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Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27
Az act for the relief of John p Williamson
and Thomas Rice. ffl


| and Thomas Rice. fggs
An act for tue relief OF Archibald M'Call.
| An act in addition to the act, entitled ss An
act to provide for calling forth the militia to
execute the laws OF The Union, suppress insur-
| rections, and repel invasions, and to repeal the
act now in force for those purposes"
An act granting pensions to officers aud sea-
men serving on board of revenue cutters, in
certain cases.
An act concerning invalid pensioners
! An act for the relief of Augustus M'Kinney
and Laysel Bancroft.
An act concerning the pay of officers, sea-
men and marines in the navy OF the United
States.
An act for the relief of Jervis Cutler.
An act to alter and establish certain post
roads. ~
An act for the relief Of George Hamilton.
An act authorising a subscription to the laws
of the United States and for the distribution
thereof. ss
Anact authorising the purchase Of the YES
sells captured on Lake Erie.
An act for the relief of Benjamin w. Crown.
inshield.
A act for the relief of Dennis Clark.
An act TO provide for the collection and
preservation of such flags standards and Coz
lors as shall have been or may hereafter be
taken by the land and naval forces of the
~nte~h otthsSos khOut tnStr CilCuitCS. ~
An act to lessen the compensation for
| marslals, clerks, and attornies, in cases
therein mentioned.
An act TO incorporate the directors of the
Washington Library.
An act in further addition to an act enti
tied An act more cfectuaiiy to provide for
the national defence, by establishing an uni>
form militia throughout the u. STATES.
An act to revive and continue in force an
act declaring the assent of Congress to cer-
tain acts OF the states of Maryland and Geor
gia.
An act fixing the salary of the paympster
OF the army, and allowing a sum for the en-
ployment of additional clerks in his Office
tor the year 1914. and providing for the app
pointment of assistant district paymasters.
An act directing the disposition of the mo-
ney paid into the courts of the United
States.
An act concerning certificates of confir-
nation OF claims to lands in the state of Lou
siana.
An act to amepd the act laying duties on
licences to retailers of wines, spirituous Ii.
quors and foreign merchandise.
An act supplementary TO an act. entitled
an act for ascertainng the titles & claims
to lands in that part of Louisiana which lies
east of the river Mississippi and island OF
New Orleans"
! An act for the relief of John d. Hay,
An act for the relief & George Shannon.
An act granting the President and direc-
tors OF the New Orleans navigation compa-
ny and their successors, lot of ground.
An act fixing the compensation of the
clerks in the Office of the Secretary of the
Senate and of the Clerk OF the House of re-
resentatiyes.
An act for the relief of John Pitchlyn.
An act for the relief Of John Whitney and
Joseph HI. Dorr.
an act making additional appropriations
for the revenue or the ear 1914
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27
JAMES MADISON.
AN ACT

! ..'
Making Elizabeth City the port Of entry
and delivery tor the district Of Camden in
the state of North Carolina.
Se ii ensctrd by the Senate and How're
ot Retreaentafiues ofthe United STATES Of
h0,er1ca. ~ Congress assembled, That from
and after the first day Of June next, the port
OF entry and delivery established by law nj
frank Bsidse, on Sawyer's creek, for the
dist:lct OF Camden, in the state of North
Carolina, shall be abolished and the town
OF Elizabeth city, on Pasquot. nix river, shall
be the port of entry and delivery for the
said district. And the collector for the said
district shall, from the said first day OF June
keep his oiiice at the town of Eliz ahe,h Ci
ty aforesaid.
LANGDoH CHEyES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
E. GERRY,
y'ee-fresident Of The United States, and
President efshe Senate
April 9, 1914 approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27
JAMES MADISON.
Finances of the Cnited States.

LefferJrom fhc ecreia,y oftAe Treasury
to fhe Chairman Of the committee of ways
and means. .a
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27
100000
100000
3,5OO.0O0

70 %"eSih"t iSSShuesa anu uireCttax 3,5OU,OOO
-
10 100000
Increased receipts are anticipated from
some of these item. ON the following
grounds:
lhe custom house duties which accrued
during the year 1913, amounted to about
100000 dollars. During the ca iy part of
that year the blockade of great part of
the coast of The United States ny the enemy
was not established, and the embargo which
was laid on the 18TH of Dece nber of that
year, pr duced no effect in diminishing the
duties IN the custom houses. These circum.
Stances will doubtless materially affect the
duties during the year 1914 but after max,
ing due allowance for them. il is consider
ed safe tn estimate the amount of duties
which will accrue during the year at two
millions seven hundred thousand dollars. or
one third of he amount which accrued in
1913. A larger portion of these dulies than
heretofore now arises on importations from
the West Indies, on which the credit allow.
edby law Cbeing three and SIX months) is
much shorter than on importatiops from O.,
Tier parts OF the world /; and a larger por-
ton OF the duties, therefore, accruing during
the present year will be payable before the
termination of it. The amount payable for
drawbacks, which, during the year 1913.
was nearly one million OF dollars, WILL dur
ing the year 1914. be very small. The ex-
pences OF collection will also be less than dur.
nag the last year. 1t is believed, therefore.
that OF the duties accruing during the pre-
| sent year, after paying drawbacks and ex.
pences OF collection, there may be estimated
as payable into the Treasury before the
end OF the year, one million of dollars.
From the sales of public lands. the reg
ceipts, exclusive Of those for lands in the
Mississippi territory, which at present are
payable to the state of Georgia, may be este
mated at the sum stated IN the annual re,
port, viz; six hundred Thousand dollars.
Since that report was made, seven starss
have assumed and paid their quotas of die
| rect tax, under the act OF the 81 of August
last. Tue agsreg tie nett amount OF the quo
tas Of these states Is 8 1,158,796 &c. The
| gross quotas of he eleven remaining states
amour. to 5 1,636.709 20, os which it is es,
tlmated that enc half will be collected and
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27
AN ACT

AN AZ ~
For the relief of William FL. Savage.
BE it enacted by THE Senate and House of Re.
personalities Of tie United States of 1fn,erica, in
Congress assembled, That the proper accoun-
ting officers ofthe Treasury Department be.
and they are hereby authorized and requi
red to settle aud adjust the claim of Will
am II. Salvage, late agent of American sea-
men and commerce ar Jamaica, and to al
low him such compensation for Office rent
as may appear reasonable for the period he
may have acted as the agent of the United
States.
LANGDON CHEVES,
Speaker Of she House Of REPRESENTATIVES
E. ERRY,
Tice-President Of he United STATES and
President Of Tie Senate.
April 9, 1914.
Approved,
JAMES MADISON.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1814-04-27

LrfterJrom he ecreIayv of NE Ireosuru
TO the Chairman Of the committee of waya
and means.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
SIR,
have had the honor to receive youp
letter OF the inst. AN earlier answer to
which has neen prevented by the constant
pressure OF current business in the Office.
On the subject CT deficiency of 700 600
dollars in The estimated receipts of the rrea-
sury during the present year, as stated in
tue annual report made from this depart.
Iaent at the commencement OF the present
session OF Congress, and in relation to the
enquiry whether those receipts will not be-
more considerable than was then estimated,
or whether, with view to that object,
it is necessary at the present time to pro,
vide additional revenue, have the honor to
submit the following statements and re4
marks:
In that report the receipts during the preA
sent year were estimated as follows, viz
l.. Customs. On account of bonds
outstanding on the
1st. of Jan 1914, 5,5OO,O00
On account Of duties
accruing during
the year 1914, and
which will become
payable during the
same year, SEQ 900
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
FURNITURE FOR SALE.

MFRS. DOWSON having given up
her clearinghouse Estabiisn-
ment on the Capitol Hill, intends dlspos'
ing of her Furniture at Public Auct1on'
on Monday the 9th day OF May, II ian,
if not, the next fair day, consisting %
the following articles Double and SIM
Ole high post and field beds'eads win
curtains. double and single beds, DOL
sterssand pillows as good as news aln'
Jag, drawing and bed room window cur
tains, hair mattresses, Merseilles, cot
ton and quilt counterpoines, bureaus,
desks, dressing, toilet and other taoies
suitable for chambers, wash stands, pa
son and pitcher, dining & drawing room
and chamber looki e glasses, large and
small English ingram carpets OF various g
sizes. to suit the different rooms, all
good side board. sopbas, settees, ma
hogany dining tables with claw teet,
mahogany card and tea tables, plated
casters, knives and forks, chairs and
writing desks, table and tea China and
queens ware, pyramids of different sizes
and glasses 10 suit, tumb'ers, Jelly and
wine glasses and decanters, Japan
plate warmers, shovel and tongs AND
andirons, wire tenders, brass mount.
ed, iron and tin tenders Tor chambers,
rose blankets of various sizes, diaper
table cloths, linen and cotton Sheets
passage and stair carpcts, passage lamps
waters, large and small, stone pots Tor
pickles and preserves, iron pots, grid
irons, frying pans, washing tubs iron
bound, chicken coops, and other house
hold and kitchen furniture too tedious
to mention. The terms OF SAFE are, tor
all sums under thirty dollars, cash, and
for all sums over thirty dollars, Gre
dit Of nine months will be given, the
purchasers to give their notes with APP
proved endorscTs, 10 bear interest from
the day of sale.
Washington City, April 3o-''at.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
10 Dollars Reward.
IAN AWAY from the Subscriber
Il on the night of the 7th instant
Mulatto Girl MARY,

Often calling herself MARY ANN
TRIPLE TT, about Is years old, mid
die st3fure, remarkable forward When
made free with She carried away slth
her two cotton frocks one OF blue witt
a narrow stripe of white--the other !.
purple cross-bar'd with black and yell
low, (both new.) No particular mara
except a cut on the fore finger of the
right hand, which has lately healed up,
prevents e her bending her hnger.-
Mary is pretty generally known III
town, and is supposed to be marlboro
by the free people of color, having
never in all her life been beyond the
limits of the town. If taken IN the
country, further compensation VIII be
made. All, masters of vessels and o.
Tiers, are forewsrned from harboring
or carrying her off.
Alexander Mckenzie.
April 81 fIt.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
By virtue of deed of trust

By virtue of deed Of trust
frem Daniel N1'Carty and Margaret
Matilda Snowden, his wife, will be ex
posed tc public sale on Saturday tbs
Esd day of April, tract OF Land ly-
ing in the County Of Loudoun, State
of Virginia, known as M'Carty's Island
to satisfy balance due on said tract.
This property lies about 90 miles a
boye Georgetown, and the City o!
Washington, containing $40 Acres,
is known by lis productions to be the
most valuable and desirable land in Ell.
Their the states Of Mary land or Virgil
mia, * with proper cultivation man be
made to produce lCo bushels OF corn
per acre. A great proportion OF this
tract is heavily timbered, from which
an inexhaustible quantity Of ship TIM
Der, slaves, &c. may be taken.-The
property will be shewn on application
10 Mr.. John w. Bronaugh, in George
Gown Terms OF Sale will be made
known on the day of sale by
The Trustees.
Jan %. lswts.
The subscriber by virtue OF deed
of trust from the above mentioned Da.
MEL M'Carty, decd. will also expose
to public sale for Cash, the above men
toned property At the time and place
aboye mentioned, to satisfy balance
due OF certain debts in the said deed oil
trust mentioned.
Thos. Swami, Trustee.
Feb 10
In consequence of the bad
ness Of the weather, the sale Of
the above property is postpon-
ed until Saturday the 2Sth of
May next, when it will take
place on the premises.
April % dts.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
Slnithield Bacon.

1000 VT. Seine Twlne,
Suterior quality
100 bbls. Apples, in prime order
so boxes Dipt Candles
90 do. Mould do.
1000 VT. Coffee, in bags and barrels
100 reams Writing Paper
80 do. Wrapping do.
6 bids Muscoyado Sugars
5000 lbs. Loaf and Lump do.
80 boxes Bloom Raisins
90 barrels Whiskey
casks Goshen Cheese
a bags Pepper
1000 bushels st. Ubes Salt
l6O barrels Herrings
70 Go. Shad,
For Sale By tie Subscriber.
WHO HAS CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
BEST FAMILY
Flour, Corn, and Common
Meal.
WILLIAM NEWTON.
Nov. 20.
Candles, Soap, Mustard, &c
100 boxes Mould and Dipt Candies,
AS, SIS, 6's s. 8's.
$50 do. Brown Soap.
do. Fresh Philadelphia Mus
tard, and few cases Rich Old
Holland Cream Cheese,
Just received and for sale by
c. Griffith.
Feb. 8.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
NOTICE.

A CONTROVERSY having arisen
respecting the property in a Prize
Ticket in the Potomac and Shenando.
ah Lottery, the iurther drawing of the
Lottery is unayoidably postponed.
The public are respectfully assured
that the drawing will commence as
soon as the suit in relation to the Tick
ct shall be determined.
Jonah Thompson, Agf.
Potomac " Shenandoah Lottery
April % 5taw3w.
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Aqlaa Creek 1Mnphs.

THE undersigned Commissisnm
/ appointed by the Legislature d
the last session, to open Books at Ed
mouth for subscriptions to Tunpa.|
from Falmouth to Thorny Point, rs|
the mouth of Aqua Creek, hereby ID
yertise the public that Boofs Tor liI
purpose will be opened at the TaVa
Of MIR Lewis Alexander in FslmCui
on saturday the 4th day Of next mont
They deem it also proper TO mes!ia
that the respective Comm ssiorerk
opening Books at Aqua, FOuqu'er,s
Culpeper Court House, will shortly's
veruse the days they may fix Oh
the same purpose. They likewise dsa
il proper to invite enquiry into thep
cuiiar advantages of Thorny Point
the place at which to connect tkbI
of water ana land communicate h
tween the City of Wasbingan n
Ere derrick burg--such as amps vss
at all times, for all vessels usually u
gagged in the coasting trade, thNd
prccluding even the appfehcnsia
delay, embarrassment Or DANGER
by shortening the distance, saving
least one hour of the time of Pasn
gers from one place to the other
which they add, that this Turnpike
answer for six miles of the publictH
way from Falmouth to Stafford COW
house AMI that a petition for ez'st1
ing thi, Turnpike from the Fork
Stafford Court House, will be Pre's'
ed to the next General Assembly
WEI Fl. IITZHTGH,
ROBERT DUNBAR
SAMUEL GORDON,
THOMAS SIDDOM
BAIL GORDON
LEWIS ALEXANDER
JOHN r. BROOKE
ELLIC0TT FlSHDa1
Falmouth, May s-5
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Adams, Herbert, G Co.

Adams, Herbert, g co.
HAVE JUST RECEIVED AND
FOR SALE,
1900 pieces long shoit yellow Nam
keens OF a sup. quality
Is chests Imperial Tea,
30 chests, half chests and boxes Y.
Tyson do.
40 bills. Loaf Sugar,
s cases l-2 pint Turablers,
PIPES genuine Cogniac Brandy
March 81
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Hardware and Cutlery.
ADAM LYNN,
Ot6osite tie Mechanics Bank,

ADAM LYNN,
Othosite tie Mechanics Bank,
HAS FOR SALE.
ERON and Brass Door Locks, Stock
Locks, Pad Locks, Chest, Cupboard
Trunk anu Drawer Locks, Butt Hinges,
H. Strap and Chest Hinges, Wood
Screws, Latches and Bolts, plated and
timed Br;elc Bits, Stirrups & Buckles,
Files, Planes, Chissels, Gimblen, Avis
and Shoe-tacks, Gun-llints, Brittania
Metal and Pewter Spoons, Needles,
Pins, Netting Pins, Fish-hooks, Brass
and gapanned Wares, Cross-cut and
Hand. saws, Cotton Cards, Knives and
Forks, Pen-knives, Razors, Scissors,
Butcher and Shoe knives, and lew do
zen English
GR.4I.T and GRASS SCYT'HES.
ALSO,
Jewellery, Silver and Plated Ware,
Swords, Epaulets and Plumes, &c.
lis has also Cut Tacks and Sprigs OF
every description, for sale at the manu-
iacturers' prices.
April q tt
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The Potomac Greek Turnpike
Road.

THE Commissioners appointed by
the last General Assembly OF Virgil
MIA, to carry into effect the above nam,
ed road, met agreeable to notice, and
determined that books shall he opened
at the house Of James Young, in
fredericksburg, on Saturday the 18th
Of May, precisely at - o'clock, for
the purpose of receiving subscriptions,
The capital stock required will be
g 5,oeo--each share s so, and the
distance to be turnpiked about z miles
Those wishing to patronise awork
of so much unity, and who are friend
" to the Steam Boat Scheme, are re-
quested to be puncnal In their attend
ance.
THE COMMISSIONERS.
fredericksburg, April S-l2.
PRINTING
NEATLY xxKcyrxa AT THIS OFFICE
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Left my House,

On Sunday, at O'clock, my son
WASHINGTON MORTIMER, about tweiV 9
years old, fair complex'sn, very hight
hair: had on dark home made cont,
light home made pantaloons, ans a
Versailles waistcoat. ! am fearful ne
has met with some accident as he never
did any thing of the kisd before. ANY
person giving information concerning
him will confer favor on his distress
ed mother, which will be gratefully ac-
knowledged.
Sarah Mortimer
~ 81
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~ESHE subscriber will sell on mode
Z rate terms, the House snd Lot
at the corner Of Jefferson and Fairfax
streets, now occupied by Capt. Gle
ments The house is We'll finished !:
contains five good rooms besides the
garrett, has ap exceilcAt cellar, kitche n,
out.houses, and pump in the yard.
The Lot is we'll improved and contains
half an acre Of gronnd, extending l23
feet on Jefferson, and l76 feet on Fair
fax streets. Attached to it is a good
frame stable and carriage house.
J. d. Slmms.
Jauuarv Is. dH
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INFORMS those who have lsEp
i her with their custom, tfs' s"D
Just received a handsome 's'c''l.,
Of STRAW HATS Of diiiereE' ~
from New York and Philadelp'''''
Ladies' Black Silk StocE1p9
Ladies' White Silk DO
Ladies Fine White Cotton DO
Mems do. CO.
Common Kid Gloves,
Coloured Kid do.
Black best quality Kid Gloves
White do. do.
Small Boxes Pins,
Apron Tapes,
Short Yellow .Nankeen,
Yard wide Clnntz. ~
Black & blue s-~ing Silk by the p
Figured and plain Muslln'' 8
Mays
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ICE CREAM

THE Subscriber Informs the :.
i and Gentlemen, tbs, - .sdla
commenced his ICE CREAM h'
will be able to supply tho.e WI ~
call upon him, every day with I u. N'l
lishtful reheshmen. These ~ us {,
supply him with CREAM, du;" NY "a
season, will please give him ps,;1 'S
N. B. Cash given for e,up,s e.,
and Porter Bellies. ~ ~
Mays.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber OF Fairfax t,,r D
state of Virginia, has obta''e ... , u
county court of Fairfax Lei os.,,
mentary on the estate OF ssfor,s|
gener, late of the county GO s dS|
deceased. All persons h'' 10y l.S|
agains: the said deceden' yI1
warned to exhibit the same, ;sss1
vouchers thereof to the su1 - rsa1
or before the I'd day o. 'u', y hcb1
they may by law be eSc .I ,bOs
benefit to said cstats-aa:u ID 70 ~
debted thereto ore rsq''''
immediate payment: x1y, oenet,
Adm'rx. Of T. 10
April 2
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1814-05-07
MAY
One Hundred Dollars

One Hundred Dollars
WILL be given to any person Tor
apprehending and securing IN jail, or
bringing home TO me
NEGRO ELIZA,
Who ran away about nine months ago.
She is about 10 years of age, likely,
rather stout, and very fair alul"tto /;
she dresses genteeily, and generally
wears corsetts tightly laced. The same
seryau. was advertised in this Gazette
few months since, and | have no doubt
that she is still in Alexandra. The
above reward is offered, so that consta'
stables and others disposed to search
may know that she has not yet been ap'
pretended.
Vim. CHAPMAN.
Port Tobacco, Jan. s. II
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NOTICE.

THE Directors of the Hunt
ing Greek Bridge Company, have this
day declared a Dividend of one Dollar
on each Share OF Stock 10 said Com
pany-payable TO Stockholders, OIL their
Representatives on Tuesday the Sd OF
May.
JOHN HOOFF,
Treasurer.
Mays St
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May 3
The Subscriber

The Subscriber
WISHES to inform his friends and
the citizens of Alexandria generally,
that be continues to carry on the
CARPENTERS BUSINESS, in all
its pleasing variety, with the utmost
neatness and dispatch, he being engag.
ed in no other business will be enabled
to give his whole attention to his pro
fession. He hopes that being skilled
in it, he will merit share of public
patronage:
William Stewart.
N. B. He continues his shop on
Wolfe street, above Capt. VIM. Har-
per's, where he will be happy to give
satisfaction to those that may favor
him with their custom.
April l9 dSw.
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KANHAjVA LAND

ILL ALAI1 Il A/A1 - ~
FOR SALE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL SELL ABOUT
400 ACRES
Of first quality unimproved bottom
land, lying on the great Kanhawa
River, in the state Of Virginia, and be
ing part of The lands belonging to the
estate oil Or. James Craik, decd. The
character Of the Lands upon the Kan
hawa generally, and particularly Of the
tract known By the name of
Craik's Survey
Is too well understood to require de-
scription, suffice it to say, that the land
now offered for sale, is inferior to none
in that country. Salt works have been
lately established in its neighborhood
A full and perfect title will be given
Terms Of sale Cash. Persons disposed
10 purchase will apply to
]. D. Simrns,
Oh
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KANHAWA LAND
FOR SALE.
10000 Acres of LAND,

Y YlNG on Elk River, about 90
1 miles from Charlestown, where
it emp,ies into the Great Kenhawa Ri
ysr, and in the County of Kenhawa,
will be sold or exchanged for other
property in the District of Columbia,
or any of the adjacent Counties on low
terms. This Land is heavily timber
ed, of geoA quality, and lies in the
neiehborhooa Of several valuable Salt
Works. For terms. and particulars
apply to
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8a!t'more, Jan. stA, 1914.

s We, the undersigned do hereby
certify, for public good, that we sew
leg of ayelloS manin most dread
ful situation or condition it appeared,
in many parts, TO be perfectly lotten,
aud was swelled to more than double
the size of his other and We were as
tonished to see perfect cure made in
this case, in short time, by DR. VIM.
Gnrdner
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EPPES EI.LEREY
N TIL. KIMBERLY
JOHN HUGHES"

Baltimore, March l6th, 1919.
90 To Dir. Wm. GGrdner--
/" S1R-l deem it proper for the
good of the afflicted. to make public
your quick cure of violent aud pain
fui sore / had /; supposed by an emf.
nent physician, to be connected with
nv insldes'