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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-29
MISCEL LANX.
KATHED AND EURELIA.
A BOHEMIAN LEGEND.


.The last time,' said Renigald to
his wife, 'that there was tempest
such as this, was the night our Eurelia
was born.' Il remember it, well,
said Therese. 'Eurelia, my child,
stir up the red embers, and lay some
drv branches on the fire /: let US be as
cheerful as we can.'
Eurelia rose at her mothers bid
ding, and did as she was desired.-
The dry wood made such blaze,
that the vivid flashes of'lightning were
scarcely seen; but their cracking
could not prevent the thunder, and
the wind, and the rain from being
heard.
'Hush!' said Renigald, at a sudden
pause in the storm surely some one
Knocked at the door, God pity the
traveller in this night y exclaimed
Therese: go see! husband.'
Renigald went to the door, and in
uuired who was there. No one an
swered. He thought his voice might
not have been heard for the storm,
and he withdrew the bolts and opened
q small chink. 'Strangen said he,
as he returned to his wife and Eurelia.
as nobody there' p asked Tberese.
mo human being replied Renigald (;
there are only two large, shaggy,
black hounds; whore they have come
from, and whittier they are going, God
knows.' 'Let them come in and
crouch at the frc.-Poor animals |!
mayhsp they have lost their way Il
90 q thinking Of that: for dumb AMI
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-29
PROVIDENCE WIND MILL.

!UNHE propretors Of The PROVIDENCE
IL WIND MILL, respectfully give notice,
that their Mill is now in operation, and pre-
pared to obey the commands of its patrons and
the public at large. The Mill is situated on
the Plain, adjoining the west burial ground
and at very convenient distance from the
town. AS there is now no grist mill in this
vicinity, the proprietors anticipate full share
of custom, and assure all who may employ the
Mill, that their orders will be faithfully obey
ed. Toll, as usual at other Grist Mills.
Oct 27
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the seeming Of youth, Euseiia.' mo
matter; will 90 with thec.'

matteT; Will go WIFI tucc'
Hear me yet farther, most loved
among the daughters Of men! 1t is
our nature to possess the appearance
and qualities OF youth, and such beau
ty as we may desire, for some centu-
rics after our creation but when the
appointed time has elapsed, there is
no gradual change from youth TO age,
suddenly, in a moment, we are strick-
en- with age, and take its likencss.and
exactly in proportion TO the beauty we
possessed before do we become hide
Gus. Look at me again, Eurelia;
chose this form, the most perfect, and
this countenancc, the most beautiful
that were permitted and so this form
and this face will become the most
hdcous that can be borne.'
Eurelia looked at Kathcd: NO mat
tcr,' said she, i will 20 with thee
But yet hear me, Eurelia! this time
fast approaches. ! have but short
space to be as you now behold me!'
Eurclia trcmbled; but she felt the
pressure of Kathcd's arm around her,
and she looked at him, and said, No
matlcr!; will 20 with thee Eure-
liza, ! have said that my season OF
youth is short, but know you how
short?' Il know not,' said Eurelia.
TO morrow, at midnight, shall be
changed. 1t is midnight now; have
but twenty four hours Of youth and
love to give to thee 4 fear not the
change; you will still be Kathed,-
you will stlllove me- 'No, Eurclia;
shall indeed be Kathed, but the sea-
son of love shall have passed away ;
will be kind to thee, but shall not
love thec.' Not love me!' said Eure-
liza. Nay, but continued, Kathcd,
neither in person nor voice shall
| bear any resemblance to your Ka-
thed.'.
mot the voice of Kathed' said Eu-
relia, mournfully. No, EureIia; and
even the character Of Kathed will be
changed; for the characters of youth
and age are different No matter ;
| will 90 with thee. But how know
you that there are but twenty four
hours between youth and agcn Eu-
rclia, we know this !; precisely TWEEN
ty four hours previous to this change
the hand takes the appearance Of
age.'
Kathed's hand was around AurelIa;
she locke at tit was shrivelled and
yellow-and she shrunk from his en-
brace. Why did you WOO me?' said
she. Il knew not until this midnight,
thai twenty four.hours was all that re-
mained to me ofyouth. All Eurclia !!
if you shrink thus from my hand, how
will you shrink from me when not a
trace of youth or beauty is lelt-whcn
even the likeness of Kathed shall have
passed.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-03-29

who at present, In almost every part
of the earth, are scarcely regarded as
possessing any rights, or as worthy oi
The slightest political consideration, or
as capable Of any more refined mental
enjoymcnts than the savage or the
brute. Labor, while you live, to 5dld
this truly American system, and thus
to promote the best interest of all the
peOple-and Of mankind universally"
DR.. Lindsey.
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NEW GOODS,
AT No. |, CAN

INU' OANNL-STKEET.
SMALLEY, has just received at his
e. Clothing Establishment, prime assort-
ment of blue, black, olive, brown and mixed
Broadcloths and Cassimcres; Vestings, new
ane elegant patterns; few pieces drab DUFF
fills, Kerseys, Piaids, Cambets, Bookings, &c
&c.
On hand An extensive assortment eff Ready
Made Clothing, of every description, made in
the best and most durable manner; and in the
latest style, which will be sold for cash, at
prices that cannot fail to suit customers
October 3
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HOLMES & M'CULLOCH.

"HE Brewery, under the superntendance
Il of Holmes & M'Culloch, is now in OPP
Grafton, and will continue so during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, a very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied at their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers.
O. Orders also received at No. 3 Market
street by Francis Payerrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec % Sm
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WOOD AT AUCTION.

XXIII.L lie sold by Public Auction in The town of Sand
w wich, Mass Monday the 3lst inst. at II O'Clock
A. NJ. about 600 cords best hard pine and oak wood as
now lies the 18th sheep pasture wood lot II Is ali Of
superior qualify, being Of the old growth, well split and wei
adapted for Steam Boats
The sale will be the lot which l. about miles from tle
landing, on Buzzard's Bay.
Also, 400 cords dry hard Pine, 10 months now at the
landing. Terms, months credit for approved endorsed
notes For further particulars eaqure of NATHAN HAS
TINGS, Providence. THOMAS SWIFT Auct,
Sandwich march - istm3I
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REMOVAL.

M RS. TEW has removed 10 No, "a, Westminster street
VH To The store recently occupied by Mrs sciafe where
she VIII sl Keep on hand elegant assortment of Milena
~ AMI fancy goods, together with splendid variety Of arii
heal ower1 o her manufacture. she VIII be- lnppy 10
supply her customers OF Providence, and the neighboring
towns at wholesale and retail
the shostcS notice dy march l5
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JUST RECEIVED,

AT Nc. 81, Warket- Squa,e.
= Pieces super black Broadcoh; piece brown Broad
- clot elegant shade pieces German olive cloths
piece light colored Casslmere beautiful shade for Paniaoons
n. e. Il. WELLS, wishing to close their present stock
2i ready made clohng offer it at prices uncomnonly low
Purchasers will find il To their advantage to call
March /.
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WILLIAM HOLROYD g. SON.

NO. 7, MARKET SQUARE,
HHAVE just received from Now-York and Boston,
n n handsome assortment of BLUE, BLACK, OLIVE,
BROWN, and MINED BROADCLOTHS and CAsSi.
MERES.
ALSO-One piece super Green BROADCLOTHS for
genemens Goats, with variety of Vestings, and other
seasonable Goods. Gt march 10
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RJTIT,nING LOTS

BUILDING LOTS.
6SEVERAL valuable Building Lots situated on Benefit.
- street, next south Of Rev. Dr. Edes' Church. Also,
veral on Charles Field would be let reasonable
terms, on long lease, fappcaiion is made soon,
J. 4 e. HOWELL,
march Is II Canai street.
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POETRY.

RoaEsr IvaM-who has not read the poems Of Rober
,a and who that has read them, has not ascred To the
ort those attributes which elevate above his lev
Although native and un,uored bard. ho afforded TN
vos,d those rich strains Of melody, which have added I'm
mortality To his fame. The following production Of hs per
ha, teen very Justly pronounced Of his hspples eor
When chill Novcmbsr's suIIy blast
Made fields und forests bare,
One ev'nng m wander'd ndh
Along the banks Of HW,
spy'd n man whose aged step
Seemd weary, worn with care
His face was furrow'd o'er with year,
And hoary was bis hair.
Young stranger, whittier wand'rest thou,
Began the ev'IeDd sage:
Dos thirN OF wealth thy step constfain,
Or youthful pleasures rage!
Or lapiy, prert with and woes,
Too sDon thou hast began
To wander forth with me, 10 mourn
Tie miscries Of Man.
The Sun that oyerlangs yon mooy,
Outsprcadng far and wide,
Where hundreds labor To support
naughty lordline's midej
I've seen yOn weary winter-sun,
Twice torfy times return;
And every tune las added proofs,
Tint Man was made 10 mourn'
q Man! viii le in thy carly year,
How prodiral Of time:
Mispendng all Thy Iaecious hours,
Thy glorious, youthful prime!
Alternate foles take the sway,
Licentious passions bunj
Which ienfold force give Naturesiaw
That Man was made to mourn
fook no, alone on youthful prime,
Or manhOOd's active mightj
Man then s useful To his kind,
Svpported in his right; .
fSut zee him on tile edge of lie,
With cares and sotrows worn, -
fhrn Are and Want, oh! III mstch'd pair!
Show Man was made to E,ourn
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HARDWARE! HARDWARE!

A LIEN T. BELCHER have just rs-
IA ceived, direct from the manufactures.
per ship New York, via New-York, an exten-
sive assortment Of Hardware, viz
Sad Irons Flemish Tacks
Shoves and Tongs Bed Keys
Stock and Padocks Iron Spoons
Morlce u Knob Locks Brass Hinges
Closet and Chest Locks Brass Butts
Gun and Trunk Locks Patent Iron Butts
Commodo Knobs and Door Butts and Springs
Rings Shovel Pans
Warming Pans Toy Sad Irons
Iron Squares Curry Combs
Bed Screws Jack and Halter Chains
Nest Weights Screw Plates
Sheet Iron Tea Kettles Iron Candle Sticks
Coffee Boilers Box Rules
Glue Pots Cloak Pins
Coal Hods Bras Thumb Latchcs
Plate Hinges Commode Knobs and
Clout Nails Rings, sc. sc. sc
Horse ditto
Which added to their former stock makos
heir ASSORTMENT very extensive. They are
constantly receiving Smiths Bench Tools a
superior article, all of which will be sold on
favorable terms. Call at No. 4, Broad street.
Der I
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the Life and Voyages of Christopher Columhus-by
~ washington Irving, in three voumes-jus received,
and for sale by A. s BEJ,KWITU
march 10
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TO LET,
ITO Tho Chambers (2d siory) II Westminster.
,,sm street Possession given April lst. Price S5O-
IlAkh Inquire Of S. c. SMITH.
march
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Eurelia, know your thoughts
you love me-you are my own. |
could take you with me, end you could
not resist me. Yes, Eureiia, | have
told you that the penalty of loving me
and being mine is to break asunder all
ties with the race Of men-to live
among other beings, and
No matter; will 20 with thee.'
But there is yet another penalty
& care not; will 60 with thec.'
Eurelia,' continued Kathed, look
upon me. seem young and bcauti-
full; my hair is dark and abundant;
my forehead white and unwrinkled
my eycs-are they not expressive Of
the spring time Of years? See, my
limbs are straight and firm; look at
me; I am erect, and bear in my as
pect the image Of youth: but this
will pass away True, Kathed you
are not immortal.' Eurela, you
think me young.' you arc young
No, before the Oldest Of the trees Of
the forest-bcfore this aged sycamore
sprung out of the soil, was ia being;
and | shall live until their trunks be
saplsss-yet not forever. / have but
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Nyspepsia.

nR.MEAD'S PILLS have been proved D! we
IL fallibIe testof truth, experience 'ne u" e., a
feet al medicine ever offered in any co"hu.'
cure ofall those dersnged states OF the rsTlG|
gans, denominated DYS PEPsIA, or iNn i,nosesI
which frequently makes its appearance 'n,T'
plicated forms, such as loss ofappetts' ", o,i
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; beichihs ~
ter, which issometimes tasteless, but most
sour; knawing in the stomach, heartburn. @ Of
paleness of the eountenance, languor' ioN G Iaud
spirits, palpitation oftbe heart, vertigo .na d
sleep. The number ofthese symp'omsvAr rsr,. "a
.nt patients, by some being felt only IN P..sr,.,
others, have additional ones, equany . s,ukre|
such as severe pains inthe head and oreas' Nth ri
weak ness particularly ofthe legs. I9e -. ,ou,t
most effectuslly remove allsourness o, t w corse
not merely by neutrafizingthe acid, bnt ., 1--WE re
that morbid state ofthe secretIons whien ei,bl.pr
Il, and at the same time will restore TO ,he
organs of Indigestion that tone and v'got ..nnalss
Iutey necessary to the well beng OF tEe 5. ,h,,
omy. The best proof oftheir eihcaey .;,O,, sc
are prescribed by many ofthe first PhySs"shos, be
ed by the mosti ntellgentfamilie' through
nion. .IJhvE. sTABL
4 SON, Alexandria, who are asents. TOT and b, pc
turer, by N. Jewett, Washington cry, ..s .rF'
the druggists throughout the unne :a,. New Isf
vh,l.sa1e. bv o. 4 w. Hall, Drugg's"'
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George s. HOugh
q nolc opening large and Ssasonabt Assortment Of
DRY GOODS

yiz super black, blue. olive, mixed and green cloths
and cassmeres Asnneis, hnseys and low priced cassi-
mixed and blue sattinetts, wide and COM
mon bsngups, Aushings and 6aizes, rose blankets,
point stripe and maoknaw ditto. merino shaw's aud
scars cashmere do cloth do. blue, black, orange and
t,rab circassians black Norwich Grape, nankin and
Canton grapes and robes, black Iaanette, Italian us-
,rings and gros de maps. large assortment mourning
and fancy gnghams and cacoes, Marseilles quilts and
knoted conterpanes Of all sizes. low priced domestic
csrpeting, ingram Joc bed ticking (some fui yard
wide,) super black bombaznes, furniture and other
dimities silk and cotton hose, worsed do. (long and
short plain and ribbed) Tartan plads French merno
do (besutiful) mems and womens plaid cloaks, men $
beaver and horseskin gloves, ladies' kid gloves and
mitts nsnkin pongees, bengalets, super black ie-
vantne, chdren's boosees, colored camar'cs' PLAN
and figured Swiss mulls AMI cambrcs. crossbsrred do
Swiss pe,erines and capes cheap and good Irish H.
mems, sheetings and lawns; linen cambrc and hdSis.
cotton and wors,ed carpet bindings, full assortment
of domestic goods aud cotton yarn, pelsse waddng'
low priced figured enOs. Ga and 81 Barnsley diaper
(sout) csmbles with general assortment OF most ar
tices in the dry good ne which renders his stock un
usually complete. f
1 case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
Oh. 5o,en or niece 10th mo 9th
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Er W .la ai,ns, Paient Specific Ointment.

Er. W. Ja AIMS Patent Specific O'ntmeht.
yIluE aboy,. ointment is offered to the public As
II safe and certain remedy for those obstinate ais.
some of which have so long bafled the skill oil
medical science. -.
list. white swelling of every description
o. Sore legs and ulcers oflong standing.
3d. Nchrris or Glanduar tumors, particular tnose
hardened tumors in women's breasts, whlch oiteh'e
terminate in liberated cancers. A..
4th FeIons, or what some people kno" o! TIC
name of Cstsrrhs; OF every Description
Sth. Snrsns and bruizes of every description, orn
Whatever part situated
z,h Tetters of all kinis-in this complaintthe pa,
n, :, ,,nlvipp the ointment must keep the part out
of water. ,c.
9Th. Chilblains or parts effected by frost.
n ia also one of the best remedies tor uurns ana
scalds 1t eases the pain AID 'rawsthe hre ou' III u
short time. ,,,, s,e,I
mos Il is SUPERIOR to any medicine yet known to the
medical faculty. 1t is much safer than nrrcur'S "p
,ca (as II does not contain the smallest atom Oh
ANY preparaton Of the mineral because " docs "u'
aythe aent liable injury from the exposure 'oco'
This ointment has cured sores OF many wears stan"
inpwhere IT is impossible or imprudent 10 neal .he
exernal sore. in consequence OF the bones becoming
carous or rotten; progress OF The eae'
increase the quantity ofdischsrge, remove the ohe"'
sive smell and easethe pains.
1t cures the worst Felons and "bi'lo"sohaPpii'"
ton of 48 hours 4. -
coe systematic disorder require medicine TO be ia
ken inwardly to remove them entirely -nut Ill mo''
common cases by applying this ointment externally As
directed il will give relief, and even IN old people
whose pains have been oflonger standing, 1T VIII Of
ten ease the pain.
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jj,slys
Nr. NAsN's

Anti. Duspepiic or sou SfO"stcn .'', os,
-. ~. ,,,nc,ly for ,pdis2 eston IN It's '''o''
a eonnlicated forms OF me variety VI ,L
n ~ ,,,,,.n s,stem is subject te's ate NOR s"o
hor, o,p. nor distressing or de't' ucS"' =" 49, T.
.t,t ,tiou tbsn ndi .es,on ~ Sour o'o""@ -, h,f
ease prev ais to <, eat extent ana "s' 80 - Is al
A. thr kin of Tn. lac sty chat re'"edv cay Vi
- ,r,,,,o /, I, NV adesiJeratum al every ffa'e "
p ,nai lh,s statement is confirmed oy the eNPe''
=, an, sand. VINO nave suffered under u ""o a''s
-, 80 many reaedics to no purpose a'e no"
ha 70 nave recourse snch paiitst'res ssioey ma!
co,o,e ,o lind most conducive TO their co"'o'' "
;na,.,tion IS meant loss appetite and great
n,rtis l,ry of the legs and wasting o. tne ""U'e
- tt.,,th,,rn OF an uneasy sensation oil neat so"".
~ nil of the stomach which - sotnstines a''e""e"
.;,h n,nse. or sickness Of the-tomach and VouhtnS
h,.h,ns m of water wnichi generally sour paieness
,S ~, 90 nte .ance costiveaess. iansno' gddmess'
touness of SPLITS disturbed sleep, Paip"a'on o' '"e
heart. iatuenee, &C. ...>. nv
rne.. symptoms vary in different persons some eN-
.,.ncny more of the m, and some less each IN the
or,er AMI degree OF his own particular case "ese
pills .e a. powerful tonic neutrahze the ac'o upon
,h. ton.sh give th to the debiuated OF ans Oh
d;y.stion restoye the appetite. remove nausea a. '"o
.ton,eb and ultimately recove' the heath OF tue Pc
,;nt rhey do not ronta,n mercury IN any 'or, nov
Se.h.x ekenthe tomacn as mostp ,rgatve medicines
~ ~, M, form the Office of safe and mild Pnrsatve
ri are not $ ,rpasse6 by any medi inc. they sis
.s,.,o,s o.rtienl arly calculated or family use
rhs !, eutor of these Pills was one OF the mosSem
,,.ct;t;oners of medicine in the United states ano
80 ,h.m successf ly in his pracuce tor ten Sea''
IT, ar. NOT GOT M a nostrum to deiuoetne c'eo"
-, A.. recommended on the basis oil truth sne
.,,.r;ence In orderthatthey NAV 'eeo''e e.,
=, n..fl and wit hin the reach OF all, tne' ave o'
ctthelow price of So cents per Don -" o Gov
r. ~rA8' EN >'.'
Esj,6tx-street, .iiexandria.
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Twenty Dollars Reward.

DAN AWAY from the subscribers On me hrst aay
Ii, of August last, a negro man by tn. name o
Sau something's calls himself BOB. The saidne
gro is Of black complexion abou, twenty four yesrs
DID, heigh, not recolleced. He will be ess',! kIWh
from the fact that all the fingers from the lett hant
are cut off; and, upon close inspection, scar WIZ DC
discovered on his under lip. tie WI pfooap'y ~.
,sTnnt r. make his way towards Mar, land, he was
lately from the Jail at Charlottesville, Virginia. or ne
NAV try to make for the Ohio We will pay the above
reward of 90 dollars to any person who will lodge HIM
Jail so that we get him again
po,l;r,,bam Cm,r.. Va Sept. a. % lm
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Montgomery County, 1925
Boonsbor,uph, Dec. 81, 1923.

BOOnS50r0ugh, TIC ST, 1873.
Mr.. Herstons-Iu the fail of 1872, Nr N'serk, hv-
ing near this place. received severe bite from doS
~ ;h elf or hi. leg; tae teeth having entered both
sides. the wound deep, the leg much rrialed and in
famed, with considerable pam; heso lied on me about
the third Jay after it happened to know" u knew OF
an, ,hingto help him. Having potot nr Judkins'
ontmentin my house, applied plaster winch act
ed with it's usual success the application was CONT
ued for five or six days. by which time he WAS quite
ven. Again, one of our ,eishb"rs had one OF his
thumbs badly torn and ma"ged by BITE; this ONT,
men, was applied. and nothing after and made per
feet cure. Iaave appel It IN many instances IN my
own family with grca, success; and III burns an'!
-r.ds do think i, stands unrvailed, II IS well worth
the attention of every family
'"~ DAVID DROOKHAPT.
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amy
DAVID DROOKHAPT.
York, September 90, I.

sir-Having been for y number OF years afflicted
With the rheu,a,isn tn that degree that ottenimcs
xas unable to waik-tr,mg vsretv Of cures without
effect ! heard of JudSins olntment-"htained IT,
md bv using The no, agreeable to direction,
t,ey cured aud have since now more than yearl
h.nn fi,;c,ed with it. JACOB LETTER.
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CERTIFIC ATES.
E,oy, The National Journal.

The following new md highly respectable testimo-
NAL of the efficacy of Judkns ointment IN curing one
of the diseases for which it is deemed to be aremedy
has lately been received by the subscriber from the
Hon John Cooke, of the House of Representatives OF
the United States, wi,hpermissonto publish the same
Sr-My SON being aficted for FIVE years with white
swelling, and having applied every remedy recon-
mendeib y the mos, eminent physicians within my
reach without success, at length procured one jug
of Judkins ointment and made the application accord
ing to the accompan. the ontmenti and
state for the benefit othe afflicted that before ,ne
,ns mo ,vas used. a pertect cure was effected My
,on has enioyed good health since. have no doubt
o the ointmen, alone he is indebted; as aothing was
sed for more than months before the application
ofthe oinm ent. Respectfully,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-10-20
.1nnapolts, .7pri! 1922.

thereby certify, that have used some of Julkins'
in,ment in nv family with such success as convinees
~, 10, !, deserves to he recommended to the affct-
ii One ins,ance-My son had been Iaboring under
VERY disagreeable eruption his head that bafied
al Efforts to cure i,-untlby applying part of aug
it was entirely remov ed in less than week
III. Y. DUVALL.