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Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28
From the New Orleans Delta of Feb 90
Highly Important from Yu-
Catan.

We have just received two letters
from Campeachy, dated 4th February.
They are both from credible sources,
and our readers may rely on the in
Formation they give. The following is
an extract from them:
"We arc all here perfectly con-
v;nced that the annexation of Texas is
lone of those events which rarely occur,
and which tend to make happy an I'M
fortunate nation. Happy, very happy
are the Texans, in having secured "
solid and true protection from the Uni
ted States, and liberated themselves
from the unworthy and imbecile gov
eminent Of Mexico. Yucatan needs
now Of this same protection. The
Yucatccos are anxious to get it from
the United States, and we have deter
mined to send committee to Wash
ingtop, so as 10 propose to the govern
ment Of the United States, to protect
us and give us aid, in case that Mexico
should once more attempt to impose
upon us-for we are determined to
spill our last drop of blood in defence
of our liberty and independence, and
would rather die in the battle, OF on
the scanold. than submit again to the
Mexican Government, by which we
have not been treated as brothers but
worse than slaves.
"Our own banner with the five stars
is now waving all over the peninsula,
and we have sworn to keep it up as
long as we have an arm to defend cur
selves with, and never to allow the
Mexican flag to show its colors again
in our free and Independent nation
Yucatan will not and cannot agree with
the government of Mexico, because "A
man of good morals and honorable
sentiments cannot nor never will agree
with a rogue and scoundrel.
Mexico does not deserve to hold
in its possession such a state as this
and if we can only obtain protection
and aid from the United States, we
will consider ourselves happy, and free
from the tyrannical proceedings of thai
government
"Our people are disposed to enter
into arrangements with the United
States which will be Of some advant.
age to them. There is no contrary
fecling-there are no divisions of par
ties--we are all joined, and our wish
and determination is one throughout
the country. We were born to be free,
and we want to be free and indcpend-
ent.
"At Vera Cruz they have approved
of our determination in separating from
the Mexican Republic, but we must
now wait until April next, when the
Chambers will meet at Mexico and we
hope that by that time We may have
entered into some arrangements with
the United States Government"
We also have before US several
printed circulars which confirm the
sentiments aud opinions expressed in
the above extracts.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28
Famine an SDeden.-Accounts from

Famine an Sueden.-Accounts from
Stockholm Of Inc 3Dth December, state
that Sweden is suffering severely from
the effects OF scarcity Of PROVISIONS
The greatest alarm lest a complete
ftminc might en.ue, was felt IN many
parts. psriicul rIy in Upland. The
Govcrnm nj lad made Urge pnrclas 5
Of corr from Russia, and had likewise
afforded peouniary relief to the suffer-
ing pessanLry. So urgent had been
tie distress, that the troops had been
employed to break the ice. for the sake
Of facilitating the approach Of corn
laden ships.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28
Produce Of half an acre.-H. w

Produce Of haD an acre.-H. w.
Crosby, La Fayette College, Pa,
states that he gathered last year from
hall AN acre. 2l2 bush Is sugar beets,
92 bushels carrots, 90 bushcl, turnlps,
and $50 merchantable cabbIges. The
or md had no manure last year, but
the wear before il had good dressing.
Il was plowed twice, very deep. about
thirteen inches. thea thrown mo
ridges eighteen inches apart, the ridges
raked and the seed sown. The plants
were thinncd to six inches in the row.
The turniPs were only sown where the
carrots missed.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28
Houses Of Lime, Sand and Grarel.

Houses Of Lime, Sand and GrdreI.
II. Winch, Cleveland, Ohio, gives
US the following account of building
houses of these materials.-"l read in
Ellsworth's Report Of last winter, the
manner of building cheap houses OF
un burnt brick; but | ihink they have
an improv ment in Wisconsin over all
Others. TIE material consists of grav-
el and limc-one-eighth part lime, and
the balance Of coarse sand and any
kind of gravel or small stones, mixed
SO as 10 make a mortar that will "set"
so hard as to stand well. ] saw at
Prairie du Lac, Rock Co, two build
ings of this mat rial-onc n black
smiths shop, the other seminary OF
two stories. Both appeared to be
perfectly substantial. The proprietor
Mr.. Goodrich, took a hammer in the
shop to show me how strong the NOR
tar was, and actually broke IL stone
that prolruded from the wall before he
looscncd it. They use clamps to build
with, and deposite in them six inches
of mortar each day, which gives it
time to dry, and so on until the wall
is finished :" -Cultivator.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28

all proiectiles, always how on the enc
my, &c. These inventions may De
made very efficient for barbor defence
especially the snag, which would pre-
vent vessels from entering waters
where they might be liable to run afoul
of tbese uyly customers at every
n,ovement-National Pilot.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28

cretions or injuries of this nature! He
was the soul of honor! lean scarcely
make myself believe that he is dead
that shall no more have the pleasure
and enjoyment of perusing the bright
scintiliations of his genius sparkling
through the editorial columns Of q
Richmond paper
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28
lone OF ATHENS.

He lay along the dusty ground,
Where the crowd had often met
Nor idly roIi'd his eye around,-
On the sinking sun twas SET
For that parting orb as DER ms 'ae'
Its dying radiance cas'
Was shining on the fa'a' piaee
Where he would breathe MS ias''
A hundred 6lIded spires cleaned
In =. evenings azure glow,
Ard the waters of the Tiber seemed
Like music in their flow;
But he needed not, he heard them not,
Those waters rushing past,
Although they swept the fatal spot,
Where he would breathe his last.
For on the morrow ne would stand,
Before some naughty foe,
With well tried shield and lance i'll hand,
A Gladiator show;
The din of the mighty city hushed--
The robles gathered round.
Would see his blood asst smoking gushed,
And soaked the dusty ground
That n,orrow came--the eager crowd
Were pressed within those walls,
The poor, the rich the brave and proud,
Where many hero falls;-
And music lent its magic spell,
To cheer that gddy throng,
And on the breeze each martial swell,
With shouts was borne along.
The Gladiator then came forth
With shield and lance in hand,
To try his steel of matcbless worth,
On him who dare withstand;
Then slowly turned his eye around,
His lip with scorn was curled,
And lance aud shield upon. the glound,
In smothered rage were hurled.
There, leaning idly on his spear,
With stalwart limb and dauntess eye,
A giant foe, unbanched by fear,
With frowning brow, stood towering high
A thousand pulses then were stiled,
A thousand eyes on them were turned,
While savage joy each bosom thrilled,
Each ,hrobbing heart for bloodthore burned
And now, aloud the word is given,
Each grasps his weapon tight,
And shouts that rend the vault of heaven,
Begin the deadly fight;
The Gladiator--.oh! for him!
The heIo of my song,
His flashing eye with rage grows dim
And weak that arm so strong.
HIS lance was rven from his grasp,
His shield was held in vain,
The piercing steel of his foe was thrust,
And tho Gladiator SLANT
The beating of his heart was hushed--
Nor flashed his eye around;
The lifeblood from his bosom gushed,
AID soaked the dusty ground.
Patel. Grove, March, 1876.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28

II Good One.-A boy was asked !:
4" Doe. the leopard change his spots ?"
!" Oh, yes, when be is tired Of one spot
he goes 10 another"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-03-28
For the Herald.
The Gladiator.
BY ST. MAR.

" The circular benches, rising tier above tier
were crowded with spectators; from the nuthoie
citizen 10 the qu@stor, and from the qu@stor 70
natrician, commander OF cohorts and legions,-
Rome seemed to have poured half of her inhab'
itants into that spot. And not only men, but
matrons with their dark eyed daughters were
there, giving by the sheen Of their jewels ann more
lustrous beauty softensd splendor to the mag
uifcent spectacle"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
GENTS, nRESS cApc

q FlENbib article just received A.
- -P3 MCALf.AM'g Main st,e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
FRESU GOODS.

Is received direct from Philadelphia and for ..s~ =,
following articles. - $50
10y Chron, tox Rock Candy. 30 hs Oa'rneai o. ma
rear BARLEY, toN Flour OF Rice boxes very -,perIor
chocolate hox nue Cocos. box Carers dor An N0sh
loom kcicpn cozen Essence OF les ean,.,e,,
safd'nes - jas nNsi Pickles. Preserved Pine Aprss
Apricfrs Peaches. Ics's Len Peel and e,r.wfe,re,
IN qua ars, superior Pine Apple cheese variety OF SUI
ra sand TOR oinamcnting cakes. presfons eoneentrafe
Essence Of Lemons u totes superior Re-aifa Prinrinc
ca" ~ dozen cut and dry do. tox cNi-a a.oTa,ic ehdx
iug Tp occo dozen oxcs Glenn Spon aceons Shaving
Soa' Mace, Ground Cinnamon and cloves, pure salad
on. Lemon syrun. Ground Nuts. rccars Fiierts Enr
lish Walru's son Shell Almonds Dried currant. Loaf
aud fuycrizcd Sugar. Scrub Brushes ON block, usnd
Scrus Shoe Brushes ard busters Ibis Pure cider Win
eva, Smoked Herring. Family Herring. No. Maekerel
Sad aud ioklcd salmon, which, with many articles IN
s9,c' makes my os-otn cft very complete, and viii 10
so'd clea? Cor cash OF approved tarter.
sepsl Ell SWEARINcRN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
An AFFECTING INCIDENT

On he last trip upward Of the steamer Prs.
r'e Bird last week, passenger named James
Sterling. ON hts way home froma thp 10 New
Orleans wi'h produce. tell from the boat in
the night and was drowned. The accident
occurred this side OF Marietta. and the sext
day the boat reached the landing where be re-.
sided. When the boat stopped, (brina una.
bic 10 reach thc shore) his wife came 70 Che
foof Of The horse on the bank with three lit.
Sic children. The children csme down aud
received bis trunk from The yawl together
with note tom the Captain announcing his
death. They were unconscious Of il. and
would be until Zoe Intelligence could b. given
them By ihr moihcS. End wc are informed that
there was scarcely dry eye on fhe boat as
tte three merry lile puiilcr- wolked up the
bank Vith The Trunk, unconscious That they
vets orphans
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
CURE or CHRONIC COSTTVENESS
or VENT YEARS STANDING,

Z TITUS val ccriify thai shout twenty vcars was
afflicted with co-vercssi 10 such degree a. a moth.
ing would pass my bowels TOT weeks al tine. and nj
itina'eit produced partial insant'y spreiy dis
tresScd hoh hy wight sud ~ day. had quiet sleep
some incs Tor weeks tocchcf. my nervous condition
in - hod sia'c The doctors could 10 nothing r e:
Al their rciue,iies made and hen al
hose had hei. chance 90 rcad advertisement % Dr
brendrcth's. ard believed from style that whoever
wrote A.. tciicved wha' he ana fso. be WAS no
lmpS.i9r had 20 suner thc rdicuc OF ny friends aud
ncightors My doctor told nc. sfer Mad used them
le sc thai lac could make pills just like Rrardrehs
gave me prescription. took Il 10 The drurgist and
got tue pile; they had no move let a. bvsic thsn J,
lieee % EMP Not 80 VITA Brand eih's Pills they al,
WAYS act easily and fcely have now taken them
Two Years andihey TO have renewed the lie with
~ me- MY h'ecci = clear aud serene aud now enoy
te tine 10 what did twenty I've wears ago. am ROW,
nearly my. The action of my bowe. ~ now. ns,y,'
tesiofci 10 ihe hcelhy Saic OF my Youth 1 hos ,i
Tor Whist he has done for pray nc m A., llrs, m,
Brandrcih. The maker of nrsnd chs Pills -
Ny csse - known TO hundreds IN this county Yo,,
I remain youts. very gracefully ."
Lei anon. y. n. Jan. "a. 1916. n qTopS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
RAILROAD CONVENTION.
TO THE RESCUE. o. We PEOPLE

The si,uationof Western Virginia is larm-
ing enough TO arouse the attention OF every
man who pretenis 20 concern Tor the public
wclierr. A series OF Inconsistent means en-
snating from your own Legislature. having a
direct tendency to
OUTRAGE * OPPRESS
Your own dearest rights, have called with
ThHndo Tones for you TO assemble your.
selves iogeth'r ond consider the affair. uf the
State, lou asked CT the last Legislature ol
the proud
"OLD DOMINION"
To be permitted TO construct at your own
eNpeu-e AMI over your own lands, RAiLRoA u
from the Potomac To the Ohio River. ;hat the
possibility OF reaching MARKET Tor the
ooundlcss agricultural aud Miuc-al RESOURCES
ol your country might h. enoricd YOU Hc,c
'o's fhts duplication disp0sci Of. Withou,
even a blush Tor the outrage upon your feelings
~ was voted down, as have been everything
else; having a tendency TO promote the happi-
ness or iRcrcdSe NE prosperity of Western
Virginia. Our own feeling, tell us how long
Yo1 ought 10 have submitted your RIGHTS Ia
IN amusement of your rulers. aud at what
moment AZ would have been treacheTy in your
selves not tO have o. sisted
The 18th Of September, 1916.
j. the time fixed for assembling OF the pcc-
pie OF Virginia,
AT IVES TON.
To take into consideration the affairs of the
country. Many distinguished gentlemen have
been Invited to attend this Convention among
whom j. the "i,ro of the Thames"
COL. IL. ". JOHNSON.
Of hsHiucky. The GorcrHor of the State
and al me Members OF ne Virginia Legislu-
tire hare been earnestly iHUitediD attend, that
they may be better able 70 Judge of the redsoHu-
bieHoss Of your demands.
The tate OF this great measure depends. per
hops. upon your own decision. Oppression
l. To bo rcsirted with an united voice. aud we
assure YOU that this is 10 time tor wavcring
doubt and nerVeless irrss)lu,iOn. Let dcfcr-
ai"dtio" burn ia Srery gUze. We say letall
come, aud proclaim with one voice, that lhcst
things shall no longer b. Stop nc plough
ia the Rrroie. and give
ONE DAY TO YOUR COUTRY.
Assemble yourselves in your respcctiyes
Counties and neighborhoods. into companies
oi TENS FiFrILs aud HUNDREDS; appoint your
'aptains, prepare. as of old. appropriate en-
Dlems, one let the day b. worthy OF the cause
iou assemble TO vindicaie.
Printed By order Of the CommiHcc Of Ar- /.
-dRgemOifs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
10000 EOllaTs

Grand Consolidated Lottery of Delaware aud
Georgia. Class NJ IL Extra.
To - drawn a. Wilmington, Delaware on Thursday
October -. 1916.
prize OF $4,000; of2J0O;l OF 2.OOO; 50 Of 1000
- numbers, - drawn. Tickets 81. a certificate Of -
MlIor. SO, -laTcs M nTornltlon.
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$50 (stl0.

Gand Consolidated Lottery oil Delaware and
Georgia. Class No. A.
To ie dawn a. " iuiinrion, Ec'awarc Saturday,
Oc;oser 10. ISs6.
Prize OF SO 500: Of 5.ooo; OF aCOo. OF leo
- Nos. u ballots. Whole uckes $40. \ certificate
81 - Who,cs VIII cost sla4; sha-'- IA proportion.
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chrl.lisnW Won

Christian Wolf Suit in Cnsnccry dcpcn.
ding IA tha fstfgttf s1.,t...,
Darius Buck, aud or CONT. f 4 80 - 80,
bancrua NOCdcOck g. Son ccrt ior OHIO tuunty -.
Ard Nathaniel Wright Rinia.
fAthf a,oNc named CpfisIiau Wo'f. Nathaniel Wright
- ald Darius Buck will tsto notice iuai on the glt1
ana ch d4ys Of OciO 1856 ictNc, the hours OF 90
cock \ NJ aud O'Clock 4. VI. of said days az ths Of
nee % x e-i J. Ht 0p, E~ii. Counselor az Law Iva tho
city Of Ahany 90 the state New York the IONS
81 David g Haladorn John q. Iiermaace a. uts stev.
ems tld Wiiian w. Ehc1rv. viii he taken read "a
evidence ON hehalf of said BaDcro Woodcck a. son on
ihc hearing ofths aove entitled cause: AID 81 said depo
sons be not competed sad days. tasing thereof
completed.
sep ~ wld BANCROFT WOODCOCK 4 son
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:fJ.2Dl GROalnl.s

Grand Consolidated Dottery of Delaware and
Georgia. Class No ~
To Re drawn a. Wilmington, Delaware on SATURDAY.
Odoter n. 1876.
Prize OF s35.so5: of COCO: ( of 800 orGcoo.
= NUM- ets, Is drawn 1ekc,s cit; ocrtiGcAle OF ~
w4'o.cs " III cost Slf0; shares in proportion.
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So7.Ono.
roKoNoKr RIvrp o ,TTv \

foKoMOKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS No. TO-
To be drawn At Wilmington, Delaware, on Monday
October II. is4G.
prize of So COO. ofjCOo. Iof 600 I OF sns Se
IS hunters. - ballots Tickets s.. a cerigcs e q 4
p whoies sli2, sbstcs la proportion.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-29
ONE DAY 10 YOUR COUTRY.
CANNOT RE RUINED

An unexpected disl ppoinimeni has occurred
IN the progress OF ruin. Buyers for eNporta-
ton have been among the donestics, aud Ia
ken 80 largely that the downward tendency
OF prices has not ouly been arrested but ih,
current set the other way. Printing cloths,
sheetings, aud other heavy goods have abso-
lutcly risen within a week very decidedly. II
the buyers will net cease their interference
while at least we ruin the cotton spinuers
why. We may as well give il up. II the by.
ISLANDERS will not allow Us Ia COMM, suicide.
we must consent 10 live.-N J.. JouyMnl of
Commerce
How is this! Cotton goods rising in price
with ,he prospect OF reduced duties soon TO
take place. IL really seems that The free ira
ders are destined To be thwar,ed in all their
prophecies; though it is strange that they
should themselves proclaim the fact We
have been told that high duties operate a. a
tax upon the consumer, IN the enhanced price
OF the goods upon which they are levied. aud
OF their domestic rival Aud We, leading
Tree trade Journal proclaims thai the very goods
which the people were TO buy al cheaper rates
and consequently relieved OF an opprr ssivc
tax, are actually rising in the market! What
is this bat confession, ihat it high duties do
not produce low prices, they are at least not
incompatible with each oihcrl The theories
OF Adam Smith--which by lhc way, Mir
Walsh tells us in his last letter from Paris
were p'agldrzcd bodily from old Frncl. WI
tiers, Ia the literal spirit II free trGdcr--how-
ever plausible la print, are invariably relutcd
by facts. We are not astonished that while
they have been for half century read and adj
mlrcd, they have been at the same lime repu-
dated by every commercial nation on the face
OF the globe; and we are not less SO, that at
this late day they should undergo a sudden
resurrection, in the teethof the thousand con
curing evidences that they are practically a.
unsound and liliaciouS, a. they az, thcorcl.
cally beautiful and spcGou-.
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~ tfff.ef' ed complete EssorueHf ~ rfsshsesr~s
- iaf.. .tg q. ltsre Ho' o. rnd ang ousnfHf ara
fFie't 81. tHo'rf u.ee cotif Rf1ors. Troneh Wow.
tt. So t 60 .Ila w eso'd fcfr low ~ ssu a. ~
GOV f.fa NM BAILEY
Hp@ Nttf'} olfofrt ihs s. " gsnt. Maiass
"a f "h. 'rulaff '.i az ttrfr frs Tfsns snd Fhopi
- ..H. ''.s.rf trf Cd ssft 3, d. ID ~ pYffEv
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C-S~The following song was writ ten by ia,
late Maj. kingguld Just before his death-ano
hrst published IN he Fellciana Wing:
THE DRAGONS SONG.
DEDICATED 10 Tan BRAVE CAPT. MAY.
a flee, slccd with flowing name,
\ troop that follows fast,
That iils the wide aud spreading plain,
And sounds thc battle blast;
Aud sounds the battle blast, my boys,
While like an arrow bright,
Away The brave steed sweeps, he bears
The warrior 10 The tight,
The warrior To the iigli; my boys,
The warrior to the tight,
Away the brave slced sweeps, he bears
The warrior 10 the fight.
Oh for nice aud gentle nag,
I've heard q iai, one sigh,
Bat give TO me lhe warrior stecd,
Ills whiic crest aTchiug high,
His white crcst ar-hing nigh, my boys,
His motion grand aud Tree
lie sweeps along the bouudless plain,
Midst death aud victory,
Midst death and victory, my boys,
Midst DEATH aud victory.
lie sweeps along the b0uuilcss plain,
Midst death and victory.
Here lightning in las flashing eye,
lhcre danger va his bouni,
ii ~ 20 the trumpet, warriors brave,
The battle RACES round,
The hlttle RACES round, my boys,
The war horse charges tree,
The hrld of battle l. our own,
Midst shouts of victory,
'Mids, shouts OF victory, my boys,
Mits, shouts OF victory,
The teli oi battle j. our own,
Midst shouts OF victory.
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SOS OOOf

roEOMOKE RIVER LOTTERY. CLASS NO. laa.
To &c drawn az Wilmington, Delaware. on Monday
October ~. lSiG.
prize OF s2s.CCO; f5.oo0; OF s,Coo' of l,cco
- hunters. d taC's. Tickets s.: certificate OF
wliolc- Sll4: shares IA proportion.
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EXTERNAL PAINS


People who arc Affected with chronic siekness. and
tnse crippled hImy elcve Tat their rainfu situation
at,er itii. how received. Rad wound or AnSr
having strained thenscve only ard simply ne re-.
suit ot thee eN'errs CSuse7. Lei veil these rcope
had they rcsoricd Brondrcihs Pills I'm proof 90 his
We find runler Of PERSONS injured much IN the same
ieng reused into acon by the accident argravac cd tie
cause 81 their suHcrnrs. Dy purginc with Berd-o'
ls iheir lod'e- viii he placed UPON with those
a CASE IN CoRROBoRATIoN
fenticu an walking day Al apretiy quick s'cr.
on s leii side His and hand Icing extended had
10 Tear The whole weight Of his hody. This painful
Ns.Nn ~ 1--WE whie a. aei hut soon rculncd more a.
cute han ever. penetrating tic of The - STEM
Inc least motion produced terrific rang. This Ken
We method 81 suting disease and rain
~ siraeiiur ~ cause out oflc iodv ard rccoccing
ihe case OF carrier or Porter. whom he bed cured ola
weight The man descri' ed the ram \ tearing OF his
h"Neys ne was unable To move. and was. with lif cul
.f,pn' 10 i'c. lie least touch, lie fmaicst no'Ou,
throw him into The greatest AGONY. Tie iniou al
Sa. S'oe was ne cause 81 his anal situation Ny
mend was 90 contrary tcs. lie represented thai ma.
aa tai NC ing ofity rounds could not She cansc
81 his extreme sn and thar % surely csusod ~ tie
st ne had been tciofc .cc'ed by Ihcunsiie rain -
RRANDREI I's PILLS
The same day he was greatly relieved. and Nv taking
fcm for week was qure cured. Now return 60 nv
iends cns, lao ado his 81 ervation: " the ain
a. row 90 "Hs nc result 81 'he fail tha pain would
lave oeastti Tut thad, aud Therefore u te ON
'H' secondary cause Pain 10 console ed the
rs cnnsc, which has acted ihc mrure and corrupt
humos which - he secondary 81 The sin. Tie
shock toured. - 60 sleak. those humofS INFO action
which settled ugon THE place whtre the injury 4 s,s
aireh the nos'. Hc therefore went work io hsilr
hc cause OF disease; aud q four DAYS tcfnrc lie
0nnd tho rain cease. ANA took n thaf inr ten nils
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