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s5I.2S6 375

No gives the specific article imported in l849 with the
aggregate value s47 from which may &c obse"cd
that there is wide field open for the enterprise ana capa
of Virginia and other Southern States will ne seen by
l. that in addition the imports into the State o ~ 9rE
in 1850 of tho value Of Sill 1882 New YORK city, WIN
capital of SS42s2s22, produced in one year soo
worth Of manufactures, and that S9622 pcrsons were EN-
ployed therein.
The field Is therefore open merchants, manufactu,
and farmers who desire promote forega trade and
domestic industry, the OF independence safety and
happiness.
C>oe A by sing the allowances and bounties paid
out oi The United States Treasury build up the fisheries
OF the North will be that the Government has con-
trlou'eo ABOUT ten millions of dollars Gentlemen OF the
SCUM may readily estimate for themselves how far they
nave oeen taxed 10 train for ha purpose of plum
dcng the Southern States and diyer,nr commerce from
their original and legitimate channels The calculation was
as follows:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

A Jones' said that the proper course if under the cir
crasiances would be 10 lay the report upon the able e
therefore rnadl that motion, with the understanding that he
would move up the srlect whenever The gentleman
from Acconac might desire il.
The House agreed the motion TO lay upon the table
Schools and Coii>ees-Rejectng the petitions OF John
Kern and Others asking m amendment the charter ot The
Romneg Classical Institute; the memorial OF Committee
nj the School, Commissioners of Abemae county asking 10:
increase Of per diem of teachers in that couiy The me-
mortal of Trustees Of Washington College to lie released
from hc !ry.on oi interest on 900 due a 5uit q Il
A. r. richardson OF Ecnco county; of Benz T. Po:t: Of
Washington county.
On he -lhia.-Dsclar:ng inevpsjicnt 10 net anon he
RESOLUTION s:ced by ,hen concerning the abolition OF
ba;tcli0n AMI O-taoer ni,sters
The House tcwse agreed to the Iero of tie Joint Com
a;,ec OF Ike ',cnf'c AMI House OF Delegates Ia examine
The 'a:e braty 10 the report of Ine cn':ttc, 10 eNo:-
ire INC Second ar3ors office 'c fec u lie C":-
mittee on tic first Asacrs cfi:c ihc resnec,iye c'
mtee report that they find egery .cg ana
" arrange! ~ :in rf.e,s above named.
Ga mo;.oa O.: MT. STUSiI, the tlousc adjourned.
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2o,ls2. .72o 3,o7s,73i

The entire representative population is about Il I'loooo'
The ratio OF representation will be about 90, no.
As the law OF 22d May, 1850, determines the numoeI Oh
Representatives at 3 ard 222 Of these are provdeo
for in the foregoing table without taking them from rac-
ons, it will be necessary to select from the States eleven
having the largest fractions each cf which arc TO be as
signed Representative make up the entire NUMBER.
The States entitled Representatives for such fractions
will most probably be Massachusetts, Rhode Island oo
necticut, Indiana Maryland Alabama LOUISIANA leAaS'
The States which gain irrespective of the fraction will
be Pennsylvania Illinois 2, Mississippi l. Michigan i
Missouri 10. . .,.
The States which gain, in all, are as follows viz: arsaI-
sns l. Indiana l. Illinois q Massachusetts, MISSISSIPPI y
Michigan l, Missouri 5, Pennsylvania lilo: ,,,.;..
The following States ose viz: Maine |, New III u W.
l. New York |, North Carolina l. South Carolina . 'e'
mon, l. Virginia q Rhode Island /. ,r.,,xo
The FREQ States gain six members and lose four Inc save
States gain four and lose six.
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THE CONVENTION.

On Saturday Mr. Brown presented copy oi the proceed
nCs OF pucic .ccng OF citizens Of Preston county
in relation the basis Of ic2YcsGaon and 'e proper
orrs 10 be made in the organic irw Which, his mcoa
was ordered 10 sc laid tie table.
lIr Fullcrson offered the following resolution which
motion Of Mr. Stewart Of Morgan laid the table
Ayes 81, Noes Sc. Tho resolution reads:
"iesoyed That and aer Monday next, 'ho:c shall hc
afternoon s.ssons a. he C"nvehtioa, commence i" !on
O'Clock eacn day"
On motion of NJ Pendlcton i, agreed that "oE The
Convention should adjourn, it would "d0ufn 10 meet on
Monday, at l0oclock
IN motion Of ilr. Garn oi Hcn:Y, tie Conversion
solved lsrl: into committee % The whole til, Basis sues
lion. AII Miller resumed the Chair.
Mr. White ii Lcudoun. being entitled 10 tho :ioor
dressed the Committee a, length. in support ri to White
Basis after which, he followed by W.: LaaSn ri )och
land on The opposite si..a.
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CENTRAL SOUTHERN RIGHTS ASSOCIATION.
At regular meeting of tic Central Southern Rights sac
citation CT Virginia. held in Tie Convention room, Fdas
night the 23h OF Fcbruiry 05! ,c President, b H. Lon
don prcsda the proceedings Of III former meeting
read and adcped end the o. mcny persons wo had
members oil The Association since ;e, list meeting
announced.
The report of the Committee State Manufactures an
Commerce called for hut that committee ncins
ly report, further ti:e a'!o"ei them ID report.
Ihs following resolutions were aGoiicl, viz
J. Resolved THAT the p.inte. te directed 10 Furnish 1000
copies o the petition aad accompanying documents the
Central Southern as Association oi Virginia 10 the Lee
islcre Of the Siae or distribution y the Association.
. Resolved, That when This Association Gdou-s il viii
adjourn 10 Tuesday righ aad that Judge John a-
son be requested 10 address The Association that night
The inclencnc % the weather this evening being such
to prevent full meeting 0! ncinbcrs well Of the public
generally.
the Hall OF the IlOse of Deleatc6, Tuesday night next
at O'clock for tic purpose Of hearing NJ Russell Of Wheel
ing and Judge Mason ID. II. LONDON, President
iSo r. SuE.ToS, Secretary.
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY.

NEw CASTLE DEL. FEu., 2sWo have just received IN
formation here o cne o. the shocking tragedies
cord II appeura that the dwelling OF Mr.. Crcsdeh, io o.
Nd was entered LIST night py demon in human s1pr
who without warning apparent pToyocac., dclbaa':
shot nI. C,osden dead upon the spot Hc satisfied WIN
Ills bloody decd he found his way the bed CHAMBER OF
Mrs Crosrn who lay sick the time, and shot her, s!
,hslng Tor blood he sought and found the ssef OF rs.
c. ana ahoi ter and then euded The tragedy by shooting
tho s.y.nt gc-al Of whom dangerously wocrdec Ne
murderer has escaped and clue ha, YET been had IN re-
ald 10 him II ped that speedy justice may cut sa't
MIS- career
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NASHVILLE, ] tI 20
THE DEMOCRATS OF TENNESSEE AID 1liS
icOMPROMfSE.-Th Democratic Convention, which 4.c:
here Yesterday resolved that they would abd" by ,hs co
promise Of the LAST session oi Congress o'ieea
ongress doe The sa,ne-ba, should the North cvair
compromise repeal the same abolish slavery in M Da'
ric of Columbia, refuse to adm; new Staes S"c"rFe
ney slaves States, they wopd adop, such measures
M eence and ru.cs honcr and safety Of the Soa;
Moud rlauire.
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This is average made upon the payments actually made
of the treasury every tenth year since 1884, may moi
be accurate but is sufficiently for practical purposes
(No,e By The tonnage OF Virginia in 1921, 63S26
tons New York 24433S In 1850 the tonnage of Virginia.
exclusive of Alexandria, had increased but 2cco TONS wit
to 65 1884, and with Alexandria included TO 7407l TONS
while New York had gone up to 942, ,649 tons.
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MARRIAGES..

u,r,r, , c, p,pl Church on Wednesday 26h ins by ho
Rcr nIeI lone. D. d JAMES cUNNiNGHAM oi New YORK.
"a daughter OF The John Robinson Of ths city
M Oh. 5h Feb the Rev. Cornelius Tyree MI
WM D. TAYLOR Powha,an, TO M'ls ELlZABETH j. fAiSs,
dnrh;er Of Marshal Esq, OF buckingham county, va
un =, ,bs 10Th Feb by the same, Mr.. JOHN w TUCKER
~ Mss SARAHJ TAYLOR all Of Powhatan county Va
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Since the adoption Of the constitution, when the COM
merce of New York and Virginia about equal the ex-
por,s Of m latter have been nearly stationary and the m
ports have fallen oil about onesxth oI what the then
we're while those OF New York have increased nearly y
times greater than they were aud tho exports sixteen times
The exports of the whole Union, in $780, amounted 10
sl5l sos 72O and hc imports Sl7s l3s2l6 New York
exported nearly one-ttird and Imported three ffhs.
NO exhibits the allowances rnd bounics paid by the
United States tout of the treasury Of the Unon 10
encourage and build up the Northern fshcries in every
years from l79 20 $780, with the tonnage employed ltar'
pears ha in ls when the tonnage 04 304 tons the
payments amounted 10 s3O655 q. In 1850 tic
was l4375s payments s2sl67o IT, Thr tonnage has In
creased 1890 from 81 $50 tons TO li353.-(Sec rote
AZ
No. gives the tonnage belonging each State and district
in The Union.-(See mole b.
No. TO- the exports for 1919 being Sl32, ,36o,9oo
From which, il appears, thore was
exported in value Of cotton, 66,a9b,s6I
Tobacco, 5:sOl,2Ui
Manufactured tobacco 6l30l4
Rice, 2,569.362
N' 75,3sO5so
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vHE RICHMoxD ENQUIRER
PUBLISHED DAILY AND .-,7n -
nv WILLIAM +. s. THOMAS

~ ,f. .,yft
cS- Daily Paper seven 20 an ys,r fos the Sein
dollars f"'ef and ncc dollars for nan,h pa
Weekly. dollars per -, reni;ci by mall poet PAID
.,D5ise .ns ss," OF & sr ssasf
sers beng pa q "a m he @re Ii ID tho accumulation Of poaass II
extensive aa''e,sr TrEGs Slis' q Ai.yrR!GslSG.
" TIE DAILY hse nss or e.s efals @ m
rca MY ee. ,l,c week. three tines week, thirty
ers ana Is M are charged CITY dollars for thirty lines, AMI IN
or advertisements Of seatsr iesihcxeeT, iary 2
- Apc;onees chaged loo dollars, Tapei ine'
Tur SfMwEskLI-FSr .iiesn nes' or S9 '''''
cr % Gents ;,, ,, advance pay
',,,,r. i,ul 1saaca atsi ns acc"E,fS!i'o WIZ ~"
.i ,r!6s Of -eSeet e-edins es" "n'' are
-, IL Us cI~efiiScfis.'s. -. .,,,rv 1rbanryer t,u
cog. -, ~ ,er, and EurriGses from tho county, WIN. w. nv M
si w,,1e unsnoSn 10 US mus os nr ,sy viii in 40
Every measure tia: has been aSea & 10 @ povsn' n
,oas AMI qiiacs has pSs @ .t sonlunncao,s beng
=. =; ~ "a. nam, tie Postmaster 'ori't ~ - - :
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DEcJINEIN COTTON

Nrw OR,EAas Fg5. 25.-Thc Baltics accounts have
ousd heavy decline in cotton market, aud sales o
nt6inr have been made as low as 81 a 81 cents.
Sales Of aour at 81 for good brands Ohio
Freghts on cotton Liverpool are cents ana on hot!
o New York, Is cents.
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r., .ccs ~ IC,-Ny lind

ILLNESS OF JENNY LIND
New ORLEANS, Feb. 24.-Mdlc Jenny Lind mas hai
very sey.re cold during last few days which caused mo
of the intended TO take place ms
evening She is now however, recovering.
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The beautiful poem, the las; page If this days papc
will attract (s it fully deseves the attention OF the read
er 1t is often The Daily press favored with compost
tons exhibiting so much taste and ability.
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rnpII ArION NE TLLE rNITEn STArES

FOPULA IlUN UF TIE UNI ED SIN les.
We are indebted The kindness OF the Superintendent OF
the Census the following table o the population Of the
United States be ascerianeG present from
the certificates Of the arshal the ratio c representation
and number of representatives each State which
amount of population will give; the fractions left each
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

We learn (unocially but correctly that the nomination.
nv the President OF Hon. John s. Pcnde;cn 10 be Chatge
d AlIa;res of tho United the Argentine Republic
szns confirmed by the Senate the 2Ih ult-l.sdt mi
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NUMBER Sc.

stronger in the affections o; The people than bso; lhc
shafts of venon! were directed at him.
Mr. KING OF New Jersey. obtained the floor, when II
committee rose.
resolution for distribution Of books was ,crerd .,
and
Tho House at ten minutes O'clock adjourned
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-03-04

ANEW PROCESS of tanning leather is alluded to in the
days and cow hides from fifteen twenty are iuly equsi
in opoeaance and durability the best tanned leather ~
the old process which in Instances requires as NAV,
weeks as the new demands days.
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lIRGlNlA.Ata Circuit COnF oi Chaneer! ipr .ae county
u is.ace ccIr, House, the City oi Rich
coni Wednesday, February 9Th. ISL
Hi, >.sscon, e6ccu;rix OF John r Schernlehon de-
e,a,.t Plaintiff.
Wtsm Shenerhorn Isaac o. Austin and M,ry E his
James Scheucernorn Isabella Irving
@ p5 and Egmcnt Scherchorn the three last
M a, rn!e the age Of ,wen.y years y Powharan Ro
b sgatliaa nd en, assigned to defend them IN this
81! Defendants.
,hags he cour, doth aiuGse order ard
decree uini,ssi of this corr do audit, sae and report
acnrs and iongs OF the plaintiff A. at a. she
aAs. administration Of the estate oi her cStltor and
real ard personal estate deised anu be-
.ari widow and devsess ard OF the yau.
h the Of his death, and OF the tents and profits
ieaih t0sethe. with matters specially stated,
@ himself which be required by oi TIE
?f1ts b. s,ed In ,asGs which account as' mentioned the
directed ascertain and report whether portion
- possession Of the tesaor, the protery
be I'ar,. lr he night which se entitled BY
F. wsatP And III. dot. further o.der that
- DO take oi the andng debts
rne NJ heeslator. ai.er having by advertisement for
~ weeks cccsiv-y the new,pera published III the
y, Rchm1Ed called the Creditors exhibit their claims
'sor- hin ani pro.e tho same =
co,y. Tcsc, p ROBERTS, Clerk
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:. css1rs received .rola III, senate by ie:r c.eik
arnoancin, l'a ,ay hii passed III. III. cnd
can.e ic c o ho;agc certain vnsic' cad for othe-
.urn
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TIKGINIA LAND OFFICE.
RlcAMoSp. January IS, 1851.


-. ,.~ ., ia co,e of Virginia Chapter b. Section IT,
b.y nm e Known all whom concern that appears
~ ce the Escheaior OF the ;ownoi Alexandria dated the
DE If Isoua,y ISL and received ao the Land Oce on the
h y n, January ISL hy inquest held on the h day Of
Inr% 1881 he following lot Of ground was found escheaed TO this
Commonwealth .,..-;. >, IL. .o-..x =, nj.
~, pr rys c which Elizabeth Donaldson died seized without
r,nag quarter This 10, was escheaed on
% Ianuar. ide insufficient finding Of the jury
~ MAJ, t,oi,on G.shei lncw iny vested in the state
Ian 2-cw6w H. fAhhLa' Res!slct Laha o'hce,
~ yuANCERt- VIRGINIA At Rules held IN the Clerks
once Coufo Goochiaad county on the Sd day OF
Fr5Cmrv, i>ol: ,,n
n-s Terry IL lis right aaia for Cahane MRae
e sad Caer. ScRae Kenneth McRae her husband, the
sal. Nancy hunr and William Hunter her aid and BENJAMIN
Johnson aad Frances h, Vile, fiaihuis'
waa B Terry Robert sacad, ant Martha Z j. his wife,
Defendants.
Tae s: Of h 81 decree for the sale OF certain
-e. q n & cone whereof William Terry, decd died
hc -vi.tG Ch.ien tn he equally divided
i-.n se1 o proceeds of the sale among
n u,tss s.g 10 heir respective rights and
s-y n.ge lics and te! .ha William B. Terry. one OF
inel resident OF ,is State the said
WL les aego6y -7as 10 ep-ar Al The rules TO be hold
ai4 IA cee ~" said Court on hc first Monday III Apr
a,a .g c.sary protect his ,acfes the subject
.;,r s clisled, taat copy OF ls order b.
pgc four weeks he Richmond
gagis Ssi; lned III the Richmond and posted
Of this couuly, the first day
Vi lie TEA; rous vcaurt 4 ConyT.Se:
FEB i-cw;w MAR w MILLER Cgx.
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:, TEACHER WANTED.

,,. -r ~ ,f Washington Acalr:T. Wl-h'" c"!,V! ~: u -
W." u, liza, institution One "he Is WI. 800
q, .,,,.s 81, ,n.aii and III: t!shet , ,h
|,.5o ana .; good mora! iua','i' ", ns Eas, of
~. washington Academy Is si'utts ;horhod and
.tp -, ,ie..e m .sthy aGi a.'sa'e s,,srs al
ai- ,rrcssti. a. .raoa scNerd tras sa a. -, Cfre
4H- S -, "a. Yr1s,ees ". A-iaen! f.I'es ~" lscwIw
80. v,-..r;a wil, .om.iy a':"i.lc1lo. I
3r,<slo. AND GEAi.Nhi- = NJ r,i N The
,ro q ,IrS haviGG fcIe'. re n'c ~ IA, seven
n,,s,n nj lie Ccusm.Ss 81 Felt!'is o W. 80 ~
- 49, ,sscca led win hm Tuy Il "iie' h3, -, =, 90 ~. /,
a. ,-nsu,;, Of CLAIMS coEmi";i'A "H NJ - .you
~. r ra sea.rs he Virginia STATE AZ. ~" M 49,
.cr,ry ,ari nav. and oic- pen icir ~. ~. H.
,r e-yi o. rendered ;hs war ci .ae .e'"iuo . ~,
49, .o so unt.c lately passed y:
=, ae Officers soldiers t!o "arol ~, - ~,
n - I7qi-- Al ol ABUSED At b- reason VI,
ii,s , ,pnucyon v rea>''n bureau cave sa.s "
bTen eycee cxclUs.vei. 10 Tie cxsi'naiou ". "
@ ~ ns :ot r scns uaier the sariSus rs'otioy ie.si"
~ .s..ssl,, rcn,crc. hir iari.ar "ih az 's
;l fine r:ic, csilcccc ooSer'ej hl WIZ Io
tta o5ics. a "el d s"it ".
N. ryolu ol,y service IN cacn o ie SAFES ,"e ~
n, ,,n much colai.ra Information f"iaH!s 'ael,t' ~
.i :, ,i ciaiglai- establishments oi '"eh hsA ""
.,c. m n, ,cIY;re! culy BY ,cns sNpcfeace ,.,
,, e au.s ans ruy K Wise rave a.so cs'a2sneo se,eia
,o ~, ecoyer. clrs Of every acscrptoG dSdS '
go prosecuted Before e;As! Oh .ae esfe9H,c
or any board commissioners, or p.ior congress- ~
s .srncy hsy vail the assistance OF Hon ften.y
wiSs OF Virginia partner and VINO VII! DC respohsoe lof
and efficiency o their agency Le VIII give ms per
al a.nroa Washington from tlir ~ ''i'' "' 1' '
De required .;,, ,uoo, With nro,,,N atsnii,n f
,,3-essel TO {. ATes or Iu!y X "e' washington" ~ "
-rJn
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Commodore JoHa DowsEs, commander of the L. ). Navy
Yard, Boston, Massachusetts,
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EaGiS.A IEcIs E.ArURa
FRipAY. EGGnuAgY IS. 1851.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

PrsYcr y the REV. SrEpnES TAyLaG, of the Pr s3yaTan
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"rssAoe rac,l ran SENATE.
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Prayer b. liz Rev Moses H. Iioss, OF the Presbyterian
Churcs,. .. ,,,,
/ message wa= received iToa the Scnat" b. thef Cers
sra.ps ihit lai passed The bill entitled an aci to Moor
p,,,e the iIsA v 40! IaaFa iuraa%e Ccr nar WIN
an am,rc;,t nroyiinl :, cost ~ cons.tiIcii1n sai
moi .scee: Siy6 per ~ Ia which IL: request ie c"icF
,.ace o hc Housc Tno ss amendment ".s ageed IL ny
;,c House.
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N1NsER;S
|FUcE
REMEDY 8 / K x Wi

This VERMIFUGE will always expel Worms
in from two to five hours after being administered il 10
also safe its opeFaton and easy given than any
other. :. 80
WINER's vERMIFUGE has now stood the lest of sew.
esa yea, and bee proved superior and all prepare
tiSns fcf similar cpSss: Il /. certain to sSpel WoMs
shadow of doubt about it. 1T CANNOT FAIL. This
may appear srons language. but stronger than
warranted 10 using, and than facts will prove. No
who has used it viii other when be OBJ.
tanned Many have waited several weeks when the
has been out until be could procure supply. And
why2 Becan:s they had confidence in i, and knew that it
Thousands of certificates could be pubshed. If it were
prove the statements, but single trial will
liz supeoy conclusvey than the strongest assertions
or staIements that could be written. Try it.
~ BE particular and remember the name, /" Winners
that can be depended upon. Remember ths
''-''" 'A'' " 81 and s. Maiden Lane, New York.
~ For sale wholesale and retail By
J. WRIGHT 4 co. Isl Chartres street.,
TT Sole Agent for the South. myl7 tnoy1
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1sns9s si9 for Indigestion, Dyspepsh, 9aundioe, Live
C9nstpatisa and Debility eslg afts Nstnss
y Sss .s.' r. iss s. &: ': sss.ss
Ban !his mid ieiu..d in water. win d.
- sevs ays poands Of roast bssf in sboattw hos
0cientaMc, Evidence. s8 Is xal
s na!s zses e II. sslsssed Yck animal shs%i.tY
Of aaach Il Tie es d which various articles q io
e4 9 neet and eggs. win Be- softsnsd, changed and digest
81 ~ e ss same manner y thsy would be IN The human
r,in, ii his famous tsatiss On Food and Dit
pnesd ~ fcwss Well. New Ych. page Us stats. the
g 81, EFT nd SssSs. ss qsS q preparation
so%ee IN his valuable w.itiae the Physolosyei
observes that " elimination Of The due quantity
q S' s Ca p.snsSs, ..d y
s q Msdcine Il. Iondon who was severely aotsd with
Ia Sc'9is finding svsY thiae e. 70 FL.
maj. Shci proved CO A'''s -a''
sags, remarkable fact 10 physiology, thai the
omscs Of anims. Tecaatsd IL water mpsst 70 the fluid
snscns lind Of arcal digestion Of them IN diff
HY1ns q inm The NATURAL dise91iys prQcea.n
B.ssS:Ssaa FIJI EH is S4:n e
di.eev q fspsin forms new srs h The sssmscs hss
dinslysd rapidly artificial digestive aad prepared
r.cf Dsnssoa Il j.ds'cu Ccisss fhisdsphis. in his
y an sss%in.iioa q ks s.Sso d. ice s. !ssi
from De living human stomach. and om animals are well
p,ysse!Y !. ihs srsis a % mating 5isssiion
I've sSss ss ~ ksE5HsfsH md 81
Gensral Agent Tor Southern Sste..
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1OsU1lSeHtl,S SlxrSN2ssss'iI tR.


INC JuOSt ELET00T utHdVV Jue0fCtEt IN Iss VoV
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