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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-12-14
Dratl)s.

Ia Born the 4th inst Don Seth shaw aged 60 years
Windsor papers please cory.
In Glover of typhoid sver, Mr. Benjamin r. Conner, aged
25 years
In Glover, Nov. IOth Mrs. Nancy wife of John Crane,
ESQ aged 81 year..
Ia Barnet, tho eth ult Mary daughter of Mr. Nath
H. Saier, aged ~ years.
In Gioon very sudeny, of enlargement of tho heart
Geofge, of John Dufling, ESP aged II years.
In NIendon the 9Th Kuu. Richardson, Esq. aged
IS years,
In Concord, Nov 90 Mrs Susanuah wife Of Hon. David
IIbhard aged GS years.
In l.hnrsh, Nov. 30 Mrs. sukey, wifO of Eeazer How.
ard, aged 10 years.
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Wholesale Prices Current.

BOsToN, Dec. 2.
-7aIN-Pot, 4 n l.2 Pearl ditto.
Bs,Siplu-leliow % Il "a.
BrsueS-AmorcHn 30 10.
FeaherS-Lvc geese Nufthcrn 81 4 %
Fioar-Genesea fancy So 81 a Il 75-common IS.
tIrdn-Nonhern corn 60 G2 Aye 90 70; Oats SO 80;
Whit" Beans ST. Il 25.
Hdy--pcsscn 2H0J lbs. Ion 10 50.
II dc%--snuglcr ID. l.2; calf skins oak co e5,
hcnuck 80 So shccpsku- q G. A 81 II -.
HJpS-lst sort 1913, | GAG.
Ledter-Bostou Slaughter is Is 2; calf skins curtied
20 u IS.
Linseed cake per ton $40 n e5.
L'ms-'lbomnsion Cnsk 90 65 Camden 60 CO,
Pids.6r-ion, to = %.
Provisions beef new bill $40 50 to II So prime so
20 pork extra cienr SIS 50, clear 80 Is, Is so
t. prime 10 10 so; Land butter, shipping aud
~, prime family 10 le; cheese, milk i - l-2,
four mcui II 4.
Seea-Norhern clover 10, herds grass husheI so
-, red top 20 60.
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TO THE FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE IN
VERMONT.

Tho Central Committee Of the Vernon, ate Temperance
Society believe i is high time renewed exerons made
he great political excitement which for months has nb
sobed public attention, seemed forbid any special eart
The dsguceu defeat of last March ia fresh in our ocoec
iion and the evils CONSEQUENT are before The time
hand when the "bao box" will again proclaim sentiment
OF the state on this snbect shall II be said that voice Of
Vermont is still for Rum
commission agents to lecture this subject They have
to this conclusion from various cOnsderat but
chiefly because the aboTs of public agents tend weaken
the sense OF personal responsibility. But an agent
poyed the expectation is that he Will do the work.
The Committee therefore wish 1t to be distinctly under
stood by the friends Of temperance that the esponsibty
upon them. fhey will not tho work must Ieman un-
done, There enough in every part OF the state
will ceeruy do all that remains to he done by way pub.
lie lectures f solicited Let them be employed every
county and in every town and the lack agents will be
than nude up
If the committee asked suggest measures they would
say;
!. Let meeting be called possible in every
town in the State for the purpose Of nqung what cun be
not be 50 important determined purpose to uc Would
II DO difficult to make arrangements by which every family
might be visited, free conversation be had the subject
Iempeance and the pledge presented to all who have not
One meeting, at least, should be held in each county
befole the annual Tate Society One object of county
inss should oe TO collect facts illustrating the effects of tho
ac during The present year the benefit Of the annual
meeting.
ia appointed to be holden at Burlington the third
U7th day. of January, lsio Arrangements should made
to send up large coun ahd town delegations this meeting
These suggestions only hints to assist in the
commencement OF operations 1.-THE friends of the cause fee
their personal responsibility and realize in any degree the
good their efforts may accomplish, and the evils that mus
follow from inactivity, they will find 40 ali that j,
necessary to glorious triumph Then each one feel Thai
he is bound to do sOsag and that ID expected susp
will do his duty.
JOSEPH STEELE,
ZfMRi HOWE,
CHESTER SPENCER,
EZRA 4. CARR, Central Committee,
WIN: G kTrREDGE,
JOHN NEWMAN,
J. N. ROCKWELL,
Costleton, Doc. lst, ls4s
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4flnrkrts.
Brighton Critic Nlurk.t--Dcc. 4,

Reported for the Traveller.
Al Market 175 Beef Cattle, di0 Stores, 1900 Sheep,
2015 SWINE.
PRfcEs BEEF CGtleNo change 10 prices for like quail
y Tor two wctks VIZ: extra % first qu llity so IS
second 25i ) so, third 80 So.
StJresYoarlings, -no sules. Two year cd s0 SIC ;
thee year Old SIS SIS.
Worsag OLea--Sales at SOS, so, % and sos.
CGhes and Ca'uss-Sd"s al $40, S1J, Sl7, aud s35
StetP-sae f0n AZ to 49, S2,27 $50
Srine-Duil; York Hogs 3 ga > OHIO Hogs IA a
l.2. Al retail 4 fol sows, Sc ior bauows.
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4ftarria9es.

III Montpelier tho Of Decembc by Aaron Iadd Esq.
Mr. AIanson Hoon, OF Nohhod, and Mis-, Eliza Ann Dan
ies of Montpelier
In Moretuw n, Nov. 8, by Rev. A. G. Button of North
field, Nh fenno l.. Cemnss of Northeid to Miss Arma A.
Carpenter of the former place.
In StraGnrd, Nov. 23i by Rev. +. Clark, Mr. Sam' Nc
Master, to Miss Mary A. Poor, br h of STAFFORD.
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Boston Market, Dec. N.

Provsons-Saes of 100 bbls Western Mess Beef at ell
50; some Eastern ut $40 Sl050 per Dbl four hs.
No Mess Cenr Pork in the market. Prime is held 10
1880 extra clear - per Dbl. months Lard moderate
demand at &C for bbls and l2 DC for kcgs HAMS &c
for fair quality, months. Four-1herc IL n hotter do
mand but change in prices Gencsee, straight bands
sells at rs. Cornihe market is very active yell
low ceiling at 80 Coo for and 65 for old white
81 IS. Northern - 33;. Southern 30 SOC. East
eTn "a u 3jc. Rye zoe per bushel, cash.
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DEC. IL, 1913.
THE CLOSING BENEFIT.
$4,000 WORTH OF NEW GOODS,

by StOrrs Il LangdOn to help OF
$1,000 Of Old ones, just reed i'm
store and landing at the Depot.
10000 yds Brown Cotton, good I'd wide at4 lie.
1000 yds Cotton Flannel at 3 to 10.
1000 yds Ticking at 6 to II.
2OOO lbs Batting and Wckns.
100 yds 80 to 70 Broad Cloths, at so.
zoo yds 81 lee Casimeres, at 62 l2.
oVVV yds Prints, such have sold at IL TO Is at 10
10 &c.
SOOV yds Dress Goods, equally low.
100 RuAalo Skins cheap enough.
lVVVV lbs brown Sugar very good at 5.
<VOV lbs Crushed Sugar, best quality, 0 IA.
1000 lbs Salera,us, ate "A,
1000 lbs Y. H. Tea sold at 50 to o. for 40.
900 lbs Of CO1oo, to5.
3OOO lbs of that Dew Drop Tobacco, at 10 l-2.
5000 lbs Good Cud Fish, ut 3 % 10 3 so.
200 Brgs Ground Rock Salt.
1000 Bushels Coarse Salt by the Bushcl or load.
Persons from abroad viii find that the place TO load up
with the necessares Of Lifo Is at
90 STORRS a. IANGDON.s
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VERMONT wATCHMAN STATE JOURNAL, DECEMBER H. ls4s
For the Waterman & Journal
Washington County Mutual Fire Ins.
Co., ny

TO TUE PIIRIJC.

TO THE PUBLIC.
Ar The repeated solicitations of ngent Of this institution
the undersigned induced to becomo member by insuf-
ing portion Of his property in said Company Among other
property in that company he contended that tho Washington
County Fdrcrs Company und that 1t cost uery
much less insure in the than other Insurance compa
n.y. In view of those considerations tho agent was suffered
10 mako what he termed srusy of tho Promises to DO in
pocy %S received u, npo" an examination Of this To-
strument find has dateno does give any act Of IN
corpuraoN location tn this comrany,-but tnves the
menbcrs for anything which appcas upon the face OF their
policies in Of loss, hunt for the company wherever
their ingenuity shall direct Nor is this NIL If they shall
he fortunate to find the Company they have no nsur
laws provd"s that Whenever an assessment shall have
beon made the premium notes. and the sum determined
no, be paid within thirty days amer me same shall have been
donauded by the company their agent the directors may,
such note and may retain such collect thereon such
assessed" But how this dsm1nd' is to be made,
newspaper is stated. How, then, any
Der knor but what ho will be met tho event of loss,
aanaed,' ten days before the 6ro!
President and s. W. Perry, Deputy ssercarvand bears up
tho face such evidence If fraud hst havo been led 10
Inquiries in reference the bUnstud advantage the
OF ehedPness which tho Farmers Company las 1t is call
e) has over oth-f insurance companies 10 our own state
Companies, which have only local habitaon,'
but reputation for fair dealing and the punctua settlement
compare with the Vermont Mutual located at Montpelier,
was in ured by this WASHINGTON County COMPANY in tho
Of bundled fifty dnlas, for which the agent de-
mlnIed in adcane $50 und my for $50 more, which
gave and which, uppours by tho by law quoted,
sdereJ important pat Of the transaction, the policy
being given upon that.
The stands thus:
Cash paid ia advance, $3.50
Five yeurs annual interest thereon IL, IS
Making, $685.
for five yeas besides the liability pay the Of $3.50
more which was required to give.
In the Vermont Mutual it would have coat me 10 insure
the for the in advance so and
IS cents year thereafter, which with the interest tho
for FIVE years and the amount paid in advance for
the time 49, u.s. making 05 and showing balance
in favor OF the Vermont Mutual the ground OF hedpness
alone, Of 30 cents, not including the liability which am
uuier "a pay my note, as above stated.
Believing this Washington County Company to he sheer
haabng calculated under tho sprcons Of Formers
COmDaRy to draw money from tho honest farmers of Yer
mont have felt duty to mako this statement Of facts.
II my farming friends shall heed it, aud no saved from what
regard imposition, to say the least, shall not
roget tho which this lesson has cost me.
" u. KiBBY.
Montpelier Nov 10, 1873 oO3w
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Charlestown Female Seminary.

THIS Institution is situated within mile Of Boston,
uioding the Pupils many Of the Literary and Scientific
privileges Of the city. The liberal patronage which has
constantly enjoyed for the last 10 years, has enabled the
Trustees gradually accumulate facilities for furnishing
liberal aud thorough of study Including the higher
English studies, together with the Latin, French ltaan,
GeInan and Hebrew Languages. Particulars be obtain
ed from printed Plan of the Institution of H. T. Walton,
Esq Montpelier, of the subscriber. Tho winter term
CONNIE noes Tuesday, Dec 9Th, and continues months
Pupils can ente, later Tor three months, If they
choose, at the same propononate expense
Apply by letter or otherwise 10 the subscriber
No. /. Seminary Place. Chareslown - w
A. J. BELLOWS, for tho Trustees.
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- SINGING SCHOOL.

MIR II. ID, HOPKINS proposes to give course OF "a
wi lessons in Singing tho Brick Church Nestty to com
mencc on TUESDAY Evening, the l2h insI at O'Clock
YARNS f tho course per scholar, 81. Teso wishing TO
a,tend will leave their with him at the freeman ONCE
ar with Mr. @. w Badger III Howes Store.
Nnntpslief Dec. @, 1873. CO
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lkOgcr IiMhhard,s EstnIc.

GSOEer Itubbard's Estate.
THE subscrboIs having bcep appointed by the Honorable
Il Probate Court for the District of Washingtou, commits
sone to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
Of all persons against the Of Roger Hubbard
late Of Montpelier In said DISTRICT daceosed,
and tho OF sI months from The nd day Of No
vember, 1913 allowed by said Court 10 the creditors Of said
deceased exhibit and prove their respective claims before
usDo give notice that will attend the duties of
appointment at the dwelling house of Levi Boutwell,, In
Montpelier in SAID District, the lst Tuesday of January
and the 4 Tuesday of May next ten O'Clock forenoon
each of said days -
DANIEL BALDWIN,
X. r. KEITH, ! Commis sonsIs.
Montpelier, Dee. 4, isle. 90
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New York Wool Market, Dec. 8.

But little wool has forward during the past week,
although the receipt a' been quite equal TO tho demand
There has been but little inquiry from consumers and tho
present depressed state Of the manufacturing interest affords
hut little encouragement to tho manufacturer to come for
ward wt alactity in the purchase of the raw Material
Holders hun last weeks quotations., and seem conf
don't that tho consumer Will have to meet the market
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A CERTIFICATE from Mr Ingerson of Lancaster, ". II
highly respectable citizen Of that place, and Jaer Of the
county OF Coos
George w. Ingerson of Lancaster hereby certify that
have troubled with the Asthma for about twenty years.
Last November when began taking Wstats BGisam of
Wild Cherry, had been unable 10 do thing for several
MONTHS aud had no except few nights, boen able to
bed. Almost began to take il, felt
leved. have taken about two bottles. My health alto
gether improved few returns of the Asthmn which
ha had in that time, almost Immediately removed by
taking the Balsnm Rest WE'LL and my health is nhd has
been for months, better than at time previous tO
years. cheerfuly Recommend the medclno TO all who
similarly afflicted. GEO. w. INGERSON.
Lancaster, N. II. Aptil %, 1896
None genuine uness signed |. BUTTS the wrapper.
For sale by :. p. REDFlELD, Montpelier, VT aud by
II. X. sLAYToN, Calais, Vii also, by agents generally.
0sIore testimony, proof, evidence if it
Remedy, the Lthontripc Mixture. 1t cures every thing
there truth in man, for week after week put IN
statements like the following:
Clyde, New York. Dec. 49, 1916.
Dr. G. c, Vaughn, SirYour medicine is all sold have
bottle hand there several commenced taking
who want more imnedatey its ucis like charm. Not
single instance has occurred where il has not benefited
and SIR il il continues give the satisfaction it does 1t
Yours &C. HOOD
That is enough We have often said fany person doubts
nanes daes statements to send letter post paid 10 the
whose letters appear here and if they do DOT get
the proof Of what have said regarding this Great Remedy,
will stand convicted Of fasehood Readeseo udver-
tiement under Great American Remedy,-Greul pamphlet
oil Agent,
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KID & MOROCCO STOCK.

<'& V~HVVVO v UV1At
'ENuE Subcber continues 10 manufacture KID and MO.
ROCCO LEATHER, in all its various branches and
the experience of being practical workman enables him to
have good articles his line of business as nny other
manufacturer in New England As do employ any bu,
INST rate workmen OF temperate habits and will low
Tor Cash approved credit, any othe
Country Merchants please call and r you
well as elsewhere Those who send their orders will be
dealt with the IL present, will be their priv
ilege TO return the stick ut my expense
GEORGE PACKER,
. 10 Blackstone street
Boston, Nov. 4th, le45. 95:3m
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PRETTY CHILDREN.

SORE THROAT, COUGHS, CONSUMPTION, Pain
various parts Of the body and o,hor unpleasant symptoms
arc the effects ufcntchng cold.
Wrsls In ian Vegetable Pills delightful medicine
for carrying off cold, because ihcy purge from the body all
morbid and corrupt huuot in and natural manner.
From three of said Indian Vegetable Pills. taken
y night going to bed, will, in short time make per.
feet cure the most obstinate cOldat the same tmo the
blood other fluids will ba thoroughly purified, und the
contribution completely nvgontod that the body will
be restored o sounder health than before.
Beware of couneieits fall kinds! some contod with
sus ar ohersale made resemble in outward appearance
tho rna medicine. The safest is to purchase OF
agents only Of whom may be found in every
village and town 10 the state. -
lyrhe Genuine for sale by y. X. COLLINS, s. p. RED
FIELD and EASTMAN & DANFORTH, Montpelier.
New England Office IDS fremont st.RostOn.
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STORRS LANGDoN have this day received their last
> stock of Prints and other Cotton and w ooen Goods
which will DO sold lower than ever daring me REMAINDER OF
his month for cash. an
nar
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BAGLEY'S GOLD PENS!!

A. G.. BAGLEY a. CO.,
CONTINUE to Manufacture their Premium Gold Pens and
" Pen holders Gold and Silver Pen and Pencil &C.,
&C. Dealers supplied at tho lowest trade prices.
Warehouse, Old Stand,) ls9 broadway, New-York.
N. b. w. Ii. WAlGHr is no longer agent for A, G. B.
A. Ga 90
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FUR STORE,

I'VE prices will DO kept down at present. at the Chonl
Il Store, opposite Brick Chuich.
Dec. 10, '4a. II. KING.
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large .EdSiIiOHs Rrceiped.
HALL continue to eta Mt Wholesale pricss. defy
] rompeion. Sales close January 40 call soon,
Dec. 10. US II. KING.
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FOR 10 DAYS
SEfEETTNGS.

ING will sell any goods at commission ana most KINDS
IN at COST. Call soon at the Cash Store,
Dec. l2, 'ia. y II. KING.
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STEEI. GOODS
Cotton Cloths and Prints.

A Nd ZEPHYR WoRsTEDs, an extensive a'scimeni at
Dec A. 90 KEITH a BANKERS.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tbs Of upon unless the
Payment Of the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers forward money by letter postage
which will be paid by and all risk by
safe transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during the
Of Congress, semlweekiy during the recess
Subscriptions period less than will received
terInsp ropsronedt the above annual rates.
90 PosTMAsTERs to act agents and by
sending with $50 enclosed
WEEKLY subscribers with s2s enclosed 1--WE WEEKLY sub
scre $40 enclosed entitled copy of the
edition Is they furnish subscribers for, gratis
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3S,253,69I 81

This statement shows balance in the treasury the
j)th June, 1919, OF S2,S53,69l ST. and balance the
treasury on the 30th Jane, $780, of S3,0iO,5i2 IL.
In the estimated expenditures for the year ling on
the Both of June, 1851 included balances of appro
Wauons amounting to the sum OF S3,762,537 30,
siderable portion of which may not be required.
Unless and extraordinary expenditures are author
zed BY Congress- no further loans will be required and
The public debt may be reduced.
The whole revenue from duties during the entire
Period of four years and three months of the operation of
The tariff of lSa2 (per table d. was SOL ,55 $50 10, be-
ing an annual average OF S13,S95 ,20S 3D. The nett
enue received from the tariff OF 1916 during its entire
operation from LIST OF December 1916, to 30h of Septem-
Der, ISIS per table E) was 563 TO- or an
age OF S309024 s9 2S per annum, being average OF
M 0O7,2s0 % per under the tariff OF lS46
han was received under the tariff of 1912
The net for the first fiscal year under the tariff
Of 1916, (per table Al was S3l,757.070 %, being
IsJ707O 96 more than the estimate Of this department
y and this amount would go augmeDng every year un-
ger lhs act with favorable state of foreign commerce
and industry in ratio at least great the increase OF
our population As the high duties under the act of 1912
were rapidly substituting the domestic articles and excu
Iing the foreign rival the must have declined
H. however, the act of ls42 had yielded The average
revenue received during the period of its actual operation
MIS- we have seen, would have been annual loss Of
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35,400,000 90
2,S53,6ol 81
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$32,000,000 90
10000 90
100000 90
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Total receipts 56,sg5,43j 80
balance in the treasury Isl July,
is 1884 60
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
oITY ITEMS.
wrpxssDAY December H.

"WEDNESDAY December t.
Roam OF HEALTB-Tbe following communica-
no, .. received from the Health Ofcer At Quarantine
or.ztSrsxE STATEN ISLAND Dec. u, lcf'
po,, cs.es OF cholera have occurred 81 toe Marine
Ha.nifal since my last Report 70 deaiss
Two OF these were patients previously 70 me hospi
%, ,,h ,vohas fever neither Of them have had any
snngple,ton with the cholera pstients or with the
~leseents that we're returned from the public stores
Respectfuiy, ALEX. b. WHITNEY, Health Otcer.
There have been no new cases In the City
sc,ySrfYrc LEcruRg.-Tbe lecture al the Tab.
ernscle las, night BY DR. BoYNToS on ElectroMagne.
ten and the relative subject exceeded, We believe In
Interest the highest expectations excited BY the very
sattering reputation which the lecturer brought
US from the neishborns cities. We have indeed never
witnessed equal skin in the msneuvering Of exten
.ve apparatus. combined with 50 lucid and fascinating
an exposition Of scientific principles The audience
seemed chained the speakers illustrations ~ mag
nstisfn A. powerful As that which hs explained As =
popular expounder Of science Dr. B. certainly mas no
suDeriOr The attendance ast evening was large ara
81 he rnost respectable class Of our citizens but we pre-
Diet Doctors next lecture viii be attended y
the largest audience ever assembled a. Ploc lecture
In Sew.york Doctor B0yntyns special held o. science
Though h Introductory lecture here was the subject u
Magnetism Il Geology and MineIolo2y. lis report up.
on he Geological Survey Of Lake superior, q ion a
the interesting .cts Ia connection with the metal
bearing ROCKS Of that district
Al the clOse Of the lecture last evening the lecturer
announced that be viii al the special request OF nun
ore5s Of cuzens lecture next Saturday night upon
GoLD F0HMATrON5 and give the fullest explanation Of
ihs sws which govern the production and difcovery
OF mat a. with nisillbe rules 70 prevent the waste
OF labor In work UuiTUitiul mines or locations mis-
lecture has been obviously solicited and viii certainly
be given with direct reference 10 the absorbing topic
Of California Gold, upon which ground, coupled with
the acknowledged competency Of the lecturer tor sucn
. task We have our opinion Of the rush which VIII De-
made 10 the Tabernacle 10 secure Information upon
subject which is now absorbing thought Ia TN,
Ci,y than any If not more than all others. The god
fever seems already 70 killed the Cholera BY
Ter excitement II must have the fever let as have
the science Of the subject along with H. Dr. %. vii
give US that in fne style.