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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
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ABDUCTION CASE.--The examination ct
The Srapish Consul, charged with the abduction
OF me Young Spariard, REy, commenced yeser.
day, and will conlinue mis- day. Tn" consul
asked for delay, and made slliiaviI thai he eI.
pec,ed DOCUMENTS from Havana to prove that
RsY wen, there voluntarily. The application
for posponcment oil trial was refused
The schooner Mary Ellen, Captain McCcn.
nell. ON board OF which vessel young REY was
taken, has arrived here from Havana. No,hirg
had been asceliained as 10 his fac. The Capt
has been arrested and released on bail.
The ccri, in the U 5. Qiar,er Mas.cI's Ollie
has been arrested on a charge Of fobbng goods
from he government Warehouse, 10 The amount
nj $40 600
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
For The Enquirer
DR.. JOHN 8 DAVIS.

OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
Me.srs. Edituis: | b., leave 10 call your al
lcrtion and that OF your readers TO the gentle.
man whose name is al the hea! Of his article.
Ii has been already announced IN your paper
that Or. Davis has been recently appointed 10
The Chair Of Adjunct Professor oi Anatomy in
The Urvers lily; and although am well aware
iha, this fact alone would be sufh lent 10 insure
% him The honor and respect when so Justly al
lachcs 10 Proiessorship al The University, YET
there are qualifications possessed 10y DR.. Davis,
ia an eminent degree, that FIT HIM fer mis- PROBES
snrsbip, which are rarely seen IN a E;an of his
age. But recently student himself, and nios-
ling with The gay and lnoughless young lien
around him, j, would naturally be expected that
he mad not yet The manner and bearing 20 ne
cessary 10 command reverence and respect and
without which students are TOO apl IN acI with in.
difference and sometimes rusencss towards their
Professor
But whilst Or. Davis has not the stern and
morose character OF some ] could mention, that
makes the student feel as il he were approaching
an ce.be:e-soc I'D ard formal is their mlnner-
re, he has that affable, familiar an al The same
lime dignihed character la, i, Obliged TO inspire
one with The feeling OF respect and aliec'ion.-
Rv Inc relationship that exised between the Dr.
and myself at The last session, (being member
of his class,) had an opportunity G! forming
good idea OF his character, and am sure speak
The sentiment RI he whole class when sa3 that
DR.. Davis secured The lasting regard and esteem
of every member OF that class. His sua7ily OF
manner, his unremitliDg and assiduous attention
10 his dulies, his amiabe heart, and mind rich.
lv stored with diversified knowledge OF his pro-
iesson, tespeak Tor Dr. Davis an enviable repu.
lation amorg his compeers al the University and
in The Siac, and may he long live 10 enjoy it, is
The prayer OF one whose privilege il is 10 look
back with feelings OF lively gratitude, 10 the day,
when he was wont 10 hold daily intercourse and
receive instruction a, The hands Of one. whose
mind earl and character he holds in the high
es estimation. 2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

THEAUGUST ELECTIONS Nine States
hold their elections This month"; as follows; len
nes.ee On Thursday the 81 August, Alabama,
Kentucky, Indiana, Iowa, Texas, Missouri, all
on The Oh; North Carolina on The 9Th, and
Rhode Island, to fill a vacancy in Congress, on
Tho asb. In all Ihsse States members Q! Cor
gress, are 10 be elected, except in Iowa and Mis-
sorri, In The last named Safe The Legislature
is cleclei which has to elcci U. S. Senator in
COL Demons place. There is great in:eres; ieIl
in the result o, these elections, as lhe party CON-
ple1ion Of The Congres, will depend upon them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
RICH NiOND, w.
Friday Morning, August 3. ls49.
RENToNIsM In VIRGINIA.

The Wing p.pers still keep up the cry that
Mr.. Benton has many friends in Virginia. TAey
have certainly taken the wrong track, and have
obarked up the wrong Tree" Wherever they
have told US there was Benton nest, il has
been denied that there were any eggs or any
iiedgeIiag, in it. In 1913 they stated that Mr..
Van Buren, was all powerful, and would break
down our party in Virginia. The result showed
that this like al! the mo party" statements was
false. The Fincaslle Democrat uses the follow
Ing language in regard to MIR. Ben'on's populaIl'
ly in Bo.eonr':
THE Richmond Wing quotes with evident
Measure The statement OF The valley wing
made Two weeks since, that e number oil TIE
Democrats of Boreour had declared lor Ben
ton.' We have taken some pains TO ID OUT
the sentiments Of our people on this SUBJECT
and We have moi found one, nor 10 we believe
there is one Democrat in BoIe;ourt who will
support Mr.. Benton. Our Democratic friends,
here who were The strongest heretofore IN favor
OF Col. Benton, disavow him now, aud ale satis'
fed that he has left The Democratic party, sacri-
feed its principles, and is wholly unworthy Of
their support.
"The 'Benlonians' 10 Bo'etourt vii! be like Inc
Van Buren, Democrats that our ueighoor foind
last wear. No body else car find HEM"
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releerspned .or the N. 7. Journal Of Commerce.
TIE CHOLERA AT SANDUShY CITY.
Ohi, Intv 2I>t-p NJ

The state OF tAngs in ,his city continues m''t
dcplorable. The hotels, warehouses and s'ots
all remain closed. anu no business doitg. The
sickness hal IS prevailing is distressing in lie
extreme The rcsdcn, medical faculty have
ether all fallen victims TO the disease, Or lied
from the city. A number Of physicians who al.
rived today from the interior, sia'e lnal several
doctors and nurses were on their way from Gin
cinnsti in hopes If affording some relief.
few have come on here from Cleveland. IL IS
next 10 impossible 10 tell The exact number Of
deaths thai occur daily, as he accounts are very
contradictory. The population has Come 20
reduced thai there are but few lett.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

We see i! stated in some oil the Kerucky r.,
pers, tha! epcry Stale Treasurer Of hat ST.,
.rcept The present Incumbent aoho has Gs.n in n.
fee tut d short time, has been dJa4utr K-n.
lucky is ole OF The reliable Wing States ard
twenty years ago tina! parry boaslet nc, opIv =
having all The laen;s and decency OF The country
10 its ranks, but all The honesty also. II he
boast was true in 1923, Whisgery has greatly
deseneraled.-Circinnat, Inquirer.
Here is auoher string .; deisuets. Dor
Wing friends, ot course, will not TAI lSSnou The
whole parry responsible for their acls, because
Ihey happen 10 be Wings!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
HENRY CLAY At SARATOGA.

The HIN. Henry Clay arrived at Saratoga
July the 3ls,. He is soJournlng al The United
States Hotel lie was received with lrcmen.
dous enthusiasm. Crowds surrounded him at
all points. His health is gradually improving,
ard h. looks well. Tho Dumoer of y,,iiers at
Saratoga is small, comparatively speaking
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Extract Of letter from an inteigcn. and ster

ElTRICT oil Ieler rom an inlPIIlscHI aHu Slel
ling Democrat in The Valley OF Virginia, 10 a
gentleman in this City, dated Jri.Y 25th, 1879:
al hope that The cholera may soon leave You,
and that we may, with The blessing OF God, en-
Joy prosperity unexampled in the history ci The
world, Notwithstanding be second Washington"
and his seven colleagues preside over The desIlnie
OF our beloved counuy.-l hope our Democratic
Senate will call them 10 account this winter Tor
their wholesale ptoscrip ion Of thousands ol faith.
ful aud compe,cn. Democrats. and that they Will
refu.e 10 confirm all nominations MADE without
snoi and Just cause and that our Legislature
may "proscribe prescription" aud make The
whole bard of Wings 10 The Capitol walk 'he
plank"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
BALTIMORE MARKETS Alto

FtOua New Howard 81, Flour soI i . ~
s. 25 1000 5bs. City Mills sold al IS. No
more can be had al tat price
GR.IN-White Wheat lI2., red 10; white
Corn 81 62 y.il,w G2 a g. Gas 81 ~ c.
BAG N-Sidcs 81 c; shoulders 81 e and b. c'i
hams y 10 1910.
WHI:gEY-2i 81! c.. ia I'M g. ard bbls.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
SOUTHERN PLANTER.

The contents OF the August number are -
follow:-Mr. Ruffia's Communication; Farmins
profits in Eastern Virginia; The value q ma,
by Ed Ruffia, Sf; Culture Of Buckwhea. In.
quries concerning Lime; lmprovemeu, Of and
Power OF Insects; Proper application Of M
nurs; Labor-its advantages TO the Public. r..
Turnip; Agricultural Statistics; Farm S,as
men; Lin; Hravss; Rearing, Keeping sra
lal;enins domestic animals; Fancy Farms: "a Al
plica,ion OF Manutes," and lshota 10 ls;" Far,.
ma,i1n Of DIV; Letter from NJ. P!owhand,e.
Shrinking Of Flame; Agricultural Cub IN Al
bemare; Richmond Markets. Earile>, Focd r.,
Bees.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET. aus.1.

PHILADELPHIA MARKET, Aug. !.
Small sale: Of Flour al "a IS 4 S7t Sales
81 red wheat al los a ITO CTS; while ll2 a Mes;
Corn is steady. Sales oil yellow al 81 a 81 crn''i
Oa's 80 els. r. Coffee "a cents. Rice 81 Gems
per ID. Cotton remains firm. SIN N saes Al "
a 10! cents tor tair, Uplants and Mobile Whis'
kew u a 24l cents per gallon in bbs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

SALE OF sTCCKS.-va. State six per Ct.
Stock, with interest from Is July, was sold yes
terday, by James Il. Lynch, a. SOB. James
River and Kanawha bonds, with Interest from Isl
July. sold al SOL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

The ci,iz:ns OF Norfolk have authorized The
Civ Council to subscribe 100000 10 the stock
of the Seatoard and Roanoke Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
NEW YORK MAkkar, August 4

There is goo1 Eastern and hoalc demand lof
Flour, and some shipping irQi tY-sales 'o'tsy
Of 10000 barrels 10 all al 81 SIT a S7i 10 50
Tor Wescrn and State btaads, and s. a l2f
Tor Gcnesec Souihe.n is selling o. S. 2o a 81.
There is an active demand for Wheat, BAT tie
frnlae.s Of holders prevents large operations:
Gcnesce is selling al l23 l2S cents; red do. lca
10 ccn,s. Corn is in aciiy. demanl-sa!ts
Today Of 10000 bushels al 81 SO cenis e.
mixed, AMI 50 81 cents or yei'o@. OAi' 20
80 ten,s-an advance.
The Couon market continues ffm. Sales 20
day OF 500 bales al % TO i0s I0i cents fes
ID. Tor fair Upianjs AMI ORLEANS. S1ne sacs
OF Mobile also al the later figures
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
New YonX, Aug. |, P.

New YoRX, Aug. l. T. NJ.
The Board Of Health report 10 cases AID t0
death OF cholera for the 81 hours ending at noon
to-day.
The weather is warm and rather oppressive,
and no apparent abatement in he epidemic
There arc no tidinss &c, Of the European
steamer now abont due at flaifsz. Her news
is hourly looked Tor.
PK,LAusLr5Il Angus! ].
The cholera is rapidly decreasing. The
Board Of Health report only 10 ca's and 4
deaths for The "a hours ending OF noon TO day.
CIycISNATI, August ls,.
The cholera has almost disappeared. The
inlermcnls have no been returned 10 day.
ST Louis. Aug /.
The cholera is again slightly on the increase,
which i. aurbltcd to,hc excessive warm wea'h-
er for some days past On Monday there were
80 intefmerls, 10 VI which were o. Cholera. on
Tuesday there were ID interviews, only three o.
which were from cholera. The weather has
again become very peasant and bust less IS I'M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

On Saturday evening last tornado swept
over part Ct Princess Anne county, Virginia.
DESTROYING fences and unroefng houses.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

The mex. steamer from Liverpool is lie Cam.
bria, for Boston She is one OF he slow BOATS
and her news may be expected here abou, Sa.
furday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

The Free Soil Wing paper at Cincinnati
thinks that 'Goe will not stay the progress of
the cholera uo,iI slavery is abolished" and that
il is curse sent upon Us for the Gin Of slavery"
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Tele2taphed Tor the BaIimofe American:
MsS-prIf AnpuSt


The Convention which assembled here has de-
termineh upon recommending consolidation CT
The North american Provinces. The address 10
The people OF Canada y as 10 have been brought
no ana read Yesterday. 1t will be recommen-
ds,ion Of the Federal Union 10 their constituents.
|, i. The intention OF The city OF kingson 10 pre-
sent 10 The Convention An address, ia,matii 6
,aeir entire concurrence in their DELIBERATIONS.
A lamentab!e accident occurred on Monday
evening last, n Fairfax county, near The resi-.
dence Of Dav id Fr'zaueh, Esq, about ten miles
from this place. fhe horses attached 10 splng
wae n, in which Mrs NJ. A. Fiz,ugh, MISS
Dickens, aud Two olher ladies, were riding, took
fright and ran oil, VITA erea, fury. The wagon
was dashed agatn-t a tree, and broken 10 pieces.
Mis- Dickens about Twelve years oil age, a
most Interesting girl, daughter IT francis A.
Dickens, Esq, was Sc severely Injured, hat she
,ilet in in hour ~ two a!lrr thc acciicnt. Mrs.
F. zhaeh was very much injured but We hole
ON the report oil The Physicians ina! hef wcuucs
are not dangerous. AncIher It the ladies' had her
arm shattered, and in uhet respects was muh
bruised; and The aer young lady wds s'sbly
injured. Such was the violence Of The concus-
sion ol the wagon against The tree. thai II "a
wonder the whole patty were rot killed. Ills
melancholy acciieni is deeply regretted IN tins
whole nelghbothooi. - AIR tndrtG Ga- lie.
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BOARD OF HEALTH.
RICHMOND 6 o'clock, P. M August

RICHMOND O'CLOCK, Z vi august ~.
Present: Messrs. john Caskie, (Prestent,)
James Evans Jos. c. WinefaH, NJ. S. VaIcn-
tine WIN. Palmer, Wilson Williams, II. w.
Fv and James Winston-and Dfs. Jno. Dove
Five cases Of Cholera have been reported 10
tie Board as having occurred in The City since
Ju'y 80 h. OF these one has terminated fatally,
three ar convalescen, and one is Sill under
treatmcnl.I
Que OF the cases previously reported a under
treatment has since died
The Board Of Health take great pleasure IN
announcing TO their fellow citizens. both III
town and country, the fact of a decided aba!e-
ment of cholera, and its disappearance ss an
epidemic. They hope very 50 n 10 have it IN
their power 10 convey 20 them The gratifying in.
teIlgence of its entire disappearance from
amongst US Still they would recommend 10
their fellow citizens to abstain for time from
indulging in such articles as are deemed promo.
tive Of the disease, and which, alter The mem.
orable epidemic OF 1899, gave rise TO many
cases OF Spasmoic Cholera.
The Board adjourned TO meet again on Mon
day next, 9th inst. al 5 O'clock, P. VI.
P. CLAIBORNE GOOCH, Nj. D.,
Secretary Board OF Health
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03
THE CHOLERA.

This fearful pestilence has almost aepa''NN
from our city. As will be seen from the 'epv'I
OF The Board OF Health, published oeio~' WV.
five cases have taken place in the last '"'e,
days and these we believe have been Proauceu
by inatleulion and mprudence on The paf' OIL 'nose
attacked. We can nov say, with cGLti ience lna'
with some attention 10 del and regularity ID nao'
lis, there is not The slightest danger 10 De aPft'-
herdeI in visiting or residing in This cry. As
proof of This we will state that The number o.
buriaIs, from all diseases are no larger no"
than are usual al this indeed We couo'
whether they are as large. Richmond We verify
believe, is now as healthy as any other seciion q
opr country, with the like number OF inhabl'an's'
In a few days We hope TO be able 10 say, laa'
there is mol a single case OF cholera, nor any
thing of like tendency in the city OF Richmond.
The most thai can be done 10 avert the
Cholera, is TO live Clearly, lempera;ey,
and trust in Providence. Dont bother your
heads about the increase or decrease OF cholera
in the Fejee ISLANDS; bu if you find yourself
aiing, consult your family physician, and fol-
low his advice. The effect OF 30 much gossip
about cholera, (aside from the official repo'ls.)
in the public press, is as bad on The pubic mind,
as decayed vegetables on The stomach. Persons
who are continually pondcring and talking over
This subject, are likely 10 produce exactly thai
morbid slate of The syslem which prepares ii fer
be disease
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.

at j. ~ RaadoDk & Cos. bookstore. No. l2l. 'a'. -
sam. I2M. ~"
Tuesday, July 81, so 81 "a
"Wednesday, Au>nst |, 72 n 81
Thursday Aueu-I 3 IL ~
II The Rev d, Green, pfesIienl OF ha 1.f.
den SyGn.y College will preach 10 The / ! Tn
tyteriau Church MIR Mocres OF Saooa!n uic;A
ing. at IL o'clock
IF NOTlCE.-Re,gious services, sPp, ,pis.
ale 10 the day, will be held in the fnII o,ritey,
Church to-day (Fri1ay) Sermon 'auea
by Rev. G. B. JenneL
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NORFOLK MARKET, Aug LIST -Corn--"hite aIs
mixed 81 So cents; no arrivals Of yellow. FI'uI-s
10 -. Cotton-7 cents. Lard-9 cents TOT ~
Oals--2S a 30 cents. Whiskey-25 a 26 cents
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-03

at J. w. Randolph s Cos. bookstore. No ial. Mas
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for the surprise and injury of the defendant.
The amendment was lusf-25 10 81.
MIR WATSON moved 10 reconsider The vote
adopting the chapter OF the Revised Codc oil
1919 on the Jrry system. He had voted for ii,
under The belief that the Hodsc would prune
away its incongruous portions, ana put II IN
such shape as TO make II ~orlhy Oh pace II,
The new Code He, MIR w, preferred the old
sys,em. bad as j, is, TO the details of the pro
visios in the Code-agalnsl one principle oil
which he protested, viz that allowing the oepa-
~ sherifs 10 select the jurors Such ProVl'
sion he thought would lead 10 great corruption
MIR SCOTT said that the House had been be'
trayed into vote for the whole chapter IN the
Reyisal of 1919, with all lis incongruous pro
visions in the Grand Jury Law, &C. He. Mr.
S, hsd voted for the proposition, rs containing
The present law on tho subject oil petit jurors
He sustained the reconsideration.
MIR YERBY expressed similar views.
MrPlTTS explained that ne designed 10 offer
those sections only in the ReTisal OF l5i9
which referred TO petit jurors but lie would
rather take that whole chapter with all is in
congruities, than the provision 10 the Code
which he regarded as living curse
MIR THO MAS said he was for holding gen
tlcmen 10 The proposition which they bad just
adopted.
After some remarks from Mr. SCOTT, Nj
MAYO and MIR MONCDRE Of S., the SPEA'
KER said that he had understood MIR Pitts to
offer The whole chapter in the Revisal of 1878
Mir RlvEs should oppose the reconsidera,
iion-he was for leaving il 10 she Senate TO mr.
range some just system.
AIR HAMPER thoushl this imporlant sub
icct should to referred to select committee
He was urrosed to sending il lack 10 me lie
vision Committee, as he feared they would Bring
US again The same "pup" ior when lney had
shown 80 much affection.
The House agreed 10 reconsider-ayes 63,
noes IA.
MIR CONWAY thought we should make the
1851 on Inc no!un 10 Strike out The chapter IN the
CIGe.
Mr. PITTS then withdrew his substitute.
Mir MAYO then offered Mr. SCOTS sub
siilule, with an addition, providing for The sum-
moDins, empanneing aud qualification as here
iofo.e, OF Jurors in County and Corporation
Courts, 10 be paid hy county levies, al The dscre-
lion Of the courts. Mr. NJ explained and sustain.
ed The amendment. as a measure Of harmony
and compromise.
Mr. CLAIBORNE said The ncuse was in a
fog, and he moved an adjournment: LosI.
MIR COOK called for the reading II Mr.
SCOTS substitute, and the addition moved BY MIR
Mayo.
MIR. SMITH, 10 save the Clerk the unneces
sary trouble, The had to day read great deal, ]
and to slow Mr.. c. 10 read lhe substitute, &c. in
bis room, moved an adjournment and asked the
eyes and noes.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

THE RosE Professor Agassjz has been
delivering a course OF lectures in Boston on
b ire, Of North America. In his last lee.
,ure he stated one remarkable fact in connex-
on with his remarks upon the family OF tho
rosc, which includes among its varieties not
,ny rnony OF the most beautiful flowers winch
lrc known, lui also The richest fruits, snch
4, the apple, pear, peach, plum, APRICOT, cher
y, strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, &c,
viz that no fossils of plants belonging ~
his family have ever been discovered by ge'
,ogis,s. Tbs is regarded as .oncusi,
eyi lcncc TIA, q c introduction o. this family oi
llan;s upon earth was coeval with, or subse'
lucut TO. the creation Of man, TO whose com
ior, aud happiness they seem especially de-
gncd by a wise Providence TO conlribnte.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

EcrlPsEs IN lsi9.-In the year 1910 there
will be four cclpses-two of the sun and two
# the moon One Of the lunar eclipse will le
visible in the Uiitei States The first eclipse
will be of the sun, on the 22d ofFebruary, and
will be visible IN the western portion q
Asia and the northwestern portion of North
America; the second Of the moon, IN he sth
If March. rnd VII be visible throughout the
United States The third will be a total
eclipse Of The sun on the l7th Of August and
the fourth an eclipse OF the moon on the 2nd
Of Sep,cmber-both inyi.bls 10 the Unite
states
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-01

ISFGUEScE OF a SmILE.--lt Is related in the
life Of celebrated mathematician, William
Hutton, that respectable looking country
woman cal ed upon him one day, anxious tc
speak with him She told him with an air oi
secrecy that her husband behaved unkln1ly e
her, and sought other company frequently
passing his evenings from home, which mad,
her feel extremely unhappy, and knowing Mr.
Hutton TO be a wise man, she thought he
might be able to tell her how she should man
age to cure her husband
. The case was common one and he
though, he could prescribe FOR it without los
ing his reputation as a conlurcr. The rem
cdy is a simple one" said he, but neve
knew il to fail Aheays treat your husjon'
,c,ih smile"
The woman expressed her thanks, dropped
couriscy and went away, A few months ai
,eiwards she waited ON Mr.. Hutton, with
couple OF fine fowls, which she legged him Il
accept She told him, while a tear OF joy al,
gratitude glistcned in her eye, that she had fol
lowed his advice, AMI her husband was cured
lie no longer sought the company of others
but treated her with constant love aud kind
ness