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... if they are earliest and sincere, will find some response within u?; for spile of all carnal varieties in outward rank or inward. face answers face, so does the heart of man to man.—The first divine law of Nature, virtue of which labour and struggle become ...

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... conceive that there cannot be any doubt or difficulty in coming to the conclusion that her death was caused by the natural complaint of which she died ; and it must be proved beyond the possibility of doubt or mistake that the prisoner treated her so all ...

... otherwise. Patients are requested to as minute possible in the detail of their cases, noting especially the duratton of the complaint, the mode of it* commencing, its symptoms and progress, arc, habits living, and general occupation. Medicines can forwarded ...

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... preaaing fear which the prevalence of cholera and fever had then put upon them ; but I see every out ward and visible mark of the inward working care and mental depression, the result of the want of shelter, the want of sufficiency of wholesome food ; nay, the ...

... Maidstone, Has been proved by a large sale for many years, to be the only certain cure for that most trouble-oroc and ruinous complaint, the Foot Hot Sheep. Without entering the much vexed question the contagious nature of this disease, the proprietor rests ...

... y the Irish Catholicsof Detroit. These two Ssstchurches are large, spacious, and splendid, especially the ca-.hedrsl, the Inward decorations which tre truly sent detent. Those earthly messengers of peace, good•ill, and bles'fdness m»n, the Sisters Charity ...

... for all Bmous Affections, Heartburn, sick Hend-ache. Giddiness, Pains in the Stomach, Flatulency, or Wind, and all those complaints which arise from Indi gestion or Billiouancss. It is mild in its action, and suitable for all seasons sad constitutions ...

... TAN WIRCANTILS YAWN) TRADE OF LIKIRICE. Vessel• trading to and from the Port of Limerick, with cargoes, in the year 18W: Inwards. Out wards: Coasters,— 45,294 tons 43,1:40 tons Over sea,— 60,046 1,500 . Iselusive of vessels with passengers. Tassels ...