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The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-05-05
VIRGINIA CITY, MONTANA TERRITORY, SATURDAY,

not entitled to share the reward The whole upon
which Judge Underwood of the United States District
Court of Alexandria lately decided that he could issue
habeas corpus came up yesterday before Attorney Gen
eral Speed who gave opinion adverse 20 Judge Under
woods decision whereupon the President to-day ordered
the release of the prisoner writ of habeas corpus
New York April 1sth-The British steamship Virginia
from Liverpool the th has arrived with l043 passen
said to be similar to that with which the steamship
England is infested The Virginia is quarantine anchor
age twenty miles below the city,
Portland Me. April lsth-A man died IN this city of
cholera this forenoon he Is said be of who
escaped from the steamer England. E-#.Tf. ....E
Washington, April l9th.-The Treasury Department has
information that she built Glasgow under contract
for blockade running She valued at 81 so OOO and
claimed as private property but the Government will pro-
ceed against her for confscation according to law:
Chicago, April l9th-General Edward McCook to-day
received his commission as Minister to the Sandwich
Islands General Patrick E. Connor has been breveed
Major OF the reward for the capture of Atzerot
sergeant Frne LIST Delaware cavalry received 50 600
nine prvates received % 600 each OF the reward
for the arrest of Payne Major H. w. Smith received
80 56 and the balance is distributed among seven others
New York, April 23d.-Nothing later from the cholera
ship Virginia. the cabin passengers still on board
being allowed to remain at their request danger
being appehended efforts making
ing ship North Carolina at Brooklyn Navy Yard
service as quarantine vessel; Castle Garden has been
thoroughly cleaned and ventilated The Posts Washington
special says Seward has important instructions Mr.
Motley Minister Vienna in reference the Austrian
volunteers for Maxman and strong protest against
an action will be made.
Washington, April 23d--A resolution was adopted for
inquiry into the subject of the storage and transportation
OF explosive materials and what measures
secure life and property Latham. of West Virginia offered
admitted and that their credentials be referred the
mttee elections with instructions report AS
practicable Conklng raised the point the resolution
was not in order and was sustained by the Speaker
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Drowning of Mr.. Frank SWEET.

few days since were informed that Mr. John
Metsker late of this city, drowned in Snake river
The following letter shows at the mistake the sad
reality which it founded
. SNAKE RIVER FERRY, April GOTH 1866.
Mr.. BARNARD SLAvIN-Dear Sir: / write to Won to
let you know the misfortune we met with yesterday
Frank SWEET and went down below here the ford dis
tance mile to look out place train when
Frank got below what is called the Rifle in swimming
water and his horse commenced pungng and threw him
of He did not float far until he sank and was drowned
think the horse killed him. hurt him in way when
he was thrown Myself and two other present at
the time and did all could to him. but could not
effect our purpose He did not go than little way
until he sank He went down and again to the sur.
face three times when he sank to rise We have
been in search of the body all the time since he was
drowned but have not found it vet. We will continue our
search until we are convinced that find it. and if
not successful will hire watch until the corpse
raises am extremely anxious get his body as it has
be great satisfaction to his family know that he will
received decent burial have nothing further commu.
ncate at present. Yours truly
JOHN METSKER
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A Model Love Letter.
VIRGINIA CITY, April oath, 1s6

VIRGINIA CITY, April 2ith, 1866.
ED. POST Tne following letter was received a few
days since by young lady of my acquaintance residing
near this place which is decidedly rich sentiment and
original in style that cannot orbear sending for publ.
cation. give it rerbatim ct iteratim. NEWTON
We cannot refuse the request. We hardly thought
there such love-making animal on the continent II
original doubt and there suits" enough in it
to clothe half company. Free schools do flourish in
the writer's locality
-...... AT HOME, September 14th 1865.
Well Miss A, take the opertunity to Send yo a
flew lines feal interested about How you get long for
Hope to get you day if all things suit yo suit me If
Isuit then Wee talk Want yo Wright to me Lit
me No What yo think of and when yo get me then yo
can wear that little Watch and that big ress pin of mine
but Never it yet if yo Wright that ali suits then
will be their after yo Soon get my House Done
and then Wee can live snug two bugs in a rug your
appearance took eye the first time that eye saw yo and
thought that would try my lick any how and fit Don
suit Why you can Wright to and let No and their
ant No harm Done and if it suits yo then let Mott and
when would suit yo to get Married no that am taking
bole stan but yo must that Why Not if il suits
us to get Married Wright off and if Don't suit their No
harm Done Wright to Me Miss any how soon as yo
get this and tell what yo think of il think that can
take good Gear of yo anybody least am willing to
try any how and that is all ask ali well and
Hope this to find yo all in Joy ing the Direct your
leere TO H Wright to all the News as soon as yo
get this so Good by remain yours J. TO Miss A
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Letter from Bannack.
BANNAcK. April Goth. 1s66.

BANNAcK, April 3Uth, ls66.
ED. POST: Messrs. Smith and Graeter are making
extensive preparations to mine large scale They
have two hydraulic powers besides turning Grass
hopper on Jemmys Bar. They are now employing good
many hands in repairing their ditch, etc.
Last week in the lower part of the canon known as
Yank Williamss diggngs," Messrs Mitchell aud Sulley
sank prospect hole in the guch five square and took
out S5 in gold but could not clean the bed rock
account of the water.
Miners stampeding to the gulches while millions
are left in this guleh undisturbed. There is richer
guch Of the extent in Montana than this but on
account of the difficulty of keeping the water entire
guch is yet uuworked. The time is, however far
distant when of means and energy will those
countless treasures. rH ..r
There are many bars yet unworked in Yanks district
which pay from six to ten dollars day and there
still for hundreds of miners, with prospect of doing a.
we'll perhaps as in any other camp in the Territory
Boise packers begin to make their appearance in oul
streets, en- route for The Biaekfoot country. -.
..... Yours truly, SID.
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Assay Office,

NIALLACE STREET, one door below Nolan Co.'S
w Bank Gold and Silver. and Ores OF every descrip
difference which may arise between them and the o. S..
Min, a2s ~ GJLBERT
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John II. Gilbert,

A ASSISTANT ASSESSOR u. s. INTERNAL RE-
n VENUE for the First Division of the Collection Dis
trict of Montaa embracing Madison County Office first
door east of CITY Drug Store. ,.--r
Virginia Ck April 27 1865. Z fTEL 36-Ss*
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,JOseuh Marion.

uAY SCALES STORE Yreka City, Elk Creek, NJ r
IL Commission Merchant Cash advanced consign
ments general assortment of Miners Quitting Good
Provisions Vegetables ETC., etc. S0-92*
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Occidental Billiard Hall.

T s. ROCKFELL0W'S BUILDING, jackson Street,
y Virginia City. The finest tables in town. The bar
supplied with the best of Liquors and Cigars.
94h JOHN III. MING.
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J. B. LIE BEAU,

MANUFACTURES OF JEWELRY of every descrp-
WI on and STYLE of the pure Native Gold. Partc-
uar attention given repairs of Fine Watches Clocks
and Jewelry. Orders respectfully solicited and promptly
executed On the north side of Wallace street. west of
jackson ...y .,. 80
The Montana post. [volume] (Virginia City, Montana Territory [i.e. Mont.]) 1864-1869, 1866-05-05
Montana Billiard saloon.

4 Dam KLESER and PAUL SCHWARTZE, Props.
n Billiard FABLES furnished with all the most approved
apparatus required for the enjoyment of the game Pure
liquors aud choce cigars always hand. Open from
A. NJ, to 10 p M WA -p.".H.g E. 97%
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Jas. G. Spratt.
|, Jas. u
Word & SpIatt.

A TTORNEYS AT LAW Virginia City, Montana
n Territory VIII practice in all the Courts of said
Territory. Special attention given to the Collection OF
Claims ...a
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L. w. Harris & Bro.

lave opened general store in Bitter Root Valley.
IL Anything and everything be procured at their
store, from needle to anchor, from cayuse to
paek-saddle Can and All goods and provisions
at cash prices 6l-n
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DIR. o. Ii. WhitfOrd.

OFFICE on Main street, next door to barber shoE
~ Nevada City, NJ. T. 1888
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Local Notices One dollar per line for three line
less IS cents per line for ten lines less; so cent
per line for eleven lines or more
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.Dustus Cooke,

TENERAL AUCTIONEER. Particular attention Civ
VI the sale Of Live Stock and Real Estate sales
Of Stocks of Goods in Store oGce at the Elephant Cor
raj, Virginia City, NJ. T. .--. GA
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O. w. White,

(Successor J. T Henderson,)
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER AND GLAZIER
IL and Paper Hanger Shop door of Nelson's
<Ieviathaul Hall --.-.. 7729+
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ID. w. TILTON .& CO., }
Publishers and Proprietors.
VOL. 2, NO. 37l
The Muntama gost,

ID. w. Tilton az Co.
D. w. TnToN. BEN. R. DrTTEs
PUBLISHERS & PRoPRIETORs
Office the City Book Store Of Wallace & Jackson s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

Speaking Of the raisins manufactured in
Sacramento county, by B. N. Bugbcy, Of
the Nato'na Vineyard. the Folsom Tie
graph says.
"Bughey is the only man in the State
engaged in this business extensively. His
ra's'.ls have been reported regularly Of late
in tbs San Francisco papers in their market
reports. Three or four years ago the ground
occupied by the Natoma Vineyard was a
black and barren looking spot, and to show
what can be done with energy, the products
Of his vineyard this sc ason has been about
ten thousand gallons of brandy, and one
thousand boxes Of raisins containing TWEEN
ty-five pounds each, selling a. fast as they
can be delivered in the San Francisco mar
ket ut s. per box at wholesale"
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

OuH 0oLD AID SILVIA SuprLr.-We
nave received from Hon. James Pollock.
Director Of the Mint, his ollcial report for
mo year ending Jons o0t1, 1885. In add
a91 70 the much valued statistical matter
= It saords, she exhibit u ~ uonaieson
q oar mines e very aattering. The Direct.
@ says thai she espsrtoi ffom the gold end
silver mining regions, srs very hopeful. ana
sheW TIE supply oftheSe minefals to IS in-
eRhaustbls. The discovery Of nev deues.
Ii, peace here, and with the Indiana ~
capital. AID larger pepulaGion in the vest
"a country, prove thAt the production a
- ptecious metals viii immediaasly enlarea
IT, silver mines Of Nevada ass reported Il
- eae ten daily. q 81, 600, 900 rev.
q which . !argS part 20 70 China. The
value Of metal diseovsred 10 affected by the
ed)acsot eovutsy, . that sre worth $50
pr tea, With thsss fhvorable condition.. 4
18th 1ers than 600 Pee ton without
-: me u1thods Of s3traclion hees
- Improved, - that seus deoeeted 49,
81 -: yin nsw ~. Pa 49, islls1
~ Ata: - Gpld mines e 0auisn1
49, - Aaryhnd.-O1 or Mrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

DR.. FRANKLIN BROOKS,
OFflCE-Ne. - NORTH CLARK STREET
Room No. IS Uhlich's Block,
Cs.cAso.. n. @ BOZ 2lsa nm, :, 4. ro.:.
special attention given to oil PRIVATE DlH.
EASES incident to both sexes. Alsc, Caneers Or
Caacerous Affections, Tu~ors. Ulcers, Old Sores
Sore Eyes, etc. and particularly ssOootcS.
rlcs." Ladies' requiring medical aid Of advice
tions, Pregnancy. froiapsss Uftri. or any dis-
ease incident to the generstivs organs, may rely
upon being easily and speedily relieved.
All Chronic and difficult cases. such ~ have
existed TOR years, are completely and permanent
y cured in short time, GtfAOwf Xeresvy, regard
TO diet, or fear Of exposure. Persons afflicted
with any private disease, in calling early after
cOntrscling them, will Be cured In shorter time
than By any other Physician in the known world.
Dr. B. 10 pre- eminentiy successful in the treet-
ment OF the above most difficult and pcrple 1ing
Of III diseases he has given parttsusr altsstion
70 then for many years, and % thoroughly hes
he become acquainted With their Pathology and
treatment, that no will warrant . PEkfECT
cure, under forfeiture " required; In feet, ne
will, N the cure Of these complaints, acknewl-
edge no superior in this country Or even ia the
world.
lie COMPOUNDS MS owx MEDICINES from the true
source Of health and strength, the Vegetable
Kingdom Come then, al you~ho ere afflicted.
TO HE Office. where you will in = shovt time. be
made TO rejoice in perfect health. A private CON-
sulting room sdjoins the Office. where the Iboctor.
will always be In attendance during olEcc hours
Those who reside At distance may call In per
son. or nddreas him IN per feet confluence O0lee
hours from 70 IL A. NJ 10 =. ~, and
evening. nbvSO
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

Every family at this season, should use
SPEER'S SAMBURG PORT WINE
Celebrated in Europe for It's medicinal and beneficial
qualities, highly esteemed by eminent ply scians used
in European and American Hospitals and by some Of
the first families in Europe and America.
AS TONlC-It has no equal, causing an appetite
and building up the system being entirely pure wine
Of most valuable grape.
AS. A DlURE11C-1timparts healthy action Of the
Glands Kidneys and Urinary Organs, very beneficial in
Dropsy. GOut and Rheumatic affections.
SPEERS WINE Il pure article from the Juice Of
the Port Grape possessing medical proprietes supe
rior to any other wine in use and excellent article
for all weak and debtated persons and the aged and
infirm, improving the appetite and benetting ladies'
and children.
Try II once, and you will not be deceived,
~ BE sure the signature OF ALFRED STEER 10 over
cork u each bottle.
Sold BY druggists and all fret class dealers who also
sell the CAS1E1.LA PORT BRANDY. choice old
article, imported only by Mr. Speer, direct from the
valley ofOporto.
:. tB Trade supplied by wholesale druggists in New
York Boston, Philadelphia and st. Louk. And by
A. SPEEk at his Vineyard in New Jersey. Prind-
pal Office, sOe Broadway. New York.
For sale in Davenport by HARRISON 4 STARKS,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists. Dec4-d1y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

An effort il being made in Louisiana "a
supply the demand for labor BY the intro
duction Of Coolies, aud similar action has
been proposed in Georgia and other South
ern States. Tho Savannah Republican,
however, is decidedly opposed 10 such plan
Of working their plantations, and thinks il
would be quite - profitable to import
s'white elephants from SIAM" II advises
the planters and manufacturers to turn
their attention to Germany, France, Ire :
1and-anywhere, in fact, but China. In
Mississippi, tbs experiment Of employing
German laborers is proving very successful.
Picking cotton comes pretty hard to them
ct FIRST, but they show commendablc am
bition to improve, and are progressing fine.
~. At the beginning Of the season they
could average only fifty pounds each day;
but before the crop was gathered they were
able to pick one hundred and twenty
pounds-quitc respectable figure. With
their pr0verbial habits ofthrift and industry,
tho Germans will prove valuable uacquisi-
ton 70 the South in the business of cutiva-
tug the great staple.
We arc glad to observe by our Southern
exchanges that the people generally are be-
ginning to accommodate themselves man.
fully to the new state Of things, and that
the negroes are gradually learning the
wholesome and necessary lesson that
freedom does not exempt them from
the universal law which co,npcls
fallen man to earn bread BY the sweat Of his
brow. Their minds are becoming disabus.
ID Of the idea that they were to be support
Cd ~ Government in lives Of idleness and
licentiousness, and they ore more and more
disposed to make contracto with planters
and farmers, who, on their part. are fast
being satisfied that they can make more
nom hired labor than they ever did from
slave labor. They arc everywhere ready to
give their late slaves fair wages and humane
treatment. All they ask Of them is to I'M
derstand that freedom does not imply an
exemption from the ordinary lot of men
working for their daily bread.
The Tuscumbia North Alabamian. in
speaking on the same subject, says:
Many Of our farmers have supplied them
solves with laborers, and We think that
snail portion Of the negroes are unemployed
for the peslent year. First class hands with.
cut incumbrance have hired for 5000
yeos, with nations, quarters ami wood. the
negro 70 cloths himself and pay his own
doctor bill. We have heard Of NO disor-
dsrly conduct on the part Of the neeroes
during the holidays; indeed none was an
1eipaoDa n this section. Unless laber IA
brought from abroad, three fbufths Of the
lar ming land in this valley will remain un-
cultivated this year. II 10 not too late, and
AoPs - - semss 'eGost made 70 eelti-
vats the land in our vicinity.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
Universal Family Pills.

They are very mild and pleasant in their operation
yet more prompt and efectua in cleansing the system
from all bilious putrid and irritating matter than the
various other pills in general They will be found
cdcnt 10 the WEST Families try them
e0 Price - cents per box Forty Pills in box
~ Sold ut Dr.. EASTERLY'S Family Medicine
store corner of Third and Chestnut Streets ST. Louis
Mo. and at % Madison street, Chicago. Ills
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

THR State Treasurer of lowe reports the
General Revenue rebeived during the two
years commencing November Q. 1868, and
ending November 4, 1865, including bal
lance in the Treasury At last report, $685.
9O7. The taxes paid to the Railroad Com
panies for 1854 and 1865 are as follows:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
DR.. EAsTERIY.s
Universal Family Pills

Can be recommended to the aflicted with the great
est confidence believing them far superior any ohel
pills now in use. For Liver Complaint and Dyspep
STA these Pills really invaluable. They change The
ya,ed secretions Of the stomach and liver producing
hcalty action in those important organs. For Female
Complaints and habitual Costivcncss they have nc
equal. They can be used nj all times with perfect
safety in Bilious. Intermittent and Remitent Fcvers
and al complaints when . purgatiye is required
These Pills are PURELY VEGETABLE in their in
gradients and perfectly HARMLESS in all their qual
tiles, and are DESIGNED 10 be
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
A Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
81 7; 2 S !; E REEEE&&
AND MODE OF TREATMENT IS

The .4cSoee Or l1er1<cfiOm.
II penetrates the secret Ambush
Of this terrible disease aud exterminates it, root
aud branch, forever.
Ii removes All the wretched
symptoms Of this loathsome malady, and avrta
Consumption. ~ y
II cleans the head. de>dorises
the brea th, and affords the most grateful relief
H oleviaees more Agony and a.
lent suffering than tongues can tell.
Ii IL noted for curing the lnoso
hopeless cases, that every known means have
IL cures Hay, Rose and Period
ic Cstarrh, Of the most obstinate and violent
Ne fern Of Catarrh or nsfse. 1,
the head can resist its penetrating power.
lifetime in battling With this fell disease His ri
umph is complete.
harmless liquid. inhaled nom the palm :
DR.. =. Gosdale 10 known thrS..
ought the country as the author Of the only True
Theory Of Cstarrh ever published. Where lie
Origin-Whas its raw ages-mOde Of treatment
and rapid cure in all ifsforms.
Dr. Goodaless Pamphlet On ca
tarrh should be read BY every one. II ean be
postage stamp to our Office
rae PEOPLE AND THE PRESS.
CASAnrA. The name Of DR.. r. 0oodals has
become familiar throughout the country 10 The
victims Of Catarrh, from his well-earnsd fane in
curing this terrible disease. He il Tie Rsst and
only person who ever psnetrstsd the sserct -.
bush Of this fearful malsdy. His remedy and
mode Of treatment 10 the only one ever kpcvn n
cure Il. -fTroy, N. Y. Daily Times. S.
Pliny Hills, the we'll known traveler. and
whose family Physician DR.. Goodals vas for
aft De. Goodsle says he can cure Cat.rrh \.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02
Ladies', Read This.
nm. mOOPER.s
FEMALE CORDIAL.

This elegant and popular medicine will cure
al Female Complaints, such Is Excessive
Painful or suppressed Nenstrutalion, Lu.
cotrhoea, OF Whites, FILLING of the
Womb, and oil irregularities of the
Monthly Periods. Il will also bring on
the Aenses when checked by Colds and
= a unnatural causes,
FEMALES SUFFERING ender any Of the difnculties
above enumerated, should not fail to use
Dr. Keepers Female Cordial.
n y the most pleaslat and lnfaniable rsnsdy sv.f
invented for the cure u Female complaih6 i.iSssS
try II. Price $50 PEI botilA.
Sold atps. EASIRlIHv Family Medicine atose.
corner Of Third and CAeetnut etreee ST ISSis ~
and - neeissp sreo4 ce1cagos NJ
Dr. 1estsrty,s 1fe4is tnss are soraA,s
II 'Sssa1E: : = s. : % and
.i9-~kt~o .p..ss,l} r.....t
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

Z 5sTd b Asa Sure II 00ceeS0s
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w ing to MAKE n0xsr can do 20 very eaGily b
intseduoing slse C4LenRATsD : -asToSas
new ENGLAND SEWING oocMng
and y takfs tie lead j. H. lsw. priced eaes q
Shs 'uthAte4 D1ateS, witch 6as Is mi ~
sacsllihGb. IL Hos pes1sce 1Anooa c. n
IL lire, ard evesy. family ths4 haD not nachine
shou1d hste oae. 7.'9n + IN DcSa n z m
Il Sssseqaeaes sfthe grsa1 dsnaaa fsstheo.
than heretofore, aa6 I - pfsp6foS . ~ srS1se
% my exsent: wsnt good agents, Hale ~
Re1nADes thr6ughelt ~ NeeG T r--
3sll q. e sddFssi, viii stanRA a Cirsular
- $50 AasWo1ss - e1sa laIl ~.
ls'sss1sR tshro rfsd, ssRae-ee1rn s,ga-uJ
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-02

Dr.. Rasterly's
UNIVERSAL FAMILY PILLS

For the Cure Of Bilious Diseases, Sick head
ache, Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Costiveness. Jaundice, and all
arrangements of the System where an
ApeTient or Cathartic medicine 10 required
THERE IS SCARCELY ANY DISEASE In WHICH
purgatiye medicines are not more or less required
and much sickness and suffering might be prevented
were they more generally used. In the WESTERN
STATES, where Bilious diseases generally prevail,
Cathafic medicines afetndispensble. No person can
De well while costive habit Of body prevails besides
II produces serious and often futal diseases,
which might be avoided by timely and judicious uss
Of o proper Catharic medicine