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Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
ADDRESS
Of the Provisional GOUerment to the
People.
ADDRESS
PEOPLE OF FRANcEi

When you came out OF state
of civil discord, you chose for your Chief,
a man who appeared upon the stage of the
Universe with the character of Grandeur:
you placed in him all your hopes. These
hopes were vain. Upon the ruins of an
archy, lie built only despotism.
He ought, at least, from gratitude, to
have become French with you. He never
was-he never ceased to undertake, with
out motive and object, unjust wars; like
an adventurer who would become famous
In a few years he has devoured your
wealth and your population.
Every family is in mourning all France
in tears he is deaf to your miseries. t.
ven yet, perhaps, he dreams of gigantic de
signs, though unheard of reverses punish
so signally the pride and abuse of victory.
lie never knew how to relgn either IN
the national interests nor even In the III
terest of his own despotism. He has de
stroyed all that he ought to create-and
re-created all that he ought to destroy. He
relied only upon force-force now over
whelms h%im-just reward Of senseless am
bition.
At length this unexampled tyranny has
SS6spu' ifC INV POWCIo hdNO
the capital of France.
Napoleon governed us like a king of
barbarians Alexander and his magnan-
imous allies, speak only the language of
honor, justice and humanity. They have
just reconciled Europe to a brave and IN
happy people.
People of France, the Senate has de-
clared that Napoleon has forfeited the
Throne. The country is no longer with
him. Another order Of things can alone
save it. We have known the excess of pop
ular RIGHTEOUSNESS and absolute power
let US restore the real monarchy, in limit
ing by wise laws, The different powers that
compose it.
Let exhausted agriculture re flourish un-
der a p~aternal throne let commerce,
bound In letters, resume her freedom let
our youth no longer be cut off by arms
before they have the strength to bear
them. let the order of nature be no lon,
ger interrupted and let the old men hope
10 die before their children Men of
France, let us rally past calamilies are
finished, and peace will! pat an end to the
subyersi1n of Europe. The august allies
have gwen their word-France will rest
from hef ion5 agltatlon, ana DeLter enllghC
ened by the double proof of anarchy and
desqotism, will find happiness in the return
of a tutelary government.
tSigned)
Prince of BENENENTE,
Duke of AL1ERG,
Gen Count DE BERNONVILLE,
FRANCOIS DE JAUCOURT,
ABBE De MONTESQUIEU.
BY the provincial Government,
DUPoNr De NEMoURs,
Secretary.
IMPERIAL COURT OF PARIS.
The imperial court has adopted the fol
lowing Decree -
That they adhere unanimously to the de-
nrnn nf Ahn. lnfh e Dnnnn.ntn [
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
IMPERIAL COURT OF PARIS.

The imperial court has adopted the fol
lowing Decree -
That they adhere unanimously to the de-
cree of the dethronement of Bonaparte
and his family, pronounced by a decree
OF the Senate Of the Sd inst. and that faith,
full to the fundamental laws ofthe kingdom,
they desire with all their hearts the return
of the head of the house of Bourbon to
the hereditary throne of st. Louis.
(Signed) SEGUlER, First President.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1814-06-16
NEW FRENCH CONSTITUTION.
CONSERVATIVE SENATE.

Ertracted from the Register ofMe Con-
SerOdt'Ue Senate Of Wednesday, 9th
dpriE.
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Foreign Office, April 10.
A despatch from Lord Castlereah has
lust been r~eceiyed-dated
PARIS. April l3. 1914.
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LA.hDS-FOR SALE


n pursuance OF Deed OF Trust, to the sltscr;.
4 cers, from James &. Anthrny, recorded in tie
1encrsl Court, besr'ns date the 8h day of Febroa-
ny, 1913, viii be sad, the 18th day o. sy a. It,
IN estate for the K OF the sad Anthou, IA An III.
divides third part vi the
TRACT or I.AND. i.
Gloucester county, known nv the name OF PsraI.sr
winch ssid tract ecntsns 1870 acres, r.ore or .s,
ssd which sN,d estate for IT, lie OF the said ADito
W, "a his interest in The said sct of land as spnn,
ny the snrtesy - r,st his wife, who IL oao Of the
eohsires,es Ot Fh,hr Lee. deed. The sal. w.. h..
,or ready money At public aucsien, TO tie lighs..
bidder.
Also, the same terms, and on the ss,ne d,v
the foliow.I~
7'nACTS OF LANrD. 7fz
one tract i" the county Of Mcnroe, coptsinny 5000
acres called The Iron Ore Trsrt pateEte,i N ia,
name OF the ssd James c. Anthony, the zS,h d.y a.;
September, ie0s, -
One do. in the county of kanawha containinv emo
acres, near the Salt Works on the ksnawl,a r,v.r.
Also patented IN the naine OF the said Anthony on
thu same day
Ore do in the county Of Wood, ccntaininr eo,c
acres lying at the tnouth Of the Little Ka, aws AID
bnnnisd by the same aud the river Ohio ami wi,lf.
s' yards of ps'k.rsburg snd imtnedistsiy spposit
bisnnerhasset's Island, conveyed u the ssd hntb,
ny by Beniarnn p. Ford, deed Gated the ISL,
day OF June, iSo9, aud of record in the General
Court.
The trS, in the county of Monroe is sail to con.
tain large quantity o. icoa Ore and sbo,,t sr scr,
well adapted to the criiure of Hemp, and tie r..;.
due 1T for grazing. 0'
II IS believed, thst on the tract in Kanawha county.
Sa" water may he procured at very ousdsrsl.s
expeDee. This tract is said 40 to be ell Tin MI
aud from its vieity TO Ike Salt Works, must. ON
that account, De valuable OF the .corrvrtney. 81
these statements, however, those disposed to pu,.
ease ,nu'' Judge Tor themselves-Tae sale viii
take phase before u Eagle Tavern in Il is oi,v M,
der the direction CT Thomas Taylor, Esq
6ILEL3-R .9LfR aH9LL
A prii Q "a.
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Departed this life on the 4,h Of March. in the 5oth
year oil her age, J5rs. FRANCIS LE.9KE She
vas resident Of 6nocband county, but hal visited
Kentucky with view to reinsi ete her ,iecl;n;nu
health, where il PLEASED The Almigbfy Tn nrotrs -
no longer the nliseries Of dec-yed nonstitrtion A.
that she should sink, a wiling victim into tb. arr.7
OF destb. This 50 fiat of Heaven has been q poig
nant aad Serious sSct To her re atives * Frerds
who were nUmsro indeed Tor ey.l.v seousintan.s
wss triend.-Bui their distressns ars soft ned nv
maRy alternating considerstons-fnr altbo' her ashes
are nufned in distant grave the m emory of her
virtues will be long dear 20 her friends and sootbng
TO Their feelings. .brs. Late was naturally wo
man OF fine uuderstsnding spd depo,tments cons
deraby improved by extensive as,ueiation in tie
most respectable clrcieo. She poI1es5ed a DasctI.
line frHness and perseverance, of mind but mot tn
the exclusion OF the softer virtues OF the bearthat
sweet end tender senFbti,y of scelins by which wo.
man 10 50 pre-eminentiy characterised. Two ami
able offspring, the living monuments Of her care Il
parental discretion, left lament the oss of
aul'abis mother The SORROWS and tears OF nnsny
who have been relieved by her Kindness bear wit
ness to her charity sns beuevoence, for from the
aifuenee OF her stuqtion, she had IL ampiy In her
power to crafty the ropensities OF her heart by &C
tive charity, and excessive bepevoIence. The in.
deent neighbour snd the poor stranger as they re.
passed her hospitablo threshold never failed TO leave
With her their best wishes aud their warmest pray
ers. She was neither al enthusiast nor beot, but
an attentive observsnt of the sacred iDunetions OF
" at holy religion of ich she had long been faith
fui professor. Her mind YVES neither heated h.,
frenzy strouded by rnonkish susterity; for her
conversation ct ell times, religious subjects was
replete wth interest and profit Il was pleasure
20 the old and TO the young, il was rich feast Of
mnnitory instruction. Long VIII the writer IF this
article remember, with mingled emotions of graft
uds snd delight, the last time Ia saw that estina-
ble woman, and heard with what elegance and en-
ergy ~ language she paintsd the besuies of pietr
her homes End her ssppiness In { 1T religion whicS
ultim,teiy disarmed the grave Of IFS horrors, ssd
spresd cheeriuness On the pale check of desh, %
she passed or from weli-spent life, 20 enjoy in
eternity the inestirnahle boon OF righteousness.
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Valuable Lands For .Ssye.

z 'HE subscriber wishes To sell that very valuable
Tract Of Land whercon he now resides
known by the name of Old Curies, lying on James
River, about IS miles below Ri,hmond, containing
430 acres. b
ALSO--I3o acres Of heavily timbered Land. su,
Yeyed IN TIE year 1889, about one mile from the
bove mentioned tract-And an undivided noiety of
tract OF Land called Farhiil, about 10 miles he
low Richmond, adjoining the estste Of Col. Thomas
M Rsndolph, called VeriDs estimated at 1870 acres
L, 10 thought unnecessary give a description of the
above lands, presuming that no person will purchase
until he has first seen them The two FIRST tracts
Will be sbewn ny either myself, ar in nv absence.
by Dir. William Prosser--snd the other tracts by
Mr.: Ballard Amuons, residing thereon.
Esit the above lands privately sold previous
to the LIST day ofJuy next, 81 fair If not the next
far day. they will be sold az public auction on the
premises, on . credit of 8. iS, sud % montIs--
Bonds with approved security, carrying interest
from the dste, which will be rsnitted if punetuslIy
paid, will be required by
gY.fURICE j.. .FfTLLER
~ ID. The suh'orber intending to visit the West.
ern country this summer, will sell the shove pro.
perJ % The highest bidder his place of ree denee
(O'd Curiesl On the SECOND day of .571y nes,, IN.
stead of the first Of Jaiy, If fair, Il not tie next fI
day TIE vii no', noS1, dispose Of the said proper
y ~ private sale 1T all.
.5EfURICE T.. MILLER.
Spral y. eptds
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April /.
SALES AT AuCTION


On Monday the Cd day of MAY next. ff.;r. other
s'ae the next tsir day, the subscribers will si a
Pnbhc Auction, on the premises, without reserve.
rndeT the management Of Moneure, Robicson and
peasaIts= sii he fniiessi=s VIZ. in. TVS
| h''ek lehements they occupy, and the adjoining
| wood bosse oeeupied by Leonard Fl. Seston. One
negro man 20 or so Years Of age, who ia good CT.
b'net' maker; together with sli their remai,,;po
sock OF Furniture aud Materials, VIZ:
Il ie" hundred VT Of best English curied hair.
one dozen pieces best satin hair cloth, 90 and 2s
inches wide few crates shset glass; sbGut 5000 eet
OF best St Domingo Mahogany, and = quantity Va.
n'ers'-Afso, general assortment of ready mad /.
eigsnt Fashionable Mahogany Furnitlre, CONSISTING
OF side boards, dining, and card tables bureaus.
W sh and candle stands, hair bottom settees, and :
few bar mattresses, with general assortment OF
Hard Ware in the csbinet line.
Terms --for the real estate, made knozvn a, r6e
time Of sac - On the Furniture &c. cash svlk be
required for al su,as Under 500 ard 70, al sums
81 and above 800, rates negotiable and PARABLE
az either Of the Banks IN thiS city, with abo,ouea
e'lorseys, suiR6e required
The sale will commence st ~ o'clock
EDMUND WEBS TER,
ROBERT POoRE.
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PATENT WARM AND nor barn.

Y ~ conformity 70 an srrs6 cement, made BY Dr.
z Tnt,n Phys csn ard Surgeon General Of the
~ MICS of the United States by the Orders Of the
Hoo s cret1rg of War, Dr. Jennings has left this
etv Tor Norfo K TIE o.j-o, of the arrangement, IS
n Onmuricats 10 the surg at that piac. x IN
two other. appoiufel for the purp So the resut Of
lis * iense in the nF'p e1lipn Of lis patent Wsrm
sDd }iot Rata, IN the eure Old
3sfore bis dcpartore he has prepared hiss promis.
ed puhFo7t,oa; WHEN he thinks nee. sss5ly az
ford onpis,c evidence, Of The value anJ dignity ~
his iste msiicsl improvement.
Colonel Arsb'er's ccrt6os.e, $1,000 panied by =
u, er e-om the Hen. 1r asurer Of V.reiois, Ought
n satisfy aov rosn. But he VA 81 raj Others,
,gh;sb will serve 20 throw additional sbt nPon the
suhieet
tie viii also give brief Statement o. number Of
easss which have come unGsr lis own observation.
He vlI give the OF tie PEI Sons, aud pledges
hitussN " the correctness Of mis- facts
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FOR TEE ENQUIRER.
NEIV SONG


Tho MonsreAy's !,.e old ccurti-rs win hire
~ extoi y JeSp men that the aiaay destroy
Aud throw water cold exploits the bols
I hat shed light and heat on the popular jos.
Coumbis thy plan is the glory of man
Sublime as thy mountains, x pure as thy brooks
Where tree thu, Immense, thy children 0ondeuse,
Too sosially happy TO blazou in BOOKS!
What Empire cen boast Of a civilized host.
Ia.elligent riliio,s-untronbled by cares
By public opinion, concentring dorrisioa-
lnstead Of submitting to Tigers and Bears
Rerots from the Es., that drills man beast,
The Q4een Of the Vest shunnssg Tyranuy's rods,
But pities the hind both rude sad rsin'5.
Who ssife great .Ni,tionS 20 ssrE a. jsSp Gods.
To strengthen devotion. 20 cross the blue ocean,
Enquire os the knowing, Who think for the thronc,
For what good on shore most people impore
lis ansvered--'1Rdn's GIFTS for opbressEsx and
UronY."
Ills not from defect OF the soil or the sect,
That millions thro' Christendom widely outspread,
As naupsrs of state beg food of the gre,t,
For Fish vho fling se'pests g bullets far bread.
No chance of fair light to exhibit one right
New letters in darkness the Tyrsnts ont stretch ,
Who render man blind to keep him confnd-
Deprive him OF knowledge, cripple the wretch.
Thus did the old Tartar. for Sattermilk Larter,
The CAPTIVE he held by extinction Of sight;
AMI fetter'd him churnog-depriv'd OF DISCERNING
To Danish all hope to escape by the light
EaN, free happy s,stes! your glory dilates-
The csntrsst each star of your =, m imparts:
Rare Freedoms sweet glow, brings blessing frem
woe,
And mafes The Foes .Nlvy your cradle Of arts :
rhro' all her domsin diligence reign,
Aooish Oil pomp and nionaAchie expences
See public renown grant merit is crown
Man happy-seif-sovern'd-by drnt Of good
sense.
o ever revere her rnsvirn sincere,
Tie good IF the 7,0ny the ain, ofthe BRIGHT -
Contend for it's eiarns BY rrea;ies and arms,
Ye Ssges in CnunS and Heroes in fight
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April IS.


'E'HE Subscribers have commenced che esssbIi.j,.
rent O a FUR-V.7CE IN this place, upder Il :
hrrn Of FarkhiH. ,Sd5bafon 81 Co--Tbey eSneet N
nave ~ IN complies operation shont the middle NJ
NAY next, nd will thankfully receive orders for
cdsfises # my desebron, witch they trust will he
executed With nestness and dispatch, having .-o
eured ib- best oF workrnen.
Orders let eth Mr.. John ParkhiF, IT lie store
Mr: y A. ss6oatoo, At the Works Just above TIE
iiss'n on sbe Canal, or with Wsssrs Poiet * les.
Petersburg, viii he ftriotiy atteadsd tn.
JOU.F P.4RR-HTLL.
D. r. SPBRygTON
F0LLEI & LEI.
DiShnobd, March 50. epsm
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BUCK-IsLAND FOR SALE.

'lVbiS valuable Tract of Lsnd, containing upward,
y Of oae Thousand Acres, lying in the oousfy Of
Albemtrie, on the North River, with A MIL.
grinding with the wsiers thereof and lime.ousrrt
attached thereto, within short distance NJ the r v
er, Wii be po1tiyeiy sold the 10Th Of May next.
et Public Auction. the premises, not previous.
" dlhposed Of, IN which event, notice will be pven
The Terms Of Sale, will he, ons-,Sird in hand
nne'th'rd payable the first day of January next.
when possfss'on will he siven,) the remaining
drthiin twelve months from that date.
W. WOOD.
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NIcaMoHD. I4tb March. 1914

De1 ouy
Fer some weeks past, have made use o.
your Steam Bath in OF cold and fever. whet 4
there have been evident msrks of violent init
tion attended With great p,ip. In each OF these in.
s'a3oes, the Patient has been relieved within few
hours.
have also used in q cutsneous complaint, Of long
s,sn,ing although the disorder is not removed
stia the general health OF 'hs person ha. bees evil
denty iaproved, from the use OF the Bstl..
am, respectfully.
Your friend and most
Ched,ent servant,
J.AMDLER.
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Apri! g..
ROpEPy pnnnR

EEESPECfFULLY Informs his friends and tbs
public generally, Inst he shall. (ster the cd dsy
of Nay next) continue carry on the Cabinet fs,;.
s'Dess m his new house, NOW building next door be-
10" his present residences and nsxt door above Ellis
y hlsn. On the street leading from main street 70
The Governors where he will use every exertioc in
hs power TO give general satisfaction in the line of
hi3 profession.
Al order, from the country shall be attended to
with Dispatch
April 6. IF
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Sales ut ziuciton.
FaiHa6te James River Land
FOR SALE

FOX SALE
Tuesday the i7th Tsy will prs;sxe,v DO
- sot on the prem isss--Thst valuable .s,s,. in
IN. county of Powhatap. 81 miles from Riehm.nJ
eaheo bELL .EE.2D--bsloa.ins to the .eirs oi
The late C51les Logan, Esquire, containing 1,ss
seres. Deep Greek. which as a large and n.,.r
'ahng s,rssm, runs through The tract and sf;,r.is
most vs'uSsie mn Seat. about bsi mile iron, l
eiver, to which It is b.staule--i, Is pond .,l -.
thy neigbbourhood, which, witt, IA. f.oi,y oe 80,
ry!ng the crops 10 market ly water iorr.s g.
va'us, the freight OF wheat being gen.rsllv o,,,,
bout b cen's a barrel Thece is about $50 o,-s
Dove and from so TO 40 sores below tn rresI oc an
FTSt fafe James River Lou Ground. TIA oh
land Is princpsiiy III woods Laws we'll IL hea,,v ,s,
5ere,'. and is generally good terte far,,;,. an, -
bsoco land IL will be divided into two t,y.,x O.
| rdsy sppesr to be the wish OF the purchs,-r. po,
session wii be given, Of the land for wbest in ,,n
10 SOW shis season, and of the build mas &c an H.
ist OF January. one third OF the purchase money
20 DC ia on the lss Sept next, and the bslancs in
two annual paynie7ts Persona, secur;tv vii, Ls -
qured for the fJst pay ment, and deed os ,rus, a.
TIE property to secure the whole. Mr. Tuck ar
who hves on the .sste, will shew it pre- yioss 70 IN,
Gay OF sale To sny person wishing 10 pureb,.. -
ose oil the undersigned vii; also be IN the nei,bh,r
hood to- t''a' purpose, from the goth To ,le OH
April, and from the 10th of May to the dsx nj ca,
Should the 18th of Msy be q rainy dav. The .,i.
may POSSIBLY be postponed til the next fair d.y !.
out IS some bidders VIII probably he from d;s,.ncs
as wen as the snhseriters, trifling cause vi;J a.
'sy me save hosit'vey hk'Hg pisee, and no pr;vsts
| SAFE will be rlads in the inferin,
CHaHLFS 2. LOGAN
for himself sal as attorney.
LANES CARTER
NEIL McCOULL
| April 6. .,-
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LAW or rnn UNITED STATES.
ny EU7'HORITY.
Nm AOl,
For the relief or D1yid Porter ard his officers and


AN Az
For the relief or D1vid Porter ard his officers and
crews.
BEit enecfed by the Senate and House IF Re-
e-eseHtatives offhe United STATES of .7zneriea in
'Cossyess asseDztied, That 40 much 9th net pro
ceeds Of the focfstures aud penalties rs have accrued
- tle United States from the condemnation & sale
ofthe 'o~ownE vessels and their cargoes, TO wit !:
Le Due de Mpntebe'lo, lie Petite Chance, and
Bintrepice, oosdsTon ned ard sold " order of the
district court Of the United States for the Orleans
district, for violation of The Laws Of the BateS
States, be, and The same are hereby given up and
reipqnshed Ia fsvor of plain David Porter, aud Of
the officers end crews by whom the said vessels
we're csp'sred, % eoropenSaiion to the sid Da-
v6 Porter ard the said officers sud crews for .heir
zeal and sehvitJ ~ capturing tNs s7ne and that
the said captain David Portr be hsrebg authorised
20 receive from the Secretary Of the Treasury the
spount Of the said net proceeds Of the afor ssir
ssies 20 he rsid hY the said Secretary OF the ira
sury on, ~ any money r"t Otherwise aHproor stsj
and upon recsiVing the same the sad Dsyid Porter,
y authorised and Instructed 20 Distribute il staongst
u sald officers and crews, in toe properties. sad
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~ o TTCR.
April 6.

" . 7 I Q T..
VIE Go-psrtnerssip Of WEBSTER g. PooRE.
viii be Dissolved by n..tuai con.en, oc ~. o.
day at May nexi. An persons havir. claim. sgs,n.,
the concern, ere requested to make tkeu kpovn h..
tore that tine. in order taat arrangements may ho
mace 'r tber PdJuatment--and al persona indebtsj
20 'he ss's concern, are requested to settle tl.r &C.
counts early az possjb:e--its situation 80
chat no Indulgence should nc gtantcd.
EDMUND WEBSTER
ROBERT, I1OORE.
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ssrseabs 20 the regulations of the ,sw of the Uni.
ted States, Tor the distribution os rrize MONEY.
LANGbON CHEYES,
rSpeGte, of the House of Reeresenia.,Ses
49, Z. GERRY,
Piee-''esiGenf Of the Uilitsa Stdtes and
jie~den, If the Senate.
APPROVED,
JAMES MADISON
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RIcKMoNp, March e6,h, 1874.

RICHMOND. March e6th, 1914.
Dear Sir,
1 should he wanting IN Justice TO YOU.
moi to inform YOU, what effect the .ppii>.,iou OF our
Portable Hot and Warm bath had upon me, in 3
psroAysm Of the Rheumatic Gout.--'rhe at,sck WAS
in my arcle and heels OF both feet and the great
toe Of the righ.--Derrg three days, the pain in
creased, and with such violence, thst WIS., i'm the
most extr seory. In the ae;Skt Of this .stre.
NIFTY, my ert Their, Col. Francis 'reston came in tc
see me, ard proposed, rather joeosely, that yoer
Apparatus, which was just then besnn;pg to b. apo.
ken OF in the City. should he introduced TO try its
efeet.-As every other al the usnsi applications
| sueh as lamentations. rubefacieats, esnphirs, &c
had failed, consented, though without any high *
pectstior or much COAT ienoe but Ike other or.
Foss in crest pain willing try plmost any thirt
prescribed for relief IL ACCORDINGLY ip,roduc 70
and sppied. and in shout forty minutes before on,
cup OF thu burning ardent spirit WIS consumed i
pi ocnrsd complete remission of the pain--l Eel
| into sound s'eeP. which continued nearly sever
hours and when was swoke, wac 80 tar restored
! that fet su nelipstou, ard thought had the =
hhy tO.rde in eerrise" fe- ,xsrcise which woult
bhse attempted, II the westher had been favor lie
YIN every return ut ne srssms which after the frs
application 1T the Bath. rev weaker, us, Il il !,
seemed agreeable. Ard, With exception, whici
now attribute IN an inia o'ous sppl cation reve,
failed to produce relief Its utility in such com
indsed in all ipfsm history disess-s strikes ru
| most forciby. have doubt, that my Cook wa
reacned from it Of pl.urisy, TO which she
subject by timely snd iuicious spp,atiop of YOU
| Il and Warm q tn, She vas completely restore.
| 10 her u'ua' health in two dsys.
| " ith sentiments n hsh regard,
| am dear sir, your
Gbtsery't.
j. PRESTON.