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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10


lsture OFFS Carolina.
IL Tie Albany Daily Advertiser. earnestly re-
.3rbrose Spencer Vice President OF the
u. States.
To the Representative for Wesinoreiand C,::nfy in
III House IF Delegates Of NE Prgiaia Legislature
You requested by many voters to procure, il
possible, the passage of Law authorizing two sepa-
rate elections in the county which you have the ho
nour to represent The reasons which induce them
TO make this request, they will breh, state-That
the STABILITY and p"rry OF "nr Republican Institutions
mpnly depend upon the Ire eom ot elections, and the
dependence of the electors they hold ~ prstn.
lates. Now, the geographic situation of our county
(though smaiD is such, that voters from each end
thereof have travel thirty miles to the Court
House; AMI since the cxtention OF the Right oi SUI
frage, there many who, though constitutonally
blessed with theeXercse of that incstimablc prva-
lege from theirpecunary AM local situations, CT
fectually excluded What then comes? Way thu most
oruent canlat, for their surages, the veal
thy friends OF particular candidate, say To their less
fortunate neighbours, way shall be provided for
you -. and your expenses paid If you will vote
we do The honest Ncnniar perhaps. hrsitaIcs for n
moment. am in that moment his sunhurut check
may bo seen t.nged with The rising blush of indigna
ton, but n length, he urged on by the pride of ing
10 walk forth to the polls aud exercise he dear
Is. right that pertains to ifcrmcn, bccausc by4iha.
alone, are they from slaves Distinguished He ac-
ccpts the prof red terms. 81 hereby vtatrs his
Perhaps additional argument of no h'ic weight
might b. drawn ir IN h. "onSid"ra on, iha; the
voters would be assembled 1T three separate places.
the Assemblies would I've less populous and the ccc-
consequently more orderly. They. therefore,
respectfully suggest you the Hague and Oak Grove,
the most proper places, they being nearly -qui.
distant from the Court House and the two extreme
ends If thu county. Thus arranged, every voter
could leave his house, give his vote, and tn his
domer,ic concerns in three or four hours
MANY VOTERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
To NE Eiaor nj NE PeansyiUn1m hquircr.
TIE PUBLIC PRINTER.
ac maXims mnl.c n 40.

NY son, these naSim5 make rul",
And ump them aye thcgltIcT;
The rigid righteous Is fool
The rigid wise anuhcr " BvaSs.
SH-Thcrc was n time. aud that not moro remote
t"no the IRA immediately preceding the election Of
Duff Green as public printer when hIs hypocrlica
lips tcemcd with professions ardent as bJundlcss, Of
pnriionlcni reform M every Objectionable feature OF
The Constitution ivory faulty aud vicious modfca-
ton of power, 9nd Us various functions. Then to
appoint members Of congress to Office ttlc less
than trcnsoD--upheld as brand of ignominy 10 all
who dared nHorcise. e, Hcfanl no cJfrucuca rhcn
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10

the constitutional term of service Of the President
wa shot nd h re- election for n sc,o nd tenn
too lorg-nrd amendlcn $ of various kinds were as
vehementy urged as their absence was pa,he icaliy
depord, and pa,n'"' as fertile IN evils ruiuous to
liberty and the country.
Am NJ 'h'sc. provision was 10 b,-inc ,rporated
in thu constitution. Ia prevent the election of Pre-
sidcnt from ever going 20 tn House! All was To DO
Roman purlty--sublime reformation--pain, simple.
transformations republican liberty. Il was even
thought tho palace would be- lcvolled with the oround
and President and his Cabinet be- content TO eat
out of hickory trays, and drink goose.
creek water from hollow callabashes! But Mr. Green
only to prove patriot and puritan in adysrsi,y
Ono" elected printer, and the man Of pleasure sue
cccdcd to the gloomy rrclusc-thc disciple of ST.
Frames was suddenly transformed into n gay Lothu-
rio The constitution was forgotten in tho giddy
wrl OF state carriages: the delicious round If prince
" hnnqucsthe sparkle of the diamonds. tho glitter
OF beauty. the charms at power aud pace-the
an;cur Of lofty mansions rearinr their turrcts to
tn" >k'es-and last. not l"as'-the pride, pomp, and
circumstance of n Printers lsvec--dispcnsng COM
MISSIONS he would crumbs to passing medicants:
and catching n congressman on hook baited with
nothing attractive than tide Writers birth. -
a saint under affection is always sinner in pros
perity Duff is resolved TO make up for past penanco
by present pleasure. Instead of seeking to amend
constitutions, and reform abuses, he has enough to
do 10 visit secretar;ese attend pnries-dne at the
paace-ind hackgnard the penplc-not emitting
that mos' important o. oil his national measures-to
make his paper the organ of his inordnate vanity;
and the champion of his unsuitable selishncss
IL must often em'arrass well regulated mind to know
whether tn treat this Rohcsperrc contempt
abhorTence-to rcr him with ridc!e bear him down
with devastation. But upon reflection. every who
interest the honour and credit of
discover tina, the michefs he of too serious mag
niude and character permit foes enter plea of eS
for his Mr. Green the same name, in
which he denonces certain practices "eep damnabo
corupons under MIR Adamshas euogised the pract
safe, ho"omrahe aud patriotic of
his public printing!! But why pursue the business
inconsistency. contradiction, and venal adulation! bully
and svrophant by urns-onc day na,tererand the
eldns his poison and his dnkhe f instrument
nd Tho
who has kicked him for his insoence hin,
/ for his
IA the "organ Of the Nuifving Souhas mouth piece
nj embyoand reviler the tariff and in
tca improvement pocy-Mr Green cannot fail 10 concen-
the Of the Pennsy delegation nuca-
ton Of his public printing. MiRrYN LUTHER, Jr.
An member OF Congress has recently been imported by
Du from the polk the interior tide
va'p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
Fr,m he Uh.ey;ng Ga.,ue or


In pursuance of public noce, urge and respect
able meeting the citizens Of Brooke and Ohio coun-
ties was held in the town of West Liberty on the
27th day of November. 1880, which organized
BY calling Samncl Beck of Brooke county. TO the
Chair, aud appointing Or John English, Secretary.
The object Of The meeting being briefly explained
bv SaH>hiel Curtis, Esq the following resolutions
were agrcd to, to wit.
LIST. Resoire6 As The Sense fthe meeting that it s
cXpcdicnt reasonable, and geographically convenient
TO divide The counties of Brooke and Ohio as TO
create county between the two.
Cd Resoiued. That this meeting considers il mex
pedi"n TO petition to the present Legislature for tho
division of SAID counties, contemplated in the first
resolutions But
Sd. Rssoiced, That this meeting consid ers il of
ereat importance for the purpose OF carrying into
complete effect the objects III contemplation, so 10
conduct the mex Election for delegtes to test the
fact whether majority of the qualified voters, in
sad counties, is is not, IN favor "f said division.
And in order that the voters may act, on this sub
ipct und"rs andinny:
4h ReSoiUed. That committee of ten person
be appointed. whose duty it shall he 10 corrpspond
By writing, printing, or other Use. with the cit izens
Of SAID counties, on the subjects embraced in these
olu.ions.
s5ih Resoirci That the frieG.s Of said division
III Other sections of said Counties are hereby invited
To hold meetings on he subjects embraced by these
resolutions, and advise this meeting at its next con-
vent!on, Of their views and determinations on the
matte in contemplation.
9th. Resoired. Tina, John Brady ESQ. SolatbieI
Curtis Esq Benjamin Wells, William LETTER Will
liam Rdgely, Josiah Morgan. John Atkinson Dan
iel s. Mounts. Samuel Il. Joles and Dr. John En-
glish be committee in pursuance of the 4th reso-
luton.
7th Resolred, That the proceedings of this meet
ing he signed by the Chairman and attesed by the
Secretary; and that the Secretary forward comics
thereof, TO the Editors OF the respective Newspa-
pcrs printed IN said counties, with request that
the same may nc published.
8h. ResoiUed, That this meeting adjourn TO meet
again at this place on the LIST day Of January next
SAMI. BECK. Chairman.
Attest, JouN ENGLIsII Secretary.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
From IN. Fr11er;chs5yro .n,.n,

!'Uo1 UF III" SUI = WARY TNAVERS
10 WIN deep regret. w0 announce the loss of tho
Sc"r. mary irGrcr'. Capt. Mngraih, Of this port,
togc'h'r with MI hands IN board The Mary Ira
verse was owacab y Samuel Philips g. Son. & sailed
hcnc" on Tic 10th III for Hartford Connecticut,
YIN cargo Of 300 ba.hrls Of Wheat, shipped by
hr' W,n' KNOX and consg1rd TO WIN. II. I'm
lay. The vessels and carg, were both insured tho
former At the Neptune Tnsrancc Office of Baltimore
fho crow o! ia" Mary Travcrs consisted Of
Michael Magrnth, .1iisirr.
Lewis Daugcrfold. .Sfaie. IA
Robert M1graih as years did CuDiains son
William Faulkner, Seaman.
Peter Jones do.
Gus,syus MGgee. Cy-i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10

TIom ne ~ TOrH Inerican oT Dec. G.
The fact that the stock of the Bank of the United
States has, within day two fallen four per cent
III value, from apprehension that the message Of
the President will contain sumo renewed attack upon
that institution, affords a striking illustration of the
danger nay the injustice, OF high functonary
going ont OF his way tn advert nlrtters with which
he has 40 concern, and about which he is not re-
quired 20 recommend 10 Congress any measure; for
the plum reason ~ at nci,bcr he nor Congress havo
any thing do with the bank SO long as il conforms
10 lis charter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10
From the Charleston Cjty GrscRe.oT Dire. 9.
L'LSN 81 (tLlL II NDIl ~. Z

FRON COLUWBL3. 1.-The accounts from Co
umbin are OF v'ry unprnmsing complexion. Let
tiers will be found in this days Gazette from our
correspondents. Tho Convcntionsts failing in their
main design exhibit their malignity in every minor
object Senator SMITH has been scd from office by
small majority; and every thing only goes to provo
the uncomprOnslng nature Of that hostility which
the NuliGors bear 10 all those who venturcd TO
disagree with them in opinion This is, indeed q
pretty pass WesbaIl have confscstions nex-lo-
col sentences, outlawry, &c. &c Among the ru-
inours of the day, NJ PI~cKNEY it il said, IS 10
succeed Gen. IIAYvE in the Senate who is to as
ceIh The B,nch Indeed when it is lust as easy to
make new Offices as 20 out the old ones amonr
Themselves, we only wonder why they subject them,
selves tn any c,nstialnt. Why not 90 on and do
So. HAWPEa and ONEALE hive been elected apLool
Judge. Judge CoLc"cK has accepted III cPrcsidcn-
cy Of tho Bank and left tn. Bench
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10

~ We present another number Of Martin Lu-
ihcr-not so much for is onima1ycrsions upon
the National Printcr-whici arc sufficiently, though
eoquently pcrsonal-ns for the candor which pre-
walls upon Jackson man to remember md acsa2ig.
ieo,ge, proniscs nadc bcc5rs tho lo.9 election
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10

IN member of Congress has recently imported by
Dun from the po:k Of the FIJI tho p oftie-
water at the custom hpuse,ileres reformation you
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-12-10

wv" ara sorry to say that the Snail Pox has n?
p"arcd at various points in. aud near the Valley
The Fncostlc Patriot mentions one case in or near
that town, and lower down, near and below WIN
chester, the cnses arc more numerous. Mcssrs Ma
son of Fredcnct, end Powell Of Londoun, members
Of the House of Delegates, have been called home il
is said. by its appearance in their families. We hope
the work Of vaccination will commence universally.
and with fresh vigor.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
H.enA Nothing CeNAv.

rVNHE subscriber has on hand al assortment % W
i paigne aud cIartt -gine', among "il'" ~
Blame de Grave iideIrA, nc II hs own 'n'i'
Ion'ion porter, Hlbbcr's Brown stout ~.
Ncwbnrg. aud Philadelphia, Georgetown aud ',.-
dria ale and porter; bottled crab cider, and '-
and disiiIedyinegar Gsrks Of various l'"'''
Cash given lorOid bottles
~ Dying aud coirin5 continued as ht,f,'
p. J. SAVE 3.
y. u n1Iers FOR any Of tie ajoyc articles .1'
.dicnicd 10. either or home or abroad, to 'll Wv
mates 90 Which vessels may be bouaJ-s' o. l -,
some Importance to cvrlrnlndccs who - a%"'l "''
chin stores being .l,'is preserved g..
- The editors nflhc Nti;onsi intei!i9en.t
ington. Columbisn e. i1ette, Ceorge'"""'
Republican, Virginia Gazette. Warre"!o'' anu =
ingtonian, lces5uTs, viii publish toe ~v''' -
send tici. accounts to this Office.
:uuc 3
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
NAviA Martin

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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30

i safe and certain remedy for those OBSTINATE dis
eases some Of which have long balted The skill OF
medical scirncei
Isl, White s@ellings of every description
ID Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing
Sd. Sclirrus or gsn,ular tumors. particularly those
hardened tmors women's breasts, winch oieniinea
terminate in liberated cancers:
9TH; Felons or what some people kno% by The RANG
Of catarlhs, Of every description
5th Rheumatic pains Of the joints.
9Th, Spra,us and bruises of every description. orih
whatever part situate
7,h. letters OF ail.iu,is--o this complaint thc pr,
tent in apply nt the ointment, must Aeepthe part ont
Of water.
sih. chilbl4i.,s or parts effected by frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
More - eW Goods

lDY the packets Erie, Columbia and Georgetown "
I'D have received:
Bobbinet pcernes, elegant patterns
AdranopIe g'rgl,ams and prints
Printed camhrc muslins
Super black bombsznes
Colored cambric gloves (Ladieso
In,liennes blue, buff and pink
London fine plaid ginghams
Brown bonnet ambrics
Heavy black snchews
Do brown and green 10 flor umbrellas
Scarlet English bandannues
Fancy printed crayats
d. white ariiings
Green floor baizcs
Carpet bindings; &c, &c. b..
And per packet, from philodelphis,
case ladies' parasols, and
.Gentlcmen's summer umbrellas
;yl2 JAS MCKENZIE & Go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
:. Byfhe V0tG IS the TiiSi ki'OCA.

81 J SiLVEr ~ returns his thanks 10 Ile 7.'s
f,r the very liberal encouragement Nn,bDrF
received and Informs them ths he still cpn'i'"
conduct the Dyeiag anil Securing the laurro"t fs
III plan pursur,lDy Chairnakcr,, BAT executed *
the manner Of IN arts. long expericnc,t 90 .i.t
ness Those who msy favor him w'th 'i'c' s-''-
may re-. assured that no pans shall 10 rA.'t ''S
der Complete satisfaction IN the wrik do,c B., h.l.
silk cotton w1oi'-n, thread aud licr Il, el .1} 6,
Iorth,t may be desired, at the shortc,t n"tet' Va
coiors war; ,ntcd To rem dn perm tncnl. ''eh'''''
bFeached perfectly white, wthoatt.c slightest '..s
20 the borders. 81,
Two apprentices, from II 70 I6 years c' 49, -.
b. taken to the ABOVE DHsness NGHc uee" 'f'
but those who can cpne well recommended
rhc subscriber continues TO k, cp ~ a''i.'''" =
the choices. Vines, IT hn ow,i rnpor1''jn ~ '"''
p,igne, Clsret, Vim Blanc DE- Hiave, 'a F"'I - -
Madeira; also Louion Port r, HJp,r'' ir'' 10,
AIban, ,phila lcphia. George l,wn ana Ait A.,
and Porter, bottled Grab CIDER AMI good non ".
negar; superior We've, Botlng iOrAs AS '-
Water and Rose Water for sale 10 above.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
Morse x i0ssetyn,

Corner oFHias mt Royol SIS .1lfToaa'N.
ssAVE ,, hand, AMI continue {" o,snU's,t"ic, hAf
III of,he varous qualities and fashions 90" s@,
for sal., wholesale or retail
rhey have received, by The latest ars.si. 'l'r %T
York sud Philadriphia, acoInpletr sssofiG.~ut %
heniiemeWS,
L0dieS' amt Chih3ren'S Be0rel3 ami (P
oY EVERY DESCRIPTIONS:
Togctrcr witin taI assortment u iiStips' Ia+
Trimmings Dye SiuiTs, &c &c.
Country rchantS ar invited to call snc e1'1';
,heir assor,mer rs they vii sc Ola ., souo 'ert s
canDe lad clscn acre t,cN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
Cabinet Chair, and Maaugfaes

tory
d win soI.stantiy keep at his oa 49, pnesyl
st., Alcxshdris 1t the coriIcr oi of
yanis Avenue Was!linGton-a ,sicbhe
the mo stfa shionabe and urab
win warrant equal, ifnot Superior =. ~
ever offeredn the O,strict:-cons'st,' :"
recian winged and plain " aru l!,s s,ssr,,s
Gothic, pedestslend aud PLAN ,la, ,oSs
Ditto, with sellarettsand marp ie s'so'
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do %ith VA. book.cases
Ladies and tsenticmens secretarcs '''a e
p;er,ao swth marble aud mahogany tops
Pilerand :iaw dining, orea kastsnd caro- eso' 10
plai do do =
Lslieswork stands 50
Shaving andcandie do ,,,,rsuv,ons
Wash stands with marol and n4h0g Ails '0P'
! Grecian Sofas -
s. Mahogany chairs i,s-s. -
Wlsic stools, ,idetts, cribs ,cradics
win apeneraiissortnagtp bedsteaos. i''I i,
carved mahogany, maple and stained Soou1' a., y.
~b;ch Will be sold .,ioy for cash as 'hey can
chased thesanle iu4ity .tany ner
u the Union ~ u,Jnf Honduras
IN 80 ,m!ngo and DiYoi
u.hnnony. oartof Which is suitable for RAN
stram sawed curl aud shaded vepeefs' cofal VAT
nish of.,ap :ror ii,lit. 'ackns bo''os, CORDS
TyaMEYa AND aRvIIIa,
Hand soueh yecuted NAV
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
Teas Coffee, BvaMay, sc

y AMUEL MEsSERSMir'il oaersfor sale
y Is chests young Tyson TEAS. og vari.
IS s" ciss,s su"povdsF ousimpGE'at,ons
9i,,lf chests 2;, ( ,.ar,, rcJ,,ccd
24I ten c.;ty boxes "r i..s
IS half chests and boxes Y. III prices
100 bags Rio and Porto C.bello coffee
S bags Jamaica pimento
10 do Suna,ra pepper
- rs boxes md half boxes Bakers & Taphams
chocolate
Il pipes Cognac brandy, part Of which IS old
and fine, and WILDE sold low to close sales
II half pipes do Siegne.te 5 brand
pipes 1ollsnd gin
hhds New Orleans rum, 4th prosf
50 bbls Baltimore wh;skey
Sherry and Madeira vine, in hsfp pipes
n. Tcaerihe and Lisbon do, in pipes
Malaga. Sherr, and Lisbon, in halt or casks
500 bags shot, from the Phoenix Shot Tower Co.
A constant suppl, OF allsizes, at the factor!
prices
$50 reams cap, post, and letter paper, from the
manufactorY Of d. } Ames
% reamss straw paper:
100 do common wrapping do
so bundles boukbindcrs' and band box boards
l70 BOXES Muscatei, bunch aud bloom Malaga raj
sins
8 do NO. do low, to close sales
20bhlssugarhouse do
100 pieces herman lessians
s tons clean Russia hemp
10000 Bushels furk - Stand salt march BIZ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
4 VnvevM 10 Net.
sSplenAid Furniture

CHARLES -KOONtS,
Cabinet, Ciaip-and Sofa Maker, R.ag, neat doof
10 the corner of .4Jred street
ur.s on hand. and constantly manufactures sgene
III raiassortment of
FASHIONABLE CABINET FURNITURE,
Which, for elegance and iurahiiity 'ete' competition
His stock, generally consists OF
C-ecisn and plain Sofas cvches and lounges
Nshogany asd an kirIs Of lriwmg.room chars
crec,sn, winged an | single wsr,lr1bes
Pele,eaLeni sde5oSrds with marble tops ana mirrors
Gothic and yarious other ditto
Pier tables with marble snd mahogany tops
Piler ani block Gnin.. 'csrl >n1 breakfast tables
do claw do do do do
Plain do do do do do
Centric or loo DO
French and various other bureaus, with and without
Ladies lressing tables with and withost mirrors
Ditto workstanis aod music stools ss@l,
Ditto AMI gentle cabinet. secretaries and book
Wristbands, with marble and mahogany tops
Richly carved and plain mahogany, bird eye, and curl
maple sad com non besdstesds
Cribs cradles, eandlestans shaving DO po'sabe desks
and every other article IN the cabinet line
LIKEWISE,
v,hog.ny Of various kinds, steam sawed, curl and
shd-d veneers copal yaInsh, saekins bottoms, cords
~. .bove articles will be disposed of Tor cash or to
,unctual persons on the most iioerai Terms.
80 Extensive patronage from Warrington ihdu
res ne 10 say, that VIII denver iur"''ue '"' pun
chaser ia that city free ofeSpenee -
NrninsS g. Carving executed an me Sss' ''a'n''''
n,ya
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
CAoriAe 4nn,e

yHyHE subscribers have nsttcccived fresh supply ct
Cloride of Lime fhe chespness ~ this art'ciy !,
aad certainty of ITS ,cting ls'n.ect should
give it the preference to either ime ashes Il is
convent nj either OF the .bDve substances
and not liable to obi teton account of its bulk.
small quantity onl ing ,ssry remove lisa
gree, le smells; d fpr tn purpase IS recon-
Irenied 10 the pubic.
aug - wa. LAhPAIEB e. &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
annapolis, .fpril, 1922

hereby certify. that have used some ut Jadk'n>'
ointment in my Ia ny w,.h 'uch success, as convinccs
me that II deserves be recommends to the atiilct
ed One instance My son had been la5oring under 4
very disagreeable eruption his head that BAH ii all
efforts il nnhl, by applying part ofs pg, il
was entirely removed IN less than week.
II Y, DUVAI..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-30
wAsaisoToy, Jan. 22d, 1929.


SIu-it has been my wish for a considerable time
to communicate to YOU the good effect with which !
have used the ointment invented by Mr. jidkins,
and which | now undt rstand i, made and sold b.
arensappointed byyourself have applied this ONT
mcnt during the last ihrec years to every species OF
tumour and wound, wth0u, failure 10 produce cure
in every instance consider il the most decided and
efficient re mety In all of tumour, BE- the cause
villa, it may, aud l have found nohn,; 50 good Tor
wounds of any description 1t may be proper 10 add
,ha, The cure of tunpur called White Swelling, given
over by the most distinguished phi, sicans, As incura
ble and which they decided would, without am2uts
ton prove fatal to the patient, WAS under my i'hme
date notice. effected by theuse of Juikns ONT men,
and the patent is in fine heal,ll--Iis linn affected
by the tumour being restored perfect state OF
soundness. Also tina, the leg of all aged man which
had been wnur ded. and exhibited one drea,!fuy III
cerated surface from the knee 10 the foot snI which
for more han two years. hal been considered ncurS-
BILE; vas effectual!y cured by the appkcaon OF JuG-
kns' Ointment. mention these twn cases, which fell
under m, immediate notice and management, AZ de
cided evidence Uf the efficacy Of THIS rene d. III cases
of turnour and of ulcers. have experienced, as de-
ciledly the good effect at this remedy the cure OF
Feons and of every species of fresh wound I! seems
To me that any one who will observe on the operation
of this ointment must be sitisi-d It's beneficial
effect { can with the utmostcOnfdcncc recommend
the use of thi, valuable remedy.
am, Six, very respectfully,
JOHN TALtAFERiio,
To Mr. Charles tcrstons. Proprietary
of Ju,lkius' Ointment, near Frede
ricktOwn, Nd.