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In this town, Jan. |, Luke Flagg aged 49,
In Barre, Dec. %. Mrs. Eunice, wife of Mr.
Daniel Parlin, aged &C. n.
In West Boylston, Dec. 81, suddenly, Esther
Thomas, relict of William Thomas aged 49,
In Spencer, Dec. Is, Elizabeth, daughter of Dea
Stephen Green, aged l3.-Dec. %, Miss Mary
Gleason, aged SO.
In Berlin, Dec. %, Josiah Barnard, aged Co.
Printers in Neto York and Vermont are requested
to insert this death.
In Sterling, Dec 80, widow Abipajl KimbaU
aged 10.
In New Brantree, Dec. &c, Lieut. Joseph New.
ell, aged 81.
In Westminster, Dec. IL, Capt Nathan Whit.
ney, Jr., aged 40.
In Westboro, Dec 81, Mr.. Thomas Twichell
aged "a, soldier of the Revolution and on the
18th, his wife, PhTbe, aged &c. They had lived
gether 40 years in the same house.
In North Brookfeld, Jan. 2, Mrs. Silence, wife
Of Aaron Kimball, aged IA.
IN etociKibridge, Dec %, after long and dis
IRE sslng illness, Henry D. Sedgwck ESQ.,, Coun.
the late Judge Sedgwick He resided for few
yee rs after ne had entered upon the labors of his
pro esslon, In Boston, and subsequently in the c;tv
oil We" York, where he was engaged in an extea.
s'e ana successful practice, until his health and
the powers Of bis active and vigorous mind he.
cam e SO impaired, as to induce him to retire from
bust ness.
In Keene, N. H. Abijah Houghton, aged g. q
sold er of the Revolution
In Fitzwlliam, IN. H. Simeon Perry aged IA.
In Vernon, VT Roxana, consort of Rufus Ell
mer, aged 40.
In Marlboro (Vtl Joel b. Clisbee, aged SO.
In Camden, (Me.) Dec. %, Mr. Moses Parker
aged = 2 native of Princeton, (Mass.) He wal
a man who. IN his life, was respected, and whose
death is lamented BY all who knew him.
In philadelphia, Dec. &c, Stephen Girard, ESQ.
aged "A. one of the most extensive merchants, and
the salthest man in the United States
In Boston, Dec. 20, MIR. George S Goddard
Waite maker, aged AZ Printers in Neu York and
Verne mt are requested to insert HTs DEATH
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chair. Il is, | have little doubt, cemented
with the blood Of Morgan, and good men
ought TO look to it, and ponder il well but
when you attempt TO make il political
cansewav, it is too thih-the veriest liliput
on earth would slump through and TO put
a man of Mr.. Wits intellectual and moral,
as well MS physical weight upon it, would
be like sending an OK to sea on a shingle.'
Some interest begins to be manifested in
private circles. as well as among our great
men, upon the probability of the confirmation
or rejection of Mr.. Van Buren's nomination
as Minister TO London. 1t is known to be,
with some other Of the late nominations
10 high Office, before the Senate. There
nre many members Of that body, we under
stand, who are SO seriously offended at the
tone of the instructions given by that gen
teman, when Secretary of State, to our
Minister at London, that they will on that
ground alone endeavor to procure the re-
lection of the nomination. Others there
are, Members of the Senate, who are sup
posed to have objections to Mr.. Van Buren,.
of very different nature, but probably
equally influential against the confirmation
of his nomination. Others, again. who are
decidedly opposed to the ex-Secretary's
politics, profess 10 desire for that very rea-
son that he be not recalled from his mis-
sion, experimenting more harm from him at
home than abroad. This latter idea, how
ever, is rather sportlvely than seriously
thrown out.-.VatisnaI Inte'ligencer.
TEA Duty. Memorials have been pre-
Trnr tbo ipalc Ina
and towns cast of Washington, praying for
a reduction, or the taking off the duties on
teas, and is called for by the general voice
of the country, yet the committee of the
Senate, with General Smith at their head,
have reported against the memorials. This
is an article which is not produced in this
country, and does not interfere with the
protection of domestic productions or man
ufactures still however, this Jackson COIN
mittee refuse to comply with the demand
\ of great majority of the people. Tea is
an article of consumption of both the rich
and poor, and is it not strange that those
Who profess so much love for the people,
honld now oppose reduction of the duty
q nne of the first necessnfies of life to ev-
~ class of the community? Mr.. Clay and
II. Webster have taken their stand against
t. determination of the committee, and we
vsh them the hest success.
n 1920, there vera imported into the
lifted States, 6.l56,268 lbs. Of tey, paying
auty S2,O49,342. The duty on the same
tes, at the rate Of duties which are 20 take
eect on the first of January, would pay
Sso,874, and at the rate prayed for, by
tlse memorialists, itwould pay only S299,
SIP, evidence Journal.
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A suburban, Jan 4.
Neao ENGLAND MAGAZINE.

3 UST published by J T q E BUCKINGHAM,
81 Boston, No.7 OF the New England Mag
azike, for January
CONTENTS.
Originai Papers: The New Year; The
Masked Cavalier; Is a Belief III GHOSTS, con-
sistent with Reason? The American Colonial
ton Snclety; Hymn to fmtus; Feeling and
Sentiment; The Employments "i Death; Do
nestle Architecture The DileL,ma; Virginia
Old Books; The Song Of the Fai,irs; Letter.
from Ohio. M. 4 The Progress of Ridicule
Dead Letters revived; The Hebrew Minstrel
Lament; A Legend of Christmas Eve Re
form; Sonnet To Mary A Brief Farewell
Monthly Rscord-Poiitics and Statistics: U
States; New HAMPSHIRE; Vermont; Massa-
chnsetls; Connecticut; Pennsylvania Mary
land South Carolina; Georgia; Kentucky
Ohio Illinois; Michigan; Territory Of Huron
Literary Notices, &c. &c.
% Subscriptions received by MUNROE &
FRANCIS, Washington-slreet, Boston, and by
DORR Il ROWLAND, Worcester.
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Hardwick, Jan. A .
NOTICE.

ENHE Committee appointed TO make ar
Il engagements IN behalf of the town of Ster.
ling, for the support of their Paupers, hereby
give notice, that they will receive proposals for
the purpose of taking the charge of the Town
Farm and Paupers, to commence on the first
day of April next man and woman without
family would be preferred. Proposals will
be received by either of the subscribers, till the
18TH day of February next, at which time they
will be ready TO close a contract. None need
apply but those that can come well recommend.
ed. JACOB CONANT.
JOEL PRATT, JR.
MOSES SAWYER.
Sterling Jan A6w
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NOTICE.

6SI iOULD the weather and other circum
~ stances serm!:, our subscribers on the route
W hlc h is supplied by the Lowell Stage. will BIT
prese nted with their Bills in the course of next
elk, when it is hoped that all viii be prepared
to pay them. Those who 90 not have the Pa
pers eft at their houses, would confer partic
ular ia tvor by leaving the money to pay their
Bills previous to the middle Of next week al
the pa ces where they receive their Papers and
thus, s; i've the Agent the trouble of going IL
their h buses. As few of our subscribers have
been Fl FINISHED with Papers, under contract
made " nth the publishers of the Lancaster Ga
zette, a t trifing difference from our usua
rates, We deem it proper now TO give notice
that, i'll future, the terms of subscription will be
uniforl N to all that is, two dollars per annum
for the paper at the Office, and twenty five cents
additi 'na for postage where it is sent BY Stage
From this price deduction of twenty five cents
is ma de TO all who pay for one year in advance
Spy Office, Jan. 4, 1882
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NOTICE.

TENHE subscriber, Post-Rider on The route
III from Ash6urnham by Ftehburg, Leom-
inster, Sterling, and West Beylston, to Wor
cester, hereby respectfully gives notice, that
he has transferred all his right in and to said
route, to Mr.. HENRY KEELING, Jr., of Ashburn-
ham, person in whose fidelity and strict at
tention to all such business as may be entrusted
to his care, the subscriber has full confidence,
and would therefore recommend him TO all
those who may have occasion for his services,
as well worthy of their trust: said transfer to
have effect from and after the first day of jan
uary inst All those indebted to the subscriber
for Newspapers or otherwise, are requested to
make payment without delay
In taking leave of his friends and patrons as
their common servant for three years past, the
subscriber has to acknowledge many thanks
TOR their liberal and constant lavors in his line.
and consequently entertaiDs the satisfaction of
having in some good measure fulfilled his duty
lVERS WHITE.
Ashhurnham Ian 4
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE SPY

~ Ie heavy expenses necessarily incurred
IN III support Of our establishment compel as
to ca II upon such Of our patrons as are in
arree lrs for settlement Of accounts. Those
acho are indebted to this office, either for the
Pap .r or for .4drertising, &C., beyond the
usu1 IL term of credit, are respectfully requested
10 Settle the same ,cithOut further delay.
S.0Y Office, Jan. 1882.
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MA Pr TED

In Brook6eld, Dec. 81, By Rev, John Chase,
In Westboro', Dec. 81, by Rev. Elisha Rock
wood, Mir. John A. Fayerweather to Miss Sarah A.
Tyler
In Northbridge, Dec. %, by Rev. David Holman.
Mr.. Amos Fairbank of Douglas, to Miss Ruth Ad-
ans of Northbrldge.
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II is sad in The bingham Gazette. that the
amount of taxable property in the Common.
wealth on the first of May last, las appears
from the returns Of the county delegates 10 The
general committee of valuation,) was 5000
53,O2l as, and the number Of polls I5OAd4.
10 1871. the amount of property was $I53,.
6l4,2OI,77, and the number of polls 1919 7l5.
According TO this estimate, the increase of
property in ten years has bean $537OS, 756 GO,
and Of polls &C. qc9.
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W0Rg@SP4Ra
WEDNESDAY,JA JAN. 4, lss2.

u To our patrons, one and all, we present
the compliments of the season, will: our thanks
for the increased tokens of favor with which
our Iabors have been rewarded by them during
the past year.
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LONG FAsTING. A correspondent in
forms us that FIVE shoats were found IN the
ice cellar of Davis s. Houghton, in Sterling,
on the 2lst ult., where they had been nine
teen days. They escaped from drov.,
which was penned over night in an adoin-
ing yard. When found three of them were
dead and the other two had sustained life
by feeding on their carcasses, but were I'M
able TO stand alone.
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The annual meeting of The Society of Mutual
Aid in Detecting Thieves, in the town of Worces.
ter" will be holden at Estabrook's Inn, at 6
o'clock, on Monday eysning merit.
OTIs CoRBErT, Treasurer and Clerk.
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Mr.. Robert Simpson of Jackson, N Y, has
been missing three weeks from Troy; N Y,
where he sold cattle, &c and received $1,000
c is A. years old, and has good property, SO
that no one suspects him Of absconding.
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che AIassachusetts Gpp.

THE LIBERTY OF THE PRESS is ESSENTIAL TO
TEE SECURITY OF FREEDOM"
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AT the late Term of the Court Of Common
Pleas, George Folsom, Abraham G. Randall:
and David W. Fiske were admitted to practice
as Attorneys Of snd Court
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FARM AT AUCTION.
Tan Yard for Sale or to Let.

A ME subscriber, wishing to
fsms4 Il close his business, offers to
lis.Esa sell or let, his we'll known Tan.
~AkEA merry, situated in the centre of
Hardwick, it being one of the best
stands Tor business in the County of Worcester.
The premises. consist OF three acres of Land, d
large and comnodious Dwelling House, Barn,
curriers' Shop, Bark House, Sheds, &c &c.
with nifty good Tan Watts, and other convent
ences The subscriber will give any reasona.
BILE credit, and will furnish as much stock in the
yard as may be requested. For further partic.
ulars inquire Of the subscriber on the premises.
SCOTTO. BERRY.
Hardwick, JAM 4. s6w
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We find that we were under mistake IN
the belief expressed last week, that the Spy
was the only papes in the State that pub
lished the Address Of the New York Con-
vention entire in one paper. The same was
done also by the Boston Courier. We
trust that the Editor of that valuable paper
does not believe US capable of doing him
Intentional injustice.
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NOTICE.

T NOTICE.
III HE subscribers, having been appointed
Commissioners to receive and examine the
claims of the creditors, to the Estate Of BA-
RUCH CLEMENCE,- late of Sturbridge, de.
ceased, hereby give notice thatghey will attend
to that service on the third Mondays of March,
May, and August next, at one of the clock,
P. NJ, on each of said days, at the house Of
Cromwell Bullard, in said Sturbridge.
GEORGE DAVIS
GARDNER WATKINS.
Sturbridge Dec %. 1881. y
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The whole Of the County Tax, for
1880, 100000
Cash borrowed BY order Of the Coun.
ty Commissioners, 5000, 90
Duties on persons licensed as Inn
holders, 1885,, 81
Duties as Justices Of the Peace, 1900
Duties on Deeds, &c, of the Regis
ter, 667,24
Duties Of the Clerk of Judicial Courts
in his appointment to Office, 1000
Duties of the Register of Deeds in his
appointment TO Office, 400
Jury Fees of the Clerk, 2SO,0C
Costs on Petitions for Roads not al.
lowed, 81 81
Costs on Petitions for Juries, 49,4;
A Forfeiture, 800
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yEy NOTICE
IL He Subscribers having been appointed
Commissioners 10 receive and examine lie
claims oS she creditors IN the Estate Of OTIS
M'CLBNTOCK, Iatr Of SIurbrdye deceased
hereby give notice. that they will attend Ia Thai
seryice on the third Wednesdays of March.
May, and August next, a. ono of the clock, P.
NJ, on each o. said days at the house of Crom.
well Billiard, in said SiurbTidge.
GEORGE DAVIS.
ABiJAH PROUTY
Surbridee, Dec. &c, 1881 u
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FRESH TEAS.

EUST .aHs'Ted prime Hysoa and Souchong
- Tei.. g. Tor sale at reduced prices, by
BENZ. BUTMAN e. co.
Worcester IAN
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PAID.
County Commissioners for their ser.
vices, 3643,l5
Printers for publishing Notices, &c, 30l ga
Services rendered by order of the
County Commissioners, 437, 40
Clerk of judicial Courts for services
and disbursements, 1863, SO
Sheriff and his Deputies for their at
tendance upon Judicial Courts, &c, 65s,97
| Register of Deeds and other County
Officers for Record Books for their
Offices, 1Ol, 65
| Fire W God for the public Offices and
| for the Court and Jury Rooms, 5O,74
Crier for Stationery for the Courts
and for his attendance, 1888
Repairs about the Court House and
Jail, &c, 5000
| Taking care of the Court House, 1873, Al
Under Keeper of the Jail for Ceth-
ing, &c, for Convicts, and for his
services, &c, 462, 76
| Under Keeper of the Jail for Board.
ing Convicts over and above the
allowance made by the Common.
wealth, 1914
Physicians for attendance, &c, on
Convcts in Jail and House of Cor
rection, 50 sc
Making Roads, 3,672 OF
Damage awarded to persons injured
oy laying ont Roads, $3.50
Coroners for inquisitions on bodies
| found dead, 6O.2
Constables for serving and returning
| Venires, $50.
Jurors for their travel and attend.
anos, 4,7os,O
Costs on applications for Juries'. and
References, and Witnesses. Fees, 1874
Oversees Of the House of Correction, 1854
Interest on money narrowed. 1885,
Treasurers' services, (ihcluding com.
pensation TO former Treasurer,) S5og
$23 735s
ANTHONY CHASE, County TYeas'r
Worcester, Jan. 4, 1891.
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viii the Editor of the Yeoman inform his
readers that four of the National Republic
can candidates for Senators in this County
received majority Of all the votes given in
the County--or will he persist in the at,
tempt lately made in that paper, to deceive
them on this point, and to make them be-
leve that, if the Sutton votes had been re-
turned, "the National Republican list would
not have been chosen?
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NOTICE is hereby given,- that the SUBJ
La scrber has been duly appointed Admins
TRAITOR OF the Estate of LYMAN BFMIS, late
OF Spencer, in the County of Worcester, de-
ceased, and has taken upon himself that trust
by giving bonds as the law directs. All persons
indebted to said. Estate are hereby called upon
to make immediate payment; and all those to
whom said Estate is indebted are requested to
exhibit the ir demands for settlement
WILLIAM BEAlIS, Cd.
Spencer Dec. 81. 1881 ~
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Worcester, IS. Probate Office, Jan. 9, 1885.
To The Utdo1u und Heirs Of WILLIAM You've, late
Of Ward, an said County, deceased, and to all
others Concerned in the Estate Of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are Hereby cited 20 appear (if you
IL see ft) at the Court of PROBATE 10 be hold
en- at Worcester, in said County, on the first
Tuesday in February next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the second Ac-
count OF the Executor of said deeeased's Will.
should not be allowed; and YOU will be heard.
thereon.
THE0PHs. WHEELER, Req.
1. Rv er1Ler of the Hon. J,fsive
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STATEMENT

ar Receipts and Expenditures of the Coun-
" ty of Worcester, from Sept. ID, 1880, to
Dec. 81. 1881:
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SIEVES and SAFES.

YEIHE subscriber continues manufacturing
"a Wire Sleeves Of various kinds; such as
Meal Sleeves, Sand Riddles, &c. Orders for the
same may be directed TO b. HEYwooD, Wor
cestcr, or to the subscriber. He also manufac-
lures SAFES5of all kinds for meat and provs-
ions which may be had of JAMES GREEN o. Co.
and at the CksAL STORE, in Worcester, or Of
the subscriber in r utland
April 81 If JABEZ RTGELOWs
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PURE OIL.

1n TIERCES Fall and Winter Strained
Il " Oil, Oh hand and for sale at the Green.
Store. ESTABROOK & HOWE.
Worcester Dec. %.
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Jan. 4.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-19

one ofthe most efFcacious compounds in the Ma
terra Medica for the cure of,hat class ofnveterate
diseases produced by impure state Of blood and
vitiated habit of body. and usually exhibiting tnem
selves in the forms of serouls salt rheum eprosy' 81
Anthonys FIRE, fever Sores (eyen when the bones are
affected. white sweilings, Cf applied with Dr. Jebos
nment foul and obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes,
scald head in children scrvy and scorbutc gou Pm'
pied carbunced faces fostering erup,ion and vene-
real ints throughout the body, in which last case the
Drops often cure when mercury fails They are also
the best spring and autumnsI physic. to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
pear at these Of the year They also aid the
process of digestion, and, by purifying the blood pre-
vent the secretion Of malignant humours on the lungs
The proprietor confidently relics upon the va, mum
Der of cures effected by these Drops, not only in Bcs
ton and its vicinity, but throughout tn 9", tor tn
best proof of their excellence as an urt 'rg sitera
tive medicine, in all the cases above snecif:d mi.
article has recently been pronounced o. PHI sclar
of the first respectsbity. who he'd witnessed =: r
prising efficacy. as entitled in his opinion TO hke n.
lend Of all the popular articles knoon for the abor. com
plants; and indeed it is fast gaining this point in pup
lie estimation. throughout the country
Price 81 Bottle, or SiI Bottles for IS
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r. DYSPEPSIA.
OR INDIGESTION.

OF long standing, and Of the most obstinate
~ character has been immedas, relieved, and often
permanently cured, in variety of cases that have DC
CURED in Boston ard vicinity. by using short time
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC g.
.4NIEBILIOUS PILLS,
both of which to be taken together according to
valuable, plain and practical directions, accompany
ing the Specific Price so cents each
- None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper, by the Sole Proprietor II RIDDER.
immediate successor to the Late d. w IT Conway For
sale at his Counting Room. No SO, Court street.
near Concert Hail. (Boson and also by his sps cia ap
pointment by VIM. SrABLER.
apr5 Fairf1r :. ,eet alexandria.
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DR.. JEBB's CELEBRATED EMINENT,
DUMFRIES'
Ia y tx w A FRI tx T.!

[NOk sore or n1amed Eyes gives Immediate ease
and relief. On recent sore eyes the effect 10
salutary. Where the complaint has been of years
standing, and in some exceeding bad cases. the most
unexpected and desirable relief has been found in the
Of this EYE wArEa, after every other remedy had
failed Many persons who have used it, pronounce it
the best preparation for those complaints they have
ever met with especially in cases of soreness or in.
inflammation Of long standing. Price IS cts bottle.
'.'None are genuine unless signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor T. KIDDER,
immediate successor to the late DIR w. T. CONWAY
For sale at his Counting Room. No SO, Court St,
pointment,by WM. sTABLER
apr7 Fairfdr Street, alexandria,
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deems it enough to say. that he has in hs
most undivided testimonials that It has more omnL,.,
answered for whies ii ,uas intended don any,
other popular Medicine.
This remedy is perfectly innocen. in its applc,to,
to all conditions, ages, and sexes Full directions 4.
scrption Of the complaint. &c. accompanying eaSi
packet, which consists of two boxes. Oinimea e,;
Ekctuary. Price, 81 for the whole Or 50 cent, if h."
one of the articles is wanted.
- Nome are genuine unless signed on n. o,,;i
,orapper by the sole proprietor. T RfDDER imm.Sa,
successor to tie late Or w r Con,oay For sale h,
Counting Room, over No. &c. Court street. near Cor
cert Hail. Boston, and also by his special appoin,m.r
bv WIN. SrABLER,
apre fairfar Street, aterandro
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1--WE above Ointment is recommended to the publ.
l. asa safe and certain remedy for those ob,tin,,,
diseases, some Of which have so long baaed the stV
Of medical science.
LIST White swellings of every description;
ID Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing;
Sd schirrus or gandulsr tumors. particuhrlytho.
hardened tumors in womens breasts, which oftentms
terminate in liberated cancers,
4th Felonsi or what some people know by then,n.
OF catarrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains of the joints,
9th SPrains aud bruises of every description, or
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this complaint the pr,
uent, in applying the ointment, must Keep the pr'
out Of water,
9th Chilblains or parts affected by frost.