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FOURTH ARRIVAL!
CONSERVATISM TRIUMPHANT!
GOODS CHEAPER THAN EVER.
HAVE YOUR LIFE INSURED, FOR STILL
THECAR OF JUGGERNAUT ROLLS ON!

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The Coroner has struck for higher wages as
signing that the inquests were too numerous-but
notwithstanding the delay, # ~; 80
LADIES' CLOAKS, SHAWLS AND FURS,
of every variety and hue, are daily sacrificed, in
order to supply the wants of those in need. 4
We understand it is the intention Of the Con-
vention, now. assembled, to have engrafted in the
ne,0 Constitution of Virginia, section prohibit.
ing us from making such sacrifice in our b.;
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND HEAVY FACTO-
RY GOODS ~ 4
but feeling keenlys the embarrassing condition of
our cvi,ntry, and loving our fellow-men, we offer
them the nssk 90 we'll as the 5est and cheapest as
sortment Of g s@faAs Is vi ssss3 X, Rs4.s .sSss
ess WINTER BOOTS AND SHOES, Z
ever brought to. this market. 'e
Come! andas you hope that dear old Virginia
will soon be free from the Ebony Angels that now
rule over us, feel happy in the assurance that we
can sell you goods that will not only .drive away,
the blues" but the sight of which, when worn.
will cause the dark clouds that now hang over us,
to disappear, and then you can behold u.s.. as in,
days Of yore, free, Democratic and prosperous
people. =, ,sss.osa .ssaaS sssS M
& Remember this is the only establishment. where
you can get anything the Imagination can con-
ceive, or the heart can wish.
Call OF the Granite Front Of 41i:ge -
dec 1851 a53a 4. WITT 4 BRO.
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Wilson, May 18th, 1867.

Wilson, May 18th, 1867.
CONSUMPTION, IN ITS EARLY STAGES, CAN BE Cured.
Baltimore, Md, March 4th, 1867.
Dear DR.. Lamrencc-My daughter having been
cured Of deeply seated disease Of the lungs by ysnr
"RosADAL1s," 1 feelit my duty to make the Facts
known to you for the benefit of others. She suffer
ed nearly2 years with hard cough, which troa-
hled her day and night, at last the emaciated
form, glossy eye, night sweats, together with the
cough, told too plainly that it was Consumption
beyond question eating her vitals. Our Physicians
remedies brought no relief She was advised te
try Rosadalis as tonic, which she did-imagine
my surprise and qualification when l found le1
appetite returning. Sloscty she regained her
strength, her cough and night sweats gradually
ceased and she is nou after taking FIVE bottles Of
your medicine, apparently as well as ever.
Yours, Respectfully, Mrs. E. ANN SMITH.
RosADALIs CURES ALL SKIN DISEASES.
Salt Rheum Cured i--Remarkable Csue!i
Montreal, Canada April 4th, 1867.
DIR. LAWRENCE, Wilson, N. c.,
MY Dear Sir.-For the last 10 years until re-
cently) suffered with an inueerate eruption af the
skin-called by physicians Salt Rheum, with which
l suffered terribly; the pain and itching was al
most iaiolerable. tried several of the best ply
sicians in Europe and this country-have visited
several celebrated Springs-spent thousands OF
Jeeeco " Sot "hS 0ctef' Al OCSClApcl
1866 being in Charleston, s. c., was told by a
gentleman at the hotel, that he had been cured Of
bad letter by medicine called s'Rosadalis." I
resolved to try it, without any hope though Of its
doing me any good. Iprocured bottle Of AIessrs.
King Cassidey, and commenced taking 1t. Finds
ing to my surprise that was improving. bought
four other bottles; but before commencing on the
last two, found was completely vel--the disease
having entirely disappeared. M s;
Enclosed find "Oae Hundred Dolesrs," which
please accept as token of my gratitude. Why
do you not make your invaluable RosadaAs widely
known. Your sincere friend,
W.T.. SETTER.
Major ]. W. Durham, ono of the editors of the
Wilson North Carolinian, says in the issue Of the
goth of April, 1867: II believe from personal enpe-
rlence, that the Rosadalis is the finest tonic ever
prepared'
Beware Of Counterfeits. See that J. ]. Lawrence
& Co., is blown the bottle and stamped on the
cork. All letters of inquiry, &C.. promptly an
swered Address DR.. J. J.. LAWRENCE,
>aAl NJ y Wilson, n. C..
Sent anywhere by Express on receipt of price,
For sale by P. II. & &. S. Trout, Stanton, Va
august Ism
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y imiIia Silnilibus Curanfur.AHar
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GlmiIia Siln1libus CuranfHr.AHum
NJ pireys Homeopathic SPECIFICS, 6 az
success, Prompt-Effelent and Reliable. They
the only Medicines perfectly adapted to popular use
SO simple that cannot be made in using them;
to be hey the
eldation from all and will always render Satisfaction
/, Cures Fevcrs, Congestion, lnaarnatians. q :. Is
4 Worms, Worn;-F Fever, Worn:C Ole 2s
4 Dinrrhoea of childrenol adults: 2,
Dysentery. Gripping Bilious 'Ccic. e
8. NeuraIgia, Toothache Faceache.i e IS
.. 81 Headache, Sick: Headache, Vertigo. IS
10. Dyspepsia. Bilious Stomach. 500 IS
y. Suppressed, or painful Periods.u s, IS
Is 4" Group, Ss"sf s difficult BGsaihipgn ~ Is
a. sait Rheum. ErysiTelas. Ergntlo4s, Is
Fesen nsas s ehil Pevaf asue:
Has Piles. blind or bleeding. ,,;ys ! 70
u. " Opnthalmy, and sore or weak Eyes ID
- ~ Gatarrh, acute or chronic, lnhaenzasas 80,
r. xsea. ysSsat coughs g
q. Ear Discharges. impaired Hearing 90
"a. :. GencFaEDebtlity Phi yaioai " ealness. 50
y. - Dr0Rsy, and scanty Sec. etions so
26. sea-Sickness, sickness from riding SO
s eessSss nsssiisy eE zsnin, 50
2 - :. sions; In oluIapy Discharged Leo
80 SsisaTy WeaE.s sass yestig So
s. sasterins, s Ct eRanse y sgasPs GO
50. n :. EpI!sgssy. spasmss s. Wins Dance. Eco
"a. D1phtheria. liberated sore sore throat. !O
FAMILY CASES Of 30 large viaE. hIeroeco case,
containing specific remedy for ever mr.
binary disease a family ssibie Ct to. And =
book Of directtons, $40. 90. Smaller Family
and Travelling cases, with 20 TO IS vias from b < =,
Ss! Specifics for all Private Diseases. goth far Cm
ring and for yentiye treatment in walls pock-
ct 81 to So These Remedies by the Case or Sin
gle box, sent part Of the country by Mail Or
Express free Of charge on receipt Of the price. Ad
dress HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC, COM,
PANY. Office and Depot, No. 1852 Broadway, New ork
DR. Humphrey sconsult-d daily at his Office person-
ally or by letter. above for all forms of diseases For
Sale by all Druggists sept 1s-tf.
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ROSADALIS.
HE Great southern blood


i Medicine.
DR.. Lawrence's Compound extract of Ro
SADALIS, safe and certain cure land the only
one yet discovercd) for SCROFULA, in its vari-
Gus forms, such As Consumption, in its early sta
ges Enlargement and liberation Of the Glands,
Joints, Bones, Kidneys, Uterus, Chronic Rheuma-
tism, Eruptions of the Skin, Chronic Sore Eyes,
SC. Also, SYPHILIS. in all its forms, DISEASES
OF WOMEN, Loss of Appetite, Sick Headache, Liv-
er Complaint, Pain in the Back, Imprudence in
Life, Gravel, GENERAL ILL HEALTH, and ALL
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Blad
der. 1t thoroughly eradicates every kind Of hui
NOR and bad faint, and RESTORES the entire
system to a healthy condition It is Perfectly
HARMLESS, never producing the slightest injury.
Ras- The ROSADALISisn not Secret Medicine.
The articles from which it is made are published
around each bottle, audit is used and recommend
ed by the Medical Faculty, wherever it has been
introduced, as PoslrIvB and RELIABLE Medicine.
used AID endorsed By the Leading Physicans every
phers it is knoscn. Prepared only by J. J. LAW
RANCE, NJ. D., Chemist. Wilson, N. c. For sale
by all the Principal Druggists in the U. S., and
Canada, and wholesale by D. Barnes & Co, q
Park Row, n Y. Carr, Boykin Co., "A Light
LSt, Baltimore. E. Willis, Wilmington, N. C. j.
H. Baker, II Roanoke Avenue, Norfolk, Va.
Price 81, SO per bottle Sent Anywhere by Ex
press, on receipt of price,
THK BEST BLOODPURIFIER IN THE WORLD.
m X5ourarcn.s (.nIahrnteG1
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FROM pHYSICIANs
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hsftps no'0 fns~H hespecuuny yours &C,
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WONDERFUL cUhR OF sckofuLous WHITE SWELLING.
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Israel Deming, [4S5.
in fine family
Groceries, Teas, Wines and Liquors.
Will Exchange for, or purchase, Butter, Eggs,
Flour, White Beans, Dried Apples and Peaches,
Honey, Beeswa1, SC.
The attention of country customers and partic-
ularly my friends in the Valley is called to the
above Don't forget the number 4S5, 9th Street,
between s E, Washington, D. c.. For further
information address by mail
march 13-1y .ats-et
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WASHINGTON CARDS.

a EN- y T. x1VOSEs
n ". corner Of It'll ST., i Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON, %. c.,
has the finest assorted Stock this side of Philade
phia.
He has all the latest designs made in Phi1adel-
phia, New York and Boston. The stock is always
selected by Mr.. Moses, and bought at the lowest
rates for cash, which enables him compete with
Eastern Prices. His finest Furniture is made to
order in Philadelphia, and of the best material
that can be found. 80 IL. 3
Purchasers should study their own interest by
calling at his Stores and examining the we'll as
sorted stock Of CARPETS, FURNITURE, &c
And obtain his Price List before going elsewhere,
which he will furnish with pleasure.
His assortment of Mattresses, Blankets. Com
forts. Counterpaines, Pillows, Bolsters, Feather
beds, and all kinds Of Cottage and Kitchen Furn-
iture is complete, which he offers at the lowest
New York and Philadelphia prices
Remember, IN orth-West corner Of 18th street and
Louisiana Avenue, Washington City, D. C.
may 29-tf. W.. 3. MOSES.
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r HAVE just received another supply Of Knabe's
j & Co, magnificent Pianos. which offer for
sale at Baltimore prices, giving the purchasers
the benefit of the freight. have also on hand
second hand Pianos and can furnish Cowhart &
Needham's elegant Parlor Organs at Factory
prices. E. l.. IDA.
july 24-tf
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p T.. Do(lson, with
~. JAMES b. DODSON.
DEALER IN
T CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGs,
DRUGGETS, RUGS, MATS, hgg sasafs'.
CURTAIN MATERIALS, and sf.s
FURNITURE, DRY GOODS, &C.,
GENERALLY, r sa.sA
Pennsylvania Avenue, Sd door East from 9th st.
march 13-1y WASHINGTON CITY;
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NEW BOOKS.--A Defence of Virginia
IN land through her of the South),
in recent and pending contests against the sec
tional party, by Prot. RoBr. Z. DABxEY, D. p.
Louisa Muhlbach's Historical Novels. !
sep lott RQRT. COWAN.
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~ FALL 1867
HULL, ATKINSON s CO., A
25S BALTIMORE STREET,
3 BALTIMORE,
Ask Merchants visiting Baltimore to examine their
large and elegant stock Of British, French and
American Dry Goods -5.s
..s3s i1s Orders promptly executed,
HULL, ATKINSON & co.
Robt. Hull,
Thos. W. Atkinson,
Sam'l Hunter,
VIM. j. Hull,
s. Harris Hopkins. sept Az
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From an Experienced Farmer and Planter.

~ FT619 an EIpeT7eHced F0rzneT and Planter.
BALTIMORE, July 31st 1865.
Dear Doctor used the Nonpareil French Gu
ano by the side of Peruvian on wheat, oats, corn
and tobacco, and could see difference in its ac-
ton; if any, it apas in favor Of the former, and be-
lieyng it to possess the other advantages claimed
for it, shall certainly apply it alone on all my
crops for the future, and freely recommend it to
farmers generally = n--.s.l- \ w
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rlst and FIorlst, go lexington Street, BaltimoreIe
says: 81 have tried your Nonpareil French Gu
ano in various ways in the cultivation of plants,
fruit trees, grapevines, roses flowers of all kinds
and vegetables, and 6eseue to be the greatest stimu
liant that euer came under mig notice. have used it
dissolved in water and stirred in the soil as a TOP
dressing But the best mode, particularly for rot
ting purposes, is by mixing it in the proportion Of
one load of composts to twenty pounds Of the fer
tilizer. Knowing well beneficial results FREE
y recommend it as the best thing have ever
used" ~. -
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BALTIMORE CARDS.

Vim. Knabe & Co..
w Manufacturers of First Premium, Gold
Medal, Grand, Square and Upright
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Grenslnr WAGONS.

But few people are aware that they do
wagons aud carriages moro injury by greas'
ing too plrutfully than in any other Way, A
well made wheel will endure common wear
from ten 10 twenty five years, il care is
taken TO uso tho right kind nni proper
amount ol grease; but it this matter is not
attended to, they will ho used up in I've OF
elk years. Lard should nevor ho used on
wagon, for it will penetrate tho hub AMI
work its way out around the teuous OF
tho spokes, aud spoil tho whoyl Tallnw is
the best lnhricaior FOR wood aXletrees, and
castor oil for iron.
just enough grease 6houl be applied to
the spindle of wagon 10 givo il n light
coating this is better than more, ior the
surplus will work out at the ends, aud he
forced by the shDuldertands and nut
washers iUto the hub around tho outside ol
the boxes.
Toloil au iron aSleiree, first wipo the
spindle clean wi,la cloth wet with the
spirits Of turPeniinos and then apPlya few
drops of castor oil near the shoulder alNl
Und. 0ne teaspooniul is sufficient for ih,
whole.
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Our Strap &oot.
Ppr. MoLLoY

AZ sixteen years s,f ago was
Ny mpthcrs falrtheirod boy,
She kept little hucksor shop, tt,t.f.4
Her name u was Moll9yt iI ~
I've fourteen children, Fat, says sic,
r. Which Heaven h mo bae senbE itH
nih elidren mint like pigs, you Know,
They can not pay ihc rent. .t..
a She gave nic every phlling M@FtH rh
That she had in Che tn
Aud kissed me fQy times or iporc,
! Thought she nc'er would ret her Gil.
Z, Heayen bless you, Pat, says she, y ~,tss4
wv YJW 'Rte my DAZZLING bdy, f''
Oud ireland is your country,
,,A,Ti you, name b Pat Mdloy. u
Oh, England is purity place,
lttudged from. York to. London ,fytt A a.
3 Z. Win nv scytiie dpon my back 4 Z ~
The English girls are beautiful,
Their lovcs don't decline,
Tho eating and the drinking
IL beautiful and fnej Y
But in the corner of me heart,
. "A lVhcrs BqpndY eau sec,ef FfWR ~
p Tvs cyes46f IRISH Huc - tENtfN
Ar, GlwaSs gccpiug out at me.
OH Molly, dnflih nevcr fear,
l'm still yuur own dear buy
Ould Ireland Is my etuatfv H t"
And me name Is Pat Moloy.
From ireland to America,
'iti Across the scns roam, '.h h"H
And every shilling that ! got,
29 u oh sur6, Fsantit ltoih,d Et UIuIH
My mother couldn't write, but ....
Oh, thcrc cams from Father Bnycc,
Oh, Heaven bless you, Pat, says she,
hear my mothers voice.
Bot now I'm going home again,
As ponr "a begm,
To nike q hutpy gi1 Of M0li,
Aud sure think can
Ne pockets they are cmpiy,
hit my heart Is lillcd with Joy,
nr For mll Ireland Is mo country
And me name iS Pat MolOy. 'iut
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farm aud AaNsrhuId.
Fae llng tolNia llnliea Ornin.

Faelimy fowls rtDIted Grain.
:, ,Htu@tcdth ~ t6s custom 10 eodk giOiu
given fowls when iauenipg, hoiliBg in. wa.
tet tilliit is soft eh61gh'to SO easily bruised
between the lhumb AMI ihgors. aud the
lSsilingicnusinR ID to swell till the lsrina
suhts tiie ea yelonimg g,fmembraae, I, RHil tins
they, term bnrs ting. Although il IL tho
general opinion that hurst grain is bettFr
isr,fAttening poultry, this opinion has not
probablY b0en established on accurate eN'
ltsrimonts.s 30 this as IL may, it is Of no
less imiliorianoelto ascertain whether there
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS uf expense IN feeding poul'
tey'on raw dr'boilod grain that is, under
similar circumstances whether fowls eat
more or lces Of one or the other.
raTn orler to ascortaiu this, wc had two
darts OF Corn boiled til vel burst, and
iodnd That the increase in bplk was over
idnr Quarts, ipekwlaat is mcttOsed ~
bulk by boiling more than any Other grain,
Us, two quarts, when well boiled, increased
to seven dlumte, yet it is no bentht to boil
buck wheat, for the fowl, consumed the
seven quarlsy uf tl,e boiled grairncarly in
thosanie,limo which twoqH4rts OF the raw
grain would have suliiJed them, Many
have the Impression that II is rather uu.
substantial food. lt a
Corn, on tho oihor hand Is moro prof'a.
aio when boiled than WHOM given raw, for
tho fowls, which would have consdn,cd
Two Qarls of tho iWcpuled or raw cpru,
CUlsWuel puly throo qdlrls oI the boiled
graiu,. which arc not equivalent to three
pints Of raw, Even calcnlliug that they
were to uonsunn lliree quarts "A day of the
boiled grain, there would lie IA saving Of
une.(Ourth In very cold weather II Fhoull
be fed to the fowls hot nlli the water ~
which II was boiled may be given TO them
to irink.'rn psN 'i ffi'
Barley is much morc economical whou
builed than raw, for fowls which wonl !
have eaten two quarts of raw u day, ate
three quarts Of hoiled grain. Therefore, M
five Il quarts of boiled barley arc pro.
dueed from two quarts OF raw, thrco
plnts are equivalent to no moro than ak
ffihs Of plEt of raw; consequently tho
expense in raw barley is to that of boiled
ns tenffths 10 six ffths-tllat is, ten to siS
showing saving OF twu'iIths by giving
L0iled Instead Of raw barley.
Oats, though Increased in bulk by boiling
nearly onc.haIf, are not moro than ryo, ren.
dered more sutlicing; for tho fowls which
in two DAYS would have eaten two quarts
ul raw oats, consumed in the sumo time
three and half quarts Of tl.o boiled grain
consequently ii is no saving TO boil tho
oats. ~
Fowls prefer raw milol to that which
has been boiled, though it would evidently
br, saving IN other respects to boil IT, III
boiling increases its bulk one half
The experiments proved most clearly
that, in every eosc whore the price Of corn
aud barley ronder it eligible to feed fowls
herewith, there ja considerable economy in
Aevpr giving them grain raw, but well
bbilcd, and there is no saving by boiling
Uals OF buckwhuat.-C N. BomeR.
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whnt Young men should know

rhc best inheritance which parents can
gvo thcir chilren IL the ability 10 help
ihemseves. a. THIS is bettortbau hundred
llibn and dollais apicea In any troublc
or difficulty, they hayo two exc lleut sorv
ants, in the shape Of two hands. Those
who can do nothing, and hove 10 be waited
upon arc hrlpesa aud easily dishcarteneA
in the misi6rimos Of life Those who are
active and hardy meet trouble, with a cheer
lul face, and easily surhouht them. Let
young people, therefore, learn TO do as
many thiuga as po3sble. Every boy should
know sooner on lnter- .'..
Ito dress himself black his own boots,
cut his brothers. hair, wind q watch, sew
on u button make bed and keep his
clothes in order.
g., 10 harncssa horse, grease N wagon,
and harness team.
g. To earvo and wait on q talple.
4. To milk the cows, shear tho sheep,
aud dress a veal or mutton.
8. To reckon money aud keep accounts
correctly, aud, according TO good book
g. 70 write Il ncotond appropriate, briefly
expressed business letter, in a good hand
fold aud subscribe ii properly and write
contracts.
Z. 70 plow SOW grain aud grass, drive n
moving machine, build neat stack aud
! liteh lay. #G 5iliB
s. To put mp a package, build a fire, mend
broken tools whiewash Il wall and rugu.
laIG u clock
Every gjtl should, know how:
|. 70 sew and knit, A.''
=. To mend clohcs neatly. ef 81
.. 10 mako bod
4. To dress her own hair.
8. To wash tho dishes and sweep the
CARPETS.
6, TO make good bread and perform all
plain cooking.
I. To keep hor room, drawers and closets
in order,
8 To work sewing machine. .4,,
3. To make good butter and chcCee.
10, 70 mako a dress and chiIdron's cloth
in+. ,.,.t.s,. ,. ry,,,.,.
I ii. TO keep accounts aud calculate in
tcrest,
H. Towgpc, fold and rSppersq'ib0 lcttcr'
l3s-lo nurse lhesick-el'uQtuolly, apd-ao
fahitot The sight Of bhod, Pr
; IA, TO be ready to rondor efficient at
and comfort To those IN trouble and in al
unostenta'ious way, as ~
Is. TO receive and entertain visitors il
the absence or sickness OF her mother.
A young lady who can do all these things
we'll and whpis always ready to render
aid to tho afflicted and mitigate tho per
: plcxiteS OF those around her, will bring
: moro comfort To others sand happiness t.
: herself and he more esteemed, than ii sh,
knew how tqlaneo sipper' sing aud plN,
OH the plano.
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1(,nstIe P!agIe Ia (sreat Rrltaln

This formidable disorder still lingols in
Britain, aud the process of " stamping out
has not, as yet, thorou Smy succeeded,
There can he no doubt, however that tho
policy Of slaughterins animals immediately
utter symptoms ol the disease ia noticed
is now thoroughly appreciated. 1t does
not, however, Impress one with a high
opinion of tho Intelligence OF the British
authorities that n serious NATIONAL calamity
WAS necessary to coAviuco them Of the
truth of y fact,
y, Personal oxpel iopGo is ots a great value,
But where that is wanting Ne shoull try
to benellt by the experience of others, and
the ravases caused by tho calto plague in
Great Britain are owing TO a want OF faith
III tire experience of other nations, Ii tho
rigid system adopted by continental nations
hal boon adopted in BCimin on tho hrst
appearance OF the cattle plague the lossee
would not have been a touth part OF what
they have grown to be through mismanage
ment and ignorance.