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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-08-31
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EraFct IF lstte'- recsioei AZ Charleston, l.lie.l
" Sdvalaa, .aig 21."
"l'be Canta;n Genera, NJ ,,,;s ts,,n1 ,l;s1
m the ON ;9lt Herr III, nra,tns, t,n,,,,,,;ii,,
naryaifs 1jin yelln.y ~. baS h...,i, ~
sill Is vcrv desiwcfye 'ybe Fnbern,. vt,,.
,;lt has rc-e,tablished the jn.9,,is,,;on of he
Frars in Mexico. lie Wal NOT nepu;t mo
E,iran,an snau;srls to ret,,rn a. HI.
countr, and lie cn;lcayops 10 nreyent the ~.
no1atioa ,,fthq o,eat r,c,ce h,.o,,n.;,,o. - a.
snanarels who have mad, their fnrf1bns j.,
th,t country. The beor,la of New sr,;,, ,-e.
dviae, I'M faur narh.s -fu,,,er;al;s,s ,,.,,,,h
leans, Services ina Constit,t;uml;st5 wh;eh
certain,y must lead to civil aisrop1 /"
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~ Va u'e So'n su,e, coh-
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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-08-31
am, SIT, yours, &C
" Nj. DIRKDECK."

n laad Of milk andhoney.-Ihe Wa
terloo Republican contains an extract Of
letter from correspondent at Spring
field, Sangamon county, Illinois, which
gives a most flattering account OF that
region. AS TO the productions Of this
country, and general fertility OF the soil,
says the writer, | dare not describe
them but only to say that | can never
return and live in New \ ork with con-
ten,, nor do believe that You could,
were you to know, as do, the worth OF
this country. Its productions are wheat,
corn, and all othcr grains and fruits OF
your country, with the addition oE.coHoa,
Tobacco and indigo. Sweet potatoes
flourish here; and, in fine, every tanS
that you can raise in New York, but i'll
far greater abundance. The writer pro-
ceeds to state, that the staples OF life may
be had at one fourth of the cost of labor
in New-Y ork that the labor OF one man
will produce 1000 bushels Of corn--,hat
cattle may be raised and kept in the pro-
portion OF two to ono in New-fork-lhat
the ease of rearing hogs is almost in
credible to a northern nan-and con-
cludes with saying, that honey bees are
The aboriginal inhabitants ofMc country,
and are taken in such abundance as to
make honey and beeswax extensive ar
tbles of trade. We are gialticd to
learn that the people of Illinois are SO
well pleased with that state. 1t is no
donhf /, fine co,,Dtrr bnt ,,rc hohIy ~, oct
of our readers will feel disp osed 10
ssy, "New York will do we'll enough
for u.s." .Ne7c York Spectator.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1822-08-31

Manufacturing, and Commercial Emf
grants''--or to that effect. Now, my in
formation (Which | have reason TO think
authentic) gave as the hroshect OF Mr..
Welby becoming an actual settler
amongst US. Mr.. Welby was disposed
to "put off," not :" the old man and his
deeds" but the old 7yoman, and COM
mence anew, it'll a new wife, in rev
country He found that America was
not the country in which he could con-
duct this rcnoyating process to advantage,
so he re,urned--a political economist,
and censor Of manners and morals;
and published his folly in order 10 cover
his disappointment.
81 am, sir, yours, SC.
" Nj. DIRKDECK."
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13

One of the Now York booksellers has l.,
the press the Life OF the late Thomas Scot,
ID. ID. who was distinguished by learned
and elaborate eomfnrhtary on the Holy
Scriptures. His long liz was devoted 10
the duties ofhis sacred calling, and we luay
indulge pleasing confidence that he is Kew
reapinsthe reward OF his useful lahours.
tPha. Union.
Vaakhan Gardens, once the great fash
ionabla as heil as popular resort of the me-
bility and gentry Of London has been re-
opened nnrer the patronage of the Kies,
with corresponding splendor. One paft
nf the magnificent exhibition is called
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. II n1ust
puzzle the dandie5 10 pronounce this ire
mendous word, m.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13

. trembling superstition, as she looked at
the dead bodies, then up to tn uncertain
sly, over the gimmcring sha,lea Of the
solitary Glen. The poor gifl was half aifaiA
Of tn depending bu b, and the gath, ring
darkness. Yet the spirits Of Those SHE hnd
81 t.aderly loved would not harm her
they hid gone To heaven. Could ahe fnd
heart 10 leave them thus Wing together
Yet-therc was nothing, she thought In
modest the dead. No raven inhabited This
glen-no,hing but the dews would touch
them, nh she went to the nearest hi1ine
pllee, aud told her lALhcr or some other
friends of che murder,
Before the moon had risen, the same
party that on the morning had been pre-
SEM ri their marriage had assembled on
tie hillside before tlie ahraiine where Mark
kerr aud Christian Lindsay were now lf,-
al up together on a heather couch, and "
lng cold and still as in tue grave. The few
maids aud NATIONS who had been in that
happy actnc in the Queen Fairy'g pnrlonr
had not yet laid aside their white dresses,
and the little starry ribband knots, or brides
lavors, were Yet upon their breasts. The
old minister lad come from his cave, and
moi for many years had he wept Till nov ;
but this was II case even for the tears ol an
old religious men of iourscore.
To watch by the dead III night, and In
wait for some days till they could be cof-
fined for burial, was not to BIZ Thought ofin
such times ofpcriI. That would have been
In sacrifice the living iOoiahly for the dnnd.
The soldiers were gone. Bn, they might
DO doubt would return and scntter The
funeral Therefore it WINS no SOONER pro
posed 'IieH agreed to IN The afflicted sotls
Of them Ji, that the bridegroom and his
bride should be- buried even t,nt very night
IN the clothes IN which they lad thai NOR
ming heen welded. hhiernas soon form
ed ofthe birch trec coughs; aud with their
fares nrctdy hacking Up To Heaven, now
diied with moonlight, they were borne
alonG IN SobbaB silence, mp the hills md
along the glcnS, tiil the party stood to-
eeiher in tle lnpc burial Hrnuud, at the
head of ~ Marys Loeb. A grave was
dug for them there. mit that Ngs moi their
| own birthplace. For Mark kerr's father
aud mother lay IN the church yard Of Mel
rose, and the parents OF Christian Lindsay
slept IN that Of Boutwell,, near the flow Of
the beautiful tIydc. The grave was hall
filled with heather, aad gently were they
lei down together, even rs they were found
wing on the green before their shealnr
into that mournlul bed. The old man al
forwards said prayer over them-
but with The living. Thrn sitting down ON
the graves and on the e-stones, they
spoke of the virtues of the dead. They
hal, II - true, been cut olin their youthful
prime; but many happy days and years
hal been thcrs--thcir affection Tor each
other had been pleasant solace 10 them in
toll poverty and persecution Tins would
hayr been n rcrplcxiug day to those who
h d not faith in Gods perfect holiness and
mercy. But all who mourned poN tose-
her were wholly resigned to his DISPENSE
tons, and soon all eyes were dried.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13

We have read no'hi1g FIR some time 50
| irr' slihly ludricrous rs "A fourth Of July
| Speech hy John Holland, OF Washington,
! N, @ He commences IN u manner, " llleh
! l'.3 certainly the recommendation Of no.
yaily---
|, John Holland, my fellow citizens,
com" not To speak on ancient hi9tory, but
| the politics of the day.
=" Should not the citizens feel for that
| liberty which the spirit Of our flihefs
| showed? This is "A most impoteni ami.
sersary of the day which passed over The
| heads of our forciatlirrs who met at Phil
delpha in iJ7G, TO declare our indepen-
drnce 10 independent Cotoncs. Is this 10
br mad" a mockery No--I hope not my
irllow c,izrns"
The following notice of the attack upon
ilfe Cheaapehke must be allowed 10 pre-
se.t wonderful combination of acute
segc, Wt.h touching and pathetic elo-
queHee:
"Loolo, sir, into the depreciation on the
ChcFare1i.c. The Leopard sta, Ell eieh.
teen balls through her, wounded eighteen
mon and killed three more liadtiot Capt.
Dongiass orders from Mr. Admiral Berkiy
Il ast as he did, who believe was on the
eoes' al that time? think he had sir.
ConmoIore Barron, who Vas en- board
the chesapeake for q foreign voyage, was
ait1chtsa, ! believe, contrary 10 his eXpee-
tatons and is "A worthy citizen. Was this
net worthy our notice as free citizens :
Should If escape from Memory p say 80
No! az long IS have as much republi-
can hood runs in my veins us amounts 10
he 1igness ofa head ETA pin"
How t,aitcrlng 10 our cx-presidents the
following high-wrought culogiulns
Mr.. Jefferson al wise and good, he are
u great statesman, he are u great philoso-
pheF, he are a great bottomist, he are the
bnlwaik and keeper Of our liberty. But
Mr. Jefferson went out Of Office who sue
ceeded? Mr.. Madison hat drove him
IN "ar The year 1912. Sir the Ia
gle have proven 20 the world that he has
| conquered his enemies, they are nov will
Ing To take him by the hand, help him
build his nest, and be clothed with his fea-
TIERS"
ISntgrand, sublime aud eloquent as is our
last extract, it bacomes humble and tame,
Hhen compared with the following elegant
aud approprite notice ofour "sistcrn state"
Nor;li Carolina.
81 think sir we are entitled TO the next
Vice President from the state OF North
Carolina who have distinguished herself
with her SiSfera states, Look sir at the
statute Of Washington on the State hou~s
and established AT the city Of Raleigh,
which docs honor 10 himself and honor TO
the state. See what the state of North
Carolina have done since 1912. She has
distinguished horsclfamong her sistern states,
she has done honor TO her country aud no.
nor to herself Now look at the state of
Virginia and see what great nel there be
who sees into fdturity and who amongst
| het sisterh states have ever been distin-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13
TEN DRAWINGS ONLY.

This. added to its comparative br!llisncy, viii
"a donbt cause the sale OF tickets soon 10 jast
9, ths announcement ofthe drawing.
In this Lottery, as in che last, adventures can
.eeeiye the cash for prizes sold at
COHEN'S OFFICE,
The nor,ert they are drawn, and the drawings,
=. N the former scheme, will be Conducted uD-
d.r the superintendence OF the Commissioners
.nn,iuted by the Governor and Council
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13
State AI0ttery,

pursuance OF an act of the legislature OF Ma.
~ the undersigned begs leave respectfully
- .,nse,s his high sense oil the ve distinguish
- si,onase towards his office in the st aeneme
. b. which he was enabled to expedite COM
a nl..s the drawing in an unpr, cedented short
time.
g.ow;np the wishes of adventures in favour
ala speedy result Of investments, the present
- IS so arranged that the whole viii be
..,rnleted in
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13
annccs' Gil,
NVEAWA Y,

kROM the subscriber on the s0th Of
=. March, servant named JAMES, gene.
,lly known By the name OF James Loving
i ,'s IS upwards of six feet high, light complex
sh, wen made, very sensible, shrewd, and
le.t IN his observations, and not easily intimi-
o 70 ca lie formerly belonged to John Scott
vi " neutrality-suspicious. well ON several musi-
az Instruments, particularly the octave lutte
r M. VIII probably attempt to pass for a free
s aah' will give thirty dollars and paw all
c,1p a. expenses il delivercd to me in New
ir aS twenty dollars if secured in any
i ta 30 mat get him lie is now probably in
e'e Vicinity OF Richmond
April &c. - ''0A y 81, -
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13

TIE Spg-Thc Author, in giving us this
history, has blended II most dexterously
"ith IA chain of interesting circumstances,
well calculated To relieve the attention,
from the mysterious wanderngs of the Spy
OF the INcutral Ground The Sketches ef
American scenery and manners are touch
ed with an able hand, and the style
throughout is light and agreeable.
London ". Register.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13
v /. CRAWFORD,

ATTORNEY At LAW,
w LII Ill n future attend the Superior
Nel,., anu Interior Courts Ct amber. an5
1's1es June IL Il,,+,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13

The Subscriber has just received,
S000weight Of SoAL LEATHER,
DOTH heavy and hight, which. in addition
I'D to his CID stock, VII enable tim to supply
Al those that may wat ANY lhng in his inc
lie his n hand. and will Keep, constant sup
ply Of
Iannccs' NN,
FOR Sac, on reasonable ter.as.
john iUE.
N, R. Cash OF Leather wi be gwen for
HIDES, Or tanned On the usual terms.
J.P.
Jply2. IS
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13

moa '% I'm, - NE "eatest manner, and on tic
rs,ai a.aera's tsrms, at he QGcs ofne
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13
dissolution of Co-partnerslip.

n n,.a eo-paItnerShP frmerly existing be-
houss s"se fnez and Mosby, at Amhe,t cour
hay;na " was dissolved on the 5th.-Al persons
5sha1 Claims, vii! present thea, aud those in
VIII Please make immediate payment.
Angus, 9. H. hoobf
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-08-13
SCHEME OF THE
STAT l. u L L f. X I.

1000 Tickets at SIS l-2 l27500 Dollars.
NOT TWO BLANKS TO "A FRIzE
TT Prizes subject to a deduction OF fifteen
per cent PAYABLE 60 days after the co.nplet on.
All the prizes to be floating from the com
winch will be deposited i'll the wheels AT definite
periods VIZ:
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-01
sIl5,456 90

About three hundred dollars will be required Tor
some finishing to the roof Of the presidents house
but all the above work will have been done Tor
about l 1000 dollars less than the appropriation.
A letter from Wilmington, N. Z. dated 9th inst
to mercantile house in Norfolk, states that captain
stowe, late of the brig Orozimbo, arrived there on
the Cd inst The Orozimbo was trader from
James River-sprang leak supposed, by starting
butt; and was abandoned by captain Sowe and the
crew, in the bay of Biscay, on the 9Th November
last, then on voyage from Antwerp to st. Ihom-
as, with cargo of small arms valued at $4,000
She sank soon after the leak was discovered, not
giving time TO the crew to save their clothing
They were landed at Tenerfie by French brig,
Bait. .ameritan.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-01

SIsouLAa YNrERMARnrAGE.--MrH arwood had
two daughters by his first wife, the eldest OF whom
was married to Mr. John Coshck. This Coshick
had daughter by his first wife, whom old Har-
wood married and by her he had son. There
fore Coshick's second vile could say as followsi-
My father is my son and Pm my mothers motheri
My sister is my daughter-Tm grandmother TO my
brother.
According to the annual report Of the commits
sioner of the public buildings, the following sums
have been expended during the year 1891.
Centre building Of the capitol 6l02'Sl4 "
Capitol square 2,oOO w
Covering the roof Of the presidents
house with copper 5'40o 32
Stating the old executive Offices 5,736 67
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-01


LIVERPOOL TRApE-The elegant new ship Han
nbal, capt Watkinson, sailed this morning for Ii.
verpool. The Hannibal is upwards of 600 tons bur-
then and s the third new vessel OF the same class,
which has sailed from this port for Liverpool with.
in few weeks We observed that her sails we re
made of american duel and it is the opinion Of
many ship masters who her under weigh that
more elegant suit of sales were never spread to
the breeze.-N.I SPECTATOR.
A public dinner was given a. Boston on Friday
last, to Commodore William cambridge. 1t was
attended numerousy and by all the principal Off
GERS Of the state, including governor Brooks, lieut.
governor Philips, &c. Among the toasts drank on
the occasion, we find the following
g. The reprobatc builders at Shinar, whose
tongues were conlounded-a warning to the political
mechanics in Washington, tc tatk less and work
more to the purpose
This is excelleEt-shost, pithy and to the pur-
pose.
ii The Father of the navy the political, phi.
losophicsl and mechanical statesman, who re com.
mended wood, iron, hemp and gunpowder," with
skful artizans to apply them.--May our next pre-
sldent be chin Of The old block.
This IS what we call we'll done "a cunning an =
plicatoR Of an old saw. But if what the toast ma
ker wishes is TO come to pass, beg leave to add
the following" And may the chit be as gbod as
the btock."--ib.
Extract Of a letter dated 1anohol;c, FEB. 10 1892
A bill levying direct tax of $4,000 on the
states passed the house of delegates this morning
oy respectable maority-the federalists very ge-
Morally voting Tor it. 1t will not amount to three
cents on the one hundred dollars on the valuation
as assessed by the United States. in Ievying the
direct tax OF 1914, by which scale the present levy
is graduated. Baltimore city and county will pay
one third OF the whole amount; and in fact there is
no species of tax, direct or Indirect that mas been
or can be DEVISED that she Mill not at all times paw
at least In this roporlion.-.eme,fcan.
i 1t has been finally determined by the canal com.
imissioners that the Erie canal shall terminate at
i Buffalo harbor.--.E r. Statesman.
4 TlrLEs.-A Connecticut paper informs US that
the Honorable En-. fudge Swift is now in New
Haven, for the purpose of committing to the press
his digest OF the laws OF Connecticut. A Vrginian
: would have said 'Zephsniah Swift without more
y ado In nothing do we expose ourselves so much
to rdicule as in fondness for titles. If every
man-Sho holds an Office may assume to be an honor.
[a6fe Ortute 9Dcii-and may retain his honors her
= he has lost his Office shall soon need Some an
peilaives 10 distinguish the several grades of Dig
tpi'y. We have ALREADY our honorabes who are ir
7 pfice and our honorables who arc out of Office
! T must soon have pre ex and our ante prs
! hcnorables and we need now, herald's office
TO settle the precise ronk OF that very numerous &
tssvery honorable body Of nen-,he EseuInEs.
-~~.PortgnlVgM journal
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-01
TWO DAYS LATER FROM ENCIANn

ChaThaton Feb. Is
BY the arrival yesterday of the British brio pr;..
Leopold, capt Larmour, in 40 days from .ond 'e0
the papers OF that city to the I'd January inclu,i.
were received. 'e'
The French journals still continue dreadrr, j.
tails OF the situation of Constantinople and of II.
Ottoman Empire generally. A St. Petersbus'.s N
article OF the 9TH dec. states that accounts hoi
been received from lieut.. gen. Wiaminow Cow" aS
or of Georgia dated Tc!is, 9TH November. accord
ing to which the Persians, who had invaded ASH.
Turkey, had actually made themselves masters r.
the important city of Erzerum, after defeating ii.
Pacha OF Bagdad, who attempted in vain To de(enJ
it II is said that there were many Wrench Offices
in the Persian army, with which prince Mir
the second son of Shah, has undertaken this exna
ldition ~
! Considerable uncertainty prevailed even at II.
tijuana, concerning the duration of peace n,
burroughs were granted; the armies were comnle,.
I(says the account) ready to combat any foe Of b-
lempire.
The grand duke Nicholas arrived at Riga on III.
i2eth Nov. ~
SPAIN.
In the sitting Of the Cortes, December u. IN.
discussion on the second part of the report Of hr
committee on the events in Andalusia, commenced
In the sitting Of the l4th December, Fallen, mimic,
ter of the interior, entered into new enumera,o
OF the causes TO which the general discomfort is IA
be attributed Among others, he mentioned the
abuse OF the liberty of speech the abuse of thu
right OF petition, which had no rule or limits The
suppression of monasterles he said, had given birth
TO an enormous mass OF discomfort as had al.o
the DEGREES on seigniorial rights.
Accounts from Calcutta Of the goth August
state that numbers had died there Of the Cholera
morbus, Prudent persons are advised not to 90 10
bed without having bottle OF laudanum and one Of
brandy near their pillow as the only check to III.
disease The crop Of coffee in Batavia was expect.
ed to be good.
American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1814-1822, 1822-03-01

when labor was comparatively high; /. is presrr.
they would be much less at the present time '''u
This information of the facts, the commirtee h..
thought proper to furnish in order to enable Il,
legislature to form correct opinion upon the sut
ject.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
IRDUDAp TON

NICHOLAS DoANELLi, respectfully announces to the
inhabitants Of Wilmington and its vicinity, that he has re.
owed his School from Oxford this Borough; he has
ened at NJ 10l, Mlrket-stree, where gentlemen can
nave favorable oPpo uity ofbeng taught the Classics,
" d. confines himself during the day. to this science
mly.
" b lie viii teach class of English Grammarians, on
mat celebrated plan Of Nj Greenleaf, for the term of five
weeks Saturdays exceped) $500 per said term Hours
otton from O'Clock ill half past 9, NJ lie is per-
siaded that he can make good Grammarans Of the dgent
N said crn Tuition Will commence at his school room
as above, on July lst 1922. June IS. DIFF
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
FIFTY poLLARs REWARD.

ling TO the subscriber, living in Cecil county, Maryland
which shipped board packet in Philadelphia, be
longing John Sisper Of Wilmington Del the 9th
day Of October last, the following articles. vzOne Can
ton Grape robe; four pieces of plain and figured book
muslin; seven pieces calico nine yards Tes;ing, in three
pieces piece of buff BaBdana hand.erchies four
doz pair ladies' black wored hose one do DO mems
DO do; one half piece super white AaDne and SIX yds
hne yellow flannel.
MI Sapler states that the night Of the 9Th October
last his store house broken open the above package
opened and the goods mentioned taken theretrom
Whoever will secure the thief and the goods, or either
shail have the above reward, by applying to
GEORGE KIDD.
/ p. consider It duty owe 20 the public, to STATE
that John saper does not hold himself responsible Tor
goods lost in this way. OK
June II, 1922 H-3mp.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
NH sR.aTs FOR SALE.

The subscriber ofers for sale valuable Mil Seats
on White Clay Greek, sufficiently strong for al
most any kind Of water works One of these seats has
bout eight nine feet fall of water the other about twelve
teet. These about mile and half from New
ark, and about from nayigable Also farm Of
about 100 The mill seats, with suitable proper
ton of land the whole together may be had as may
best suit the purchaser. good title and immediate pcs
session may be had.
Those Wishing TO purchase, viii please call the
subscriber. ABEL JEANS
Mill Greek Hid. New Castle County, Del
april 2, 1892, 24-6m
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1822-07-23
LEt.,S ELIXIR.

This truly valuable medicine has for the last sixteen ears
been he eclriors medicine in use for spcediy ana
eiiectaly curing the violent cDds coughs Conslm.
tons Drought By great colds and expoure hundred,
Of cases OF cures could be gwen of persons snatched from
NC verg brink OF tie avs by The timely use Of this inya
a5c medcne,) had We rooms only give the fol.
lowing this time
Wilmington, v c. 23d Nay, 1921.
Deer Sir was attacked with most violent headache
a' pam IN the breast, shat wlh the utmost diff
culit could draw my breath, single sentence
louder than Whisper was advised by my friends 10 nro
cure bottle Of your ElIlr, winch did aud from Two
three doses found great relief and the use Of one both,
effected my complete YD4 arc at liberty TO max.
ths public ~ any manner you think proper.
Yours &c. JOHN +. WILMINGTON.
10 Mr.. Mai Ridgeiy, Baltimore.