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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-02

raj inferrog gatories proposed relative to
his knowledge of the attempted fraud al
legged against the defendant. The House
by a vote Of 1914 to 49 would not consent
that any such interrogatory should be put,
and thereupon Mr. Stanberry observed
that he considered this vote as an indi-
cation Of the indisposition of the House
to pursue any further the inquiry into the
alleged attempted fraud, and he should
therefore put no further questions to this
witness, anG desired the subpenas which
he had asked for to be count termanded
Some further examinations took place;
when, after 5 o'clock, the further hear
ing Of the case was postponed to Thurs
day at II O'Clock.
In the Senate ON Thursday, The reso-
luton offered by mr. Dickerson on the
previous day, relative to frauds in sugar,
in its introduction in the shape of syrups,
was agreed to. The appointment bill
was taken up for its Sd reading. The
yeas and nays being called for by Mr..
Tazewell, there appeared, yeas 90, nays
l8--so the bill was passed.
In the house after the transaction of
various other business, mr.. Key spoke
two hours in defence of Houston, when
the House adjourned.
In the Senate on Friday, leave of alb
sence for one week from Monday, was
granted to mr.. Webster. After the in
PRODUCTION of various rcsolut ions, the PEN
sion Bill was then discussed, but there
fol- bon n o.
adjourn was put and carried. The Sc
nate then adjourned to Monday.
In the House, the apportionment bill
with the several amendments of the Sc
nate, was referred to select committee
Of seven.
The Speaker directed Gov. Houston
to be brought to the Bar ofthe House. =
After which, he informed the House that
he had received letter from Mr.. Key,
the Counsel for the accused, in which he
stated that he was prevented by serious
indisposition from concluding the argu-
ments he had intended to urge in his be-
half. Mr. Cave Johnson thereupon mo-
we'd that the further proceedings in the
case should be postponed until o'clock,
A. nj. on Saturday, which was agreed
to.
The House then, on motion of Mr. Nc
Dutie, resolved itself into Committee of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, and
took up the consideration cf the General
Appropriation bill, with the several a
mendments returned Herewith by the
Senate. The amendments making in
creased appropriations for pay and com
pensation, sc. to the Clerks in the Land
Office, the Surveyor Generals Office,
and in the Treasury, were severally re-
jected.
| Upon the amendment to strike out the
appropriation of SO, 900 for an outfit of a
Minister to France, an animated and
heightened discussion arose, in which
Messrs. McDuffie, Archer, Wilde, +.
Everett, Inge rsoll, Barringer, Wayne,
Adams, Barbour, Clayton, Burgess, Dray-
ton, and Burd, participated; when the
question on the concurrence, being TAX
en- by Yeas and Nays, stood as follows:
Yeas 81, Nays SO. So the amendment
xuar not conctirred in
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-02

Rev. MIR. Greatrake was recently
married in the Western States. The
Charleston City Gazette, urges it as Pc
culiarly improper for this gentleman, con-
sidering his cloth, to have made his wife
a great rake toe.
The troops at Jefferson Barracks, Hi
nois, under Gen. Atkinson, have been
ordered to Rock Island to prevent war
between the Sacs, Foxes and Menomin-
les.
A young woman, while leaving ship
newly arrived in England, was observed
by an officer of the Customs to have legs
much stoutcr than her appearance other
wise seemed to justify. She was exam
ined, and the symmetry of her proportions
restored by unfolding sundry silk goods,
SC.
Extraordinary Disease.--"I'm sorry
your cousin Sullivan is dead: dacent
man he was ever always. And now tell
me, what did he die of" Gle died Of
a Tuesday"
Horse Cholera.-A disease has made
its appearance among the horses in the
village of Denny. in Scotland, which the
wise acres have termed the Horse Chol-
era.
The first carriage for the conveyance
of passengers on Railway in France,
commenced running on the lst of the
present month from st. Etienne to the
Loire.
Speaking Of the dogs which infest
Philadelphia, several Of which have late
ly run mad, the same paper says-"Ev-
ry component member ofthe canine tribe
should display his nose, with a leathern
and sanitary GORDON"
A young gentleman of Easton, Pa.
lately walked measured mile in 10 m.
l2 sec. A gentleman of Boston, an es-
timable comedian, has walked a mile,
upon the Mill Dam, in 10 minutes, back
,card!
Another accident. steamboat Po-
lander, a short time after she left our
wharf last evening, on her upward pas
sage, came in contact with the Hornet,
which was coming into port, by which
considerable injury was done. We re-
gret to say, the Captain Of the Hornet
was killed, and another person very much
injured. Particulars not ascertalned.-
Cincinnati Gas.
Mr.. T.. Forrest, and Mrs. Duff, the
most distinguished performers in the coun-
try, ifnot in the world, are now playing in
Boston,
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From the Correspondent Of the New York !
Daily A1varti.er

DaiIy Advertiser.
WASHINGTON, April 2lst, 1882.
/ take the earliest opportunity to cor
rect an error in my letter ofthe | 9th inst.
! stated that ga clergyman, a friend and
an acquaintance of the President, lately
visited him" (the President) Gin compa-
ny with lady," &c. The persons pres
ent at the time referred to, were a cler-
gyman and his father, revolutionary Of
ficer, another clergyman and member
Of Congress. The President reprobated
the freedom of debate in the House,
complained that Congress had done moth
ing but SANDER individuals, and thought
the only method to prevent the liberty
taken, was to infiict personal chastise-
ment. He thought when about dozen
members were sufficiently drubbed, the
practice would cease of slandering pri-
vate characters. When he was admon-
ished that such acts OF violence would
lead to murders, the President said he
did not think they would thus terminate.
Other things were said, but this is sub
stantially the conversation. He suppo-
ses, and so speaks Of it, that all that is
said against Major Eaton and Mrs. Ea-
ton, or-against any Of his friends and sup
porters, is slander, and he denounces it
as such. A young gentleman called on
the President few days since, and he
soon vented his spite against the Senate,
and against the House. He said there
should be good hickory club hung over
the door to the entrance Of each house,
labelled-"Ihis IS for the slanderer;"-
and that if member Of either body SLAM
dered an individual, he should be beaten
with the club as he went out.
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ST.. Thomas, April 7th.

Letters received here yesterday from
St. Kits, state that an English ship of
war had arrived there from Barbadoes,
with the Cholera on board. Twenty
five cases occurred in three days, but
none Of them had as yet proved fatal
I lib.
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prepared, and determined, SO far as our
humble efforts will 60, to sustain it.
When such statesmen as Jefferson, Mad
ison, and Monroe, have waived their
constitutional scruples against such an
institution, it can detract but little from
the distinguished talents of our present
Chief Magistrate, to follow their good
example.
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CA RAV VAN.

.VY II f proprietors of the n E W.
IL ENGLAND CARAVAN, give
notice to the inhabitants. of New
por' and vicinity, that they will Exhibit
their GRAND COLLECTION OF
LIVING ANIMALS,in in this town, near
mr. Hassard's Hotel, OH Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday next,
May Cd, Sd, 4th and 9TH. For descrip-
tion of the Animals ia the Caravan, see
large bills.
Hours of admission from 10 a m, till 5
p m, and from 6 l-2, until o'clock in
the evening
Admittance to the whole 25 cents,
children under l2 years ofage half price.
The Animals will be fed at o'clock,
in the evening.
No admittancc to those in the evening
who have paid in the day time, without
the usual fee. april &c.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-02

Letters received in this city yesterday
mention the death Of Col. John Taylor, of
South Carolina, late Governor of that
State, and formerly distinguished politi-
clan in Congress.--.Nat hteihgeacer.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-02

"News Collector" to that of Yarn Spin
ner and Oakum Picker in the House of
Correction for the period Of one month.
Boston Transcript.
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From the Correspondent ofthe N. Y Journal
Of Commerce.
WAsHINGToN, 21st April, IL

In the Senate, yesterday, debate oc-
cured, in which the line between MIR.
Calhoun and the administration, for the
first time, was distinctly seen. MIR.
Hayne made most credtable, able, and
decided expose of his views. He came
out most distinctly against the admins,
tration.
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THEATRE.-We are informed that the
Theatre in this place will shortly be OPEN
ed for season of several weeks, by a first
rate company, under the management of
MIR. Thomas Flynn, of Newly ork.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-02

The following document appended to
the report made by MIR. CLAY, Chair
man of the Committee on Manufactures,
contains a statement showing the divi-
dend of each State, according to its fed
eral population,) in the proceeds of the
public lands, after deducting therefrom
fifteen per cent. as an additional dividend
for the States in which the public land is
situated.
Estimated proceeds of lands S., 600, 900;
deduct 10 per cent. $3.50, 900, s. $2,-
$4,000 remains to be divided among
all the States, according to their popu-
lation.
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ID Il A Il III s.

In this town on Wednesday last, Mary, daugh-
ter Of George Bowen, aged months ! ! days
On Friday evening last, after long illness capt.
James b. Phillips, in the 54th year Of his age.
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NE W TIE A s.

UNPOwDER and Imperial, (in 2 ID. CAMS
" ters,) tIyson, Young Hyson, Tyson skin
Pouchong and souchong TEAs,-oH new. o
the last importations, for sale low by the chest OF
otherwise, by S. NEWTON,
npril 20. No 100, Thanes-strsst
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PORT Il OF NEW PORT,

ENTERED.
Ship Boy, Pitman, Ma,anzas;
do Erie, Spooner, Pacific Ocean;
Schr. Delight in Peace, Nickerson, Boston;
Sloop Mary, Heath, New York;
do Hero, Read, do.
CLEARED.
Schr. Delight in Peace, Nickerson, Provid.
do Fox, Clinton, Hartford;
Sbop Mary, Heath, Provid;
do Hero, Read, do.
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AT Havre March 10th, brig Charles Joseph,
Congdon, from Savannah.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19
VIRGINIA TO wIr.


81 Rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of H..
Circuit Superior Cour, 81 Law and Chan.
Gerry for Jefferson county, the frs, Mona,v
in December, 1851,
Leri Utish mud Sarah his rift. lat,
Sarah Hill, PLArsrlrY,.
AGAINST
UiNidni Botren and Catherine his ,c;j,
late Cafharine HiN. John HiH, Dan
ief HI, Jacob HiH, and Jfichosl mn
children and hsirs at iato of Coiko'
rine HiH. decreased.
DEFENDANTS.
2NHE defendants, John Hiii. Nieh.e, mr.
- and Daniel Till, no, having entered the,
appearance. and gwen security according 70
the oct Of assembly and the rule, of ,b,,
court; and IL appearing BY satisfactory
evidence that they arc not inhabitants of th,.
country; q 10 ordered. that the sid d,I.,d.
ants do appear here on the frs, ds,. az m.
nett term. and answer the bill Of ,be nl.,n.
ufis: and that . copy OF this o,der be forth.
9th inserted in some newspaper published
in Charisstown. for two months .ucces,,,,lv
and posted NJ the front door Of the cour,.
house in the said town Of Charies,osn.
A Copy-Teste,
ROBERT T. BROWN Z.
Dec 30. 1881
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Shannon Hill.

containing about Fifty Four Acres Of cleared
land. and about twenty-five Acres Of wood
land. together with smother smell tract or par.
eel Of wood land. near sud about the Falls
Till. opposite to the Shsnnondsle Springs,
containing about Thirteen and three fourth
scres-which two tracts or parcels OF land
are the same that were conveyed TO said
Fairfax by Thomas Rsgland and Eliza Chris
tine his wife, by indenture, bearing date the
3ist day Of March. 1926. to which. and to
the aforesaid deed Of trust lraring the same
date, both Of record in the county court Of
Jefferson. reference 10 had for more psrticu.
lar description. OF these lands, with their
sppurtenances, I shall sell the whole. or 20
much thereof. - will he sufficient 20 raise
the sum Of fourteen hundred aod thirty dol.
lars, with interest thereon from the 1st day
Of January. 1923. together with the charges
Of ssle-eonveying such title only ~ Is vested
in me by said deed Of trust.
w. C. WOODROW.
January s, 1832.--ts.
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Nov. u. 1851
VIRGINIA. TO wrr:

VIRGINIA.. TO wfr:
AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court OF Law and Chm.
Gerry for jefferson county, the first MONDAY
IN November, 1861:
Elisabeth Cook,,s. ,cidoc and relief of
Michael COokias, deceased, and SoHy
COokus, PL.IS1Fys.
AGAINST
John Coihoon and Mary his rife, late
Mary Cookus. Elizabeth Cookus,
Catherine Cookus. John ksnseH aud
Sophia his rjfe. late Sophia Cooku,,
Solomon diiher and Margaret his
Tyc. hts Aa,gor,f Coakus, and M
ehaei Ccokna; he said Mary, EGs0.
6efh, Catherine, Sophia, Nargorct
and Michael. bring children and heirs
81 Afiehdei Cookus. deceased,
Defendants,
IN CHANCERy.
THE defendants. Elizabeth Ceokn,. Cath
srine Cookus. John Kenseli aud. Sophia
hls ~ue. and Aichssl Cootus. not having
entered Their appearance, and eis~s .~eo,,ty
according 60 the act NJ assembly aud the
rules OF this court; and IL appearing by ga
tsfaotory evidence that they are not inhsb,
'snis Of this country 10 10 srdeyss, That the
said defendants do appear here on ,he frs,
dsy OF the next term. and snsver The bill of
The plaintiffs, and that espy Of thls orde,
be forthwith Inserted IN some sevspaper pub.
hshed IN Chsrlestown. for ,wo months sic.
csss'veiy. and posted At the iron, door Of The
court house in the said town Of Charie.,oWn.
copy-Tesse,
ROBERT r. BROWN, &C.
Dec. 8, 1851.
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PUBLIC SALE or VALUABLE
LA220R

tlY virtue Of Deed Of Trust. executed to
- the subscriber by Ferdinsodo Fairfax.
then " the county Of Jefferson. 10 secure
the payment Of . certain sum Of money in
aid deed mentioned, (snd In the payment Of
which default has been msde,) shsll pro
coed to sell. for ready money. TO the highe,,
bidder, ~ public suction, before the Court
House door Of Jefferson county. on Monday
tae l6sh day Of april merit. (being Court day
q certsin tract or parcel Of Land lying in said
county. and known bv the name Of
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-01-19

@, The above Ointment IL offered TO
those obstinate dissases. some Of which
have so long bsflsd the skili of medical sci
once
LIST. White SweIlings II every description.
I'd. Sore legs end ulcers Of long standing.
Sd. Schirrus or Gisndulsr tumors, pstti-
cuIsriy those hardened tumors In womsnn
breasts which oftentimes terminate IN uise-
rated cancers.
4'h Felons, or what some people know BY
the name Of Catsrrhs, of every description.
Sth Rheumatic pains Of the joints
eth. Sprsins and bruises Of ever, descrip-
lion. or In whatever pert situate.
7ih. Teiters Of ell kinds 10 this COM
plsint the patient IN applying the ointmeat.
must keep the part out OF water.
sih Chiibiains OF parts affected by frost
May IL, 1891.
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ENTIRELY NEJT,
Which he proposes to sell lou. tor cash,
or on accommodating term. 20 punctual
customers; amnngst which are
Black. blue. brown, olive, drab, and
steel-mixt Cloths.
Ssttinstts and Vesting,
Csssimeres and Flannels assorted,
Splendid Cslicoes,
Black Lustring and Gro de Nap Silks.
Fancy eoloured ditto.
Cashmere, Merino, silk and various
fancy Shswls.
Figured and plain Swiss muslin and
book Shawls.
Ageueral assortment Of bleacbed and
unbleaehed domestic Cottons,
Blankets. coarse Cloths and fulled Lin
sey for servants wear,
Cutlery and Hardware,
Shoes for gentlemen and ladies,
Stationary. sc.
Groceries and Liquors.
ALSO, AN ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,
Which makes his assortment very COM
piete.-
Surgical Estrtansnts. Thermometer, &c.
Country produce taken in exchange
Rags. &c. aud the highest price given.
JOHN II. HAYDEN.
Bolivar. Nov. IL. Is3i.-tf
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cRAxaxzxxx rAKM1

FOR SALE.
TIME subscribers offer for sale, the
II FARM purchased by them of the
late MIR. Nathaniel Craighill. situated in
Jefferson county. Va. containing
Gas ACRES,
about Eve miles from Harpers- Ferry and
three from Chariestown. Within lees
than one mile Of this farm. there are four
Merchant Mills--Messrs. Hite & New
Corners. Immediately adjoining; Messrs.
Snyder & Ford's above; and Mr.. Daniel
Snyder's Ford MILL" just below. There
ere many other advantages aud induce
ments that might be named; bat il is pre-
sumed pcrsons who are disposed 60 pur-
chase. win view the property aud Judge
for themselves. None acquainted, need
be told that IL 10 one Of the richie 81 and
most desirabfe estates in Jefferson, not TO
say in the Valley. The Shenandoah ri.
yer and Evert's run wash each. one entire
line OF this farm on the latter. there are
several sites for Factories, with sufficient
water power Terms. accommodating, and
made known on application to either Of
8 w. LAKELAND,
J. l. RANSOM.
Chariestown, Dec 29.-lt
P.S.-If not sold. the farm win stilI be
for rent. WI,
j. L. r.
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HThe last button from Gales
Coat"
".Nsfhiny sisrf Of shs ,siu door toe pound 0,
FLesh %


For T'a-es. re. re. II ssysays for 1881.
TNHE Revenue Of the past ycar was
forwarded, in due fine, to the
Treasury OF the Old Dominion-thsnks 70
these friends in town and country, who
are guilty OF the old-fashioned absurdity
OF paying their Just debts and more than
sh4aks to those who loaned what money
We lacked And now TO the point Wlt
Be sold, in front OF the Court House door
OF Jefsrssn county, Virginia, on the 6rst
day Of February court nexf, On ineoneeipo-
bic variety OF Goods, Wares. Merchan-
disc, Grain and live Steci, seized and ia
ken to pay arrears Of Taxes, sc. for IssI /.
All persons N syrens, not distrsised st
fhis date. viii please make no complaint:
Tor If spared. and nothing intervene 70 stop
our movements. there shall be no ground
OF complaint on that score. Now, all this
while. the reader will. if familiar with the
ordinary course Of eur County Police, ven
der sohy. or s1ksrsfovs, this indiseSiminste
seizure and sale Of old straw beds, crack
ed pets and bottles; half starved cows (,of
giviag fsoye milk than . kelEdozsn aaksd
ehiIdyes csuid, with . iiifie bread, ssfsfoin
iys0 Esd other vaiusbie effects, a tbis
egtysordtawy ard iseiement season.
VIII ten you, Esnsle reader. Certain geo.
uemsn Justices have been directed. By en-
order fthe esunty court Of Jefersos, 10
eeeefse from the Sheriff Of JeGersou, The
spvsopFisiiens made By The Levy Court
% said ecuniy. foT the Fepsiring Of the
old % building . new Court Hegse; ana
when 30 received, 20 DO JsyfhaefA put At
fatsrsss 90 any good and solvent applies 4
THAT is not . Jestiee Of the Psses or .
Back DIRECTORY upon giving good security;
asd The sbsrid has no slteFssiive bet 20
Pegup cot Of he own pocket. or rsaks
those who actually owe the money. psy a.
JAMES l.. RANSOM,
<sr ard o. beAay Of ne eehfag lshsytfs ,
bfsrsos Csaastg, Fa.
Jaa. ~. Iss3--sw.
p S'--FuSther psVsieslsrs. By sppl;ea-
too 70 the subscriber. J.L'R.
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VIRGINIA, JxFFERsoS Co. TO W.T. .
December Court, 1851
AZ Court held forsthe County Of Jefferson.
on the lSih day ct December. 1861.
lillian +. Lock and John Lick,
PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
Rachel Lock, HiLiians Lock. and EA.o.
beih his 'cifs, Harrison Goran and
Money q. has Hi(s. late Nancy O..
Lock. George ~ Loeb. AfarV Loci.
Martha Loek. Joseph liforr0,c md
EIsGnor hiS soi(e. late Eleanor L,ock.
Randolph Lock. Elijah Loci, Elisha
Lock, Rebeeca LOek, Hamiifon Loek.
Jsii,f finn Loek, John Lock, Noney
Lock. Harriet Lock, Thomas LoeE.
George Lock and Jacob F0rena,
and Eliza his Icife. Lafs Eliza lori,
the said EIiSa. Juliet. John, .Nanev.
Harriet. Thomas AID George, being
children and heirs Of James LocE,
dseedsed, ssss... ...ibKTKNpsNTs.
VNhE dftsndHnts. Elizsbeth Lock sod vii
u hsm Lpck. NJ ,sVing entered ,hetr -
peafsnoe snd given security, according e.
Tie set q assembly and the rules a ihis
eouFii and appearing - ss'isfse'ory tsi
ienee lhsi the} aff gof iD sbHsuts II iht.
c0mmn'wseah n - ordered. Tbs, tie I'D
dsisndsnis do appesF here on the hfsi dsy ~
TIE neat March tenn, snd snssss she b,H a
TIE Plaintiffs snd iiisi . copy q this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed N ihis ceunty. Coz two nOnths sac
cessiveiy, snd posisd - ilIe front door Of the
Court house of this county
a cOpy--Iesie.
Dee p ,. CRAngR. &C
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The following con- municstion addressed
10 The proprietor Of Judkins' Uintme Mt. from
the Hon John Taiiatsrro member OF Con
gress, ~ high, interesting The gva;uiious
manner IN which u - made ,xhibit. feel
logs Of no ordinary character towards sut
fsring humsnusi and ~ certainly well de-
| serving Of public attention
wAsHsGToS, JAN. cad. 1899.
Sr-it has been TN, wish for q considera-
| BILE time, Ia communicate to you the good
effect with which ] have use the Ointment
Invested by Q Mr. Judkins. and whirb bow
understand - made aud sold by sgsnts aP
pointed BY Yourself . have applied Ihis
| ointment, during the last three years TO
every species OF tumour end wound, without
failure 10 produce n cure in every instance
] consider II the most decided aud efiic lent
remedy 70 ell cases OF tumour. be the cause
what Il NAV, and have found nothing so
good for WOUNDS Of any description u ma,
he proper TO add that The cure OF iumour
called White Swelling, given over by the
most distin snished physicisDs as incur abs,
sno which they d. cided would. without am
puts!ion. prove fatal To the patient wss un-
der my inmecistc notice efFv cted b. the use
| OF Judkins' Ointment and The patient !. in
hne health; his limb affected by The tunour
being restored 10 q perfect state of SOUND
ness Also. that thu leg Of IN aged msn,
which bad been wounded, aud exhibited one
dreadf1iiy liberated surface from thu knee
to the foot. aud which. for more than two
jesrs, had been considered incurabie, WAS
sn"etusiiy cured by the application Of Jud.
kibs' Olptmtnt mention these two cases,
which fell under nv immediate notice aud
management. rs q decided evidence Of the
efieacy OF This remedy In eases Of iumour
and OF ulcers. have experienced - dccid-
eddy. the good elect Of hi. remed, IN tho
cure OF Feions, and of every species OF fresh
wound. u seems to me thai my one Who
viii observe the operation OF this Ointment.
must be satisfied as tn its beneficial eject
can with the utmos, confidence recommend
the use OF this valuable remedy
am, sir, very respectfully.
JOHN TALiAFERRO.
To MT CHAsLss HeRsroHs. Proprie.)
tor OF Jpdkins' Ointment, nearS
Eredericktown MarxIund