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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-03

During the month, IS clear days.
NoTE.-Tne weather throughout this month,
for its mildness, has resembled that Of Novem-
Der 1880. Whereas, it will be recOllected, that
the greater part Of the weather Of November.
1881. was remarkably cold for the season; fur
winter set in in good earnest, that month, and
continued with an unusual degree Of severity un-
til spring. The river. in that month, became
innav isable with safety, by obstruction of ice,
on the 21st. and was entirely closed on the 4lh
of Eecember following. In fact. November,
1882. has been remarkable for the long cOntinu-
alton of Indian summer. and, to the last day Of
the month, there has not been particle Of ice in
the river.
What a contrast is here:-On the last day OF
November, last year, the Thermometer ranged
from 600 to 80, and on the last day of the same
month, this year, it ranged from 49, to Go; max
Ing difference of twenty seven degrees between
the same days of the mOnth, in each year.
Since the termination Of the Asiatic Cholera
here, this place has been blessed with that de-
gree of health for which il is SO remarkable -
This disease. SO fatal in its consequences where
it meets congenial atmosphere, has been terri
BILE in the extreme, in the more southerly parts
of the continent; and it happily appears, accord
ing to accounts received, TO be still moving fur
Their from u.s.
The Comet, so long expected, has not yet
made its appearance in our latitude.
MUSEUM. Nov. 80, 1882.
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VIRGINIA SENATOR.
Clay MATURITY,

I'VE humbly trust that the approaching
a'etal Assembly will feel itself liberated
m"a'he shackles Of personal party, and FREE to
pIsN The course recommended by the ancient
soi, and present interests of the Common
VS.. au,' and bv that awful crisis which inspires
N. uep alarm every wise man aud true patriot.
,o.v rustic Heaven, that neither Jacksonism.
,d. "a" Brenism nor vet RichIeism, will be con-
,b,o ..a a'ss Of qualification, but that looking
,ss 10l .Oroush the Common~ eal,h, and through
h saI nas OF eSry party thoss individuals may
,ron. e : mos eminent for ability, most illus
shall 10. virtue. and whose combiued qualities
N ,S' .nAo'e them IN render the greatest service
., s Tying exisrncy, aud to inspire the great
no os !aosnce in those councils which may be
o1n'pf'as Of their elaboration
and Such man at lesst, has been designated.
Asr;Ds much misinterpret the direction OF ga.
Sam. pashe opinion, if it does not point the
rors Is Mr Leigh has not been to Congress.
70 France. but his reputation towers
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COMMERCIAL.
BALTIMORE MARKET DC. l.

FLOUR
Ho,card. street Ffom--There has been mo.
derately far demand this week, and the sales
from stores have very nearly kept pace with the
receipts. Nearly the whole Of the sales have
bees made at sc Is per biol; in an occ asioaal in
stance limited lot was sold at lel. To-day
the store price is uniformly E 25 per Dbl with
very light stocks on hand. The wagon price has
been steady throughout the week, at 6 l24, and
the same rate prevails today.
City Mills Flour Sales Of standard su-
perfne, to considerable extent, were made on
Saturday last. at Sc per Dbl. and at 6 12a for
parcels free of garlic.
Since Monday the market has been compare.
lively calm: sales have been made, to moderate
extent, Of standard superfne, at &c. in some ca.
ses on time with interest added in others on short
credit without interest, and in others at S5,87t,
interest added. We quote standard to-day at
S5,S1a &C.
!Susquehan,aah Eour.,-A lot Of $50 bbls su
perfine was sold at S6,l24.
A lot of $50 bbs Fredericksburg fine was sold
at &c per Dbl.
GRAIN
Whe0ts-No change Of moment has occurrd in
TIE market since report OF Friday last. The
sales Of good to prime reds have generally ran.
ged from Sl,l7 TO go per bushel. In several
Instances III the Of the week, parcels OF ex.
ira prime, mschined red. were taken at Sl,22
per bushel, Two considerable parcels of this de.
scrlpton we're taken at this price yesterday
There appear to have been but few parcels OF
strictly prime red, at market since Tuesday.
To-day tie market for good reds i. considered
cent per bushel lower, sales Of parcels which
had previously brought 81 II q l9 having been
mode to day at 81 I6al IL We continue to
quote good to really prime lots at 81 l6a 8 20
the indispusi,ion to buy being more mar ked IN
proportion as the quality recedes from prime -
" e continue to quote white wheats at 81 20 a
sj. Two parcels of extra prime machined
were sold yesterday a: 81 q.
Corn-Sales of new Corn throughout the
week. according tots dryness, at % 66 and 81
cents, per bushel. In old corn we hear Of moth,
ing ,loing--it is quoted neminaly at about -
cents per bushel.
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far above the necessity II aid froli advsntitious
h0nors. Its ustre could not be frightened by all
the hOnors in the gift of Presidents or Monarchs.
His abilities have not been merely tested by
solitary speech, the fruit Of months labor, and
patched by borrowed thoughts from every con-
temporarv's brain, but have shone under all cir.
cumstances and in every sphere Of forensic and
Legislative debate, and wherever he has been plac.
ed, in the Legislature of Virginia. before the
highest judicial tribunals. and in the most emf.
nent body Of the age, the Convention OF Vigi.
MIA, have carried him Immediately. iniallibly,
and By the acknowledgement Of all, to the highest
eninence. Blu, why need we descant on abili-
ties confessed by all, and celebrated at every ex.
tremity Of the U. States! Why should not this
gentlemen, thus transcendantly endowed. un-
spotted in fame as the snow on the Andes, and
the individual who. in conjunction with one or
two colleagues at most, upholds the ancient re-
nown Of Virginia for talents, be selected to re-
present her at this, the hour which demands the
clearest heads and the firmest hearts? Will any
man have the vile stupidity 10 object that he is
not tor Jackscnl Mr.. Leigh is against the Ia
rlf-against Internal imprOvements-thoroug
ly State Right III his views Of constitutional con.
structiOn-will not this counter balance his doubts
Of Gen Jackson's Presidential qualifications?
Was there time to canvass this subject before
the People, and to force upon their attention the
inappreciable consequence Of Virslnia's being
represented at this time by her most commanding
talents, and especially by men free of party en-
gagements, aud at liberty and determined to act
for the country. without reference to Gen. Jack.
son, Mr.. Van Buren,, Mr.. Clay, or any other
competitor for the Presidency, there could be no
doubt Of the result. Beloved in the Fast, res.
pected in the West, admired and valued every
where, as a citizen whose abilities have re>uScita-
ted the de- lining glory Of the Commonwealth,
the People OF Virginia would not permit his ele-
va,ion to be defeated by the narrow calculations
OF Pesldeut makers-for if defeated, such cal
culations and such only, could produce that re-
suit, We have apparently assumed. that Mr..
Leigh is prospectivey Anli-Van Buren,. We
know nothing oi the matter. aud it II be an IN
di,pensabie condition to his election that he
should favor the pretensions Of that parsonage,
we hope With all our hearts. that such is already
the bent of his incinatlon.-R Rich. Hhig.
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ALEXANDRIA, Cd. CO.
,o,o,Y MORNING, DEC. 8, 1852
r | II E /.

s.. broke out in Mr.. JosErH B. LADD's
Mil, in this town, on Saturday last at
.. 1 o'clock. II was extinguishec oy the
wv -. .,,r,ions Of the fire companies and the
',.,. generally; not, however, before 1t had
'..,,d The roof Of the building, the whole OF
amer story. and much Of the machinery OF
w,l A considerable quantity Of Grain was
* a. I,,o,,sd or destroyed. The amount of the
detained we have not heard estimated.-
y, s,s originated from spark blown from the
,;n,sv Of the Bake House opposite, into an
'' Ioo, in the loft Of the Mill, where it caught
.J ,oo, burst out throusht the root.
~. :. the second accident of the same kind
,.,b,. happened to Mr.. Ladd's Steam Mill,
10 course Of few years. but we are pleased
Earn that in the present instance the property
,.r,sd We cannot conclude this article
.,os, mentioning, in terms q praise, the hero
. .or1uct Of several Of our citizens, whose ia
,,,,idiiv We noticed. and by whose exert'0ns
.,,t yaluable property WAS saved.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-03
UNITED STATES BANK.

The second edition Of the New York Daily
Advertiser of the Goth ul,. has this paragraph:
PixIc.-United States Bark stock. which sold
al rs per cent. on Wednesday. 'eIl this day
about 4 per cent. |, began al 1lla and went
lown IL li3 per cent. Between two and three
lhauSand shares sold at all rates, from l04 to
li+i, Tins extraordinary fail at his moment
= subject OF no small speculation.
The Journal ct Commerce says-U. S. Bank
shares were pushed. at our Brokers' Board to-
DAY, until they run down to Sill, being fail of
dollars. This Is understood to be from the
at, pretty vel! ascertaiaed, that the charter
u TIE present bank will not be renewed on any
terms
FIVE NrNs trom the Couven, of the Visitation
n Georsetown, ID. G.. on " ednesdJv last. un-
Irr Tue couduct Of Rev. Mr.. NJ f roy. took
heir departure for Mobile. Ala Tnei, detention,
believed, is to establish an institution in
aa' place. IN order to enlarge the opportunity for
Education to the Young females of the South.
hs'"cSy The last Frankfort paper ;urnish-
fS the offolal report Of the result Of the P, es.
IS"oa Election IN every county in the State
|hc aggregates
For the Clay ticket, 4s,6l4
Jackson ticket, Sc, 800
clay majority, 1884
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From the Hin sham Gazette.
TEE. COMET.

The question is asked, what has become Of
tn Comet? According To the calculations in the
Ansr,an Almanac, aud We beteUe 1t European
astronomers also, it was nearest the earth On the
2S ult and being above the horiZun IN the night.
shoutd have been visible then. IL al ALL But VI
slble 1t vas not. Sumo persons have saeu stars;
but no one, as We can learn, has vet seen the &C.
Duihe Comet.
That the Comet should have been visible on
the Esd ut because nsarcst tie earth. is without
the slightest foundation III Truth. howeye piausi-
bic it may appear at first sight. Any one ac
quainued with the philosophy OF light, will at
once discern the reason. II is we'll establish
ell TACT, that the nearer any opaque BODY approx
Inmates towards luminous one, the stronger will
it reflect the lish, proceeding from the luminous
body; unless it be very small, Qike Mercury,)
and so near as To b. lost IN The suns rays Her
schel. Saturn, aud even Jupiter appear only like
Sun all points in te Heavens; vet they are i'm
mensely larger than the earth. And the reason
Of their appearing thus diminutire Is owing tn
their great distance from the Sun. Place one OF
these bodies in such manner as to revolse with
10 the orbit of the earth. and it would appear as
tonlshingly larger and luminous
The Comet. when nearest the earth, was at the
distance o. ) O55.92l. miles from It, land 1855,
424 from the sun 1t being large body. the
and its eloDgaton, being sufficient To thro" bark
ITS light upon the earth, it will consequentally
appear brighter to US after It's ascending node,
aud when about IS millions miles from the sun.
1t is we'll known. 10 practical astronomers at
least, that star With the best defined horizon,
and pure atmosphere is not plainly discernbe
on it. first rising. And AZ the Comet rises late,
il Is diti ult to observe it with any accuracy be-
tore / Cr 10 cf the clock at night The best
time for observation, is at the hour 1t passes the
meridian.
will close nv remarks bv adding some calcu.
la,ions for III, place OF the Comet for this day.t
IL is now in the southern part of the Consteiia.
ton Cancer. about one deg,re above a star of the
4 h magnitude, marked Beta; thence it passes in.
to the northern part Of the Constellation Hydra,
through Seria,.s, SC. into fargo. and has us de.
scendlng node about the Bin degree OF the sign
.yc2rpio. and in the Constellation Libra, near
| ZuJeH Ell Chomai. Right ascension this dav. 100
deg So mn deciinalon 10 deg 81 min north.
Rises east BY nur,h, 4 deg north, mot allowing
for Nariation,) about minutes past . p. NJ On
the meridian at 4 A VI. next morning; 81 deg.
So min from our Zenith. Distance from the
earth "a, $50, $50 miles; from the Sun. S3,972,-
ls7 miles, CONFUC Us.
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FresN Eeef.

CEALfD Proposal. for supplying the Troop. a
- Fort Washington, Nd, with FRESH BEEF,
for twelve months commencing tn. LIST January,
1888. and ending on the 3is Of December following,
will be received by the subscriber until the 10Th
of December, 1882, at S o'clock. ~, when they
will be opened The Ieef 10 be Of good and whole.
quality, in Quarters with al portion OF each.
Meek and shsnks to be excluded.) The days Of is.
sue and the probable quantity Of beef required. and
the terms aud conditions Of the contract can be ~
ceSained application to the subscriber. It Fort
Washington, BID.
n C TILGilAAN,
dec law 1t & A. A C. 8.
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ten. 70; New Bedford, 70; Providence, 7sa;
New London. 7sa; New York, 78i: Philade,.
phis, 7es; Baltimore, III; Washington, 76a;
Cherry Stone. IS; Ne~bern, s7i; Savannah. rs;
Charleston, 70.
The extremes of difference are equal to TWEEN.
ty per cent. and in the weights used, to sixteen
per cent. The amount Of duties varies accor.
dinghy, being sixteen and twenty per cent. as
the case may be, higher in one port than another.
IN. Y. Jour. of Commerce
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

We las before orr readers, today, the Al
DIS, Of the Sputh Carolina Convention to the
Poodle Of the United States, said to be from
ne p,n Of Mr. McDuiit. |, is an important
document, aud will not tail to receive the atten-
,ioo OF those 70 whom 1t is addressed.
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CONGRESS-.

,oos,e,s commences its session at the Capitol
Ar We believe that sufficient number
8 he members Of both Houses will be present to
I'm cuuruns in the Senate and House OF Re-
..,t,,;yes. II so, the Presidents Message
,,il he deligered to.mo,ro We shall make
,,.ry sxer,jan to obtain this document at as ear
q A. hour a, possible for our readers.
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PUBLIC DOCUMENTS

Fur short time We shalt have to devote a
;arse space in our columns TO the publication Of
he Reports from the Heads of Departments,
aOd other public documents OF interest These
reports and documents con an, 80 fact, valaa-
bic history of our government, and ought to be
read b. every citizen.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-03
BY GEORGE WHITE.-7HIS DAI.
Trust, Sale.

IN Monday Afternoon, Sd instant. at O'Clock, viii
~ be sold 1T my archouse, 10 close deed Of
trns,. sundry sr,ieiesof
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FURNITURE;
among winch are re, ers Feather Beds Of good qua
lily Also, lot Of Hardware, wesvers sIeIghsi
pair elegant gilt man.eI gIassesi several pier do do.
it'll many other articles.
BY order: GEO WHITE
at Priuatc Sale.-First quality Percussion
Guns glass Chandelier
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-03
BY WILLIAM ID. MUTT.
Mahogany ut auction.

NIOW landing from on board brig John Laird. at
~ tiooes wharf, and will be sold at auction on Wed.
uesda, the 18th day of December nett
467 Logs South-side st. Domingo Mahogany
u DO Hortn side do do
This cargo il represented 10 be Of superior quality.
two.thrds Of it Cannon Wood, among which is good
port on of Table Wood.
Terms liberal and will be made known at sale.
dec w. ID. MUTT, Auet
The National Inteligencer, and Baltimore Amer.
can will please insert the above daily till sale, and for.
ward their accounts 10 this Office
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MARRIED.

On Thursday last, the Hon. HueH L. WHirE,
Of Tennessee, to Mrs. ANN PEYroN. Of Wash.
ington.
On Friday, by the Rev. Mr.. Weems, JOHN
HEATH. Esq Of Richmond, Va. to Miss Ma
RIA CATHERINE, daughter OF the late Charles
Slade, ESQ, Of Alexandria.
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LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.

T, Jay also commences. at Richmond, the
..,.au Of the Virginia Legislature. We shall.
,urns the session, keep our readers constantly
,l,i,,d Of all proceedings Of interest entered in
~ b. the General Assembly.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-03
"SWEEPiNG OUT"

The notice Tor the meetiug Of the Hickory
Club Inserted in the G'o6s If Saturday !, head.
ed with the cut Of hickory JroOm-emb'ematlc,
We presume, nf the Association.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
BY WILLIAM D. NUTT.-THlS DAP

tNiLI. be sold, on Aondsy, Sd December at 10
w O'Clock, ut my Auction STORE
pipes Holland Gin
do brandy
Or. casks Aarseilles Madeira Wine
9 do do White do
~ boxes Madeira Wine, 2 dozen each
II chests Young Hy.on Tea
= do Imperial do
do 6unpowder do
I pair Scales, BIC. &c.
nov 80 WIN. D. MUTT.
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I Including its envelope. Friday. Esd No,

luSiuuiuS us eHoetUPe. riiuari Hou i<o''
French Duties on .1mesican Fiour,-It is stat.
ed in several Newspapers. but on what au'hnri.
to We know nn'.) that the French Government
has increased the duty on American Flour to 1Of
45c per kill which amounts too prohibition -
This new regulation. especially after we have
considerably reduced The duties on French Silks,
Wines. SC. is uniriend!y to say the least OF it;
and The successor OF Mr. Rives at the Court of
the Tuilleries, whoever he NAV be. will doubt
less be instructed to present strong representa-.
uon IN the suhject-Pefersb,rg Int.
W. have received from Washington report
on weights and measures. prepared BY Fred Rod.
Hassier, under the direction OF the Secretary Of
the Treasury. 1t is very elaborate and scien-
t6c treatise. Que Of the statements is COM
parison OF the weights and measures in actual
use al the presen, time in the various Custom
houses in the United States. The variations are
such as to produce great inequality. The pro-
portions OF the bushel in some Of the ports are as
follows: Frenchman's Bay, 84a; Bath, "a; Port
land, 76; Saco, 80; Portsmouth, ". H. Is; Bus
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~" The note appended to the statement of
the Affairs of the Mechanics Bank, at the re-
quest Of its late Cashier, will, We are requested
TO say. be answered In to.mOrrOws paper.
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Comparative Statement:
Average of this month 40
Range Of the Thermometer 40
Warmest day 67
Coolest day, OF
During the month 8 clear days.
November, 1891:
Average 42'
Range Of the Thermometer "a
Warmest day 81
Coolest day 20
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SHIP NEWS.
p0RT or .4LEXqADRLa. "a. @ =

SAILED. December l..
Brig Ann Maria. Rice, Rio Grande.
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Office Of Tie alexandria Canal Company,
NOVEMBER 80.
Notice
rs hereby given to the stockholders in this Com.
pany, that instsiment Of four dollars per share
CURED be paid on before the lst day OF j.
nusIy, and farther ins,xlment of four dollars per
share be paid on or befue the LIST day Of February
next. by order of the Board,
JOHN II. CREASE,
Clerk A G.. Co.
dec 1-.l3,, dec 80. 81; Jan I, 80, 81; febl
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rSAvINss Fund INSTITUTION open
this day, uuaes the direction Vt Comm,ttee VI he
Board Of Manager, at the Marine Insurance Once.
3 O'Clock, 2. y. esonu
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For Amsterdam.

For Amsterdam.
>sLA The superior coppered ship MiRYLaND,
S1A William MarrelI MISTER, has the principal part
., cargo ready to 60 on board, and will take one
hundred aud Efy hhds. and small sowage on freight
Apply to HENRY DAiNGERFiElD.
dec
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
DIR. RELIES
az BOTANICAL DAOP&

s one ofthe mos, ehicscious compounds IN the MA
terra aed,ca for the ofthat class OF inveterste
diseases produced by impure state ct the oo" and
vitiated habit of body, and usual, exhibiting them
selves the forms of scrofa salt rheum, lepr"sy 81
Anthonys fire, fever Sores (even when the bones are
AFT. cted white sweings, Cf applied with Dr. Jeoos
iniment foul and obstinate ulcers sore legs and eyes,
scsd head in children, scurvy and scorbu'ic gout PM
pied carbuncied faces fostering eruponS and vene'
real tants throughout the body in which last case the
Drops often when mercury fails. they are also
the best spring and autunnsl physc. 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 relies upon The num-
Der of cures effected b, these Drops, not only in Bos
ton and its vicinity, but throughout the Union. tor tn
best proof of their excellence uniting slters
tive medicine in all the cases above specified. This
article has recently been pronounced b, phi, stefan
of the first respectanlt, who hsd witnessed - sur
prising efficacy as entitled in his opinion 10 tnke tie
lead all the popular articles kno,on for the abope com
plants; aud ihdeed it is tst gaining thus point In pub
lie ss'ination throughout The country
Price 81 a Bottle or Sir Bottles for IS.
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)R. JEBB,s CELEBRATED EMINENT.
DUMFRIES'
EiY IS WA * IT.!

LHun sore or lnAamed Eyes gives immediate case
Il and relief. On recent sore eyes the effect is most
salutary. Where the complaint has been of years
standing, and in some exceeding bad cases. the most
expected and desirable relief has been found in the
use OF this Eye WlTER, after every other remedy had
failed Many persons who have used it, pronounce il
the best preparation for those complaints they have
ever met with, especially in of or in
inf ,ma,ion Of long standing Price IS cts bottle.
'.'None are genuine un'ess signed on the outside
printed wrapper. by the sole proprietor, 7. KIDDER,
immediate successor to the late DIR w T. CoNwAr
For sale at his Counting Room, No go, Court st
near Concert Hall, Boston, and also by his special APP
po;ntment, by Wa, sTtBi.tR
apr7 Fdrtdr Street, .iieraadria.
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'V>HE above Ointment is recommended to the public
l. as a safe and certain remedy for those obstinate
diseases, some of which have long bafed the skill
Of medical science:
LIST White sweIlngs of every descriptions
"a Sore legs and ulcers of long standing;
Sd schrrus or glandular tumors. particularly those
hardened tumors III women's breasts which oftentimes
terminate in liberated cancers;
4'h Felons; orwhat some people know by the name
Ut cstsrrhs, of every description.
5'h Rheumatic pains OF the joints;
9th sprsins and bruises of every description, OF in
whatever part situate;
9TH letters of I'll kinds In this complaint the pa.
lent, in applying the ointment, must keep the part
uut of water;
9th ChilbIains or parts affected by frost