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The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-01

Each day renders the probability greater that Virgil
MIA will not give her vote to Andrew Jackson. The
last Richmond Wing thus speaks of the present feel
ings of Virginia:
There is not the smallest occasion for aespodenCy&
if there was IT ought to stimulate and not to depress.
The strength of the administration is proving Itself
greater IA Virginia than most sangune hopes be-
leyed. Cool men begi to express doubt how VrgI-
MIA will vote. Let our political friends do their duty
and all will be well. If there ever time when
exerton in favor of public liberty caIedlor, this
is the time. lanatcal party has arisen which, to
accomplish their END, driving all things to ruin.
Dcta;ton, prescription and persecution, are the order
of the day. Such is the violence with which the par
ty of Jackson con.la"t the opposition that nothing IS
sacred to them. Integrity presents no defence, and
they tax Of dlsunon with Familiarity. Let the friends
Of order, and civil ascendency and the Union, ralcy
in defence of their principles while they can yet do II
with hope Of success. Let those who do not choose
to be dictated to by the army spirit come out boldly in
resistance to the attempt. There IS retuX IN the
tidc-nany exerton and cooperation will yet deprive
jackson of Virginia, a state that has been given him
| without the consent of the people.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-01

i" Signs &C." alias Strn.cS Ec."-New-Jersey has
held her eecrions and has to her legisa-
ture majority of Administration men.
The jackson young men had meeting in the city
of New-York several days ago, and about 200 were
present. The Adams young men had meeting a
lew days after that, and about 1000 were present.
The tide is coming IN, and rolling nov Inward Slo-
riousy. 1t swels like the sea in the Bay of Funday
and we advise the ANIMALS down ON the beach, who
are watching the movements of the waters, to hasten
to the upands, where the friends the administration
are assembled in security and cheertulness.- Troy
Sentinel.
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-01

At Court Of Probate hO'den at Litchfetd, erhi@ and
for the P'o6ate District of Ltclfeld, nthe 9h day
Of October, 1927.
UPON the petition Of Sherman I.andon, of Itch
field, IN SAID Probate District showing to this Court
that he is the lawful Guardian of Lewis Stone, of said
Litchfeld minor under the age twenty-one years,
praying for liberty to sell all the interest of said minor
in seven small pieces of land, situated in said Ljtch
field, set forth and desc rbcd in said petition and
for the resons therein mentioned, as per petition on
file.
Ordered by this Court that said petition be conn-
ued to the 25h day ofJanuary next land that the same
shall be heard before this Court on that day, at the
Probate Office in said Litchfeld, at two o'clock in the
afternoon and that notice of the pendency OF said pc
tition shall be given to all persons concerned, by pub
fishing copy of this order in newspaper printed in
said Litch6eld three weeks excessively at least six
weeks before the said 25th day of January pext.-A
true Copy of Record.
20 FREDERICK WOLCOTT, .J,tdep
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-01

According to the Chilicothean. General jackson is
nominated at the military muster IN Ohio This Us
mong the signs of the times, and much ike The
signs in former Republics There is some interest IN
approaching aprecpice!
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-01
NOTICE
LOST, OR STRAYED

L ROM the pasture the Subscriber in the north
part of this town. about six weeks ago, deep red
two year old HEIFER, very large for her age having
artificial mark-Whoever will return her to the
owner shall be literally rewarded.
OLIVER S. WOLCOTT.
Liteh6eld, Oct. 81. 90
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-01
TO CLOTHIERS
October II, 1927.

Ata Court Of Probate for the District Of Sharon toI-
den at Salisbury on the Cd day of October, A. d.
l827.-Prcsent,
SAMUEL CHURCH, Esq. Judge.
u pom the Petition of EIIAKIM SMITH of said Sal
isbury, showing to this Court that he is Guardian
Ebcnczer Churchill of Sherburpe in the County of
Chenango and State of New York; that said minor is
the of a certain piece of land situated in said
Salisbury bounded west by highway; north by Eliphaz
Spencer's land south by George and Scpyler Pratt's
land; and east by EIiakm Smiths land praying for
set forth in said petition for liberty to sell said
land as per petition on file dated Oct. Cd A. d. 1927.
Ordered that the consideration of said petition be
adjourned to the fst Tuesday of January next at o.
clock A. NJ. ut the Probate Office in Salisbury; and
that said Guardian give public notice thereof by pub
fishing this order in Newspaper printed in Ltchfeld,
three weeks successfully least six weeks before the
said first Tuesday of January next
A Copy of Record
10 SAMUEL CHURCH, Jxdey,
The Litchfield County post., 1827-11-01
NOTICE..

L. HE Court of Probate for the District of Norfolk.
hath assigned Monday the 5th day of November next
at O'Clock in the forenoon at the Probate Office in
Norfolk in said district for the appointment of Com
missioners upon the estate of
EBENEZER COWLES,
late of Norfolk in said District deceased represented
inso'vent when and where all persons Interested may
appear and be heard thereon,
by order of the Court
SOLOMON COWLES, Executor
October II, 1927. 10
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Valuable Property for sale.

~ \ th, , TN day Of september a. T.. being
~ Brdtoid cu,ni dn, | nifl sell, IN Liner.
y n d credit q our. tnn ihrrr, f1uf aad FIVE
years. tIc BElL AbEi.N. winch = NV o, .
cupird by mc. Tins stautl Is 80 well known
that description i, dermed uhnceessary
will a,Sp at the same I'M aud plaee sell on
IL crodil Of unc, two, aud fhiee roats u Tract uf
Land, lying about nnd L. Nnlih OF Liberty con
nun < 7,u Acres. ilis ian1fs bounded on on
side by l'ulc Oucr hts fenatRnbiy we'll, aud IA
III ,e.N t"rthc quality.
Aso, another tact lying about : miles south
OF ilhrrV on winch formerly hsed me IN.
ptoTcmrut, on thl, tfs.. AZ good y vii adapt
I'd ipt store aud It,Hi,nee n mmty
WI also sell AZ the same finp aud place on
liberal credit NV Lots. ,dloilnma tie town oi
Liberty between II and 20 ll,rl, Negroe,. n,y
stock = every descriptions. IN "hich theme Hic
II valuable hu Sos. aud al M Househ ID aud
Kitchen Fuutmle aud Plantation tlrnsls
The purctlsrr OF the Tavern e,n oatan with
II "a Large supply Of 4 an aud all ot1.f supplies
necessary hr tuc use = tn lipuse. I ON thr sub
staihrr, at ta,r ptiee, und On u llhrrd credit.
The subscriber being absolutely determined
to move wcJwardlv. the sairui the uborr pro-
pcrty wlll certainly takc piarc. II Is -clduu,
Lat such property Is brought inio market on
su b truus, NM 1IKl,I.
Auaust2 oid4a1
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NnensI


fnilE IaIl aud Winter session vii commence
- o. tuesday the dIh sept ncNr. Inc sub.
sennel t,hes this method 10 express his gratl.
tade to ms hlrndS for the hbefal patronage
winch they have extended 10 Inn. 10 SOLICIT a
continuance, and assure them. that as Ia, wt.ii
Is IL establish , permanent FEMALE sENE
NAEf, to tins object an ,br a1tsauon of Aa>.
Doasia, aud bm,rltw,ll be- lureJrd. and Tine
devoted. l1uug ladies can Ia accommodated
a. eotdeis IA the subscriber taniA. For tie
Attenuation OF his country hitnds. he tani,,
necessary 10 state ,hat the sulcest attention - Ill
he nud 10 the moral department II those Youne
Indus who may be placed a, boat3rIs m hls IA
miI9 Visiting, aui receiving. al visit. Is strict
" prohibited dWua school hours and no lmr
allowed, unless under yea, peculiar etfranst.bi.
fes, VI 10 accommodate parents Of otner mria.
bers OF taen families,
ALEX + DOUGLAS.
August . ,p,5s
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TOR TnI ylRGIV1AH.


Anaccr to " 4 Republican, No. ,.
The charge of corruption being >ubstanuated
against 'e,>rs. Adams and Clay, aud sat,,iacto-
My rovca by the relative Circumstances,
snail proceed to snow why General Jackson
should be our nest Pr sdent, and WY Mi. Adj
ans should not ana ,hat the question with us
bDrtAcipm non dOgiHtS; measures aud n'i
m'n But suppose Ne Anew thai the measures
Of NE two administrations "3uid be nearly the
su'n Still, We should be bound 10 remove
VT Ad tms aud thereb, proclaim 10 the world,
toi' ) / 81. ct coontenaace corruption. Nay,
anddct were as pure As that OF the
s1---.-- ion, yet If we are satisfied (and
Know ',,,f - are that Mr.. Adams pufchas-
e' W. Clay iulaeuce, We are unworthy the
lame OF hee men # We do not spurn him from
rs We nigh a seIl be told that if Mr. Burr
mad forced his ".,y into the chain OF state, aud
naa Then conducted himself IN d becoming mun-
e'' we ous at not TO nave put him ont, as 10 con-
"nu Tor MIR. Adams under the foregoing en-
'uhslancea. For in ny view, the obtaining OF
an 'hce by fraud and intrigue is more hateful
'i'h 10 OBTAIN II by force. 1t follows, then, OF
NURSE t"h Mr. .Addms ought not to he president
"''e 'haa toit Years tto.n the time OF Ms ifIu-
su.aioa. But il is asked, why we make choice
VI uene alJackSon The friends ofthe admin
''alon ar remR laby anxious that third
I'pH''a'e should b. run, for without one, they
1"'" very wei that all is over Taey know
|'' amer all the charges alicdecd against the
u''. N, he viii outride the storm Of taeir per-
H''n When the people have resolved, pres
I Iss 'a.! hEnt, and disappointed men may rave
Ia' " Is all III VAN. The friends Of Jackson,
""u9' they are looked upon by our i" Republi-
r" ' rs n'nIacs, viii not be SO ignorant aS u
n %''her candidate; 40 they are d .termmed
d;r r'''y around him, as many oithem did in the
os .,'''''' nIds ofhatde. They know something
''N worth. 1t is true, he never basked much
,,,,,s, ny Sunshine he may not 50 vel under.
,i ,'a" now! by fraud and intrigue, to thwart the
,t,I '' MS couatrymen, But no one can d Dubr
J,a Nv vas useful talents, nor can any unprciu-
,," 'n'n imnk any other, than, that he is a
,Tu !" ms country, aud one who will never de
di,,H post Although he may not he a great
n.y. "'''N'' yet his good sense and attachment
MAJ. ''''fyS cause, would always have for.
,rona Vt" endering SO important AN in crest a,
''S''0n OF the Mississippi | contend
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vIpCINIA Al Rrlrs holden in The clerks Office oftho
superior Court 81 Ch4necry tor the Lyncllburg De-
e. the 4ti day Of June, irsI Hartlst GfccnH GOD
and Nancy DE Ne, PIT agdih5t Daniel iol'ris Hard
a.. sl,,,uu Mn.es s'riou aud Lule Wade, Onry
lone RIcn4rd ilppso1 Qna Harriet hi ~ne, joseph
Norefcd add ~ulIy BIZ niff, tiristof,her = W adc,
Inoulaa c. Ntas, c'nidf ia 81 Andrew Nade Hach
1rbi " iip nud llcufy VI stoirs aud Ihomas stokes,
children Of Polly Node drc'd, Henry VI ide, john
Wade William Wdlny and Sally has slfe Dcits.
The rt Of Scref,eas awarded ~ this cause, not be-
ing y.,d on the defendants Richard Hopson and Iiar'
rct Ia. WIFE Joseph Morehelda and sally his wife, CHRIS
fapbsrC Wade and Ihomas Z. Wade, and II 1pPeafini
iy f,tory evidence that they not ne 'hithHs o
IN. ,ot,,y II Is ordered that the sud deeroahis do
ar t,,c on che first d., Of The next term and he"
,,.cir aiy taoy can, why tn sad suit should not J
rneoe,'rd 10 against them ar speeintd ~ M suid WIN
@ , c,py of titis order be forthwith inserted IN SOM
~,,,,.r y. utrt ~ tIf town 81 LynehbHrgi iof vs.
- ,,rt,..i cy aud posted iac Front door Of la
courthouse ~ thr said tp@n. ,,.,,,,,, 70,
81 A r1Dy-fHt". JpiN NlLl.9, w
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ny EUSIrs Anu D,sprpne N som ato.
- ma,u rils, an invaluable lomrdy tor ludi-
er,fion IN u, most complicated lolins.
on the variety ot Diseases 10 winch the human
system q, subject. trW are more stubborn, nome
molr drucs,ua ca Destructive II tn conslllu-
uon thou Indigestion 81 SUN stomach. This
d,scaNe prevail, 10 - efent extent and hns 80 gen
erll, hdNcd the shllnilhe faculty, that tcmr-
ds easy ol admin tfailou Is tuiy = dcstdcratum
IA every place. The Truth ii this statement is
confirmed by the experience 81 thousands who
have suffered undur II, Hha alter having used
many rem, dies 20 10 purpose are INV obliged
IN have recourse 10 such pail hses, as the, may
nance 10 tud morc condu 4. 10 lhei comfort
b. ndlt oNuuu Is meant loss OF appetite aud
great "cahurss. particularly Of the l.gs, aud u
wasting Of the Whole y stem. Heartburn, ~ An
s,sN ,cusdiinu OF heat about lbe PIT OF tho stu-
mach, which ls sometimes attended with NAUSEA
o. sIthnr,- ST the stomach aud vomiting, brltb.
mr. mp oi water which l. generally sout. pbiehrss
otthr Couatuuuutr, castivcnrsk. lanPuOf, gld'l-
NESS, lowuc,s OF spnia, Disturbed sleep, pmpra.
ion Of thr NcotL Aanlenets At.
These SYMPTOMS vatN II different persons,
some experience more ut them. aud .anr less,
each IN the oidcr aud desrce 81 h,s own paricu.
lrcasc.--lhcsr Pills al "a powerful TOME,
Dcutrali2c the Acid upon the stomach, gives
sire 9Th 10 the d,blIllhtod organs 81 dgcHions,
restore the appctIr. remove uInsea. II the slu-
marh, nd ultimately recover the health of the
paiirnt They do not conlln mercury ia Any
tntn, nor du ,hcy slcl,cn tie stomach rs most
pulgut,Nc medicines do, but perform the Office of
il sgr dHd mltd pmPaiiye, aud arr MI surpassed
by an, midlcine They are therefore particu-
LARRY calculated for family USE
The nNcuioroi these Pill Wis one OF The most
eminent pracli iourrs Of medicine IN the Iuitpd
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High and Vow System,

Continued Ia consequence o .nsigallsd
10 uiariiy.
Virginia Stairs Navigation Norfcry,
CLASS NUhGrk mum.
W III be drawn IA Lyn,hbleg on Wednesday he
- F" 1 tuis haatu, sHpenpieuded b. nc iol-
60" rig b8ari 81 ooHtlnsAoB# =.
J'ds ~ ast join Haucocb. Esq
thP"ta bHnt,b Lsq. 10 u bnlock,
jesse b. Harrison, John ~ 4 gweH.
\ bon NJ Dmel Ceiim Bucknrr.
Jain -. Nh. Ehih Finchef.
David T. MHel. 10 Wis.
Abc j.. Ds,a. - lint Miller.
c. 4eg hbtiothe, hm N kmucy.
T.. .isti kXle
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NEflltGlNlA--Ata superior QUIT ofthaUcc-
Y ~ holden N the town Lynchburg, the
ID day OF November, ls21,
Richard Ihurmon, PIT.
against
Robert ihulmon aud John Smith Defs.
The deicndan, Robcrl Ihnamou. who Is nut
IF thts country aud against whom thr plduIlih
appear 10 have proceeded Ia tue mode prcscrI-
bed by law against absent d, PENDANTS, sill failing
10 apprar ald answer: Oh lie noiion oithr
pl,lntlil 10, counsel. the coori dot, tnkc hh
bill ioI confessed - 10 that aetendanI aud hc
cause couing on to be hcurd, Oh the bull aud an
swei OF the other defendant, Nas argued by
counsel on consideration whereof lbe court
doth rolci che account befeeen The parties 10 one
ii the commissioners of tbs courl, Who is direct
cd Ia cAhuIne STATE aud setilt 1he same, aud
make report lucucof - ihe cunt With any mat
ler, spr,ldl, stated. thought pertinent b' him.
sell, o. required by the parties T. be 81 stied
a Copy--rr.te, J. WILLS, L. {.
toiumlss ioners office. Itnchbpig
Jun g. lt21
The parties in this cause viii ,ake notice that
have appointed Monday, the I'd DIV ol sept
nettto carr, she toresalng ordrr OF cout into
fleet At wluct time the, tfe required 10 attend
At my Office ~ this tpWn with fhen accounts and
vouchers prepared Tor es8mmailon aod settle
mcnt CiiAS. /. JDltN5lON, tom
August ciU52
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LSnchburg (oun" ladies' Seminary.
The neN Session OF ili, Sohool. will com
mcnee CA the Isl day olOotshsr net
NEW TERMS
Per Session of five months.
The pfler OF Tuition lor allthe hlzhtsi
branches oi English education. has
been reduced 10 81 on
That Of The Junior class, tor spelling
and r. dug only, 10 Ia 90
Thai of Mnsle. ror0i and on tte Pump
TORT, < lessons u week II ca
for 'he French, Italian on German Lan-
gnaet's, -. $1,000 Ia %
For dla"ins aud painting, ~ 90
4 The puhhc may remain assured, that the
teachcls will be- is attentive ms ever 10 iowa d
the improvement OF the pupils. aud 10 nam.
tam tbat stll,t discipline, ~hch thcy have insti.
uued
The experience which Ms Leuba has acguir
ed IN Music moi only as a todo6cr0f the p,0a0
forit, but also as one Of ocai Hinir onlh.rs
her 10 affirm, that her scholars viii uuuVr At
least rs much as with any other Music teacher
whatever. la support utthis Insertion, She htPz
leaVr 10 refer the public, 10 the improvement ot
the numerous scholars she has instructed in
richmond, Frederick shurg Il Siaunten, during
the last eleven yeats, which can be nseeflained
by referring 10 the certificates circulated IN TN
town last year the originals of wh,chare IN he,
POI session. PETER II. IElBA
July 30. clftslo2.
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no LAND RENTERS i wish 10 lease, ior
!. Two years, the PLANTATION in my pos.
session ON Onrr river commonly called SCOTS,
the property Of DrJ. 3 RulIedee II lies 10 tn
ncighbofhood Of Mcss,s A. Eaily Maiol ia
dsa, Nar,lon CLAW aud jams u bearing, aud
IS sufficient TO work six or seven hands. Tie
,ements are new aud com ortable, the plan
taIion fertile, and the plah LAID rqnal 10 any n
The state. refer gentlemen wishing IL ront 10
M James Z. Norman, LvnrhDu5s. ~ II u
Aiarsren Clay, who i've, adjoining, aud ai.iseo@
ihepeu.es. Jas, I. ANDbk0ON.
August ? a2cs
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HNHE SUBSCRIBER res. Gully offers his
4 services 10 the inIabitars Of his neighbor-
hood and the surrounding eJontry IN the ptae-
,ice Of Physic during the spring, summer and
fall 8 seasons n continued state OF reisohal MFR
mite, fofhidding cxpoare TO cold lie resides
Scott decd l. . SAnpi.N-
! julV = SO"
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
will Sc MS dty IN front ofmy Auction Store
3 Kinds Apple brandy
% Bus do do
- bb's Brown Sugar
. Bols Malaga Wine, srry superior
10 boxes Ra,sm,
Iernt, II sale. r. q TDMpkINs Aur
ADJUST = lt
fDlBliG NOTICE FIN 6aI and VIM,
* sessunot the subscribers school Will conn
menee un Monday. 10Th Sept and vii ulul.
aate February 2J'l,, following ISIS
JOIN I. REID.
August > 2tfb1
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Pricc.ol Tickets - Oh. llelses ~ 90, OUR
Virginia State l.oltery,

loi the benefit OF the
Dism1l Swamp Canal Company,
Fifty ioar Numhe, combination Lo,,ciy, E,gh,
drawn ballots.
Glass sambei Eight
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Iea ONAlTrGD to Campbell Jail, tle ilih Of
~ september last, a negro mn, Who sa} his
name !. jim. he is about - wears old, dark
complexion. about common stature, his clothing,
waen committed to jail, was an old domestic
coat. SHIRT aud pdntaIoous. Jim saYshe made his
escape from Alabama, and that be bcioass TO a
Mr.. Hunter. who carried hin 10 that state.
The owner IS requested 10 comply win the law
and receive SAID NEGRO, on OF before the second
MONDAY in September next, beng Campbell
count d Or else. on that day, he srill b. sold
according 70 law GERMAN JORDAN.
August 52ciwJaiIor for Ganph,A city.
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" The Annual Kefor, of the Colonization
solst,, is in type, but Is pushed ON by the
.agth Of Mr., Ciy's sfeecH, which Is anAi-
oa,y sought af ca, and eouii not be postpon-
ri Another No. Of Amicu, has aeen received,
aud snall appe., 500 " oIig2 has oeen tecei-
std ana a.IalI nave 4 COlum
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o. The last papers announce the death of the
Ecs. WM. il "ibMHR, d. d attf IN illness
oi IA days. Air. Wilmer vas few months ago
appointed President Of Nm. " Mary College
and his loss Hll he severely le.t ~ rhat l",utu-
tIoa, and by the Episcopal Church, which lac or
nanented by his learning and plety.
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~sas...

u We are request by persons aggrlev'd
t,uluim ibc Postmaster Geacrh that the car
riar If tho mail from i.lbeus, tBedto,d cty.Va.)
10 Henry court house, Is not OILY very irregular
La his ARR vl,, but has actually lost4 or mails
e1neIy. some OF linen, however, may nave
been occasloued by high wa'er.
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which he Offers for sale on moderate terms.
EDWARD BROWN.
y T. Clocks, Watches .jewclry and olive
NaIe, such as Fable and lea Spoons, Ladies,
y { o. made aud repaired Of the latest and
mosf approved patterns. l.. 4.
August >. tso2
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On motion. Ordfred hat the Editors Of the
Nifginian he requested To publish The foregoing
proceedings mo EAltLl, Pest.
RICH. II. IOLER, Srcy
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EDNCa 4 I0

August .
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wy VIII
ELIZABETH BINDER.
PhiLndeiphtd, .Hdy 20, 1926.

This is to certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been aiiliel-
ed tor eight years with the Kings Erti; the
best medical advice was bad, every remedy
was tried, but without success, until MIR. Pot
ter's Vegetable CaiEoIlcon was had recourse
to, which aus effeetually cured him. The
tumours are dispersed, aud his general
health is better than it has been for many
years past.
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
from sincere desire OF beneGtiug others
who may be sinilarly situated.
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Justice of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
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MAkIHA N. MCUKDf.
No. 20, Chesnul-street.


From the spring of 1922, until tins summer,
was afflicted with Scrofdin every gland in
my neck was affected by ihe rising ofhard tu
mcurs, which broke aud lrt deep ragged III
GERS. was under the Gare of three eminent
practitioners at different times, vii, eonii-
nued to prescribe for me Tor about IA. {
months, when my leg near the shin began 10
swell, which soon ulcernied-hnd large IT.
GER also arose on my body ; tfom The former
proceeded thick aud offensive matter ]
continued much in this stat (my malady ra-
Their increasingly for some months, and hnd-
ing my physician advice useless, dischar
gcd them and resorled TO Scdim's GcnuiHr
Pnnaccd. winch persisted IN 10 the extent
OF Nine Bottles, but without the slightest re-
lief. Under these very dtiavorabIe CirGum
stances commenced using Pohtrs Fegela-
bic Cdihoiic0u, which soon manifested us in
huenCe over the disease the tumonr on my
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the pains which had been subject to, were
removed-and my appetite restored-and IN
fact my bodily herlth is very much improved
from the exclusive use of Mr. POiitr's IdtHn-
bic Cdthoitc0n. MANUEL MONKS.
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VI daring and subtle eontrivances, his
hair breadth escapes from detection, a.
we'll is from panishmeDts even whcl.
detected.---for the burglary las men =
toned he WIS however apprehendcd
and brought to justice; he was tf,rt
convicted, eondtDncd, and executed at
Norwich Thus terminated The career
oi Green, the poacher, IN the full
bloom and yigor OF manhood---a career
more reInukalle for its commouoe-
mcnt ~ contamination than for the on i.
nexIon between them.