o. l.=a a's5--to g. % Isiefal#g. Iai. Inc 5.e,,l
81. .aaIs o. sares end procure g.. s.nt. tb,ss
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sia aaHFlatlnHg .eas1us. Hbo aas Col tb. 80,
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To following statement Or hemp
received al New Orleans NAV help 10
show the rapid increase nf he culllya.
ton VI las lmPoral, article: lsil aal
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MSS 10 tho New York llis, Society
lie sler, IN particular. could no, a
knowledge The authority Of the court,
Ebeiing.
f"uubourue remarked 10 Leisler, on
the scaii.li, We are thoroughly vet
silh rain-b but 10 lille whiie, Nc
shall be runed through ~ilh Tue Ho'y
Sw,uL H-1iSS, n the New York IL.
Society,