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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28

DIR. Whites Vegetable Tooth.ach Drops.
The only specific ever offered to the
public, from which d permanent and radi-
cal cure may be obtained of that disagree
able pain, the Tooth-ach, with all lis at
tendant evils; such as tracturing the jaw
lin extracting Of the teeth, which often
proves more painful than the toothach IT.
self; and cold passing from the decayed
teeth to the jaw, thence to the head, pro
duc!ny a rheumatic affection, with many
other unpleasant effects; such as disa-
greeable breath, bad taste IN the mouth,
sc. &C., all of which are produced from
foul or decayed teeth. / am happy to
nave il in my power to offer TO the world
a remedy, that will not only remove the
pain nine times out of ten. Improperly ap-
piled. but preserve the teeth from further
! decay. and arrest the disease In such as
are decayins AID have not commenced
aching, restoring hem t. health and use
/ fuiness.
E:T!FICATE.
BALTIMORE, July Z, 1929.
| Some time last May, Doctor Thomas
White left with ne some OF his Vegetable
tTooth-ach Drops, and requested me 10 use
It In my practice-I acCotci"S'S ""
lcommend it to six Of my friends, aud some
of them had been complaining OF the
tooth-ach for more than three months
. and out Of the six it had perfectly cured
, five. lam now fully convinced OF Its sal
: utary effect, not only curing the tooth ach'
but prevents teeth from further decay,ns'
I J. II. WINCHESTER, NJ. -.
l The subscriber in his practice as a
J. Dentist. having successfully and TO a con
4 siderable extent used DIR. Thomas White
{. Tooth-ach Drops, can recommend them
G when genuine, as superior 10 any o.he'
: medicine now IN use. L. HALL.
G Pittsburgh, 1881.
. FOR SALE-in Milton, by K. Z. Al
g lison, in Centreville by DIR. Pritchet'. ant
a in Richmond by 4. Siddall and Dr. WIN
Linsev.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28
ROSxTXEELy?e.

4 FTER the Goth inst. ALL my notes and
"A accounts will be placed in the hands
of a magistrate for collection. those VINO
wish to save cost can do SO by paying Oh
their dues previous to that day. Ny ne,
cessities are urgent, and l am determine"
to make collections. This notice Is To az!
arrears. without respect to persons. have
been waiting until my patience Is exhaust
ed. IHOS. y. A-11soH'
September 7th, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28
NOTICE.

ALL persons having claims against the
"A eS.a.e Of DR.. Clemeats Ferguson de-
ceased, will prescn, their ace'uats legally
proved within one year, IN: al who are
indebted to said estate arc rcs'itcsted 10
make immediately payment.
JOHN +. I.iEJ..D.
THOMAS j. FERGUSON.
.iLniaisfy1toys.
New Paris, September 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28

or the residence of George and TheoPo-
" lis Nicholson, who came to this coun-
try several years since, and 1t IS presumed
settled somewhere In this section OF the
st ate. Their brother Levin Nicholson, ofCi-
Co. Maryland is anxious to hearfrom them,
and any person who may know any thing
of said Nicholson's would confer particu-
liar favor by sending such information to
this Office, addressed to Thomas Wiley.
July 9th, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28
PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold at the house of the sub
w scriber, (adjoining John Barns on
the state road) on Monday the 9TH Of Oct
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs, corn in the
field, household and kitchen furniture
&c. &c:
Sale to commence at III o'clock. Terms
made known on the day of sale.
HENRY GARNER.
Sept. 10Th, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28
Vegetable Rheumatic Drops.

Many articles are before the public, as
a cure for that most obstinate and tor
menting disease the Rheumatism, and
from close observation We are led to be-
lieve they have to very great extent
failed to produce that desirable result, ano
may It not be attributed to the fact that
articles said to cure this troublesome dis
order are also recommended to cure al
most every disease with which our frail
bodies are attacked. and in their prepara-
ton that object Is kept in view, viz: to
have the medicine cure for all diseases.
The Vegetable Rheumatic drops are Of
.er-ed 70 the public as a sure remedy for
chronic and inflamatory rheumatism, an !.
as no case is known where cure was
not effected we are justified in declaring
it valuable medicine for that painful
disease, and for no other is it recommends
led.
4 few from the many testimonials Of its ct
tcacy are giren belo,c.
Messrs. o. s, S. Crosby & Co Gen
tlemen: l feel happy IN having it in my
power to state to you the good effect your
vegetable rheumatic DROPS or sure RENE
dy had in restoring me from sick bed
In the month of April last ! was so at
ilicted with the inilamniatory rheumatism
that was confined to my bed. was en-.
tireiy unable to help myself. fcould not
50 much as turn myself in bed, and it was
with the greatest difficulty that could be
moved in it: 1 tried various kinds Of med.
icine, and was attended by skillful ply
Isician, but all to no effect, until made
use Of your sure remedy, which when ap
I pied az directed gave me immediate re
lief Within short time after com
menced using it, was able TO ride on
and attend my usual business. | car
flcheerfully recommend it to the public a:
beings GOOD Medicine :or Rheumati,
Sos. laIrl-. - L as .eo.. number o
s4.cnshs aud have had no return.
\ AARON HOLDRIDGE.
COLUMBUS, Ono, Nov. lst, 1892.
SIUs: hereby certify that was 70
two or three years afflicted with tn
Rheumatism. l made use Of di!fcre,
kinds of medicine which only gave tempe
rary relief In the fall Of 1880 the con
plant settledin my knee joints, so that
: was unable to walk without great pain.
procured a Bottle of your Vegetable Rhe'
matte Drops or Sure Remedy and apple
y as directed which gave Immediately relic
: and within few days permanent cul
was effected. 1t is now Hearl y two yea
e since l made use of your Rheumat
e Drops and have no: had return ii
! Rheumatism since, and really be!ie'
) that it was those drops alone that efiec te
y the cure. A. WASHBURN.
II Franktis Co. o. 10Th April. 1892
Take notice that the Bottles are STAN
ed, ''Vegetabe Rheumatic Drops" al
the wrappers lsigned O. s.. S. Crosby
!, CO. with red ink, none others are gcnuir
Price Fifty cents.
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Take Notice.

THAT the accounts and notes of Kich-
Il ard Henderson is left in the hands OF
the subscriber for collection and all that
does not wish to pay cost must call and set
tie on or before the fifteenth of October
next, as no longer indulgence will be
given. ,cc
WILLIAM NJ. ELDRlDGE.
Constable
D,cb.no.,1 Cent 0Sc1
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28
Observation-Disclosures

DISSOLUZIO.NCF P.4N1.NERSHlT.
vTHE partnership, heretofore existing
l. between Stratton Il Moore, Is dissoi-
redby mutual consent. The accounts &c.
GA in the care Of w. l.. Stratton, who still
cntinues at the same place; those who are
indebted to the firm arc requested to call
and settle their accounts as soon as conve
nient.
W. STRA TTON,
JONI THAN MOORE
/ Richmond, Eighth month, "a, 1888.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28
CONFECTIONERY.

Received on consignment lot OF Con
dictionary which will be sold wholesale a.
the Cincinnati prices.
7. REED.
September iseSs.
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E.iQuidKnk.

WARRANTED genuine Prepared
w and sold at IRWIN EED'S Drugst
and Chemical establishment.
Richmond, Aug. 10th, lc:E.''.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER rs, 5 3

The editor Of this paper is still confin-
cd to his room; but will probably be able
TO resume his place in one or two weeks
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28
ON. JUpkINs, SPEC lrioINrMEr =

DR. JUDkINs, SPEC lFlOINTNEr 4
This Invaluable medicine 10 celebrated
for curing the following diseases White
Swel!ings Of every description. Soreleg
and ulcers Of long standing. Felons, or
what some people know by the name Of
Ca,arrhs, Of every description. Rhea-
matte pans Of the joints. Srrn'ns and
Bruises ofeyerv description. letters q:
all kinds. Chllblains, or parts affected
by frost. I. is also enc Of the best reme-
dies for scalds and burns. For women 5
infiamed breasts, ard eianduiar sweliin2s.
il is superior To any medicine vet knowp-
CERTIFICATE.
Washington, -:iareh -, ls2O.
Sir-My son beng afflicted for five
wears with White swelling, and having
applied every remedy recommended by
the most eminent physicians within nv
reach, without success. | at length pro-
cured one Jug of DIR. JuJkins' Pa:en, Sr.-
cific Ointment. and made the application
according TO the directions acccnpan ny ing
the Ointment. and state for the benefit Of
the afflicted, that before one Jug was used
IL perfect cure was effected. My son has
enioy ed good health ever since. have
no doubt, to the ointment alone he is III
debted, as nothing else was used for more
than nine months before the application
Of TIE Ointment Respectfully,
JOHN COOKE.
For sale In Milton bv II. G. ALLISON,
in Ccntreyiile hv Doct. Pritchet, and ia
Richmond by A. SIidall, and by them
warranted good.
August ., 1883.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28

Richmond Sept. IS, 1899.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1833-09-28

Country Produce.
OF almost any kind wi be taken on
" subscription to the Palladium.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-02
This is 10 givSStice,

VNHAT the subscriber, Of Asdrie County, in the
i District Of Columbia. hasiesa from the Or
with the will annexed, on the 1nal estate Of John
A. Foucard. late of the Couniore1aid. deceased.
All persons having claims aga SD decedent are
hereby warned TO EXHIBIT the stos DE subscriber,
passed by the Orphans Court Or bsfore The 2lst
day Of October. 1854; and thosle6ted thereto are
required to make immediate pnt Given under
my hand, this 2lst October. IS
BsNJA sskINsEY,
Admir- with the will snnexe5hn& Foucard.
oct 2l-eo6t go
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-02
Merino Hts.x

II n sale, several BUCKS, wsed mixed, from
4 the purcst races of FINIJQk SP.aNLSH
FLOCKS. bred from the impor ook5by General
Mason. on his Island, with the rot transferred
to his at this place. where asy ~ seen.
JOSEPH TN, berseer.
Clermont. Fairfax County. sep
NorE.-The last shearing of tosks dashed on
the back. sold at IS cents per Id, ffo1the Farm.
sept 27--eo1m -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-02

with weeds. Rank manure, when proceeding
from stable exuvise, he particularly reprobated.
He stated many facts to prove that many of the
constitutional diseases Of England, were owing
to the coarse manure used. The influenza par
ticularly wa, caused, Mr.. w. thought. by the
yellow butter cup. 10 wet seasons 1t did not SO
much prevail. but in dry seasons It created an
unwhoIesone atmosphere, which spread disease
throughout the country. 80.
He instanced Holland as one oil the healthiest
countries Of Europe, which he SAID was OWING 10
law obliginy the farmers to clear their helds
from weeds, Butter to the amount in value OF
$500, 600 sterling was imported into England
from Holland annually-he had been present at
an examination of some Irish and Holland butter;
the latter was perfectly sweet, while the former
was 90 rancid as to almost injure the person who
examined it, by its effluvia, although they were
Of the same age.
He spoke Of the yellow fat Of our meat at some
seasons, which he argued was oecas'oned by the
cattle eating the butter cup The great lmPor'
lance of a supply of wholesome water to this CITY
was strongly urged. as we'll as that OF pure milk.
Mr.. w. stated that he had not lost patient out
of 100 which he had treated TOR consumption,
from March 1882 to March last, and 1t was prlncl-
paiy owing to the careful manner in which he
had prepared the soil, and raised nothing Tor
their use but from the cleanest white clover, blue
grass and timothy.
In 1881, the whole crop of rye north and west
Of Pennsylvania, was full OF ergot, or what The
farmers call spurred rye, which had been eaten
and distilled, and had, in his opinion, produced
the great extent Of cholera in the summer of last
year.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-02

coasting along shore, it was frequently found
necessary to tow through the floating ice, when
vas done by skin boats, rowed by the native wo-
men, who were also very useful IN providing ar
ticles Of clothing for the crew. The winter had
set in very severely previous to the departure
of the Maria Eliza.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-02
Cotton Seine the

0R good quality, just received,r by
~ oct 81 q. LER,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-11-02

Disease and its Causes. editor of the
New York Mercantile Advertiser and Advo.
cate, gives the following interesting sketch Of
lecture delivered 10 that city on Monday even.
ing.
Mr. Whitaw delivered lecture last evening
at the Chatham street Chapel, to very respec.
table. though not very, numerous audience.
We listened to him with great attention, and
though he took wide range in bis subjects, in
time, and in the various countries of the world,
he confined himself generally to The. great object
he had IN view, namely, to shew that most of the
diseases to which the human system is subjected,
arise from impure diet. He read from the Bible,
in the book of Numbers, several of the proh,bi-
tons with regard to food, showing their wi sdom,
and proving from them that Moses was Of the
same opinion afterwards put forth by the cele.
bratej Linnaus, and now urged as above men.
toned by Mr.. Withlaw. He declared that fat
was very unwho'esome, because it was generally
produced by diseased state Of the animal; and
contended that most Of our kline, sheep, &c.
we're fed from the land badly MANFRED aud rank
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
. DR'RELFE'S
&atGs ,icM Sr0OS.

9 one 9TH. N ist ii ,,cols cnmpounis in the Ma
.eris s=aea. far the cu-e of:hat class of ,nveterate
d. Sc tses produced by an Impure state ct'he o'ooi ano
a viti,sei hsoit of body, ani usual, exhi5'hS uhem'
s-'ves in the forms of>croflia, salt rheun, ieprosy. oE
An'hoa 'shrs, fever sores. feven when the nones are
at cted. white sweting~. (f applied with Dr.'eoos
r i'm Mt f,u'aal OBJ tnit Ulcers, sore iegsah eyes'
Sid hssi 10 children, sclrvy mi sc"ronhc gou,, pun
pie rcsrhuncie4 faces. fostering erhPuoh- anu 'e,e
nesr tain,s ,hroughna. the 5oiY. IN which last case ne
D,oo often Gus awaea mercury fails. Trey are also
"a. bes, spr.ns and au,u mail Phssc, to purity and
O. aus. The sys;en fcqn hamnars ~hienf frequently ap
n-.r a. ,h.,e seasons of the year. They also aid the
nrsccs, of !iyssiion aud. by purifying the blood, pre-
VT the s~rcrrtipn Of malignant humolrs on the lungs'
tn proprietor conf !entty relies upon the vast num-
brr of cures efeeiei BY. these Drops, not only IN Dos
ton mi ia vicinity, but throughout the Union E,rth
be,, p.uof Of their excellence as an unfdling si,era
, tiv-. ras licine, in all the cases above specified This
g pc has rec en,iy been pronounced by a physician
of ,h II ~ respectapiiity, who hal witnessed rssnr
o-,.int fi;,cv. as entitled ia his opinion o.fdke te
~ 4 4 all de pug q,'iss, h@oi ;a. { ,sG. ne so; sn' e e eps.
!, ~ti.nation throughout he Country.
Pr::s 81 gBaat,S Or Sr Bottles for -. -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
Cabinet Chair, and Sofa Manu-
tory.

JAMES GREEN Cabinet maker, asasE. nar
~ will constantly keep at his old stand on gai
St, Alexandria, at the corner of10th 81, PerI.
vanin, Avenue Westinghouse general assor,re-.
the Eiostfashionsble and durable Furniture Wit.
viii warrant equal ,ifaot superior in quality, ,o.
evcroffcrcdin the District Consistingi Il par,, -
Grecian, wingedsnd plain wsrdrcbes
Gothic, pciesta!eniand p!ainsideboards
DITTO, With ceiiarcttssnd marb:cslabs
French ana plain bureaus
Dressing DO. with mirrors
Lalics'sriG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES san book -.
Pier.soics With marble aud mahcssnytass
Piilerandclsw ming ,bres sfes,andc art,ablu
Plain DO do do do J.
I.etics worsstgnh
Shaving sDdcsndi do
observation-disclosures aud ~mshogsEytoIt
Grecian Scfs's
Sishogsny chairs
Uusic,to3ls ,,idCt,s &C ribs, rsdles
Portable writing de5ksSc
With ACCOMPLISHMENTS bedsteads oirit
carvtG mshogaEl, maple and stained woods, Al
which w!!lbe so!IIsiuw for cash asthey Gait hsr
cha d ofthessmequaiity atsny other manuf,ci,
n the Union ALSO,
2nl sso.tmen ofStOomingoand Day Of Hordu
Mahogany, 4 partofwhich is suitsbleS or hand,,
steam sawed curl and shaded veneerS, copsl #
nish oftsuo. rior lus'ity, 'acking bottoms. cord,
TURNING AND CARVING
handsomely executed ms,
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"
Nist4 ict VI Cntumbia.
dec PM
County Of .Heran |
OcroBEn TERN. 1882.


OcToBEn Term. 1882.
Thomas Swami, Complainant,
AGAINST
Daniel Graham, Administrator OF
John McIver. deceased, Daniel PIN
Graham. and Maria his wife. Co
lin Aud, and John II. Crease,
Defendants,
vH;tR EefcnIants, Daniel Graham and Maria his vile,
no, having entered their appearance 10 tliis s'ii',
and gwen security according TO the statute AMI tie
rules Of this Court: audit appearing 10 he ,a'Isf,ciion
IT the Court that they are not Inl',ni,inis ut the DIS
trict of Cnumbia. on the molten Of the comp iainant, u IS
Crdred. That the sail Daniel Graham and Nara his
wife, AM the said Daniel, as administrators Of John Nc.
liver, deceased, DO aPpesr here on the frs: day Of the
next May Term Of tins Count. and answer ,hs bill ct
the complainant and give security for performing The
DEGREES of this Coui.; and tat the resident defend
ants, Colin Aud and .Iohn u Grease, do not convey
away or secrete the estate, money, property or effects
in their hands belonging to, or bv them owing 10, the
said Daniel Graham ard Maria lis wife, or to the said
Daniel as the administrator 0fthe estate ofthe said John
nciver, decreased, until the further order and decree OF
this Court; and that a cop, Of this order be forthwith
published tor two months successfully III the Alexan-
dria phenix Gazette, and that another cops be posted
az The iron, door of the court house of said county.
Ieste. I. LEE, G. G..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16

poiufs.l eosD,uinf. without going into jetaa. ne
deems il enoughto .av that he has inhis rnssess'on the
most .ndoubted te testimonials ,hatit has mo,e completely
ans,cered the purposes for ,olieh it ,Dasinfead<d, than any
other popular Medicine E's "a .s.I+ 81.
This remedy is perfectly innocent in its apphcs"o"
to all conditions. ages, and sexes Fulldirections, de
scription Of the complaint. &c. accompanying eacn
packet, which consists of two boxes. Oinfn'ent ana
Ekehpary. Prce, 81 for the whole or 50 cents II ou'
one of he articles is " anted. = -,
,vrapper by The sole proprietor. TKIDDERi isned'd.
successor TO tie late Dr. " IT C1a,oay. For sale a, ms
Counting Room, over No. 80, Court street, near Con
cert Hall, Boston, and also bv his special ppslntmeh'
by T1i.7 ao' 5Fs WIN. STABLER.s d.
anr fai,fn Streef. aefa.id,ia.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
u DyspepsiA!
M INDIGESTION.

OF long standing, and Of the most obstinate
oeirrre,r- as- been ,re6taeiy reksred~ aud sTen
prmqaeat'y cured, IN a variety OF cases 'Ga' nave DC,
ON ed N Boston and vicinity bv using fora Sport "he
DIR. RELIES VEGETABLE SPECIFIC &
,.aNIY-BiLIOUS PILLS,
bah Of which ire 70 Be tsken together, according 10
valuable, plain, AMI p-ac,Icai d'rectons' '0p''
Ing The Specific Price 50 cents each. -,
- y,ae are genuine aatess signed oa ne oWfs'ae
pria,ed ,or1pper. BIZ ts. SJe Proprietor 4 k!DDGh
fnasa;. s successor 10 the lat DR. w y C"''cay For
sale = his Counting Room over No SO, Court street,
near C,ncer, ilall. Boston, and also ~ hiss cial ap
nointment by WIN. STABLER,
apr5 FairE,z &reet .1traudria
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
District OF Cetumbia to wit.
-, sr,cx-iuib 0-sJR4
- A6AISsr -s1r r.-f.-s y
One Box Of Bom5azine, and al'persons con
cerned, Respondents.

AGAISsr ar r.-r-g 49,. f
One Box of Bom5azine, and al, persons con
cerned. Respondents,
n v il remembered, that, on the third day OF pecem-
ID her. 1882, fhomsss Swami, Esq. the Attorney 10,
United States for the District of. Go umbia. ex''ibited
70 The D;s,ric, Court of the said District q libel. at'eg'
ing and propounding that, on the seventh day OF tuis
usI, 1882, one box Of bombaziRe was imp2'tra iato'fs
United States. to wit. into the District OF Co'unoia ana
Port Of A!exandria, from a foreign place, BY ses. 70 WV,
from the Island of Barbadaes 81 in A certain vessel cs''el
the Leonidas. belonging to the port OF Aiexsn ina;
Tha, the said box, upon its ARRIVAL at the-p"rtof Alex.
nndria. was ordered BY the Collector OF the port OF
Alexandra TO be opened and apprai,ed; and ne ss'l
box was accordingly opened. and, upon examining t'e
| same. 1t was found TO CONTAIN two half pieces OF BON.
bazine more than was continued in, Orcslied forlny
the invoice which accompanied the, said box % mr.
ch.rdize; by means whereof the sad box OF mcEcnih'
die became forfeited to the United States, under 'he
fourth section of the Act of Congress, emitted y An
act for the more ~efsrtaal cotiection ofinport dutisH.'
approved the 2S;h of Msy; 1885, and, 5eny 50 fotiei''
ed, were. or the tenth day Of august. in the year a''re'
said, at the port of ALE xandria in the District afoTess'd,
duly seized as forfeited, by George Brent, Esquire,
then and there beng C~oliec,cr of the said pert OF Alex
snAr!a. ,
It is ordered by the Court, that all persons concerned
be cited TO appear at the Court House in Alexandria
on the second ,ionday in January. ir the year 1885, TO
show cause, il any they can, why Judgment should not
pass as PRAYED. and the said box of Dopbsz'ne DC cen
demned as forfeited to the Uni cd states II farther
ordered. that thistle SUI stance Of he monition be pub
lished fourteen days before the ~ appointed TOR inc
trial thereof, in the newspaper printed in the Town OF
manner for the space OF fourteen days before the trai'
at III front door of the Court House, auG also II the
Reading Itoomin the said town
Teste: EDM. I LEF. C G..
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'ESHE above 0intneatis -~eco-Enende | to the public
/ as a safe and certain remsi, for those obstinlt,
!se--:., sG2c &C Which have 20 long 5aiit ths ski
Of nneiicsi science:
lt White sseIlings of every descriptions
II Sore legs and ulcers of!1nS standing,
81 Schirrus or glandu!sr tun ,rs, particnlarlythose
n4rdened tumors IN won MS breasts, which Cfteutim. &
terminate in liberated cancers;
IN Felons; or what some people know by the name
OF cstarrhs, Of every description.
5th Rheumatic psns Oithe ip!ntsi
9th sprains and bruises of every description, or 10
whitever part situate;
Eth retters OF AL kinds. IN THIS COMPLAINT. the pa
tient, in applying the ointment, mas, keep the par
outof water; ..r-
8h Chaioiains or parts affected BY frost.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1833-01-16
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