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THE CHRONICLE,

An ANIMAL VIEW OF HISToRT POLL
TIcs e LffBRATURe,
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
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Cc.oIcr Is

Rice. Cotton, CoIn, &c
$50 whole and hall tierces new Kioe,
1900 bushels Corn,
IS bales Upiani Cotton,
60 boxes British crowh and Amer
Can Glass, OF different sizes,
20 ditto Fancy Soaps,
Ladies' fashionable Shoes acon,t,n,
Common ditto, and SUNNY.
Trunks Of all kinds
E. Gilman.
April 10 COSTA"
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SALE Oh LAND.
October 8.


ssURsUANF to Decree Of the SUI
S perior Conrt Of Chancery Tor the
Richmond District, in suit betwec'
b rismin DuIany, Plaintiff. add Thora'
:.a.Sin, Defendant, vii! be expose e
IL. Tor cash, before the front dsor ofthe
Courthouse 10 Dumtrles. On the :'%i''
!av of November next, Tract OF Lana
,ying on Broad Run, in Prince Win IN
tont,tv. containing by estimation sol
O., w!.;ch the aforesaid Thomas Larkin
aow resides. Any description OF this
Land is deemed unnecessary as 1t Is pre-
ssned tha, those DESTROYS OF purchasing
all view the land before the day OF
sale.
The Commissioners.
October Is COW
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DISTRICT Of columbia, to !. It.
October 20

district Of columbia, to lit.
SSTiEHEaS ibcmas Dryden,
w hath by his petition in writing,
,ppiled to the Honorable William
u;ranch, Chief Judge OF the Dis
,.ict of Columbia, to be admitted to
tae Oencft OF tac act of Congress for
tne relief OF InsoIyent dsbtops wi,hin
the district aforesaid, and has stalled
therein ,ha he is in actual confinement
n thc jai, bounds OF Z iexludria caHfI--
", at the Suit Of John Hodekirs' ad.
minis!rsto"s, aid being unable 10 d:s
char,c the said ciaini, with others a.
.;ai' st him. il2s offered 20 deliver up
20 the use OF his creditors all his pro-
perty, real, personal and mixed: Nc
ice is therefore given 20 the creditors
Of the said Ihcmas Iona den thst ON
saturday the 3lst of October DC ween
the hours ol ten and three O'Clock, at
tne Court House, III ilsxaDdria, the
oath OF an insuiven: debtor will be ad-
minisicred to the said Thomas Long
den, End t, trustee, appointed rgreeeoly
to the said &C, of Congress, uDtess
cause be then and there shewn 10 the
coatrary And it is further ordered,
that this notice be inserted daily in the
alexandria newspaper until the 9lst
October.
ev order OF the honorable William
Crsnch chief Jnt'gc Of the district OF
Columbia, this E7,h day Of October
1919. COS
= Dona,1o y
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<. GRAY

:. GRA7
Has FOR SALE A FEW COPIES
G. sn., so,.r-ts Robinson, Poems
Christian Re S'r Lane e'o1
searches asia Gre2ves
Scottish Ctiets Live OF "o"Per
Co,t.ce =; ,;oeues DR.. Sonas's
Will Irish Girl Nefks
SELF Coniroul nu'H o'A'
Weti's ?oetieai
Works
ALSO,
A fresh supply Of CaEey's Family
Bible.
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FOR SALE

T'N Dhh
b. LANRASON & FOWIE,
me Cargo ef Ae Sriy Dolphin, eet.ain
S~y1, Jroni Bostsn--.being
1000 bushels Liverpool coarse Salt
100 Casks Lime
100 boxes Mould 4 Dipt Candles
10 hhds. n E. Rum
Iso reams Wrapping paper.
so boxes Soap
October 2S
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AIKo. Ann GARVEI.'

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Bank Of Potomac,

August 8
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GengresS.
House of Representatives.
January go.

JduudTy ~
MIR. Otis (Secretary of the Senate) inform
ed the house that the Senate had passed the
bill for the continuance of the Mediterranean
fund.
The ayes and noes were taken on the final
passage of the bill concerning the naval esta-
blishment, and carried 90 to so.
The House then proceeded to the consider
alton of the bill for the classification OF the
militia throughout the United States.
Mr.. Turner moved to amend the fourth
section, 9th line, by striking out the woFd
first and inserting second :,
Mr. Williams hoped the amendment would
prevail, he believed it necessary; he wished
the defence of this bill had fallen on his homo
rable colleague (Mr Cheves) as he was con
WINGED the zeal and industry he had manlfe'-
ted on former occasion, would be sufilclent
to carry it through; he called on the candor
of gentlemen opposed to it, not to condemn !.
without understanding its merits Ifhis Dill
provides for forming the militia into three
distinct classes; the first to embrace all from
IS to 81 years of age; the I'd, from q to 81
and the Sd from 81 to IS. Every man to re-
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contracted viii be discharged with facility
and as speedily as the terms Of the leans viii
permit Nor does any other plan in that reg
pect appear necessary than to extend tho an.
plication of the annual appropriation of eight
millions, and which is amply sufficient for
that purpose, TO the payment of interest and
reimbursement Of the principal of the new
oebt. No doubt can be entertained Of that
moGe being Sufficiently effcacious, since bv
1Hat plan alone forty -six millions of the pub6,
oebt have been Teimb ursed during Tie Isst
eleven years. If the national revenue exceed.
ne national expense, simple appropriation
for the payment of the principal o. tie Cebt
and co-extensive with tie object, is sufficient
and will infaliibly eItinguish the debt. II d.
expense exceeds the revenue, the apprcpria.
ton of any specific sum, and the investment
OF the interest extinguished, or of any otter
fund, will prove altogether nugatory and
the national debt WILL notwith stat dihg that
apparatus, be annually increased by an amour,
equal to the deficit in the revenue.
The annual interest on the existing
DEBT amounts to S2,22o,o0o
And estimating the interest on the
: new debt at 100000
The sum which, on the annual ap-
preparation of eight millions,
would, at the restoration OF peace,
be applicable to the payment Of
principal, is ESQ ooc
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100000

A sum somewhat less than the presumed
surplus ofthIee millions, as above stated, and
which will be nearly sufficient to REIN burse
before the year 1898 the whole existing oebt
of the United States, with the exception Of
three per cent. stock. The loans contracted
during tie war being mate irredeemable for
at least ten years, the first reimbursement
would fall on that year. and the whole of tie
appropriation of eight millions, after deduct.
ing 4S5 900 dollars for the interest of the three
per cent. stock, would thsnceforth be applica-
bic to The pa yment of the interest and princi.
pal of the new Cebt. The precise period OF
final extingushment, and the precise amount
of annual payments will depend on the terms
OF the loans anc on the number of years for
which it may be necessary to make each loan
irredeemable But this sketch is sufficient to
show, lst That no Inconvenience will arise
in making the loans irredeemable for ten
years, since there Is not much probability that
they could be sooner discharged. 2dly That
the appropriation Of eight millions will be suf-
hcient for their final reimbursement Sdly
That that reimbursement, and Chat of the
whole debt of the United States ahe three
per cent. stock eScepted) will probably be ef-
tected within fifteen years after the restora-
ton OF peace. 1t must always be remember
ed that those estimates are predicated on the
supposition that an additional revenue to the
amount already stated will be provided, and
that the increase OF debt, during the war wall
not exceed fifty millions.
In answering the inquiries of the committee
on subjects so Ultimately connected with the
most important questions of national concern.
it became an imperious duty to represent eve
ry circumstance precisely as it was or appear
ed to be, and without exaggerating or dis
guising any of the difficulties which must be
encountered. TO understand these to their
fell extent will afford the best means of over
coming them and there is none which APP
pears insurmountable or even discouraging.
What appears to be of vital Importance is.
that the crisis. should at once be met by the
adoption of efficient measures, which willwfh
certainty provide means commensurate with
the expense, and by preserving unimpaired.
instead of abusing, that public credit on which
the public resources so eminently depend,
will enable the United States to pe9severe in
the contest until an honorable peace shall have
been obtained.
have the honor to be,
With great respect.
Sir,
Your obedient servant,
ALBERT GALLAT1N.
Honorable Egekios Bacon,
Chairma n Committee Of Ways and Means.
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than by the piece, and every person who sells
domestic spirits in less quantity than thirty
gallons to be considered as a retailer
4. Duties on sales Gt auction. These con
fined to the sales of articles OF foreign produce
or manufacture, and at the same rae Us here
tofore, may produce about $4,000 dollars
5. Duties upon carriages for the convey
dnce o f persons. Those duties, adding al the
rate Of ity per cent on The duties formerly
raised, are estimated to produce 10000 dol
lars
8. Stamp duties. An association of ideas
which connects those duties with the attempt
of Great britain to tax America, and which
might with equal propriety attach odium to
the duty on the importation Of tea, has render
ed their name in some degree unpopular. The
great extension of post roads, and the facility
of distribution, have, however, removed the
most substantial objection to which they were
liable They do not appear to be more incon-
venient than any other internal tax, and the
expenses of collection are less than on any o.
ther, being only commission on the sale,
and the cost of paper and stamping. At the
same rate as heretofore, with the ception OF
bank notes, on which an increase appears pro
per, with an option to the banks to pay one
twentieth part of their dividends in lieu there
off, they are estimated to produce 100000
dollars.
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REHABILITATION.

Total gross amount, s5,0Oo,0o0
Deduct expenses of assessment and
collection and losses. estimate at
Is per cent. 10000
Net amount estimated for 1914, S4,250,O00
But are not estimated to yield in
1918, more than s3,eOo,ooo
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~ anv STATE. and not living in any city, town,
y;I,aoa or within five mites thereof, TO be ex-
ceDtea. Every other person who s,lls wines,
foreign spir.ts or foreign merchandise, other
wise than in the vessel or package OF imports-
s.a. or in the casa of dry goods, otherwise
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1812-04-08

RAN Away On the 3Oth Juno last, from
tie estate Of Daniel M'Carty, deceased in
the county Of Westmorelan and state of
Virginia, Negro Man ramed JERRY, IL
bout thirty five years Of age, dark complex.
ion, about six feet high, bad countenaRce,
and remarkable scar &C, oss lis nose, and
another on his head, little above his fore.
head; he had en- homcspun twiIled warn
and co,ton round Jacket aud psnlaloons.-l
Tiers is 10 doubt but he will change his
clothes it is therefore thought unnecessary
to describe them more particularly. It's
expected that he has procured pass, or 3
forged certificate Of his freedom, as lie went
from 4 neighborhood where there are many
free negroes who write, and from whcm lie
might very readily obtain a copy Of their
pass. or certificate of freedom. It's conf. /
Gently expected that he VIII cndeaHor 10 get
to some OF the northern or eastern states.
lie was seen short time since in The town
Of Baltimore. Thirty Dollars viii be given,
if taken in tie county, and il out of the state
and secured in any Jail SO that ge' nm a.
gain, the above reward and 81 reasonable
charges paid, if brough, home.
Richd. Stuart.
N. B. All masters o. vessels end ohef
persons, are hereby torewa"ned from ha:cor'
ing or empIoying the above described Negro
Man, at their peril, or under tie sererest pen
aities of the Jaw. H. D.
Scnfr1lh@r Is co
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RicIld. Stuart.
Orphans Court,

Alexandra County, March Term, 1872
ORDERED, That the administrator o..
RICHARD WEIGHTMAN, deceased, 90 iN'V.'
the following advertisement three times n
each week for four weeks in the AleXah0I'S
newspapers.
A copy. Test,
Alexander Moore, KfS'
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THIS Is TO g:us M05ace,

That the subscribe, Of Washington eoG c.n
in the District of Columbia, has obtained Ny ~,
the Orphans Court Of Alexandra county, o ,si
tiers of administration, with the VIII S''I''G 1,s
on the estate of RICHARD WElGRTMAN, ,m
of Alexandra county, deceascd-AH pc h oOr
having claims against the said estate arc n NY,
e eys ' thereof to the subscriber on Or before .S
the 18th day of September next or s0 s9J c:,
by law be excluded from all benefit 10 ooaa ,T
tate; and those indebted thereto arc ''''
to make immediate payment oc,fsrch,
Given undermy hand this lot" DAY d WV
'''~' Roger C. Weig g. ,1,,'5, Of.
han;,,;. t,oto,. zyith the UW 7hnF1f4' y
Richard Wnightman-09
JOHN LONGDEN, -, ,,,or,,rs.
NJ. ROBINSON, Ills 'sF'0''"
JOS. THOMAS, } eoav
March II.
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Select ReUseWs OF Literature

opJ| III " U1S /o' tISft mug ~ 1'Sco'
FOR THE PRESENT MONTH,
Are Just received and ready for delivery to
Subscribers.
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every Volume ore hundred pages, to which
three fine Engravings will in future be added.
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Literature from the best English Reviews and
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American Literature, as it appears in the pub
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Terms of Subscripton-Five Dollars per
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March so, eoet'
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EOS KIN /

A very good ard convenient
Two Story Brick Dwelling House, on Duke,
between Water and Fairfax Streets. Apply to
,ohn G. Laid.
March %. 2w
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o. Was left at kOzIcTS Fc' ~,

90 Was left at RozIcIS , as' that,
during the time when Joha Dn nooh contain.
Ferry, Red Morocco PooSet h ~ Ne of value
inp sundry papers which appear 20 b be the rro1
From the papers it appears to Dc %. w was inI
perty of Hugh Quillan, ard tnc Go nr Fair
some some manner NJ doing business for 0'0'6'
fax Lee. -oIucing salts
factory proof, and paying too ,hn printer
vertisement, Oil application 10 ''t' S.
April (.
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every ,|ay. so that at last my knee began to
pet stiff. and copldnot bend it during this,
which lasted about five weeks, was seized
with most dreadful pain In nv right breast
which pierced through MY arm. DuuRs
this situation variety OF remedies were
applied, but all without effect at last
was advised to try Paui's Columbian Oh,
accordingly procured bottle, and found
some relief from the first application, and by
paying proper attention to the directions Tor
using it, was 10 tho establishment or all
who were acquainted with my situation, in
Eve days entirely free from all pain, and have
now the use Of my leg as we'll as ever, and
any person who may peruse the above certl-
Fl ate, being DESTROYS Of any Information
respecting my case have no objection on
their making application to give them every
satisfaction in my power respecting IL:
| am, sir, yours. SC.
GEO. L. HUGHES.
Market-street, Baltimore.
Sir, Conctiying it to be my duty not to con-
ceal from the pubic the virtues OF your most
valuable Columbian Oil, from which | re-
ceiycd SO mQcn benefit, am therefore induc-
ed, from principle Of gratitude for my re
coyery, to give short statement OF the
complaint under which | suffered, | was
first seized in the right hip with most IN
,olerabie pain, which seems cd exactly IN the
Joint, and on the day following dreadful
D in in the back, which lasted about three
weeks during which time could not walk
upright, but always in bent posture and 1t
seated in chair, the pain would De SO excru-
ci4ting in the act OF raising that it WIS I'M
possible for me to refrain from screaming.
NV appetite had entirely left nc and a con-
slant headache, would sometimes almost de
prive me OF my senses; In TACT was III a
most eporab|e condition. nunser c. re-
medies were tried, bur to 10 purpose, had
also the advice Of an eminent physician, who
prescribed hot bath, s.. which were regu-
larry attended TO, bu without the smallest al
vantage, | had about ounces of blood
taken from me, still! the complaint, cid
not give way in the least degree. l
was then advised to try Psui's Colu IL
bian Oil but with very little hopes ci
succeeding ; Wicn to my great &urprizr s:
comfort, ! was sensible Of some ease II ny
mp on The iirst tirae OF amounting the Eek,
day the pam IN my o"ck aoated the me-
acne lc't me- ma n to'lr uays was peItr|''!
recovered Ar h\'4NtA 4" ~ l en-
lexiogton-Sireet, doors rom Lbelty -St'
Baltimore.
No. 8 Philadelphia, July 6, 1907:
By your request do certify, that hid
oeen long time dangerously lndisPosed' ara
was reduced to the lowest slate OF #e"&hess'
!nsomn ~ that my recovery appeared c., "ouo'-
'u'; my comP'ain' seemed 10 Do @Aa'"'i0ns
OF the breast and lungs. co0ld procure 10
rehcf from incess"nt cougI'nH' nor breathe
without great pan and dihcu.iy-~wnen, by
tie use OF oae p''ai OF r"eis ro'o'noian o1'
my distressing cough lett ms, every od'ef
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Two TRACTS OF lam

One containing 200 acres, iy,np IN 49,,
OF the Little higer 'urapike Po.G I'm sees
ther containing sbsut $50 acres -'Ne o.
the tirst mentioned tract on the w., Io'alhs
distant from Alexandria aud the c;.s 1'.n SIDE,
ington a out seven miles TIE r., " asst.
be sold entire, or divided INTO s.oai,sr I Will
accommodate purchasers. On bon, ",S
is suficint quantity Of wood f. ucFe
the cleared lanel. On one we'll ;"lP'S
ed proiuctife Meadow, and an inc. w. p'"'
tiblc quarry Of Soap Stone, OF wt;, ,,". ~
value fer fire places, overs, S,,. j, Now VIC
morally understood. The natnre ~ ~ &C.
is well adapted to the use OF psi.ter IF 5. owl
The lands adjoin those OF the subs,s;l d.
VIM. Moss, By whom they viii be sben WI "
those who wish to purchase ferns of -"
Ono third of The purchase mcnev IN ha ~
ore third in Six, and one th.rd N T.s a"'u
months.
Richard M. Scott.
William Moss,
March s H.
G. The above Sale is most
poned till Monday the 2ota dav
Of April next, being Court day
at Fairfax Courthouse. Terms
of Sale, Cash. cots
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Hanna. lationers, corner Of Gay and Market
e.. Messrs C. & r. Waits Lottery Oh
6ce. corner Of ST. Paul's Lane and Market
ST. A. Miltenberger, Stationer, No 10 sign
of Franklin, n. Howard-st. Messrs. John 4
Thomas Vance, Stationers, No IFS Market
st.--.4t Fel's Point, by Dr.. Henry Dorry,
Druggist, No. Market-st. and Nathaniel
Knight, Stationer, Fell's-sreet.-Cny Of
Uashington. Messrs. David OFT, * Co. Drug
gists. .--EhiLadeiEha. Mr. Thomast Love,
at Dr.. Edwin A. Atlee's, No. 70 North
4th St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist, Cor
ner of I'd and e-Streets-Jereniah Nor
ris, Druggist, No. a93 Market-Street--
Stephen North, Druggist, No. IS High st.
between Cd and Sd streets, Messrs. Crowl &
Segar, Druggists, Market st?eet--Ne7O YORK,
Messrs. John & Thomas l. Clark, Druggists,
Maiden Lane, Messrs. Laurence & Reese,
Druggists, Pearl st. Messrs. g. & r. Waites's,
Nos So and Ga, Maiden Lane-Yo'k Town.
DR.. John Fisher, Drug d,hafoHs. Messrs.
Childs & Shaw-George 7oqyn. Or. John Ott,
Drug -Lancaster. DR.. Sanael fahnestock,
Drug.-Ea1ris6urg DR.. John Z. Wrestling,
Drug.-Ecston DR.. Thomas Il. Dawson,
Drug.-Petersbury, Virg. Messrs. Love and
Cutler, acknowledgement DR.. Frede-
rick Miller, Observation-Disclosures DR..
John S. Miller, Druggist Wmchester. Mess
John s Abm. Miller, Druggists.
Messrs Frederick s VIM. Sauermann, Drug
gists-Carlisle Dr. John Fahnestock, Drug
gist.-Brook Vile. Montgomery co., MIR.
Brice Gassaway,
AND IN ALEXANDRIA,, By
RICHARD H. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale retail, at my Drug and
Patent Medicine Store, No. Is, sign OF the
Mortar, Centre Market Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % law3m
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NOTICE.

a HE subscriber having obtained from the
! Orphan's Court Of Charles County, Ma
rylansI, Letters Of Administration on the per-
sonal estate Of CHARLES MANKIN late of said
county, deceased, requests all persons having
claims against said estate to exhibit them
with the vouchers thereof On OF before the first
day of October next; and all persons indebt-
ed to the said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment to
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Hugh Cox.
Burr Mill Stones and Boiling
Cloths-for Sale.

HAVE just received CARGO Of REAL
French burrs. Having good workmen 10
make thea up, I can at hort notice supply
any demand that may offer Tor Mill Stones.
I have also lately recoivei from the manu-.
factory OF the 3 Kings, good assortment of
Boitins C.o,hs wi!icn ale offered for sale on
moderate rel4ls, by
Isaac Msrherson.
Baltimore, March Is eo3n
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Valuable Lands fer s,l.

Under the authority Of two y 49,
hom henry Ro,c' deceased /. u II. rust
ssribers we will Offer at Public ne =, Sub
Monday the 10Th day of March ole on
Fairfax court house, next, az
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THE SUBSCRIBER
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub
tic in general,
THAT HE HAS COMMENCED, THE
Hating Business,

IN all It's varieties, On Fairfax street, be-
tween King & Prince street, and hopes from
his knowledge OF the above business, both as
to fashion and durability, med to DISPOSE
ton to give general SUBTRACTION, will obtain
hin: portion o. the pub!ic patronage.
He would gise empioY- Immediately to
two or tAree good Iourneymen f3atters Ike
twise tax" C. Boy, IS or IA years cid, of repu-
ale connections, as all Apprentice.
Saml. d. Harper.
! mil A.
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THOMAS ADAMS, JOHN CLA
Baltimore, april l9,h 1910.
No a.

Sir.-As your request that should give
my opinion respecting what effect vour Go
lumbar Oil had in certain case Wherein l
was afflicted, / most cheerfuliv comply BIZ
saving that Ivcrily bs!icye that J might nave
died with QUO Of the seyerest cramps in the
stomach, had it rot been for yoor Columbi
Oil ana that Ihave been second lime re
lieved of the same complaint by the assis-
lance of that valuable ncdecine, and as such
recommend itas the best rem dy, because
there is no manner of doubt OF its proving ef-
fectual.
f CATHERINE WALKER,
Sign ofthe uck, Ha.kct space, Baltimore
No. ),
Sir.
! was attacked with u violent pain in my