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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-02

Hon George NJ. Dallas has been appoint
ed u. S. minister to England in place of Mr.
Buchanan, who wishes to return home.
Lieut. Col Bragg, so widely known to the
country for his gallant conduct at Buena Wis
ta, has resigned his commission i'll the Army.
Usual Knapp, the last of Washington's
life guard, died at Newburgh, n. Y, on the
llth inst, aged SO years.
The peaches and plums are said to be Kill
ed in the vicinity of Louisville and Alton.
Frank Pierce is said to BE- busy election
eering for denomination He is franking
his message to the members Of the legisla-
lures of southern states.
Impudencc Conquers All Things.
zon Smith has been chosen speaker of the
Oregon house of representatives.
At Kansas meeting recently held in Chi
cago, $1,000 were subscribed on the spot, To
relieve the free state settlers.
We are indebted to Dr.. Peck, our repre-
sentative, for pamphlet copy of Gov. Me-
dilPs message. rI
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-02

1t is said that the British feet has found
a terrible enemy in the sea Of AzoGr, in the
form of large and destructive sea worm,
peculiar to those waters. They attack tn,
uncoppered parts under the water line of the
ships, and bore through them with the rapid
ity of an old carpenter, handling an auger.
Vessels navigating those seas, have to be
sheathed to the water line, or else their days
are soon numbered.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1856-02-16

THREE IMPORTANT INvENTIoNs..-A letter
from Paris to the New Orleans Picayunc, saws
that lady has discovered process for lique-
flying ivory, and casting it in moulds A
photographer has also discovered a method
for fixing on any canvas prepared for oil
painting likeness of the size of life, SO that
all an artist needs to do, is to ask one sitting
of the person who desires his portrait, and
the portrait may be completed at leisure
NJ. Bonelli has invented locomotive tele-
graph" which promises to be of the greatest
utility. lie uses, (instead of the ordinary
wirc) a fiat iron bar or strip some inches
thick and Some inch wide, secured in the mid
die Of the track and isolated by earthen-ware
which keeps it several inches above the soil.
An arrangement of springs. which can be
raised or lowered at will, enables the operator
to place in communication the telegraph APP
paratus which is in the tender and this bar
or strip. These springs glide on the bar all
the time the train is in motion, so that the
operator may at any time send or receive tel
csraph dispatches. The apparatus is con-
ncctcd with the soil by the axels, wheels and
rails The experiments made wcle complete
w successful.
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TIE FIRST Successful EXPERIMENT OF TIE
Use OF THE llowlTzER IN SAVING HUMAN
LirE.-Ihe Boston Advertiser gives an in
1crcsting account furnished by the Trustees
of the Massachusetts, Humane Society of the
success which has attended the first expert
ncnt with the howitzcr lately supplied by
government. and stationed near Peaked Hill
Bars, about four miles from Race Point, Cape
God. 1t appears that schooner Clarendon, of
Rockland. Maine. was driven ashore at,sthat
lont on the morning of the 5th inst, and
soon after totally lost with her cargo. The
vessel when found by the superintendent Of
the station, lay upon a bar with nothing
above water but her masts to which the crew,
five i'll number, were clinging. The cold be-
ing too intense to admit of an attempt to res
cue the unfortunate men with the surf boat,
until communication could hc established.
the howitZcr was charged with six pound
shell, which with two hundred and fifty yards
If line attached was thrown directly across
the spring stay Of the schooner. The report
then says:
Owing to the bcnumcd and exhausted con-
'dlll'n Of the men, some time elapsed before
the line could DC reached. when this was done
1t lccane necessary to haul on board a larger
rope, most difficult thing to do in such a
md nv mor,,;,r.,,,'o r. cn,,o,;a WV q
,,,,l, o,,.II;.l'i o,,a',.,, ,, w."
m,jc to nnt ,ho III, cnr off 70 ,i,a ,,,"ol, 1,'t
,,w;nc ,ar,l,. 70 th,. ;,,,.s;l;i;,,, ~ h.,,;n,,
II nn and ,,,r,,,. ~ ,i,a c,ot ,,.,. ,' ,"n,I.,
r,,o conI., unt J.. h,,,i.,a can,,t,t 70 m,o ~.
;n,r ,r,cl, ~ a,ta,',,, ,..s si'.,,I,nI
tho hcav,. s,n r"n,,;ni, w. 49, anr,,s Nil
,hn rn,,c rendor.d i ;,,ro..i,i. G." s,ran, r
,n,u rv,n in warm w"n,h"r ~ ,n"d ,n '' ,I.,
n,nans thc c,so If ,hnSn "oor fo1lams so,n"d
.Ie.mnr,ta A. iii, cr;s;l t 'a 'ntLoot os
lumch,d and mannrJ 1919 A. ,.I u,c go, ran ;rrc "
m,.rlr ACCESS ," ,;r,o,, 't ,i 80" ."" !,
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All of the common pills of the day. called Ncgc-
table. Indian. Ca,harc. &c. claim that they cure
disease by purgimg from the bowels. This is as
far rs they go-th"y act upon the bowels by irr-
Eating the mucuous membrane and thus obtain AN
evacuation in the same manner as the bowels are
moved by eating something that disIgrces with
the system. This is tluy an unnatural me hol of
restoring the system 10 health by swallowing pills
hat dsagrccs and irritatcs it. those who have
taken these common pills arc vel aware of the
weak and dcbiliucd condition their systems are
left in. After the securing operation of these
drastic purgatvcs is over. the bowels are sore and
feeble and again become castive and bound up
Hence arise dyspepsia; and a host Of diseases -
Railways Regulators never leave the bowels in n
costvc condition or occasion pain or WEAKNESS in
their operation.
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NO. II.
r. X. RESOLEENT.

-. a, - \ - ,.---. !. a, -. -
D'so"'eS INA, ha.o po'a i,nSeanS M ne ~ s:eh
loi a;ons'n ~ ',ns s'n,,ns me p;' WIN I'M,
Pnn.'es ahu co.etin! 'I1 uoSy WIN soles anu
u.0.'s, uiseasIe - hci'ay 49, w.
U. ooh, ao,ol Wy vi "Anshii u ny
o'n'i u,sense' WI ",, y. "u'h o"io "'Se"''s
" p.uM W. ~ ur No W.TINn IrSor vpNr
po.ssss.s tbe ,nost nnst;x. cnr,t;xe n,w.rs
THIS ALI, POWERFUL. REMEDY
Has pcrenym.d mir,c,c, in tn. yav ofcur,s II has
mad. pcrsous sound and whole whose a,sb w ms
one mass of corrunt' on and who were 90 di.d,urra
by disease as to render them ob:c;ys rcpulsiy. to
.i,ht
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RAILWAYS REGULATORS.

We here direct the at sntion of the public to
our newly discovered rcmcLy-RADWA REG
tLATokS; they Iosscss the great curative proper
lies of PIrgative. ratharic. arercnt sudo.itic,
anti-dysrepfc, corrccor and Regulator of the
system They are in fact the only perfect pusa-
tive or cathnric remedy that has ever been dis
co, cred or given to the world
Railway Regulators will answer Il better pur-
pos. than Calomel or Mercury. without cntailing
on tho system the terrible injuries Of these banc-
full drugs
They are in the form of Pills. elegantly coated
with gum. perfectly tastolcss. and can be taken
without sickcning or seating the patient. They
are to be used in all cases when the system is OUT
OF order. or under the influence of disc use. One
or two doses of Roadway Regulators has frequent
ly checked the progress of the most terrible dis.
eases. and restored the system to health and regu-
arity.
They tstahl.h new and improved principles in
Medicine. and secured the great and important
power of regulating TO II healthy. natural and
harmonious action. each and every organ in the
body. This gre t controlling power has never
formed any part of the properties of the popular
Ca hartic. Vegetable or Inliau Purgative Pills
that have ever bccn in use
Railways Regulators lid the system from
discas: and res ore the HI, man body to health. on
entirely different principle to the weakening
sickenins and gripping method Of tho common
c"thartc and prrgaito pills
Dne or two of Railways Regulators will rcmov,
the cause that occasions pain or sickness or an
irregular or unnatural action or condition of III,
organs Of the body. quicker. more fec uul ano
with less trouble to the patient tn six or ten {"
the common cithaltic or pursatiye pills. The mo
mcnt Kadway's Regulators are taken into til,
<yS EN- afflicted with disease, their equalizina
eft cacy begins they search out the elements o
disease wherever they may be seated; they act up
| ON the Whole surface of the ncstincs and bowels
attracting the foul and mcrbid hunors from tn,
blood & ands. sccrcting vcsScs and cxpcliins
those seeds Of disease from the body. restoring Il
p'thy and regular action to the Liver Bowels
fM,,crcls. Heart. Kill cys, Bladder, Skin, and al
| other Nisccra.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That ap-
~ plication will made to the County Com
missioncrs Of Cecil county at their next regu-
larmeeting after the Goth day of February
next, for the appointment Of Examiners to
layout, straighten and amend the present road
leading from Wesley Chapel, Elk Neck, to-
wards the town Of Elkton, to commence
somewhere on tho road leading to North
East and thence downward toward Wesley
Chapel. Ian 20. '56-lm.
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TIL T. CECIL. WHIG
IS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY,
BY =. C. RICKETTS,

BY =. C. RICKETTS,.
TERMS.-S2 90 year, in advance.
$50, if not paid in advance.
800, for clubs Of Five.
1900, for clubs of Ten.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding a
square will be published three times for one
Il liar; and twenty-five cents for each suisse
qusnt insertion; longer ones in the same pro
portion. Cy-rwelvc lines BREWER, or space
elnel TO that make a square. ADVERTISE
mcnts published quarterly, semi annually or
yearly at moderate rates. Advertisements
sent without the number Of times they are
I" lie inserted being stated will be continued
until forbid and charged according to the
above rates. Fractions Gfa square charged
as n square.
U-No paper discontinued until all ar
resrages are paid.
CO Single copies ofthe paper, FIVE cents.
NF. b. PALMER, the American News
paper Agent. il the only authorized Ageni for
this paper IN the cities Of Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. and is duly empowered to
take advertisements and subscriptions at the
rates a, required by us. His receipts will
he r garded as payments. His offices are
RnsroN, Sc"llay's Buildings; NEW YORK.
Tribune Buildings; PHILADELrHIA, N. r.
corner Of Fifth and Chestnut Streets.
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RadNyaX's Ready Relief

rs to he used in all eases where there is pain
j The moment it is applied externally, or taken
internally, il will a'lny the most tarturng aches.
pains, crunps. spasms. burns, scalds, &e.. quicker
than Morphine. Chioiofoim. Nerauue or any
other anodyne or remedy that has ever been used
by medical men.
1t is safer than these dangcrou. rcuelics. The
public will bear in mind that Chlorotornl. Nor
phine. Opium, &c. only snc the pain by Supply
ing tho senses, that the pcrceptve faculties
loose the power Of feeling. and that after the ill.,
iiuencc of these narcotics have passed from the
system the pain az in breaks forth its terrible
pLngs with renewed violence.
Railways Ready Relief stops the pain and Ic-
moves the Of the disease that occasions il; it
ifuscs new life into the weak and diseased parts.
1t braccs up the nerves and establishes in the
system reaction of health and strength instead
of pain. weakness and disease.
As a counter irritant. Railways Ready Relief
applied to the surface of the body. where there is
inflammation congestion. it will instantly scat
ter the congestcd blood equalizcs the circulation.
and in few minutes the most excruiaing pains
removed This may be soen in cases of Lum-
bago. Gout. and rheumatism in their most terrible
forms. where an application Of Railways Ready
Relief will restore the patient to ease and comfort
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
soners of Cecil county at their next regular
meeting after Bird day of March, next, for the
appointment of examiners" to change the
Public Road from Basin Run Bridge at Liber-
ty Grove to Hugh Wright's cooper shop,
from the north to the south side Of said run,
in order to IA void difficult foIding.
Feb =, lSo6--lm.
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This is to Give Notice.

TTNIIAT the subscriber Of Cecil county hath OBJ
i tanned from the Orphans Court of said county,
letters of Administration on the personal estate Of
Stephen j. Brown.
late of said county. deceased. All persons having
claim. agairs, the said deceased, are hereby warn
ed to cxhibi, the same with the vouchers there If
duly authenticated on or before the
LIST day of January, 1857;
they may otherwise by law. be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate requested to make immediate pay
mcnt to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 18th day Of January, 1886.
ELISHA BROWN.
Administrator of Stephen J. Brown, decd.
Feb g. lS56--6w
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ROAD NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that application
~ will be made to the County Commits
sioners ofCccil county, at their next regular
meeting after the 3Id day of March, next,
for the appointment of"Examiners" to locate
and make public the road now open from the
IIarrisvile and Port Deposit road, at the
South West corner of John A. Lechler's
land. to the Wallace Road, at the residence
of James S. Nickle.
Feb . IS56-Im,
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Phila., Wilmington ana
naa a 81
BALTIM RAIL RIO A D.

CARS LEAVE ELKTON
For Baltimore. For Philadelphia
LIST train, 10 A. NJ. 1st train II A. NJ.
End ." q p. NJ 2nd - 1'P. NJ
3rd % / might 3rd " sP. NJ.
~" Besides which regular trains there will b. n
passenger ear attached to the through freight train
which viii. pass southwark at O'Clock p. NJ.
taking p ,ssengcrs for Baltimore and all tho i'll
tc. mediate stations.
BENZ WELLS,
Dec. IL 1856. Agent.
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o. ls.loers ano Correspondents.

0-J'Thc letter from our correspondent
and several other matters written for The
Wing this week, the printers found it mpos.
sihc to get in type.
G.7" Here is IA neat Valentine to one of our
correspondents
For The Cecil Wing.
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NOTICE.

Having concluded to discontinue my Store
Business, now offer to sell my entire Stock
and fixtures at first COST. Any person or
persons wishing to engage in the Dry Goods
and Grocery Business can get bargain by
applying to me in person. A. j. SCOTT.
Jan. 10Th, 1856 TT.
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AcrOStiC.
TO "OUR" POETESS.

TO "OUR' pOETESS.
Ever is thy brilliant fancy
Murmuring pocsy rarest gems
Mlnging thoughts which fash and sparkle
As rich. jcwclcd dndcns.
As the gentle Summer zephyr
Lulls the weary forms to rest;
In the same refreshing slumbcrs,
Calmly. sweetly, do thy numbers,
Fen the sa,ldcst hearts invest,
Brightly CLOVIS the eye, rurusing
Richest pearls from poesys miEe-
Der the check the assent blu$hing-
Worthy art thou with the NINE
Numbered fifty :" may thy honors,
Fer aug mcnting, lustrous shii.c.
VALENTINE
rom tho cave of Humility Feb I6
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted to the undersigned,
n either by note or book accounts, are
hereby requested and notified, to call and
settle. Many of these accounts are of long
standing and further indulgence must not be
expecteds WILMER x DAVIS.
Port Deposit, Dec. 20, lS55-3m.
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1000 TONS 40.
SUPER-PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

1000 TONS 40. 1
SUPERpHOSPHATE OF LIME,
nEBuRG'S original and genuine. warranted of
~ superior quality the chcapeat manure in the
world. Farmers and dealers supplied at low rates.
EXTRA QUALITY LAND PLASTER.
5000 barrels Extra Quality Land Plaster. &C.
lcctel for its fertilizing quality. 10000 bushels
of same in bulk
10000 barrels best quality Ordinary Land Plas-
ser. equal to the BEST USUALLY SOLD. at the
low price of 20 cents per bush- or SI.1O per bar
rel, with deduction for large lots. $4,000 hush
els Of ; me in bulk. 1000 barrels Calainel plas-
ter; 1000 barrels Casting Plaster; 800 barrels of
Dentist Plaster: 1000 barrels of hydraulic Cement;
900 barrels Of True Roman Cement.
Peruvian Gu:NO.
This article we otf.r in confidence to our cus-
toners, as equal to any imported anl far superior
t" most III the market. 10000 bags of this superior
Guano for sale, at the lowest market rates. Also
poUDRETTE. MEXICAN GuANU, GROUND
CHARCOAL, &c. &c.
FRENCH. RICHARDS 4 co.
At the STEAM PLESTEn MILLS, junction York
Avenue and Calowhill street, PHILADELPHIA
Feb Q. 56-3m.
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ELK IRON WORKS.

n IL u ia lOG - a. Ss
Situate on the Big Elk I miles from Elk
ton Md. The Rolling mill is in complete or
der, and is powerful mill. with Rolls &c
inches long-4 Furnaccs-thc head and fall
lG feet (part of the dam has been taken off
by the late frcshct) Saw and Grist Mills, 7
Tcncmcnts large Stone mansion house Stabl-
ing &C., with about l2 acres of land:
ALSO,
The Farm adjoining of about POS acres 25
in wood the balance in high state Of cultiva-
ton and very production.
Frame Mansion House and Kitchen, with
good water-largc double decker Barn, gram
AIRY and every thing complete. The mill and
Farm will be sold together or separately, and
will be sold low if immediate application be
made. Apply to +. G. Parkc on the premises
or the subscribe. JAMES McCAULEY.
Oct. 18th l955.-tf. Elkton Md.
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LETTER FROM ISAAC nuDDLEsToME.

Rapids. Parish. La. June 10th, 1865.
Messrs. Railway 4 Co Railways Ready Re-
lict has cured Peter May of rheumatism. when
thorc was 10 hope Of his recovery. | heard Of his
situation and sent for him. His right arm and
leg was all persisted. lie had no use of them ut
all; but by the use "fyour medicine in two months
he was carrying the III ii, from CherryviIe to
Burr's Ferry objected. lie said he must do
something for u living 1t has been fourteen
months 81, &c he was cu.cl. lie is now we'll. and
is working on his tlrm. and the whole cost of his
cure for your medicine was five dollars
Isaac IlupDLESToNH.
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WEST NOTTINIIAM
A G A u f. M Y.


~ ~ n - l. NJ
CECIL COUNTY, MARYLAND.
TllE next session Of this Institution will
Il commence on the first day Of November.
The course of study is extensive, such as to
tit students for either of the classes of Col
lcge, or any of the business pursuits of life.
Parents may here secure for their SONS
superior facilities for instruction, a pleasant,
retired and healthy residence. and entire
freedom from immoral associations.
Terms per session, boarding and washing
$4,000, Tuition $1,000, German, French and
Italian, and Drawing extra.
For circulars and further particulars. adj.
dress the Principals at Battle Swamp, Cecil
County, Md, GEO. DUFFlELD, A. VI.
r. F. NJ. FAEIITZ, A. NJ.
Oct. IS. Principals.
REFERENCRs.
LEVI II. EVANS. Esq, President.
Rev. JonN SQrIER, Secretary.
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

WYE, the undersigned, have been duly
w appointed and commissioned by the
County Commissioners Of Cecil county, Road
Examiners, to'vicw the grounds, and exam
inc and determine whether the convenience
of the public demands the laying out of Il
Public Road in the northern portion of Cecil
county, designated in the petition in relation
to it as follows: .To lead from Portcr's
Bridge to Rowlandsvile." And we do here =
by give notice that we will meet at Portcr's
Bridge on Tuesday, the 4ih Of March, neri, and
will then and there proceed to discharge the
duties enioincd on us by the aforesaid COM
mission by the County Commissioners Of
Cecil county.
EDWIN HAINES,
T HuSMAS d MAHEE1L' Examiners.
Feb I'm.
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Ads g.'tESEEy

Has enlarged maay . snail bnsincSsI
Has revived m7ny dIi business;
Has +, scucd many "a lost business;
Has saved IN my falling business;
Has pre- served many large businsss5
Has created many new business;
And ensures S ucccss in any business
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HONEY SOAP,

sk4AnAkA 49,. THIS is the Pureat Soap
41&E4 SsSf3s,s zee made, possessing healing
T49iS8 A' .1a' properties. and is highly
49, :SxSssR&fk - recommended for
S9ySssSsaFf& CIiAPPED HANDS,
...5-l ~ and vario.s Diseases of
@W0C. ,2kthc skin For all toilet
purposes it is one of the best Soaps over offered
10 the public Each cake of Soap is stamped
q. NJ. r. & Son. Phiiada No other is genuine
Packages of 3 cakes % eents.
Boxes of . cakes. 30 cents.
Manufactured by
GEO NJ. ELkINToN son,
No II Margaretta 1t
IMPROVED CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP.
This Soap has powerful Gle ming properties.
which readily remove
OIL PAINT. DIRT &c,
from every description of goods, without injury to
them. For all domestic purposes it is superior to
any other soap in use. and fifty per cent. cheaper
than the common rosin soap. Sold in boxes of
81 lbs and manufactured by
GEO NJ EIKTNTON 4 SON
No. II Margarctta st.
CASTLE SOAP Palm, White. Barber and
Common Soaps; Hydraulic. Adamantinc and Tai
low Candle Is. SIS los, l2's, for sale by
GEO. NJ ELklNTON son.
No. II Maryarcta Street.
Between Front and Second, above Callowhill.
Jan. rs, 56-ly
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EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

EXAMINERS NOTICE.
ENllE undersigned having been appointed
Il by the County Commissioners Of Cecil
county s.Examncrs" to examine and deter
mine whether the interests OF the Public de-
man1 that the petition Of sundry citizens of
the Second Election District should be COM
piled with, which sets forth as rehearscd in
our Commission
sThat the Old Manor Road, is now OBJ
structcd by gates much to the Inconvenience
of the farmers and the public and that ..thc
removal Of said gates and fencing said road
would be Of great advantage to that section
Of the county"
And we hereby give notice, to all persons
Interested, that We will meet on Tuesday, the
an day If March, 1856, on the line Of the said
.'Old Manor Road,'' to perform the duties
required otus by the said appointment of the
County Commissioners.
$ $SSSf R, $ $ Examiners
Feb ., lS56-lm.
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Il. R. Il.
Life and Death.

The Mysteries Of Disease Ibid open 10
the People.
Health is the Principle Of Life: Disease is the
Principle Of Death.
THE n. R. R. REMEDIES POSSESS THE GREAT
POWER TO SECURE TO THE HUMAN SYSTEM
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE, AND TG FREE
THE HUMAN FAMILY FROM PAINS,
ACHES, AND ALL BODILY In
FlRMiTlES.
THE ART OF PRESENTING HEALTH AND
THE METHOD OF CURING Disease BY
TILE Il L. RS