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Public Sale Of Valuable Mill
Property, with desirable Coun-
trV Residence

ALSO, THE SURPLUS LAND ATTACHED
THERETO
TIIE subscribers offers at public sale on the prem
l. ises, on Thursday, the J 1th OF August, 1884
that valuable Touring mill known as the ''BELMoyr
MILL" situated in Bolmout county, Ohio, ; miles
west of Wheeling the Matt NAL Road and in the
pretty valley OF Indian Wheeling creek
With it ne offers as much Of the land as the pur.
chaser may want, with all the improvements lhere-
on, a mill, superior brick dwelling, barn,
stables, &c, &c. The mill has the very latest I'M
proyements, and its looation is superior.
Tbs balance of the land attached TO the mil prpp.
eriy, will be oivideu into lots TO sut purchasers
one tract to consist Of from l30 to lGO acres with
several smaller tracts, of which is suitable for
market Gardenl all Immediately on the National
Road The land is very productive.
The terms, which will be ensy, will be made
known the day of sale.
aug lw JAMES Y. FATHERS ON
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surp other remedies, in being more certain,
less expensive, and l.aving the system in better
condition Let all interested call nnd obtain pam
phIet III Cel containing ample proof from the most
respectable sources Of the benetirial results of its
use; together with letters from highly experienced
Physicians who have used it in their practice, and
speak irenl their own observations.
REFERENCE
7. B Peckh am, M. d Utica. NY.
l.. ID. Fleming, NJ. D., Rochester, ~ Y.
NJ II. Mills, NJ. D. Rochester, N. y
ID. Y. Foote, NJ d., Syracuse, n. I.
Prof Dunbar, NJ D., Baltimore, Nd.
&c. Orrlck, NJ. D., Baltimore, Md.
w w. Reese, M D., New York city.
w. Prescott NJ d., Concord, n. ii.
]. p. Ncwland, NJ. D., Utica, \ y.
Rev. {. ) Beard, Glenn Springs, sc.
PAMPHLETS TO BEHAD GRATIS AT THE
STORE OF
JouN McBEAN, Agent, Druggist Cadiz, 0. Also
By C.. l.. Fawcett & Co, Mt Pleasant, Harsh K
McCutcheon, Steubenve, and by Druggists gener
ally.
| feel it duty incumbent upon mysGlt 10 declare
rabGcy the great blessing Dr. Nnrchisi's Uterine
CalhoHcon has proved to me. For 'wo years my
he#th was miserable; was almost unable to walk
Physicians pronounced my case falling OF the womb,
extensive uccrations CONNIE ncin4 with iluor abus.
The pains, irritation, protratiOn, and the lnoera
bic ltrtd disc.large rendered lite almost Il hnrden.
In this mis- SCRABBLE condition, DIR. +. F. Newlaud re-
commented DR.. MarchiSi's Uterine Cahullcon. 49,
Aier taking four bottles find nyse. in perfect
health. Gratitude for restoration makes me ardent
y desire that all my sex, alike unfortunate, may
find sure relief from this ineslimnbc snedicine.
ELIZABETH A NEWhAND,
No. - West st, Uriaa, N. y.
The above statetQeut know to be true.
+. 2. NENLAND, NJ. D. Utica. N. '.
have ne hcsitatiuq ip saying Dr. Marchsi tt,r
inc Caihc icou is Invaluable in uterine diseases gem
orally have used it in EIuor Alb,ls, AnenorrhGa,
Prolapsus Uteri and in cases Of extensive ulccra-
ton o the yqgini and Of uteri 1t is worthy OF the
notice ofthe Faculty.
JOHN [. ORRlCK, N. D. Baltimore, Md.
WI. B. Marchisi & Co, Proprctors, Central De
pot 3G4 Croadway. N. Y aug :, "a 6n
I lSr OF leller5 remaining III the post office at
IL Nloorcfied Ohio, July q, 1884.
Emanuel Gregg, ;; Miss Botsey Hutchinson; VIM
Howard, .; VIM. Shirley. ). IVES +, T. NJ
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DIR. j. b: MARCHISPS
CELEBRATED CATHOLICAN


1t stands pre- .emi.
nent tor its curative
powers in all the dis.
eases Tor which il i
recommended. usual.
ly called ten ale com
plants. OF these are
PrOlapsus Uteri, OF
Falling of the Womb;
Incidental Hem or
rhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed,
and Irregular NJ c H.
situation, &c, with
all their accompany.
ing evils, Cancer ex.
cepted,) no matter
of how long standing
The Catholican far
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WHEAr.--The Baltimore Amsricon says;
"The farmers have mad their anIicipaiions
OF high prices for this years crop so great
iy elevated that there is a general disposi-
ton among them 10 hold back their wheat
IN the hope that prices will yet go up to a
figure somewhat in keeping with their ex-
pectatioas. The result Of this is an abso-
Lutte scarcity of wheat in the wheat-growing
districts, and one or two parcels have lately
been sold from Baltimore to be returped to
the interior of the country, in order 10 keep
the mills there in. operation. Flour has also
recently been sent from Baltimore to Cum
berland, and corn to Friedrich and Hagers-
town. These singular transactions, revers
ing the usual course of trade, indicate that
the farmers feel the independent position in
which the high prices and ready sale of their
last years crops has placeb them, and that
they are impressed with the idea that by
holding back they will secure higher mar
ket later in the season. Our agricultEsists,
though always prepared to condemn city
spectators, are not themselves above the
exciting bait, and generally plunge into the
strife with an eageness and excitement that
is particularly calculated to insure defeat in
business especially calling for GOODNESS
and q close calculation. What will be the
result of their present movement we do not
venture even to guess, but it is certain that
there will be losers somewhere"
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GOOds qeeeiUed by
40 lHOuSektCDCrS.
w. D. MOTTE G BROS,

DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF
STABLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
No l76, MARNEr Sr., WHEELING, Va.
w f wish to call the attention OF the citizens .
w Cadiz and the surrounding country, TO on
establishment in the City OF Wheeling Our hous,
deals in every description of DRY GOODS, We
will he prepared early in the season with splendid
stock, suitable for Fall and Winter Trade, 1t will
contain every thing new and fashionable in Fancy
Goods, together with all kinds OF STABLE 4 DO
MESTiC ARTICLES, such Us are suitable Tor fam
lily use
One of the Grrn Will be in the East n good doa ol
his time so that Will be receiving Fresh Goodi
every few days throughout the season. We will be
able to offer inducements in prices which but few
houses have in the Western Country.
We solicit call at our Store when you Visi. oul
City, and if do satisfy you that ii will be To
your interest To deal with us then it will be ouI
tault, w. ID. MUTTE IL BROTHER
Wheeling, Sept. II, 1853 lY
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NEW YORK MARKET

AUGUST &c Flour has advanced. straight
St tie 9,50a o, so; good Ohio 10.00a 10, 50;
Southern advanced %. and is selling at 0 :
25a9,3 81. Wheat unchanged. limited bust
ness at previous rates. Corn adrancrd &c,
Western mixed S7!; Southern nominal
Pork rihe higher mess, 400. Beef un,
changed. Lard firm.
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Stop and Think.
Now is the tinle no more delay.
Stop that Congh; ., sIop il TO dnY.

IT WTLL UNbY COST lOV o CTS.
nR. LOCOCK'S Pulmonic Waters are unfailing
~ in the euro OF coughs, colds, Asthma, Bronche
It's Ioarsness and all diseases OF the Lungs Thuls
ands can and will testify to their virtue, bnt one
box will satisfy the most skeptcal that they are
what represented, they are convenient to carry in
the pocket have most pleasant TASTE and pure
ly Vegetable. 1f@N N&&E&
Beware there is an imitation offered for sale--
The genuine has the signature Of Taylor engraved
npon each box, Tor sale by Mrdrchlc Dealers gnnar
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Me "hanics, Inventors and Manu-
f4cturers
$3.50. IN CASH PRIZES. $50.

VOLUME Ten OF THE "ScIENTIYIC AMER.
1CAN" commences on the 10th OF September.
1t is chiefly devoted to the ADVANCEMENT OF the in
terests OF Mechanics, Inventors, Manufacturers aud
Farmers, and is edited practically skilled III
the arts and sciences. Probably no other jon nal
Of the same character is SO extensively circulated
or so generally esteemed for its pracica' aOiity.
Nearly ali the Valuable Patents which Issue weekly
from the Patent Office illustrated with enpru
wings, and the claims OF all the Patents are pub
liShed regularly in lts columns as they are tssned
thus making ii 4 perfect Scientific and MechanicsI |
Encyclopedia OF lntonnntlon upon the subjects Vi
Mechanical Improvements. Chemistry, Engineering
and the Sciences generally 1t is PUBLISH weekly
in quarto form suitable ior binding and each v"l.
Inle contains Four Hundred and Sixteen Pages OF
Reading Matter, Several Hundred EXgrayings, " th
n full and complete Index Its circulation on the
last Volum exceeded y 900 copies per week. and
the practical receipts i'll one volume arc worth to
nuy family much more than the subscription PRICE
The following Cash Prizes offered by the Pub
fishers for the fourteen largest lists OF Subscribers
sent in by the lst OF january, lS35i-$luo will be
given for The largest list S7jrr the second; Sh5 Tor
the third; $50 Tor the fourth; $JOtor the ili so Tor
the sixtil $40 for the seveulh S3j for the elghth
$50 for the nin S!J for the tentt $40 for the UGv
enih; lj for the twelfth; Sl0 tor the hirteenth und
SIS Tor the fourteenth The cash will he plld to the
ord Ter Of the successful competitor immediately alter
the LIST fJanuury, 1879.
TErMs-.-UXe copy, one year, 81 one copy, six
months 81; five copies, sx months ~ ten copies,
six months 50; ten copies, twelve months, 3l3 iii
teen copies ,weIve months, S22; twenty copies, II
months, $2S in advance.
No number of subscriptions above twenty can be
taken at less than 81 40 each. Names can be sent
in at different times and from different Post t'Ifces
Southern and Western money taken tor subscrip-
ton.
Ll tiers should be directed, postpaid, to Mum Il
Co. l2S Fulton Street, n. Y.
Nessrs Mum Il Co are extensively engaged IN
procuring patents for new inventions, viii AZ :
wise inventors without charge in gard to the nov
ely OF their imp oyements.
August % 1854.
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will also attend at the Ireasurer's Office in Ca.
dlz TO The POM OF December ensuing to receive the
taxes OF those who cannot make II convenient TO
pay while attending i'll the Townships, alter that
time the penalty according to law will be addel J.
The following fable shows the amount OF ia lev.
led on the dollar or the $1,000 valuation for , yeer
ISjl. - ''''
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Farms for Sale.

FlHE subscriber offers % private sale Fam in
i Harrison county, situated one bali Hils south
Of the bottom road from Cadiz TO New Phsladslphia
one and ore hall miles south east from The Town Of
Harrison nOunty, containing 10 acres;
l4O acres 0fNhcn is cleared and the remainder well
tmbered. About three. iOurihs OF the entire irHck
is bottom lard in good state of cultivation, md ali
well watered. The Improvements consist Oi a good
two story FraHe Dwelling FOuse, good Barn.
Stable, Wagon Shed and Spring House. all in good
repair. There areeIsy'0n the premises choice
lection of Fruit.
The properly will,hs sold at a reasonable price
and liberul chances tor payment For particulars
enquire OF the subscriber or VIM. liagg both IN the
robson PUMPHREY
rs Also AT private saic the Farm upon Which
John Miller Resides, near The above named premises,
containing 2iO acres l7U acres Of which IL bottom
land. The entife premises are well watrred ia 4
good state OF cultivation and well improved For
particulars enquire Of Wm. llogg, Cndiz, Harrison
county, Ohio.
CadIz, iuly l9, ls5i.-3m
lust received very fine stock ol SPEIyd and
u SuMNER GUunS, which viii be sold very low
Call and see themat SHVl WELL y GRADES
Cadiz, ., April ;, 1854
4 VERY fine sIock OF RGAuY MADE CLoTHIxl:
n Fine tfock Coats, Linen coats,
do dress do, Plain and barred vests
do sack dc, Satin, silk, valuecia,
CommOn do, Murseiles com. vests
most ot which We're nude by the best OF workmen
here, and will be sold very low call and
upj II SHOrWELL& 6. GRADES
DEh AGE de Inins, barred do, Lama cloths fig
ID ured and plain lawns, prints, ginghains, and IN
tact all kinds VI dresJ goods for Indies, at
upj d SHOrWELL 81 GRADES
L ACES, he7cry, gloves and mitts, at
Ia ap5 81 SHOTWELL IL GRADES
NtliOES and boots, fine and common, at
y npj 81 SHUrWELL 81 GRADES
4 LARGE assortment of linen coating, do plnir
N and barred; Hats and Caps and shirts, line AND
common; ribbons, trnges aud trimmings, at
apJ 81 SHUTWELL ~ CRABB'S
EROCERlES, Queens ware, &c. at
" ap554
1 INEN and silk handkerclefs, embroidered
IL and plain do at SHOfWELL & GRADES
uul Dl
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John Miller's Estate.

N0TlCE is hereby given that tho undersigned
~ has been appointed and qualified executor Of
Harrison county, Ohio, deceased. All persons in
lercsted will take notice accordingly. Dated at Ca
iiz this 35th day Of August, 1854
M JOSEPH DUNLAP, Executor
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DlED-Near Jefferson, Ohio, on the
10th inst. Daniel Miller, Sr., an old resident
of German township.
In NeE Athens, on the 9th inst, Mr. John
Miller
In this township, on he Gath inst. Mr..
John LalIeyty.
Near Davenport, Iowa, on the 18th inst,
Mr.. Stewart Beebe, formerly f this place,
but for the last few years resident of Iowa.
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OLps on THE SrUMP-The DR.. is deter
mined TO be reelected, or die game. He is
posted for speech in every township in his
district. The wings are charging him with
all sorts of outrageous things, among Others
of being gambler. Olds tells them that
Washington is bad place for man of easy
virtue, thatit wont do to send Galloway, ( his
opponent) there at all, as he (0Ids) with all
his power of resistance can hardly save him
sell. If Me righteous scarcely are saved, %
&c. That's cool and considerate. lttakes
Olds.
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Notice to Tax-Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given, that l. or my deputy,
~ wall attend in the following Townships OF Har.
ri5on county, at the several places OF holding cleo.
!lons, on the following days to receive taxes
In Athens on Monday September p5th 1874
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MARRlED-At NJ the Western Exchange,
in Carrolton, on the 2Jth inst, by Rev. a.
Swaney DR.. Tuos. H. SMITH, of New Pha-
delphia, and Miss MARY ELLEN LEGcEr, of
that place.
Atthe Parsonagein Deersville, Aug. l7th,
by Rev. Z. S. Weller, Mr.. ROBERT LAUGH.
RIDGE to Miss JANE MckINNEY both of Har-
rison Co. O.
August "a, 1854, by G. Gray, Mr.. Tuos.
LAUonnIDeE of Gallia county, and Miss
4qAY HTxoN of Harrison county, 0.
On Thursday 24th inst, by the Rev. D.
Sparks, Mr.. II. U. KAIL and Miss ELIZA
BETH BEIcEER. all of Harrison co.
By the Rev. t. r. Crawford, in the Pub.
Iican House at Franklin, on the l7th inst,
Mr. JOIN G. BARGER and CArHARINE Mil.
tTGAN, all Of Harrison County.
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Attention, Gentlemen!
DestTOyed by Fire

DETWEEN the years 1880 and 1854 large and
ID YsNable trucks of timber have been cut down
and sacrificed TO the flames, for the want OF ploper
machinery 10 make II valuable.
Having purchased the right to manufacture and
use Woods improved shingG machine i'll the county
Of Harrison, we now OTTER tor sale township ndl.
vldual rig hts on favorable terms. This Justly Gale
bruted machine will make and joint from ~ to 100
shingles per minute, and do its work well. Testl-
monlals can be produced from the highest nnechani
cal authority in the land. Specimens of its work
be seen at VIM. ilOSg's or ]. p Woods, CadiS 10
Individuals wishing to purchase rights of this ma
chine, We warrant it /" make in value many
merchantabe shingles as will pay tor machine and
right i'll one week; or we will refund the money.
DEVlLBLloS & BRADEN.
Mn, I,l
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NNCINNATl MANKET.

ArGusT 2G.-FIour a,45a3, 80. Whisky.
RIO salcs Nothing transpired in proyis-
ions.
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Estate of Daniel Miller.

NOTICE isheIeby given that the undersigned
IN have been appointed and duly quail fled ex-
ecutsss OF the estate OF Daniel NJ ler, late OF HaTr
son county, Ohio, deceased. All persons indebted
to said estate requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims WILL present them
within one year for settlement.
John MILLER, Executors
HENRY MILLER J EAeSu'ois'
August 2G. 1854 nd
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Final Accounts.

NOTICE is hereby given that the following &C.
~ counts have been filed in The Probate Court Of
Harrison county, Ohio, for settlement, to wit:
The final account Of Jseob Lukens as admins
traitor OF the estate OF George T. LIlkens deceased
The account of Jumes Taggsrt as the guardian OF
Mitchsl4eed aud others in their minority.
TIE account of John Smith executor Of the last
will and testament of John W. SIaiih, deceased.
Andth the same will be seyerally examined and
passed HpOn by the undersigned on the 2sth day of
September next. B. w. NElRS, PROBATE Judge.
August 10 1874
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Furniture and Mattress Ware
Room.
N. A. HANNA,

-" GUILD respectfully inform the citizens otCadiz
w and vicinity, that he is now manufacturing
and intends keeping constantly on hand general
assortment Of Cabinet Furniture, which for style,
finish, durability and neatness cannot be surpassed
in the county. He also manufactures every article
of spring, hair, shnck cotton apd straw mattresses,
which are gotten up in the most approved manner
and for cheapnuss and durability. are without para-
lei in this vicinity. All who wish to enjoy health
nifty Of procu ing good mattress. He also manu-
factures aud repairs Venitian Blinds, and keeps on
hand Gilt moudings for looking. glass and picture
frames.
By executing all orders in n superior manner and
selling his wares at m 'derate prices he hopes TO
secure liberal share of patronage
Ware Room corner of Steubenvie and Warren
st s--opposie Mcladdens store.
Cadiz q. Anril ;. 1884
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HATS AND CAPS.

N g. ]. TACGART respectfully informs then
~ customers and the public generally, that they
always keep on hand good Geck OF Ilnte Of their
ceived very large stock OF lats and cnps from the
east consisting Of fine Mole Skin Hats Of the fall
fashion, fur and wool kossuth Hats, great variety
OF silk plush Caps OF the latest styles Tor men and
boys; also great variety OF boys and chidrens cloth
Caps, which they will soil at prices that cannot islI
TO satisfy the buyer. d. &. J. TAtiGART.
Cadiz Sept. %, lSJ2ly.
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Basket Factory,
oHselO and SDLendid

A SSORTMENT Of Dnguereotypo Stock Just
N received. Including nIl sizes aud kiais from
The comrnsn to the fancy Different tastes rnay be
gra,ilied on Ihe most reasonable terms cali and
eXalniae them.
August Is, 1851. II, DAVIS.
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EETo PERSONS OUT OF EMrLorMESr. ls1
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nAl,iilAGES. RItGEY,S.

Sukya, Gigs. Wagons, &c. On the shortest notice
aud on reasonable terms. His work will b. manu-.
faclured OF the very hest materials that can be pro-
cured and in point of finish shall not he surpassed
by any es,ah shment n the Stnte Those wanting
good job vii do we'll to give ME call All
kinds OF repairing, painting, trimming, &c, done
at The shortest notice,
64rShspncarly opposite the Douglass llo use, and
in ,he rear Of NJ Slemmono' Bincksmlth Shop.
BENJAMIN Penn.
Cadiz Ohio Ang slit
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NEW GARBAGE MAFACNU-
TORY.

TNHE subscriber would respectful y n'orm ,ht
4 citizens OF Harrison and the adjoining counties
that he intends to manufacture in the very best
STYLE all kinds OF
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VuSr received and tor sale ut tinney's, ~ lhtS,
j sckles, Sylle sneaths, Forks OF all kinds, also
Wharton's rakes he will sell exceedingly low.
DRIME n q Sugar, chrushed Loaf sngar primt
/ sugar house and q Molusses, rio cutle., nice,
tubacco and salt at w G. FlNNET'S
A l.SO new supply Of Queensware, consisting
N of white granite plates, soup plates, covered
vegetable discs, teas. bowls and pitchers at
VIC FlNNEY'S.
A IISOa new lot Of G. Glassware, consisting in parl
IN of Fillmore, diamond and queen city disIe !,
French salts, huted peppers, ,,Ihbed syrup anu
Webster rumhIrrs ut FIkNEY'S -
DRIMti Shad by the piece or halt hbl. for sale
1 chpnn nv iuy u w & FINNEH.
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august %, 1854
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-09
lllI. j. R DULIN

NMTOULD respectfully inform tho citizens of FL Dorado
w and the adjoining counties that he sill resides in
Onion city, at his Old and where he will be happy TO ad
minister prescribe to for any who wish his
vices He uses nothing of mecual corrosive nature
as an internal remedy he pursues the Old Gsrnan method
OF discriminating OF Judging diseases by the Urine, in
which he has failed give de6nte description Of the
disease. lie also proposes to describe ell ~----r
INTERNAL DISEASES
by tae pulse In MI external 0 he wishes to the
patient ii those who mag nave trel their family Physi
cans and they have failed to relieve Them win call him.
Iaat in mos they would entire satisfaction
inhe following diseases has had unparalleled success
in affections, affections of the liver dvspepsa
febril diseases in their various types pe1sy asthma
coughs, colds, etc, i at.'j>f' - 81
t-la INciPIENT CONSUMPTION
rheuTnatisns fits dropsy, cancers, white sweling ulcers
Of III kiuds fula pes, diseases of sreen n;estines
and kidneys. 0bserueous of the urine organs all kinds
of Fenias Sseaees if cercatss were OF any account
he could obtain those Of hundreds who has reazed sch
unaraleed benetand relief by taking his Medicine not
og acute attacks but diseases Of long standing which
has perhaps been lingering and praying upon the yta for
months al perlals AL thoac who haze
sion to seekthe aid 0fa Physician woud do well to give
him eaA ahsee aad est4he matter for Themselves. He
is tied down to OH nofGh fine spun theories, but the
oriea priness and remedies which he has ouE by dill
gent study and close aderpnee 10 te laws of human
nature, experanee and practice to be ecacious and i
ble when in tho power Of nodcrc and all I've asks tcr
lis practice tobe appreciated IN accordance La III
he knows the systems swsther of medicine any other
science must slaaa err fall the effects they produce.
sn, " rsSsot city 1Tes xs'ii g 1854 n