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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
Rail Road Meeting.

Pursuan, TO public notice, large and respec-
table meeting of the citizens of the county of
Pike. convened at the house of Jacob S. Sand,,
in Milford, on Saturday evening the 7lh instant.
The object of the meeting having been stated
in few brief and pertinent remarks by VIM.
G. Salmon, Esq, the meeting was organized by
appointing Hon. JOHN H. BRODHEAD,
President, SOLOMON NEWMAN and Hon. john
WEsTBRooK, Vice Presidents, and Horace l..
West and David Vangorden, Secretaries.
On motion OF C. w. Dewitt, a committee of
seven was appointed by the President, TO draf,
resolutions expressive Of the sense of the meet
ing, viz: c. w. Dewitt, VIM. c. Salmon, H.
S. Mott, NJ. Dimmick, Henry Hall, J. N. Brink,
Richmond Compton.
following preamble and resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted by the meeting.
WHEREAS, bill is now before the House of
Representatives of this Commonwealth, entitled
." an act authorising the Governor TO incorpo-
rate the Luzerne. and Wayne Rail Road Com
pany," empowering the corporation to construct
a Rail Road, commencing at the Delaware and
Hudson Canal, at any point within fifteen miles
of Honesdale, TO the neighborhood of Cobb's
Gap, and thence to the Coal beds, &C.: And
Whereas, by an act passed in 1880, the Gov
ernor was authorized TO incorporate company
under the name Of the Susquehanna and Della
ware Rail Road Company, TO construct Rail
Road from point near Carpenters Point in
this (Pike) county, to Cobb's Gap, passing, in
part, over the road in contemplation, and as the
time specified for commencing said road was
limited and has nearly expired, and as the
route has been surveyed at considerable ex-
pense, and as the prospect for its commence
men, and final completion is aattering,
Therefore Resolved, That our immediate
in the Senate and House of
Representives be requested TO procure an ex.
tension Of the time to commence and finally
complete said Susquehanna and Delaware Rail
Road.
Resolved, That in our opinion the Bill now
before the House should not become law un-
less with amendments and restrictions, so as in
some way 10 protect effec.ualy the rights and
privileges previously granted to the former
company; also limiting the quantity of real es-
tate TO be held by said company within reason
able bounds, and further restrictions with re-
gard TO The lateral branches of said road
On motion Resolved, That the proceedings
of this meeting be signed by the officers, and
copy be sent 10 each of our Representatives,
and also be published in the Jeffersonian Re-
publican.
(Siened 6y the OEcers)
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

The Georgetown Ky lnielligencer, ha, ii.
following singular paragraph:
There has been quite stir recently in N.w
Orleans, in consequence Of marriage of
white man named Buddington, Teller in h.
Canal Bank, to the negro daughter of one of
the wealthiest merchants. Buddins,on, bero,.
he could be married, was obliged to swear ,b,,
he had negro blood in his veins and to do III.
he made an ineision in his arm and pu, some
Of her blood in the cut. The ceremony W..
performed by a Catholic Clergyman, and H.,
bridegroom has received with his wife ror,nD.
of fifty or sixty thousand dollars The natr,,
serenaded him with such abomnabIe m.,.
that 10 get rid Of their discord he paid them
S4OO, TO be used for charitable purposes.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

A company of United States Dragons has
been ordered TO Fort Crawford, TO keep an eye
on The Winnebago Indians, who are reported
10 be great annoyance TO the inhabitants Of
Wisconsin. Capt Aliens company Of dragons
has been ordered 10 Fort Leavenworih, with in
sruc,ions 10 see 10 the removal to the Kansas
country of all the Sac and Fox Indians who
have not gone thther.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

BRITISH VESSELS FOR THE COLUMBIA Rt-
vEk-The Glasgow Courier mentions report
tina, the British ship "America," so guns, Com
John Gordon, with steamer and brig, had been
dispatched by Rear Admiral Sir George Sey-
mour to the Columbia River, Oregon and the
ship Grampus was about to be sent there in-
medately on the alteration Of her magazine
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
Congress.

Things are progressing slowly at Washing
ton. In the Senate, the debate on the Oregon
Question has not ye, been terminated, and still
continues 10 occupy nearly all the attention Of
The Senators. In the House, considerable pri-
sate matter has been disposed of, but nothing
OF general interest, except that the report of the
Committee on Elections has been sustained in
the New Jersey contested case, and Mr. Runk,
lthe Wing member,) has been allowed to re-
tain his seat
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
Heirs Wanted.

A pedlar, named McI.ancy, was precipita,ed
over precipice near Portage. Pa, with hi.
horse and wagon, and Instantly killed. Hi,
horse made a mis-siep and fell He is worth
some five thousand dollars, and has no, rela.
tive in this country. He came from Ireland
A portion of his property is deposited in The
Rochester Savings Bank.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
Township Elections.

The election, on the 9th instant, in Milford,
Wes'fall and Dingman townships, Pike county,
was spirited and warmly contested. The fol-
lowing persons were elected.
MnFoRD-SupervisorS Samuel Dimmick,
John SLhoonover
COnstables. Thomas j Newman, James A.
Combs.
Assessor John NJ Williamson.
Auditor John H. Wallace.
Ouerseers of the Poor Charles F. Mott,
James E. EIdred
Inspectors. John B. Dewitt, John Cornelius
Judge. Horace L. West.
Iorcn Clerk. Edwin b. EIdred.
School Directors. John H. Wallace, Seth
Williamson, Samuel Courtright.
WEsTFALL--Supervisns Cornelius Mid
daugh, Levi VaDgorden.
Constable. Abram Wes,fall.
Assessor James Sawyer
Auditor. Benjamin Van Inwegen.
Operseers Of the Poor. Cornelius Wes.faIl,
David Vangorden
Inspectors. Samuel Y Van Inwegen, John
N. Sawyer.
Judge. Elijah Rose.
Town Clerk Franklin r. Brodhead.
School Directors. Benjamin A. Westbrook
Henry c. Middaugh.
DINcmAN.--Supervisors. Benjamin Depue,
Jacob McCary.
Justice. William G. Crawford
Constable. John NJ Brink.
Assessor. Elijah Drake
AUDITOR. William Brink
Ouerseers of the Poor. Richmond Compton
Thomas O. Hazen.
Inspectors Elijah Doolitle, William Quinn
Judge. Rober, Hanna.
- I0wn Clerk David Redman.
School Directors. Augustus Bradley, David
c. Doty
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
The Cost Of Fashion.

Il is said that five hundred millions of dollars
are spent annually in the United States for such
articles of dress as are subject 10 The 1uclua-
lions OF fashion. Of this sum, il is computed
that l6 millions are spen, for hats, probably
about 20 millions for caps and bonnets, and for
articles Of dress not less than 400 millions
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

The Loco Foco State Convention, which as
sembled a. Harrisburg on the 4th inst. after
much wrangling nominated the Hon. William
b. Foster, the Presiden. of the present Board,
for reelection. The delegates were divided
into Skunk and anli-Shunk men,-hence the
difficulty. The Shunkites were victorious.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
Great Land Sales.

GERRIr Smith, of Peterborough, IN. "
offers 10 sell his immense landed property al
auction, in the months Of June, July, and Au-
gust next. The lands lie in foriy-fse Of the fl
ty.nine counties of the State of New York, and
comprise about 100000 acres. The auction
will be held at fifteen different places, on as
many different days.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
Yankee Notions in England.

Among the articles now exported largely to
England, are clothes pins, (which are carried
over by hundreds Of hogsheads, ivory and wood
combs, augers, gimle,s, and cut ,acks. In all
these things (says the Journal of Commercr)
we supply the English market,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
ShOemakins Machine.

We were shown, the other day. says The
Roundout (New York; Freeman, beautiful
Diploma, awarded 10 Mr.. A. Winter, of Roun-
dout, for making shoe out Of one piece of lea
ther and wi,hou, seam, which was exhibited at
Fair of the American Institute. We under
stand Mr.. w. has in contemplation machine
for the manufacture of this article of shoes.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

DEcIsloN.--Judge Hepburn, Of Carlisle, has
decided that the Governors pardon cannot take
effect in case where fine is imposed by the
court, which fine is by law directed TO be paid
10 the county. A clock pedlar had been fined
$50 for peddling without license, who obtained
pardon remiuing the fine.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

A report has been current, for some time, that
there is big snake in pond, near Batavia,
Ohio, and the people Of that region are about TO
club together and drain the pond, which is not
large, in order TO catch his snakeship.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
Cancellation of RcrIes Notes.

John N. Purviance, Auditor General of Penn
sylvania, has given official notice, lha. in con.
formity 10 law, he had, on the 3lst of January
last again cancelled $4,000 of the notes is.
sued under the Act of the 4lh of May, IS4l,
commonly called Relief Notes.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
MARRIED,

On the Sd inst, by Simeon Schoonossf, s'a-
Mr.. JAMES SAITH, of Middle Smihheld tsp:
Monroe county. aud Miss JANE HoerFR' "
Delaware tsp, Pike county.
On the 4,h inst. by Frederick EylsnbeTss''
Esq. Mr.. CHARLES STROUD. and Miss ELIZA
BETH VANAUKEN, both of Smilhheld tsp, h0D'
roe county
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

A COOP INTENTIONAL Yankee has invent.
ed drilling machine 1t is said ii will not on
ly drill iron, lin, rocks and wood but il is also
useful in drilling military companies -
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

DEATH OF MAIL RoBBER.-Dr. Bradee.
convicted of robbiug the mails, and imprisoned
for the offence in ls4l, died in his cell at Pits
burg, few days since. Previous TO his death
no confessed his guilt.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
(Signed By the OGeers.)

Maj. THOMAS STOCKTON, Governor of the
State Of Delaware, died suddenly on Monday
evening last at New Castle, while sitting in the
Orphans Court conversing on business.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12
The Whig Convention.

The Wing State Convention met a, Harris
burg on the llh inst. We have no, heard of
any of its doings.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

AND STILL ANoTHER.--We learn that ADJ
jah Harrison, venerable citizen of Oraass' d''
ed, a few days since, a. The advanced age O
90 years.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-03-12

ANOTHER JERSEY BLUE GoNE.-JeremlaiS
Howell, died at Parsippany, Morris county, On
the 18th ut., aged 80 years and months he
was a, The battle of Monmouth, and participated
in other scenes of strife and glory in our s~'
den age.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

g { ~ and after the Sd Of December
We'd edays and Fdays NJ. precisely arrive Ly
burg days 81 r. NJ
turning LynehbGrg Mondays wesnedays Fridays
Az a 81, and arrive IN RehInond next DAY 81 p NJ
Passengers for >tuunton.
BY Boats will A. Mondays Wednesdays
Fridays seousvne A. NJ and by
Jpn
Pessge-s for FzrHs and Charlotte and HaaI HsE5eS
leave Richmond by the Boat and with the sge
IersyIie.
BOYD, EDMOND a DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

GORDON II SKlNKER.
No. % Main street.
nFFER for sale
~ 10 fIhds g. Croir Orleans and Porto Rico Sugar
~ Boxes Loaf and IS Bbs Clarified Sugar
900 Bsra Rio. Iaguira AMI Java Coffee
TEA-i3 Chests Gun Powder, part prime
Ghosts fllct. do do
Tea IN IS and n Bores
500 sides good and damaged sole leather
100 DO Russct Leather
7O1 sacks Salt part Ashtons brand
600 lbs shoe Thread
so KsRs Du Points Powder
Chcese-in casks and hores
40 Reafns Cap and Letter Paper
as DO Wrapping Paper
$50 Bags live geese Feathers
10 DJzen BED Cofds and Lines
$50 Crnfa0nes, Nova Scotia
10 Bags Pepper
Tsrcrs md bbis Vinerar
Cotton Yam Lamp Wick ard Cotion Twins
iniro Alum. Mlddsr, Coyp@fas
IS Kcgt iirrse -h0es
as Borss Tin Plate
IRON as swsds. English Tsargarand County
Amsncan md Russia sheet iron
BAND and Hoop Iron and Nail Rods
Mould boarjs and Hollow
COPPER $500 ms grarers. shsshins and Bot
AXES FeHitsntafy md Barn's
STEEL Mayors Cart md shcer
American and English Bfat-rcd
Fprinr siee. from 10 90 2 in~hes wide
Wire. Bioci TN srrter Inc. 80
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
DIR. SWAYNE'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.


TVNHIS "Celebrat.d Remedy" has now, by its
Il intrinsic vr,ue. acquired celebrity which be
shaken by the with which the
aboupds The public the only remedy that
OF the Lungs literally sweep Consumption from the land
wherever introduced aud all Others dnnd
gnhcanee The public humbugged long
and medicine which testimony of the
bostens publishing columns OF d
u6aies-but enough let the Iube know where be
se diseases above named which have baed the
sk OF the learned for heretofore
DIR. SwAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP or WILD CHERRY
pre- from that valuable which
introduce public and ample poof afforded Of ts
by IN. being flooded with Bahama Cand 81 and "Mr
tues" OF Wild Cherry OF which prepared BY regular
physicians TO 10 their Sostrns Therefore, the
public should guard and have worhes mixture
palmd fothe nai and preparation which
preparrd swAYNE, ~ w. Eighth and
Raer streets, Philadelphia.
coSsuMfrivEs those whose Lungs affected slightly,
should this delay, by which they
then 10 avoid H. Never live day with cough when this syrup
be had and nearly with avoid
destruCton by Con.umption.
pR swAYNE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY
compound OF Vegetable Remedies IL IL called wild Cherry
Preparation II combined
ing -diens efficiency given good
qua supporter and peaer'er OF the powers and functions
OF life. IL has equal
CAUToN-A preparations Of Wild Cheiry except Dr swaynes
and sprung afer this valua
he resdy had introduced itself the sick chamber therefore,
he deeevedby many "Basams and spurious aiIures
but try genune and be cured
Prepared only ~ IT, Northwest Of Eighth and
Race Philadelphia.
N Only Agents in Richmond where genuine preparation
Wild Cherry obtained PEYTON JOHNSTON Druggist
us Nam and W. u. DORNN. $50 Broad Also for
sale by Bragg Thomas Co. and T. Curling Co, Petersburg
ek.ourr R. Farnham Washington D. c. aud by Agents generally
throughout the UEted states de l6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
NEW BOOKS.

IN ARPER'S ILLUMINATED BIBLE No ~ The present
briggs the sacred Luke, Chspt XIX The iu-
very admirably 'Ieeutrd and also
The concluding numbers viii comprise Of superb
Iiuninaiions IN eolors, titles, fronuspieees etc.
PASTORAL LIFE AND ARTS or THE ANClENTs, ineiud-
history sk. linen WOOL and other dorous sub
spnn dyeing and weaving &c
,pirhdidiy embelshed vol.
This elaborate rich fund OF and
respecting domestic
and Of derived from and in
instances wholly inaccessible In the general reader
Ecw works viii be founi TO stronger Claims originality
supplying, OF respecting tbs
Interesting de-idersuIm in classical archaeology.
PARKER's AIDS To ENGLISH COMPOSITION, vol I2mo.
This volume designed promote the nea advancement OF
composition. will be found useful
ay having introduced improve
his plan and well his maieTia thus
great enhancing ts value.
HOLINESS LIFE or MoZsRT.-lFomng No Of Harpet's
New Miscellany l-MUSLIN ENTaA-PRICE so cts" There
such a lovers
eann.t hear Of IL too soon. To Syle which
alone suesd production Of interesting and
musical appreciation and remarkable We tina him
coray pleasing addition and
cal .srIurc. '-EI
f0 rse ~ the Bookstore OF
D1lNEER A. MORRIS.
TE,nE PHILADELPHIA EMPORIUM CHEAr CASH CLo rH.
fully the ezen~ Of Rehmord vieiny
all times pre- pard and
liberal The Cloths
Colhng this surpaaed by in Philadelphia
determined Establishment shall ehsper
Garment THAI be Lad No los
splendid and varied 10th Clothing
Of excellent cloths Of the finest flash aud mlde y the
under the immediate proprietor
him saying person good
Clothing, his either
as regards prices or the quality the Eoodi
PERRY z. NcNEILLH,
No los Chrsauts At,
de- lA-fm font Of Ssnderson's Ilatel
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
THE AMERICAN AGuIcULrUsIsr.

TNERMS:-One Dollar per year, IN advance
Il single numbers Ten Cents three for Two Dollars
Published Monthly, by sAIIos AtLxs eos Broadw New
York, containing - paEes, royal octave.
Each number ofth AErienur aims sheet and
ported by mail der the regulations newspapers
OF publications
aud within 100 miles the State Of New
York postage eieh mber, and and half cents
II 100 miles, without the state.
de A. II. ALLEN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

NNa w tttt.
bic Precipitation. u 10 4
eoaiion f'r the impuritie|
u will be noticed that q
misi ,ssiss from al poin
face. which Indicates IN.
ration nawsuninierrvp,e
are In health. hut ceases
siek. Life cannot be ca
til Il 10 thrown OF ~
and otis . Juices Of the b
poses by this means. eff
impurities within us. II
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
JUAN PIZZINI,


Confectioner and Dealer In Foreign and Do
mcstic Fruit,
III AS just received per schrs. Nassau and Man
II Il chester, the following GooIs wit
100 RoIes crop Bunch Raisins
$50 BoIes do. $50 BoIcs do.
so Kegs slalsEs Grapes, prime quality
10 Boxes Malaga Lemons (in hne orderl
4 Casks Zane CuIrants
Is Drums Sul;a. Rasns
Is BoIes Ciuon (Hns quality
Cases Brandy Cherries
30 Dor Olive oil, tbest quality
CASES Prunes In Glass Jars
Bil,s bordeaux Almonds
IS Drums Pigs
10 Frails MaaRa DO
Bales sheled do
200 LIS Paper Shell do
90 Cases Caaton preserved GisssI
20 BoIes Rock Candy
1000 Cocoauuis fresh and hne
so do ChRese FIRE erackru.
Toge her with large of Candy ~ his
ture warranted equal this other market Ao
largest stock and the vaney Of Toys
Fancy Goods Peffumety, ke offered before this market
The above Goods having een selected person purchased
the ver befiterms he prepared great n1ue-
TO wishing Iurehafe " whae ~ re-
tail aRd therefore Respectfully sobcs from
County friends bsfHe they purchase elsewhere
they will hnd 10 their DO Be i52
no fne door beiIw Erchanrs nh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MoND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, on the 18th day OF October
lS45 the foow wing Table OF Rates for the Transpor
taton OF Passengers adopted, take effect and
after the Is day Of December next until otherwise
dsred by the Board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
BUILDING HARDWARE.

BUILDING HARDWARE.
NfTE have hand OF import
w Of the fol'~ng articles
Of Mechanics ami others
Common and best Axle Pulieys, Sash Cord
Broad and narrow Butt. altiLes
Parliament snd - L. HINGES
Carpenters Genuine AMI Imitation Knob Locks
Pad, hOrt.ce and CO'et Locks
Knob and Thumb IatchcE
Fat sash Fastenngs, Bol.s, Screw, &c. &c.
w. \. a J. DOMAIN,
Jal6 III Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
N1j EISiGER'S RVS rORER OF HEALTiI,


for the Of Dyspepsia, Chronic Thrash and all diseases
arising from disorder Of the stomach and bowels such Head
ache, Heartburn flAtuleney, Constipation, &c.
The celebrity which this medicine has obtained and
universal gaining Of where
INTRODUCED and the has effected
the last stlhshes, beyot al doubt efficacy
rad ally Dyspepsia and Chrome Thrah With
enmlni dpe'ses In the Retofer ill afford almost
immediate re and effects great change for the bstern
few days bt b naty expected in dsaes
Stlrdng Inst aluay effects WILDE produced
prroi the celebrity has already acquired
hRd pets7n, erpet much the
while Others expect single bottle aerd them mmed
aRd permanent relief II osbe for physician any
thing Like idea Of The ~ medicine may
Indispensable fleet permanent different and
Of disease Their fore the quantity all
proPoorae eneetss7ms requiring only botle whist
others may require siI eight For sale by
ALEX. DUAL H. co,
au 90 Ii7 Ma n Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19
CHARLES CaRvILLE,
~ Pine 81, New York,
AGENT FOR Tue NEW YORK MILLS,
ONEIDA CO. ~

HAS FOR SALE, BY THE PACKAGE
II n NJ in ~ v. Min shirtings
n EIua super Water Twiss, mos. superior hbrie
Extra rvillci Jean.
CORDED shirts. Chambray-. Cambria Dimity
And very OF Cotton rantaloon Stun
cf very superior styles
ALSO AS AGENT FOR THE "HUDsoS PRINT WORKS. -
COLUMBIA COUNTY. n. ~
A general OF PRINTS AND FURNITURE
PRINTS all the styles which TOT dessn
and skin in surpassed.
ALSO As AGENT FOR THE IDA MILLS, Tsor, N. r,
(RE-vJsxLN MARSHALL Esq, Prsprssr)
An the fabrics made that establishment These with
from enable exhibit asso
COTTON GOODS worthy buyers
Of the whom they offered the most a
voursble
New York. Oct lsIS. c4-om
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-19

1872 iu,nu,te. x;,hI, M. r.
,.,. -. -, 49,, -. r.. '--- :,
g.. a. mr. 49, y - AZ. :. ~ :. ~"a ~
traced directly TO the .oppere OF IN. In.sn,b,r YER
requires any intsrpal medicines TO cleanse IT,
rofines uself BY ts heat and aeiion and throws
Tending h"mors. through the fnssn-ibie Precipitation.
an mat necessary when the blood 10 stagnant or I'M
open the porss and relieves ils~f nom all mpurity
own neat and vitality are sufeient without one pari
Inv eAeept 70 osen tho pores upon the surfafs Thus
'ouy ., nhinE % much internal remedies All praetiu
e,e'ee' unoh efforts To restore the insnsibie PeuE
n..e. .oe noeh the proper one. The Thomt
ss.ee eam~ tne hydropathisi shroues us In wet b
49,. - III, -. 'u' innn,u'smas the Aiopath's'
..',. s,,, I'm, mercury sna 'ns eu'ssfins ouaek sou
To ,iv, nm. ,d., NJ ~. .,,, =. A, ,,,, =,
-, I'm ,,,,. ,n,, m. 5000 m ~ W. ,"'ee.os
49,. ,.c.r.in.a ,n,, a.. s,..,s ~ n I'M" = sha ne
mach passed OF by mi. m,,n, I'm o,h,, "a. ~
r,rb, pound. per ,l.v. NC ,x,eu.,sd Az. non,S.
M. p.,.,,,,,,,n. ' y" "
This Is none othe, than In. used nm n,,.,.. NJ m.
other Juices giving pae. to m, new ma r,rh on. IT,
therefore, 4. 20 retain I'M IN, .y..m Az .,,n. m IN
matter that nature demand. should ,e.v. the BODY And
case Ii, blood 10 of 40 aetiv, pyipeipr nm
mines those PARTICLES the skin where they form seal
ulesrs. and other spot.
BY sudden uansition from heat to cold the pores
'hs preparation ceases and disease begins at once To
- .'oPpake o' IN" no" OF The Juices or
~, -. ps-
-. ~ .P'"k'ne Po'e }, ma'oeefwhr'ms mannnd
1900 n :, 'en.hs OF .ne wofh DE ire
:. - a., $3.50 " 'ie n~ns'o'e re'spnauon-
-. -, ~ .e.' "'ie'o'e 80" nee. say u the now
.s..o, =, ''e suisee, 70 ptessNe heahh cannot be
H., me M NOV sSss, s%'S . 'nau.,hs sse
reasonable 20 punue. 10 an,on the cor. a, ,h.v &c
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