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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
For the Enquirer
VT t'F% I%'STNE''
HAS EALLEN.


The Wip cause of the city Of Richmond has truly aicn
into weak hands What has become OF the men Of weight
and influence of former days who used 10 control ana eaa
The Wing forces of this city! They have by degrees either
abandoned the party retired in disgust and eit ine eo ID
the hands Of the Bots clique, composed ot the loo"ine
forces A. j. Crane Thos J. Evans Harmon Giiincr ana
Iast but not least H. X. Elyson The last mentioned gen
,leman from what learn (wh me assistance oi
in cnn,ain original and fixed e tansparerc!es and
enGaqed The drum and fife with which they paTadeh 'hrons
he streets and by which means they called ioSeihcr al e
unruy hoys who would stray oil from their parents al nSh
and also all The noisy people The city Wills! bo was
The North making speeches the Richmond wing gathihg
nc fugitive slave aw-Harmon and Judson boring Inc cii
zrns Of Richmond ard vicinity with their nonsense, Mf~
rhos J. Evans circulating small book pn'pn,nns 10
hr The life nf Cen Pierce which il is stated hat anRy
pierce is he o, o)h father and all such sun All me
lime H X F. work under ground, liking up iin.s unn
pung the wires; by the bye he Is the greatest man IN s
woy ever saw II is by This Clique that a. J. =. Is pnt
forward for the next Legislature and, 10 turn W." come m
f. K E. ani suppose Thomas will look up {" the SENATE
or Mayoalty They have taken into their ranks qo nice
Young man Mr. j. A. s. II is well enough tor US 10 be on
The look out for this log.roing say nothing against te
character of these gentlemen They are known amongst ua
here al home as quite snail irr but they nave shcce"H ~
Getting up littlc noise in Richmond, which n"taoy
mt into e Wing papers large characters ana sem aotoaa
No most and great uprising oi the wings IN
Richmond; and the people abroad not knowing mem, arc
led 10 believe !" II "'es "'e F'"' OBSERVER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

s s .son john ma
and Conway Robinson Of the DELEGATES from The Cy o. nd
delegate from Of Pulaski therefore, he
ant Of the and the sst % the the sand ae
altar the hrst Monday beng the second day OF NO
Sember ner; 10 supply the vacancies aforesaid h
Of the Comnlonweal,h this 22d day Of September A. D.:
- iSaI, s AUG III Inc ' ' JOS. JOHNSON.
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IOi4UNE MIX.
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
DAILY AND SEMI -WEEKLf,
WILLIAM f. s. THOMAS RITCH1E, oh.
r T., II NJ -


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AlIrc5s t-ssuH
By THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA

Sa1HEREAS vacancy has occurred III The oi
w state in Congress OF the United Hsss ps ' M
caorge w Thompson late the representative OF ie ~ Ds
rc OF The counies Monongaa Marshall Randolph
oors Marion Ohio TYLER Preston, Wetze and Haneoek anu
~ the counties Of Taylor Doddrdge Barbour and Peasan
Therefore SherEs the said counties are Iee9y x
the first Monday (being the second day) OF November m
in the the limited States MI he
aforesaid = c -, - = H.. ,,S Sss seal of the
Commonwealth this 22nd day Of sspiemOsf' A. y - A
'o. IN IN the .i mn year " '"' JOS JOHNSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

AZ Z
will be opened on the nrSt ~ Wv
Its session 10 Inc ir' "l h"sust
NsIhrr In The retaining Of his able accomplished anu eale
priocira or IN tic Of her fellow aboref nor w
s oa- has subscriber spared an! hlrg a'
rnatc his Institution of the patronage mas
receive has facsiiOiy said, that was our
that az filed school from all paris ot Virginia
and fon fire other States what 10 a that mas
session aJIer reurnEr and bringing WIN 'en
,he same sort forming class OF he BEST @
mos, young school IN the On'o "a"
showl -, T., -, ia, .n,,r. satisf.c.
INN was day longer thar al schcol akt w"
iory Of our pups heI education al Midway
The few who Other Institutions nave
all the classes The young 'any a
frs, honor al bingham Institution, aer snse
Ted at Midway Tive who distinguished themselves d.
SuIhern Institute Fredericksburg as the best
c,J NJ Midway where tey nave
Iber conspicuous stands m The hs
So equal compete WIN Mia"ay; oi w
Ina pce1re exertIon,he rruols cd"'a
LARGE family daughters To make moey by ihe opera
,on y,r entered calculation, omed single INK III
| our expectation or desires. ..... -. IL, ,..,
- nS ,hen sse that The properly done. It's pesen re
& % soures no Advertising The number is limited TO twenty
boarlers-n no day scholars, or @ hvr Iay ooa"eFS'
;,,;e everything and tuition all The English branch
% ~, sn nonbs-he scholastic year-wli be siS.
crncb German Spanish and Italian and Latin, td'h
,nnon in Music on Piano and use Of Instrument 80
Guitar, and OF Instrument a.
With Vocal Music, i;
Painting and Drawing, each Z
Together .
Vocal Music JEFFERSON MINOR II j.
Va li-ci
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

Gen. PIGscE, In his re-
marks 10 h!~ friends who rs.
semslcd in Concord, y n F,
40 The l,llh instant, To con
prftul,ie him on The result IN
Pennsylvania, OhiG. Florida
and Baltimore. palAies !he
tongue Of slanLer by the FOL
iuwln. beautiful sentiment;
Forty seUtn years dm0ng
:lis people, as boy and man,
hare gircn 10 your faith IN
me such strength that false
hood cann0t shake ii, nor per-
fdy steal il alcny."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
John VAN BUREN ON GEN. SCOTT.

at The preat Democrats meeting in Nav York city On
Monday n,ht John Van Ru.cn made very good SPEECH
in which he declared his purpose I" stand on he Baltimore
,I, form and thus alluded 10 ihe recent Democratic Vic'
ries:
E,l,w citizens HE natural consequence 6i TIC .,h III
IN, Democratic party has been is glorious success Every
matt every fash ihr telegraph, brings o ua ln'tleshct
~ !, 1rmnrr,Iir victory. Tue have n" sht Ia say
!:,al is solely our principles, OF @"t'y "' 'u'G'
conncc4 Ia his triumph; hui becansc The P"op" :" ms
coun, have hnd the GOOD luck ,c opposing canh
dale inr lie Presidency. il.anah'efl ftnn-SN'h" "'
lucky him lace IN acc, asa rue "h7".it WV
Democratic majority al ten Thousand Ohv was even h''
lucky She saw Con Scott, and responded III n:'!"H ~
double that anount. She mol only law scott '"' sh
heard Greeley Uaughiet) and hoh"iE cai ""'''e' ~
the majority overwhelming l'''i".'a: nc ''s
Stale Of thr Unuu is stronger st'! IN h'' D'ho"'''
Attn and comes 10 the majority tvn lar eS- vote
almost cGuaiIno the democratic mrJ"siH in 'hc p'', "
Ohio Under these circumstances, "hat j. Ne" i"H "
dol l. she stand predicted she "pud STAN" %" '
cuocra tic platform and support the dtinncaiic c"dass'
Il she nv majority uncqIaed in her previous hH'"iy' !"
n;vc Il, m. democratic sca.c ncnacn "bch -" !eIcts
novrr in The Union resist! have passed thf'i i"i
nt no;Ons al the State # New fvfs nnd hssla NJ" 70
"a. win The utmost conf ,nce lhi Tie state '!h VOC 10
prrr. nd kirr Fellow cit!ZCns u 4 aaiui! u = '.i 40
80 7yur aside for moment all "t' cons'Gf6i - : -
NJ LOOK ior few moments q; Tie diiie:."t psfs 81 "
rwn candidates for the Presidency w. are 'oii . zen
praI Scott man, and that icHe;hl i'c'c - "o,'
How ;.,s II then happen all ta great men ii ne WIFE
nar,y wirbdr nv from the suEroiI Grn Scout Where l.
Daniel Wrbs.rtl Where is Rufus Choslei Nherc IS nth
trv and Faulkner, and Humphrey Maisha, and nuieI
! >yEnm | might NAME withnut llTti! Where Is Mhi'I'
Fillmore? Has his voice hccn heard n Seiaii VI me W Nv
candidate up 10 This ,imc7 Did Henry Clay ever bid IN
Wing nomination &c ID speed" No, never!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
lNSTRUCTTON ON THE PIANO FOk1

GUITAR. AND IN VOCAL MUSIC.
1ROFESSOR BRANDT respectfully informs the cizenS "l c
mund that lie intends giving lessons the above mentioned i
uents and also in the higher branches OF vocal music com
the 18th OF November
Prof having lad experience o eighteen years Ia The o'es'
aud having successfully taught seVera o e largest semi
South his the different female
minaes well citizens Richmond generally Far nd
scholars will have The benefit being accompanied On the
violin.
Professor Brandt permitted the Rev Dr. Jones, I to
the Rev. DR.. Leroy Lee.
Ali orders received P H. Music Store where reier
-ncss ran he T--d&cw;i
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

Gen. Sc0TT, in his SPEECH
a, Auburn, on The 18th inst,
uses The following Chester
field ryrrcsslurs:
"IIho,rcr u.!crs this cdium.
ny, LIES"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
ENCI-TST AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL.

ENGLISII AND
vic uccuIed lie services Mr. DRURY LACY, (wo Is d
Il Virsnisn highly recoTmenaed1 nI,uS h
cb,Ircn would liz 10 five boys 10 auend hs
hoard in INV family. The number OF scholars IS me W
teen NV residence healthy and easy OF access beng mi
miles Of PcsEc's rin the Virginia Central Railroad
TyRMs-For board, washing and ods'ns &C. ei'o
session Of ten months payable each hall session IN
All con,muniracns receive prompt attention PERSONS III
Rcbmon can call Mr. Hugh Watt, who WI! give any 'ot
nation anted Ns,r fJanoyer e H.
0ril l-rnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

How marked the ,iirarence The brings 10 MS aid
Inc choicest bnnsnale; the nthcr in language hat would
not offend he os ilsIdou puts tEazsniaced canTEy to
SI,,-b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
4 cDNIkASI.

For Tie benefit Of iTiendr aud opponents we pnos
the suboinei relualion nj cnInnnv ny ne Two can'deS
or The highest office in The gift Of The American people
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
MISS TAZEW ELLIS

MISS TAZEWELL'S
ROARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'
,,.ace Street, between 9Th anu sh, Richmond. -,
syE second Of this School Will commence Gu le is U
OF ocobe The able assistants IN every department. nave
been secured. ,.
For board nd washing, "S.n
Higher Enslith branches, az
&" Primary :. om
E.Ciei ~, ~" c..arsi Eaas 4-cQ
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= FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

Juiy, 1851, SIMON who is supposed TO be about
b st nigh and twenty eight nine years old lie had ra.
S h neck thick through the shoulders and chest has lost
.'e upper front tesh, high but fattened al he
TO- ne Is OF black complexion. can read and write, and
Pea River sOs Simon has been hired for many years on me
Ky aha Rens, in RocEbdse and Buchanan, and Ia
y means Of false papers, he has hired himss TO
.wsd sS works as he work aons, or grading The
d.l,v. M reasonable and proper expenses, will be paid
o. a. 'he Byrd Plantation, Goochland county, to
A, G. STEGER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
ENGLISH AND CLASSICAL scHooL.

fENE third sessin OF the ubsc br school will commence on
the ls Monday January and consist OF ten months
persons wishing the scholastic about the DC
obcr be accommodated the number OF pupils y"
addition In school taught the clsi bra
of liberal education ard youths prepared either for admsS"n INTO
the University the business o HE IS located
OF the Manassas Gap Railroad in nelehborood
healthy, pleasant and moral.
Good board the pecabe families can be hal for eight
youths Such the superior advantages o school IN
fixing the pupils his studies and Tor
preserving his heart fresh and uncorrupt will do well TO apply
early.
TERMS L Board and washing 10 months $50
Tuition IA the higher English branches %
Latin Grsek ur French 80
@ w IIANSBRuUGII.
REFERENCES-Drs McCuhey, Harrison and Courchay. Uni
vglG,a Hon J. f. S.ro,ler Col Eastman, T. Masse
Ranpahannock virginia SeIt. l7-cwtlsS,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
4 HIGH TRIBUTE

Robert Naktr, ESD, tie former distinguished
~ Treasury has Iust returned TIC United Sta .cs
Hc addressed the iu!Iwiag letter, in reply invitation
aG!tcas the N=w YDI. DcHocFic ineciing Monday
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
,HENRico COUNTY, CoURT, Oct. 0, s5s;-Ih TT

'HENRIcO COUNTY COURT, Oct. q, as.-ins IN,
ot his county having been summoned 10 OH @ s a
tsme ebcr or not the 33d section OF the l!st rhaper o.
o.! Virginia which prescrbes that III Tree negro sha
Yer or Offer ior salc barter any agricultural pro,us "n
y certificate ~ from respectable while person.
u or ncslborhood h's belief that he raised or other
honestly hy the such products shall be forfeited ana
ru,sbei with stipes and that any white person who sinai
ar receive ~ trade agricultural products Of free negro
H. no, such certificate shall he guilty OF nls.emeanor shu
~ ,b .nnn;y of Ienrico Tile this day proceede,
,. s,u,, and i ~ the unanimous opinion OF the Con
section aforesaid shall be III force IA The county OF ienrco
80 !. rIsr.j accord nsly And il is further ordered tha
- Wv - bs ,yce a week loi one month, III the Daily DIS
''' ''''"" ' JAMES ELLETr, c. III. c.
or,., NJ III. County Court OF lIcnrico, entered o.
l. nctnc 1852 was directed that The sccon eh.iohen
cec .isr should not take effect ~ said county until l'
sy ri November next. ,, r,,prr n II r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
RUGBY ACADEMY,
nnIpnlNc SCHOOL EQR YOUNG GENTLEME.

WASHINGToN CITY, d. C..
sv,JS institution will commence sixth annual session on e
of Sepember It's system ui instruction anu
regulated according approved mehGds he c1ultt
comprehensive an Ih Drac
s ~ liberal The Teachers employed every
and every paid the cnmior OIL te SCHOLARS
r.rns moderate Circulars had al The Enquirer otfcc
ie'"s "o'e'"e G. r. MORRISON Principal.
,pprurScpSwm ~ Corcoran Esd, Thos Richie, Esq,
Cant T j. Page. Lieut. NJ. r. Marcy, VIM Seden Esq
lE--r
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MRS. IL. @. BROADDUS'
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,

At BERRY GROVE CAROLINE CO., "a -.
4NILL be January being
w The third of this Institution The
healthy and pleasant and is IN way suitable ior
the purpose boarding school The of instruction VIII
embrace all the elementary and higher branches OF thorough Eng
s education with the French language ami music on the Piano
The school entirely under The superintendent q"
Mrs Broadus whose experience and success in artne suc
se recommendation 10 those who BE-
the subject Mrs NJ. w. Lewis viii nave Charge
the boarding financial the establishment ana she
pledges
The school consisting OF ten months VIII be divided
No deduction will be made tor ib.
after Of protIaced illness
TgRMsCharse scholastic 10 months including board
Washing fuel lights with instruction III the English language
payable hall In advance SluU GO
French on,I ornamental u,c, ,lc work. each
Music Piano aud Guitar at Professors Charges. Use o
the Piano 10 0U
Communications on the subject addressed Mrs II q Bruaddus
or Mrs NJ. W. Lewis Bowling Green will be promptly responded
to. Sept 20-cTtl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
LEXINGTON LAW SCHOOL.

SE fourth ses ion Subscribers Law School WI commences
on Monday the 25n day Of October next aId 1 pa a,
rmaon as 10 The pan instruction adopted III my school, Tex
hovs &C. will promptly receive reply I" their fnlu
r;es nrined circular letter communicating the desired
nes' " "P''" JOHN w. HR0CKENBRuUGll
rx;,,,o, AUG 81. lSJ2-ctD2o
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BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIR


HNE subscriber the first LAY OF November
in the county Charlotte Boarding School for Girls Tie
this purpose spacious convenient buildings
his residence, miles from the Cour House The
pleasant healthy The number o pupils will be
limited Is. No day scholars Will be admitted
The department OF Music will be in the charge OF young lazy
well peroim duties The English branches om the
lowts the his usually embraced IN full IN similar
taught pei himsc TO devote 10 he ~o
skill the ar he may have gained III an
instructor OF youh OF
sexes He will continue heretofore do Ina work himself anu
not by proxy =, y, >,..,,,,r
The winter with The month ol November
and close April the session VIII hesh
with the mnn,h of June with The month OF September
TERMS: 80
Board aud tuti per annum, So
Music and Of Instrument %
These charges always payable in advance OF each Session.
all except for books and cohihg
Tine subsc rer his family on tue SANE "
hee or four OF a:e ana carry
on with his ow sons through and thorough Course ~ rpa
any the higher Institutions OF learning III ~" ,
Those who well trained aud well s"Veeu'
IN situation where they will exposed comparatively lew e
tatioa may these advantages by timely apea1n !, e
subscriber. phNiD oo."io
Oct l6-ciw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

Gen. Scott told The people a! DAYTON, Ohio, thai
hy .ny c,asrope all The other cities OF c0unir
were nttrd uul from ihs place would raiale !negehce
and civiz l,iqn enough light up the whole west
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

q r Wexford IT, ESQ delivered in Fredericksburg On
Saturday night last able address, setting torn the lea
sons which would induce hin 10 withhold his vote rom
C., S,o,, Juy [ IA C,rn Pierce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
FOKTY DOLLARS REWARD. o,

FOVTI DOLLARS REWAhD. r,,,N,s
;NAwAi bout the first Of January last, negro eoE
sho calls nnscf Tom PAGE Thomas was hiied sithe oee
IN. Mr. John Hobson Of Goochand, and had peIn
TO Richmond ;o cothes since then he has nor
teeth 2; years al ace ard OF ginger color lie mas
,sr living Mr C. Mcndoes, about mile from 'ns pug n
above viii he paid if delivered 10 me mere S " m
l., D. ""o'''ah' Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

Mr.. f. King Of New Orleans, The genilemah'I as." 'o'
Wechs magnificent portrait OF washington ah' '''A-
son" is soliciting subscribers 10 these srea o
Art in our city. We cheerfuly recommend ooI "''"s "
agent 10 our citizens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD %
SAWAi from ruckahoe. Gooenand county aRTaTcs e !,
lon'hs ago. negro man named WALLACE SMITH nc
wey six years Of age tall and SLIM and Of dark brown OF
F. small head large feet bow.legsea ana hes
sianmers when alarmed sharply spoken TO- lie was of
owned by w Kemp Esq, Gloucester county. and has
Gen. an now, doubt lurking about in that or some AL
county The reward will be paid for his apprehension
gsirefy 10 III. al Tuckahoe In Richmond
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22
IT WON'T Do!

The Scott papers making themselves perfectly iicu-
l3us in their IN in,pounnt SiateF-c.pCculy IN view
II ihc .act that the Wing papers IN ihosc states t'ioc an
ssr on the elections The asnrjIty oi their calculations
i WILL shown up by The following letter OF the Washington
oi The Richmond Dsr1tci 4" say me
Least is neutral anthoy although The tone o Tn" letter IN
.I.at ~. ia III = nnLnMcIll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-10-22

,sYe imposition resembles he Anhyire OF The iyro 10
, pr cen. oil Common salt In ordinary uypsun' ;neie
II fru; d; water thai the above is propoonaoy ricnei
fecla!v for mixing with Guan"; Tor nxing s loose
@ ami II Supplying soils The Gypsam SO % usciu oH 70 .ie
g m turesen n 100 of the sampled consist Of about 80
49, .u: q ci >uiph - % >.,,r,,, nor
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-14
MERcHAsr's CLERK AND THE PLowBoy.

MERCHANTS CLERK AND THE PLowBoy.
The young NAN who leaves The farm
field for the merchants desk or the lawyers
or DOCTORS office, thinking to dignity or
ennoble his loil, makes sad mistake. He
passes by that step, from independence to
yassalage. He barters a natural for al
artificial pursuit, and he mus, bo the slave
OF customers and The chicane of trade, either
to suppor, himself or TO acquire fprlune.
The more artificial a mans pursuit, the
more debasing is it morally and physically.
Contrast The merchants clerk and the
plowboy. The former may have the most
exterior polish, but the latter under lis rough
outside, possesses the truer stamina. lie is
the freer, franker, happier and nobler man,
Would that young men might judge Of the
dignity Of labor by its usefulness and man..
illness, rather than by The SUPER ficial CLOSES
il wears. Therefore We never see mans
nobility in his kid gloves and toilet adorn.
ments, out in that sinewy arm, whose out :
lines Drowned by the sun, beloken hardy.
honest toler, under whose farmers or mes
chanic's vest klngliest heart may beat -
Hunts Merchants Magazine.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-14
Cure for IIYdreihobia.

Mr.. James A. Hubbard Of Boone county.
ILL.,, in letter to the ST. Louis Repablical
says:
Eighteen years ago my brother and my.
self we're bitten by a mad dog, A sheep
was also b bt,en at the same time. Among
the many cures offered for the little boss
(we were then ten or twelve years OF aesl
friend suggested the following, which Ls
said would cure the bite Of a rattlesnake:
Take ROOT of common upland ash, gen
orally called the black ash peel off the bark.
and boil it 10, q strong decociion; 4 lila
drink freely,
Whilst, my father was preparing The
above, the sheep spoken Of began 10 be al
flicted with b. dropllis. When il had be-
come so fatisued from its distracted state q.
to be no longer able TO stand. my father
drenched it with piAt Of the ash root desA.
hoping to aseertaia whether be could de-.
pend uponit as a cure for his sons. -Four
hours after the drench had been given, In
the astonishment of all, the animal got NY
and went qoie,ly with the flock to grazing.
NV brother and myself continued 10 taks
the medicine for eight or ten days-ons
gill three times day. No Effects Of tbs
dreadful poison were ever discosersd on
either of US. 1t has been used very tue.
cessfully in snake bites, to my knowledge.