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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13
Leasing Canal Ian DIS.

In an editorial two weeks ago we re-
piled To the article which had appeared
in the Cousli,ntonalis, two weeks before
in defence Of the measure of the canal
trustees IN lease the canal lands. Our re-
ply. however, was confined to but one.
and, ms We conceived, the main, point of
tina, article. and much was left untouched
tina, deserved notice. Regarding this
as subject of the utmost importance 10 a
large body Of our farmers, and the article
in the Consliu,ionaIst rs a semi-oilicial
defence Of The course nl the trustees in
this matter, we have opened our columns
TO the suhjoined communication, which
answers The article in question a, length,
and disslpates its sophislres like chat
before the wind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

EIihu Burriu compares the project Of
annexing the United States to Canada
with tina, Of joining the Atlantic to mill
pond.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

Bellies tina, rise and walk apsce,
Steal roses from AutorAs face;
But when they yawn in bed ill ten,
Aurora sleals them back again.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

Rather CurioUS-.In March 1915 there
were in this city 035 Smiihs and 1872
John Smiihs.-N. T. Sun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

Uhite Swelings.-lt ought to be &c.
morally known tina. white swellings are
frequently induced by pressing bureau
and other drawers inio their proper posi-
lion with the knee.-Er. ia.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

ErienSiuefo rgeries.-Thtee (orgeries,
amounting in all to about $4,000, were
perpe,raled a few days since in Utica,
and the money obtained on them from
different banks. The drafts were pre-
senled by woman, 10 whom the money
was paid. She has been arrested to-
gelhcr with two male accompliccs. About
$1,000 has been recovered.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

The Members Maiden Speech =
Mr.. Speaker hcm-I do not, sir,
rise sir, to detain the house sir, as |
consider, sir, every thing has been
sir, already said sir, both in its favor
sir, and its-its-its-obje ctionable-
ness; and therefore sir, as every
thing sir, has been said sir, that can
be said sir, it is not sir, to be sir, at
all expected that there can be sir,
any thing left for me to say sir, and
therefore sir, as matter of necessi-
ty sir, have nothing to say sir, but
as Virgil says in his Latin Ora
ton, "Billumdon'tumlireum! uotum
fotuml noun -secundaminattofusti-
bus !"-McrOsc0pe.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

Beautiful MeiophOr.-The edi'o5 of
the Georgia Journal has discovered a
beautiful and illustrative metaphor. He
asks an editorial opponen, whether he can
bite the bottom Of a frying pan without
shutting his nose.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

A man shot.-We learn that on Sa-
iurday last a man by the name of Gard
ner, was shot, in Nauvoo, by Mormon
named Cotton, and instantly killed.
The cause Of the difficulty was this -
Gardner. who is not a Mormon, has
wife belonging to the church. She wish
ed to emigrate with the saints, but her
husband would not go along: she, there
fore, left him and took up with Cotton
This led to the quarrel which terminated
in the death Of Gardner.-Uar. Signal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

We copy the following paragraph from the
last Bloomington (Iowu) Herald. hspeaks well
enough for the piely Of our military cotemporary
excrp, tina, he ha. lief, unexplained how
he came in possession Of those twenty dollars
\ country editor with 500 in his possession |,
Is very mysterious.
An Editor 5edi-Iast Sunday afternoon
while all connected with This Office were a, church
as usual, our sanctum was entered by some iiend
IN human shape, who broke open our trunk and
lelrniously distracted therefrom a silk purse con
tanning from fifteen to twenty dollars. In JUS
tce to our editorial brethren we would say lha
this was not all editorial money. The trunk o
our foreman was also opened, and there was ali
s'racted from it--nolhing. Ne hope the THE
will let US hear from hlm when he reaches Cali
fOrnla--or from the gallows. which elevation h,
is destined 10 reach and adorn.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

Uespha'ia Plan Of Smoking Hams.
A room in garre,; fire in the cellar
smoke gathered in a tunnel and led TO the
smoke rooms by small pipe; by the
time 1t gets there all the heaviest par. of
the pyroigneous acid has condensed, and
the smoke become cool. Nothing touch
es the hams but Il pune light, cool smoke,
which is allowed to pass Off by num-
her OF small aperiures. about as las, as it
is supplied.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

Esguire.-Mr. Cisl. of Cis,'s Cincin-
natl Advertiser, requests as favor from
his correspondents, tina, they will in lu.
,ure not append the Esq. to his name.
He gives several reasons for il-one OF
which is the following lit is inappIi-
cable TO me. Esquire is derived from the
French Ecuyer, stable boy or os'Icr.
I have not cleaned stable for forty
years.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

|. CoDDINo, distinguished abolition
lecturer, will speak this evening and to-
evening, March the 18th and
18th, a, tho Mechanics Hall.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

Naral Strength Of the UorM.--The
Hon. John NJ. Clayton, in his speech in
the U. s. Senate, lth inst, presented
the following statistics, collected from the
highest authorities:
Enetdnd.- Commercial tonnage, o.
62O,O59: vessels of war all classes, 67l ;
number of guns 1928; number of men.
10000; number of guns 10 each 100, 900
tons of commerce, $40; steamers Of war
80.
United Nates.-Commercial tonnage,
2,4l7,002; vessels Of war. all classes, 76,
number OF guns, 1852 number Of men,
1924; number of guns to each 100, 900
tons Of commerce. 304; steamers of war,
5.
France.-Commercial tonnage, 625.-
769 vessels Of war, all classes. 3iS (;
number of guns, SIG; number of men.
20,095; number Of guns each 100000
tons OF commerce, 1897; steamers Of
war, 6l.
Russia.- Commercial tonnage 800.
goo; vessels of war, of all classes, 1875 :;
number Of guns, 1894; number of guns
to each 10000 tons Of commerce, 5, 467 /;
steamers Of war, 8 besides many con,rac-
ted for.
Denmark.-CommerciaI tonnage, 90, =
375; vessels of war. all classes, ~ num-
Der of guns, TO each 100000 tons OF com.
merce, 81; gun-boats, 81.
Sweden. Commercial tonnage, 49,.
1874; vessels Of war, all classes. 397 (;
number Of guns, li07 number Of guns
to each 100000 tors of commerce, G03 {;
war. 2 gunboats, 377.
HoNUM.-Commercial tonnage, GA,
2S4, vessels of war, all classes, ls2 {;
number of guns 1914; number of guns
to each 100000 tons Of commerce, II, (;
gunboa,s, 1872.
TWkey.-Vessels Of war, all classes,
81; number of guns 1902; steamers of
war 3.
Egypt-Vessels Of war, all classes,
20, number Of guns, 400.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

The Bi6le in ChinG.-On the seventh
OF last June dinner was given BY the
East India Company. Sir Henry Pot
'lnger was present, and among other
things, stated that he had perused late
ed'ct by the Emperor Of China, wherein
the Emperor informs his subjects tina, he
had heard read to him extracts from a
book entitled the Holy Scriptures. the
purpor, of which appeared to him to be
replele with vir,uous precep,s, and, as
such, likely to do good; that i, was a
book Of virtue, and with this conviction.
he recommended it TO be peruscd by his
people, and gave them permission to read
II, and act agreeably to their own desires.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-03-13

Improvements Wheh 'hey should be advertised
Tor sale, was to secure to the purchaser the pos.
session as well us the title Of the land. II the
lands were not sold q, the time they were adver-
lised, tho settlers, who made improvements under
permits previous to December !, 1912, still re-.
main the owners Of them; and under tho law of
1913 they have the right to purchase the land Al,
an uppraisemcn, to be made without, reference to
said improvements Of which they are recognized
US being the owners. But, il those settlers who
had inads improvements on lands under permits,
previous to advertisement for sale, had technical
~ iodsi'ed their rights by not purchasing. the
law ot 1913 has clearly restored them, conse.
qucn'ly they have the right to occupy and defend
themselves In their possessions But il was not
in,cndrc by the nc, of 1897 Ia deprive occupant.
un'ler permits Of their Improvements, unless the
lands were sold under the advertisement, and. IL
the land. remain uasoi, their rights remain nm.
affected.
1t being thus clear, that the rights Of those
who occupy lands that hire been offered for sale
but not sold. rcmsin unaffected. aud are on the
same footing with tho rights Of those occupsnt.
whose possessions have mol been offered for sale,
We proceed. secondly. ia reply TO the main argu.
ment Of the writer in the Consitutionalis,, to
show VIA, these rights are.
The writer IN question takes the ground lha,
those who, under permits. occupy lands which
have no. been advertised since tho permits were
granted land the same reasoning, Ms has JUS,
Just shown, IL applicable 10 those which have
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-07-22

The undersigned having been apponted by
the HoME Mission BOARD of the Edgefield
Baptist Association In labor in Division No.
d, will, by Divine Pernlissiou, attend at the
times and places stated below:
Mount Zion. or Saturday before the 4th Lords
Day in Jnly.
Bethany at Republican, on Saturday before
the lst Lords Day in August.
Horns Creek, OH saturday before the I'd
Lords Day IN August.
EdgefieId c. H., on Saturday before the 3rd
Lords Day in August.
Antioch, on Saturday Jefoie the 4iir Lords Day
in August.
Red Oak Grove, on Saturday before the 5th
Lords Day in August.
Pleasant Grove. on Saturday before the is,
Lords Dayn September.
Each meeting will continue for week, il
circumstances shall render it proper.
JOSEPH MORRIS,
A. p NORRIS.
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LANDS FOR. SALE.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale the Planta.
ton on which he lives, 81 miles above
Hamburg, lying on the Savannah river, con-
tanning about 500 acres Of Land !, on the prem
ises are two stury comfortable Dwelling
House, ig the Piney; Woods. ont houses, q
Grist Mill, Cotton Gin carried BY water, and a
small Fishery. is, attached 10 it.,,, = !. !,
Alsn-A Plantation in Barbour county, Ala.
banla,,S miles, ffoIn,t the market town Euaula,
containing $50 acres of Land one-,hird cleared
and hnder good ,lenceI ii II has two-story
Dwelling, House, ou1 houses and quarters for
sixty Negroes: =: i, : q ,. !..,.yJ
ANY reasonable Terms, to suit the purchaser,
will be given on either place.
GEO. PARROTT.
July % st., 26.
10 The. Abbeyille Banner, and Greeuviile
Mountaineer. will please copy.
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6 gsars: dp Mothers,

iIaaipG Is uur al gnr best .iiIS of parents To
their children and wjthuuin II, all Ihc advanla.
acs Gf ic,tuIe age bmi evils III dis. uiSc. Nature
always ddmorr'hc: The parent when ad is re-
quircd, IL ynung child cries much, ii must
be- III, lcr i, j. not capae OF being Affected BY
any IDEAS. hnt those Gl bodily pam rr pleasure
At srci times mu'crs are apt To give their iII-
lunls cUYaiRis coul,imin% in, .%icallu. or Stupi
lying properties aud though this may a!lSw or
their immediate purpose, shat is the result
! The children either die ir c0nvusinns. or live
miserable and unhealthy. pmcd in their grcwIh,
, with dlkiIilatcd s'omarhs, and palscd nerves
The food designed by nature for children is so
! clearly roinled ont, that it Is marvellous how
any person can be mistaken, the breast Ui the
mclhrr. or bread and milk for infants. is so
clearly adapted TO the drlIcale state of their
s,Utuaciis. that nothing can be substituted equal
! ly nutritious ana Wholesome. II is at. The Grill.
cal period OF tecihing," or when the infant is
withdrawn from It's mothers breast, in order
to substitute stronger diet, than those fatal
diseases arise which sweep oil so many tens of
thousands infants annually. Who can esti.
mate The ravages made by "Cholera lufan-
tum 2" And vel there is a specific for it. which
has neccr been knO,cn 10 fail when applied ac-
ting to the directions. "JAYNE'S CARMIN-
ALIVE BALSAM" is Il remedy that has re.
Stored many anguishng babe to the arms oI
the delighted mother, restoring vigdur TO the
system, at the same time that it eradcated the
disease As 'mcn arc but children Of a larger
growth, the same remedy will be found equal.
!y rtlicacious in Cholera Morbus, Nervous or
Sick Healache. and indeed all diseases tha,
arise from disordered state Of the stomach
and bowels.
Sold by r S. ROBERTS, Sole Agent, nj
Edgefeld e. H., e..
Bcuareof Countcucits!
July % 81 2G
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July l
c. A N d [ d "A Il E S

FThe friends Of Col. JonN QuATrLp
hum announce him as a candidate for The
office OF Tax Collector. a. the next elec.
ton: Sep 35s,,.,.s 10, 80
We are auihoirized 10 announce
LEVI r. Wilson, as Candidate for the
Office Of Tax Collector althenext election.
Feb. 26 ,e s
r The friends OF Lient. JANE b.
HARRIS, ANNOUNCE him as candidate for
he office Of tax ColectorSat the mex, elec-
lion. -. s.sl..s., 81.
uWo are authorized to, announce
MARSHAL R.. SMITH as a candidate
,fnr-Tax Eollerinr. al, tgSiesssniex,-eieclion.
Dec pa IT T.. =. 4S !,
GP,rhe friends of sAMrsoE r. MAYS
announcehim as a candidate for The Office
of Tax Collector al The next election.
Oct 30 if 40
GP The friends of EDMUNp MoRRrs,
Esp. announce him as candidate for The
Office Of Tax Collector atlh next election.
Nov 6. If 4i.
lIPWe are authorized 10 auneanre Col
JOHN HILL as candidate for Ordinary al
the next election II. ii
W We are authorized to announce
NJ. GRAHAM. Esq. as a candidate for
Ordinary of Edsefielu District, a. the
next election.
Feb. : g
GFWe re authorized 30 anucuncs Ma.
jor JOHN Is. HOLMES as candidate
for The Hose Of Representatives at the
neg election May 6 lie Is
iM@7We arc authorized 10 announce B.
G. IANCEY, as u candidute for the LegisIa.
lrne at the ensnns election. Jan 2S tc /
We are authorized 10 announce Col. P.
S BEuoks. as caudidatc for the House
al rhr ensuing election Feb e5 te S
We are authorized to ANNOUNCE J Ohm
DODY Esq., as candidate for The lie.
eislalure atrhc ensuing election.
February If 9
We are authorized TO announce DAN.
IELHoLLAHD, ESP. asa candidate for The
House of Representatives, a, the ensuing
election. Feb. 25 le 5
We are authorized TO announce OLIVER
TowLEs. Esq, as a candidate Tor the
House of Representatives, at The ensuing
election. Fcb, IS te IL
We are authorized 10 announce Col.
ARTHUR SlMPKINs as candidate fcr the
House OF Representatives; Al, tie ensuing
election,
Feb 25 to S
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
by .JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary o

EDGEFIELD DISTRICT. !,
PYJ JOHN. HILL, Esq, Ordinary of
~ Edge6ela District >.
Whereas Mark Eheridge. hath applied
TO me for Letters Of. Administration, on all
and singular lbe goods and challels, rights
and credits Of Eeuor Jinniuss, late Of the
District aforesaid, deceased. s...,.: T..
These are. therefore, to cite aud. admon-
ish all and singular. the kindred aud cred
ilors. of The said deceased. 70 be aad appear
before me, at our next OrdiDary's Court
for the said District, 10 be holden al Edge.
field Court House, on the Sd day Of Au-
gust next, 10. show cause. If any, why
the said administrator should mol be
granted. .. =,
Given under my hand and seal. this the
10th day ol July. in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty-sislb. and in the 7lst year Of Amer
ican Independence. ....., ,.s.. a
~ - JOHN HILL, o. E. d..
Jaly % .2t 26.
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fpied by C. AIS. a quantity of conbus-
litle material was found in kes under
the house, on fire, which but for The timely
discovery Of one Of The inmates, would
doubtless soon have enveloped The building
in flames So often of late has The incen /.
diary laid his plans 10 fire this property,
that the occupant wisely concluded it was
no place Cor him. aud yesterday left the
prenises.-t has. Courier.
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Notice.

HNO Administrators, Executors and Guar
n dians. who have not made any retl'rns
Of their Transactions rs such for the current
year, are respectfully. y.requtsten TO ,etteEd to
this duty without further delay, .as the time
prescribed by law has already expired, 1t is
desirable that those who are intrusted with
such business SHOULD alten d 10 it in the proper
time, to prevent the payment Of cost, ioriel;
ture of thei r. Commissions, and great deal oil
irregularlty in business.
JOHN HILL, 0. e. D.
July Is It 20
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MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, al Vaucluse Factory, by the
Rev. d. D Brunsolr, MIR. K. w. GABLES, tc
Miss JASE ANN CvMPsTY.
BY the same, a, the same time and place
Mr.. w. u. METzE, to Miss SARAH X. Wool.
LEY.
When Youthful hearts become entwined.
Aff.c tons call must be obeyed;
Never mind distance, or the time,
If there be lour-musl be Two made.
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A. MOTHER. CASE OF NEURALGIA
K' CURED Bu Ro,candr s Magic Lotion p 2

A MOTHER, CASE OF NEURALGIA
fA CURED By Ro,rand Magic, Lotion'iii 2
y Mrs j. T.. Row&Nr: Sir,-1SeyeraI.. I..8ecks
since. a daughter Of mine abpu. nine years old.
was allncked with The mos1 exciuciating; pains
in her hands, himbs and various parts of the
body. For several days she was almost fianfie
from pain. a,tetins cfics and shrieks continual
ty! A burning fever coming on it seemed nj.
most impossible that die could Hre... When
in this copdi,ion aud not I,pying closed her
eyes for Sc hours. a friend of yriis called aud
applied your celebrated MAGIC, LOTION,
and in less. than .frc minutss The Pais ,oas .en.
tireiy r.inosed!! A few hours after, the pains
returned in some measure, but yielded as. at
first, almost i1lstaniiyio ,he Lotion; and qon
,rarY to my expectations. myrchild recovered,
aud is now in good health. Yours. truly.
:. -. MARY YOUNG.
i, Marrin,ts Lane, below Queen, between
Fifth and. Sixth.stleet Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. March 26h; .lo46. ~ s.
.RowAsD's MAGlc LoTioS prepared solely
BY JOSEPH 4. Rowand. I376 Market street, and
sold by him wholesale aid retail: -,
X. s. ROBERTS. Agent. Edge6eld c. H.,
S. C.. .r...
Price so cents per bottle. y.
July % 81 26
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Notice.

YBNHE Commissioners Of the Poor.for Edge.
d. field District, hasing determined to pay
no more pensions, would. give. notice TO any
person, who may need The CHARITIES ofthe Dis.
itrict, that by applying to o.qny, oris nf 4he Cem
,nissioners, and upon making his or. her: case
known will be admitted to the ,Peof, House
where they will be well provided for, and at
tended TO. according to their necessities
By order Of the Board. al = IT,.
-, JOHN HUIET4 Clerk.
July Is N rs
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Regiimeiftal. Order,

F.: Regimelstal Oraer,y
a COUkT MARTIAL viii! be. convened
IN at the Old Wells, on Friday the 24,h Ju-
ly next, to consistyof the following officers:
nsmssssncapis nsel s: ssssa5 Coleman IL
Holsenback, Lieu,s. Bland, Krepis, Abney,
and Suber, H.,
YanesycJudge Advocate. .,.'5,.s,.l aa
CAPTAINS Of Companies are charged with
the extention of1he above order.,s;..f'
GILES D.. MINIS. Col.
=; 9TH Kegt. 8. c. NJ.
Edge6eld c. H., June 30,,ls46::
p The Hamburg Republican, will copy the
above three times and charge the 7th Regt.
Julys - 81 24 =
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pTo Defendants in IKE
CutIOn.
WOU are hereby notified to settle tYour
IL matters in the Sheriffs Office, forthwith
or must do it for you
H. BOULWARE, S.E. D.
July Is 81 20 =.
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Extraordinary Case cf M(anticide.-
We were shocked to hear, a few days since.
of the murder Of an. infant, some 4 or S
miles from this place, aged three months,
by its brother, boy some six or seven
years of age. 1t appears that the mother.
a widow woman by the name of Mrs. ife.
had gone to a neighbors TO borrow some
meal, and left the infant in the care of its
brother. Upon returning. the child was
missing, aud after searching while for it.
was found laid away among some bushes
near the yard, with its head sashed in two
or three places. The boy. when iulerro
gated upon the subject replied ,ha, the
Child mad fallen out Of The door, and in
going oni of the door himself, he accidently
le, an axe fall upon It that be was holding
in his hand. Although there is no
positive evidence 10 prove him guilty OF
iutenlionatinu yer the jury ofinquest
were unanimous in the opinion that such
were his nlenlions.-Abbeuilte. Banner.
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NEW ARRIVALS.

4Sn1 pv AuAdex ftASs '.,.-
ELOUR-best braud, S. 25 per barrel.
lx ByretaiI. 90 pounds Flour for, 81. /,
MedicumeDtem or genuine Dulch Drop,
imported from Holland. :. :. =. =
J A fresh. supply of Lemons aToIasses
Yi9egaEi Candies, Crushed. Powdered,
Clarified and refined Sugars, Tomato Cat
oup,. Salad Oil, Capers, Hosseradish, Sae-
dimes. Mustard. Cayenne, AND Black Pep
per. Spices, &c., &c., at my usual low
prices. u;
\ "a: -. i, r. s. ROBERTS.
Anew supply .ofPhilolokep, Bulls Sar.
saParila, iEppins's Compound Extract sf
Sarsap arDIai and Queens Delight ,Dr.
Jayne,s Medicines aud McAllisters ,Oin;-
mep,s, .Rqwapds TONIC Mixture. Pills, Of
every. useful kind, together with large
and. select stock Of Drugs and .MediciRes.
0N. B.-Pysjcians' Prescriptions care.
fully compounded by Mr RoBERrs. who
has had many years experience, az an
APolhecary, aud 10 the praetTce Of Medi-
Edgefeld 6. H., July is q e5