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Consumptions, Coughs. &c.


nh OR the cure of Colds. Coughs. Consumpt.
- ons, Splitting of Blood Asthma, and all dis
orders otthe Breast aud Lungs.
The Vegetable Indian Specific has stood the
test ofexperience, and proved itself the most va
luable remedy ever discovered tor the cure OF
Asthma, and all the diseases of the breast aud
lungs, leading TO consumption. The following
certificate just received from highly respected
gentleman will show its value.
|, Samuel Moore. do hereby certify, that for
upwards of year, Twas severely afflicted with Il
pain in my breas, accompanied with avery bad
cough aud shortncss ofbreath and every indica.
lion GIN the opinion of Ply sician) Of approach
ing consumption. ATE, passing through n
course ofmedicmc, and finding no relief was
induced to make uial of Buffers Vegetable lndi
an Specific, and the of one and a half botIe
completely restored me 10 health and | have re-
manned so ever SINCE, being upwards ola year.
The celebrated Dr. Cullen has taugh, US that
our FIRST attention shouldbe employed in watch
ing the approach ofthe disease and preventing
It's proceeding 10 an ncurable state F; and pet.
sons of consumptive habit, especially those born
oi consumptive parents, the slightest symptom
of an approaching consumption NJ the Consump
tive period ollie ought carefully 10 be-nltendcd
To-"
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants &c. when in periec.
ton. In consequence of n happy combination
of the most valuable herbs, &c. il becomes a bal.
sam ofsuperior value. ltheals einjurcdparts
opens the pores aud comuoses the disturbed
acrves, after the manner 81 IN anodYne conSe
queutly the obstruction OF the chest aud the lungs
which constitute the disease particularly need lis
use. II promnics expectoratIon, which Is 81
"a Ia Ig,sI.+ m
heals, il also gives strength to the tender lungs
In this manner IL removes the hectic fever, i'm
proves digestion, gives strength TO the nerves, re
pairs the appetite aud improves the spirits. This
specific may always be given in sniety--It Is
mild ~ pleasant TO the taste. and isfound particu.
larly useful in hypochi ondrical, nervous and hys
tefical diseases.
Each bill ofdirections contains detailed &C.
count at this disease in all its different staEes
and will be accompanied with the signature OF
the proprietor in ,cd ink. Is is offered for sale
by the subscriber who is appointed by the pro.
prletor sole agent for Iynehhurg.
June s. I'm THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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PHILADELPHIA, June %, 1926.

This is to certify, that labored under a
very severy liberated sore Hr0di and mouth
for upwards of a year, and 50 desperate that
it prevented my eating any thing Of hard
substance. took three bottles of swain
panacea without any effect. In thi, state.
hearing Of Pouer's Vegetable Calholicon, |
had recourse TO il, aud by the use of three
bottles have been etfeetnally cured. II has
been upwards OF eighteen months since |
ceased taking the medicine, and there is 40
appearance OF return
THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington square.
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John M'CURD1, Jun.
No. IS, Chesnal street.

ciSE. G. s. was of a scrofuous
MN at the age of three years his parents
perceived an liberation of the head,
,r'aee I'a5, as is supposed. FROM vaccination.
= "ds a. first confined to small compass,
'hFom tue continued discharge, IL was soon
communicated TO the whole scalp. which
p't'enied horrible appearance, being al
'9'>l Que entire scab soon after this dis
'"drse commenced fro his ears. which be-
- Nc very offensive. BIiSttrs, WaShes, olHt-
nm, %c. were vigorously rcsoued TO, but in
''''' Alter remaining IN this situation for
- 'han SIX mnalhs, tie Vegetable CGihoii-
~" WAS recommended and its use immediate
'oilneaced. II 4 hckly displayed its ac-
a"'"'edsed powers over the dsrase, by first
,".'fa''hg the discharge, ht,I which soon al
.. ceased, the complaint being completely
GATED, aud the child restored 10 health
'of 'niarmation AS 90 the accuracy of thi,
Tue ttiher OF the child can be rrferre d
'n application 10 w, " POTTER.
r., D. hr dhnve case OF Tuttd C0piits, or
e.fa'ed sore head, should be a warning TO
,,sl'' To guard agaiu5i the evil effects
I'M 100 often arise from ueglecting TO use
IL, l'ufiher OF the blood, after the vaccina-
fas ~ their children. The Cathoiicon is Of
s I'r1 As suitable remedy in these cases, and
s"' n,l be invariably used.
t'ttd1etphtn. Fec d lAo7
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Layid x Robert Kyle,

70 ESllt IL llIh inform THEFT friends and
~ customers thai recent arrival OF 9o pack
ages DRY GOODS has added very much 10
their TURNER extensive assortment, aud enables
them to nlor 10 pun ohnsers, both Wholesale and
retail, greater variety IN both Staple and an
~ Line than they hive ever previously done
1nong The articles tairfg rtctirtd aie ht JoH3p-
ng
| piece sheppard's extra fine Blue Cloth.
| q, do do Black
both selected ~ New York as The finest tex
tune and best colours TO be- loand an thai
market
Several Blue and Black Cloths unusually cheap
| piece super Blue CASHMERE
Several pieces do do medium quality
Blk Hastings, a most superb article ior Gentle.
mems Summer wear
BIZ Cnoasslans and Grunderills
India and British Nankeens aud Union Mixtures
Cotton Cassimerrs and Russin nrillings
piece Blk striped florentinc, beautiful article
iol GentIemeo's Summer wear
PLAIN and inquired Eng. silk pesings, superior
PLAIN Blk Italian Lutestling OF the first and sc
cund quality
Several pieces beautiful fg'd Gro de Mp
A variety of barege Sbawls, OF the FIRST style
Ladies Bib aud " bite lug. silk Hose and
Gloves
Gcullcmens do do do do
PLAIN and fig Sniins black aud white
Garment aud Furniture Dimites
A large assortment Gymps, oi various widths ~
shades
Plain Satin and Lutesiring Ribbons
Green Florence aed Blk Mode
A new assortment Belt Ribbons, and case Ken
tings
A few dozen Calypso Sashes. new and benut
hl article
Bobblnet Wells. OF handsomesi figures
Green GAnze and Blk Floi,nce
large quantity Ilaike's spool Cotton, 300 yd'
each
A few pieces Angola Cassinets and Goe Man
sailles
few pieces Linen Cambrics, some very fine
Several cases Callooos, comprising beautiful
variety OF shades and fRuIcS, and al very
cheap prices
Gentemens Blk Italian Crayats
Superior Red Blue and yellow Bandanna Hiss
Gentlemen Iur aud Beaver Hats
| case do do with broad rims
2 pieces superior Cnrpetings, of the richest fl
cures
Tapes Gallons, and None so Pretty
Table Lmens, irom6-i 10 1914, oi the richest dn
mask
A few pieces e 4 Irish Shcetngs
doa. Ladies White silk Shoes
| case best Indigo hlur Bcd licking
"a. Al aud ID Brown Domestics
"a aud IA Check do
Apron aud Countetpaine Checks
Russia Duck aud Brown Holland
"a and Al Osnabargs and Buriaps, at cheapest
prices
liair aud Sealskin Trunks, ofcvery size.
They have also on hand,
A large assortment OF SADDLERY consisting il
parl OF the following
Strrup Irons, Birdie Bits, Roller Buckles
| Buckles and Slides, Saddle BOSSES aud lacks
Worsled and Cotton Weddings, Suddle Trees
Wire-worlled Gig and Riding Whips Hoeskns
| Morocco skins ofvafous colours, Blue aud u
ange silks d. DC. DC.
Among the Groceries on hand are,
| Sugar aud Coffee, salt and Spices, and seye
raj casks Rum, Brandy and Vine, &C.
1 hey particularly invite the attention OF eoun
Try Merchants 70 their present assortment, iron
which they can be supplied with almost ever
article in tic Dry Goods Grocery, aud Hard
ware Line, at a very small advance.
IulX &c
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JOHNSOTN's NEW WORN.

InEIE subscriber has received on deposit for
"a Subscribers TO Iohnstons wonderful pro
duction, calleds Narrative of the incidents at
tending the capture, detention and ransom OF
Charles Johnston, who made prisoner bythc
Indians on the River Ohio, ia the year 1890
Subscribers in Lynchburg, and the adjacent
country are particularly requested TO call on
me Immediately aud get then books will
barely remark that the work is truly valuable
and very amusing and interesting TO all who have
read tit by far surpasses expectation, being
handsomely written, and neatly printed on fine
paper, &c. &c. The public are fur her infor-
med that have a few copies ofthe above va
iuabie work for sale. ABRAM X. NORTH
June %
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Aug. 9.

Mfk PETER CASH.-Iake notice, that on
Ak4 the 2lst aud I'D days OF September, 1927.
at the tavern house of James s. Pendieton, in
Amherst county, Va. shall proceed to take The
dispositions of William NJ Waller. Washington
Cash and others, to b. read as z, dence on the
trial OF a suit in chancery depending in the court
of said county, wherein | anu plaintiff and YOUR
self aud others defendants.
CATHARlNE CASH
by Geo. Campbell, her next friend.
August %. cIw3
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ri OUk BlNDEkY. The subscriber has late
- iy procured an additional FIRST rate BuooK
Binder, which enables him 10 do all work in
that line, with neatness and dispatch. He has
received directfro Philadelphia, a very large
supply of paper Of very superior quality, whicn
enables him to do any kind of Blank Hork at 81
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and the pub
liz generally may rely ON having any work or
dered of me, faithfully done and made out of the
best materials and at very low prices --Persons
wishing books bound are requested TO bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat at lcs.
ure and can do them much better than when |
am pushed with work The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they were known to be done al IN tins
dart of the country, and in much more superb
or manner. ADRIAN II. NORTH.
Feb. 1907
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PHILADELPHIA, May l6, 1926.

do hereby certify that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began 10 swell, constituting the disease call
ed NIX Leg. About eight months after they
commencedisweiing, they liberated /; and in
this depIoraDie state ! continued until about
one year since, when began to use Pottsrs
Vegetable Catholicon. By its sole use ] am
now perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, aud my limbs are as sound
and healthy as ever.
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Books and Stationary.

FnHE Subscriber has the pleasure OF nio1 form
- ing his friends and The pubic generally
that he has lately received, direct from fblladcl-
phia, a very large aud well selected collection Of
NEW BOOKS d. STATIONARY,
which render his assortment very large aud
ompcie and he particularly invites puieha.
sers to give him call, as he IS determined 10
sell very low Among the late arrivals are the
following new works, viz:
The Military Sketch Book or Kemln'sc noes
OF Seventeen years ia the service abroad ana ~
home, by an Officer Of The Line, THIS work has
been already so very much Praised lh"' need
not say any lung more as IT'S equal Is moi 10 be
found.
Hone Leslie or Early Times in Massaehn-
sets by the author OF Redw God. The author VI
this work is so very highly esteemed that II IS
almost useless to say any thing more, but TINT
| rs universally admired BY oil who have read II
Highways aud ~ way or Tales OF the Road
Side plcked'up in the French Provinces by a
/ Walking Gentleman. thru series. This IS deei-
dedly, by far, the best OF them all.
Almacks, Novel IN 2 vols. This work is II.
Universally admitted by all who have read II, and
the sale Of il almost unequalledi this being the
fourth supply ordered from the North.
Vivian GREY, Novel, in 3 vols, by young
English Nobleman This work IS more nniver-
sally praised by ALL than any work ever kne"
in all my life; THIS being the fifth supply oi der
ed from Philadelphia.
Richmond, or Scenes in the Life of Bow
Street o1hcer. | expect this is very fine
work.
sketches of Tour to the Lakes, BY Thomas
l.. Mkenney, ornainented with seventeen en-
cravings of Lake Superior and other scenery
indaa likenesses, costumes, &c. &C.
Recollections of Egypt, by the Baroness Won
Mnutola. This is a very interesting production.
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
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August %

n RATS GA Boston, rro,ide New. York
- Philadepha Baltimore Washington t,fy.
aud Richmond, Va, tor sale In sums 10 suit pur-
i,l1asefs, ~ small premium, at the Lottery nnd
Exchange Otlire OF s. q NJ. ALLEN X co
LYhehbng, where all kind, Of nneurrent money
Is taken at the lowest rates Of discount
July 10 4,
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Valuable Property for Sale or Rent.
n AM DESTROYS to sell that valuable sitnafion in
y ew-London, lately occupied by myself
and now in the possession OF Tho. T.. knndolph,
Esq. There are 66 acres OF land attached to it.
lis situation is in fine neighborhood, very heal
thy and convenient TO the New.London Acade.
my, one of the most fourishmg and best schools
in the upper country, now under the sapefnten-
dence ofthe Rev. n. Ii. Cobbs: the terms vi sale
shall be made accommodating--bu If 40, sold
il will be rented for the ensuing year.
SETH WARD.
July 10. cts50
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1ieiPhia, Fec. D, 1927.


g.. Philadelphia, Nay, %, 1921.
heart, am now thanks TO your medicine,
been m'au or nearly SIX years have
.hrea,aunas nary 10 disease, whose ravages
'''ehea II not soon stopped, to pu, "a peri
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Cornish'S Remedy for the Piles

TRfiE Medicine now offered 10 the public
- is one which has been fully suhiecte
10 the iniallible test of experience and in
very instance where ii has been fairly tried
II has been attended with the most complete
success. In some OF the cases, the patient,
had been tailoring under the disease for yrHrs,
and during that period had received the best
medical advice, mud had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. tits not Dixie those usually ad-
vertised) offered AS n certain cure for long
catalogue of diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, for which alone il is recon-
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh.
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, IN n
short time; and they themselves are the hest
judges of the importance Of such remedy 49,
Price 80 cents PET box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor
The subscriber is appointed Agent for tht
sale OF the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
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/nnE SUBSCRIBER, ncxt door to the sngi
-. man oiiiee, WISHES 10 inform the pubic. lhal
he has just received ne" supply OF
Elegant Fancy Jewelry,
Which he offers for sale "a moderate terms
EpN MD BROWN
n. II. Clocks, Wat'he., jewc.ry anl silver
Ware, ouch as lab n Tea spoons, Ladies'.
Nc Ac.) made aud aired, OF the latest aud
most approved patterns. EB.
Aupnst , t,bp
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MARTHA NJ. MCURDY,
No. 70, Chesuui-street.
PhiiddtLphio, .4pril 3, 1896

fHtuutUHfO, .1pTH =, 1870.
From the spring of 1922, until this summer,
WAS afflicted with SrrOftid every gland in
my neck was affected by lhr rising of hard tn
monrs, which broke and lett deep ragged ul-
GERS. was under the care OF three eminent
practitioners at different times, who CONT
nned To prescribe for me for about nine
months, when nv leg near the shin began 10
swell, which soon uicernted-aud large nj.
err also arose on my body F, from the former
proceeded thick aud offensive matter.
continued much IN this state (my malady rH-
Their increasingly tor some months, and find
ing my physician's advice useless, disehar-
ged them; and resorled to SWaiat's Genuine
PaHdcea, which | persisted ia To the extent
oi MINI Bottles. but without toe slightest re-
ief Under these very unlavorable oircnm
stances commenced using Pousr's Ytgeia.
bic Caih0licon, which soon manifested its III
hnence over the disease f; the tumonr on my
body now broke aud began to discharge, aud
soon attes all the ulcers began To heal very
FAST : in fa~ weeks more TO my great astn-
nishment the ulcers we're entirely healed--
the pains which had been subject to, were
removed-and my appetite restored-and ii
fact my bodily he 18th is very much improved
from the exclusive use of Mr.. Poittr'S Hataa-
Die Catholicon MANUEL NORRIS.
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ANeollCE.-h persons hns,ne Just ,laimsa
III Fnins, the late Mrs. Elizabeth Galloway
oi bedford county, are requested topreseni them
10 ne without delay, IA order thai arrane cmtnis
may he made for th,Ir discharges and all those
indebted 10 said estate are desired 10 make spec
dF payment as am anxions 10 close the ndni.
nlsiIaion oi said estate.
CHioNhLL DABNEY, admr of
Ehzabetli Caiawny, decd
Avg 10. tc1s2
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Life of Napoleon.

lHE last nights Mail brought us supply of
sA the long looked for LIFE OF NAPOLEON.
IN 3large svo ols.very superiority executed con.
tauing beautiful and correct portrait of the
great Napoleon. Much was expected from this
Great W DIRK. But, SO far as have heard. and
can judge, II surpasses the most sanguine expec-
tation. | therefore hope every person will do
me the favour TO call and buy copy of this
Splendid Work, more especially as the work is
now Offering 20 the public on more reasonable
terms than eyer knew any work of the same
magnitude. Indeed may add of any kind.
ABRAM X. NORTH
August 40,
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Philadelphia, Sept. %, 1926.

Mr.. w. w. Potter,
Sir,-I hereby give you statement OF
nv case, aud you are Al liberty To use it in a
ny manner you may think proper
About four years ago became afflicted
with complicated case of Scroftin and
Fhite Smelling ; during this period placed
myself under the care OF upwards of eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pittsburg,
Albany and This place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. My arm became useless, the
elbow JOINT being very much enlarged, and
So covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing a modification would take place, ad-
uised me TO submit 10 GmpntGtion, but this re-
ieoted. On my back there was an ulcer as
large as the palm OF my hand, which became
so painful that I despaired OF ever being re.
stored 10 health. OF even getting relief Ha-
wing seen Il similar case TO my own which
was cured by your mraludbte Cnthoticon as
the last resort applied for it, and the happy
result IS from its use about three months--I
am perfectly cured. JOHN HEALY,
NJ B. As am about leaving the city, for
information as 10 the accuracy of my case.
several gentlemen OF high espectablity may
be referred to.
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This is to certify, that I was afflicted with
s'disease Of the Lirer for seuen years, which
pr 'nnc n loss OF appetite, and consequent
emaciation. During this period | received
the advice, and followed the prescriptions
of DIR. II. aud other physicians, without OBJ
tanning any reief About twenty months
past applied To Mr.. w. W. Potter, who ad.
vised course of the Cathoicon. | commen-
ced taking it. Six bottles have eifectually
cured me, and now enjoy a state ofthe
most perfect health
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Avg 10

A4rkS. ANN l. NORRIS, requests The favor
IL of her friends 10 coniinne 10 furnish her
With that KIND OF sewing which She Is IN the ha-
hli OF doing Such as making up linen, hem
ming cfavats, &c. All of which shnll be done
with nca,ness and dispatch, al the most moderate
prices,
July - ,fq6
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Haytfard, (Con.) FEB. 90, 1927.


Mr.. VIM. w. Potter.
Dear Sir 3. have now but one botl5
of Catholcou left. person arrived this e.
vening, who came 60 miles since morning,
for II bottles of Catholicon, and would have
taken "a, but could not let him have but
9. He came expressly for the article. and
saws that the person, who had used two bot.
ties, has had " hptr affection or consnmpti-
on" 90 years; and that three Of the family
are invaIids. aud have paid in ten years, for
medical advice and medicine, 81 800. He
SAYS the person who has used thetwo bottles,
neret found any medicine 10 compare NTH the
Cafholicon, aud that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects i, produced, number
ofthem sent the above person to procure the
article, for various chronic diseases The
person told me he would wait two days, ii
he could procure the two dozen Will yon,
without fail, send me, or il necessary, even
come with few boxes of the Catholicon to
Hartford, as fear delays will take place in
New York and New Haven /, aud as 80 be-
ing out of the article, cannot think oil it.
am, i'll haste, yours, &c.
r. w BULL.
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cd 10 my existence. Having had no regtla
medical advice from the commencem nj, nv
complaint at last got tn such a height that /
could not swallow without great pain am
difficulty. rumors formed IN different part
of my hody, aud began 10 think my staaii.
on almost desperate. The Eve bottles of the
Catholicon which have taken have com
pletely cured me, and am now as well as |
could wish to be. With nav thanks, | am your
obliged humble servant, &c.
GEORGE KANE.
City Of Philadelphia, SIS.
George Kane, OF the district of Southwark,
personally appeared, aud, being duly sworn,
doth declare and say, thai the above state.
ment is, ia all respects, correct and true, aud
that the signature To il is in the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
JOHN BINNS, alderman.
Philadelphia, Nay %, 1921.
C4SE.--Samuel Rnin, stout, full grown
lad, OF tnIrt 81 years oil age, of healthy and
robust habit pi body, while swimming in the
Delaware, me time IN the mpnth If June,
1921. struck his shin bone little below the
ie1- e, against a boal--no pain or unpleasant
consequences resulted lheretrom for the space
OF II week, when considerable inGammatioa
aud swelling eusued. DR.. S. a respectable
PHI ysician OF the neighborhoOd OF PENIS
neck Salem county, New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and continued his
aitedlIon for touI years, during which time
| il grew worse and worse until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being Of opinion that the
loss Of his leg was the only means OF saving
his life. On the Sd day of August, 1924, he
was put on II course of Potter's Vegetable
Cathoicou, aud by its sole use is now com.
pIetey restored w. W. POTTER.
Attest-S3MUEL Rim.
CcrtifcGts.---Same time in August, 1924, |
was desired bv W. " Potter, to visit and rx-
anime the above lad, SaInne Rain--the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
and more serious case OF il | have never
seen-ConsideraDie portion of the whole di-
ameter oi the tihia, the main or shin bone OF
the leg had estoliated and come out--the
wound measuring al the time seven inches
ia length, extending from little below the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, two inuhesanda haiti
in width, aud two inches and quarter IN
depth, the flesh being fetroverted along the
edges to the height OF one inch aud half
he was much emaciated had hectic fevers );
night sweats and was rapidly verging TO
the grave. In this state he was put on the
Vegetable Catholcon, which, ia tho course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms of
hectic, and in the beginning of April, 1925,
after using ten bottles of the medicine, he
was discharged. cured have this day e1-
amined the limit is as sound as it was pre-
vious to the accidental large quantity Of
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
left by the extoliated tibia, aud the limb is as
firm and sound, aud. DIS useful as il could pos
sibly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY NJ MURTRIE, NJ. ID.