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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-27
From the Harrisburg Argus, June p.
ADMINISTRATION VoTE OF PENNSYLVANIA.


Our friends at distance may rest assured that
the vote of Pennsylvania, from being lew months
ago about fve to one against u.s. is now nearly bafah
ced The exaggerated statement Of the opposition
as to their numbers are intended to deceive our
citizens, and il il to be regretted that they nave
been partially successful. Some OF our Ir!ehus We
find have been in the habit OF dcductlhg laii tfon
their statement to arrive at the truth. NV soo y
equally false. except ia exent.--They Claimed 2to
majority in Bucks county, when all their lhteillSeh
men knew the balance was about lou0 against ti'eh.
They claimed 1000 majority IN Lancaster county
when their leaders privately confessed they i'an
g not man to spare" and they NO" kno" ,.'u va
lance in that county is against them. The follow
ing statement is very near the opinion OF Pennsyl-
vania 1t is not our inienon to exag5erate our pros.
poets in the smallest degree.
The Joint rote Of the counties combined as OstoV
will give administration Tujorlties
Philadelphia City and County, Delaware
four Eastern districts of Chester coun
- -' 1880
Rsrts and York counties. $1,000
Cumberland, Adams, Franklin, Bedford and
D,uob,n counties. 1880
Bucks Montgomery and Northampton couh-
ties, Lchigh, Schuyllil, Lebanon. Luzerne
IA Columbia co1nties 81 900
Fayette, Washington and Allegheny counties l4,3oo
Huntington, Centre and Cleartleld counties 300
Beaver, Butler, Cambria, Crawford, Erie,
po,tar and N,Kenn counties. $500
Votes OF thiry-two counties. including The - =
LARGEST in the state. Whole vote. l20,50l
There are from 80 to $4,000 remaining
votes to be given, Of which the AdlnlnstFa-
son have at least one tard
Suppose them to be 10000, Jackson two
thirds @o.eot
ADMINISTRATION ono third 1888
Difference 10 ,333
1t follows that change Of G.6G7 votes give tbs
majority Of the state to the Administration. There
have been probably more than thatnumber OF chan
ges within the last month.
The Menonite.. are peaceablc and industrious
class of citizens. who very seldom 50 70 the polls t.
vote They nov openly declare with US the neces
sity of voting against military 'tsurpation. lhel
vote will be from IS to 10000, and has an 'npor
tant bearing ON the above estimate.
The following members OF Congress VIII ~ al
probability be left out at the next general elfctlon
Mcssrs. Ingham, Buchanan, Green. Ramsay. hre
rner, vanhorn and Stevenson, and perhaps tw
others.
We invite orr opponents to canvass the aboN
statement as closely as they please ana shoN II tue
can that it is not both true and candid.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1828-06-27

people, and Gen. jackson l2iz /; anu YET the uene
raj obtained 9 electors, and Mr.. a. but !.
How viii these Peroersions q me Puottc uin DC
excused by the immaculate leaders OF the jack
son party? According to their own ideas the
electoral votes ought to have stood diifer rent
ly--let US adjust the balance. and setthe mater
right
From Gen. Jacksons vote, 80
There should be deducted
Maryland, say
New Jersey,
North Carolina, IS
Louisiana,
Illinois, PSI
-6e
From Mr.. Adams vote, 81
Deduct Louisiana, $50
ADJ; MARYLAND.
Illinois,
New Jersey. 8-o5
10 Mr.. crawtord's vote al
Add North Carolina l5---56
To MIR. Clay,s ynte, 81
Add Louisiana 5-----42
Total. 2G
AMI wc have true EXPRESSION of the popular
,y;U-Now. give te the doctrine of plurdlities all
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

Personally appeared 1e.orcme john r.. Scurgs,
Justice of tHo Peace for sand county, Thomas
Couch and made oath that Doctor James l..
Armstrong. r tho summer of l-97. requested
chs dopo1cnr to give hm statement of tbe
crme tra' and execution Of John Woods ibid
So. liant afterwards n ihe month OF February
l-2-. Doctor Armstrong agliu applied to me for b
certificate of what I had before stated This
certificate / have seen correctly published m the
Kentucky Reporter and now declare a'l 1 have
slfeI m sHd certhclte. us coming within mv
own knowledge correct further s0lemnlv de-
clre, ,hai Co.oue. Andrew Erwin never applied
to mc Cor statement or certificate of the above
case neither did any other person for bum To- nv
knowledge, neither DO I recoliect ever c0nyerSinr
with hm on ,he subject no amy time previous. nor
until some time after 4 bad given nav certificate.
4 Further state. that John Woods never deserted
tfon One ARM, as We marched into Fort Sroth5l
ar -ls snme time. ana [ was dnly m the habit IF
seeing hm mu. he was arrested for tne crime
cha Ted io DIS del-h. IT he ever had deserted
must have been 10 some other campaign, ana
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

Union ,ss SEX and wounded were UNIFORMLY saF-
- mn the COAST ,boye the reach OF danger, !
o'n,oi see and fit had been otherwise, II wouia
rgre but i,tle sLia or foresight IN The command
inc General. But Doctor Hogg Received MS m
-:'Tmation from "Chaplain Gwinn. Although
.ocun;ed p~rt IF the same house with tins gentle
.,.n / neitbe, messed with him, nor slept IN the
s4me room: vet such statements would DC ou'
If character with his reverence, because l nave
long sncethat period convicted tins same y nap
m of e,iSrcBrcSentati0RS before the Methodis'
Tennessee Annual Conference, and the proofs dre
now, in INV possession. 1T. Pmchard supplied my
nlsce n The Regiment whilst was SICK, ana also
Itfeneed TO myself; but where he lives / do mol
know. DR.. Bedford was part OF the hme nay
room-rnate in New Orleans, and TO nm nay Z
rirten. but will not wait for his answer.--lh 'he
mean time submit the following statements
I certify, that, during the time that Genera
Winchester commanded al Mobile, Doctor JainS'
Armstrong came TO that place from fensaooiI
las understood from hiniselfand others,( ana
SID or three DAYS al Mr. Duval's where then
bosrded During this time the Doctor complain
al rorv much OF his situation, and consulted me
sbort his own case, the particulars OF which &c
NOT NJ this period distinctly recolect only tha' ne
comnlained of a discharge of blood from ms DOW
el.. looked badly, and appeared much deblh'aIeI
Think this must have been some nmeln the ihou'l
ofDecembeT, 1914. r uOr,trS
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
Lexington, May eh1s04.

DssT Sir-This win be handed TO You by DR..
Jas. l.. Armstrong, young gentleman who has
studied medicine IN this place under my direction.
It's his intention TO settle in Nashville, or IN some
other part of your State. Should il be convenient
for YOU to give him the opportunity Of becoming
more Intimately acquainted with YOU, be will not
fail Of dscoyering to YOU quantities worthy Of your
friendship. His mind IS vigorous and independent,
and his acquisition of knowledge Svery rapid. i
hatter myself that this conduct will ensure your
esteem and secure the appreciation of his fellow
citizens. lie has been a member Of the Medical
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
JOIINCOFFEE.
FnnellcrtRl. % o.. Is14

IUTITTII TIT'I -III- VI I7-II
SIR--An election has been held for Field OFF,
GERS to the new organised Regiment, and Colonel
Thomas Will .mson, of Davidson, is elected to
the command of the Regiment. Enclosed Is his
order appointing Surgeons mates, and recog-
nising your appointment. | send YOU his f0l
your own satisfaction, and the information of Mr.
Bedford that he may prepare and come on with
YOU. You viii be very much wanted do come on
ms soon as possible.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
Head Quartersl Camp near Pensacola
November 9, 1sI4
u. CHOTARD. 80. 80 81.
LoAis "a tlt1. NAi-g
ofGen. Cotiees Brigade.

In Pensacola / was taken sick, and messen-
ger was sent TO Mobile for another Surgeon.
When he arrived, | was some better. In Pen
sacola witnessed the passage ofthe British feet,
and sent General Winchester information of the
fact by express TO Mobile. / left Pensacola 18th
or 2Jth OF Dec. and travelled TO Mobile, AZ which
place l staid two or three DAYS, and consulted and
took medicine from Doctor Holmes NOW of Muir
freesborough TENNESSEE From thence to New
Orleans, and arrived there on the first of January
lsl5, and well may yourecollect it; for it was
that rried on from General Winchester. the pro-
ceedings Of the court-martial at Mobile, in the
case of six militia men (who were shot) and pla-
ced them in your hands at head quarters, long be.
fore the cannonading had ceased.
It's true, I did not perform much service at
New Orleans; bat it was my misfortune, and not
my fault / was sick when arrived there, anc
continued sick until left the place 18th Feb.
and Doctor Hogg Is perfectly welcome 10 all The
sctat he can gain from you, MS master, and YOU
satellites, for his devotion in Your service: and
hurl back the insinuation he has given on hlmssl
with contempt. What motive a surgeon coule
have had for affecting sickness TO "avoid the at
mosPheEe ofthe enemy cannon" At New OylsanI
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
II. HOLMES.
urfreesborough, April 18th, ISIS.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.
Rutherford Count, ApriI 18th, le2e'

huWCJOFu OONttss -AP' I" i'.'''i 49,
lido hereby certify, that early in January, lol5,
,rb;Ie the Amy Law nj New Orleans, was there
-. IN , boat. when Doctor James l.. Armstrong
f1u6d me out, with whom had been acquainted
IN Tennessee. The Doctor sent a boy with a
h. on two days to take me to his room, but |
..-.. unable 10 travel On the third day he sent a.
oain. and went and staid with him, and slept on
I;1 ,natress uutil got better At this time the
Doctor was very sick himself, and | was fearful
he would never recover A tall, slender Physi-
ci,n. whose name / do not recollect, attended the
Doctor and also gave me medicine, under the pre-
scriptions Of Doctor Armstrong.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
CADER DEMENT,.

In conclusion will remark that although have
becn intemperatey assaulted, and my motives i'm
puoned, vet feel myself shielded BY the panopy
.offryth; and respectfully. but confidently, appeal
to every candid man, i'll hlyenot supported eve
ry material fact stated in all my communications,
by ample proof.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
never heard oil it. 'Sw0Iuto before nc, this 10Th
of April 1913.
State of Tennessee, Bedford Countl.

Personally appeared before me, Asa Stone,
Justice Of the Pence for sad county, Samuel Han
n. ,nd made oath, that he gave the certificate
0,Iilisbsd I'M tine Kentucky Reporter of the 9th of
March last at the request Of Doctor James l..
Arns-ronr; and thlt neither Colonel A. Erwin,
mar ANN part of his fm.iiy, ever asked him to
o;.o si3 certificate, and further states, that snd
Sertifcate is true 10 the best of his knowledge
and h.ieE
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
JAS. L. ARMSTRONG.
Camp ncar Tn Islands, IN Nor. 1913

Doct Armstrong,
Sir, Your letter ofths date rendering your
resignation, Is at hand l am NOT invested with
power to accept the resignation of WaUant-Ofh-
GERS; and such are all Surgeons and Surgeon
mates. You are commissioned by the President
of the United States, through his Agent lthe Gov
orner of TENNESSEE and the same power which
gave YOU your Commission must receive your re-
signation. If YOU wish 10, viii transmit YOUR
let, u 10 the proper authority. The reasons
YOU have urged for rendering your resignation are
novel. believe there has been no instance Of
Surgeons or Surgeons mates rising by seniority
or according TO the dates Of their warrants ofap-
poinmcnt In selecting Doctor Shelby as Hos
pital Surgeon, may have done injustice TO your
merits but be assured have not been governed
by partially or prejudice knew that Doctor
Shelby had been regularly graduated, and that he
had attended the Hospitals in Philadelphia for sew
eral winters These were advantages which /
knew not that YOU possessed and l should have
been greatly wanting in the duty which It believes
me to discharge If, under these circumstances, l
had gwen YOU the preference.
/ am. respectfiIlv Yours &c
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

NC have dlcn personally acquainted with
George A. Brock for SIX years, and believe hlm
% be man Of Truth and credit, md stands hu
vl,h us. BARRET FORSlrHE
a. ~. RICHARDSON
JESSE GOrCHEb.
J. n. CAMDEN
BENZ H. HOLM
JOHN uICkEBSON
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
Your friend,
IOHNCOFFEE, !

JOHN FEE, Brig. General
Dr. Jas. /. Armstrong, SheHyriiie [eNpress. J
There was no man in the Army better acqu lint-
ed with me than was General Coffee. | had lived
ms near neighbour for number ofyears, and part
of the time his family Physician; under his i'm
mediate eve, he had seen my conduct during two
campaigns, and if was the man described BY DR..
Hogg, & your other friend,-think you, he would
have invited me third lime TO accompany HIM
Surelynot But the lritg Doctor Hogg heard
nothing Of me for long time; [ viii refresh your
memory Il his, blythe production the following
order from yourself
Head Quarersl Camp near Pensacola
November 9, 1874.
SIR-You are directed 10 remain with the sick
and wounded at Pensacola. The Major General,
bH0lriRg HOB, need not command cafe and atten-
ton TO the wants Of those brave men.
Bycommand. With respect,
II CrTOV,Apn l.. 40. - -
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
ANDREW JACKsON, 10 GmeraL
Cam Stroller Nor. :

James L. Armstrong, Surgeon TO the Regiment
of Tennessee Volunteer Cavalry is lurloughed until
he receives an answer to his letter ofresignation
JNO. ALLCORN, COL Comm g Ten. Vol Gao.
ANDREW JACKSON, MAJOR General
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
JAMES L. ARMSTRONG

P. s. hopethe Editor ofthe "Banner a Wing
at Nashville, viii do me the favour to copy the a.
bove into his paper-my character has been assail-
ed, and wish to be heardin my own state.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28
SAMUEL HANNA.
Sworn TO before me this 18th Of April I62S.
ASA STONE, JP.


state Of TENNESSEE, Bediord County, APrl ls28.
The undersigned cidzens of the aforesaid
county, certify that they have been acquainted
with Z thomas Couch and Samuel Hanna from ten
90 fifteen years, and some OF them longer; and
checr.uiIy state that they have always maintained
Inc charlcJer of men Of morality, ruth, honor
and honesty; and that full faith md credit is due,
and ought TO be given TO their statements.
EDWARD CAGE WILLIAMP. FINCH
MATT. MARTIN WIN. ). WATERSON
JOHN MCBRIDE JOHN TlLMAN
II. b. MOSELH ISAAC MUSE.
The undersigned citizens of Bedford County,
in the Stteo of tennessee, do hereby ceriiy, l4t
they have been icqu in,ed Vithkobcrt furguson
ofsiJ c5mN-trom ten To twelve years, N be-
heye Dim so b. man of ,ruth and honos9, mi
that fu. creG, is due TO ms statements-Given
under their hands April, l-2o.
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

-.,,---ssrd. noar 90 Che Ten Islands, from winch
"a n. .., -eruruei William Bagor with us--and
S9.-rl-Is rc-i--cmolod at Fayetteville, 0t which
pIaes John Woods Jomcd the company, as a sub
.,f,., nm fho paco OF William Rlgcr and went
I'M r iouoI the Army at Fort S,rothcr, during
which time $50 were ll m lhe habit of seeing
Woods every dav. and during that time know of
-,, net of disobci,ence on the part of Woods, or
ir.r,b1rlnaHon until the ltflr for which be was
sye-u-eL Woods had dep0rcd himself SO Gar
M we know. as wen as the soldiers commonly
OF that company, or any other ana we all. know,
,-,t rrsitiyelr certify that be never before that
..ne either deserted or bad been guilty OF mOtiny
Ana L William Stewart, further certify, that
b1I sn9,n Woods from SINAI, boy, and ti0iO he
h7l never served lny other tour OF duty -hln the
one iu (which De was eng gcd 10 thc time he was
qbot We hive ..so heard the statement OF Capt
1I---.-. a. great pare 90 which wa snow to be cor
re.f ana have entire confidence bon the truth ot Ihe
-,.t.l. WILLIAM STEWART,
JOSEPH ALEXANDER,
ISAAC ANDERSON.
Tv--s-Is-11 thccompanv commanded hy Capt
Harris and was NTH his company when they
frs- went out ucltthe Ten Islands, and returned
with tbem J1m Woods was not then along
When th8 company re-asscmlled at tayette'u.e
understood Woods substituted m rne place o
gVInn Raaer. and from that time went ON WIN
rhs -lmDuv .o Fort Srother. lf be- ras guilty
,rI-.,b. I.-rcs aforIor.. iusubo.Llluon. mluuA
or ie-erlon. previous 90 the alialr tor winch h'
uas executed, never heard OF Re-
Ap1T VTUNERF
Virginia statesman. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1828-1829, 1828-05-28

County,
The undersigned commanded Company in
COL Canon's Regiment Of Mounted Gunmen at
the Battle of Talladega, IN the Creek Nation, on
the 9th November 1873, and distinctly recoLects
seeing Doctor James L. Armstrong there attending
to the duties Of his profession.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29
nv FLETCHER & TOE4ER.

? AND FOR SALE wish 10 srli ihat
h 4 vaiuah'e tract oiland lying on Otef RI.
Yer, about four miles from Wards Bridge aud
three from Wards road. in Campbell county,
Il contains Cos Acres. haudsome.y improved.
aud Ia good repair. The land IS of inr quality +,
particularly adapted 10 tobacco. This and is
we'll waleled aud timbered and a great deal of
hne tobacco land TO cut there j, = body of %
OF 10 acres Of low grounds OF good quality at
taehed to II, on the river--Ihete is limestone of
Inequality also, on this land which has been
tried: also, iren ore, in great abundance, which
has been tilcd and proved 10 be Of superior
qua lily. the spring convenient To- the dwelling
Is very laree, afordiug sulicency OF water for
an oYershot mill. Also, most delightful seat
for miil--lhe water is OF superior quality.
This Land is subject 10 deed IL trust. {, the ob
Jrct in selling IS To satisfy said deed after which
being done, good and bona Idle tile can be
made. The purchaser may make payment HIM
Selfto the persons who hold the trust deed
Any persons wishing 10 purchase or view said
lands. wiu please call oa Capt \ T. Galway.
Who lives on said laHris, or the subscriber near
Ward Bridge, The terms viii he made as nc.
csnTodaIing as possible but bargain can be
had for cash Possession can be had on the Isl
oiAlannary next, and the privilege of seeding
thy fall. JNO. Is. RUTLEDGE.
Aug % ts3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29
VOL. VINO. IA.

tn gallon never YET knew this fail ter;s~
relief IN FIVE minutes This Is asserted ON aos..
per'enss Of thirty years
Its operation Is thus accounted Ior ~.
grunss from some cause having ahanJope4
thrir usual food, seize upon the stomach. sn8
when the war o blood thus thrown IN reaeb,a
them, they Immediately loose their hid d,
he'd on u So thnt instant relief follow.
The bleeding Inns tendency 10 allay any f.
yer caused by the attack, and II suiIic,ea
quantity Is given II will aei n, pnrgstiye ana
carry them OIL.
~ ,snol mn uncommon thing for ernb1 O.
anack horse soon alter be Is relieved from
ny rolin.--They hre disturbed either by tha
dlaease or the means used 10 cure Nhe,s
once reused To action, they never inll In SEIZE
on the most vilol aud dangerous pnrt. i.
would therefore he we'll, IN all onses Of eiibe.
eoio or grubs To give m active purge ate
lhe horse u relieved tom min ms whej,
loose they nrs easily carried off with the meA
diciue hut whan ineh.4.i - nv sIffBaJb To,ts
ing that would leave life Ia thr horse couid ioics
them To qlll their hold Tins may be demon.
'sirnied by attempting 10 deiach ihem from The
ftoinach OF dead horse, The grub Is surely
Produced fiom the nil Is Frequently seen on hot
pes, which only requires moisture and heat l.
F,nIch Ihns. n slightly moisiened. and iLt
breath blown on II with the hand partly closed
4 will in lew moments produce a most acliy.
little worm which, IL he gets IN The mouth, IL ~
we'll calculated To travel down the throat, ~
be is afterwards 10 produce ihe mos, inni el.
eris
lew weeks feeding on green oats, ~ corn
cut up. siflk. ear and all, will generally carry
oil most of the grubs that mny be- in horse at
least tnfy viii thus get rid OF lafe auaniitesY
which mus, snrely lessen the danger Il is yan
TO endeayor 10 d~rtoy them what would xiii
horse IN fifteen iniunles, would scarcely affect
them, or II Il would, the remedy would be as bad
as the disease. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29

q WILL sell from 800 to 500 acres Of uncIpar
W. ed land, lying in Bedford county. three
quarters of a mile from New London Academy
and thirteen from Lynchburg. It's wen adapt
,I TO the culture OF Tobacco aud the different
E'"a oi grain usually cultivated in the ueightor
hooa Is well wateIed, aud lies better than any
''cl at ITS SIZE in this part Of the country. 1t IS
50 situated as to he entirely exempted from da-
mage ly heavy rains or high water The terms
wa he very accommodating say one, two
f'u 'htee years, upon small payment in hand.
Inquire ofthe subscriber, one nile and lad
south Of New London. Alex. AUSTIN.
Ian. II. tsPa
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29
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, ~ 'ni very ''ff'' tof' an wen e7.e'.alfd
w ,eak' uaHFV aa pNIeais ana lil1nes,
'e'm' M To introduce y'tf particularly -
yen and 70 "f friends - Baltimore, q young
traveller ia' whom nave mneh election au3
esteem y as the Duke ct hou'g"a.ia. son 10
the ce'"'.r'ed Marshal La7ues, "Ho 1all jon
c"siF ''.ae "si war. lie fz Eows u H#'t
The United ai'tes, ard VII sal non Liver.
pool.
Tie enclosed isHsr has been written 10y nv
friend sna colleague - Gl9dd- Lf.a. =
Judge Of She laris ROYAL Court aud raamaer
oC tire Asso.adou If Naz vino passeezts ti- On
get flock | fHIfI. i.gfabg. An Is GfnafpA "a
the derartripnt de Lam. ncur the frontier. Il
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-29
EPHEPsY--sALrAC CURE.

Ppnr fish woman WINS seized with n ht of
epilepsy IN the market and tell with violence
on the ground, Immediately afterwards she
was so dreadinlly oonyulsed, Rroened 40 hea.
Willy, md became so pellid, thai the by stand.
ers concluded that she was Just going 10 "E.
pire Sutherland. the officer. having procu-
red some salt, put u small quantity into hee
mouth, which nlmoa instantly prod'Ned So
lnie,y effect second dose was administer
ed, on which the poor womnn opened hee
eyes, rose, tooka drink of cold water, and Isl
few minutes resumed her business quito
we'll. fEnghh pa.