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Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-01

gSte man Iid fir etne mis-
9lndte grnote enti1 Big en
fann. Seinabe jeper Sauersmann bat
9e'pis ftcn bic grfabruns scmadt rae uns
pertpffte 3ufdae, 9esen Die fetu Sterbltder
etn Wittel nod erionnen, Wellbfcrn uuc
anbere Saatfriidten nidt feltcn gum 0tads
theil sereihen. gs it bater 9etutB ratbIam,
uuiere Sauern fur iold) eineu un9iiultigen
3ufall itets Dcrbereitet gu ftnoen, I'm bod
,penisftens nidt gang umlonit bic !Nube ibs
res ShwetBes an9epanbt Su haben.
gSie oft tptro Melihforn oann nod BON,
Murm beiuabe 9dnslid seritort tpenn bic
3eit ceS 9tad,pfanseas bereits idrn pcriiber
1T. Sn bieiem Sale lollten, phne ldnseren
Sluflhub, &artcfeln cber 9iiiben ,lnter bas
erfrantte Welfhfcru sepfauSt tuercen. Seis
be pfanseniorten seoeihen, tpenn audi Der
Serbit feline balci9e slnfunft melcen last. -
Ich i'm Suni pfanst man in ben Neu @n9s
lamb Staaten &artofeln +; nnc 1T cas gelo
t,ur dueerit 9eboris subereitet, 70 seeeiben Die
&artcffeln AUDI inter Der erfrauften gGelfd)s
fornIaat, tpenn Die Sabres;cit uidt s1 idneu
ben @inter auffommen ldBt. Sa, ,penn man
irsar 9raslanb, nahcem am Gnoe 9ebad)-
ten Wcnats bas Sutter bon ibm 9elhnitten,
III 9etDrt9c Surden brin9t, nno bann NIT els
net 0anbopa &alf poer @pps jece Saatfars
tofet in bic Grbe brinssn wpllte, Die grnete
biirfte, nenu audi ipdt in Der SabresSeit, bcb
icner Der reselmdeis sepaansten &artcfeln
nld,t piel naditeben.
&artcfeln III bas miesliidte QSelIhfcrns
felo sepfanst teoiirfen feiner Iaharbeit
mebr, uno erlparen baher, i'm 8ersleide NIT
ben friib sepfansten, piele slrbeit uno nlande
Mlbe. Der 8oben 1T burh bic g1elfds
fcrnlfensel an iid, fhcn sart semaft, aao
Die Sabresseit 1T Soriber, no NIT cer Safe
sssen bas Wuhern bes llntrauts nait su
arbeiteu bat slud wcllen erfabrene 8aus
ern bebaupten, oaB &artcAeln, ipater II, Elm
bonn Wurm auoebiGenes Melfhfcrnfelc &C.
paau;t nibt 70 lsiht Der @efabr oes Sa,n
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-01

Der bernbmte Warburser Dibter nno
prcfeGor 8uihius cter bot benz Bnfbe,
siu9 einlt i'm slGtassrode BEL einisen 9nrs
germ ecrbei, ceren feiner 70 boHid, war, ben
prcfefIcr audi nur burd 9fiden oes nutes
sm ebren. @efhpino elite Sul1ius nad
Saue, sca feinen Sammetpels at, sin9
| lihnuritra6s mieoer auf ben Marft unb BET
ben nod INNER init einanoer iprehenbeu
Shr9ern Scrbet lpeIde foeleid ebrerbietig
Die quite sOeen uno tiefe Sidlinse madten.
Das dr9erte aber nod utebr DEN beriibniten
Dram, Der i'm 9tmte unb @eIebrfamfeit,
niht aber i'm Sammetrcde feine Gbre fllds
te. Darum elite CT ben 9lugenblid wieber
mad 6ans, tparf ben SammetpelS anf bic
@roe unb sertrat i'm NIT ben bittern Wcrs
ten: ,bit bit Buldius, ober. bin tdb's 2''-
Gin amber Mal sius 8ufhias nadb Nofe,
ieinen Siiriten su fpreHen, iparb ater am
SdIcBthcre ebsespiefen, neil er fein fSltIi>
DIES &leio trus. Da 8iaa er mad, s,anfe,
scs Elm ieibenes &leib NIT Sammetfraaeir
uno sclcenem Belas an, eridbien 70 ant
ShlcBtbore uno-waro nid)t nur lcaleib
einselafsn, fcnbern audi bem gariten ses
meloet Scbalo er ins 3imn,er trat, fiBte
er, ete er nod cine Splte ipFah, fsinsn
Hcd, nnb als Der Sasit baraber Iadeub,
nad Der uriahe oes fcncerbasen Rn1es
fra9te, ersdblte Buidius, ipie eS ihus nit
BEN &leioe ersansen, anb lhIoe init BEN
gSorten ! user mid ehrt, ben ebre idb
wieoer.'' .s s,
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-01
8efatttttnt a cbnit9ett.

is 3eilsn unb peniser toitsn xbatet fir smali'
ses Ginraten, jspe naafct8enoe tcfef 25 Gent.
l6 3stlen nnp pentser pierteljabriss~ - $3.50
balbjabri8 800
ein Sabr 800
@etbaftstarten BON A 3eilen fur Elm Sabr $500
Sci srSsertn Ansetsen tpirb ein literater Ab3us
stfattet.
uT Postmasters are politely requested and au-
thorised to act as agents.
III. J. NoTHNAeEL, publisher
Corner of 7th g. South Market Str. CANTON, D.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-01
IS ! IS 14np 3 anns

go enfptel nit Dem 9 0 +
oatens9 9tutpmat in Da1biua
Off, Der g. 9. @lcbe berbrt etnen
Sad in Der SefesuH9 eines Marine- -9Igenteit
tn gSaibtn9tcnL aus Dem lId. Der Grao Der
SeLbltltanot9fett entnebmen lG6t, weiter
oem alten General in Der 9lu6lbuns leiner
Berufspfihten bon feinen 8bi9 9 0 r.
III II II b II 9eitattet ntr6. Gs seiat
Fd) namlid,, baB fd Die Bbigfibrer bes
Dtitrlfts columbia nit gifer uno pereinten
Strdffen gu @nniten eines 9ewiGen Gintbts
cum fur bic cbcn 9enannte Stelle perwences
ten. Da fe aber bon mebreren Setten
gSlno erbtrlten, cae Elm anoerer @anoibat,
Tamsns eatbrcp Der Besiiuitiste feL 70
tpnroe Der StabtmaDcr BON @eprgetcwn ait
oen i'peiten ,, ,Balbinston', (tpie bic 8biss
befanntlid, ben Sen 2aplcr nennen) ab-
9eianet, Der ibm foIseuce ,p0rttid, 9etreue
slntipcrt CAB: Sie fOnnen Sbrem 6reunc,
0rn. Sntbicn&, oerilhern, bag er bic @r.
nennnns gum Mariue-s -slsenten erbalten tat.
SaYlor slaubte III alIem grnft unb auf-
ridtts an Der gSabrbeit beGen, tpas er Iaate,
oenncd oerbielt es fth anoers, beun ant
nddifen Gage ertieIt eatbrcp eas @rneus
nnnsscefret nit bes praGbenten eisenbans
)ol9er unteridrift! @r bate es se,eidnet,
chne su tplhen, .pas es entbieIt, tpie er &C.
tpbbnlids sllles in eittemSaufen uuterIdreitt,
mas ihm bon leinem ccrrupten @abinettc
ocr9elest piro-chue nad) Dem Hamen Der
pericn ccer Dec @eseufanoes su 1eben. -
gSeld Elm berrlides Werfseus fur eiu
70 ab9efetmtes Cabinet. sc. .. Q.
Ohio Staats-bote. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1846-1851, 1849-08-01

GtefpfGi9en. Nerr piderina lit
einer 9Iocrede Dor Der G1er @puntD 9lders
bau9eicllid)aft Ia9t: - uSd te9e feiuen
3pstfel iber bic 0liielittfett bes Stefpfi<
gems; td ueine ntdt auf einmal 9erabe,
fpnbern jeoes Cabr Bis 3 3ctI tisfer, bis
Der @runo 10 bis 10 3Ul tiefer lccfer uno
fein 9emadlt 1T. St bin ilberseu9t, caB
aSelihfcrit penn man es 1T Iolhen Spben
pfanSt, 1tiemals ourh Die 9elp6tnli6e 2rcd>
niife Shaoen leicet. 9leih einem Shwamnr,
tpnroe es etne 9rcBe Guauttt6t @a1er cinz
netrnen mo aLIo Elm Sebdltcr Der Seud)tigs
felt fetrL TIM BEN Yfan;en itete Otabrung su
9eben. 9tldtS 1T 9efp0bnliher 3u trpfenen
3ctten, ais eos 3ulammenrpQen bes gSslIhs
tcrnlaub6 unb cieler llutonb miro cftmals
ais 3etden BON Der Soefti9tcit Der GrrduiB
angc9cbcn. Die ltriade pom 3ulaumeu>
rrllcn se6 2aubs 1T tteil6 Die ;u ipnrfame
Dnn9ur9, a6er oCrSit9Iih pas rberfahlide
VRu9en.- gSeni9 Qeute wIen, rpie tief bic
9Surjeln bon @eIIbfcrn in lcefcrem @runo
cinorin9en. Gin Nerr, Der Iaupmirtbf fdafts
Iiaen llnteriuduu9en uno SeObadtansen
iebr 9epicmet mar, ersdblte mir Dor SO Sab,
rem cae er etnif etrt9en Mdnnern bege9nes
te, bic be9rtffen tparen en- elmer Stelte, no
9Setlhfcrn in opIem Wadsthum Itano, uno
an etter frilber su9ewprfenen ttefsu @ru6c,
etnen Srunnen Su 9raben. Gr htelt an Tim
slt nnteriuhen pie tief bic BurSctn bes
BelldfOrn5 eiusebrun9en batterL uub CT
ipitrte tbnen II eun SuB nah. Der III bic
Gjrube 9eporfene Gruno mar natirli6 lcder
9etpelen.
Sd) tpeiB aus @rfabrung, baB Der genet
It, Hn6enfaamen, tpenn er in tparmem Bets
ter uno all cine btnldn9lid feudte Steae 9cs
paanst luurpe, lit 48 Stuncen auf9iug mb
binnen bret coer pier Gasen fano ih fhcn
gSurseln bier bis filnf 3cll tief III bic @rbe
elu9eornn9en.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-20

not one lOcvfueo State or Legislature has ever
opposed IT, We challenge denial but none drre
to iuterposc IT, We ask Tor The nnme . a
prominent wing who has cser sustained the
clam oi Texas. or Of u permanent locoioeo VINO
has ever decidedly condemned 1t. Cob Benton.
NC oil know did 50 in 1884 before aaucNa.
ton had been made parry question; but he
has not since opened h, mouth on the subject
But Tot determined wing resistance, TcAa.
would base long since ougulphed NcW NeNIc, !.
had Gen. ca.s been chosen President, We hive
not doubt that Santa f. would hay, been q
slave market by THIS time, under ihc protection
Of United States officers and United States
troop And uoN shual the whg party be
pro,tfa,td before the indie ,cnleucc of New
McNito is secured. tir slave whlpand tine hf.ud-
ing non wiil soon come in pa, jhfouphoa' New
Mexico, under he R,JndicaN Constitution Of
Texas. which practically d,WNc- Ter l.cisla-
turc aud people Of the power of putting an end
20 human bondage.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-20


a"p o"''"'' 'i'""'' a., OF New Mexico, that vas
nos wing Eoee' ite seii-styied democracy
IVA, eh".f vehement! advocated or tneilly ac-
guessed IN The utmost prctcnsons Of Fcxa..
Nay Tue "" upon Mexico Wa, waged express
on '"e 3"''' y ihr'c prc'cn.on,, aud could
nor nave b'eh Justified On any other The
"H's' nav generally explicitly, almost uniycr-
>"''l ''A''''u lh.4" rfe'ehsiohs " The lat
''''l"n' wing committee toy Caleb u. smith,
~ ''"tn' =" f't'n'dA 1'il 10 organize The ter
NUN % We" M'Ait"' ami ~ express accord.
"''' VIZ" '' "i'"i"uN prayer 81 tcoh'tni'oh
81 ih' people, ihal OIL pfeciudcd slavery aud
f'du''d ieNds oh The unf'h 10 her proper
h""tl1I}' ~ Ncr} near IT, That b'll w"s hualiy
r''nea' uNt '"uiI not be- moved forward thr
Ht@l lhrh' as l"e H"Nlh 'r'pitcd ~ the Wn'l,u,
"'hir ihr northern 'oc 'ioc,s, who voted with Us
"n ilc p.e'1i and California bulls, would not
~'ah' up ~ u"hali OF Ne" Mexico against the
M udru claim ui Ictas u override .ni alb
-"fb he'. Possibly hlii a dozen Of ihcm might
h7t' done % u Pres-ci ioaNul,, 6u, there was
-" Wisdom 'n counting e,fau d,tod "n 90
mp"lihai d Fle-i Do, % ihr Committee eli thc
h"lr to-r "Dd f.p"1ri .rwrop- ntlieI pro-
a1t-- "n the hll and netct ~ oh d a-uu. The
Lll ir- d. d. simply because the great body oi
the kcrr ."u'a.F". ~ northern democracy
were IN favor Of giving up 40 New Mc,ito &"
ItNnS, HHd thus I" perpetual siHrr,. And u
itni Territory shall be uoW or ever saved from
slavery. u v"l IT, y deict' and IN defiance OF
Whai rs le. il-olt drW r.er
On the int 6aY of lire last session Of our
Legislature, senator " ilkin lwhe) introduced
resolutions expressly affirming the riehtful INDIE
prndrncc uf \oW Mexico from TcNIs, the au-
tHcnlica'et desire q her people 10 be- protected
from -ubiuuafIuu and slavery. and That " ID
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-20

H. repls to those wings. who hH,, argued thai
C8iIiorfB would een, uio ihc uou a- II,
icr-ltuit, irr .pocttc ct the action of toBHrc--
ON ih, subject. CSC have invariably ln-l~fcd thal
tins would mot settle the question That Con-
r....s h.t,.us added another 600 ITS luut list oi
lr-tsi MIA. would -,ch 20 apph tho principle
Of tle pru,I-n go every foot ui Territory that
m llf hereafter b" Acquired hy iAc States.
watcher That trrniur, should be- adopted tu
slave Hnar ur roi I'er iat developments
are NOT out proving go, 90 Nr true, bust aH el-
fort i- soon Goo h, mIdc. H- WI.. appear from lhc
following ARTICLE from t.r New Nura Trt.a.
Go rob O. sovereign static Hf @ portion of her trr-
l.tor,. iu oricr ihat -h.er, mas bc excluded
from d. such efforts, Systematically mode hl
a Iar-c party. can lead 20 NONE uta,r tAtn Che
mo-i dI.azirou. le...i,,
Il such -urr-c ot policy is To- characters,
the "hlg party, .tnd % csnnoi he doubled th.
,"eucr tbr tdcod- ot the constitution and The
iuuu separate from o. thr rerrr for the
country " wrhu tYtat
From Oh. Nru YoH Tribune
.5Ir.l,I,. ,,lIoi sttonil. d. io the. f.t-
t., .t,,, .a.,,-.,,, v,i.., t,.u.f,fl,.,. at ,,r
,t., b.,.. recorded in.r.l,.l.,l and ,u.r.,,tI,
PROTECTS a-s4ip-i the eNiau.ian ,f ,la,orv l, il,
,.re,...,.. tn 'Tr,4. at thee i1-l-Ai .f..n rr,tn.
,rr,p.ly CLAIMED D., b,r ..,.r. .illno., tb. ,b.L.
t.rrrnr, 10, \rN Nev.ro The whs. l4,..rot
hc.p content "a. ,h nppn.In. .I.,,rt ,4t,u.lnn
IN Che abstract. or ,,urr. 70 uad >maii prospect.
of ever rnininpa fuothold Nhlr tho, ta,,
rr.i-t,, ID ,,,r,N here. and voted fo,.. th nui.
sat lor the application of - " .hHat pf1, .~o.
the, have noi rhe..r 60 have their attention
cne-.,.,cd b., a hr,.aud.cr, against -la,cr, is
California. where SLAYER, /. most UNLIKELY Al
any rae To- be- lcealtspd. while New MeNco h.,
described hy fcNu-, sud ,ho~ Transformed INTO
>la,c torfiior, at a breath II must not be- for
gotten that 1cNas, q sovereign state Of the
cpuicdefacy CLAIMS that aii New N,N,cu lhi.
,d u the RI Grandc 1o,r ucludpd within
her hmit- aud rghtiui -dictou--ha- erected
il lrio county called Santa f. ellcr .hc prr
trra. TO- have represented in both hrlrthes 1f
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-20

| FILTERS n' admin -iratlpa were granted
ITO iAt ual rs med on Tie estate If Mon.
rae Saadfr oa 81 gosh day of October, 1919.
hy t6r county court far paooh county pertain
.ac go iae y'a,es 81 deceased persons Al
persons ha.mg ca'e, against said estate viii
present them .,ha the time prescribed BY
lass duly althcEtieasgd. and those indebted to
the same will pay 70
RUFUS STANplrER, AS,,
Nov 5, lsip-a26 o.
lust RECEIVED, 80 Kegs Of Tobacco
- comprising al The Gsyouic brands, selected
with care. and at grady rediosd Prices, and for
CASH Will be- sold Low also, fine article Of
Smoking Iohaceo, (, Nj an, Sample
'~r-r WAND 1. WILSON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-12-20
VIEW DlERTi>E


I ETliRS Of Administration were granted
] 60 The undersigned 80 ,ll, Noecmbcr term
# she toauN tru1t ~ 'gsa county, upon the
estate at Bob,u Ku,-eli deceased Al prr.
~oH- therefore Htn hlyt debts OF dcmlud. due
from the ~md Russell a-c hereby uoti6ed To-
pr -eut them legally authenticated. within the
time prescribed hy laW aid alI persons mdcb,-
I'D / sand decreased aye nutitrd ia make paw
mont to NiLLi> Il tHiLDRENN.
iaamsrmor IF sam RassH .heru,sd
Dee 20 lst9 8u-6t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
'AW s

Law OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SESSION
HON. EPHRAIM NJ. EWING, LII. D..
Professor OF Constitutional Law, Equity. AMI Criminal Law
HON. HENRY PIRTLE, Ii. D.,
Professor OF the Science Of Law, including the Common Law and
Commercial and international Law.
PRESTON S. LOUGHBOROUGH, LII. D.,
Professor OF the Law Of Real Property and Of the Practice OF Law,
including Pleading and Evidence.
THE Fourth session OF the School win commence on the first
l. Monday in November next, and continue four months.
Instruction will be given by recitatons, by examinations, and
by ora lectures and exPOsitions, of which six in every week VIII
be given 10 each class.
A Moot Court will sit twice In each week, Il which causes will
be argued by the students, aud opinions delivered by the presiding
Professor.
The students win be instructed in tina preparation Of legal in
siruments and pleading.
The students of the Law Department of the University are, by a
provision OF its charter, entitled to attend the lectures on Medical
Jurisprudence in the Medical Department witt out cha ge A
course Of such lectures will be delivered to the Law and Medical
classes during the session.
A valuable library has been obtained. OF whirh the students will
have the use. as also access TO The Libraries of the Professors.
Students who shall have attended two full courses Of instruction
in this University or one in some other school and one in This, or
have prsctised the profession one year. and attended one course OF
lectures here, and have passed a satisfactory examination, will be
entitled, upon the recommendation of the Faculty of Law, TO the
degree Of Bachelor Of Laws, which the Univer ri is authorized 10
confer.
The fee is SEQ to each Professor, and the mairicuhfion fee s..
Good hoard and lodging can be had in Louisville and lis vicinity
for from 50 TO 50 so per week.
Communications should be addressed TO Professor Pirtle at Lou
isvile, KY. JAMES GUTHRIE,
President OF the University of Louisville.
IL 3wsw&w-J0u- Jour. Jug l3.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
commissioners Sale of Real Estate.

EpY virtue OF a final decree OF the Supreme Cour; of the State Of
- Indiana, rendered in a case on appeal from the Marion circuit
court, wherein James Smith was appellant, and Enoch G. Hanna and
others were appelees, | will expose to pnblic sale to the highest and
hest bidder, on the nth day OF August next. between the hours of 10
O'Clock, A. NJ, and 4 O'Clock, P. NJ, at the Count House door in the
city O. Indianapolis, Marion county, Indiana, the fee simple Of the
following described real estate situate and lying inIhe said county Of
Marion that is TO say, forty acres of the north end OF the west half Of
the northwest quarter Of section No. 81, township No. Is north, of
range No. 3 east, and the west half Of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton No. 10, township No. Is north, OF range least, containing in the
whole l2O acres, more OF less, exeeptthe sllo"ing part thereof, towit:
four acres, beginning at the northwest corner of the west half of the
southwest quarter Of section No. -, running thence south with the
section line l6 rods, thence east 40 rods, thence north l6 rods, thence
west 10 the place Of beginning which premises will he sold upon The
following terms and conditions, that Is 10 say-the purchaser to pay off
and satisfy a mortgage TO the State on part Of said land, dated on tbs
10Th day of March, 1874. for SIS with interest from LIST January, lS47,
at Z per cent, TO run till Isl January, 1854, and also to pay in cash on
The day Of sale the sum of 1897 o. and the fees of the commissioner
out Of the purchase money and for the balance six, twelve and eigh.
teen months will be given, in equal payments, notes without relief and
hearing interest from date, and freehold security being given. losses
sion 10 be given to the purchaser on the LIST day Of March next, a Ger
ufcate for a deed viii be executed, entiding the pUrcha ser TO a deed
when The purchase money shall be paid.
JOHNSON, Commissioner.
July 5, 1919. 13tAug.lI TS3.621
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09
DIR. MARTINS
COmDOVud SyrUD Of wild Cherry

FUNHIS Compund is one Of the bes, remedies ever offered II the
II public in Coughs. whether arising from Colds, or the HhooPag
Cough, of that dreadful malady, Consumption. Few remedies, in the
short time il has been before the public, have effected so many cures;
The pI jprietors are every day receiving orders for il at a distance. and
In this siy, in which they have been highly gratifed TO learn IFS good
effects The Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Mary
land, che Rt. Rev. w. II. Nottingham, has authorized us TO say he
has used It in hisown person with decided benefit and our medical
fie ends do not scmpe TO recommend IL as one Of the best remedies in
Consumption, bronchitis, Asthma, &c, which they have ever met
WIN The following Is roma highly respectable Physician on Kent
Island, whom we made acquainted with The preparation:
Kent Island, md jane %. le47.
Dr. Mauin-Dear Sir:-Since my return home, 1 prescribed your
Syrup of Wild Cherry in several cases one in particular, a case Of
Asthma Of long standing, (about 81 years. a neighbor and patient Of
mine. Her diSea sc has never been benefited by any Medicine which
she has taken, and for the last year or two she has been confined en-
tirely to the house. l do not know that she has had a good nights
rest for a long time hut since she commenced taking your medicine
land she has only taken one bottle, she is enabled 10 go to bed and
sleep well all night. | think the medicine will make a perfect cure Of
her, and she is determined to give it a fan trial. Her husband Dir.
Rhoderick Eariekson, is mercban. here, and says IL you will send
me some of il, he will act as your agent.
Yours, SAMUEL HARPER, NJ. d.
Price, IS cents per bottle. Around each bottle there is a short lTea-
tse on Diseases of The Chest.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-08-09

a LTHOUGH 1t may be said by adopting proper precautions
IN comparative safety may be enjoyed while surrounded by
malignant Cholera yet it must be admitted that when il prevails
to any extent, all persons are more or less affected, and The slight
ease To ward of an attack it is of the utmost importance to
avoid whstever tends to chill the body or diminish the energiesof
the system. Therefore warm clothing and gen rous diet IS essen
na, avoiding at the same time severe exposure, excessive fatigue
and the use Of all trashy green and indigestible food. As Purga-
tves oil a strong or drastic character often act with great violence
during the prevalence Of Cholera, none hut the milder kinds, such
as Castor OIL, or Rheuharb combined with some aromatic should
be used without the sanction OF a Physician.
As prompt measures are necessary in case os the premonitory
symptoms appearing; and as strong stimulating and narcotic me-
dicines, when improperly used, may seriously iniure the constitu-
ton and induce other diseases, the following course is recommend
ed until a Physician can he obtained:
In case Of slight DiarrhRa. or painful, or unpleasant sensations
in the stomach or bowels, take one of the Tihon Pills, every hour
until , or four are taken or relief is obtained.
Of the Cholera TinctuTe in a cup Of strong Peppermint or Spear
these mild measures fail, which Of cours can only succeed by be-
ing resorted TO early, and the disease progresses and cramps come
on. and no Physician al hand, let the patient be put TO a warm
bed, and let some strong Liniment be well rubbed over the som-
ah and bowels, on the Spine, and on the hands and feet. Or ieta
large mustard plaster he applied to the stomach and also to the feet
and hands, the spine, &c, and give tablespoonful OF Cholera Tine
ture every half hour or offener, IN some warm Peppermint tea un-
heated salt or bran applied to the bowels and to the extremites,
and bottles OF hot water along the side Of the body, will contri-
butte mateua " TO a favorable result
A dose o. Calomel and Rheubarb 10 gs. each. or one OF two blue
pills should be given occasionally in connection with the above
treatment, so as to promote proper action Of the Liver.
The above Pills and Tincture, and every variety Of pure drugs
and fresh Medicines, as also genuine French Brandy, Port and Ma
times from S. A. DUVAL,
Nv First door east of Little AZ Co.'S fundamentals