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III Am AGUE.

FENEK MD AUUE.
A Gaze of Eight Nonh8' Sanding Cured by Boerhdrs'S
Holland ~BitterS-Michael Kelly, No III Grant, near Smith
field street, says:-"LaSt July, while running on the river, on
a cotton boat plying between NatcheE and New Orleans, I
was taken with Fever and Ague. For eight long months 1
suffered with this dreadful disease. The greater part Of this
time I was unable to work, and spent at least my dollars
for different medicines, but I found no permanent relief
Three weeks ago, one OF my friends insisted upon my try
ing tBOsrHurs's Holland Biters,' saying that a cure tr6s
guaranteed. After trying it for only one week, l must
state I was n sound man. l have. been ut work now for
two weeks, and have had no return OF the chils and fever
whAtever."
l certify the above statement is true.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
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Ferer and Ague, Dyspepsia, indignation, Headache,
Loss Of Appetite, Debility, C0SiUsntSs,
Blind and R6sdinO Piles.
MANY Of our most worthy citizens testify to its wonderful
efficacy In all affections Of the Stomach and Liver. As u
Tonic, It has never been equaled, for the relief It affords III
all cases of debility or weakness of any KIDD Is almost In
Instantaneous. In Nervous, Rheumatic and Neuralgtc A1tc-
tons, it has in numerous instances proved highly beneficial,
and In others effected 4 decided cure.
When eminent physicians prescribe, and their patiehtsso
unhesitatingly recommend, surely We may cease to doubt,
and eRgerly test its virtues for ourselves.
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CALIFORNIA

New Yonx, juno SO.-It is stated, in letters
fran California, that the Vigilance Committee
have sent notice to Ex-Gov. Bigler not to return
to that State.
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100000
Worth of Farms and Building

Lots
TN the Gold Region Of TbGiniu, to be divided amongst
i 1920 subscribers on the
nth OF SEPTEMBER, 1856, . :
for the benefit of the Port ROylt Female AcIdtmy. Sub
s%criptions ONLY $40 EAcLI-one half down. the rest on de-
Lot or a Farm, ranging in value from $40 to $2ap0O. These
Farms and Lots are sold SO cheap to induce settlements, II
sufficient number being reserved, the increase in the value
Of which will compensate Tor the apparent low price nov
MORE AGNTs ARE WANTED to obtain subscribers, to
whom the most liberal Inducements will be given. For full
particulars, subscriptions, agencies, &C., apply to
L. BAUDER,
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DR.. HUNTERS NEW MEDICAL WORK,
THE WADE M M

GIVING the London, Paris, and Vienna treatment, 800
pages, iGll Of eoiorcL plates. Among Its contents Is tho
Anatomy Of the Sexual Organs VI the male aud fefnalC--nl
their diseases and Weaknesses, latest discoveries In repro.
ductioui Quacks, their receipts and specifics; nervous dehl-
lily, local and general, from excess and indiScTrtlcl in you'll,
1t describes the causes and effects Of al diseases of thr E-u.
rrItIre system: ii contains ccPiouS Instructions for the Pei
feet restoration of those who are prevented by impeds@nrn,s
from entering tiIe marriage state, with cl'svrS asiNns "atiO
dirrfai results arising from solitary and derrs.Ted hahts: H.
SOFA professional dis srtAtion Illustrating the results OF chvN.-
~icSllests, and examination OF the SpernatoSa. Alsr-c-
elect, &c. and SSery stage hHd forlo of SyIh!iis, 1scnndErS
symptoms, 81. Price One Dollars. Send to DF. HGSTSt,
No. . Division ST., New York city. lie Is long and fArorshl"
known to the public, and may be consulted gratis at las osi
established Office, where he he's Irar;!-r'l IL OLE. branch II
medicine for twCnty-four years, AMI made more cures than
any other mEn In the world, in rtsaS instances &c persons
considered iueu:allc, sOalc of whuut he hAs pecuIEsf6a to
refer To. Charges moderate, AID IA all cases aeure zuarAn-
tced. jeII, 1ialaN
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Also, for an advance copy of the I'd edition
If "a Home without a Wife," a ballad respect
fully dedicated to all young bachelors rms
has proven ono Of the most popular pieces
issncd this wear.
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CANDLES! SOAPM LARD Ollie!
-N THE WHEELING AND P~ARKERsBCl
PACKET

YIN SO-tA AsAAND O4I'''
WE take pleasure In acquainting our numerous patrons
w that we have rebuilt and enlarged our Factory Gre
Gently destroyed by lre,) and are now extensively engaged
In manufacturing superior article OF Soap and Candies.
Thankful for the very liberal support rendered to us in the
past, we hope, by strict personal attention and the good
quality of our products, to merit . continuance of the
same.
We invite the attention Of dealers and consumers to our
Extra Brown and German Family Soaps, on account of their
strength and hardness. Also to our Summer Candles.
On hand q constant supply OF Lard OIL, by the quantity
We have a lot OF "Paient Dope" in convenient pack
ages, an excellent article for greasIng carriage and wagon
4. B.-candles and SOAP delivered 10 any part of the
I;ssiis.sw WARREN 4 SONS.
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Tae NEW YORK LEDGER Is the 5rea. Family Sessps.
per which rionOpollcs the services Of all tAe 5esl writer's IN
America. FANNY PERN does not 3ritn a Ine for 1auy pa.
per but the Ledger. sYLvANCs COBB, in, ALEC writes xx-
clus!rc!y for II; and ARs. SIGoCaSEY, Misc Gtn9oS, Nus
VAUosGS, and "aIl the rest Of 'cu" constantly enrich ss
pages. Every number OF the LEDGER contains large AID
splendid CpSravinSs Illustrating thc thrilling Tales .! thee
pre.emtnent writer's; also, :h- Latest Fashions, and every
other attraction which 1t is possible to siyS In \ newspaper
OF eight large pages.
~ Wherever taereis a news Office Abe LEDGER can DO
bought every week, AS It comes out. II il also sent by mail
for two dollars a year or two copies FOR three dollars, pAyA-
bic infeSibly in advance. IN.
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Editor sheboygan Nieuwbc
RHEUMATISM.

RHEUMATISM.
4 CdS6 of Taco UoHtIS' Standing cured by BosrhGre's
Holland Bitters-GCorSe Henderson,, of Pittsburgh, says:
"Aner suffering for three months with rheuInat!sm-n part
OF the time so severely as to conine me to my bed have
been entirely cured By the nse of Boerhayc's Holland Bit
tiers. Ihave had one attack since, hut found almost tristan
famous relief in the same medicine. It is, in my opinion, y
sure remedy for rheumatism"
NERVOUS y RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS.
This changcable weather Is likely to produce II great deal
Of sickness. To persons troubled with nervous or rheumRt-
ic affections, we wOnlh recommend DoerhavC's Holland Bit
tiers. On referring to oar columns you will find certificates
from some OF our first German and English citizens.-Fd.
Stats ZeifHnl.
We are at liberty to refer to several we'll known gentle
men, who have used, thoroughly tested, and now recon-
mend BoerhaYe's Holland Bitters as q remedy for Piles
We are not at liberty to publish their names, but will take
pleasure in referring any person to them who denies this
statement.
For this affection, one half Of the prescribed dose should be
Itakcn-sayh noon and night, one
hour before meals.
CAUTION!
The great popularity Of this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations, which the public should guard against pur-
chasing. BE not persuaded to buy anything else until you
have given BoerhRYe's Holland BItterS a fair trial. One bot
tie will conAince you how infinitely superior tits to alithese
limitations.
Sold at 81 per bottle, or six bottles for IS, by The aole
proprietors,
Manufacturing PhnFmaceutists and Chemists,
cor SnIthfcll 4 Third SITS. Pittsburgh.
LnughIinB a.
mh26:daw1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
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~, ,s,nrn our thanks to Senator Mason fol-
, handsome copy of a map of Central Anerie"
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Naw Grnnaru

New Grocery..E.as
ME subscriber has taken the stor=houEs lately occupied
i by Morrison, Williams ( Co. on Market street, second
door below Union, where he has opened an entirely fresh
stock OF FAMILY GROCERIES; every article Of the best
quality, carefully selected, and purchased. with cash con-
sisting in part OF the following articles, viz:
Refined Sugars, Loaf, Crushed and Powdered New Or
leans Sugar: -r+
Coffee, Rio and Java. .
Teas, best GunpOwder, Tyson, Skin and Black Chulau
aud OOlOng.
Golden syrup and New Orleans NIoIasses.
Nutmegs, Cloves, and all the Spices generally used
Fancy aud Common Soap, Candles, Starch and Rice.
Bacon, Hams, Dried Beef, Family Flour, DC. &c.
To which he invites the attention OF the citizens Of Wheel
'"A' A1 HENRY L. REED.
Nav 1. 1856. my2-2n
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ICE! ICE!! ICIc!!!
TNIE subscriber Is now prepared to deliver Ice to the eiti.
Fulton, ut the Three Nile House, formerly occupied by +. B.
Hornbrook, and Is perfectly free from dirt. lie intends to
deliver 1t himself, assisted by his son, so that his customers
will be attended to.
ap22-dtT VOLNEY WARD.
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Firm Of bond & kellogg, Druggists, $

The undersigned, Rev. J. Il. Bragg, is a minister In reEu-
lar standing, and Pastor OF tile Orthodox Church, at Brook
field, Massachusetts. lie is n gentleman of great influence,
and universally beloved.
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The Great FamIly Paper /!
ENORMOUS CIRCUIsATION.
One lnunared mud EirL I.heneand . aeeIs.

TIE NEW YoRK EEpGER - alNays exciting,
Filthy, pointed, t-,Sh, aad Inviting.
FILLED 10 the hrim Wit; tip ;pppeSt writing,
Which ycank and old md equally dC!!Eht!nE;
Jokes and stories, Wi:h grand Illustrations,
Beautiful pictures, and fresh Installations
or genius and art In Just combinations,
FIJI M the measure Of briEl; f1setRRt!eSs. 8
Ladies and Lords, King and Empscsscs,
Children and Parents, and pcScs AID ScAr1StrrkSes,
Value the LEDGER fer rs pleasing variety.
And LOOK for its coming with Srcaiest aaNety.
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A GLOVE CLEANER,

n Important DiscOreryto the eonomlst-Someihin tn.
N tirely NeW-JustIIuporteh.
"JOUVES'S NOTORIOUS PREPARATION"
for instantly CLEANING Rid GLOVES without the sightest
SMELL. hub a smnll portion on the glove, and the dirt In
stantly dIsappcars-can be worn Immediately aflrrHards-
One bottle Is warranted to clean fifty pair of Gloves. Price.
so cents. Try 1t before buying Althe Agents are present-
cd with an open bottle to prove It's operation. Agents
are coming money By the unprecedented demand. More
wanted.
i~eIi-iawIy No. SOC Broadway, n. Y.
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NY Tue NDOYe hINItNCHI IS IEuC.
THOMAS ADAMS, Diamond House,
or at Il. ClIester's, Gothic Hall.
urApAcIIE AN pEp1L1rY.

INV ID =
Mr.. Silas Liscomb, Of Birmingham sayS-"I have found In
Bocrhave's Ditters q remedy for headache and debility. My
wife has also used 1t Withthe greatest benefit"
Mr.. A. S. Nicholson, of Pittsburgh, also says he heSpa as
rirnced much relief from its use for headache.
READ THIS.
4 HOHdndcF'S TsHti1IOnH.-Jacob RinsEes, living in the
Holland settlement Of SllebOygan, Wis. says: AFTER suffering
for some time the misery attending an utter prostration Of
mind and body, Ihave been restored, by-usIng BoerharG's
BItters, to perfect health"
The fact Of tlls remedy being In such high renute among
the IIollaI.dprs In Wisconsin, Michigan, New iorG-lm fact,
in every Holland settlement In the United States-argues in
its favor.
STRENGTH n HEALTH RESTORED.
Mr. John Davidson, living ten miles above Pittsburgh, on
the Pennsylvania Canal, says: "Whcn 1 commenced taking
BoerhaYeis Holland Bi,tcrs, l could hardly Walk-uow 1 en-
joy excellent health"
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r,v ursIc.-we arc indebted to w. F::'Duf
c,rE Go 18th. South Eighth street, Philadel'
~, f,r a copy of Melville Malcom's new pro-
bn'tion, entitled "Naggie schOttish." A most
excellent piece, and dedicated to MISS Maggie
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J. X. BRAGG
ia Market street, ST. LOUIS,
- 1EEE

ia Market street, ST. LouIs, |
March 3, 1855.
DEAR SIR:-I am doing an extensive travel In the West
and Southwestern States, as general agent for Adams Amer
ican Lfr,Imept, and would be glad II you would favor me with
n consignment of PROFESSOR WOODS as
known, as my head is a living testimony of Its invaluable
properties, In restoring the hair TO its natural color. ! an
using three half pint bottles, my hair is as beautiful auburn
MS 1t was at sixteen, and much improved in appearance, and
1 would not he without a bottle on hand for the price OF ten.
/ should be glad to hear from you soon.
Very respectfully.
WA. u. BROONE.
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PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE Is, no
L doubt, the most wonderful discovery OF this age OF pro
greSs, for II will restore, permanently, gray hair to Its orig
inal color, cover the head o. the bald with a mos tluxuriantt
growth, remove at once all dandruG and itching, cure all
scrofula and other cutaneOus eruptions, such "a Scald-hCad,
&c. 1t will cure, as II by magic, nervous or periodical head
ache; make the hair soft, glossy, and wavy, and preserve
the color perfectly, and the hair from falling, to extreme old
age.
cal profession:
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pnooKr,rLp. January 1e, 1855.
Professor WOOD

PROFESSOR WOOD
RESTORATIVE, It gives the pleasure to say, that its effect
las been excellent In removing Inflammation, dandruG, and
a constant tendency to itching, with which have been trOu-
bIcd from my childhood up; and has also restored my hair,
vhioh WINS becoming gray, 10 its original color. l have used
no other article, with anything like the same pleasure or
profit. fouFs,truly' ,
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The EVe and Ear

Lie anu 9a4s
Turing my late tour In Europe, l obtained several new
~ Instruments, and Remedies Of incalculable value In my
speciality. There Is now nothing known to the faculty In CI-
tler hemisphere, With which / AM not familiar, which, com
bined with an extensive practice for 20 years in the city OF
New York, enables me to restore Sight aud HEARING IN
many cases hitherto deemed hopeless. Cataract positively
cured by n new method, without pain, also Squirting or Cross
Eyes in a few seconds. Amaurosis cured in the majority OF
cases. Examinations, Ulcers, Films or Specs, and WAtery
Eye, invariably; also, Deafness, Singing in the Ear and Dis
charges, by an entirely new process. My Treatise on the
Eye, -" price 80 cts, also, ARTIFICIAL EYES which move and
look exactly like the natural Eye, and are inserted without
an operation, and all remedies. forwarded by mall. Consul
tutiOHs bU mail rsceire especial Alteration.
AME W. POWELL, N. D.,
1cuIiGt, Aurfat. &c.
ie1l:daw1y OFFICES. SOC Broadway, y. Y.
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D DoNNEE, ElIlor.sn

ROBERT BONNIE EiiiOr.anL Proprietor.
II Ann ST. New YORK.
IS Now is a good time to subscribe as COBB has just
onimcnced n new Sea Story, and EMERSON BENNETT
WILSON begin another. No subscription taken for 4 less pee
Rod than one year. je1l:1mdaT
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o. j. WOOD & CO., Proprietor, $40 broadway, n. Y. and
ia Market ST., St. Louis.
EB-For sale in Wheeling by
r. II. LOGAN & CO,
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$ SkIRTS.

TTIs important and valuable Improvement in the manu-
i fAeture Of Ladies Skirts, on account Of the Light, Plia-
bic and Adjustable Plaits they form about the.waiStt their
graduation, thence to the bottom, the imposSEblIty Of their
breaking, aud their adoption to any change OF position,
gives the most graceful and elegant form to gladys dress.
The stiffness consists Of a series OF cords Of the hbres OF
the Cactus leaf, running horizontally around. them, while
the fabric (usually cotton) between and covering the cords,
renders theIn always of a nature perfectly flexible.
Just received by .-"-.
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POTlCHOMANIE

z TOIIS NIENTNIGa
TNIIE new and; beautiful art OF ornRmcntinS the simplest
L Glass Vessel to resemble the Finest PAtxrEp CAlSA, AT
4 TITME OF TuE COST, is creating an Immense excitement,
Ladies and Gentlemen are alike fascinated with this delight
full occupation. A chRste and elegant amusement Or7ChIi-
dren aud Schools, encouraging a taste for grace In design
and harmony in the arrangement OF colors. The whole Art
can be perfectly acquired In half m hour. Book Of Instrucs
ton separately 81. Boxes containing Q Vases, Book, and
every article required -. sent by Express.
CONTENT, SEAIY & CO, Wholesale Store.
i.1I-1Ydaw S2 Broadway, n, p
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MEDICAI1.
ELECTRO CHEM1sCH EAROMA
Eeht HozandscG Kruiasa Biltsrs.

INV YEARS have elapsed since the Introduction of this
L valuable medicine into the United States. During this
time IT has gained a uHirersG! popularity as a Remedy
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION.!

ATTENTION! ATTENTION.!
OFFER for sale the following articles, at much reduced
L prices:
3 SS 1SSS
g light plaid SILK Dresses worth $35...-.... 90
Moire Antique SILK SSIr'o....." 2o
] The Bbove being all desirable and SeaSonable Goods, they
will be the greatest bargains at above mentioned prices, and
are only offered at sucii low prices on account Of my selling
ISAAC Prayer,
Ir14 No. 1l5 Main street.
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EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR.
mn BARRELS of the best brands in store and for sale
lUO very low by
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JUST KEEElNEl

JUST RECEIVED.
r HAVE just received another very large lot Of those light
i Rancy Cassimeres and yestngs, all OF which l will make
up to order Rt very short notice, and ut prices which cannot
fail to please the closest buyers.
j. II. sTALLMAN,
uy8I No. 9 Washington Hall.
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.TCFII ICFIICEl

ICItI! JCE!ICE!
THE Subscriber takes this method OF Informing his custo-
L mcrs and the public, that he Is prepared to furnish, as
heretofore, to all who desire 1t, good Ice during tie summer.
Ills Ice is OF the finest quality and the supply ample for two
years, should summer last so long, so that consumers need
not fear a lack OF plenty. Ills carts will be out in II day or
two aniice will be furnished daily At such price and In such
quantities as may be desired. lie Is satisfied to let the pub
apIg.tf JACOB ANuCK.
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ISAAC Prayer,

Attention Masons!!
A CONSIGNMENT Of Master MasOns, Royal Arch and
~ Encampmcnt .Isegaia, has just been received, and will
be sold low for account Of the manufacturers, ut
BROWNS Jeweiry Store,
jr16 lis Main st.
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HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
z AND O. Pillow Case Linen, extra qualify, -
my27 HEIsKELL 1 swE4RISGEN.
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AZ r W 4 xxi IL
by EXPRESS.
7 HAVE received this day another lot OF those very I'm
L fancy French Cassimercs and VeEtinEs-aomething very
neat and elegant.
Of colors, from very light drah to dark mixtures, at No. 2,
Washington Hall.
Smyrna times., 1856-10-15

ngs, the poor victim to the grave" Such is
the death of the ale drinker. 1r.sT.
Is it not reasonable to suppose that the use
of these things will SO far derange the system
as to produce death! A d does not the indi-
vdual by. using them, and thus destroying his
life, disregard the law which says, h" Thou shalt
not kill :" And is not the manufacturer and
seller of. these things supplying an article by
which men are premsturely carried to the
grave? And does not the Legislature of any
State become partner to the crime by autho-
rlzing It's manufacture and sale! ...
1t was at one time estimated that thirty
thousand persons died annually from the use of
intoxicating drinks. The number has been
considerably reduced by the Temperance ref
ormatlon. But, says the rumseller, "these
persons would have died anyhow; and there is
no satisfactory proof that liquor killed them"
just as good proof as they ever had that any
man ever caIne to his death by other than natu-
raj causes. The marks of violence upon
them-marks which do not deceive. ltmay Just
as reasonably be argued that man who takes
prussc acid, or stychnlne, and dies Immediate
| ly after, did nottdie because of his use of that
drug. Just as logical was the speech of dy-
ing inebriate, who said, Liquor is not the
cause of my death-somcthing else caused it
but liquor brought it on sooner that it otherwise
would have come" This was the testimony
of dying physician, of skill and Intelligence
whose funeral the writer attended about seven
years ago. Yea, just rational does the muir
derer plead, who says, 1.-The man would have
died anyhow; it is the common lot of man to
die, aud only FASTENED the event by plunging
the dagger to his heart"
Would any sane man reason thus with re-
gard to these cases But the advocate of dram
ma king aud dran- selling and dram drinking
says These are palmer cases; the cause o
their death is more palpable than of the inebri
tIe." Here they are mistaken. The cause o
The death ofthe 'luebrate is just as plain as o
he oiher4the only difference being that in th'
one case the marks or proofs are external, il
The other they are internal. But in the cas-
Of poisoning the marks are the same--the Onl
difference is in the one case ii acts instantane
nusly, in the other it is gradual, but equal
sure 1t is the effect of poisoning in both cases
The stomachs OF tnany drunkards have bee
examined after death, aud the investigatio
has re.ulIed.in the conviction that they wer
7 polsoned--that their death was brought abou
f by the use OF alcoholic liquors. 'aa- i rar.'
. We observe here, as the last proof upon tn
y Epoint, which we shall now use, that the dl
!, eases known as mania-a- -potu, delrIum trenen
/ and what is known in France as "cenyplsi'
r Eergolism,"" apdin Germany as creeping SIC
4, aess," are never produced but by the use
4. these liquors; and these diseases do, Of then
ID selves, bring men to the grave,i Facts a
o stubborn things i" Thou shalt not KILL" sa
N the Moral Law. .t.t-.- -.-. {. 80
scI ECCLEsIAsTICUs.