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FRoM NEw Brunswick have received ST. John papers
TO the 9th instant The Morning News gives account
Of serious riot at Halifax in consequence Of rumors
which had been circulated Of outrages committed by
Of the crew Of the American ship Winchester which had
arrived there the women passengers in the ship, Of
which we have already had report The master Of
the Winchester had reported the facts in regard his
crew the Mayor and they arrested and taken to
the Police Court for examination, and to be confronted
with their accusers. An immense crowd Of highly
cited persons was assembled the Court House. and
violent attacks made the sailors as they were
brought mp The Policemen had great difficulty in pro-
tecting them and the riot act read. Extravagant
stories Of the atrocities perpetrated circulated Dr.
Hartford, n passenger who had been giving testimony,
was assaulted leaving the Court House, and after
being struck several tines he ndiscrecy fred his pistol
This increased the fury Of the assaant and the Doctor
came near losing his life by great exerons Of several
vedisposed citizens, he finally rescued after being
severely injured and taken to the Court House length
application was made for military force and $50 Of
the 9th regiment brought up who formed around
the Court House with fixed bayonets and under their
escort the prisoners eleven in number conveyed to
jail strong guard was placed upon the premises during
the night The result Of the examination is given.
The former stated that the sailors complained Of
were not Americans Boston Daily Adc0hs0.
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The Louisville Journal says that 1.-THE Home Journal
are engaged in discussing this important question May
gentleman frock coat Mt evening party our
cetous friend informed that this important question mas
never been discussed in our columns fact stated
Incidentally that fock ~ pssues ana no
further aluson has been made to the maerHo"e ooWhd
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The Virginia House Of Delegates Wednesday, pass
Cd the Senate bill providing for the payment Of interest
bonds Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
guaranteed by the State An amendment looking to the
foreclosure Of the mortgage held by the State was rejected
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NnEs,s PRINCIPLES AND ACTS or THE

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M. Medary the Clerk of the Ohio House Of Represen-
atives, who assaulted member the floor, has been
expelled from his Office by vote of 81 to H. The out
rage of the Clerk certainly most indefensibe but
according to the report Of the committee the subject
his proyocation great.
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The APPonArrox RVER-The Petersburg (Va.) Intel
hgencer states that Col Mansfield has made contract
with Mr. Norman Otis, OF Syracuse, New York. for deep
ening the Appomaox river to average Of twelve feet
at mean high water.
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At recent trial in Allegheny county IN. W Of two
men charged with placing distractions the track Of
the Erie railroad IL proved that the dabocal design
Of the miscreants throw the express train from the
track for the purpose Of robbng the passengers in the
melee.
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The House Of Delegates Of Maryland have passed the
bill for the Eastern Shore and New York straight line
railroad; also the bill authorizing the Philadelphia and
Baltimore railroad company to build bridge the
Susnuehannah at HaYre de Grnce.
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CoscoRD New Hampshire has at last voted to adopt
city government. The question the third
day of the annual town meeting and the project was
ried by 300 mnlorty-828 yeas to 659 nays.
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James Capen, revolutionary soldier, died lately at
Stoughton, Massachusetts, at the advanced age Of 81
Epaphrodtus Ripley, aged 90, another revolutionary
soldier died at Rockingham, Vermont the 25th ult
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MEMPHIS CoNvENTIoN.-The citizens of Memphis are
making due preparation for the hospabe reception of
the delegates to the Southern and Western Commercial
Convention which is held there on the st of June
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WHO WAS THE FIRST MANA Washington letter wri-
ter says: IL would be interesting calculation 10 find
out the number Of patriots here who were each
the first to name Gen. Pierce for the Presidency
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The steamer Milton, from Pittsburgh for Louisville
destroyed by fire Thursday last. She laden
with dry goods and iron.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, MARCH 16--There is no news here to day
The failure of the provision house alluded to in nv letter
of yesterday, it is sad will be to the extent of nearly one
million of dollars liabilities
Flour is dull sales of 1000 Howard street and 500
City Mills at $475 Grain dull-prices unchanged
Provisions very dull and dropping
Tobacco quiet, though slightly improved demand
Sales small at present prices The weeks inspections
are 365 hhds
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Approved, February s. 1853
]. A. MATTESON Governor
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02


90 Oh iAs piacos ii.e vafi9 has 70 hs
e,saposssaa. C,.lsrnhis oaun'y b. b'cen
fi,s na,s .fofsuualc W securing atls
afs, ~ = cfefs ln6rsi u hss bern =
aHeai uaiicf fsr naa io De. vho
hsd taken q dsse q Ssspna. srien'
nscaBy gives "a ia a.if. soA thea c-r-
4r4 fhrugs ihe u'ovm. W. v're
sos . isiir smvs,3 some iiwc ago 81,
hrsring en- OTIS fie,-i kfsB tell ~ 10
ci5c,s 81 ihe protr.f,oasl fogtinc, y ere
~ ile rial Snss Pay. doaHr ~
tsoS AID fsaef practitioners 81 the
Theapsel'uu 'yscm.
III, dec,af 80 called 10 great haste
to zee psiie'a. ~ho ras oosi'iag e2-
ccssi,cly from some csus ~ Other an
necessary 10 mention. When be arr'S-
cd. usuiheriy old creature Vas IN At
i.ndaace, AID IN stale u great alarm.
frosn the prosa.s ,o,niiing u ii'e patient
Til. being one Of the dr.i calls the doc
tor had received ai,ei hi, diplomatic from
zen days reading be, rs matter q
coarse, va. pot to be trump" and
became excessively alarmed. The oh
iad, va. snAions for the safety ot tie
patient. and approached the doctor i'm
pioriaely sud kindly, in she following
manner
Well. doctor. doctor" said .hc, DO
tn nee what Is The matter with Pa,sry z
bid yoo ever see anybody puke so r
Well, ma'asn, said the doctor, "she
la. a cutler aimcnt, well 'l,laincd by
DR. Thompson, and called the rootie
scru'iHsV"
"uh. Ia what strange disease 90
said the Old woman. DID ye ever see
sieh case atore, doctor Z"
Many a time, ma'an," said the doc
tore aud have read many more OF
'em ia Thompson than DIR. Rush ever
seed or told old lIoppocraly about in all
his time, and YOU know hc had y great
name.
And Ia, doctor" said the old lady.
d" wha, is the cause Of the disease =
"Wcll, ma'am, said the doctor, draw
ing long sigh and looking very wise,
"it has as many agencies Of cause as
IL e.. Al. ,.....sll Ia az,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

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. ia st'ii aaFilsHr na frtsss ~ ilfA
q Ae@ nHsrsf n slrsf ~, fisa.issfss has i-sn -
tiaffs irallaf ~ fbf A.fril i-lr4sse.1 80 ietf
Apf'st a. rsriftsfi Ia asihus-asrs aaa Nsf,.fsi ~
t''f - No. sffsEfsia Hf, q h. draaasi slfh "a
80 > y hH'n ffalfrf 49, ffsassis
~ rtffecis rf o-ls-slsfIf fss.frf a. tarts ss~gi
'aN'n 49, ia D. fsft - saeaflnr slsss1s
sAs8A D. y kIEfE.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

No class Of men are more fayorably
situated to observe the wisdom and
goodness Of HIM who governs the grand
phenomena Of nature than the farmer
who eulliyates the earth Ia full reliance
upon the promise OF seed time and har.
wet, OF summer and winter, until the
end Of time
We cannot, says Chalmers, Ids.
Join God from one particle Of the uni
verse OF God" We may despise wha,
~ small as beneath The notice Of our
pride ba, nothing is too microscopic
tot Him, Wbo, while lie measures the
waicrs IN the hollow Of bis hand, and
meics ont The heavens with a span, aud
conpFehonds the dua Of the earth in a
measure, and weighs The mountains in
scales, and the hills ia balance, yet
numbers the very hahn Of our heads.
and lRoas Of even siarrow tha, falls
10 the gro1ad." The minuieness with
shioh God pro, ides for all wants is
well brought out in tie G5ih Psalm.
where David speaks Of Him as attend.
irs 10 the very sstllngs Of the iurrows
81 the field, and ihe watering Of the
ridges. Thou nakesl the ouigoings
Of tbs morning and evening to rejoice
--1hou ,islgesi lhe earth and ualercs,
ii--ihou prpsrcst Them corn, when
Thea has 50 provided ,hetn food-Thou
WAlere'i lhe ridges thereof absndsn,ly
--ihoa sViiea the lurrosa theyeaf--
Thou mskesi L soA a ~ sho~en-Thou
cro~nesi The year ui,h Thy goo1aess.
aaa Thy paths drop fainesA-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02


MESSENGERS pass to and from all places on tho
wi routes Of fiichburp, Worcester and Nashua Yer
Inoni and Mass, Cheshire, sullivan, and Rutland a
Huntington Railroads. Connections with other com
pan'os arc so arranged that all express matter be
forwarded without delay To any part 81 the United
STATES, tanadas, Provinces, OF Europe. We assume
so responsibility beyond the terminus OF our routes.
bundles, Bank Notes, Specie, and Merchandise gen
orally forwarded with dispatch. Noios, Drafts Bills,
Dr., collected, paid, OF negotiated Stocks Produce,
aud Merchandise bought OF sold, and all kinds Of sr-
press business promptly attended to.
In sending money OF parcels Of considerable ysIur,
the amount must be stated outherwse we are moi re-
sponsibo in of loss, beyond the sum OF fny dol
lars ON any one parcel.
All packages should be- made compact possible
and no package will be received unless in good order
and distinct, marked. All express business should be
accompanied with written orders, unsealed, and per
EOnally signed.
Letters cannot be taken il being prohibited by The
Post-O Office Department.
All packages should be marked "Fisk & Ricc's FL
press"
Principal Ofiicc Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK a RICE, Pr0pritiors
lO-tf w, \, JOHNSON y7pfnf. Hutand
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

fsAAtf MosrN We respect. al.
n'ife, snd loss female woman. We
admire her 10 she beauty q Der person.
Der moral pFvfcncs, aui her position
ws ne'Pesa her simple ,ruiLfalnos, and
inuf-aenoc sni &c lose her A. ihe en-.
hod'Hsni u the highest charms ana
ssoeiesa siisitaaies a AaRanilv. Bu,
tBais s0msh. vho esh hearf We can
moi read u monster meetings Co whieh
-oEa~a perform The Iesdiaf paus. ~
icr'slos ca The sutjosa n marriage. 20
l'fewiseaous asdlchoes,by fsaslc ior, suos
asd a ihs 20 a'zial4iis,g ieis.ale spout.
sfs Fho S. alsal ihs o..aa,p. sahool
an nto'aisi2Fs eE.oiiea 81 disgua.-
May u tlsrss saepen are tasihrrs. . 10
have is''i'lses u ienSer age Al bsae,
and husbands ~ho ,hosiA have leaaer
hosdA lloane dpiics ass iosaaiea. AID
ths isisggiIee aiisifesses 50 as.sas isseA.
as o,i'sf I-uof'le ihsa dsiies What
ooiuioisalAs sstsss ihsy saass he whsl
A,nd ssi asssa9ous fnoshes Io~ they
i-asi lsAs.sg hasas thai u loa staall ,o
hoA ihesA Ooas ~ wsfi We .ssss
~ seoa h's wah AysaA. o. sassm
saFias DuRa eouay liis wav. xsL..
- sea- >Tsirgasis ti-I~ll.esa
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a"ishest, Cheapest, and Best Route.


MICHIGAN SOUTHERN IL. Il. LINE,
wi carrying tho great Western, U. s. Mail between
Buffalo and Chicago, Waukeran, Konosha, Racine,
Milwaukee, and Sheyboy gan, ria MonrUe, and Toledo
Through 20 Chicag" IN "a hours avoiding night uavel
by cars
Tho travelling public are respectfully informed that
the Michigan southern Railroad Company bavr com
lescd their rad from Monroe 10 the city Of Chicago,
with heavy trad, and have placed upon the Lakes to
run ~ connection " IN this ronte The following mag
nihccnt and unoqualed Steamers; Empire STATE, n.
Van Allen, Commander leaving Buflnlo Mondays and
Thursdays .Northcra Iraran, II. Wagstan, Cominan.
der, leaving Buffalo Tuesdays and Fridays Southern
Michigan, A. ". Perkins, Commander, leaving buffalo
Wednesdays aud Saturdays.
No expense has been spared Ia the construction and
hlhg up OF the ab0ve Slcamers. Their engines are
Of large and low pressure having been consume
ted expressly for these boats.
The boat will leave the NJ. :. II. H. Line Dock
oot Of Commercial ST. a. s,ou after the arrival Of the
Evening Express Train o. will allow tho Inails 20 b..
changed and baggage selected aud taken The b0ats
proceeding with M detention To Monroe, (2i0 miles in
- hours,) where the Express Train will be In waiting
Gas miles IA b0ufs)
Passengers can have their baggage taken to the boa
free By delivering their checks 10 the baggage agent Of
the Line, who will always be on the Train Tho, can
also have Their baggage checked from Buffalo ~ CHI.
csga.
While the mails are being changed, and baggage
lectnd aud taken 10 the boats, passengers will have
penty Of time 70 ~ 10 Hotels aud get supper
The dHtautc saved by this Line over ans other foue
IL between 30 and 20 miles
State Rooms board Of the boats, are reserved fpr
passengers arriving on the Evening Express Train.
f"f freight ~ passage apply On board To y. "
kiSSr, Agent, NJ. = Il. Il. Dock foot Of Comm. rca
Street buffalo,
Tickets on the above Lane, can be obtained at III
once u the H. & 3. r. X. Company 3l-ff
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
1854 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1888
Western Vermont Railroad,

INROM RUTLAND TO BENNINGTON, in CON
i nrctinn with Rutland A Burlington, Tras 4 hoe
ton, and Hudson River Railroads forming tho ohl,
Express ahd Through Mail Line frum Montreal. Og
dcnrbnreh, Rou~e's font harrington, and flaits.
bufrb, r. Troy, Albany, New Noik, and the West.
No change Of Cars OF baggage beiwo,n Rutland
and Troy.
pEjrushuirh and Montreal ran 20 through Troy
the same day. Passengers leaving Montreal at u NJ.
viii reach Troy tho same evening, aud New lufk
1890 7. ". nett day. Passengers leaving Montreal
by nitefnoon train reach 1ry neat day at 225, and
NrNA Aitfk A NJ
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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
Newmsn's Primary Physiology,

This wofk gives an easy and familiar eH position nf
the most wonderful operations Of the living economy.
II Is int nded Tor the youngest class Of pupils, and c,-
pccted 10 excite their curiosity and admiration suici
cnily to- with 10 pursue the study still further At the
time there is such general insight into the Laws
OF Health and Disease a. 10 make them careful IN
gard Ia forming hEbs Of life. Al tho bottom of each
page Is ll sci uf questions for rocitations II Is full
y illustrated by large number of well executed On
cravings, many If which are beautifully colurcd.
Az of the abuvc AIMED books sold, wholesale
aud fctIil, al our luwcsi prices, by
H. l.. SPENCER,
In-lm knilnnl. VI.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02
Single Combat at Waterloo.

The third hussars next advanced, in
order to avenge The fate of their coun-
trymcn. The French soon formed up
10 receive these new adversaries, and
both parties stood observing each other
for moment rs hardly liking to engage.
Al last the hussars charged; the French,
with their brilliant idea of cavalry tao
tics, awaiting the onset de pied fe,Bie
a short melee Ut swords point followed,
without being attended with any mate
rial result. One of the many hand.to-
hand combals that took place during the
day occurred here in full view OF the
British line, Immediately after the main
parties separated A hussar on one
side, and a cuirassicr on the other, had
been tangled among retiring enemies,
On attempting TO regain their respcc-
tive corps, they met in the plain. The
hussar had lost his cap, and was bleed
ing from \ wound 10 the head but lac
did not on that account hesitate 10 a.
tack his sieel-ciad adversary. and it
was soon proved, If proof were neeessa-
~, that the strength Of cavalry consists
in good horsemanship, and in the skill
fol use Of the sword. and not IN heavy
defensive nrmor. The superiority of
the hussaf was visible the moment the
swords crossed after "A few wheels, a
tremendous incer made the Frenchman
reelNn his saddle an altemp, TO escape
from his more active foe were inpos-
sible, and a second blow stretched bin
on the ground, amid the cheers Of the
Germans, who in anxious suspense. had
remained quiet spectators fihe fight
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

htw's fracucii Hpok kcrping, gned 60 be used In
iht Instruction ui common srhuo II is better adapt
ei in iuA judgment, 20 The ordinary business II the
great maiufn Of the p-ople uf or county than any
trsttse mat has been hitherto used II - calculated
g. bung into the know ledge The pupil has acquired
Of arithmetic and peumanship. II fumishoe system.
ate nrthud fer the Transaction of the busi
ot lii,, and can not lsd think To- be trrrived
with fayot hy Teachers and Others throughout the
country. feel greatly Disposed 10 favor it. USE
JOSEPH NckEEN, IL. D.,
Superintendent uf Common schools Tot the
and d at N.xs. k..L
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sinift's uaafte biography, 3, s itfrr ser alics
ne rsaai.insuoa ct Alas vt Maps and Tcst bat ia
une wart Ihs uses sn ifnm steel pilts.. and huely
cuioict AID ne qHefsiuf The map sft usasi! 90
iir Opposite pafe. and " zee same egapiEg
Mos irsrhsfs Ar satisfied, tf1a ftfsfirnr-, that
nv uld len huks thr SCIENCE ~ GsfgfsahN 80 iao
mpch nli.d up with Statistical. tcaiariral md It's
tafstai UuNa. Fists drirri cunsn mach Nalu able
iilns both ~ tfaftrfs nud lsrs ~ ides rrNdcrur NJ,
siadt Faunaatir, nat isfrc portion q t'iusc n
TENDING ttuaaau rg1sls ncvef cuiFrupon b. ~ u tbUf
d. sefN fafrN ~ thuiugh e g. tlu end
10 sbyiait ihis dinituitt, and fendci thu ftud,
pie tsinf aH8 attractive, smth's 1usfia Geography
hs. beeu rrepsrft shd cHhtsiHs nothiHs but What
pyasfiy irlphrs 90 tbis seieHrs, aud n enaeeasvd
~ g. enable the lesnlrf, dnruai, 10 sc'~ifc eod
prsruchi knowledge 20 the leading features and facts
% %. .l % .lnge laLn d illc, l1mL nll-..
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fFINFl
Designed tDr Schools Extending frun tho discovery
Of AutHca by Columbus 10 the present tine with
numerous Maps aud EngrayinFs, together with a
notice IT American Antiquities and the Indian
Tribes. BY Egbcu Guernsey, 4. VI.
This is rily American work one that viii cause the
pupil 30 regard his ceunty with love and revcf-
rnco. School Histories commonly leave vast amount
Of Information unnotccd and present only dry de
tail. Mr. Gucfnsty has taken an entirely different
COURT, and has given all that could be given, in due
dor tI
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

~ A"fhfhaiHN WI IAN ~ u EtN.
- q casiaea ~ Nsr lari
niTEHr ZOE aAl-E ~ faiisains sfasi+.. a.,
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Ca ai,arra, ID ir ~ had pstefs a .,ss, ssr-i.
is5 cs nii7a ~ iir tsrlaas tfltrtts tsa u ktarr
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'tiAt' i-lA asu
D00 a,d. fa.asf 1T o.. Ytn,, Bfsas,. js,i s,s.t,
wv % sas - saa 81 LANbos a GEAKEh
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New Goods
Al The AEkk y.In< sTnK

~ ~ riiN are noe fcoessiaF the fi.ssi s;,itf
q. 90 sfirk ~ 5sslds Onefsd here raiisIstib
a 'ttfhss sassiHpffrs IAiesltBs, Sherps 4sfsa Ar
Nstthfs - fafisas siufs nftaA Good. 81 al Aiuas
hel rlsie rhANls tsfnhFts AID nasiin EBihrlit..
- Dread ahd tHitfr EdEnss Dft-s Tumaisags
hihiAftf = Firti eafisif rinv funnfts Teilsf.
tiltitpirs'- ~ fhe beet quality
t@issaf tff.afFatf 20 even ArssnIfi1n rtsrss =
aiisfs--tuft snfuid ana unffuund
hAFdrsFs and 'atifrs ilfigs sna Nsdirinss Pa
irai hfdirirea, = rrtfs Hsasal tind
riiss hil and fsndiurs
A Hasanuf sifaE ~ ftfsa-fIr f.ssfs s q, - an, e..
tif'''. ted ilearhf1 rheeiinFt and shiuisrs nfaa
ahd ilrssls4 sliisa f1snnels llenisns " me- a.
,'a,''ee Msdaiar hsua WirtihFi II ins Caib
fsfa. a..
hsits sua ~hoss q 80 kiae.
Bmgisna A.a =. fsSa
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Mis- lfsif- OF hesiiif- Vermont Valley, Ehd Snlh.
van RaHrads. f,w Windsor, iuston, Worcester, Low
cli. Springfield, Hartford, New Haven aud New
NuTk.
Qryr Fares arr less when Ticseis arc purchased =
the ofircs, Than uhen paid Ia the CAr-
JoilN :. DUNLAP, sept
burlington Nov, TO- lsiie gt-u
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

Tho superiority
Of the above com
pound over all 9th
ers, for the cure Of
this class of din
ciiltios, and tho
only remedy, In u
large proportion Of
such cases the
inrnense numbers
now afflicted and
upon beds OF sick
moss, or Otherwise
SUIT ring, uith0Hi a
remedy, are our In
duccil1ents to its
preparation 4 dis
seiIiinstion thro'-
OFT THE county
Our knowledge II
the superior rene
dial powers OF This