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- HOES-Tohn Heson, opposite Mr.. Samuel q.
y Adams, has lately received q general assortment
Of ladies', misses aud childrens' Morocco and kid
Shoes, suitable for the season-Aso on hand 5000
pair OF various kinds, which he viii sell on whole sale
or retail rs low can he purchased in this place
Ladies Morocco Shoes from SIS Cd to Is cd per
pair.
My 8. ep4w
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JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT,
For the relief of Charles Nfinif;e

ANACT,
For the relief of Charles Minifie.
" e IL enacted b. the Seaate and House Of Recye-
sentatives ofthe Uni cd States of .i1s,erica in
Congress assembled, That the Comptroller Of the
Treasury be, and he is hereby authorised and rcgur-
ed to settle the of Charles Minfe Tor car
OF masts yards, hOwsprits, spars and other ship
building materials, delivered by him at the Navy
Yard, in Washington, for the public service, in the
month of April. thousand eight huudrciS s. three
and it, in his Judgment, the said Charles Mniie has
not heretofore received just and adequate compen-
sstion thrreior, he allow fthe said Charles Mnfie
such additional sum as he may deem just and equita-
Bile.
HENRY CLAY,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
VIM. Ii. era WFORD,
President ef the Senate, pro tc,neo,e.
March &c, 1919.
.4pproved,
JAMES MADISON.
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Z AND-OFFiCE, April sth, 1S12-In pursuance
OF an act OF Assembly passed the 18th of Febr-
AIRY, 1884, entitled " IN act to amend the several
(atpS concerning eScheatS," hereby make it knowu
that the two following tracts of land situated in the
county OF Prince Edward have escheated to the com
monweait, as appears 10y the certificate Of the Es
cheator of said county, dated the 18th March last
VIZ. one for so acres, of which John Graham is said
to have died sezedthe other for al acres, more or
less, OF which John McMurray is said to have died
possessed Of
CHARLES BLAGROVE, Reg'r.
May 8. CIV
The Editor of the National lntelligeneer will in
sert The above advertisement in his paper for SIX
weeks successfully, and transmit his account to this
department for payment. C.B.
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Z EIONS--Jnst received by the Brig Henrieo.
IL from Lisbon, 90 Boxes Lemons, for sale by
Nay IS, ~ IL
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SCREgnE or TIE

oCf1(.-ifc Or <UE
First drawn ticket u the 35tii SsCo1
do. Seth to 4ist SOD
DO. 4ist To 5Jth inclusive loo
Do. 55tl, day $4,000
Tie prize boois to consist of Nos 1 a 1000.
The object contempiatch TO re accomplished by
the above scheme, is emiueny cutit.s; the avor
and patronage of the citizens a Baltimore. The
enlistment of q Medical College vii unqucsonaLiy
have a beneficial influence the general literary
character of our c,y-on it perhaps may be creaf.
ter cngrated the other Coil, ges, AM, thus an uiver-
sity he constituted
it will promote spirit Of investigation in the ia
Guilty. WI induce young of talents to establish
themselves III our city, and thereby permanently
cure to this community tie best aid tat be af-
forded by the medical profession. II may also be
proper To remark, that this honl should prosper.
as is anticipated, it will large be expend-
ed annually in this city, which would otherwise be
disbursed in other places.
We presume that those gentlemen WHO are anxi-
GUS tor the advancement Of the interests OF Bat-
more, will give us their support the above consi
derations.
To thoss who are inclined to profit themselves Mt
the same time that they encourage us-we conf
IDENTITY say, that no scheme OF lottery splendid or
promising as the above, has ever been offered in this
country.
O., The commissioners having ALREADY contracted
for the sale of sufficient humber of Tickets TO au-
thorpe them in fixing the earliest day for drawing,
that the time necessary for making preparations via
admit,
GIVE NOTICE,
That the drawing Of the Medical College Lottery
will commence on the 11th day IF Jrae ne.t. =
TICKETS may be had by applies ton to the Mr.,
nagers.
MANAGERS.
John j: Dayidge Nidd'n. T. Magruder
James Mosher Isaac Pu,nelI
John Comesys Benjamin Berry
Robert Cary Long George Winchester
~ Il. MuIlikin John Crawford
-. A. Smith G. f.. Mitchell
Hail Harrison PHI Nicklin,
w. II. Clcndinen William NifMecheo
Fielding Lucas, jun. J. II. Worth.ngioa
William Gwynn William lesson
David Hoffman Henry 'TLomDson
Samuel Baker Charles A. WarGeid
James Cooke Charles Wiremaa
Jonathan Mereiith Wil,ism Lurman
Jeremiah Sullivan
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ri & j. DICK, Il Co--FIave Just received fIor.
Inc New-YorS and Baltimore, and offer for sale.
the following articles
Oh Cogniac Brandy,
Baltimore Whbkey, ist and 5tlr proof,
Champagne,
Burgundy
Long Corl, Clarct, WINES.
Vim de Grave, and
Sicilan
brandy Fruits.
Olives and Caperg,
Fresh Salad OIL, in bottles and TASKS,
Zant Currants,
Princs and Raisins,
Soft she'll Almonds,
Basket Salt,
Caycune aud Black Pepper,
Mustard, Alspice and Gingrr,
Cnn-POwdcr and Imperial Tea
Old Bourbon and Green Coffee
New Orleans Sugar,
Cassia and Cinnamon, sc. sc.
Which, with their former stock, make re,rrs,
assortment in their line Any article, TO nd OH ,,isi
not 10 he IS good as represented, will he taken hack
1t returned ia reasonable time.
April 81. If
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, 5NHCSb VINO may haSc in their loss, ssiOn papcr<
4 o proposal for Publishing Poems aud '!'ra,
laons ny tie suhstFibcr, are requested to ai., a
them to him, ~ post, 20 Richmond
May %. n
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-05-26

y Il n " X S,
Of almost every description,
ron sale ,lT THIS OFfXCR
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TIE MEDICAL COLLEGE LOTTERY,

u ne, subscribers have tor ss.s a number of the
TICKETS, which they offer. sc present ut tie ORR
ginal price OF TEN DOLLARS; the OPP oItunit, thus
presented OF purchasing chance for fortune at tie
lowest rate should not he cgcctias the d. ice Of
Tickets will certainly he raselun the Cd Nc day of
next month. Ap,,catios from distant places let
ter, post paid. = .ncosinS;ie cash, viii mn e,iiate-
ly attended to by either Of tic subscribers at ter
LOTTERY Offices i'll Baltimore.
KEARNY WHARTON.
PEuiIP II. Nj tIIN,
j l. COHEN, duur.
Baltimore, Marcel d. 2awtistOct.
AT EWpOST-This is among rie most bcautdu
situate S on t-c Kappa amlCck, sud IS within
five miles OF FedG ricks huns with regard TO good
health, none Iii TIE world can surpass 1.-THE
House is substantial, large AMI commudioI.s; well
built with brick and freestone---kitehci, " ash
house, and st Room, an connected and attached
TO the mann building and OF the same materials
large and convenient Cellars, and brick Smoke
House There is go acres ia this tract including
400 acres III rail ti.nber and separate, short dis
lance from the balance ot the land --There
are many advantages attending this farm, viz. The
delivery ot grain -four hands can deliver
1900 bushels per day--a quantity nf meadow land, q
good Herring Fishery and much better Shad-
sree-stone Quarries good Mil Seat with a Mill
House almost new--Oyste S, Fish, and Wild Fowls,
can be had at little trouble and expence In,eed
to man with family who wishes to settle himself
for life, there is farm the river more de- a-
bic that can be purchased. As my object in SELF
ling is to purchase few Negroes and p smaller
farm, viii take q part Of the purchase money in
young aEG likely Negro fellows at valuation.
Terms OF saIe--one fourth when deeds arc made
the other three-fourths in 3 equal and annual pay
menis-Bonds with approves security with interest
from the date If not aid punctuaiy, will be requi-
red.
This farm will be offered pubickly for sale at the
clearinghouse, on the first Monday ~ June, if not
sold before that day privately aud the Subscriber (f
requested by those Who wish to purehase) will
deayour to accommodate in dividing the tract 10
s,it purchasers. Letters addressed to me in Fred,
erieksburg will be attended to.
GEO. w. SPOTSWOOD.
May 3. If
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SIR,
In consequence Of the corvcr =
ion, we had this evening. ] take Up my p''n.
md without further preface, stare, tb.,t "ii1il
nc :orr -rcrrefTest ~ thr drcad'1' Ji"r :
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anpeking. frame! The Prince Regent had
deem very in Of an in.tqasaed ancle. The
winter had set in early Ia fhe Baltic. sphere
coioaiais svas rahidly rising Russia goods
falling. .4Nt earyoes Of the vesseis sci
xed at Carishani, Ssveden, srds ordered 10
BE sold unfortunately. The Eliza Pack
ct, for Bermuda and New- York, sailed from
Falmouth nth ult. The american scAoon-
e. Trojan, that was sunk under the Cita-
deis, plymouth, in a gale, luas got nf No
GENDER llth. by some fishing boats, and
srouyhtinto Piymauth-eargo shoiied.
Mr.. Russell, oar charge dee hfaires al
Parjs. arrived az Portsmouth, Nov. 10
in the Constitution .tiigate, svhich vesse
kad !gore,fo Co.ues to zvaif for orders.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-02
SPANISH AMERICA

Extract Of a letter from ]. Il. Gardiner at
Natchez, to Mrs. Gardiner iii Marietta,
dated October ID.
"Jhe last accounts from the Spanish
frontiers present most horrible picture
of the present state Of Spanish America.
The scenes of the French revolution are ac-
ted there with additional enormitles Al is
confuson, aHarchy, and -bioodslred. Ike
royalists still keep the balance of power !;
but they do it oy treschery, cruelty, & the
influence of money.
The republicans like the patriots of the
mother country, brave every danger, and
every calamity, determined to release them
selves from the shaekie. OF most CALLING
despotism--and they will succeed as GER
tain as Heaven is just. The province Of
Texas, which had hitherto enjoyed tran
guilty during the cmvulsicns Of the ada
cent country is at length irpmerged i'll civil
war. a respectable gentleman arrived
here on Saturday from Natchitoches, which
he left on the 1st inst.
He informed me that when he left that
post, the town was filled with Spanish Re-
pu icans, who had assembled there to
prepare to attack Natchitochcs, but arc en-
tircly destitute of ammunition. Many were
daily focking to the Eastern side OF the
Sabine for the same purpose, and were not
only seconded, but were joined by several
Americans, VIII, were to invade Texas in
shot time.
A party Of republicans who we're making
their escape to the American side Jews
weeks ago were overtakcn by tho Royalsts
west Of the Sabine, and robbed of ore hun
bred and sixty thousand dollars. Some
we're killed, but the survivor arrived safe
at Tatchitoches, Several such skirnish-
IS have take place Gu obr side the RI
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-02
DOMESTIC.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 2S>
Extract Of letter from his Excellency VIM.
Henry Harrison, to tire Secretary OF War
"Y1NcrNNEs Dec. ln

V
s'M my official account Qfthe iate acton
did NOT mention thGt cuhtdih /'rcSeot g,fth
his comtany svas i'm che last charge that sras
made on the left flank. Ihad hiaceu him
on that. flank early in the action, and reco :
iecting that Ihad returned Inn to his origi-
nal position, I had snh1,oscd it to hare 6een
5cfore the charge; Our ':oso .fna that IL
euns afterwards. Lieutenant Hazpkins gwth
fhs .jew men orthe rifle comtany that re-
mained also assisted in .the charge on the
K4 "a ga 4t zf a Ass rslsAs saaMsaagy q
Goodins Ind been, previously to the action,
united with CAPTAIN Barton's, syh,ch S,us The
reason Of their nor being Particularly men
toned in my letter. or. Goooing behaved
4cifh great yaiiantry g eras severely 4Youa-
ded in the neck. IaLso oMiffed 10 mention,
from fhe haste with svhich my letter spas
written, my obligations to cahtdsa Dubois If
the stsies and gaides. This gentleman rem
oered as the mostessentart services in the ca
A0cify in zuAich he zvds emhioyed.
mast request, sir, THAI the above hara-
isra1ih be considered as ssthhiemxnt to my
Filter Of the 1871 uit.
Ikeye the honor TO be,
Ttffh the greatest restect,
Sir, your humble sef-yant,
NV. HENRY HARRISON
The Honorable
The Secretary Of War.
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STATEMENTS.

OCCUPIED on Thursday evening seat in
the lower corner box on the left Of the en-
trance into the Theatre. The first saw of
the fire piece of paper in full blaze was
descending from the top and was then
about fifteen feet above the level of the stage,
ere it alighted, a general cry of " fire. per-
vaaed the house and the persons immedi-
ately Quilted their seats. / was among the
last to do so, and when I got half the dis
tance to the stairway / net with Mrs. Scott,
Il lady of my acquaintance who eatreatcd
to be calm, and not too precipitate as her
safety depended OH delIbcration her all
swcr was am not alarmed aud will do So
we advanced Il few feet and loud cry that
it was fake alarm" induced ne to re-
turn TO the corner where ] had sat and
looked through door then open, and there
! discovered the scenery in full blaze and the
canopy on fire. I fastened back to tie
crowd, Being z stranger at tho Theatre
and ignorant Of its construction knew OF no
mode OF escape except thrungb the avenue
bad asccadcd to tlie boxes fouud il olock-
ed up BY the crowd, and the light being very
vivid, discovered that TIC perac.ia ia It
we're principally Ladies': they were greatly
alarmed and crying for relief snd eutreat-
ing the crowd not To destroy thcfn still
pcrsisting in the belief that as the f;e was
IN the rear, the dancer was not very i.nni-
tent; unwilling to crowd !, those before me,
and bejp5 too lane 20 e. r..r.cI' Sc a.:rE-
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NoRrA-CARoLINA.
In General .Assrmbiy. Dec. ~, 1871.

IN Cencrdt .dSSfmOiy, Dtc. ~, IUII.
Resoired, That the sentiments contained
IN the message of the President to the G'l-
gross of the u. 5. arc s1ci as must crafty the
feelings, and advance the welfare Of ana
rion, sensible oft rights and determined to
maintain and defend It's sovereignty and 10
dependence.
Il Resolved, That the evils which we have
been compelled to endure for Years past
have arisen wholly from the unp,incipied
conduct of the belligercnt Nations of Eu-
rope.
Resolvrd unanimously, That we Will
cIiccrfully cooperate with the General Co
vcrnmcnt, in the prompt and effectual exc
cution of such measures as may De deemed.
best calculated to promote the interest. and
secure the Union, Liberty & Independence
of the y. States"
JOS. RlDDlCK. S. s..
---r--------aOlIN STEELE, s. nc.
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PHILApELpH1AD Dec

-. PHILADELPHIA, dec. II.
Translated for The Register
Official account. Of the execution of the
Chiefs gfthe Merican Insurgents, taken
from The HaUanna Messenger, Of me Esd
Norember, 1911.
GuADALAxARA, 10th Sept. 1sl1--By or
der OF his ExcellenCy, the general in chief
OF the army of reserve, Don Josef de la
Cruz, the committee of public safety of this
capital, informs the inhabitants of the city &
province, that it has received the following
list OF the principal chiefs Of the insurrection,
which have been shot at chihuahua, at the
different periods hereafter mentioned
On the lst Of May, 181l-Ignacio Camar.
go, major general; Juan Bautista Carrasco
brlgadier Augustin Marroquin, hangman.
On the 18th Of same month--Francisco
Lauzagorta, major general Luis Mireles,
colonel.
On the 9th June--Juan Ignacio Damon,
cap; Nicolas Zapata. major general j seph
Santos Villa, colonel Pedro Leon, town
mnjo
On the 26th June-Ignacio Allende, gene
ralissimo; Maria AimcneZ, captain gene
raj !; Manuel Santa Maria major general &
governor of Monterey Juan de Albania,
lieut.. general.
On the 9th said month--Joseph Maria
Chico, lawyer; Josef Soils, intendane of the
army OF the insurgents Vicente Valencia
Onofre Portugal, brigadier general.
On the eth jul 1S11-Tne Curate Hdal-
go, chief of the rebellion
The following were sentenced to hard la
bour--hndrcs. Molano, during life Aran-
da, Jacinto. Norma, Charles Martinez Igna-
clio Maldonado, and Abasolo for 10 wears at
Encinillas their estates confscated Il their
descendants attained.
Town ct Xerez, 5th Sept. 1911.
(S'gned)
JOSEF.MANUEL DE OCHOA.
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RALEIcH, IN. c. Dec. 81.

Oar General assembly adjourned on Mon-
day evening last, after passing % laws OF a
public, & 1U9 of 4 private nature.
MIR. Tho's. Henderson is elected public
Printer for the ensuing year.
The following resolutions, expressive OF
their appreciation of the General Govern
ment, were adopted by our Legislature on
Saturday last; the two first with very Jew
dissenting voices, the last unanimously.
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REPoEr.iN PART

kfs.UEI,'IN PNNT-
ThH tao communications from tic secretary o.
war, which accompany lis report, * wicl, were
made in rep'y TO queries propounded by the com
miitec contain the best information on this subject
which they have been able to collect. That one Of
them contains an enumeration Of the several pcrna-
nent Qualifications which have been completed com
menceh, with r:ninfks The troops necessary to
garrison them. That, for t,c completion OF works
already commenced, no further appropriations re-
quisto. Bat that some additional works re deemed
necessary, the precise extent which canot at pre-
sent be asccrtained, for which, and for contingent
Objects OF ''ccnec maritime frontiers, in IN.
event of hostIlitics, the committee recommend nm
appropriation of ono million of ioIlars--apd te com
nittee :or that purpose, beg leave to report bin
c1'i:icl, hll making further ap,,rOyriaton for
o. r - cf or Nafi'irnr frontier
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(WO. H.
X u II n X =

Tie Com1nitfcc, IN sphom gpds .refc,vcd 81 n,vcl
Of the PyesiIcnt'S Message off ke sM Of .S57,
1911, as relates 10 tic Gs1eHc{ If our maritime
frontier,
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1812-01-02

north- west SHE in the green house, has
ten to relate the circumstance and thereby
save false Representations. Is
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 26.
Extract IF a letter. from gentlemen in
Trenton to his friend in this city, dated
Dec. Is.
Hard to relate but so it is, our friend Cen
cral MORGAN lost the whole Of his dwelling
and green houses by fire the whole was
Consumed in less than two hours this morn
ing, bctwcen hyc and six, about two thirds
OF his Furniture has been saved, no lives lost ;
fortunately Mrs. Moreau and daughter h AL
gone to New-York last week, the General
and some servants only remained at Nor
risvillc. 1t is suspected that tho accident
has occurred by the bursting of one of the
new six plate stoves which are placed an
Ger the green house, the, gardiner had ieft
ever thing safe at four O'clock, when he
had pot stick or two more to the FIRE, fear
ing that the intense cold Of tue morning
sh aid affect the plants There is no
dn1,t Dnt the fire originated FROM the
al,,ye dgsc, IS no otter fire was in the
h'"ise art 3. @As siac ;re:s. * or Inc
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PErERssuRs. Dec. 8

PETERsBURG, Dec. 81
lit a meeting Of the Common Hall Of the
Iaqyn IF Petersburg, at The Court House
Of said Iozvn, Monday the SON Of Deccn-
Der, 1871 -
Tie following Preamble and Resolutions
syerc PROPOSED and greed to:
The Common Hall having convened in
pursuance of a notice from the Mayor, to
lake into consideration such measures as
may be deemed proper to express their deep
sorrow and coincidence at the great and
dreadful calamity which mas visited the City
OF Richmond-io pay a suitable respect to
the memories of the deceased, and to SYM
Ipathise with their surviving friends and re-
iatives shroudedin mourning
RrsolOed unanimously, Tnatit be recon-
mended tt the citizens of Petersburg to sus-
pend their usual occupations on Wednesday
next, i'll consequence of the late dreadful
calamity.
RESOLVED unanimously, That it be recon-
mended tothe people ofPetersburg, to wear
Grape for one month, as a testimony OF the
deep sense entertained for this wide spread
ing afhiction.
RESOLVED unanimousLy, That the Rev.
Andrew Syme be requested to preach SER
mon on this mournful occasion, on Wednes-
day next, at the New-Brick Church, and
the people of the town are invited to attend
OH that day. ne
RESOLVED unanimously That it Ire recon-
mended to the people of Petersburg, to abb
stain from all public exhibitions or dancing
assemblies, for one month.
RESOLVED unanimously, That William
Moore, John Allison and William Prentis
be committee for the purpose of request
ing Mr.. Syme to prepare a sermon, and also
to make preparations for this solemn occa-
sion.
Resolved unanimously, That the forego-
ing resolutions be signed by the Mayor and
published in the newspapers of this town.
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The Ladies of Petersburg and its vicinity,
are respectfully informed, that in consc-
quence of the late calamitous visitation in
Richmond, and the above proceedings, the
Masonic Ball, to which they were invited,
will not take place.
By order of the Worsiripful Master,
GEO. w. STAINBACK, Sec'ru.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1812-06-05
EpRTyEn lYrEC.

], JONATHAN KINGSLEY, of Wind
ham, in the county of Windham, and State OF Con-
rectiopt, do hereby certify, that my wife, ZiLLAH
BINcsLEy, was afflicted in the winter OF 18O9 with
am extreme cough, loss of appetite, &c. and though
uder the care of an able Physician, and not experi'
encing any particular benefit, was induced TO make
atrsl of DR. Rogers Vegetable Pumonic Deter
gentand after using two or three cakes she eSPerl'
enced its beneficial effects and in the course OF a
few months recovered her usual state OF health,
which she had previously been so much alarmed
about; and think IL is entirely owing to the
valuable medicine called Rogers Vegetable fulmo-
mic Detergent. JONATHAN KINGSLEY.
Wndham, July II, 1911
|, PHILLIP SALISBURY, OF New-lia-
ven, State of Connecticut, do hereby of my own
free will and accord, cert y, that about the begin
nngof the year 1911, was seized with most yio-
lent pain in my right side. which produced cough
this pain and cough increased until April, when 1
found myself weak especially in my lungs and
in my knees that was scarcely able 10 walk abroad,
concluding therefore was fast approaching TO the
grave by a CONSUMPTION, was greatly alarmed, as
also was my family but on hearing Of Dr. Rogers
Vegetable Pumonic Detergent, for Consumptve,
Asthmatick and Catarrhal complaints Immediately
made application 20 the apothecary, and obtained
ore cake, which took according 10 the direction,
which when had taken all of IL, found myself re-
stored to my health and strength far rs can be ex
pected of a man in the 5lst year of his age; which
medicine truly and conscientousy believe Was
solely, by the blessing of Sod. the means OF the res
toraton of my health. PHILIP SALISBURY
City Of New-Haycn, September 10, 1911.