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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Latest from ENGLAND,

The packet ship Cambria,
from London, has arrived at N.
York, bringing one days later
news from London.
1t seems more probable than
ever, that the affairs of Holland
and Belgium will not be amlca-
bly, settled-it having been re-
ported in Paris that the Austrian
Government had transmitted
their refusal to ratify the p arti
cles, to the Prussian Embassy.
TheFrench Ministry had been
defeated by Odillon Barrot on
the civil list, in the Chamber of
Deputies-l2 millions have been
substituted for 10.
German papers to the 18th
Jan. had been received in Lon
DON announcing military PIE
parations by Holland on the
Belgian frontiers.
1t Is a very anxious moment.
and it seems to hang on breath.
whether there will be a general
war IN Europe or not.
There is an English fleet in
the Iagus, under Admiral Par
ker: the Regent 100; the Asia,
(Codrington's flag ship at Naya-
rmo, being the finest round stern
ed "a in the British Navy;) the
Revenge, rs; and Victor brig
of war, Is.
The troops embarked at Lis
bon for Madeira have been re-
landed, the people of that is
land being about to shake off the
yoke OF Don Miguel in favor of
Maria da Gloria.
The States General have gran
ted large budget to the King
of the Netherlands, which, we
apprchend, will not lessen his
Waclil<e PropenSities.
This is the summary of the
news from Europe.
The London Sun of the 18th
says the Paris express mentions
'uat the Sultan has declared war
AGAINST the Pacha Of Egypt and
nat IL was currently reported in |
Paris on "Wednesday, that the |
formal refusal Of Austria to ra-
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tify the 81 articles had reached
the Prussian Embassy the pre-
ceding day.
Dispatches had been received
by the English Government,
which state that 800 Polish OIL
GERS in Saxony, who have refu-
sed the Amnesty of the Empe-
ror Nicholas, are on their march,
in small detachments, to France.
Each receives small sum per
diem from the Saxon Govern
ment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

The Fitchburg Gazette states that a
physician in neisnbouFing town was
at great pains lately 20 procure the ne
TO vaecinate the children Of his patrons,
giving them etiict injunctinns not to
scratch when their arms were sore IL
s fe " days. the disposition Of the chill
dfen to scratch was Irresistible, aud II
was found that they had been inoculat
ed with the ITCH!
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
ABEL Nj, SMITH.
Posi- Office Louisville. XIV.

. m, =, u UdFy' II, FS0g.
SIR; The floods in all the streams west Of
'he Aieshany mountains, are greater than
ever was known by the oldest inhabitants
a valuable portion of the city is from 10 to
IL feet under water
me journal Press" has been stopped for
Vi Gays ana Tue water is now about one
User" office
Most OF the towns on the Ohio. from Gin
cInnati to It's mouth, are inundated and .be
loss OF property incalcolable The mails have
necessarily been very irregular, and will pro
oaoy Continue SO for two weeks. The cor
tractors 50 Tar as | am advised, are ,sinp
Their best efforts TO keep the mails po,ng
! gu may not be SURPRISED If the mail, from
th's oflice to Washington, for some davs to
come should be from IL to Is days on the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

Are you deaf, or asleep, or
traitors?
Traitors! you may be, in two
ways.
In trafIicking away those rights
which it is your duty to protect
this is interest and calculation.
In abandoning those rights, in
adopting system which leads
the State to its ruin-this IS
weakness and ignorance.
Choose between the two, you
only are able.
The Editor Of the Philadel-
phia National Gazette has file
OF the Paris paper called theC0u-
r4er deS Etectews, in which it is
suggested Dan. 3D. that the mo-
ney which was said to have been
sent from France to discharge
the American claims under Mr..
Rives' convention, was a large
remittance OF private funds (mea-
ming those of the KING TO the U.
States, as provision against
Revolutionary reaction"
A Paris letter to the Editor of
| the N. Y. Evening Post says
"You will be better informed
of the state of Europe through
official channels than from me,
SO that my speculationS are little
worth. | nave all along thought
and still think that aoay' as ma
Uoidabte, and that early in the
spring hostilities will commence.
The mannlvering of the allied
powers, all armed, is too palpa-
bic to common eyes; they are e.
Violently managing to get the
weather-gage Of each other, be-
fore they give the signal for war.
AS i'll the battle OF Navarino,
when all were i'll the line of bat
tie, it required but the neglect
OF a paltry form of etiquette to a
tiny boat to open the battle, so
| think that the insignificant al
fair of Belgium and Holland, or
the still more trifiing question of
the demolition of fortress, viii
be the signal for a general and
most sanguinary war, the result
OF which, or its endurance, who
can predict?
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Eastpn, { Pa March 9

SUDDEN DEATH. On MONDAY
at Peter stem, Esq worthy and res
l,ectable citizen OF Lehigh township, in
'hs county, came TO Easton, in the
most perfect health and good spirits for
tie purpose ei administering to the es
tate OF deceased friend: " hle the rffi.
ef was hIing ny the bind, he stepped
out to buy receipt book. and as he re
'urned mt" the Off - staggered gainst
the wall, aud was caught just 10 time
prevent his falling lie never spoke
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
FATAL ACCIDENr.-up

NAL ACCIDEN TN We'd
nesday,a dreadful accident occurred al
the establishment of Mr. Westmaco,t,
'he comment artist aud sculptaf. IN Rre NV
er street, Pimhcs, by winch Mr. YIN
cent Ga'gan, Mr.. Westmacott's pr,nci
pa assistant, lost bis hfe. Ia will be re-
collected that Mr.. w was employed 20
execute the statue Of the late Mr.. Can
n'ng, which IS TO be placed IA pedes
taI N the Palace Yard, Nestmlnster
ine hgnre, which is nearly twelve teet
hIsH' and weighs nearly four tons is
now IN state of great fetwardness
ON Wednesday b. Gagan, with tour
"i ms meu. were at k upon The
cast, when the tai kle by which II was
secured gave way, and the immense f
cure tell upon the unfortunate man;
aad although only two minutes elapsed
before the statue was removed, he was
round to be quite dead Mr. Gaigan had
the management of the business tor thu
last twenty eight years lie has left
widow aud SIX cbidren-LoN Pa
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understand that tumour or wen oftwo
feet 10 circumference, end weighing at
Ter its removaI-4 pounds and 4 ounces,
was successfully dissected yesterda,
from the rFght shoulder blade of one of
the inmates of the tieuse If industr>
by Dr. John C. Howard, Ply sician and
surgeon Of that Institution The pa
ueht eat hearty meal after the opera
ton
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MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT.
ALEXANDRIA. q G. Feb. IS

We learn tAat a sch ,oner cspsize d
near Fnrt Washington, during the Sc
we're blow on Thursday night, aud ali
OF board persisted, The steamboat
Sidney tEen on lis way up with the
mail from Potomac crack, was unable
to render any assistan e, The name OF
the vessel is not known,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
Chatit ston. Feb. %

THE GRE IT MArCn RACE De
tween Clara Fisher ard Il ,nueps Of
Blue, was run tns day. The first heat
was ven by Clara IN handsome STYLE
ihree rounds OF the second heat were
run, closely contested but on entering
the '"nr'h round, Clara gave out, much
10 the d'sappn'ntment of, proba bly,, the
largest asse mbly OF peraons -ver as
sem5Ied on the Wash nston course.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
FRANCE.
SUBJECTS OF THE KING.


Place on the tombs of the he
roes of July, at the Louvre, al
the JNarche des LnocenS-place
every where in short, this in
scription:-'.Subject of Charles
X. aoho died that aoe should be
come Subjects Of Philippe
On the colours of each regi-
ment embroider also, beneath
the Gallo Cock, this holy word,
Subjects"
And this word "Subjects' a.
gain inscribe on the reverse of
the cross of the Legion of Ho-
nour--there, where now stands
. 'Hr Country"
In fine, on the face. of our
m,nd.neAI,, on the products OF
our industry, &c. the arts, on
the statute of our sculptors, on
the works of our poets, place a
strong scala seal with the arms
of the House of Bourbon, bear
ing in relief this same word
"Subjects."
Then will France, body and
soul, property and individuals,
present, past and to come, be-
long to you.
But before hand, | implore
you, lnterrogate yourselves; en-
qulre and see if you are power
ful enough thus to break a lance
with our national pride-if your
courage will not fail you are GER
tain it will not slip in the middle
OF the contest, for, ministers,
torewarn you in the name of
those firm and resolute men with
whom you engage in the contest,
no moremercy will be asked than
will be shown to you.
Have you perhaps, made a
wager, that you viii play out, in
open air, in the face of day, .
parody on the revolution oflS30?
That the people will never
tear off your masks and will ne
Yer break down the scalTolding
on which you stand?
That on the contrary they will
raise their hands to heaven in
slgn of JOY, when you say to
then get you gone, the farce is
over?
Or, do you carry to such an
extreme your forgetfuIness of
our dignity and your fear of a
battlefield, that you will immo-
late our last security, sacrifice
our last hope, to the menaces
OF foreigners.
inat YOU viii, through fear of
being placed out OF the pale of
the law Of crowned heads. re-
construct en- hr0ae from the
rotten materials which our VIC
tory Of three days, scattered
thro' the streets OF the capital!
Inat YOU Will to expiate this
victory OF three days cover your
halls with ashes and implorc
pardon with a rope round your |
alceks at the feet OF Kings?
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

d gam out aiter iInSefing Tor about two
hours 10 state Of perfect in.ensibility
he died His death IVES attributed by
the physician in attendance to apo
plexy.
New York, March
NJ vi R0BBER AIRES TED The
Buffalo Journal states that John Ben
nett was apprebended at Chippewa.
last week, for having, while enga ged as
stage driver, on the road between Ell
mira aud Oswego, abstraoted from the
mail bag letter containing four halves
OF as many 500 bills, which had been
cut for the purpose ofremitting ia this
way. The bills were found in his pos
session.
merchan, of Maine, some time du-
ring the past season, wrote to his cor
respondent in this city, directing them
to make insurance for $4,000 upon a
brig at sea. The letter did DOT core
to hand. and the brig was lost. The
same gentleman disposed of some pro
perry for friend in Boston, and made
remittance. The sum, though not
large, was essential to the operations
ofthe man in Boston. The letter was
three months in Coming to hand, during
which time, after suffering great inco on
venience and mortfica alton, he found il
necessary to stop payment TVS is a
small sample of the evils resulting irou
irregularity III the mails.
A New CANDIDArE, An "Abei Nj Smith,
Esquire" o! New Albany, Indiana, ha. GENE
out for the Presidency Mr. Smith if we
may judge from his communication to the
public, fights altogether upon bis 'own hook.
lie is neither Clay, jackson, Writ, or Cal
houn man, but entirely Smith man; and
as he belongs TO large family, be propably
expects to get respectable support Mr.
Smith goes Tor redeeming the old Continen
tai mone, by giriag eresy person IN tie Uni
ted States, a quarter section Of the public do
taain That Mr. Smith may nave fail
start on the track, we publish in full hi.
plthy and unique announcement
" by should We be So particular il
toe choice of men? There are thous
ands fasedIn America as capable a
heading the Nauon, IS lhose who have
done It; AID again, why should so ana
ny millions OF hrst rate land lie IN cal
aud onF nation Ia debt to the genera
inhabitants. for Continental money;
It's as much incumbent on The Nation
to pay the debt now as when contract
ed Nasl at the helm of government
would paw the debt, by dooa,lng to
every man 10 america, quarter sec
ton oil FIRST rate land. | was born in
Duchess county, New York and now
reside IN Indiana aud otIer tor presi
dent OF the United States.
ABEL Nj, SMITH
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
New YeRK. Feb. %.

SUICIDE The individual who was
found on Sunday las, in the clefts of a
sock at Hs6oken, under the circum
stances detailed in our paper of Tues
day, turns out to be Carl Koessler, a
Germsn subject of the King Of WIrtem-
berg who was about 40 years of age
and bad bsen in this country perhaps
eighteen months He was a gardener
by occupation, and out of employ ment.
disappointment in not receiving a re-
niitance from his father, for which be
had written, but which had beea denied
bim, impelled him 10 the deed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

MELANCHOLY SELF DBsTRUcT. ON =. Miss
Fanny Widxer cf Pisst n, died on
Moadav. the 18Th IuSt., IN consequence
of taking arsenic the Saturday pre-
vious, while labouring under meatal
arrangement The poison had BEEN
procured for the purpose Of destroying
rats, and. as was supposed securely
put away; she, however, succeeded IN
finding it. and, after taking out the
quantity she intended &c use, filed the
pbial with puigtrized chalk that IT
might not be known that the arsenic
bad been disturbed h fore bar d. ath
she expressed sorrow fer the act, and
freely told in what manner she got pos
session Of the article. -CnENANGo RE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

The mercury, at Portland, Main, on s.,
'urday morning fell fourteen degrees belo
zero. The harbour was frozen over,
ont as The tsiand-iarther than it bad bee,
before this winter.
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cry respectfully,
JOHN p OLDHAM

II is impossible TO estimate The d.a,aro
which the flood must produce. betwssp
Ptttsburg and Orleans Parts of houses and
barns IN numbers have been observed ao,t
ing by this city 1t said that in the vii
lage OF Lawrenceburg, Indiana. only the
steePie OF the church and few Of the bons
es remained above water-apd that Isrre
proportion of the dwellings, are entirely
swept away Millions can scarcely compen.
safe Tor the damage that has been eTne
rienced Gin paper. '0o" cape
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+. TURNER.

ecARLET FEVER The Delaware ga7e,t.
Vi tne 2Sth says:-"The Scarlet Fever !.
tas1hg TO a great extent in this section Of ON,
1'"'e. numerous deaths occur almost dali,
'ne principal part Of which are children, i,
=. ao' ,n cases Two or three have been lying dead
N The same houses at the sane time"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

again, but after lingering for about two
hours 10 state Of perfect insensibillty
be died His death was attributed by
the physician in attendance to apo
plexy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08
FRANCE.

The Editor of the New York
Enquirer furnishes the anne xed
TRANSACTIONS as among the many
evidences daily arising of the
precarious state of things in
France, and of the close approx
imauon winch the present as
pect OF the country bears to that
winch Immediately preceded the
Three Dags. He remarks
SIT would almost seem that the
scenes which preceded the down
lau OF Charles \. were acting
O er again. The same yiru-
ience and acrimony is shown by
the press towards the govern
ment OF Louis Philippe. We
attempt as a specimen, hasty
translation of an article from
'La Tribuae' on the occasion of
the word "sublects" inadyertent-
" used by one of the Ministers.
We also give a sketch of a trial
oil some individuals for a politi-
Cal offence, which really appears
ludicrous. How can a govern
meat exist where one of its prin-
cipai attributes, the administra-
ton OF justice. is thus set OF de
fiance? where few insignificant
individuals seek to obtain cele-
brlty by Drawing the powers Of
the law, and where the public
feeling sanctions their conduct!
~ NTF,Vy
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CoMMUNIc ALTON.

remit me through the medium of your
PdpGf' 70 express my gratitude towards M.
T T' Tor his invaluable discovery Of the
tt'p"yaS Lt'rtr for the tooth ache. Having
p'en almost distracted with that acute pain.
vas induced to try the Elixir, which / am
nn"PPy 10 state, afforded me Immediate re
since VIVA II
would strongly recommend il to those
give it a trial 'yoi' u
Phlla q Feb. p TTrpNrD
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: u appears from the subjoined free will Of.
ierl"s OF thanks. that Mons Chabert has
uehe VT. ihrner good turn with his grand
rTTmedy impeiied by grateful feeling, Mr..
LII inner returns his acknowledgements pub
ncy 70 'he isniPotent emperor One coed
suin aeSerVes another-and Nh Turner
nGulu inpar' the contents of his phia to all
suffering lrIends-Pha Gazeue.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

ne Evening Post states, Oh the authority
u a letter Con Washington. dated the 2is
OIL 'hat Mr.. Rires, ar minister At the
lcnrh court, HISS teqaas'cd ieave 10 relGru
the United states next autumn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-08

extraordinary Wager MIR. Udny. the ven
cradle postmaster OF Lismore, undertook. for
wager, to travel from that town to Lat.
more m an oyster barrel. drawn by a pig,
a., o.aager. two cats, a goose, & hedge hog.
Ills head decorated with red rishtcsp and
&c grove with whip similar 10 biz 5riFet's.
ne Is m his 9Th year ee{f0sa Chronicle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
DIR, RELIES
Vot,.,icA Drops.

1Sore of.be ms, Ia ,eious compounds IN tne VA
,tr,a w.ioa f,e,h- cure e hat class OF ,pveterae
Ss-,,es produced by an impure state ofthe o'ooi snd
a,v,,;,rei b.hi, Of bnv and usually exh'o''mg them
selves in the forms of .erofas salt rReun. iepr'sy st
f-- fever sores teven when the bones are
AT ctsa. white eings, Cf applied With DR. Jeo's
i-nrnt foul an ob.t,nate ulcers sore iegssnd eyes
a, VI headin cla-en scurvy sni sc"rbut,c cout. PIN
pied rcarhune'e faces fostering suptions and vens'
ressints throughout the body, IN which last case the
Drop, often cu e when mercury fails. They are also
tn. hes, spr,ng and autunnsl physic, to purify and
cleanse the system from humours which frequently ap
p~s- N these seasons of the wear They also ard Inc
process of Digestion aud. by purifying the BLOOD pre-
vr,t the secretion of mslignsnt huuiours on the lungs
Thu proprietor confidently relies upon the vast NUM-
Der of cures effected bv these Drops, not only pos
ton and its vicinity. but throughout the enon. 10, y.
best proof of their excellence as an uhinmhs 20:
NV. medicine, in all the cases shove specified. ms
article has been sy s sur
r;;g .fc,cv a, entitled ia his opiaion 10 faSs rae
ali The popular articles kao,oa for he Soue con- CON.
,,kats. and indeed it is fast gaining THIS point pup
lie es,ina,ion throughput the country.
Price 81 O Bottle, or Sic Bottles for -.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
REMEDY FOR
NNeunatism.

0NiE excrucia,ing psin-the decrepitude aud de.
- formity, and the premature old age, which are
the usual attendants of this disorder suffered BY
IN ny from despair ola cure or disappointment nthe
eli :acy Of the numerous pretended An,idhes usel to
effect this purpose. But,hose who have made a TAR
trial of
even IN cases of ing standing, and oftne
ch,rlcter nave received certain relief aud many have
been cured in few days. some in q hours as num-
Der Of p.~.,ns Boston and vicinity, who were for
m riy at c,ed with the Rheumatism, have very fully
testified. CeSticstes in possession Ut The Proprl,
e,or proving the most thorough and surprising cures
b, mans of this powerful Lninent, in cases where
other approved applications had utterly failed The
LINN INT is also used with tor BRUISES Sprains,
N,m,aosi s',Taes, ofthe Joints, chiibiains, &c.
Price, so cts. bottle.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

reyHE subscribers feel pleasure in announcing to
L tn public that they have in their possesSion'
and for sale at their ,nothecsries shop King street.
Alexandria, a TRIED and INVALUABLE remedy
for the above named distressing and too often fatal
disc ase As safe and convenient sIydrsgogue' ITS
effects are almost immediate, dischargng the water
from the system ,plousl; an Alternative, restores
the equal action of the vessels and establishes 'ne
tones of te SYSTEM and thereby the patient
from q recurrence Of attacks. The undersigned feel
confident that in all where the disease is mt caus
ed b, actual dsoganzation, the cure will be SURE
The conf lence with which the Anti hydroPh'c p'''s
are recommended is founded on experience IN cases
already tr,ed and upon the fact Of their beng the re
suit Of genius founded upon science, and not OF EN-
pirIcism A..
Twenty four pills. in most cases. effect cure AP'
p;ications from distance must be post PAID Ap?n
cants will be furnished with the medicine al hVe eoi
lars box on their for wardng the money, and paying
the expense Of its conveyance.
iy l2-eotf WILLIAM LANPHiER q Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
:pr.nS Gu0As.
~ sale, general assortment Of
GOODS ADAPTED TO THE SPgyo,

(NHaRlES BENNETT has received ard Of; -, :
} .aie, 3 general assortment Of
ADAPTED TO THE SEaS0,
The Following are part:
Supet6ne cloths and kcrseymerss Of Is, oy,r,,
ncrmo md Yigonia kerseymeres
Book, cam>ric, jsconet snd null mI,lins
81 and 4 dimities
Calicos and ginghams Of FIRST quality
A General! assor; neat o.cOtton and six ha,i,-,
4 and India nanke
Yer, best Mstioni block Italian lus,riHg
l,andanns anil hiS handkerchIefs
l.ohion drllings
Ripks's best cotton and Ruuen kerseymerc, u.
summer wesr
Checks and stripes; eolored cam5rics
Hemmisg's lst quality needles, imported die,
and warranted genuine
GentIemen's English doeSkln gloves
ClarS's e Chaps best sewing cor,',i in Spa,
and balls
4,4I, and 5 lb pins
Letter paper of various qualities. from the 8nal,.
vine FACTORY
Fnolscap and common post paper
ga Irish, Scotch and Russia shee,ngs
4 variet, ofdiapers; Ir sh linens aud lasr
Observation-Disclosures and bur!aps
Cotton burlaps, vers stout
Shoe thread seine Irvine, sc &C. sp,,.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

rS7HE above Ointment is recommended to the public
l. asa safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
Diseases OF which have long bafed the skill:
OF medical science:
lst White swelings of every descriptions;
I'd Sore legs and ;iicers of!ong standing,
81 Schirrus or yanduaI tumurs. particularly those
hsrdenedtumoss in womens breasts, which ofeutimes
terminate in ulcetated cancers;
18th Felons; or what some people know by the name
of catarrhs, of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains oithe joints;
9Th sprains and bruises Of every description, or in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this complaint the pa
tient. in applying the ointment, must keep the part
out of water;
9Th Chlbains or parts affected by frost.