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LATCH COUNTRY SANDY'S REPLY TD DONALD MACDONALD 111 , 11—d. Wocedius l married an a'." My name irlalsb country Sandy. Ale's! . [earl for the face of a fae, By King and by Coontq I Rand ay Whenever they're threatas'd wi' was : When arto'd and plac'd In toy Ration; To front, an' to snatch, and to wheel. I'll Sight for.aur Seodan's Wombat, Agaioft baith the Dutch an' the Dell, King, an' people, an' a', Common; an . Lords, an' a', Shall keep up their aul' independante, Or Sandy LIU Bibs all beta May I act my ihouthers wed dankit If e'er I tell aught but the truth, Your clans they can front it an' dank it Ai wed as we can in the fouth ; The Can?ron's bra lads took the grumpier, An wades own Geordie sea, They'll hazard their necks an' their rumples To cilia the invaders awa, Dram We trumpets, an' a 9 Trumpets an' drums, an' a', . hazard their necks, an' their rumples, • To chace the invaders awn. Bat dinna think we are Ids falthfso Than Donald's blue-banns& core, oilit a' our pellets mak laithhe, If F'renchern bred land on our more; It eer the tyrannical Buckle His (wad in war Hand awed draw, Wedechture a laffiftwirsallo. Aa' cheat the has awe. Pike ea' betook ea' a, Ileums as' pikes, as' a', We'll rattle the Corikaa'a heathen WI pika an battens, ea' a'. • Aar Seethe wu sever fae Ndeftruttit fee list in her gear, the time that the Catholic Olphy " 1 Mei a' the hale !Irks la a new. Ski edidereligious pother. lUrimen,Seeeden. an' a', Int threw their *skew a throw'ther. thafe'the invaders awa " *lige an' Tories, as' a*. tea= Whip,an' a, WM drown thelr deletes In a kroner, I lin i arla the bander/I awe. :the idai . ek . fek. free &mode that welt rs **V ivory brakes nelibit wards, flis;led any great dander come near us, 'Their balks 64141;4er for (words, If erre the many% (area' tato oar dear eaeatri deal caw, Tbcyll raft a' ;heir ma at this. a-....fea, Afs' raw dm dew ladher the dram "'We. adreekilt in ' a', Callacha we Wig., ae e, liniemba yr a i brows Janet, Jae thrialsr est rafts!, awe. Tbsialves ae the has amazed, ' b ra girt iheres well as the poor, Or& tribinds andlecedwartt awed. Wlltileativp a mate Rowe ; ° Shileif the they ft the Soh Cahurs. TANI ihdytilla Whoa be Om, tYliteiehei ao"phtea to mai' balers, An'pek die proud Whin awe. Tanga me ashen, an' Poker. an' hums, an e. WV ow Alaascelan vigour They pelt the proud Wiles awe ! • Vide the STA' of yefterday. LIFERPOOL, APRIL i 6. Yelterdty evening, about (even o'clock, a fire hook* out in the Lead Works of Mars.. J. Mayers era Os. North Shore. which, we are lorry to fay, delboyed nearly the whole of the premifes in about two hours. except the dwelling houfe, the mill, and a cvmfiderable pan of the flacks of lead. We have not been able to learn the caufe of the fire, nor have we beard of any lives being loft, or perfons hurt on this melancholy meal-ion. His Royal Highnefs Prince WiesiaM Faros P a c honoured the towns of Maucheller and Salford by accepting an invitation to a public dinner; on Wed. nefday Royal Highnefs having expreffed a with to fee the Volunteer Corps of this town and the neighbour hood, General Browse rt.:welled their attendance at Sale Moor, on Thurfday. The number of V•ilun• teem 'trembled on this occafirn amounted to Shoo, forming one of the grandee military fpctlacles that has been teen in this part of the country. The man ner in which they acquitted themfclres will be the moll properly mentioned by the opinion which his Royal Highnefs was pleafed to exprefs. It was in fubilance—That the appearance, lleadinefs. and dif. cipline of Lite corps afforded his Highnefs a particu lar gratification, as well as the patriotifm which had induced fo large a body of men to enrol thernfelves in their Country's defence, in the dillritt appoiuted for his command. A crowd of people lined the road, and filled the houfes all the way from the town to the Review Ground, and there the concourfe of fpeaators was immenfe. With great concern we (late, that a large Band ereaed on the review ground fell, whilri crowded with fpeaators. By this melancholy dv.a:ter, one woman was killed, and fourteen perlons were kecre ly wounded and frafturect. This erection, we lin dertianti, was by no means futlicient in tireogth its port:loft ; and it is to be lamented, that coli, try will induce people to venture their li scion !lath temporary buildings. The populace were fo enraged at the caufe of this misfortune, that they buret the timber 01 whit* the Band was formed. The Prince expiefred • deep resret at the fatal trent. The wot,o,ie.! i.rr kstis had immediate atfidance from the medical 7,•m• alcmcri on the ground, and Cosa atis IVHIT6. bad humanely provided a convenient place for clic reception of any perious, in tale of DUNFBISS, APRIL 14- On Monday lad the iota pany of Artillery formed here, had a field-day,ard fired with ball : they poi refs two field pieces. They axed the target at a con liderable dillance, 'and before they left the field they Mattered it in piece;. While upon the ground, their Captain, 'out; ls161(11, Efq. of Cattle hill, propofed their offering their fervites fur permanent duty, which they received with three chem. They are the &It corps that has offered to ferve on permanent duty in this tliariEt. They are a fine body of men. They appeared in full uniform, and looked remark ably well. Dumfries has produced no lefs than three eompa niei of Volunteer Infantry, a Company of Artillery men. a Company of Spearmen, and the county and town two Troops of Horfe. The Spearmen' are commanded by Wlttlast Latrixaw, Efq. One of the company of infantry provides themfelves with cloth ing, &c. at theirnown expence : they are command ed by G. Rosser Jasoies, Efq. proprietor of the beautiful Villa of Crcirwell Lodge. A. Darsyrrsa, Efq. of Movies Grove, is Commandant of the whole ; a Gentleman who has uotheathed his (word in our favour, aid" though' far idianeed in life, bis exertions are unwearied and indefatigable—whenever his drums beat to arms, the rheurnatifm difappears ! ASIIPTIAD, APRIL 13. There was a grand field-day yeßerday of Major. General Srewarr's brigade. The line was formed at feven o'clock in the morning, when the troops. croffed.she country, with the flank companies, (kir writhing and keepiag up a brilk fire in front, and fup. ported by Sir E. Kaarenaut.r.'s troop of Yeomanry Cwialry on the Ranks . ; /morn/ atAied at the foot of a lbep hill, they charged to tbe top of it, when they formed into open columns of eocopanies s aad marched back to the heath ; here the line was again formed, and the cavalry charged from the flanks; abdot this time, the whole brigade of Light Artillery arrived at Braybourne Lees, from this place, and began to ma. nceuvre and keep up a (harp fire, which added much to the brilliancy of the fpeflacle. The day was re. markably fine, which attraded i crowd of fpedtators. Betides General STEWART, Major G:neral Foists and Staff were in the field. The EMI Middlefea re• giment of Militia have unanimoufly volunteered for Ireland. It is, however. foppoced, that Governaseut will not avail itfelf of their (putted offer. They mak however, approve of it in the bight li degree. On Monday fe'onight, the trial of Mifs who is potreffed . of a fortune of adool. per annum, in the coutty of Durham, and who Clads charged with Ilealiug a coloured apron from am inn, was expeßed to have come on, but, contrary to the expedation of the molt crowded Court ever'fcen in that county, a writ of certiorari was prefented, to remove the trial to the Affizeb :—this being unprecedented in a petty larceny cafe in that place, occafioned much debate in the Court ; but it appearing from the opinion of H. WILLIAMSON, Efq. that the writ was mandatory, the trial was of courfe poaponed, and Mifs S. re manded to prifon. So indignant were the populace at a perfon of her property reducing herfelf to fuch a fituation by fuch a petty theft, that they were with difficulty rearnised from treating her with perfonal violence. . Lag week a young woman of the name of Green er, fervent to Mr. CARR, brasier. Cagle-greet, Windfor, being fuddenly indifpoled. the family fent for a medical praditioner, who on bis arrival declar ed bis opinion that the had been recently delivered, and queltioned her as to what the had done with the child ; but the pofitively denied the affertion, affirm ing that no Inch circumfiance bad happened. The dottor was however In well (edified in his own mind of the truth of his opinion, that he ordered a peace officer to be fent for. who on his arrival lurched the unfortunate girl's box, where he found the body of a new born child, wrapped in an apron, with its &nil literally beat to pieces. A coroner's inquelt was fummoned, and after the ufual chirurgical cape fitments were tried, to afcertain that the infant was born alive, the jury returned a verdia of wilful warder. T. Smith, found guilty at the Dorcheiler ARires of the wilful murder of Ann Clark, at Briant's Pid dle, was I have been executed on Monday, bat on that morning he was found dead in his cell, having got otf the curd which fattened his hands,' and fixed it to the bar of his window, when, by a fudden plunge, it appeared he had diflocated his neck. He was immediately taken to the New Drop, Where his body was furpended fur (even hours. Jofeph Waller, for a highway robbery, was on SsturdSy executed at the new drop of the Cagle of York,purfuant to his fentence at the lag Aihzes.— The circionflances of the crime for which this unfor- tunate malefaftor his fuffered the fentence of the law, it appeared in evidence were peculiarly marked with the features of inhumanity :—On the 18th of January lA, Waller went into a public houfe at frulford, a village within two miles of York, and was invited to drink, by a perfon of the name of Potts, from York, who then happened to be in the haste. Having both (laid there until it was nearly dulls, Putts Paid he would pay the reckoning, as he willed ' to be at home ; and Waller obfcrvcd that, with fume calls, he had two bank onset. They left the public houfe, and walked together nn the road till they had paired the barracks, about half way on to the city ; when Waller demanded Potts' money. Potts argued ssith him, and Paid he was furelyjeliing ; but he kited Potts by tie throat, dragged him under a hedge, from whence he drew out a flake, and at one blow laid the object of his fury fpeechlefs. He then robbed and left him ; but confidering that Potts would certainly impeach him, he returned, and gave him fuch a number of dreadful blows v ith the hedge -3i he expected cnutcl nut fail to deprive him of e.ifhnce. Ile then rh.d. Putts craw,ed home in neva deplorable condition, related the circumitance; aid ratittit was made alter Waller, who was taken, tv the Cattle fir trial. Being found ries, he was left for execution. The v CWI.I WAS Lrely I,fident at Holme upon , :n the Lati Riding ; was a labourer, ; and fin, left a wife and two children. ....I the Ittia jullice of his (entente, deporudetalhswing every 411i1 -C.,T1177 guilty at the ackn , :rd was very Iflll'Cli ; (ince' c LAW INIIILIJOBNCL MOH COURT OF *ADMIRALTY. APRIL I F . . day the Right NOM S C OTT pro. seeded to the Adjudication of* fonolging_Cides — The Eendraght, ——flynsotxp.mafter.—.Tifis was a Pru Man (hip, bound oh a voyage from Bayonne to Lubec, with a cargo of wine and other articles.— The Court in this cafe diteeted further proof to be produced, with refpetl to the cargo,' within two month., and condemned the (hip, except a certain proportion of her, which was claimed as the proper ty of the mailer. The George, Goenough anfier.—This Chip and valuable cargo was claimed as American property, which appeared to have been feized on the ground of breach of blockade. The Court reaored the fame as claimed, on the payment of the captors expenses.—Adjourned to Friday' heat. COURT OF SING'. BENcH, APRIL rt. This being the fira day of Lake Tarmsttiejudges as ulual went in yrocelfion to Weatninaer Hall about half pall twelve o'clock. The Court of King's Bench was principally occupied by the cuflornary formal 'bufinail of the fitting day, jollification of bail and adminillaing the ufual oaths to fuch as were iqualified and prepared to be fworn into the lia of Attornies. The ufual report of'tbe conyias employ ed at Wooltrich and Lanzhou Harbbur was laid be fore the chieribfflice of the King's Reach, and de feribed as orderly, and free from achnefs. Mr. Eastibfmotred to fet ahtle the proceedings in a caufe, krerdnaatle o. WoodCoCk, °stem ground of irregularity, the defendant having been arreaed an a bill of Middlefex, at the OW Bell Inn, a hour; within the City of London.—A tole to thew caufe was granted. SoRDICIVI v. GllttGel. In this cafe Mr. Gaasow moved for a Rule to thew caufe why the verdift had for. the plaintiff, at Guildhall (hould not belet afide;stini a nonfat Mi tered. Firm, becaufe the plaintiff (who fold Rock on the,sth of April, 1803, when the forged ktter treated all the confufion which the public have al ready heard IV ~ i sweh of), odt 'AC lad hour of the mallet on. that '41%6 Ander the: transfer, which he was bbnail to do, o malt be in ferred from the prineiple acceitcnia'ed in ca t (es afi Lancatbire tl. `KMintworth, 'ltf 'Lord Rairsiorit 684, Thornton o. Moultxr, Strange Ut-li which the learned Counfel relied Oil as Rain Y in point, for it was as follows : At the o pen ing of the books the two brokers met, and the fe ltin g broker tctld the other he was ready to uansrer. The other alledged that it was ufual to indulge the buyer for two or three days, Ind that he would find his 'principal in that time, which the other not difagreeing to, no-1 thing further was done. And for wait of having al buyer called at the books the firth day of the open ing, the Chief lattice ruled it not a good tender, and the plaintiff was nonfuited. He sifo cited the cafe of the Duke of Rutland o. Batty, Came book, 777, as analogous and appli cable. The fccond point oa w hich' - the Learaed Counfel relied was, that the'Plaiwtiff was not saiitoropt and expeditious in felting tbislloilt to another, accord. ing to the Paid Aatute, as he ought tri bare been.— For, as had been otiferved by the Learned fudge, Lord Ettsitsoaouciii, in the cafe of Heckfecher o. —, when the Aft of Parliament prefcribes a cer tain requilite to be performed in order to entitle a Plaintiff to recover, it is but reafonable to infer that the intention of the Legiflature is, that fuch requi , hue mould be performed within a reafonable time. In the prefent cafe the Plaintiff deferred making a fecond tale until the 12th day of April ; an tinrea fonable, unuecellary delay, and fuch as the law will not countenance ; foe no man ought to be allowed to play fan and look with his Hock, taking chance for the rife of the market. —Rule granted. STIODI v. DYSOW• Mr. Mier movedto fet aide the verdift obtaioed in this caufe, tried before Mr. Jußice Lawasaca, at the Gluncelter Adzes. The action was brought to recover the price of a horfe, and the quellion turned' upon, whether the bode was warranted found in' , Lundon only, or to be delivered foutslat' the town of Tewkelbury ? And the fad appeared to be. that the honk was found at the former pbce. Inn being taken ill on the journey, was unfound on its arrival at the latter, and died loon after. A [avant had given a receipt for the money, and on the face of Out receipt had attended the warranty to Tvwkef bury, without any authority from his matter. The Duke of Cumberland bad purchafed the horfe in queftion for an Officer in his own regiment, and de puted at the trial, that the borfe was warranted found only at the t r ier and place of fall. The Learned Counfel contended that the recital of-the warranty on the re- ceipt was nugatory, and repeated the words of his Lordflip in his dire Pion to the Jury—" that there was nu evidence to thew the (cry:tat could bind his principal, and raife a new contrail under the ciretim fiances of this cafe."—Rule granted to !hew caule. Mr. BIST and his fetond, one day WI week, fent notice to Sir RICKARD FOI.D, that they would fur render themfelves for trial at the Old Bailey as yef terday morning ; accordingly proper officers attend. ed to take charge of them, but the panics did not keep their appointment ; the reafon alligned for which is, that Mr. ISIST and his friend, at the time they gave the Above notice, took it for granted that a bill would be preferred againtl them at the lait felon, when they would be brought to trial ;—but having afterwards learned that no Lill had been pre ferred, they were apprehentive, that by furrendeling now, they would be obliged to remain in pi ifon un til the next feffion. At the (Carter Seffions for the Borough of Read ing, on Friday, at the Town hall, James Slade wa fenteneed to be tranfported for feven year., for pb tamping money under falfe pretences, of vartou tradefincn in that town. Oa Sunday Mr. KILATS, livery Ral.le keeper, in Moot fields, went to 'ohne at Southgate; lie ri.tutocd at a late hour, and on paling down th.: City t i his honk fell with Lin, when h•• had the nii.i. trim: to Irafture his Skull. It Welk About one the morning when the waLhm..n h•und him, lie v that time alive, but fpLechleii ; the watchri.in t Arittance, And took him to a haute in the Ihood. %bac he di.d About eight o'clock. , .. , 1011.1111 ED. On Thee tae yytb hillant. at WarelitM. Da Ze oi f I re rkftlicteo. of Sestiteinntoo. to Mite Stain. only er Of Timms Stoma, 0f4 .1.1. -Wal li ngton. near irarehint, in By licence, at Visas Lodi". county Cavan, Thome laws 644E4. Captain of the ADITial !ARM". and Men ton of T Mortis lanes, of btattYglakocouety .4ntsint , Eli. to Ma Marhiono Mew, daughter or Honenbry Hitea. F.fe. and niece to the night Hon. Mr pad Stewart, Bart At Galway, Lientenost Bandit Smyth, of the tjth loot. to blifs likerrett. • • • _ _ _ _ . Brian Molloy, Erg. late of the sorb legimpt, to WI Unlfth9 daughtcr of John NMI% Abbertireet, Dublin. Gerald Gouglacian, $l4. of WlDlaot (trod, Dann, to MR Riehardfon. daughter of the irate join Richardfo; of Meat, Efi, Thomas 1-Enrycn, M. A to ]Siff Pentkpc Jane llcenpfon. ' , outwit daughter of David Tlaompfoo. Eh. of Oatlands, county Meath. Oa Saturday 4ft, at St. Greer's, Hattaver-fquaee, Thninaa Eli. of HiteMeet Lodge, war Lynclhorft. Captain in Ms Mait,fty's Navy, to Mils Fraocklya, of Laofdowo Crideost, Bath. DiEIY Saturday bins Ilwdy Hamlet Fitzroy, fewleth daughter of the Duke and Anthers of Graftrin, in the sift year of her age, after a very long Weds, which aUowed ao hope of recovery. Sunday morning, at his book at Kingliand. John Johnfon, Efri. Saturday evening, at bar mother's More, Georze-fireer, Hann.. ver-Frptare. Mfrs Walker, only daughter of the lam Richard Wal ker, X.fq. of Michd Grove Park, FAQ. • Lately, in Ireland. Clement Taylor. Efq• formgdy one of the dteprifentatlves In Pull tment for the borough of MaidAcee. At RotlAbild, a woman, in the myth year of her age. She was born in rbM and had therefore lived in three canaries, and ri?dctpe NMak cb t ah areiga& sbe lad birsa,Mdce married. lad wed ,all beg bra Mandil febnltlit, at Glafgrr. John. MlFarbete, Efq. lll Meekroy; It the yea year of Ms age Apd no, at Nerradtla, Mra. 111tCrat, *be bad taxa lam& aahtrtfs tMf es ig l iscif Mile; . Wra ADD.I-11,014, youppit.flausbtor of the We PAS* ord 74. So, theGilpin, Vicar of &We, nrcill known Irr Ma Washable poblientiora otiMa Pidtalarips. % cH t wiy i tritf- g t, )4 .4 q7E. 81)Eas rktrr . r 40unterft,ipTIN : Eratiotts !lredietne Kroied for fpecions pre. tames, Peaforilare 'tip/tilted sot to take any they olifervg. attic titarie.l." F. Nctitat. Pants: et Mewed te the Stamp, j$ that b ee Mit Direellans-erned sach Donis is an a q v r oa l iii tet theALiikekatalre Mr. jossrit RALST, maanyleitra SOCA 1111111 a my daughter France% NOW ebi OAk of Atatxtradl,6l Sionit4treet, Weihnisitet, 040. sienna, in the art of eanpotiading a certain Mu:disks, of "Ali 41040 1 dO L L;;Ahist,yallpfil4aliirs CARION•Tigi; Wawa by c c 44 icitpcinkinfqd P c/esker.. the fete Prepares![ this dicloe.l-1 likevare 'Preto my fold Daughter Fracas OA my fols Property* theCOM ± min.Wlrt and all mks .arraig Aveif llielfirailaiiipfcto soVkitrit Mei enc.` - It is fold golf by F. Newbery sod Sona, e tti le St. Pasta Chord TWA; 114 . lotto tram s thee/ Nat of , Laarlan. Pais ta ;M. • Sink, dirty latbdaT; • lied by air mainmast, Is} Metre theiy and Suet" ilsw (hitebial l i Bad* and Cs. Ka. no. sod J. Piddlig. )411.0,-oAblaf-Areet ; . Old seoa. *Mt i lisyley and Co. Cocbcperdlyeeii; firidpedkrat. Wdtminfler ;B. Burchetl, Lon-Acre ; Weed hillearour. Mak ; T. Tam Royal Itailee; W. Cleric High- Aran; and 1. Hank. gacelliar. Vies. IChketbery, booklidlar. at tin coma of Littlgote4seah- •- , ; 1 • • HAVING dedicated anyielf se die Rudy, add bees Miami by the matt couliderable ;gothic.' ie that Winch Which I giegagig vary icifolca, I tail that I bace not mere am& employed my time than thofamlio, in the Muslim hold of the prutriben, are oarabletty immirtiol in sonertainty. and emote always MOM that inatli which le acipalred by coneentraehig she litteßedtaal, pima to one clefs of &Pante& Thedlifeslia of gBBILITY are poruMady dißtails.fee *4 brim with them a train of cencomiltmat Illiaptaina,ol4, by a de. Brellko ail OW mom mgctice itfelf Wows embkeevadv•-• Whether they wife from the prevalence Mill eitampit‘tbmichnem tire hOets M fehotil4rola. or the iadueota el iymtesky. *ea anti quire the moil Mamma proktripal OdL ; but by the immune* of uneducated men, the Iymptualshre aggravated, and the cones turban Je defiroyed. Asa MEMBER of the ROYAL COLLEGE tf SURGEON'S. I ground my pretends= on regularity of education; and poreforg every privilege to praAiee, I Mei inyfelf entitled to that oesdaikame with which I have hitherto been fe liberailp honoured. la the firft lodations of Mod evcabeea, early implication will Petvact the calamity of a debilitated frame ; but whore tie hit tern, from a confeloufm.fa of the utimardiners of the Mee which ended hie misfortune, I, fearful of the contempt or centime et Ms family phylidlan, and broods over his infirmity with careful ma. mimetic. it met be fetisfadory for him to he adored root only elf capability of tratelialt, but OM of the molt inviolable fetter y. And in room Venereal CompLainta it iv potable to prevent pa,, danger or dere' I In the moll romplicated atm It iv the sogriem meat of ezchal=zen this bne.to Meta aMN manse. and fptady re. I offer arediressage Maids eppedeeee to theft of 'Mork, who are sillidted with my kind of DEBILTTY, of any ilmapriona of V EN EREAL INFECTION. and in all cafes the tame at ran. aeration ma hated at; the Mft Interview. Patients In the misery are expeded to Inclofe a Beak note, tit regoehed to Craft di& ire and manner of Ewing. MARTIN MEE, Member of the Royal College of EurEeflha is Lopholl. We ay, Arandel•firece, Strand. near Temple Bar. VSNORIAL BLINDNESS. TO Mr. Tao OA{ TAILOO. SNIOOO, NO. 9, Now Beggatract, WAR .tot, London. IT is with the toot heartfelt fatisfaeion that t ad dais you ha tise in mop:able excellence af yew insteasiblie Medicine—l.EAßE's PATENT PILLS..-fa the fpring adios year I had the mi.fortufte to oontnuft a Venereal Compixint, alma ded with the molt alarming and dangerous fyniptonvt ; in foments that I have beep manned to ray roam fur a wh, lo viva cop.:her rand not able to fUr out of it: I bad no reit night torday, fluffered the m ft euensetathwt rain and torment, and what wan dill work. my eyes grew weak and el" to that I could Urea leffee •ri any object, If ever fo dole to me, and expe:ed notkias left then the total his of my fight. From • Rout, healthy, and ra ther curpulent man, I bCCOOK a . mere fIOKIOW. Ind &A object .l pity and compliEo6.—My friends had aU given me ov:r an/ tbought my recovery impollible. In this dreadful ilate,aul ea peaSng every minnte to bet my lot fa this world, I was ions nately rc..ottarttled by a neighbour to try your Medicines, hoe boring tried all imtlical aid to ,o purpofe, and been ar an commons expenee, it wa: Cane time beft-re I could be prevailed on to take them; at lan I fret fur fix boxes, and before I had taken them all, I found contiderable benefit ; my pains gradually decreahnl, and my eyefigbt grew bcter, and to the great furprize and alb nithment of all my friends (after taking three boxes mart), my health and ftrungth was latritaly reltored,and I am now, (thinks to my t;on anti your invaluable - Medicates), as well sad hearty all ever I blab in my Die. Yout obliged humble fervent, High (tree, Lirtultyham, Nowtmbr cz , x 799. R. L. LEIGH. - . 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