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The Carolina Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1852-1896, 1860-12-13


noblcst system Of government ever dcviscc
by morta's? From the very nature of hi,
Office, and its high responsibilities. hc mus,
necessarily be conservative The stern du
ty OF administering. the vast and compl
Gated concerns of this Government affords
I'm itself a guarantee that he will not at
tempt any violation of clear constitutional
right. After all, he is n, more than the
chief executive officer of the Government
lis province is not to make, but to exc
cute the laws and it is Il remarkable fact
In our history, that, notwithstanding the
repeated efforts of the anti slavery party,
no single act has ever passed Congress, un.
less we may possibly except the Missouri
Compromise, impairing, in the slightest
degree, the rights of the South TO their
property in slaves. And it may also be
observed, judging from present Indications,
that no probability exists of he passage Of
such an act, by 4 majority OF both l'ou,r.,
cithcr III the present or tie next Congress
Surely, under these circumstances. -,
ought to be restrained fcm PFC -cmt ac; N
by The rrcccpt OF Him who SPOKE 90, never
man spoke, that sufficient unto the day
IS the evil thereof The day OF evil -av
never conc wulcs- We Shall rl>hy Lrinr It
upon cur,clycs.
1t is ali"""d - one cnEsc ,-r Immediate
secession that t." S,"tLcm S'at., .,, l.-
nlcd equal rightS with .ac o;lcr State; IN
the common Territories Eut by what
a"'torlty are these dcni'd Not 10y Con
Sr'sS' "h.cH never i3 s'i, a"d bc,lcrn
never WIZ pass, any act e. cVc'ui" slavery
iron, 'hrN' territories; and certainly not
~ Tue supreme '"nrt, which has srIcIdn.y
"vc''t'' "'"t slaves are p'ov tty. ant, like
al "'"'' perry. 'ie't owners nave Il
~ ''%' ,,''n mo '4' common lorri-
"'' ""',' '''eii 'n're uhuer me pro
'V,'''' 'i VIC N'''S''' u''oh'
-, "' '''"' "9 '"H-'', Concerned,
'"' y 'o''"" Is NOT - al! ''nhi 'n"y nave
|'''e' "'' 10 Wh'' 'hoy may "' hereafter.
- WI surrey DC ",'ui''''d th'' 'hl, apprc-
,ie"S.'l' 20 '".uFe G'n@'r Is no S9'I reason
1o' an '''''li' ''"'r "'.r''",''n "i ne mon.
= - ""o va" ,"' v''.'',"" Legislature
vi Na.'S">' o" '''I --'' oi feOi"a'y, l>bu.
passed. ia great h'S'H an act, oN.r 'he veto
o' ,ne governor declaring tiai >iaH ~ j..
anu ahali he, forever Woh'h'tS ~ th;-
Territory. Slch an act, however. plans IS
violating T.. nights OF property err' ly
the ton,''.riion' Will surely b !oc'a,l
Vo'd by +" i'.hciary whenever II shall b
proseH'cu >" d" . .-'' i'rm'
Only th' !syS after my iulu -rm;iou.
the Supreme Court Of til, United >ta,c-
socmnly a1jui-el that thi- pow did a.;
exist iu Territorial Legislature. Yet
such has been the laciious temper II The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
johnson, row the Squatte e Sovereign candidate for
Vice-Preeident introduce ,hs followiuc resolutons

tU' ihAt we s" of the United states nave sne9ua
neht 20 ss &c Ir property Of any Kind 10 the orsan
Territories OF u aStats and that under the decision
the supreme Your OF the United States in the case OF De
scott ~hc sosuize The correct exposition Of tne 80
stutoh ~ tsp Acuar siare property stands on NE a.
in9 as az o descriptions u property and tht @ can
General Go" <nseRL TERRITORIAL GosRESNsSa 90,
destroyor pair the net tlore property In the common
to sny than the night to any oth desTrT ny other
cry Tat property If all kinds slaves as vel So
spe ies OF property the Territories stands upon Wv
Iual and broad Constitutional basis and subject 70 T pJ
PIES Of recognition and protection ia the LKGlsL"'
and Execute, dDartnpents Of the Gccs'nniont h
Second: That win support any man pss,v bo
rated by the Baltimore Convention for ne 1IosVuen,b
ho nc principles set forth in the foregoing pcpoon arg
who viii give them his endorseen aua tha We WIN Hot hou
is ,nrS In sunncrt ann nan who may be the nominee
who entertsr principles WIN those set forth IN the
os stand on on equal oOtRg and on the Coas
f,,;onoI basi, al other descriptions Of property"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
COL. ASBOTHS ADDRESS AT THE
GRAVE OF MADAM ZULAVSkY.

In our account Of the obsequies of Kossuths sister,
Madam Zulaysky, mention was made Of an address
delivered at the grave in Hungarian by Col As5oth.
We here give translation Of il:
My BEREAvED FRIENDS: While far away at home,
on the banks of the gray Danube and over the length
and breadth of our Hungarian fatherland, great
patriot whom we have all known admired and loved,
has been borne to the grave by milons; aud while
the burning tears Of people proud OF It's unstaned
nationality of fifteen hundred years still swelling
the sea Of universal bereavement we, the baaished
homeless sons of our suffering country, far from the
lofty Carpatb ians here in the New World, scattered
and isolated give back with profound sorrow noble
Hungarian lady TO the earth.
A lady of exemplary virtue and rare patriotism,
whore heart entirely given to her country that
after eight years of suffering and exile sne offered her
three brave eldest sons the support and soace of her
life, sacrifice for the Liberation of dowutrOdden
.Hungaryt Her whole life was an exalted example
hOU 10 LoUe ones taheridHd And that hungary, en-
craven on her heart, lclH still be fJeel But she will
no more behold it, her noble spirit has de parted her
ashes have been mingled with a foreign earth.
Count Stephen SzecheDy suffered for his country in
the gloomy loneliness of Doebling the noble Amelia
Zuayszky KOssuth suffered her martyrd0m here in
exile But those suiierngs over. She has passed
where sorrow is unknown, and by her lofty soul, how
eriDg over us, we VOW:
Oh Fatherand Yours are all the pulsaons of our
hearts Our deyoutest prayers our keenest anAiees,
our profoundest feelngsa yours Woman sentreaes,
mans strong Will and arm, faith, our hope, our
aspirations, all are yours o Fatherland Beloved
land of our birth whom the dead, we are mourning
now, in life 70 cherished
Almighty Father hear our fervent prayer, and take
under your protection the four brave of the de-
ceased Emile, Ladslas, kasimir, and Ilgismundi con-
sole her only surviving sister, here overwhelmed with
sorrow her two neCes, and all other relatives and
friends and beyond the seas, console and comfort
noble Chief and wise leader Louis Kossuth, stricken
by this grief amid his arduous labors for his countrys
holy cause; support him in his lofty mission, and
yonehsae eternal peace to our ustrous dead by bles-
sing their suffering country with happy future.
s1he ausion to Count Stephen Szecheny ior whom tuner
Requems-wee held throughout all Hungary He
much beloved. 80 49,
When wear At the commencement Of the war Italy,
Col Asboth 6y sis card published July 6, 1889 invited
behalf of III. Huug National Committee, such Of his
tymen AZ were dr ,ousunder the then existing state OF Affairs
to repair u Cen.a hold themselves IN readiness for the final
call which be had hop,d TO maze up" hh 'idhe |tia'
shy has made the abop patriotic offer IN AosI touching
address 10 Col AspotlL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

en Ir ola turps ont better than was expected that 10
the center of the State rather better than an aver
age crop; That oats rye, DaleJ; ""'j P'oi0o DaS-
niiceDt yield.
The animal election Of officers o the Buffalo and State
LINE Railroad was held on Tuesday, at Buffalo. The
officers of last year reelected. They are As fob
lows: George Palmer, President; Dean Richmond,
yjce.President; X. N. Brown, Superintendent Di-
rectors George Palmer, James s. Wadsworth, joseph
Field. Daniel Drew, Dean Richmond, John Wlkn-
son, Charles II. Lee, Henry l. Lansing, Hamilton
White, Alaoson Robinton, George w. Patterson,
Charles Moran, and William Ka.son.
Mr.. Saml b Rugges, Referee, advertses for sale Oh
the 4h of October that portion Of the Buffalo andN
York City Railroad between the Villages Of Attca aad
Hornellsvlle.
Tie President Of the Trevorton Coal and Railroad
Company bias Published circular giving the ocheme
of reorganization under the act of the Pelnsyvs
Legislature Of March %, 1860. The Company il IN
default upon its bonded debt. The scheme Is az fol-
lows:
Basis of the eorgnza of the TreyOr.cn Coal "a Rosd
nnder the Act passed by the Legislature Of tie State Of
the 23h OF March, So Capital stock 70 b
500 600 Which hall BE- ssssa per tent
the franchise and property % me e1tsD. % no
osg SonsOy now held by heSsSe remaining d
cspsl stock to be distributed pfors 70 the order Of s sex
holders Of the old Company payable 20 cent M cash. anu
Should any ockhoder fail 10 avail himself Of this tsen TIE
bondhoder Of the Company SHALL have the option OF sub
scng The stock and paying for the same ~ per cent cash.
Mortgage Bonds to be sUei to the extent Of eoW Sc
cued by inst the coal lands and WOOD lands
other than those specified beeter and second up'n
ns srs.t az sever = cent Con ebs snd IN b ,es
be distributed among the bondhodeI pro rata,
cured By hr mortgage upon the railway bridges basa rolling
to. ard p.PS and is e., m M
deensble il ten yeathe be used "a making say
dshe .n 1 ng H ca soEhoder aIins oer
qnoa Of stock to have the privilege Of taking pr0A amount
II the stock (. all subscribed the abovsde. bed Bonds
shall be given Poas 70 the mOgse 70, s aays
stated IN lieu of the preferred stock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

says:
During the last twenty-ftur hours we have had
good deal of rain, together with warm at inter-
walls. As there has been prairie breeze most of the
Time il is not probable that any evil effects in the way
OF rust ensue. learn that Winter wheat is har
yesting far north as IL Saei that the crop South
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
WIN. A. HARRIS,
PETER s. WILKES,
WIN. c. PRICE.

&" June q, 1860"
In Virginia, the Breckenridge men are very anx-
IONS that there should be only Democratic Electoral
ticket, They earnestly implore the friends of Douglas
not TO throw obstacles in the way but to stand up and
be sacrificed with cheerfulness.
VIII you walk into my parlorP
Said he spider to the fly" &C.
! The atlanta tGa.) Contederacy HOSTS the flag
Of Douglas and johnson, " for veal or for VICE.
The " O. Delta knows no mercy in its warfare
on the Breckenridge party. just listen;
" The Dsunion squad, over whom Gushing, rene
srsde Abotonist was called upon 10 preside, 10 gude
m direct their reasonable proceedings are Joyous IN
their expectation not Of eeetiDg their creatures Jon
e Breckinridee and illiterate Joe Lane, OF oregon
waTdebt utility but that by this conjunction, they
will be able TO defeat Douglas and Johnson ana Sc
cure The success of the rai-spttng Abohbomst Lin,
coin and thus produce the contingency lancey ana
his eonfedeTates siDguinely anticipate wheh they
can precpitate the cotton States into revolution
1t ia said that Mr.. Buchanan has fallen out with
Senator win of California, and that the rupture is
hopeless.
The Hon. Alfred Ely NJ. c. from Monroe County,
WAS warmly greeted bya large body oil bis eonStitu-
snts on his return last week to his home IN Rochester
Addresses were made TO him in behalf OF the assem-
bIsd thousands by David X. Barton and John I. Nash
esos. and itly responded to. We extract Tue ioo"-
ING significant paragraph from Mr.. Ely reply;
You have been pleased 10 refer TO my course IN
,,.os. win reference 20 the socaIed Reciprocity
T.ae,v concluded between the Governments OF the
ea1 s,sfss and reat Britain in 1851. Long ere you
mon ne the distinguished honor Of represent
mo Won in he national House of RePresentayes, my
Hte 5d ~ ne interests of the people Of this Con-
pro sS0a District and upon those Of the whole NORTH
f,on,;er Living here in the midst OF beautiful
md fertile tract of country have witnessed S -, Sg be
n,;nn If This iudged treaty, which was consnn-
Ps,eJ nnder evil auspees and circumstances OF sur
tS nbaracter. ri affords great pleasure 10 De
he 10 Assure You tat whenever me question can oe
cached .h,treay will 6eaS50sl ASpiiuss rI'''
In the Democratic State Cenvenllon o. "eois,%
cid a, MiIIedgevile on the 9th uh' Mr. h'''ohei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

The Marine losses in June 81, Az, 30O against
81 ASS 900 in June, 1859. The aggregate of the six
months was sl3, 74O7OO, against sl3,574s6o in first
six months of 1889.
The La Crosse Republican Gays:
The freight tariff for produce between La Crosse and Nil
wsukee and Chicago will undergo considerable change The
Milwaukee Railroad have interview with the
Chicago GsleDa and Illinois Railroad for pur-
pose raising the price Of eaht to paying pout The Chi
roads will probably insist upon the between the
Mississippi river and those two cities"
The following are the Currency, Specie, and Land
Warrant quotations for the week, corrected for US
from the rates current at the Banking Office of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04


Name Of Boat Sailed BY Builder
Nancy .....,....... Joseph Flock.
Peter Michael Kelly. .....James Everson
Charles harvey. .... John liennessy.. hampton.
+. ccid j;...''. fhos j. Coady
Reinseef. Edward Coady Everson.
Julia Bean......... VIM Kenny ........Jss Eyerson.
Maggie Concklin. .. Dan. Donovan. INNS Lahon,
Lucky Star..........Wm Lee...........J Donnelly.
rOUR-OARED BOATS.
fwm. Stevens,
Stranger. of ! Homer Woder
PoughkeePsie ID. lie Roy, s,
John Woods,
Charles Mckay, T. Farrell
80 feet. NJ serdeh'
iThos Sellers,
L. yOorhis, Of VIM s Seller,
Brooklyn, SIlh. Jos Sellers,
Unexpeeted, Nm Xn Wsfsb'
John Sherman. Clras. Elliott
Tim Donough,
Y IT Wood Of d. Eaton
NsubnTrb David Brown,
WIN. futile. i. Donough.
(Thos Burns,
Great Eastern, Jas. Hepin,
38 feet Robt Clarkson
Michael MCGOWAN. J. DOnneIy.
sINGLR SOULS.
Nam, Of Boat Rowed6y Builder
j. A. Gardener, 26 r.. yonn taIfoht bIantoL =,
Star of the Wet, Is f., Thomas Daw, w II Darling.
T Tfe@dot e Siaiyes John Hancock Tim Donough
Pickayune ~ r., John Bracy, Sns Toms
Annie "A H. JAS. Sheridan, Elliott.
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT.
Most of the managers of the places Of Amusement
have made special arrangements to co attribute to the
general rejoicing by affordng variety of unusually
attractive entertainments in many cases at less than
the usual price,.
Laura Koeaes Theatcr.-O Brien's new burlesque,
"The Tycoon" viii be acted tonight for the second
time with the farce of Sasher and Crasher" There
will be 10 afternoon performance here, but those who
are Electrically disposed in the evening will find cap
ita entertain ment and will find something to thor
ouebly enjoy in the droleries Of Jeerson and Mrs.
Wood in the new piece.
NibloS GardeH-There viii be a performance here
this afternoon, beginning at o'clock. The ballet
Of Gselle" will be given in which the new dancer
Mile. Tbeeur, the Gale Sisters, Lima Windell aud NJ.
Welhof and full ballet company will appear. The
Hanon Brothers will perform Of their surprising
gymnastc fcats and the Nelson Ssters, assisted by
the dramatic company will appear in the farce of
"The Youth that Never Saw a Woman" In the
evening the burlesque of " POcahontas' will be
PLAYED with Messrs. John Brougham, A. II. Dayen-
mort and the Misses Nelson in the principal parts.
The Hanons and the ballet troupe will also appear.
The coolness oftbis place the proson of howers the
good quality of the refreshments, and above all the
excellence Of the entertainment, contribute 10 make
this one of the most eligible places in the city for a
hour's amusement.
Vallacks The0ter.-Ths Florences appear this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
Showing a steady increase.

The earnings of the Rock Island Road unofficial
y stated at $40 600 increase for the last week in June.
The Burlington earnings for the last week said to
show Sl3 0CO increase; and the Galepa about $500.
The annexed figures give the percentage of specie to
net deposits held by the city banks:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04

The par value of the mortgage bonds under which
the property was sold was $2,355,OOO
The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks,
made up to-day, presents the following aggregates,
"a comnared with those of the previous week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-04
SILVER.
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING WBDaKspAT, July q 1850.
TOTAL RECEIPTS
According the reports from the several rlsrket Psoo N the
city, there have been received this week:
, 1860-10-23
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND
OREGON.
GRAND REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH
e. ID. Baker Elected U. S.
Senator from Oregon.

ST. JosErH. No.. Oct. a2.-Dy the Pony E1:
press Nc have California dates to the 10th, and
Oregon dates TO the 6th inst.
On the 6!h inst. news reached San FiarctEc0
by telegraph, tha: the Oregon senatorial cleo.
tion took place in dun form that ). W. Mes.
rnish, Douglas Democrat, WAS elected for tho
long term, ard Z. u. Baker ior tue rhert term.
Mr.. Baker il q Republican.
~he news electrified the California Republic
Cans, many Of whom think the Site can be
carried for Lincoln II Mr. Baker CA be induced
to take the stump.
In California tho Breckenridge Democrats ere
endeavoring to damage the Dcuglahites in alle-
giug there is d coalition between them and the
Iepubs ans throughout the Pacific Staten and
that both parties will uni!e next Eiuter to elect
fusion Senator from California
The campaign is progressing vigorously aud
the contest Is so close bet~een Douglas aud
| Breckenridge in Caiitar1ia that betting men
continue Ia make eyea bets without hesitation
| in large sums.
Oa The s.h ias.., telegraEhie Communication
between Los Argelos und ssh Francisco w:a
inapgusst=d, cad was The occasion Of general
iollitcation Il Los Au9e}os. The line is - cen
| Is the company are able. The Salt Lake line is
a!so progressing eastward from Carson Eullsy
| Both lines anticipate connection with the grea1
Continental line recently acthcr:zad by Con
gress-
prove 1t forgery, has been ADMITTED TO pro
bate.
The Italians at S.o FranciEco celebrated Gar
ibAldl'1 entrance into Naples.
1t ra1 said The Snake Indians had csataacrcs
an ent'ra emigrant train, consistiug Of 46 per
sous, 10 Of whom wtTe men. Il teak rtat
about 50 niles Hest Of S4lC1o1 Falls. OLly OF
man eGcapad.
, 1860-10-23
Finarlftal ann Qfnutmfrtial.


Mo.p4r Kv1z1za. Oct q. 1850.
Eastern exchange continues to oe IN sooo re"
quest and atcady At tG1l per cent. pEem'am.
Currency il not very plenty. hut the dem.nd Il
rather light, owing to the dnli markets 'oF
bre&dstnaa.
St. Lor1s MONEY MAr1Ens.-The demanafor
.,eht frch.rce on The east WAS irregular to-day
very little With some. and large with others.
Tho more general selling rate is ! per cent
rem. for paper, and p' EN-. for gold. both on
the East and south, though some sell at n
xnall way. to regular cuatomers- 0o Ciscln'
natl snd Leuisrii!e, par for gold and prem. for
toin Is in good demand, particularly tilyer,
which il very sc1-oe. Some OF the banks have
lust rold largely this weck, by siding their
branches, which have had to draw from them
largely for their paper. 4 bette: policy would
haze leen for them au to DO Al small number
OF them hayo-redcem 1t the parent banks here
ia exchange, a G very low rats, and thus stop
the Asserting busintss- A. it is. the brokers
get MI the boneft or profits On exchange, at the
expeuae Of the banks-a short sighted policy
On the part Of the la!ter.
Money IL 20 abundant that first class two
thr4e OF four months bills, either on the East o.
South, cau b neGotisted 81 per cant per an
NUN; second clssst bills sre about st Oh tor I
months, or abont per cent. didarence d
round. Good 50 day bills can bo easily neRo
tinted At 1 per cent Cd, while Others are CT
60 da5n arc 1t eff; 80 day, q; ard months
Slsf oif.-nmoerat, ed.
, 1860-10-23
New York Market

Br rxrcx.rr., NV YoRK. Oct. 2.
,.Asurs-"o's aad Pearls coat.rac s:esey. 6aies Of ta
sc brl easier. with only q,oderas
dtmaLd fpF txpoF: ind toma consumption. uol5ers ars
aenersiy disposed to teze wh!la +Lirpss hc!ins
M z r. sass7 sn TT
se sesn; 81 &! 9u
esn essxe 9rE .,s: ~: e sds !
0i<o fo1 eonaau 70 chuea supes. Corn mta nt,analy
Wa@STRules h4sTy ED rath.r e.sles; taies TO hs
Gs.n.-Whest. shaee easier. v,h ra.her .anre ee;ns
bsr este1a i siss9i; r b. vhae Aehtan At VAS
sxsSiss 81 Su i = a. xis ;:ssss,a d alis sea
II o ou Chc. 20 spInk ii 7iGl.26 hye quiet Ut a
S. "a! s ssG e. IL e's: L: y !:
Co heavy and szthes es!c1 With ohlI
,ean9 's s3e @ b. 4 fo1 ~s:tszn ind
il toTe round yellow Oats pr-tty gaod tsqns%t
Uers-s,eady II x33se for new. 49,.
iEs-Fir1u with er7atl rats At 23E for Eusnca Ay1es
81 IT. o,.nAe ,als a;. r. Tor d.; xesern
rM,I1o1sMFoft mssHss du II and pices without ttrk.
pt esanEs. fse. 20 81. i sis.sSit fer psss; ii q
r. in ne qSS. .'a of fS n.s
id for cked lps.s 4a tor txtra masa PINE
re- ft; s fs hsns M "a ea: *''t 81
nouinal unehsnxed ls:d daa IA \. - ~ b, =; = ish
e:s;e e. ss.ay ;1s sood ss dsaad IT, ss III as:
aas' TT &. II - kh1s Il cuba Il aaj
e.. IL ass sast as
unchanged with .za nj .sea nj Apo.t previous tta
E7ecE.- -Dull md loxs1; Che.so& esE; Clsys E
IL % = .ss e usa. S. s. II x; % s
F.e III. s.X 4 ) ID bonas TX :; ch:e:so n n z
, 1860-10-23
n 4 & 0 f G H 4 r D
field Springs!

Th.=e Springs sr. situated IN the vaey Of ths Oak
N.Y a$h. niles South Of shs Village OF Medina on tie
Ere Canal. and fourteen E2iles from Bata7!s.
t9-Tte PRINCIPAL Acid Springs ase three IN number
ht.tea thcas there arc II othes Thy sre MI ioesd
of tbs xa1ers ars fully sbow n til tcsuoei
T. Tht! eosa i1,y ain seEy I;rze smornt sf SJps.,
Iron. Ths medicinal virtues p.se.sea I5 ILe ~a.c7.
qrsntts suI.ve a 'ae unusual
@ stssss. st. Il . o,s ,.s 1esusz
" u stln dlsessrS-svea II confirmed 1pro.s--she
0pinion. Of medical I'd ss.snsiac s.ntem.a a.e .veo
ta &c circulars lLe eminent gentlemen spssf
Fri: Esaess, 7. Eos115 nEoI, y: b. e Asaay -
y H. Ys,S Aessy =
is. scsu.Es q Lossro.t, n. \. They Recommending
sss 1 ..; .: f. Il
Wv ths stes ~ p4ek t1ys " N sasisaed.hasthts
ehna!e a.ea.e: Of tas stoaae sad 6oaels ''' al
$: +: @
:sss 's3ss: T.
dt.t3ta sA.*ss dt!,.ha <A.o"tr y easoat<
o e &s.;4 aa t.
And pronaotr digestion II d!Artheas particularly such a.
Atede3entcnt r.a1~d Of liberated state mucous
membrane OF the iHtestnes. In cacnous Affections Of
ts.iA 1snaed with It thr suIts.
beremedy bsn: preferable 70 moI,iie ac, beirs
sol,ea @a r.. r; by eosnoed usa 70 dlso,de; ne
d = EstEssEant 10 Sn.sh ;austt sad Rrssraasuls
ne=ed With the alkaline condition oi the stamaeL n In
Py-. q va;trasarl, rtu prove better tan hyar..
a..!ns ftsa The =etun lsa ts a,e.
will prove to te ~ adsEbe aR!ilote. In pau N.
giis hirrrg ekr"Air t.aFrA ant humid sa
teSternay)a gsrsIt In ttefutt sore
shrats IL Of sS4ton Aat IN sxcorvA%a and g!es
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