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We hold that private vices, If they do not
heapacita,e man from filing high Offices. at
last Tend to UNFIT him, aud should always be
hken into account when we estimate his cha
|acter and services. II is monstrous to say
hat private conduct has nothing to do with
)ublic conduct. II is not SO. file who cannot
ear the eye Of scrutiny in the domestic walks
y life, will be found lacking when brought into
|levared stations Besides, there is an evident
roprie,y that our public men should possess
miablr, virtuous dispositions -shouid stand
uihlrss before the world Of moral tarpilude,
nd have reputation unsullied by the breath
hat those who 81, in their high places should
De men Of furnished charac'sr-it i'll becomes
my People, that vices, at which, il committed
by those in comparative humble walks, the
1 slow, unmoving 6uger Of scoro" would poin',
Mould be deemed secure from comment or re-
msrk, when allied 10 power aud place. The
Press is sealed on such subjects, because men,
Ii we should tear aside the veil which concea!s
10 much that is loaihsome and disgus ing,
kould cry out " slanderer.!" I" calumnlato,!"-
re should be accused Of prostiru,iag our pen
I'D mind to the low work Of defamaiion-and
ur sheet would he decrird as base and unprin-
iplsd: as il we could engage in purer and
olisr cause Than the detection and exposure oil
bee, even though we should boldly drag II
rom its concealment among the great OF thu
land II is the fashion Of the times to ,hinl
otherwise, and we mus, submit. Men OF Prin
eiple and character must only lament that
rs so,
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with the stream, and Isl very "Triton among
The minnows." The study Of character as con-
nected with the force Of circumstances, and
the peculiar complexion Of the times, is an in
struclive as well as an interesting employment,
and the me,aphysician would find much to re-
fec, on, in tina, Of Mr.. Benton's. II is only in
times Of political excitement, that Mr.. Benton
would be tolerated. II We were quiet among
ourselves, and had no political turmoils to agi'
ta,e Us, the author Of such production as the
East Room Letter, would be secuted off the
stage Of action. We would inquire what right
the exposed propagation Of a most vile and IN
famous faisehood, could have TO appear as the
representative OF sovereign State? and it IS
most probable that, abashed and conscience
stricken, he would quail before the indignation
OF the people, and seek fitting obscurily, 10
conceal himself and bis deeds.
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and 200 cow hide. at 1osf duty paid. The demand

and 200 COW hides at i05f duty paid. The demand
continues.
S4S~s-The favorable accounts from Paris and
Rouen have given activity to Transactions and
quent 6rmness to prices. Nevertheless towards the
close OF the week there was less eagerness purchase
Prices Of brown ranged from s. 74f The stock on
the LIST inst TO- 600 hhds landed shipbosrd, 1000
Of which were to be sent to Rouen.
Cofee-The transactions continue to be limited
The stock on the LIST inst 90 222 bags 100 hhds ~
terces and e89 bbls 5000 900 lbs of all quail.
ties-part Of this was not sale, and half was of
quality not fit for consumption. St. Domingo was in
better request, although little was DONE Martinique
and Gaudaoupe arrive in abundance and are therefore
little sought after.
hadigo.-Nothing yet doing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18
Steamboat lime.

GG0GmA The Steam Boar FRANK.
LIN, having been purchased by
e2s15,,rEATMDthe Washington, Alexandra and
q Georgetown Steam Packet Com.
psny, and Capt. j. hewitt appointed her commander,
will leave Washington for Baltimore on Sunday, the
10Th Instant and every succeeding Sunday, at o'clock
in the Mornings stopping at Alexandra and tne o.n
Baltimore on wednesday. the 22d instant, and every
succeeding Wednesday, a, o'clock in the afternoon.
The Steam Darke, FREDERICKSBURG
will continue her trips heretofore; and eommun
cation between Baltimore and the District be thus re-
guarly kept up twice week.
~ Passage, in either boat. exclusive nj
mSssT18 eo6t
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Lost,
Cash for Negroes.

I'VE. wish to purchase UNE HU1sD ZIG 20 y. os ...r,
w NEGROES, Of both sexes fro. u 70 20
f eId hands Also mechanics Of every de; se
ton wishing to sell would H hiSser prse, for
CALL we are Who Is now or may here
af' enw 10 communication in writing will be promptly az!
,.nJcd to. We can at all times be founa Al ~ Uu r.
dence. west end Of Duke street, A'e !. apMstEIn.
julv II ehh
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Notice.

AIRS. NJ. NJ CRUIKSHANK will open SChooL
N for Young Ladies, in woif.street in this city, on
1.,.sdsu th. 18th inst. where the following branches
will be- taught. viz :-Reading, orb"graphy' Writing.
xr;,hmetie Geography English Grammar, Rhetoric,
composton. History, Natural philosophy, Chemistry
Drawng and Painting and the Use 81 The c 9"1ss and
Professor uggi.s, of the Columbian Colleges "i Jo'
seph Andrews, DIR. 7. p. Jones, Dr. Se~a'.' sra W.
WalIach, ESQ Of Washington. luy -
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This is to give notice,

vIyHAT the subscriber has obtained Letters Of Admi-
nistration from the Orphans Court of the County
Of Alexandra, the estate Of CATurRIna CRAI''
deceased late of the county aforesaid. All persons
indebted to the estate required to make immediate
nsymen: and those having claims against the estate
are required TO present them Immediately, with the
vouchers annexed or they may, by law, be excluded
from all benefit Of said estate
JAS. HARRISS, Jun.
july 1876 Admir-.
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('NeaO Goods.

TIME subscribers intend making change ~ H;ea
n -. .sdmc;no their stock of Goods, offer them, n'1
that rod. al very small advance upon the eos, ne
is large, seasonable and general and BUY
era by wholesale or retail will get them az reaaceo
prices.
ialv 8-dU
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Notice.

A CAMP MEETING will be held on Col. w MI
n nor's land, abou. 5 miles from Georgetown, ID e.
and about ii from Alexandra. which will commence
on the oath inst The Ministers and Members ~ the
w oco,sd Methodist Churches hereby respectfully in
u;,. the nublc and the ministers and members OF ~!
other Churches to join them in this meetng.-t wi'
he held in beau. iful grove, and the water on the
ground is very fine. In addition TO the stationed m
n others from Baltimore and other places are eI-
. w. ~ T =" attend. july Is
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COMMERCIAL.
From the Havre Journal of LIST June.
REVIEW OF THE MARKET.

pEyIEW OF THE MARKET
co,,o, There has been no variation during the past
week There steady sn s soo S.e.
rhs stock is q, 500 bales against 43ooo
At she same period last year, The arrivals Of tn. week
=. .ne snSa hsIesMl322 from Neworleans-l2s7 from
cSareston4Oo of which were Sea Isands-ses Dae'
from Newyort Sales, 2S54 bales aH 11s sob;Ie sc
oaa. SOC Tenn. and Alab 81 s7a; s67 Upands' COM
mon, II a SO. oo,, A.h..ner Edward
sonn.s so bb new Pot hs s.is, Of sT pess
been sold together at SIT NO css;U have had an un.
ahl. ;nauence in this article, and 24f were WIN
m oh,snrJ for 81 tierces of ordinary quality
There are about 600 tierces in second hands zs
Hams.-1O, 900 Buffalo Hams nave pee" SUN -
T1..r The American on sale is without demana.
Hds.-s.les of Montevideo OK hides nave % s.
,.as a. 1osf. s79c-soo Buenos Ayres brought ii''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

correspondent Of the Baltimore Chronicle
recommends The establishment OF an Historical
Society in Maryland, similar 10 that in New
York. There are so many Interesting associa-
tions connected with the history Of our couu-
try-so much calculated 10 please in an emf
men, degree, tina, we should wish TO see aocie'
ties of a similar nature formed in every State OF
The Union. w. have our an,iquiues as well as
The nations of Europe Antiquities full as IN
,rresing and curious, although not so famed nor
SO much sought after. The mounds the
yraves-,he for ifcs,ions Of people now Tor
gotten in the lapse Of ages, and Of whose origin
and existence we know nothing as yet, are scat
tered all over the continent. Referring 10 later
times. we have the archives OF EmigI ants, CO.
lonies, and States 20 collect, arrange, and dis
pose. There are materials enough to employ
the time and attention Of hundre DIS, aud II should
ne The business of our Historical Societies 10
;uyes iea,e and elucid,,e This mass OF matter
before them. They may perform an important
service 10 the country, and supply the future
historian with facts, which BY his own exer'ions
he never could have known. No Stale presents
richer field for the lsbors Of societies OF this
kind than Virginia, and none should be more
interested in fostering and protecting them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

CHEAP TRAVELLING I'VE understand that
the steamboats, Philadelphia and Victory bro'l
their passengers from Albany to this city tor
one dollar, including boarding aud lodging. we
are informed tina, I" il will be much cheaper In
day or two!" Ne,o' YORK. COMMERCIAL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18
New ~ Neat Flour

NOR sale by J0NA. JtNNEY.
Who continues to purchase whest at the Phenx
Mill, two miles from Alexandra, also at his mill on
ocot,nk, eight miles from Alexandria for which the
Alexandra markes price will be paid Persons having
Wheat for sale will please call At either Of the shove
places, or on the subscriber in Alexandra.
mo- 4--en6f
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The course pursued by the late Opposition
riD's, and ny those which are no'o forced into
pm-,hing like an opposi,ioa, is as diffrren, as
hn well be. I, will be recolec,ed that, if Mr..
dams went home upon the death Of hi, hon
ped parent, his route was followed by the cry
% his enemies-Mr CLAW, after months Of in-
{essan, application at the desk, was pursued 10
bis ki"dred VITA reproaches aud insults and
~ all of The Cabinet, if they ef, their posts for
! week, were attacked in the most acrimonious
hammer How changed the scene! The", ra>
kelling Cabinet" has been put down, and their
immaculate successors duly installed But a
sw months have elapsed since they took the
Gins of power; aud travelling" is the ordSr
Sf their day No abuse marks the departure,
nd follows in the walk, of the President and
bis Cabinet. The righr is conceded to them.
S iizens, Of leaving their stations for day. a
peck, or a month, provided they do so wi,hou,
etrimrnt 10 the pubic interest. The Presi-
ent can GO to Norfolk; Mr.. Branch to New
DIRK; and Mr.. Berrien to George NC" ''e
nder officers are allnv-S 10 be abs'nt-and no
nurmur Of complaint escapes the Coalition
Srinls" We trust we are not so bound, hand
nd foot, 70 prejudices, or SO welded to party,
.yer TO initiate the example which the tue
y Coalition prints" have set US.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

The Chiicothe (Ohio) Gaze''e states, that
that town has become much enli'rned by the
great concourse Of strangers, wao are there with
a view 20 attend the letting Of The heavy jobs in
the southern section Of the canal. These con-
tracts arc TO be given out on the 18Th inst.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIL-RoAD.--Ihe board
Of directors Of this company, have called IN
fur her instslmenr Of rive dollars per share,
payable on The FIRST "' Nv
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AE,E1xN MlARlAs
SATURDAY MORNING, luLT IS. 1929.

The Northern mail did MOI arrive here yes
krday until past o'clock, owing 10 the rise OF
he waters. We understand one OF the bridges
tween Washington and Baltimore was wash
3 away.
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BosToN, July IL.

FLoUa.-The market has been very languid through
out the week, with further reduction on prices
Sales Of Howard street have been made Of 500 bbls.
at l24 per bbl mo; 200 do. at IS, cash; 500 do.
Alexandria Mountain, at 75a S 81, cash, and lot
at IS a mo; 400 do. Genessee, at Is q s.; 500 do
Corn Meal, at IS, 6 mo. CT.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-07-18

We spoke Of MAGNOLIA lin Florida) he other
day. 1, is only i,co years since the first house
was built, since which j, has increased in tru'
" surprising manner. There are now about
two hundred houses in the place
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From The Uesichester Sentinel, Nav 10.

Letter from The Secretary of War 10 the
P,eSiden, Of the late Board Of Visitors a, Wes,
Puinr:
(Copy.] war DErARTkENT,
Washington, July Isl, 1928. 5
Sui have the honor to acknowledge the receipt Of
the report Of the Board of Visitors of the United States
Military Academy, of which YOU President trans
mitted by the Secretary, DR. Archer, and embrace,
with much pleasure, this OCCASION to express to you
and to the other Members of th Boar the thanks of
this Department, for the and vigilance which have
been displayed in the of fulfilling :he object of
yonr appointment. The highest qualification has been
derived from the testimony borne by the Report TO the
ourishing condition Of the Military Academy, tending
fu to confirm the opinions of former visitors, and the
that the Institution is highly beneficial to
the country, and worthy Of the continued support and
fostering care Of the Government.
4 am, Sir, respectfully
Your obedien. servant
JOHN ii. EATON.
Gen. PIERRE VAN CoRrLASDr,
Eee6SkiH htbp- yOrE
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New-York Consolidated Lottery,
"A New.York. on TUESDAY, July 2lst..
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars.
Tickets 81; halves 2; qusrtersl l.
Connecticut Lottery, Class No: l6,
Will be drawn at New.Hsven on friday @4'" " '1'
Highest Prize $4,000:
Tickets 81; halves /; quarters 50 cents.
To be had at
r. CORSE'S
Lottery and Exchange Office. hng'f A<raaa'.a
.rno cold. last week, snug little prize OF sll5'
s,r w IN. dollar and paid the cash On demand
july 10
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AUCTIONS
BY GEORGE WHITE.
Sale Continued.

The Real Estate Of Dr. Peake will commence at his
late residence, at 10 o'cnek THIS Day;
When shalt sell few articles Of Furniture, &c omitted
Ind THIS EVENING, at Early Candle ieh.
At the Auction Store,
THE LIBRARY-consisting of some hundreds Of 70.
lumcs Among them are
The Edinburgh Cyciopedia, in 30 odd volumes
SCOTS quarto Family Bible, volumes
Moshem's Ecclesiastical History
Rollins Ancient History, 10 volumes
Modern Europe, 6 volumes
Weekly Regster, 80 odd volumes
Hume, Smallet B,ssett's England, IS vols
Gibbons Rome, vols
Lucas large General Atlas
Anacharss' Travels; ellis Greece
Webster's large Quarto Dictionary, 2vols
Quarterly Review, and very many other works.
too tedious to enumerate.
Also, one bronze Bust Of James Monroe, late Pres-
dent Of the United States july II
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SNl!P NEWS

SAILED. JULY II,
sch'r Caspian, Johnson for New.York; to load below
Sch'r William & Thomas. Hyler, do do do do
Sch'r Voaut, Harris Boston.
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lemons.

New-York Consolidated Lottery,
Extra Glass No. for 1892 will be drawn in the CITY OF
New.York on Wednesday July ~
Highest Prize 5000 Dollars.
Tickets 81; halves 2; quar.ersl
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Glass No s for 1899,
Will be drawn in the City of PhiIadelphs on Saturday
the 25th of July.
60 numbers-9 drawn ballots.
Capital Prize $4,000.
Tickets a; halves ,; quarters l.
Washington City Lottery, l9th Class,
To be drawn in the City of Washington On iueSuAy
Joly 28th.
Highest Prize $4,000.
Tickets s.; halves 1; quarters so cents.
To be had in a variety Of numberst
J. II. WHITES
Lottery Office. Royal street.
MI few tickets for sale in the Groton Monumehs
loNery, .he u'a"o July 10
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Bank Of Alexandria.

bal K Oh S1leXanOrAd.
July 9Th, 1899.
DIVIDEND of four dollars share, for the last six
n months has this day been declared on the capital
stock of this bank and will be paid to the stockhoi
ders on OF after Thursday the 9Th instBy order OF the
Ro,rd. j. l.. McKENNA, Cask'r.
July 2 eo3w
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Gen. PIERRE VAN CoRrLAsDr,
PeekskK NtW- York.
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PRINTED AND PUBLISHED,
DAILY,
BY SAMUEL SNOW D e NJ

From the National In,elligencer
CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOh
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1929.

TUESDAY, JUNE 2, 1929.
Present. Chief Justice CRANcH and Associate
Judge, iHRUsroN and MoRsEL.
Chief Justice CRANcH, on the opening oil the
Court, delivered the following as the op'nion oil
the Court upon the question argued before IL
last week in the case OF the indictment aSaihs'
the late Fourth Auditor:
JTNIrEp STATES u.s. TOBIAS WATKINS.
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70 the Public.

IN consequence of the numerous frauds and impos'-
4 tons pructsed in reference 20 NY medicine am
again induced to change the form of INV 30 TILES.
In future the PANACEA will be put in round bottles,
uted longitudinally, with the following words, blown
in the glass, "SwAra's P.sAcEA PHiLaDa," repre-
sented above.
These bottles much stronger than those hereto
fore used and will have but one label, which covers
the cork with my signature omit, so that the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature,
withou, which none is genuine. he medicine may
conse uuently be known to be genuine when my sig
nature visible TO eoner eit Uhich wH b. punishable
asJorggy.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine
has enabled I,.e To reduce the price to TWO Doi
LARS per bottle, thus bringing within the reach OF
hendigent.
Wv Panacea requires no encomlum; Its astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, both
Patients and Medical Practitioners OF the highest re-
spectabty, the most unqualified appreciation, and es'
tabished forit character which Envys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tsrnish.
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine,
which have been diligently circulated BY certain
ply scians, have their origin either IN ENVY, orn the
mischievous fleets ofthe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
The Proprietor pledges himself 10 the Public, and
gives them the solemn assurances, that tins medI
cine contains neither mercury any other deeterou'
drug.
The Public are cautioned not to purchase my Pana-
cea except from nv self accredited agents, per
sons of known responsibility. anda those will conse
quent, be without excuse, who shall purchase from
any other persons.
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CERTIFICATES,

The following communication addrt ,sId 70 iaerro
prietor of Julkins' Ointment, from the Hon john
ralaferro, member Of Congress, highly interesting
The grstuitous manner in which !, IS made eNhbtJ
feelings OF no ordnar, character tGwards.uieurgl.
manly; and is certainly well deserving OF publce
tcnton.
WASHINGTON, Jan cd, 1885,
SIu.-It has been ms wish for 4 considerable In,
to communicate to you the good II, Ct With vhdi
have used the ointment invented Ivy ~. lUtirS
and which now understand IS made and sod! 81
gents appointed by yourself have arptcd'aistiH
mcnt during the last three years to every speeit'd
,umotir and wound, without failure to produce or.
in every instance. consider II the mus' decided Ni
.ficient remedy IN all cases OF tumou, be tl' Ire
what il NAV, and have found nothing 90 god r
wounds of any description. II may be proper toad
that the cure of a ,umour called White swelling gr|
en- over by the most distinguished physicians rI
rable, and which they decided, would, wi'IOmsr p
ta,on, prove fatal to the patient, underny rrt
diate notice effected by the use Of Judk ms 0nlHG
and The patent is in fine health Ills limb sfectt
toy the tumour being restored 10 perfec, a'tt
soundness Also that the leg Of an sged man Who
had been wounded, and exhibited ,pne dreadful! d
cera'ed suifsce from the knee Il foot AID vhd
for more than two years. had been onsid,red ~ cum
bic, was efectuay cured by the applicable q JG!
kins' Ointment mention these two cases, Which FL
under my immediate notice and management, "it'
cided evidence of the efficacy Of thisremed! ness
of tur,our and OF ulcers. have experience" Dr.
cidedl, The good effect of this renee! IN The cus
Feons and of ever. species of fresh wound h'dr
to me that any one VINO will observe on the opH2'p
of this omtmcn, must be satisfied as to It's bersfo1
fleet. can with the utmost confidence teco0 III"
the use of this valuable remedy.
am Sir, very respectfully, ,.o
JOHN TALlAFERF
To Mr.. Charles Ilerstnns, Proprietary
Of Judkin's Ointment, near Frede
ricktOWn, sd:
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New Books.

~ supply Of valuable BOOKS; among them, large
family bibles with alates bound IN morocco and calf;
am n family testaments; Pilgrim Progress prayer
bnaks elegant edition. extra gifts Johnson and walk
er's dictionary, improved by Todd 81 V|en''eT DAY
the las, Way .rly Novel, 4 vols; git album h'anS
books merchants me o. 90 epSrvc heals tor ladies
ornamental work; Clarke ;he Promises Brown,
Sermons; Optics Works. 10 vols; do on 'ymg' " o"''
bri lge's Geography and Atlas: Cunmn's do dn )
worcester's 10. do. Silver pencils; bank books
au =; bl.ck-le4d pencil; craNons, &c. &c Asa, a
snail invcire of English walnuts and soft sheled al
m MS. pu, up SIN Ill bags for family use
s.,, 50 GEO WHITE.
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CERTIFICATES.

From Doctor n Chapman, Professor Of the Institutes
and Practice of Ply sic aud Clinical Practice in the
University of Pennsy lvania, President of the AGA
DENY of Medicine of Philadelphia, &c.
have within the last two years had an opportunity
"fsceing several cases ofvery nveterate ulcers which
having resisted previously the regular modes Of treat
ment, were healed by the use Of Mr SWANS PAHA
cEA, and do believe, from what have seen, that it
will prove important remedy in scrofuous venerea
and mercuria! diseases.
n. CHAPMAN, N. ID.
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FROM DR. I.aLEN7yNE MOTT

Professor of Surgery in the Univcrs, Of New York,
Surg. on of the NewYork Hospital, &c &c.
Ihave repeatedly used swam's Panscea, both the
Hospital and in private practice and have found il to
be a valuable Medicine in Chronic, Syphli;ic Scro.
fllous complaints, and in obstinate cuaneous afrec.
tons. VALENTINE MORT, NJ. ID.