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G. Boston, four of the Lords u'' his ~ ,,,.,,,.
Bed-chsmher, are to attend. --All the E,.r-
Queens. Royal Dukes, and Princes,'s paScx
are to attend il also.
The late Princess .ituci;a ave ,,u,l.rs,,rJ IN,
left viii of which the Prince Of i.r.!es and
Duke OF Car fridge are Executors
November
We yesterday received (pia Anholt, an
island In the CattigaO Swedish and Ger
man papers "a late date. 1t is stated that
the kusS'an ambassador at Stockholm had
received dispatches from his court, an
nouncng he surrender of the Turkish for
tress OF Rudschuk on the 2lst of September
ana mat OF Schunla OH the 2Si OF the
month. IL is. however, added. that strop,
hopes were entertained in the Russian Cir.
pi'ai, that the negotiations which genera
kamensky had entered into with The Turks
would be. brought TO- a successful termina
ton; and some reports weat so far as to
state, that a treaty, offensive and defer-.
Sive. between those two powers was actual,
ly on the tapis. This, Certainly, would be,
the wisest step they could take in the pres
sent state of the continent.
Ihe Russian government is obviously as
length convinced, as well of the nature of
bonaparte's designs, as OF the impolicy of
its own conduct; & happy shall we be to find
that the hitherto misled and infatuated AL.
SNesoCi hdS HUI seen MS error Loo late -
By his unjust and impoljtic war aeains.
Sweden, he has thrown that power CON-
pletely into the hands of France, and while
he vainly thought he was humbling an am.
cient rival. and making an important addi-s
ton to his own dominions, he was in fact.
adopting the most efiectual measures tor
weakening, if not destroying his own pow
err.
There is so particular mention made of
the proceedings of Bernado,te since his ar
rival,in Sweden. nor is it probable that anv
Important event will take place in tina, coun.
try till The arrival of the French force now
on It's march, and which is doubtless desti-
ned to effect its entire subjugation to the
power OF France. For the present. it ia
mereiy stated, that his Swedish majesty is
indisposed, and that Bernadotte is in high
health and spirits But this simple sta,s->
menl speaks volumes of Importance, and
not another word is necessary to enable us
10 anticipate the medtated, and we fear.
ineVi able fate of the once spirited and iote-
pendent, but now wretched and Inundated.
Swedes.
LONDON, November 7-There was ru.
mour st Stockholm, when the last accounts
came away, that the unfortunate Gust,.grs
lad been assassioated on the way between STA
Petersourgh and Riga.
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WAsHIHcroH. 29th Dec. 1910.
SIR,
In giving the few papers brought with
me another examination, i have found the
enclosed extract from the minutes Of the
French Council OF commerce of the 18th OF
September last. Having connection with
the subject OF my ietsr OF Yesterday. have
xle honor of transmitting it to YOU. and q,
tie same TING, of Renewing the assurance
al ny very high consideration
(SigDed)
JOHN ARMSTRONG.
,Hon. Robert Smith,
Secretary Of State.
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MoNpAY Dec 81
Mr.. Yan Dyke attended this day.

Mr.. Pan Dyke attended this day.
Mr.. Soushard reported bill regulating
the mode OF taking evidence in Contested
elections for members of the House Of Repre-
sentatives.--Twice read and referred 20 a
committee of the whole.
Mr. Bacon introduced The following reso
LUTON
Resolved, That the Committee Of Claims
be Instructed to enquire into the expediency
o. repeating or suspending the operation Of
the several acts OF io,i,a,ion, so tar as they
now operate to bar the payment of the fol
lowing descr p,ien Of claims against the -.
, VIZ. !, loan Office certificates. 9. Iudents
Tor Interest ON the public debt. 8, Final set
tlement certificates. 4, Commissioners GER
stncSsss 5SArmy cer;ifeates. 6; Credits
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The Following IS a copy ofthe decree in CUES.
zion, ssljeh SVe haOe nor seeH IN print before and
'sShich cofy from London ering, zohere
dc nOSv fDa it under aae Of Paris, 4a[ust 2
TED. Mar. Int !
His majesty issuod on the 5th August, "a he
palace OF TTisnCn, the following decree
=" Art 1. TIE duties upoH the Importation of
the aforementioned goods and merchandise are
seitled as follow
BY melricsl guintal the cOttons of Brazil
Cayenne, Surinam, Demerafy, and Crorgi, ;.
long staple, 800 francs Levaot cottons ir,por
ted by sea, 600tr Tue same by land, turougp the
Off es a. Cologne, CObIentz, Mayen :, nd
Strasburgb, 800 II. cJttons from all 0lher places
those from Naples excepted, 600 e. those from
Naples, the old duties Raw sugar, 500 T.
clayed or loaf sugar, 400 fr; Hyson teas, 600
Fl green a., go tr I'll other teas, $50 e. in
Sjgn, 900 IT,. cocoa, loco fr coclineal, 2O0O In
wlte pepper oOO IL. black do 100 fir. common
Cincsmun, 1900 IL. fine do. 1000 FIR, cloves GOO
81. nutmeg 1000 IT.. I; mahogany, so II. Per
mum JucCJ WOO (, 10 fr.; Campeacny do 80 r.
d)e woods geouui, iOOp
Ar. III. When the custom II ouse officers
susycci O. at the dec'ar tions concerning the she
CTS ~ q 't.i:es are false, they shall send speci
ms & toe Encouragement of our customs
who j. to cause ITEM 10 be examined by com
AZ ss..lics who haze knowledge of these Lr,n-
Cues, attached u the ministry of tie interior
and who, IN every such examination, shall be ss
sisted by two manufacturers or merchants chos.n
H., the minister Of tie interior.
Ii it shall appear that tie declarations are
false ~ the u.eIc!.salfzs sash lac Sc zed an
cen6scslee@S
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hFassi Wood :.
Caliatour Wood Al
Arr, II. Our ministers of the Interior, of JUS
tice, and of the finances, are charged with the
execution Of the present decree.
(Signed)
NAroLEoN.
BY the Emperor.
The Minister Secretary OF State,
(Signed)
H. b. DUKE of DAssANo.
True Copy
The Counsellor Director-General of the
Customs.
The Cousr de Sussf.
THeNAs WoRTHIGeToN, ESQ. is cho
sen Senator of the u. States, from the
State of Ohio, to supply the vacancy occa :
stoned by the resignation of Return J. Meigs,
Esq
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES

SATURDAY, Dec, 90,
On motion of Mr.. 9azyyer
ReSolDed, That Committee be apn,dnt-
| ed to C quire lit the expediency of alt ring
| or extenpi"g the times o. holding the ftde-
raj district courts # n r,h c roina :: an
that they have leave bu report by bill or O.
therwse.
Mr., Root from the committee of Claims
made q repr' uBfavorable u the neriti
OBS OF freegift Patchin and Rebecca Pnr-
nam.
Mr. Yam Horn rep rted bill concerning
the Bank o, Alexandria riicn was read
anu referred 20 comni,tee of he wholr
Mr. 0f6tm presented the petite ot vii
Nan Paterson and sons merchants O. HoI
umoTe, ;r Dg permission 10 reiaro car
goes, which had been slGpped for exportati-
On, but not Oh & aUle to obtain a re asona,,Ie
Insurance had been Compelled 10 abandon
the voyage ---Reierred 20 the Committee of
Commerce and Manufactures.
Mr.. Morroro presented petitions from sun
dry inhabitants Of the state of ONO. pr.v
ing that Congress will reduce the price of
certain lands lying within the FIST purchase
because SAID lands are of an inferior ou,u
y. --Reierred to the Committee of Pubis
Lands.
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EGROES FOR SALE-At Buct;,oh.u,
4 Y Court House, cr Morllav tfc H., Il - 8
cnruay peNt, being Court dsy, ~iHbe 50 Il 70 she
highest bidder, Tor ady money, th. tolj,wn
mae NEGROES---. p i'm crop fellow. Who az
for ten years b en- foreman o. a large plantation
WIN his vile, thir years Of age, sod usir 10
cnlluiep, three young men, also crop hands.
4 boy ten years old ard twelve years.
WILILS COUSINS.
TOHa EAHEH4Iz
Pe:e-Sborg 5. 1911 wtd,
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vDthe 81 Posoeys vested in tie subscribers.
AB BY Mr.. Moses Bates, foy,aerIy nj t5;s g,o,s
they will proceed to seiI at Il. Syo6kss tageya. IN
the foIgn Of Mdnchester, on the 12fh Of 9annIyy.
POE NEGROES, for cash '"
IiMBS 4. PITTESON.
PETER H. SIHITH
sIanadrv S. GA
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Rice in Ibis. 12prct. 10 fl. the 100 xii.
Rum. au .insJ SOceutmes ie ktys
Rocou, i'm casks 12pr Ct 10 IT,. the 100 Kill
Cisysd sugar. in 40 o,,o r. A.. ,oo ~,
boxes & casks ~rs ~o Az "'S Az" MI
Raw sugar IN oooe .h ,oo,.,
bo1es & bills. .'P~' AZ "e A0o AZ
Tobacco in le:.:. 400 Gr the 100 Kill
box or hind. so fr. duty the
- IN sacS pa * manufacture.
aieys ~
Nofs.--The additional trnfh is not comprized in
che above du,ies.
GT The document o. which tn. above is a
Translation. is in print, and uuder the words
Cus,oa-H House Duties" e Droi.. de Duane
ar IN manuscript the following words, viz. " ~
decree OF the 5th August, 1910"
TO the Ro3se # RehresensotfUes of the u
nised States.
LAY before the House of Represent atives
supplemental report of the Secretary of
State, containing information received since
she date OF my last message, ON the subject
ct their resolution Of the 2lst .nst
JAMES MADISON.
December 81, 1910.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
al December 81, 1910
Having Just received from Gen. Arm
strong the enclosed communication (marked
ID hasten to transmit it to you, as a sup
p'emtnt to The report, which l had the no.
Gor OF laying before you OH the 23th of this
month.
With the highest respect and considera
ton, have the honor to be, sir,
Your most obedient servant,
r. SMITH,
1He President OF The
United States.
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The remains Of her Royal Highness the prin-
cess Amelia, were on Saturday put into wooden
coffin, which was afterwards enclosed in a lead.
en- one, and the latter was Immediately soldered
up The outside coffin is now preparing in Ion
don 1t is to be covered with crimson velvet q.
The plate, ornaments, and nsils to be silver -
SIR Isaac Heard, principal King alarms, alten-
d:d upon Lord John Thyme, the Vice chsm5er
a'n, at the LORD Chamberlain Office, to re
ceiye instructions to prepare the jnscription for
the plate OF the state coffin TIE funeral. and =
very thing relative to it, of the Princess Anne
Ia IS To- &c arranged in the manner directed by
nS "ayeS'y previous TO his indisposition We
urd srstand ii is to take place at eight o,clcck
ths day se'nnight, at Windsor her remains a.
De deposited in a vault belonging to st. Georges
Chapel, I'll the vault preparing by order Of the
hpg' IN Cardinal Woisey's Chpel, is compile
ted. These are now upwards Of 6ftv men em
pl"yed IN Getting II complete viii ell poss,bls
speed. According to his Majes. q .rfsngemen
o. the tuner J, L ,sds S. A,Ss. g.sas, Il den
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LONDON, November 7-There was a ru..
mour st Stockhol,n, when the last accounts
came away, that the unfortunate Gustavus
Had been assassioated on the way between St,
Petersourgh and Riga.
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ID.
COPY,

WAsnIMc row, goth Dec. 1910.
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Fax.'s Patent hlfaAlHe
COLUMBIAN Oil.

The in,er,er Q. THIS highly esteemed me
die isapa,iye Of >me,lcA and the co hi'o-
,i:,oa IS the pro.uctlon OF ame'io"" so,I
con ,equentlY il is ia er.rY sense 0. t'o "o''
ao,ac,uo, i. IS not puRsdCp VIA : ho'ile'' "'
ra;n OF ponpo.s foreign fer'lhcAle' o. pI'
Sols go. whom by the great distance .""'
senartt 8 u lis IN esSiDle TO e1triH in'ol-
r,,.,:on, therefore tbs public has oelisr see'''
rity fer their money as there caHnot DC ',,'
least shadow Of lie ;eption 10 cover MS '''''i-
cine, for he simply appears oelo'e Tue Gull
muii,y with nia invention and On experiment
raj .kt Ill Of the various cases N wnich &c
,;lp is so wonderfully efhcacious andln "hich
he is supported by the fsssowihE ceruhI~' -
whns. names are not only subscribed nut
tncir ne~sons may ssIo be consulted, oe'''S
residents within the circle oil our hei5h"'.-
hood. The following are the com!'da' II, ."
which the Columbian Oil has been ioono 80
etic.cioU and rarely ever fai.s ol enor''H I"
,a.e., viz Rhsumrtism, consunlP ion' P'd,'s
in any part Of, body, but particularly III
the hack and breast, colds ard coughs, toolh
ache, spleen, plcurlsIes, cnoilc' cramps, en-
ternsl and intern / bruises, sprains anu heHh
wounds. sca!tis and burns, whooplng cru !
ani nEn2s, aa; dysen,ry and bloody h"S'
cronp and the summer complaints in Chill
dren. an! ~ :. weak stomach thai IS c*uSeu
by nudge sion, a constant sinking and i"e' oi
ap,cti,s, i. will act as powerful 5racer 70
the relaxed hbrs and restore ito ITS proper
tone
I,seems as though nature had ranked 1t the
fvst Of the claas OF ail peetora's andeSpec'o-
rails Tor me reiiei OF the beast and lungs as II
scarcely ever lis OF removing oostr"IuoHa
in either, particularly those WHO are troo-
bled with putty sick or asthmaac c'npiai"ts'
vino in the act Of wakiag fast, sloDPlnS or
lyins down are Amos, suh'1calcd, hhta tea
sp,oa full Of the Columbian Oil VII! render
some retet iaS;antaneous'y, and II cohuhuc'.
agrecabiy to the t,cecei9"s in snch cases WIZ
prove aradicsl cure by producing the la'l
power OF inflalion o the lungs and lrce en-
pa sion oitne brcas,
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-26
No. 81

BaitlmOrc,sotPt' " 1872
The oil that received by Mr. E'ilo'e iot
The cold, did ME great deal OF ser'ice' ana
ultimately cured me.
WILLIAM PHILIPS,
At the Columbian Inn, Market street
No s.
do hereby certify, that | was violently at
tacned win the pllurisy On Sunday the StA
Instant, immediately sent to !" phy s'ci"a'
who uied me twice within the space OF aoo"'
Is hours, al 10 no effect my lever still NJ
creased aad my pans 90 v'oIsnt that had i'o
knowledge OF my nearest ieiaions, nor e'eA
nv par .s.s !: on Tuesday incoming the loth'
my tatrer procured me phla oil Paul Co
!umbisn On! which was Immediately aPpAea
to M right side, where tbs pain Was the Sc
verest three or four times, with piece OF
naDpel kent to the part affected, and took
fifteen dl DDS internally Three times day tor
the first two days; and the second day after
using the oil, was aole to walk about the
house, the third ard fourth days ltook OF the
oil flle.n drops night aud morning, which
emil ely relieved me from pain and fever,
thanks DC 10 God Tor it, AID now am we'll
man. WIN. PEACOCK.
Baltimore. April 9th, 1910,
Harrson's Creek.
No. 7.
We do certify that on Thursday the l7th
instant, We were tarrinE new seine Tor mr..
John Clark, amt by accident the seine took
fire which, by endeAvorins &c put out the
f mes, John Clark and Thomas Adams got
severely burnt in the face. We Immediately
cot some Columbian Oh rom A:r Paul, and
applied it to the parts burnt, which gave ease
in the course ct twenty minutes, 1nd has Lett
the parts free from blistcrs.
JOHN PEACOCK,
THOMAS ADAMS,
JOHN CLARK.
Baltimore, April 10Th, 1910.
Far safe IN alexandria by RICHARD Il
LILLE. Ab9.hecary and Druggist,
Fawt0s street, first dor be!ow
King street.
Who has conltantly on hand,
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF
Drugs ana Medicines of a superior quality
by wholesale or retail.
A l. ) 0,
Nu:megs, mace, cloves, pepper, alsp'ce
ginger, London mustard, alum, copperas,
madden, salt pctre, chewing tobacco OF first
quality, etc. etc
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Charles pascoe
January ).
------, coin
Valuable Land for Sale
Coin

IN PURSUANCE OF the last win
testament OF Dr.. Henry Rose, decd J.. H|
Fairfax county, viii be exposed to publio
iii the premises, at the house al N.b.,:' 4
Morris, on Monday the 2lsl day OF l,r"
next, iit fair otherwise the mex; iE"I
three tracts or parcels OF LANE, co,,,,:
about $50, roo i5oacres each, si,uat. i"%
county Of Fairfax, and lying on ne i~1
RIVER Turnpike Road, sdjoirirss The VI
OF Judge Filzhueh, Will: n, Mess, w.
personalities Of John Moss, Cc,eseod 90 q
Fitzhugh and others cistanr f,c,, - ", c."1
OF " ashlngton and Alexandria aboo, CO,
miles. ''' S'.
hese tracts are SO laid of as to cul,,.. >,
proportion OF cleared land ,oieraLi, a.
enclosed, and wood land, with Az .Lr,J.
OF timber ant fuel. On one of Tie love :
s"eii improved p, objective Desdcw al,
all hundred acres well taken with rcd ,,.,
and in lnexhaustiLic body Of So, or e.
'tcne' tic 'ainc OF Which tor ovens fire y"
ces, ETC. is generally brown, bciue wo'%,
dollars The Wagon lord at t.,s nusryy
Also one molcty OF a Lot Of Land bc,osv.
ing TO said estate, lying nc ar 10 +. iri, = Gov,
house. containing by estimation ,o9 a,s,
IN the occupancy ofB:z,l Williams, lt~i%]
under lease Tor lives, with the anoyJ Il
OF 654 pounds of tobacco.
These lands viii be sold on ,,es,, =,
and s"o Years, equal payments l:om II, n
OF sale, for which bonds with apprnycG CO,
quirsd. -" " 4
For further particulars apn,;ca,;on ,r,,
made to Robert I. Taylor, E:o. OF AisTs]
drla, orto the subscriber, ard the j.n ,,sA,
be shown by MIR. Wilka4r. Moss ,r.r,bs ~.
ni1es. ~'' ''e g'l
Alexander +. Roie, Ex'r.
~, II>,,I,>, 2aa1.
~ UNION HILL, The late rssjcca.
OF Doctor Rose, deceased torether wyr
5000 garden. orchsltl, AID several Dro9a,iy
lots ter cultivation, will be leased Fc~ ,Se..
SUNG year and immediate possessioa y.ra
TOT tcEn@o apply as above.
-- A +. z. ENr
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REMOVAL,
.ICH N K MIC H-
SaddIer and Ha,ness M;.ler

saddier and Harness Mixer, e. !.
u ECo leave &c inlo.m -. lie,s. z
- pubic IL ecircr"l, of ...;oSan !; "", 4
vicinity that ne has renn,co :" Il
stand, upper erd of K.sn.,.r,c,; ,"~g
lately occun!eI by Nr. N. ii ter 10
jtining TIC store OF Mr.. R,bens. ., ."0
~ opposite The inaian Q,"c.. ,:rcr,, ~" 5f'
those who may please o favor Ina, ,,1 -, "Aa
custom III either Of the above t!.;:..,o' .
rely on b; lEg &C. ommoGa.ction ,s ,.u' :
terms and at ne same tinE wi,h &c n. '"',
serrlce;,ble work as ary Other p-,eo,,.'
district can produce, and with ,he .' -"
dispatch. S'@'
N. B. Want< d, immediately
neyman. None bu, good uor5 !a'
viii answer. "U'
3G"s"ry %. eo,..
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-26
January II.
Sulstrne Yellow Bark.

THIS POWDER, consisting chiefly Ct
the cxtractive matter and resinous portion OF
the bark, wherein its virtue as medicine is
known to reside: is separated in degree
from :he hard fbrous and other useless parts
in manufacturing. 1t will, therefore, lie
found preferable, on account OF its purity,
strength, fneness, and the small quantity
required, to any other form in which the
bark has hitherto been generally used.
The superiority of this bark will be parti-
cuiarly manifest in the tre;.. mcnt of those
diseases in which, on account of an irritable
state of the stomach and bowels, the requi :
site quantity OF the imperfectly ground bark
IN common use canHot be adnliI lstered and
as any Of the watery Or spirtHous prepara--
tons ave we'll known to be Intellectual in ur-
gent cases, it is presumed that the present
form will prove generally acceptable.
The proprietor thinks it unnecessary to
oiFer any apology to those of his medical b e..
thren to whom he is personally known, when
he recommends to them in particular this
elegant powder ofbark since many of them
huve, in common with him, had SO frequent
and painful occasion, in the cons sc Of long
practice, to depiore the want OF so desirable
a fern of using that inestimabe remedy and
so fully is he assured Of It's superior efficacy,
from y mcrous proofs OF its effects, that he
offers 1t to the faculty in general, without
fearing the inputstion ofimposi,ion.
PREPARED AND PUT Ue BY
CLARK SANFORD, NJ. u.
Greenrich, Conneefeat, 1903
~. The above article is put up in par
cells oS different sizes to accommodate Dur-
chasers and is seid by James Kennedy, sen.
Bookseller, King street.
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Five hundred tickets 10 be drawn each
day, and the drawing to commence with the
least possible delay
Purcha of 100 tickets or more, to be
entitled to credit Of thirty days after draw
ing Of this class, for notes, with approved
ndOrserS.
All prizes not demanded within six months
after the drawing Of this class, will be cOnsl-
dercd as given up !or tn pcHeht OF the lot
terry.
This scheme, it is believed, affords an
equal prospect Of gain to adventures win
any other which has been offered to the o.
lie. Those Hho are Interested i'll Tie COM
merce and agriculture OF the country adj ccn!
to the Potomac and Shenandoah rivers, have
additional inducements 10 give their support,
as the money to he raised by the lottery Is
for their immediate benefit and convenience.
1t is also hoped that the patriotic and public
spirited will be disposed to countenance and
encourage measure which has for its object
the facilitating a ready and convenient COM
muniCalion between the western country and
the Atlantic, tending to connect the interests
Of the eastern and western States, and to
perpetuate- their union
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-26

BlItIIliUI e,t'|C Pt' y,
The oil that received by Mr. n'ilo'' iot
The cold, did ME great deal OF set'I|e' "''>
ultimately cured me.
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1811-01-26
Susanna Purden.

n. B. MY susanna, a child aged twenty
moaths and days, was taken about the MD
die of July, last with Yioieut cough, which
the .,eishbors said was the hopping cough; l
,esva her six drops of the Co,uHb'an Oil,
which give immediate relief, and proved an
sifsctnai cure ,,,
sarstoga-s,rest, Baltimore, Aug. 81, iscs'
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Eleanor Elliott.
No. 4.
SIR,

eiNS
comply with your request of stating
nv opinion oil Paul's Columbian Oh being
an effsstual remedy for the letter worm.
have been afflicted with the tetter in my hand
for 70 years, aud have made trial OF many
medicines which have been recommended,
but al 10 no effect. Hearing OF Padl's CO.
lumbar Oil, about the sth Of January last,
eroyinc al effectual cure for the ring worm
and similar complaints, Immediately got a
nhial Of yous Gil and applied it agreeabiy to
the directions for about two sonths success
siyeiy, when the letter !eh me and has not
made Its appearance ice.