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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
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TOM mpitnsnforB Correspondence,
The following correspondence be
tween the parties uamcd, at the close
Of the late term ofCourt at Bcllciontc,
win be fully appreciated by the friends
and ncighbors Of Judge McEnally in
this place
nrttrrosrr, PA, Dee 1865.
10 Hon Joseph n. MoRnally
DrAH sms lhe pleasant relation which has ex.
isted between YOU as ihc President Judge of the
Twenty fnh judicial district and the members OF
the Bar and officers OF the Court OF .ntrc county.
O. about 10 terminate. II affords us pleasure ~
embrace the opportunity thus offered tot siiiy llI
appreciation Of the ability, integrity, urbanity and
inpariialily with which YOU have discharged th,
high and responsible duties which have developed
upon YOU Be pleased iofeceivc the assurance Of
our warmcst regards for your future welfare and
happiness Very Respectfully,
William Allison, Jr., John llosterman, Associate
Judges; james Macmauus, n. y. McAllistor, sam
ucl Linn, James II. Rankin, Edmund blanchard,
Evan NJ. Blancharj, William p. Wilson, Thad. 2.
Stephens, 5. d. Gray, A. b. llutchison, Adam
Hoy, james A. Beaver, A. 0. Furst, J. II. 0rvis,
W. II. Blair, d. @. Bush, W. W. Brown, II. Y
Sitter, J. D. Shugart, George NJ Yocum, w. II.
Laurimore, A. B. Henderson, c. 7. Alexander, W.
J. Kealsh, John @. Love, Norman Hoover, Charles
II. Hale, Esq RS; James II. Upton, Prothonotary
J, p Gephart, Clerk Of Orphans Courts d. T.
Cline, Sheriff.
BELLEFoSrT. December 3, 1868.
GEgrLEuEN; Your letter has Just been received
As my short term of President Judge now termin.
ates, nothing could have afforded me greater graf.
fcation than the kind and fattering terms in
which you, the members Of the Beefonte Bar aud
officers Of the Court, have chosen to notice tho
relation that has existed between u.s. l sha
cherish this evidence Of your approval with pride
and pleasure and the recollection Of my assoca-
tion with you win be among the most pleasant ol
my life.
Thanking you each one for your uniform kind
ness and eurtesy, trust and hope that prosperity
may attend you through life and that your iutur'
may be joyful and happy.
With great respect, remain yours truly,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

Beast Butler & Co., the remnant OF
the great American Congress, have
agreed to adjourn over the holidays,
from the 21st to the 5th of January
In the meanwhile the "beast" will at
tempt to capture and bottle General
Grant If it costs a powder boat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

Those of our Subscribers who fail to
receive the REPUBLICAN after the first
of January next, will understand that
their subscriptions have expired; while
quite a number of fve-year-old Gus
TONERS will be dropped, aod their bills
seut for collection. These latter we
have patronized as long as We can
stand il.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

HooTLAND's GERMAN BITrERs.-Thc
Boston TrdUeier says: This Bitters is
very generally used throughout the
United States and Europe, and the
proprietor has received the most com.
phmentary testimonials from thous.
ands who have experienced its beneii.
clal effects. II is an acknowledged
preventive for Cholera, and highly
recommended for Debility, Prostration
oi the System, Disorders Of the Dires.
live Organs, Liver Complaints, and
numerous otherdiscases. The Bitters
is not a liquor preparation, contains
no Intoxicating ingredients whatever,
gives tone TO the whole system. and
Is very carefully prepared by ono of
the most scientific chemists aud phar.
macouIists in America, from roots and
herbs gathered in Germany.
hoohand German Tonic combines
al the Ingredients Of the Bitters with
pure Santa Cruz Rum, orange, anise,
&c 1t is for the same diseases as the
bitters, in cases where some Alcoholic
sdmulunt is necessary. Il is pre.
paration of rare value, and most
agreeable to the palate.
Principal ONCE, 6Sl Arch Street
Philadelphia, Pc Sold everywhere
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

NV Wnisk, TAX Those who
know say the reduction Of the tax on
whisky was made a. the request oi
"th, ring They wanted 10 lay In n
big supply at low rate, aud relied
upon their influence over 'cngrcss to
secure an advance as soon as they had
large ,tock ON hand II is said TO
be certain that a change will be made
at the next session Of Congress as soon
a. the members Of "the ring arc fully
prepared for it. "The ring" has an
immense quantity Of whisky on hand
already, aud will increase its stores up
10 the day when the tax IL raised
The Whisky Ring has the Radical
majorityo the present Congress com
pletely under its control, and there is
no doubt that the corrupt combination
will have things It's own way In the
meantime the Tenure-of Office Law
protects all the whisky thieves in the
country, and enables them to continue
their plundering without let or hind
rance. There is no doubt that Radi.
cal Congressman are bought and sold,
like sheep in the shamblcs, by the
whisky ring and other gigantic mon
led monopolies. The present Congress
is as corrupt as any Radical Legisla-
tnre Of Pennsylvania ever was. How
corrupt they have been. all men know.
Lancaster nteiiigencer
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

Genera Butler has been awarded
the seat occupied by the late Thad
deus Stevens in the national nolse o
Representatives. That was wis,
movement IT had not been given
il would have been appropriated The
General is famous in The latter move.
monts.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17


SUDDEN DEATH.-F. NJ Rishel, late
Of Shamokin Dam, who moved toNil-
Transport about half year ago, died
very suddenly at that place last Sat
urdav night. He heard a sudden cry
of fire, and supposiug it to be his own
house, he ran TO the window and put
his head out to hear or see where the
fire was and upon Withdrawing from
the window he fell over and expired
1t is believed that his heart ruptured
from n sudden rush OF blood caused by
fright and excitement. His remains
were brought TO Shnmokin Dam and
Inferred there yesterday lie leaves
a wife and several children. He was
40 years. 10 months and 2 days OF
age.-SeiiHsgroUe Times.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

The darkies are coming, Ohio! Ohio
In Louisiana enough votes have been
"thrown out 20 secure the election ol
a negro to Congress, and on the 4th
uf March next, he will open undis.
may ed the doors Of the Marble Hall.
In South Carolina an Elector has re.
signed on account Of disqualification,
and a negro has been chosen in his
place, as no white man could be found
who was not DISQUALIFIED.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

LOST MoNEY on ELEcuoS.-The
Radicals in New York nominated
6riswold, as their friends in New Jer
sey nominated Blair, for Governor,
because they wanted q rich man to
bleed Griswold it is said has spent
over $4,000 and Blair over s3D0, 100
in the race for gubernatorial honors,
aud all to no purpose. Both the mo
ncy and men were handsomely beaten
by the Democracy. Statesman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
Notice TO Creditors.

Is the Orphaus' Court Of 'iearheid e,sny, Pa
Il In The matter Of the estate Of Richard kou.t.
laie Of Woodward township. deceased. The az.
praiscment of real estate set out 10 szuh R0F,t
the widow Of said deceased uf - acns. mor %
less. AID valued a. one huadrcd and eghiJ ia.
lars, was on The lgth dag Of November A D ls,
confirmed Vi 81. by the Court, and Ordered ili.
publication be made in At least one u.HsTtr,
published iu Cleardeld county. informing OIL d.
sons interested that the same will h. confined
absolutely unless sufficient objections ars Eli %
or bciore the sycond Monday Of Januan. D.
1863. By the Court A. " LEE
DVc. 10 a.. Clerk Of o. phans Car
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

We had intended to give a synopsis
of President Johnson's Message in this
issue, but find our columns so crowded
with local matters, that we are com.
PEELED to postpone it until some fu-
ture number. He deals the Rump
Congress some terrible blows, aud
they hurt so bad that the members
refused to hear it read. Mr. johnson
having been elected by the Radicals
makes a frst-class witness for the ma.
ton, while exposing the rascalities Of
the herd who elevated him to power.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

Secretary McCulloch estimates that
the Federal Government can be run
Oh $3.50, 900, 600, which he proposes as
the standard for the next year Last
year the expenditures, including the
interest on the public debt, were about
s56O,OOO in legal tenders The inter
est clone on the public debt. is $3.50.
900, 900 in legal tenders Add to this
$3.50, 100000 the sum Of s25J,0OU, 900,
and the aggregate is sl3O,00O,OOO,
which will, in fact, be wanted by the
secretary for the coming year.
We have not n doubt that the iull
National expenditure ''ill be $4,000
O0O for 1869, which is greater sum
than is required by either Of the great
monarchies of France and Grrat Rrit.
ain, which equal us in population, and
have double our amount of property.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

The Mongrel papers are showing how
many lri>hmen hold office n New
York. But il these offices were held
by negroes, how happy the Mongroia
would be
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

In July last seven persons were cx-
ecuted by lynch law at Seymour, in
the state of Ir diana, and on Saturday
last at New Albany, in the same state,
mob entered the Jail at night took
three prisoners from the cells and
hung them in the yard. No body ar
rested.
Had these outrages occurred in Vir-
ginia, or other Southern state, what
indignation and bowling for recon
struction and "a republican form Of
government" would go up from every
loil throat, but as these things happen
near the home of the Vice President
elect it passes CURRENT no Kuklux
Klanism in "loil" Indiana. Oh, no
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

ID ECIsrfR'- NoTICI --4uus l.o
IL gwen, that che io4ow.u. ar1uuuh lsJe bs.i
examined and passed by me, and nmr fiil
reeaTd n this ofice for the msFesi'sl o.. b.
lcgafees, creditors, and all 0thers 10 pu5 sag DR.
el.c4 aud will be presented ~ The n-z' OuL
C1l-i 1i Clcarhsld county, 20 be held o.. tbt ca.
House, in the borough o. clearield coumr.s.
1u ihe second Monday Of January nDt,
Fnal account Of Chrishan Korb, adm.His1a,,
Of Charles Zilliex, late Of Brady township, Cisii
dtld county, Pa, deceased.
Final account of George EilnEeT, aimihi.t-lr
Of Barbaa Bihngtr, lafeof Brady toHusa.p, Clsa,
field county Pa, deceased.
Final scsoan' Of John Bloom and james 4
Bloom. executors Of the last vii and Testament ,
Isaac Bloom, late Of Pike toSnship Claria
county, Pa, deceased.
l. G. BABGEK, ls'e R,r.l.r.
Registers olice, Ciearheld, Pa, Dee %. l.t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

There is negro Congressman from
Louisiana waiting to be admitted to
a seat in the present Congress. Why
do the Radicals hesitntog Ars they
about to break faith with their sable
allies Z Have they played Morgan
long enougbY While Kelley and his
black-and-tan crew are shouting for
negro suffrage at the North, they
leave the first fruits of that measure
in the South to be nipped by the frost
on the wrong side Of the door leading
into the notional House Of Reprrsen-
tativos. Such is Radical honesty even
TO the negroes
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

JURY TBIAL.-Govcrnor Wells. OF
Virginia, has recently pardoned a pris
oner who was convicted by the ury
under the plan of arriving at a verdict
by drawing lots Ballots were placed
in hat, and seven papers containing
the word guilty" having been drawn,
the defendant was convicted. The
jury originally stood eight for acquit-
tai, two for conviction, and two for a
compromise verdict, and had been de.
liberating for two days, when tho lot
terry method was adopted.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

Gen II W Slocum, a gallant soldier
under Grant, aud a sterling Democrat
was elected to Congress at the late
election by the Democracy Of the
Third New York District. by trium.
phant majority. General Grant ha,
just written a letter to him, says the
Reading Daily Eagle, congraiulating
him on hls election, and "intimaling
that there will not probably be any.
thing ia the next administration which
II moderate Democrat may not sup.
port" There is considerable excite.
meni amongst Radicals in consequence
Of this letter and Grant is pronounced
a decidedly lar and unruly elephant
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17


GETTING SrRoNGER-Afler the cleo
tion Of 1864, the Democrats had the
Governor Of but a single State in the
Union, Delaware Bramlette. OF Ken.
lucky, was not then Democrat, hnv
ing been elected by what was called
the" Union - party. Afler the election
Of 1868, we have tho Governors of
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey
Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky. and
California We have also recovered
the State of Oregon. which cast its
vote for Seymour, and the States OF
Georgia aud Louisiana, by immense
maiorities These three States will
have Democratic Governors in anoth-
er year, which will give us the control
of the executive power in ten States.
This shows the reruporatye energy
of the Democracy. Next year we
shall defeat Geary, which will bring
Pennsylvania once more into line
We are growing stronger Courage,
Democrats Forward in tho good
cause Now is the time for effective
work. Your neighbors' heads are
cool at present Talk with them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

VoTE OF NEW YoRK.-Tho official
count in New York makes the follow.
ing majorities, viz;
For Governor-H Hoffman, ,036
For Presidont-Seymour las
For Congress-Demooratic majority-.........lO,6 SOS
The total vote polled for Governor
was s5l ,552; for President, $50, ,524,
and for Congress, $4,000. This is
the largest vote ever polled by any
State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

Mr.. Read offers farm for sale and
Mr. Mccullough several town proper
tics in this issue. Read the advertise
ments.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

The HoLIDAYs.-rhe young folks
will find everything necessary for the
proper enjoyment of the holidays, at
A. |. Shaw's Drug Store. His stock
of fancy candies, fancy toys, perfumer-
les, diaries, &c, is large and will be
sold cheap.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

No paper will be issued from this
office next week, as all hands, like
other people, design enjoying Christ
mas.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
@larrita.

On the Oh Of December, ls6s, by +. Holtorr.
rrn ESQ, Mr.. RICHARD NJ. bABoRDE and
Miss ELIZABETH LABoRDE, all Of Union
,ownship, Clcarheli county. Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

The citizens Of this borough will
find the snow ordinance in another
column, which is worthy an attentive
perusal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

GEN. GRANTS FoRTUN The Wash
ington correspondent Of the ST Louis
Democrat says "Gen. Grant is rich
already, aud by cautious investments
he is destined to be very rich one dav
ranking with the most opulent He
owns thirtyeight acres OF land within
the corporate limits Of Washington,
worth $1,000 an acre His house is
held at $780, 900. A farm near St.
Louis aud houses in Galena and Phil.
adelphia should add 100000 to the
former items. Three hundred thou
sand dollars will probably not be in
excess for the President elects pos
sessions Yes, aud when he went into
the army he was so poor that his
neighbors had to buy him his uniform.
and horse.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

Rev. John b. Meek, intimately
known TO many Of our ciizons died, a
few days since, in Washington city,
at an advanced age He formerly
represented Centre and Clearficld
counties in the Legislature, aud pos
sessed many virtues
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

ID EGIsTER's NOTICE.-Notietisb, is b,r,i,
| N given that the foll0wipg accounts have ie.,
examined and passed BY me, and remain Elsi 7
record in this Office for the inspection Of In.
legatees, creditors, and all Others n any other H.,
interested. and will be presented 10 the na1t 0,
phans Court Of Ciearied county, 20 be held a. tb,
Court House, in the borough Of Clearded. e.r
mencing on the second Monday Of January lss1
The account Of David pr0ssles, guardian [,
Mandress Illegal. Preston FegaL Easn Fl,r,i
Alice illegal, john ". Flegai and jamu ft-,'
minor hoirs Of james L. illegal, late of Go,5e
township, Ciearield county. Pa, decreased
The partial account OF Thomas II. TurosT. Al
ministrator Of the estate Of Mafihcu A. Fo,or
late Of Bradford township, Clearaeld county. Ia
deceased.
The final account Of John Wither0u, s1seuia
Of the last will and Testament Of Heny llerar,
late Of Gulirh township, Cl,arieid tour1 b
deceased.
Final accoun, Of John Rusl-1. execute. d b,
/ last will aul iesiamoa Of Jaa. sciirane. .ats !
| Penn township, Clearheld oouni. Pa. a-e-ast5
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
nm Advertisements.

IAtf1oN.a- An persons are hereby notified
Y not 10 purchase pf negotiate fof certain
Note given b, me IN favor ol philaudsf anderson
II Norwich, ChrnAngo county New Nork, dated
October ieth, laos, calling iur The payment Of
s2uo, IN three months ffoin date. Alen, another
certain Nole u ihc same date, calling for the pay
meat of 500, Ia sis months from datei a. ! viii
not nav them unless compelled by Law. not having
received value therefor. d. ". GOOD.
Osceola, Cloarheld CO., Pa Dec. 10, is6s-SL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
IN rHs COURT on COAAON PIl,.

Il Of Clearhuld c"uuty, Pa
REUBEN kEirEn September Term, 1867.
W. No. 20.
ANA REITER. Alias Subpoena sur Dirors,
To Anna keiier, Respondent
You are hereby notified and required 10 Be- ,,i
appear IN your own proper person Al our ~,
Court Of Common Pleas, 70 be holden al Clesrf.il
on Monday, the llth day Of Januury, 1900. No.
our said Judges, 10 answer such things A. usr i.
then and there charged against you 10 ths -
nlaint Of said libeliant, IN the proceeding, bs,
pending aud 10 submit 10 such order and d,s-,.,
a. the Court may make; and hereof fail rat
decI0.H CIRENIU5 HOWE. gf,5~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

TAUfiON.--Ailpcr hcrrbr ..a.,...
" against puIchasing or in any usv ta-i. ~
with one COW, one cook Stove. two bel.is.i. =.
bedding, two tables, one scl chain. o. ioi af 49,
one sink, ouc clock, one mirror, end otollt.l
furniture, uow 10 thc possession of Isaac lIl.. I,
Brady township, a. the same belong 10 m,. ~
are left with him 0n loan only, subject mt ~.
derl 1-Af JOS. u~ILFTUW afrr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

ICENrI NOfttt-.-Ihe following per-
sons have hled In the oficc ot the CLERK Of the
Court of Quarter Sessions Of clearhcd county,
their petitions uud bonds for License, At the Jan.
uafy sessions next agreeably TO the act Of Assem-
bly,, entitled IAN Act to regulate the sale Of lniOH-
ieating Liquors" 4ci
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
9lrw Advtrilsfmfnis.


~ An rsrsous nfe hor,hv noiihei that the 90.
rarueflhp stl,ilng between The underlined In
iho Merchant faletiur business, in Clsarhtld,
va dissolved Ny mutual consent on The aist day
of October. A. ". 1858 The books and accounts
uili We collected w N. A. Frank and The business
siourhiou. NJ A. FRANK.
JecIgu 4. r. l.. eT0rGUTON
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17
DIRECTIONS.

send large sums Of money by Drsn %
lork or Boston. or by RSrrcs.. We Wv
sums should be sent by registered iei'c' Z
postal money order. Il will b. impossia',, 7.
money sent In either of the shove vars w,
not b. responsible for money host, unless ~.
above directed. See that Your Letters aI.
directed aud stamped. a. no lctiOrs are ~
unless prepaid. Write your adirss in iai4 4
County and State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1868-12-17

MOSSOP
Always keeps on hand full
assortment Of all kinds ofeoods required
for the accommodation OF the public.
July Z, 1851
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12
Nofica fo TaYnaHorg.

wT OTHCE ~ HGEtEm8 01wEN 80
~ the tsMp crN o. tho eily Of EFnuH-
Vile that I have received fu4m the llnrE
gax updeats Tor Tie year 1868, ind hHt
ain now ready 90 re elFo lhe tH.os cu trs11
on SAID duplicate
on or toe ore the lOth daV 1T H oV fnntf M llt
be entitled 90 a. discount ~ hfe ltI ''Nli
o the amour Ihuae ptFluf hIl'I
1913, dav OF NOvomlHer. Huu pu Nf u. iie
the Dth day OF December VII w y.
20 a DISCOUNT OF threr pct t'i ~ XXX
ntrgOuur. and those pfyin& tit hH,i WY
- - rt es,e,i,er and 90 or hr f9rn inn f' u
AZ of Lamar. 1863 Wiii ba ohHti" in t
dtscOuut OF one anu q nan per N't''' 90"
NJ once ~ at the CITY building corner
Thlio hh" q.J. aAVIaK,
novlO d2W S'y ~'''''''''
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-12

rs sickness AyoIdabIo ?

Thousands toss on sick beds to-day, who
might have been wei aud hearty hnd they
taken due precautions for the preservation
OF that most precious OF earthly hlt aHIuUH,
n sound DtfHd ~ sound b0ag sickness, tO
a gre ater cNle al tnmI moot people buupua
Is duOtd0Jte. When the budy a. lHuHuld,
the tpiuls depressed. and the nervous f3t-
tenn umn tturally sensitive, So should ue
taken for granted that mi CHIEF q brcW Hg.
fhese hints and warming. VUu hstl. HH
su h by "a kind Providence, on ht not %
be dis aardcd. n they arc allghted, ns lH
too generally me Gaze, the brgt thiuR may
be- u fever, n severe bilious attach Or some
other form OF ncu q disenee. Iuny Indicate
In arffcuiato ihuRuaRos Ihnt the nuiWnl
unctiOns are disOrdereds AMI the Hyhiem
debtiitafod Uude. lhese cif0umHiuuraHt
the OHiV ftfuO O. be dune vs. % rUDuLApM
AND RESTORE. and the beat rcgittDtuD uud
s'ssf0FnffUe gi eD0Tutt14l frcF used Clr ttf pre-
U6Itfi0a n sfckhegg iH HOSTEL ER rIbM~
II BtrfEkS. la this Wny bilious re-
mittent lever. chills and fever, sp1Hul9,
ueF Gus par Nysma. Violent nttmckH OF Iu-
dlges ION, and al the ordinary epldemlcat
may almost certainly bB mVertro. INrV
are usual precpded uy the hymutOma dos
SCI ibed: and surely IT, is reason to tor Rta
them by 40 Oitium 90 an Hntldptc mt go
hmrmiesa agreeable, and iuvtwpraii H.
Most nssureuly, 90 viii sOon dlahiphle lhe
unpieast tnb feelings referred toi WINCH ol
eolifsr, is nesirabie, even If tuey were upL
/ key 90 lead 40 something worse. D he
c ofe Of the Fan ia uHu llg accom- unulrn
by uuhenILny logs and Vi0i8 tHlm npnfrio
changes, aud 90 10 theibilre hrn on Wuch
invigOraton i8 particularly needed,