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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-06-05

Or Our readers are particularly re.
quested to read the articles in to-day's
paper, headed "Gen. Taylor and his
new friends" and "New England To-
ryism." They show who are giving
said and comfort to the enemies of
their country.
At a late meeting in Xenia, the SEN
ments Of the tory "Torch Light" were
approved.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-06-05
Business.

Never, within our recollection, have
the products of farmers been in greater
demand, or brought better prices than
at the present time. Horses, cattle,
sheep, hogs, and almost all kinds of
grain, find a ready market and good
prices. Why is this? 1t is not because
we have a United States Bank, neither
is it because the whig tariff of 1912 is
still in existence. When Gen. jackson
vetoed the bill re-charting the United
States Bank, a great hue and cry was
raised that the country was ruined
that our "canals would become q soil.
tude and our lakes a desert waste oil
waters" When the tariff of 1912 was
repealed, the panic-cry was again rails.
ed, and the cry of ruin, RUIN, RUIN.
= went throughout the land. The streets
Of our busy cities were 10 be grass.
grown-the hum Of the spindle was to
be heard no morc-and the action Of
the shuttle was to be arrested in its
ourse Why is it that these predic-
tions have not been fulfilled? The
farmers are getting high prices for their
products, and manufacturers are reap
ing large profits. Instead of a United
States Bank we have an Independent
Treasury and in place of the wing
tariff of 1912, we have the democratic
tariff of 1916. and our country is pros
porous. This simple fact shows con-
clusively the .%falsity and absurdity Of
wing predictions relative TO the policy
of the democratic party, and fixes US
more firmly in the belief that wing poll
ticians are utterly regardless of truth,
and not entitled 10 the confidence and
respect Of the people. Their abuse Of
the administrations of Jackson, Van Blu.
rem and Polk, is without a parallel in the
history of modern times. Their false
representations relative to vetoiug the
United States Bank, and the repeal of
the tariff of 1912, were Of sufficient
magnitude to sink this nation, if it were
to be held acc ountable for their false.
hoods. What one, Of all their predic-
tons, has been verified? Where is the
s'canal that has become a solitude," and
what Stake a desert waste Of waters"
by the humiliation Of the United States
Bank? Where is the street, and in
what city, that has become green with
growing grass, being deserted by its
busy inhabitants on account Of the stag-I
nation of business? Where is the fac.
tory in which the hum Of the spindle is
no more heard, and the action Of the
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-06-05

gone, money all gone, hope has vanish
ed, and in their place poverty and dis
pair reigus supreme.
The only chance left o fopposing the
Americans is to raise a frenzy or en-
thusiasm--call it which you will--sim
liar to that planted In the early revolu
tionists by Hidalgo, and it is to be
doubted whether there is even virtue
enough left in the country to bring a
bout such a contamination.
Gen. Worth will probably enter the
rich and populous city Of Puebla on
Friday next, Gen. Quitman accompa.
nying him. No one anticipates oppo.
sition. but on the contrary it is said thai
the larger and better portion of the in.
habitants are growing more and more
anxious for the entrance Of the Ameri.
cans, for the protection they will afford
them against the hordes Of ladrones
and leperos which have always infes-
ted thai city. We hear nothing of the
guerillas of late--they are probably
combining themselves to robbing their
own countrymen.
The wound o! Gen. Shields, which
every one at first thought would prove
mortal beyond doubt, continues to i'm
prove, aud the hopes of his recovery
are stronger than ever.
Capt. Walker is daily looked for at
Vera Cruz to dispense the banditti on
the Jalapa road.
Santa Anna is displayin great energ-
gy at Orizaba, in repairing the losses
he has sustained, and ere this is no
doubt at the head ofan army very con-
siderable in numbers, however inferior
in Discipline. He is, moreover, accor-
ding to the payers, granting permits to
guerilla bands. Being straitened for
he is said TO have imposed upon
Orizaba a loan of $4,000.
The owners ofthe mine La Luz have
presented or loaned the government Of
Mexico $55,ooo for the expenses Of
war.
Letters have been received in the
capital from San Louis Potosi, announ.
that the Governor of the State
had promulgated a decree that every
citizen should take up arms, and that
the enthusiasm TO defend themselves
was very great. There were about
four thousand troops of The army of
he North then in the city. Gen. Tay-
or, they supposed, was 10 move upon
hem from Saltillo about the first Of
The train which lief. Vera Cruz on
he 9th, was six miles long, and car
led specie for n paymaster at ia
apa, amounting to 100000, and a
arge amount for another.--A Vera
jruz letter in the Picayune says:
Santa Anna, | learn, was seen at a
lace called Orizaba, about 60 or 70
niles from here, five days ago. He is
pprised of the intended departure Of
he train, and has expressed his inten.
ion to attack it somewhere on the
Dad with about 5000 troops; and after
e captures it, to make a descent upon
lis place, with the intention of taking +,
ossession Of the city, destroying the
ublic stores, and then leaving the A
to the mercy Of the Mexican
| do not think there is any doubt Of
santa Anna having been seen at the
'lace spoken Of, and expressing his in
%entions as | have stated; although a
gentleman stated to me this
morning that he was Of opinion, from
Information he had received, that San.
a Anna was making his way towards
Tampico.
Great Emigration.
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Or The eleven companies of volun-
teers, called for from this State, are
about full and ready to march to the
scene of action.
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O1- Mr.. JOHN B. NoLL, of Ohio township, is
authorised to receive and receipt for subscriptions
to the esprit Of Democracy"
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dred) Of the village Of Meimbressen, in
Electoral Hesse, are about to emigrate
to America"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-12
Ai's Al NAEvTERRS

yesterday Sae weather Na, COLI aaa ..5g.
Ny EeH much unlike Is. lea p,r. If H.
week. which nas mill and pleasant. ~ III ,5o
exception o an og1asfaj .5#,,,.. ~. "a
as thesa aging l.. was lmeior raass dgsl >
04' envy daaas ta2ss wau days seemed
- Nsat Htett impress Of business. Tie
S,'eess Dlns crowded nom morning ti.Iers-
n'a5' WIN eafls. DAYS. wagons and horse,
s'ases &c whiie oar hotels were ,broa5s5
WIN strangers tdat eaJ ara tom taq M.
80 steamers ''at are eoastaalyauigmg
and departing from our wb4a. C9a..' 3
merchants have aifrad, commenced pa,9b5s.
'"5 .l'fi 'pnHs Hpaig ai -o1I-. nbir., lb.,
una IA abundance here and al eastern mic.
Id short every thing So far. bia. iai' l9,T =
prosperous season lofsH elasse, IN our a595.
i2hius city. ''z',''
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e. 4afLb'r teoLs-sAAu FL NEIL ia. .t.
- ee1Htd tH4m Cincinnati IS complete as-gnafEt 1
t55ta tA~, kGKss. Draw kHIvts. tI6iio8 rg DO Fl
'1s. 4ie-S Hoops ief Lauf t4fk and p#n as-,. 4.e.
= A7tN fruHa Double -aled Tales ga.'. l5.' Hsf
"a 3Ed amt iat sale at tie BIG RED BOOT,
ALSO. Gases I'd Mons Ihlek BIaaat-. g ii ltt4as
nee, MD gase mems superior fMe tali i.at I
t=.4+#efe manufacture, uetto he equsIel By 7as !
th - M'CItTIEN6 ENat
6 biEN en- tNGEs-Tuere is nothing more .1 y;
- 10 ,iIe lntnHH= constitution than suddeu raaH.s
i4fz le Heal rsreHes the blood. quckcns tie e..
4i1 increases The perapi alton hui when slt
T. ehle hed, those hunurs winch should fass off t4 ~
ia are thrown oft INV ardlH causing coughs fgas
- 80. ore tfn4 fseezs. rheu-na= &c pails DO % -
pans OF iie hos} aud vetiou< other COM ai+ as "
"a sh ihp'oHIs OF catching cold.
Am lhdtah Re tctaHie III, arc deilsta' 45
me of carr rag Oh cold ecsuse tines enp ti @
4a3 tilese huiaors which arc tia cause at o'' -
e I've COMPLAINTS hat Of every nsadf ahdef - -,
"li ~ iiNe OF said Indian Ne4ctdi ie tflis isstH
i, H-iit GA gong 10 ted VIII, III few aa4s carry
'Hs most Obstinate cold TIE came IuHe THE q t-=
saiis Viii he restored 20 health, tone and tie 2'
.".1t.ttr'' purified that new hic aud isof "'4-
10 The Whole flame. A.
NV ana ut G0l N4ER rEfTs ria .iilitr . ~ VA "a
st5t-t tir Htaat spurious med IriHes, winch " IA
sEtEss are eHiladht nNfu similar 10 " fsH,a .
\ e-etaaie f.lis
Ihe 5slA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IspI4S \t't ~
aus HAND IAA -lGSsFtaE ol NlitlAN
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rlit ~ Pre- Is genuine Gud % rauueftei tlH l,1B
~ t.e l# AMES MEiH0R, ~ freezing. a' r. ID.
NIT, trizdc'prls. Of.ce and t.encIs i'l
hAst street. thtiadelptis. faa IN -.
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4a2=tsa, 10 ssis several sst..-zs - we s=s-s.
fas7
A alI aJ'HodanE seFaFl'e election Of r.
Serefd bits were rea1a dfsa aud second
time
On motion Of MI NeFhersaH tu, House
Adjourned
co., aK1EtSq aJI3iN EEtG ...
- IN. Ait ti9S b, IT. IT, tNal a. fASSB
RESTORATION OF THE STATES CRED
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COPPER. FIN.

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t Atat1Hs laenselfrz te#feai r.. ID Is.f==.#5fl
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VBGINH


A communication WAS received from tha
House oil Delegates, announcing tae passage
Oh several bills.
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WHEELING, ".

AAEs Is WHAkIoN-tsall...s..
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30
IT IS WRITTEN

- - w - - IN
In THE BOOK OF NATCPE AND OF
COMMON SENSE. ,ha, the natural vrce,a-
hle productions of every country are. If properly
applied. amply sufficient for the cure of every ma
lady incident TO each peculiar climate.
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS,
OF ruE
North American College OrIEcaltll.
are composed Of all plants which grow spon,ane.
ously our own soil. AMI are therefore better a.
d ,pted TO our constitutions than Medicines
ted from foreign drugs, however well they may he
compounded; and they are founded upon the
principle that the human body is in tru h
SUBJECT TO BUT ONE DISEASE,
namely, corrupt humors, and that said Medicine
cures this disease on NAvunAL PniScIPLEs, by
cleansing and purifying the boiy, it will be man,
ifest that if the constitution he not entirely rx.
hausred, perseverance in their use. according 10
directions is absolutely certain to drive disease Of
everv name from the body.
When wish to restore q swamp or mnrass TO
fertility, drain of the super abundant water In
like manner, il VIC wish to restore the body 10
health, We must cleanse il Of impury.
WRIGHr'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
will be found Of The best, il not the very best
medicine in the world for carrying out this GHASp
PURuTIING PnINcIrLE. because they cxpe' from
the body all morbid and corrupt hum,r, the cause
If the disease in easy and Natural Manner /;
and while they every day uisE ElsE Ann PLEASURE,
di-ease If every name is rapidly driven from the
hody.
The foil wing highly respectable s,orekeepers
have heen duly appointed agents for the sale Of
Wrishfs Indian vegeiati- riRs, i- Norhumber,
Land county:
Henry Masser, Sun5ury.
e, Il J. Kaufman, Augusta township.
Samuel Herh, Little M.honoy.
William Deepen, Jackson.
Beneville Holshue, Upper Mahonoy.
John G. Rem, Up er Mahonoy.
Samuel John, Shsmokintown.
Forsy,h-, Wilson & Co.. Northumberland,
f. l.. Piper. Wa,sonburg.
Irlsnd & HAYS, McE~enSville.
James Peed, Po'tsgrove.
! VIM. G Scott, Rushsille.
! Harman KnGhle. Eiysbure r. O.
| AIMS 7. Beissei, TurhuisviIle.
| Gid on Shaded, Upper Mshonoy.
Rhodes Il FaHow. Snyd.rstown.
John King, Farmer,vIlle.
Siias G. Cook. Martins Crek,
J. De Young Hicksvil'e.
Abraham Shrrr, Richmond.
Samuel Taylo Sl.tefori.
John II. Vincent, Chilisqusque.
VIM. Heinen 4 Brother, Milton.
BEWARE OF CorNrEuFEIrs.-The public ar.
cautioned against the many spurious medicines
which in order to dec. i've, ,llcd hv names 81
mi'sr to virgins Indian Vegetable Pills.
! InE oNLI ORIGINAL AND GESrISE lSpIAS w
GErawLE PILLs have The signature Of VIM Wrigh
waIrrBS wIrn A ZEN on the top label OF eacf
ho1. None other is genuine, and 10 counterfeit
this is roIsERr.
CT Offices devoted exclusively 10 the sale o
WEIGHTS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
Greenwich Street. New York No. l9s Tr.mon
Street. Boston and PRINCIPAL OFFICE, No
/ 1863 RAGS srREkr, Philadelphia.
Jan. 3Oth, lS47.-sl9y.
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New Firm.

Fa'liE Undersigned hereby gives notice. tina, he
4 has associated with himself as partner in
the mercantile business, in his store adjoining
Wcasel's Tavern, In Sunhury, John Haas, and
,ha, the said store will hereafter be conducted
der The Arm NJ Clement N Haas. The store al
the sauih West corner of Market Square will be
conducted hereto fore, by the subscriber himself,
to which he respectfully invites his customers and
friends.
He as, notifies all those indebted TO him. TO call
between this and the Is, Of January next. and set
lie their accounts.
An kinds oi produce will be taken on account,
at cash puces.
Hereafter no longer ihnn four months credit
will be given. IRA T.. CLEMENT.
Sunruty. Nov a. lsiB III
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Orphans Court Sale.

IN pursu ,nce Of an order Of the Orphans Court
L Of Northumberland county, will he sold al pub.
lie sale, on Thursday the 18th day of March nett.
a, the late residence Of Jeremah j. Vassine, decd
in Rush township in said county. to wit: Ger
tain tact Of land situate in the township siorssaid,
called the Mill tract, beinc the one undivided half
pant thereof, containing in the whole ten acres, sd
joining land Of Benjamin F. Vastine aud oth,r-,
on which are erected Grist Mil, Dwelling House,
Barn and other Improvements. Also, q trac, of
land tof which the widow of Peter Va,the, decd
has the life es,ate,) in same township, containing
l04 acres more or less, adj iping land Of Benjamn
F. Va.tine, William Kase, William Scott, Beni'.
min l., Vastne and others, on which are erected
a two story dwelling house, barn, Wagon shed and
other improvements. Ai-o, smother tract Of land
in same township. contsining one hundred and
twenty-five acies more or less. adjoining Lewis v.
Vastne, James Eckman, William Scott and others.
Late the estate Of jeremiah J. Vastine, decd
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of said
day. when the conditions Of sale will I've made
known by FErER T.. VASIiNE,
LYDIA VASrlNE,
By order of the court, Alm's.
~ '' " EDWARD OYSTER, Crk.
'Sunhury, Jan. l6, ls47.-ts
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XNE have been permitted 10 copy the follow.
w ing lettct Rom a lady OF the highest re-
spectability IN Boston 10 her son. ysung ner.
chant. doing business in Baltimore. The article
she slludes to, we believe is HANCE'S HORE.
HOUND SYRUP and CANDY, which 10 doing
wonders in tho way of curing As,hmas and
Coughs.-N Y. Mirror
Dear Thomas, you know my afflicti,n,
The cold that caught at dance.
SO beg you will send mo q bottle
OF fHOREHOUND. extracted by HANCE.
Mrs. johnson. dare say you know her.
And the story will sound like romance.
Has been cured Of her cough of long standing,
BY buying some Syrup of Hance.
There's the doctor, too. bless the old fellow,
For his health went travelling to France,
And came home TO lie cured Of consumption,
And lays it to Horehound and hance.
Mrs. Martin, your fathers Arst cousin.
Lay two or three days in n frances
And the first hing she said upon waking,
Was "send tr some Horchound to Hanco."
yesterday sen, for the doctor,
Who said, 81 can zee al glanre.
There's hut one thing can cure your disorder.
And that is some Ho,chound from IIance."
80 you see, dearest Tom my condition,
ityou would my chi 'yments enhance,
DO not fail to forward tom ,rrow,
A bottle Of Syrup fr m Hance.
Do not ius, il hy William. nor Peter,
For fear of some ugly mischance,
For what shall d., dearest Thomas,
III get not the II rebound from Hauce,
One bottle for me. and another
DON'T forge, ,o direct To your aunis;
THY .eIl il at Sands reckon.
But he sure It's the 'nuine Hance.
MIS- Brown was bent double with coughing,
Bu, now she's ss ,trs;g ;gbt as lance;
And the change has heen Wrought, she assures me
BY taking the Hirehound from lIance,
As wrnt to the s'oc hu, las, Frid y.
Mr.. Bnt,erman eyed me ,skance.
And whispering said, Mrs. Davis,
You must send for some Horehoun1 10 llance. :.
Mrs. PIT. who -uhscribcs to the Mirror,
In II at journal encountered hy chance,
Very lucky. the first advertisement,
Had been seen in our village from Hance.
] remain, NV dear Thomas, as ever,
Your mother in loves fond durancr,
And if YOU von'd keep me here darling.
Fray send me the Hor hoanj from Hance.
HaNCE'S SYRUP and CANDY ave for sale
at los Baltimore sueet. BALTIMORE,
and by GEORGE BRIGH T.. SUM ury.
d. BRAUrIGAM, Nonhumherl,nj
Jan. 23, ls47.
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10 .Rcnt--On Shares.

A FARM AND SAW MILL. &c. On Pcnns
"A Geek, West Buffalo township, Union coun
ty, six miles ives, of New Berlin, now oco 1pied by
John Deetrr-ahout 80 ncies cleared; good Or
chart; stone Barn, &c. An inlu-,tinu< tenant,
able to work both Farm and Saw mill may have
the property on the shares, for several years.
Inquire Of the agent, lac,b Rechley. Wrr,chs-
town, near the premises OF of ii. BElLAS.
Sudbury Jan. I6 IS47-.5
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a0vS@GAs@
First S3re MT Il TT i II Il.
No. 81 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.

TIME celebrity Of the Inks manufactured by the
Il subscriber, aud the extensive sac. consequent
upon the high reputation which they have attain.
ed. not OILY throughout :he Uned States. hut In
the Wet Indies and in China, rs induced him to
make every necessary arrangement TO supply the
vast demand upon his establishment. He is now
prepared with every vari,ty of Black. Blue and Red
Inks, Copying Ink, Intelble lux, and Ink Powder.
all prepared under his own Iersonsl superintcnd.
fnce, 50 tina, purchasers may drPend upon lis su-
perinr quality.
HOVER'S ApAMANTINE CEMENT su.
psror article for MendnQ Glass China Cabinet
Ware, &c. useful TO every Housekeeper, hcing a
white liquid, easily applied, and not affected by
dinary heat-warranted.
O Pamphlets. containing the numerous tps,i>
moni,ls Of men Of science, and others, will be fur
nished TO purchasers.
For ale a, the Mandatory, Wboles,le and Re-
tail. No. 81 NoRrH THiHp SrREEr, opposite
Cherry street, Philadelphia. by
JOSEPH T.. HOVER,
Jan. 30th, ls47-ly Manufacturer
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~ n E ~ ! y ID .

On Tuesday, Goth inst, by the Rev. L. W.
Chapman, Mr. DAVID CLARK, to Miss Wary
JASg SHirMAS, both of Lower Augusta township
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ID 1 y ID

In Augusta township on the 22d inst, ED.
WARD WILLET, aged about 10 years.
In Augusta township, on the same day, Mr..
-- GOODRICH, aged about GO years.
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The Cabinet Of Berlin. therefore, yields 10 a
national feeling in giving up a treaty which has
become unpopular but this is not the only con.
sideration which has brought Prussia to the de.
cision.
The manufacturing anc maritime ambition of
Germany has augmented. She wished TO dis.
pense with the Intermediates. She has hitherto
made use of her relations with trans. Atlantic
countries in direct way, by the exchange Of
her own produce for the tropical provisions Of
America. The treaty with England opposed
these projects.
CHISA.-A conflict had taken place between
the Chinese and Portuguese at Macaee, in rela.
ton to fiscal and general relations, in the course
of which several Chinese fast boats had been
burned and sunk. Order had been restored in
consequence Of :he frmness of the Portuguese
Governor.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1847-01-30

Sudan CHANGKs.- There Is nU'hing more try
ing to the human constitution than sudden chsn-
ges Of atmosphere. He It rarifes the blood, quick
ems the circulation, and Increases Tire perspraton;
tu, when suddenly checked, those humors which
should pass off by the kin are thrown off inward
ly, causing caughs, colds. consumption, difficulty
Of besthing, watrry and inlamrd yes, sore throat,
fevers, rheumatic pains in various parts of the boz
dy, add many Other complaints, the usual symp-
toms Of catching cold.
Wrighfs Indian VegeiaJie Pills are a delightful
n,cdcine for carrying off cold lec iuse they ex-
Ie from the body those humors which the
not only Of the above complaint, but Of eve
ry malady under heaven. Four of five of sail In
dian Vegetable Pills taken every night on going to
bed will, in few days carry off the most obstinate
cold at the same time Tire digestive organs will
be restored to a healthy tone. and The blood so
completely purified, tha, life aid vigor will he
given to the whole frame
Be~cre Of counfe.feis.-The public are eau
toned against the many spurious medicines which,
in order to deceive are called by similar TO
Wrights Indian Vegetable Pills.
The only original and genuine Irdan Vegetable
Pills have the signature of VIM. Wright written
with pen on the top label Of each hox. To c"un-
,erfe this is Forgery, aud all others should be
'hunned as poison.
CTAgem for the s,le Of Wright. Inli,n Vegcta.
hle pi,ls in sunbury, Hrxnr MIssrs. Fm other
sgeRcies see advertisement in another column.
CONTIGUOUS AND ErIrENic DlsKAsEs.-Ws
er must he adapted to the nature Of the fish, or
there will he no propagation of the speces The
soil mus, be adapted to the seed, there will be no
increase The climate must have those matters in
which will unite and keep alive epidrmical or
Outrageous pci-or, sh' y will sc"r,r rx'i"saish-
~. as lamp that is unsupprd VITA oil. So 1t is
likewise with the Human Fame; it cannot lie
materially affected 10y epidemical or Courageous
.naladrs unless there lie those matters foa'i ting in
The circxis,ion which oHer tbe appropriate sell.
BY purifying bodss with the BKANra.Ta
Plus, which have sffini,y with th'ae impurities
upon which contageon f. eds, We may always feei
secure, whatever disesse N y rage around AS True,
we may have it, hut il will soon lie over; our sick.
sess may be the eG ir Of day or two, while those
VINO have been TOO wire 10 rs. this simple and cx
cellent remedy, either die, or have weeks, perhaps
months Of sickness.
or Purchase Of H. B. Masser, Suntury, or d
the agent. published in smother part Of this paper.