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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-04

lfUBLlC-NO- 40 IAN ACT 10 regulate the
exchange of certain documents and other
publications OF Congress.
Be it enacted BY the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States Of Amer
lea IN Congress assembled, That the Joint
Committee on the Library shall appoint such
agents, as they may from time to time deem
requisite, to carry into effect the donation and
exchange of such documents and other publ
cations as have been, or shall be, placed al
their disposal for the purpose.
SEC 2. Ind be 1t further enacted, That all
books TRANSMITTED through such agents for the
use of the government of the United States
or OF any government OF State or of its legis-
Iature, or of any department OF the govern
ment of the United States or of State, or ol
the Academy at Vest point, or of the Nation
al Institute, shall be admitted INTO the United
States duty free.
Sec 3. Arsd be it further enacted, That The
sum of two thousand dollars is hereby app,o
priated, out of any money in the treasury no
otherwise approp'ated and the same is pu
at the disposal of the Library Committee. fo
the purpose of carrying into effect such agen
cy, and donation, and exchange. and of pay
ing the expenses already incurred in relation
thereto.
Approved June 26, 1848
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-04
Approved June 90, 1913.

[PUBLIC-No. Al IAN Act to amend the act
entitled " An ACT for the regulation of sea-
men on board the public and private vessels
of the United StateS," passed. the thrl of
March, eighteen huadrel ana thirteen
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tic United States Of Amer-
,cQ in Congress assembled, That the last clause
Of the twelfth section of the act hereby amen
ded, consisting of the following words, to wit:
" without being at any time dnring the sail
five years out of the territory Of the United
States,'' be. and the same is hereby, repealed
Approved June %, l848
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-08-04

The statistics of the Maryland Colony at Cape PaI.
mas are not gwen in this statement.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
Tete-a-Tetc Of the MiIkmaids.
nY q ANGELINA AnkAlI.

BY ANGELINA AGHAlL."
Becky, see the sunset glowing,
Der the fields a radiance throwing
Golden, pure, aud steady,
q, It's beams lllume my spirit
(Thats our cOw-bcll don't you hear II '
Get the milk-pails ready }
Yes, dear Sally, look and listen
Now the dow begins to glIston -
Hark the night bird 5 sonnet
What balmy breeze is blowing
NIcad the brindlcd COW she's going
Run-l'll hold your bonnet !
Becky, does the twilight hour,
By It's bland aud soothing power,
With sweet musings fill you
Peace hangs round us, like mantle
(Soh, now, Sukey, come he gentle
Stop that kicking, will youD
Earth with music is O'CrnOwlng,
(rhcre. the hungry calves are lowing!
How these tins do rattle y
But ialn would wander, Sally,
To some green and quiet valley,
Minus horned cattle.
Becky, lifc's nccting hour
Joy brings grief, and cream ,cH sour,
Yet It's vain complaining.
Morlals aotc get milk and honey
Only by hard work or money
(Sct The pans for stralnlug y
Vine Lodge, Illinois.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines.

WHICH he recommends with the grcalcSD
w confidence, being fully persuaded from
past experience, that they Will give very gene
raj, ifnot universal satisfaction and he assures
the public, that they need not fear either to use
or recommend them, as they are perfectly safe
and will in an eminent degree, perform all
that is stated in the direction, accompanying
each ariclc-ihcy CONSIST Of
LIYNES ENPECTORlNT, for Coughs
Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Group, &c.
JIYNES TONIC TERNIFUGE, a pleas
ant and valuable Worm Medicine.
JAYNES CIRHTNITIIE B1LSIM for
summer complaints or DlarhGl, DyscnDcry,
Cholera Morbus, Cramps, CholIc and dcrangc.
ment generally Of the stomach aud bowels.
J1HNHS SINITIIE rms, for Liver
Complaints, Jaundicc, dyspepsia Nc.
J1ENES 1LJERA1IHE, Tor Kings Evil
White SwcllugS, Ulcers, Scroiuous, Cancer.
Gus and Indolcnt Tumours, Goilrc DC. The
various diseases Of The skin and all others org.
inallng from an impure state Of Tie blood
J1YNE' 5 HiR TONC, for promoting the
growth Of the hair, giving II a rich glossy ap
prarancc and removing >curi and dandruil,
JIl.NE'S HjIR DYE, for changing Tia,
hair from any other color 10 beautiful Auburn
of perfect Jet black, without staining the skin
/ Il wholesale aud retail by
I Il. Il. HAZARD, Agent Tor Newport,
near the Court House.
I JulyG ~
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17

Acc,aeHid Du,h-Pltrick DOYLE. an u sh-
man. aged about 30 wears, was buried sudden
IL by the falling of clay bank, at Fox Point,
while engaged 90 cNcuaiug ihn dirt iot the
Providence Gas Company. \ coroucr's ru-
quest was held by Gam1H.l Lyman Dwight
E.~l.. coroner. VINO returned n, 'Hur verdict,
That the said PIirice Doyle camo 10 hI-
cath by being accidrntly buncd by Ne falling
of clay bank. while at work. HE sand
Nuyle was n temperate and industrious m1n.
4 leaves 4 vile and three suiIl children.
I,.r d..
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
DR.. =. hrnO!d'S BalSam.

4 SURE aud safe remedy and is warranted
LAip cure IN le,, than one hour, in their Il 81
Stages and in n short time IN any stage d! the
dl Gaze, or the money viii be refunded, ChOlc-
"a Morbu, or real Spaamadic Cholera.
Dysentery and DiarrhGa.
Ny Agent, viii stand real' at an time, 10
make good their assertions. Il is al o led
with entire success for
Tooth Ache and Burns.
The pain OF which it soon relieves, and
heals HE Burn in a short time without lcav-
ing any scar. Price only - cents. Also, the
Compound Vegetable ~odorItc Physical Pills
They are safe, Pleasant, Efficient, ApaIl.
cnt, MIDI, Gcn'lc and Elliclclou' Calharllc,
safe At all time, and unlcr all circumstan'
ccs. They will be found 10 excel IN Jaundicc
Co>lliyeneSS, Head Ache and all Bilious and
FcYcrlsh habits, operating without pain oI
sickness to the stomach. For sale by
t.. b. IRISH,
Newport r. l., No. ljG Thames street.
/ Aug. 3 3m.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
Congress WATER.
70 aII lovers OF Pure and Fra
: NNT ~Ea Gn uU gerN

~sA U- MNT IN En Ey NrA
FVlllS Company, although it cannot boas; Of
i being "Thc oldest Tea Establishment in A.
mcrica" does cI Iim to have sold during The two
year, of 10, existence, more good pure, and IN
mixed Teas, and at lower prices, than any slm
lar establishment in lhc United States.
The following is a list of their retail prices
which will be found to be nearly the same a
similar Companies. The only difference they
claim, is in the quality oi'the Teas.
GREENS. BLACKS.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
DIR. J. S. WOOL'S
SARSApARiLLA ELIXIR,

SlNS \ L lnILLl LLlAlR,
RECOMMENDED by EMINENT PHY
SiCLiNS.
NN1ARRANTED superior TO any Other
w preparation, compound or extract OF
SaI-aparilla ever offered 10 the American pcO
ple. The boulc, contain six times the quaint
tiy OF sand, or Brislol's, and four times a,
much as Bulls and we think IL Is stronger
than either and at least four times as strong
AS IOWnscnd'S. Ii Is four times the Chcapes-
Sarsaparilla in market. II heals without de
.blla,Ing or SickcnIng and It's cures are per-
mancnl. Il Is theoretically compounded by
regular physician, and is neither a patent
g,tark, nor Emphirtcm medicine.
The following are some OF the many dlseas-
cs i'm which 1t has proved cmncntly successful
w:
Diseases from Impure Biood, Organic or
FUaCiiOHdI.
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and Fever and
Acuc, secondary syphilis RhcumaDi i,m, Gout
and lnmbago, ScrOlula, Lci rosy, Cancer aud
Ncrcural diseases. Constitutions broken by
Mcasels, Small Pox, Feyers, nc,
/ Prolapsus Ulcri pIlsS, uccralionS, Swell
linz, and BllcS, Salt Eheum, Eryslpcla>, PIN.
pies and BLolchc> ON the face Distractions =,
fatal to yolifg aud delicate ladies, Nervous
ness aud Bowel Complaints OF children from
teelhing, RickclN, Weak children, and ayc,
males, Neuralgia Epilepsy llyStcra an slch
Headache, Tic DOlOrcauN, DlzZlnc.s and
Palpiliuun Influenza, Cough aud Lung Com
plants, Bronchlli, and hr,t stages Of Consunp
ton.
\ ln presenting tie mciiciYe 10 the public, W,
offer no patented humbug or quack medicine
bat such 4 medicine q, l. actually NEEDED. an,
j, truly blessing 10 the public. and offered no
upon he recommendations oithc prOprlctorS a
lone, but by person, OF high standing, aui Phy.
,iclnns eminent IN profession and skilled II
their practice who have not only tested %
combination, bat have witnessed as hcailu.
|rG.rt, aud We cordially lu.ic Physician
'lhrYughout the country 10 ny % On the above
'rompInIu,. Ihis Sar-apllnll Elixir /,
.vcH careful comblnatiDn Of Ic most cDIcbIa
rcd mcdicincs, aud contains nothing Iu lh,
.'I,l.. degree injurious. The greatest cIrc ha
been Ub.riycd ~ The combination. tha' non,
hail be- incompatible with ug u.uu.lc Ih,
I.u,hcr. T.s }, fully proved by 81 happy cd.c
/ 'n the .pecly and permanent cure Ot almu.
|rveIy ca" however obstinate. DT. Gibson
Prof ol SIry.iy u lhc University ol fcnn. "
siuiI, syDla. OF .Iur Of o. iu rr'Iout. iu th'
hrhpH terms 100 GuiI, ui KIN. l,iL JuI
7 -.I.luluu. 'Ium. o. tt.,u U Eu,Wui
d, A. tld s.. ...'' E'..' -. r.... w..
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17

VNHE aSpcritlrS of Disca. e., are often ruhanc-
z cd'Iy The riaorucu> measures undertaken
by designing on ignp, D. Icr-ons IN attempting
cures. The discriminating Nno"!ct,", where.
by we may know these remedies which Shall
perfect a rapid cure, is OF dlnut acquisition.
Il Is in fart only obtained afcr I.abolious
Research hy The Student Of Nature the only
true scholar Of medicine, aud jhc experience Of
The Sagco OF the hallye Tribes are the true
guides IN directing those researches. lfu were
moi for the iuvaluablr uifis DftLc
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
New tNOl.S.
EIuid s.>srac, Of yaicri:,u.

TINlilS preparation contains all the valuable
' properties Of Falcrian Root, ia a high
Iy concentrated iprm, has many advantages
over the ordinary preparations, aud VIII be
found to be more clcaciJus in all eases where
the effect of Na!crian is rcGuircd-w dIrcc
tons for using, at H. r. HAZARD :,
sign of the mortar, near the Court House.
July ~.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
Invaluable Family Companion.

SjCrrc Of Consumption, Asthma, Disease, of
rue Heart, aud l.l female diseases. 23i PAGES,
p engraving, Paper 30 cts bound - cts.
MGu 10 any pau-poalagc9 , ~ cts.
shoulder Brace, and Chest E&pandcrS, 50
Mail To any part 80 cts postage. InhaIng
Tubes, Silver, -, by maI. letter postage -
Abdominal supporters, perfect, 81, to $40
tor all Rgp,urcs, Falling Of the Bowel, and
Womb, and Weak Back, aud Chest; sen. by
..xprr-, everywhere. For Brace, or SUI
purtcrs, or Rupture supporter, give hcigh
from hall 20 foot, and circumference OF per-
son next The surface, just above The hips. If
Bupur,, mention which side. Agent, wanted
'Dr'Hc sale Of the above goods Aldrcs, DR.
is s. FITCH, 7o7 Broadway New York, pos
. rg.d Mar -, l-is,-ly
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
pROWNelL'S COOKING RANGE

INllE subscriber has just completed the in
l. vention ola new Cooking Range, to which
he invites the attention OF the public. THIS
Range possesses qua tiles for expeditions boiling
and cooking that other ranges do not, aud il
occupies but small space oiroom.
BrownolFs Cooking Range, has six eight
inch boilers, any two, or four of which, can be
thrown into one, so as To admit Of large boil
CT and it is provided with a set Of rings So that
any size furniture can be used on It. It's Oven
is large, convenient of access, and having an
upward draft, it bakes evenly with small
quantity Of fuel
One Of these Ranges is in successful opera
tion at the store of the subscriber, subject to
the examination OF the public, who arc invited
to call and take look at it.
June 3-tf. WILLIAM DROWNEII.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17


The capacity OF enduring the priya,iJnS and
dis.resses imposed upon us by disease IN its
manifold aui IncJn2IuOus forms, Is without
doubt, one Of ihc most difficult OF our trials OF
lie. The ha.a,~ug and agonzu9 pains OF
hat relative OF doath, the con>umptiyc disease,
wi h all It's attendant horrilyiug symptoms is
one OF the most terrible Of all alllclunS. But
like all the proyidenlial circumstances Of life
there i, mc,rd out on the other hand some
means OF relief
THE INDIAN SIMPLES,
culIcd with care from the forests and prepared
with the natural science OF the red mau is as
yet the only remedy for this and some other OF
the SeVcrcNt diseases OF man. The greatest cX
periencc and attention 10 Medical Art was re
allied IN the Indian Chief Bran,, whose cures
| were performed solely by his own preparation,
of Herbs, now revived and made known under
the names Of
Il JOHN A. CLUSSNAN, General Agent -
/ Office &C Cedar -. New York who has appoint
ed as Agent, z. J TAYLOR, Thamrs.>t New
port, Chapin Il Thurhcr, Druggist, 81 West
minister street, sole agents for Providence -
l Pawtucket, a. &. jerks, 80 Main-sl. Brand
\ Iron Works, Oncy Greene Il Co. Westerly
\ II. n. Campbell a. Go. Cromp,on Mills, VIM
NJ. Brown, sionington, CT, f. Pendlcton 4
Co.
\ June 2i-2m.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
HERAD AND THURSDAY MORNING AUGUST H.
CisRISTOplsLn a. PERRY

ATTORNEY g. C0UNSEllOR ATlaW,
FICE under the Il. 4. Union Eanh
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17

in Feyers, uropSy, aud Sore Ihroals. Rev.
d. Cutler of Massachusetts, in lalarfh, Group
and Lung Complaints. Dr. Mason OF Nolling-
ham. England, in 81. Nius'S Dance, Paralysis
and Cuuldneous Diseases, Enlarged Glands.
Ulcers and Sore Eyes. Dr. A. Siolk OF Vienna,
in Cancerous Ulcers LeProsy and Nervous
ness.
\ The following recommendations among the
many hat have been seul Us are from reliable
sources and can be safely relied upon.
/ The Rev. 4. X. Rawson, our worlhy,and es-
Unable city Tract Agent. tesIilies as follows;
I Albany, May ~, 1917.
DIR, Wool procured one bottle OF your
excellent Sarsapaflila Elixir, having used
part of it,, am ready to say that consider II
the best article Tor persons deblltaled and
ScroIulous habits ever offered TO the American
people.
br J. 5. Wood Dear Sir--I feel it duty TO
inform you OF the extraordinary benefits my ia.
thcr has derived from your Sarsaparilla Elixir.
lie is now about GI years of age; and for the
last 20 years or more, he has been subject to al
lacks SO severe as to cause him To fall down quite
insenslble, and oicntlmcs accompanied with
Il very severe fits. lie had used three bottles O
\ Townsends SarSaparlla and got worse all the
while using it, 50 as finally To be unable TO at
lend to any business. lie has now taken two
bottles oi yours he began to improve aS soon
as he began taking IT. and is now able TO at
l tend 10 business as before.
| We think your Sarsap1rla is infinitely SUI
perior to TownSendS, and are happy to recon-
mend it os such to the afflicted
PErER MACHESNEY.
New Scotland, Aug. 10, 1917
/ Rev. Allen Steel, an able aud popular divine,
wcll known TO The people Of this State, wriNs MS
as follows:
Albany, May IL, 1917.
/ DIR J. s. WOod-Dear Slr-IIayiny taken
three bottles OF your SarsaparIa Elixir. take
great pleasure IN bearing testimony TO It's benc-
llclal effects upon system afflicted with Here
ditary Scrolula FoI many years have tried
/ popular medicines, not excepting the prcpara-
llOns of SarSapara and wirlc would say Of
many of them, that they have done well, | am
constrained to say in my own case, your Elixir
/ far eyccls them all
\ Yours truly, ALLEN STEELE.
Pastor of Hudson st. NJ. f. Church '
| Hear the testimony Of highly valuable citi-
zen, and an honest man.
Bank Department, Albany, May IL, 1917.
\ DIR. Wood-Sir-l have been afflicted for
some time with a severe sick headache, produc-
ed 10y continual close application. ! have
trird the usual remedies in such cases, bu, TO no
effect. Al the solicitation of friend was in
duccd to use your SarSaparlIa Elixir, and with
decided benefit the complaint being about re-
moved, aud would recommend it 10 those simi.
|, latly afflicted. Yours, Nc.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-08-17
hisRtIiiSIViS WORMER.

i"hmd, PoPHo''on aud gathering in The lieut.
Mrs Ann Blake, very respectable lady OF
this city writes:
DR.. Wood-Sir- Having used one bottle Of
| your ~aisaparilla Elixir, deem 1t my duty TO
g,vr my testimony To It's Observation-Disclosures upon
q Sjolcm LONG afflicted with the asthma. gave
/ u to my d1usher who has long been severely
TO Iblcd with The palpitalIon ollhc heart, >hot-
mes, OF The hIcah, swelling of the tonSls, and a
guh;rDg IN the head. Its effect upon her was
truly surprising, removing the officially in each
ipaItlcular NolamIly should bo without il.
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W. w. VAN ZANT.

:. , -, '.HTTIV I'ITII' N1II' 70, T5TI.
DR. }, - Wood-l feel it my duty to inform
you that your SarSaparila Elixir has been of
very great service to both myself and my ia
lhcr' lie III particular has taken only one bot.
tie, and the alteration in his ease is quite aston
I-hln@. From being feeble anl Sckly, unable
10 IaJur and lingering for i've orSIxyears paN,
lac o now quite well and strong. He declare,
ne was benefited more than fifty dollars by the
n, A. Dl unr lolil lc
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BLACKS.


lragfaul,rar'uN pfce
Fine Congo do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

n. = Nelfehy' tNe- utor it Pennsylvania Of Den.
tnerescf. andrg kfgiu.a. EAreelor. ~
% va. safi~ esfaie. and "a h.s nwnr TlT ~
aisteaants and hvsaasrS hsrk III 49,, =.
S"an ~ 'ni President. and sohlesa, ga, t,.Sisr
TIA. d.trar~ft defendants.
al brints \ MeNfVdv. nos harinr tttef.
'eitslea aud given seeufIy seeurgit@ ~ M,
Nss'hilt ahd tLs rules af tns tonu 40 "a ~
@"' ~ y oet mo- wealth Of Nrstnla-os orotioma 81
-,.+t, -" - ''Ntsei, . IS orteord thai ne said IL
IT ~ g ,f'Hi ifte so ne hrsf day .ffle neAt Tenn
.4 Nv"ft' al. answtr ts csmalainsulss LUt "a.
= ~ nlsais ORDER - fo-ihWlih inserted N s4me
printed go ias ctY II Whsriins, tar ttyo
stNetN, ana posted 81 ne funt eooraftt,
oAH coA4tt- 4 copy Tests.
~-s!sl ALEX iA.HLEY. CO..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

;n'r,ir.ttou. fvffh~t4uAiry IN, ,sneSfi
wstrines .H.. v.rs ..t-s -t.w srrsf incl
lsrgsr~ Of i#-.s rer.rra
On sr..t .H- i~,i .t. connection b..
tursr. f. ..
H., u-~ H. H..= #. .N#f.t.a
/. n .a5t -. ~
r.- uev+
reJt ,fr.- r.. dis .--t u
,hsu. i.t ar.t
time Cans. -. k. ~.
.,his ...v
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.,r,c.rbi 80
: pstt;~,t .ta,t A..tt t.-;f. To-,
Two ,he d., ,arm.,5 5 tte
elo, h. ~,,m.a;.,oi .... ,,rt.
,nJ ,r.;,t.i,;,r ~. ia COINS
Vel a;reJ t,, s,5 80
/, ~ D. - ...lf ~r.,-i,, -r4 inst
: ,te - ntl ...t. E; sinh u.s..
s.h. -. Z. ct.,.., Ed. 800, -,'I-
,nl Ss;It... .si.. t.L.t m AM,
ousr,;,, 4t.r u .r s,u ,r,n--
NJ .f.ut iui. .b.yld b a..
,n,j.I .,,.. ,,f.r,.tt art sl,es.
- Nh, s,s,r ..fr,I -" t,.r
II o.,si.. .f,.8,5. iH-.4 p.sc+riusrr
me,sa,e. 81 ,rr.., ,,iz.I suldru,v win
,o1d .iIE,.. ,.u.a, y~,ttiti and .,.un-.
midi ,ir.r p.r,gr,- =, which instant .sss
,arc. cannot be- profurd. the rucar-n1
.rstim,ny Of he mos experienced uediriy
authority. shows hat The erlper CONS. is to
oct as soas.-. n,ssibIe mo a warm bed; to
ami, warmth hy mesa. III heated flannel. or
boitl.s f4.I with hot winter. or bse. of heat
"a csmomil. flowers. sand. bran or silt, to
the feet az along the spilir: To- have the e1-
tr,uitie. lii-sntly rubbed. to spuly a lorg-
poulticc of mustard and vinegar over the fe-
i, 81 tL. .t,.,r,b A.ssir+ +; on IN ar ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-11-10

z Great mejeTsisn Both in food AMI drink,
IL absolutely 70 safety duuug The Whole du-
ration OF The epidemic period. One single
act ut indist leilun has, ia many instances,
bteu followed by d speedy aud l.tal attack.
The intervals between the meals should no,
be long, cholera being uniformly found 10 pre-
vail with extraordinary intensity among The
classes thlot observe ths prolrdcied iasts com
mon 10 Eastern and some European coun-
fnes.
The %praciicsl importance Of these c~eulio"s
might b. i..usifatei by striking example,
ID. Adair Crawiurd states that IN Russia The
most intense Of ait the attacks were these That
followed "a heorIy meal taken Immediately al
ter pFotncte1 last. la our own country,
duiHg its former visitation. lhe MOI frequent
and deadly attatks we've onzerted 10 BE- iho..
that took place ln lhe middle OF The night, a
iew hours alder d heavy supper. The three
fatal cases that have just occurred TO sailors
vho bad been al Hamburg, aud who were
brought sirk 10 iiulI, TUNED out on inquiry
10 have followed yefy shortly aiI.f the men
lod esien d larse quantity OF plnius, ani had
drank freely OF sour beer; and the two still
nort recent istal cases on board the snip
NO.ant, OF Sunderland, both occurred la
dmuksIds. whO PERSISTED IA he rTaciies OF