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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1833-01-05

VIRGINIA OIL ST0N E.-Tho subsei there boz Law,
10 announce TO the public, that they have Just re.
eeived from the quarry, 1000 pounds OF this Invaluable
stone and are ready to receive orders from any part Of
the Union. - -
They feel degree OF confidence in ending this
stone TO the public, nasmuch has been fairly tested
nj the United States Navy Yard at Washington City and
In some OF the northern cities, and pronounced equal
not superior 10 the Turkey Stone reducing tools an
edge and greatly preferable tho score Of economy
asmuch as by tar the greatest portion the Turkey
IS wy'f TOR use, fact well known To almost every
chanic.
The subscribers would also recommend this Stonc IN
the notice OF planters has been for several wears
by planters living in the neighborhood OF quarry as
water stone, for sharpening plantation tools superior
TO amy other. All orders addressed the ribers
Richmond, Virginia. will meet with prompt attention.
COI.MAN, RAYMOND Il KELLOGG.
" The office Of c. II. X. is kept at tho OF c.
V. Raymond. JANUARY III IL Ct
n MOVER SEED, &C.. &. READ offers for sale the
~ following articles, most of which have been very
lately received, and the others daily expected:
90 bushels clover seed
20 bbls. apples
20 do Newark cider
II do beer and ale
do Tanners oil
90 gallons winter strained sperm. oil
hhds. St Croix and New Orleans sugars
20 bags old Java and green coffee
chests very fine Imperial and Gunpowdcr tea,
10 drums and l6 boxes fresh figs and prunes
zoO bundles Richmond and Petersburg cotton warm
36 boxes window glass
81 kegs cut nails, assorted
tons Swedes, English aud Country iron.
do castings, assorted.
| Farmville, Dec. Ii, 1882. 6S-gt
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Nm CHANCERY-YIRoINIA Purte in
n his right, and of Aaron Purlie dc
ceased and as late administrator OF Edmund Purie, de-
ceased, Plaintiff.
against
John Purde, Jeremiah Baugh and Polly his wife, late
Polly Pure, Sally Wilkinson, late Purc, Purde
Robertson, Gahnaway and Polly w. his wife, Iato
Robertson, Lawson Forsee Seth w. Flournoy and Sally
his wife, late Forsee Charles Forsec, and Thomas Fin
ncy, late Sheriff of Chesterfield County, and such adj
mnistrator OF Elizabeth Purdie, decd Defts.
The Circuit Superior Cour. 81 Law and Chancery, for
Chesterfield county; the 29h day of August last
ing among or things ordered and decreed that the
uersgnec Commissioner should examine, and settle
accounts Of Thomas Purde aud Edmund Purde as exc
cutors OF Aaron Purde, deceasedhe of Tho
mas Purdie, administrator OF Edmund Purde,
ed-and the accounts of Thomas Fnney, Sheriff of
Chesterfield county and such administrator of Elizabeth
Purie, deceased Tue parties interested, therefore
notified that have appointed the 18th day of December
1882, at o'clock A. NJ, TO the settlement Of
the said accounts, at which time, they hereby requr-
ed to attend before at my office Chesterfield Court
House, with the several proofs necessary to
. enable NE TO perform the said duties.
LAWSON NUNNALLY NJ. C..
NOV. 10 54-wtISD
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NOIICE.-By virtue Of a Deed of Trust executed to
- by Edward II. Boisseau and Of record in Cbes-
teriieid County Court Clerks Oicet will sell for cash
at Chesterfield Courthouse, on the second Monday in
January next (beng Court day FIVE or six likely slaves
belonging to said Bosseau for the purpose of satisfying
some Of the objects mentioned in said Deed.
JOHN -. GOODE, Trustee
December 80. 67--wtds
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Eagle Hotel.

yUNHOMAS c. POW ELL, late of the Bolngbrook
n Hotel, Petersburg respectfully informs his friends
and the public generally that he has leased the EAGLE
HOTEL anil will take possession Tuesday, the goth
INST when Inc will be prepared TO accommodate travel
ers ana Others in the best style II is his intention
make many alteration in this establishments which, he
thinks, VIII have tendency to add much to the comfort
and convenience OF those who may favor him with their
patronage. $500
Members OF the Legislature will he provided with COM
portable apartments and every exeron TO give them
Satisfaction. It's scarcely necessary TO say any thing Of
the advantages which this we'll known Hotel Oilers stu,
atcd in the centre Of business convenient to ali the
public Offices. His experience in the business iustiie.
him in saying that nothing his part shall be wanting TO
render this establishment worthy of the patronage of the
public. Nov I9l s7-9,r
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FOR THE ENQUIRER

AMELIA, December 20, 1892.
Hessrs EdtOTs:-As there will perhaps be forwarded
to you for publications., preamble and set Of resolutions
adopted by meeting had in this county, the 9Th inst
IT - deemed duty TO the public TO state that the views
and principles therein expressed, such be.
eUed to he entertained by great majority Of the people
OF this county Tie meeting was got up without sufi-
cient Ut any public notice Of the There were
more than fifty persons who participated in III a consider
able portion OF whom from the same section OF the
county The minority OF the meeting, considering the
course premature, and entirely disappearing the
proposed, moved adjournment TO the 1th Thursday in
Januay then substitute Of pacific character and last
y, an adjournment to the first Saturday in January with
pledge that every effort should he used to procure ge-
neral attendance Of the people Of the countva Of which
several motions rejected The preamble and resou-
tons above referred to, then finally adopted by vote
of % To 49,
This hasty sketch given that the public may not he led
to believe, that the citizens Of Amelia, who have ALWAYS
evinced much devotion the Union are no,o prepared
to support the disorganzing Of South Carolina;
and also TO show that their sentiments of the President,
Proclamation arc not such expressed ln the said
preamble and resolutions; and with view to ascertain
the unequvocal voice Of the county in regard TO the pre-
sent crisis, public meeting at the court house. has been
called on the fh Thursday in January.
THE MINORITY.
HPThe Wing IL requested 10 publis;, this,
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db q - REWARD.--Run away rom the subscriber
- 6eI OF the 10Th OF November, 1881 mulntfo fel-
Tow by tie name Of LOUIS, about 10 years OF age and p
bout feet inches high Hehas gap between hi, fore
teeth and Of his ancles lie s trim made
and acti, aud is humble and submissive in his cport
ment make shoes and is fond OF making them
bought said fellow, many years ago, Of Eliza Robinson
CurePer county, Va lie away from me ~ or IA
years ago. aud reached his native county and was taken
up and put In CulPePer jail where obtained him flo
may attempt 10 go back TO Virginia again, may
leraird will give the above reward any person who
will spprehend him. and put him IN sh so that get him
again. ana WIZ thank tie aker-up, the jailor TO write
TO directed to Lexington, Ogletbo,pe county Georgia
Any information about said negro man will be thankfully
received. HENRY WRIGHT
Lexington, Ga 9th Nov. 1892. 6S-sSW
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The parties interested in any way in the foregoing de.
crets order, hereby notified, that have appointed
the 18th day Of January, 1893, At Lunenburg Court.
House. at my office, by 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that
day. to begin the said account all persons desired TO ~.
tend on that day, with all evidence vouchers and papers
that may be IcquircG in making up the said report
ID. STREET, NJ. G. l.. G. S. VIC.
Nov 20. ss-,Ve,.
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The question then REQUIRED the adoption of the pre-
amble and resolutions as reported by the committee when
they adopted with great reclamation.
RESOLVED, That,his meeting adjourn sine die.
BENJAMIN CARPER, Pres't
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NOIlt E.-Applicaton will be made in due time TO
the President and Directors of the Bank of Vir~'
io renewal OF lost certificate of stock o. sd RAM t.
sued in the lame of Andrew McRHr for eighteen sh,,s
No. 5S53 and daiet 22tl March, 1921.
December [60-w6w] ANDREW McEIN
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OCUST GROVE-A voIVdbic estate FIR soie.--De.
- srous of removing to the West offer for sale one
OF the most desirable situations IN the county OF halifax
being the road leading Mo.bys Ferry 10 Halifax
Court House. six miles from the Ferry and fourteen from
the Court House, containing 1900 acres one half Of which
IS in woods and considerable portion FIRST rate tobacco
land, all in good repair the improvements are large
dwelling house. with six rooms below and passage. and
al other Necessary oubouses. further description is
deemed unnecessary, as is presumed persons wishing
purchase Sill view for themselves. NJ. ,. ROWLET.
Halifax county, Va, Dec. rs. 65-wtI5ibF
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10 the Farmers Of Sp0ttsyirdnid, Caroline Hanorer
Henrieo, PO,chdtdn, Louisa and Cumberland
NHE Subscriber, living in the upper end of Hanover
~ near Green Bay, p. o. having purchas ed tho patent
right OF a Threslng Machine obtained by Edmund War
rem OF New York. the 1ih Of April 1881, will build TO
order Threshg Machines for many grain. growers in
the above mentioned counties will him with their
patronage aad hereby orewans all persons from nfring
ing upon said right he determined enforce the law
ngidiy against as many do improvements in Thresh-
ing Machines have been for the last five years
but objections exist against all that hitherto come
under my observation, either of their liability
10 be pat out OF order, the quantum of force for their
operating we'll Those objections do obtain against
those made according to Warrcn's improv ment-tie
'hreshing part ot the machine being simple, consisting
mainly oil cylinder the surface OF which formed by
wrought iron bands hoops, which from one end
to the other, with cogs spurs prally arranged (which
may be put in operation by or more horses according
to the length OF the cylinder 2horses being sufficient for
one H. long TO stationary horse power horses the
same length OF the cylinder a portable horse power
wo horses TO stationary horse power, with cylinder
feet long, may get out 100 bushels of wheat per day
tour horses TO portable horse power 20O-to stationary
horse power, with sufficient length Of cylinder 3OO We
deem unnecessary say MORE the machine will be
exhibited in the above mentioned countless and COMPARE
son with others of the best construction, challenged
Cost of machines according TO their size, but cheap
any good be purchased in the United States
LANCEL0T PHILLIPS.
Dec. 90 67-w5w+
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VHNHE absent defendants, James r. Morris and William
n Morris, will please take notice, that shall We'd
nesday the 18TH day OF March, 1888 the Tavern
Thomas May, in tho town Of Maysvile aud county OF
Buckingham proceed TO take the dispositions of Samuel
Ford and Others to he read evidence in
ing IN the Crcu. Superior Court of Law and Chancery
for the county Of Buckingham, in which plaintiff and
you and others defendants at which time and place
you may attend if you please. Yours,
Dec. IL. f6f-wtw1 JOHN MORGAN
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Nov. Is.

n N CHANCERY--V IRGINIA.-lnCh esteriie Id Coun-
III ty Court November nth, 1892
Robert Belchcr and Sarah his wife, Thomas Belcher in
his right, and administrator OF Archibald c. Fer
gussOn, deceased, and his wife Elizabeth John d. Baugh
and Frances L. his wife, John Roberts wife Nan
cy b. and Mary Hatcher, late Mary Ferguson, Pitts
against
John Ferguson, Aaron Ferguson, and William Fer
gusson, Des.
The defendants, not having entered their appearance
and given security according to the Act OF Assembly, and
the rules OF this Court and appearing satisfaction
OF the Court, that they not inhabitants OF this Com
monweab, on the motion OF the cOmplainans by ceun-
sell ii is ordered, that the defendants 90 appear here on
the second Monday in February next, and answer the
compliments bill, and that copy OF this order be forth
with inserted in OF the public newspapers printed
in the city OF Richmond, for two months successfully and
also posted at the front door OF the Court House Of this
county Copy. Teste,
LAWSON NUNNALLY, d. c.
Nov %. 57-wSw
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GNLASSICAL SCHooL.-Tbe School at Long Creek,
~ Louisa county, will be continued next year, under
the immediate superniendence of the subscriber, who
has had twenty years experience in the profession he has
chosen In this School will be taught the Greek and Latin
languages, English Grammar English Composition Geo
graphy with tle OF Maps and Globes Mathematics and
Arithmetic. The School will commence Monday the
2lst OF January 1888 and terminate the first day Of
December following There will he vacation Of four
weeks, commencing the 10Th day Of June. The charge
Tor board, tuition washing lodging and fuel will be $l0
payable one half the LIST day OF june 1883 and the
other hall on the lst day Of December following Long
Creekn 3S miles from Richmond, 81 from Fredericks-
burg, - from Grange Court House. and % from Carriers
Vile The stages from Richmond TO Orange Court house
and from Fredericksburg TO Carersvie pass Immediately
by the School house letters the subscriber should be
directed to Long Creek p. o., Louisa
November 30 [69--IAfl WILLIAM NELSON
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NOTICE.-Being DESTROYS Of settling my administra-
ton Of the estate OF Mrs. Euphana Claiborne de-
ceased, late Of King William county, all persons having
claims against my inesats requested to bring them
forward, duly established, speedily ~ possible
CORBIN BRAXTON
Admir- OF Eupbana Claiborne, deed
King William, Dec. n. ss-w3m
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I'm CHANCERY-V uRGINIA.-At Rules holden in
in the Clerks Office of tile ircuit Superior Court Of
Law and Chancery for the County Of Buckingham, the
fifth day of.Novembcr, 1892:
John Morgan, Pitf
Against
James r. Morris, William Morris James =. Richardson,
Morgan and Jones, and William Crane, Def
The defendants James r. Morris and William Morris,
having entered their appearance and given security
according to the Act OF Assembly and Rules OF this Court
aud appearing, by satisfactory evidOnce that they
not inhabitants this Country: is ordered That the said
3endants do appear here the first day Of the next Ap
Term and answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that
Ply Of this Order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
published in the City of Richmond for two months
cessvey and posted at the front door of the Courthouse
OF this County. Copy.-Teste.
Dec. Ii. G6i-w5w] r. ELDRIDGE, C. C. S. C.
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GH ISIS n. +. TAYLOR, will continue her school
AVH the next year, commencing the 18th January, and
terminating the 18th December, with vacation OF
month in the She teaches Orhos raphy, Read
ing, Writing, English Grammar Arithmetic, Geography
and History plain Needle Work, and Theorem Painting
Board and tuition seventy dollars, for all except Painting
which will be an addition OF five dollars My reside
Is in very healthy and agreeable neighborhood.-My
Post Office, Potlesvie, Louisa county Va
JOHN l.. COLLINS, Beech Hin
December %. 6S-wIOrs
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Dec. 20.


"UMANITY HALL ACADEMY-The subseri.
IN Der, grateful for the very liberal patronage he has
received during the present and many preceding years.
respectfully informs his friends and the public gener-
ally that the exercises of his school for the ensuing year.
will commence the 18th January, and be continued
iii the 18th November, making of ten months,
without vacation. The utility Of this has been
tested by experience, aud must be obvious TO every
lecting mind In this Seminary, will be taught every
thing necessary to prepare young for College, fit
them for the ordinary avocaons of leTuiiion, Board
Washing Lodging, &C., will be furnished at the very
duced price OF $50 the term, $50 in advance, and the ba-
lance $500 at the end of the term Those who engage
Tor shorter time than ten months, will $40 per month
Humanity Hall is situated in the lower end of Bucking-
ham, near Physc Springs, in remarkably healthy re-
tired and peaceful neghbourhood entirely from
haunts OF vice and dissipation. The discipline of this
school is mild and parental and the best testimony
give OF IFS character, is reference TO the many young
men who have in part, been educated al it or under n
car'.-Address, Physic Springs, Buckingham.
Dec. III. 63-w5tl ELIJAH G. HANES.
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CARROLt~-AND INDEPENDENCE
Tho following Nlcnocguc spoken by Mrs. the late
Carroll Celebration in tho Arch street Thua0
tho Goddess OF lib,ty and spoke great melody
The monolosuv from the pen ot r. \. Nuusl Ecu. ".
gentleman tot skill similar Ph
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE.

The Publisher Of The Nep- England Farmer.
being solicitous Of extending its circulation, would
respectfully propose to such persons will sub
scribe for the next volume, (Which will he the 18th
from the beginning of the first series) TO commence
in July, that he will furnish them with volumes
10 and II, being volumes LIST and I'd Of the new
series at the low price Of s so in sheetso $2,-
25 bound, each copy; and for volume 18th $3.50
as usual, in advance These volumes are, and will
continue to be valuable books Of reference to the
fusbandman and Horticulturist, and to render
such reference easy and expeditions, copious In
dex will be attached TO each volume.
No pains on the part Of the Editor and Publish
er shall be wanting to render the New-Eng land
Farmer as interesting and useful possible to ALI
engaged in the various pursuits of the Cultvator
and Rural Economist. TO the present Subscribers
Of this work most sincere thanks are protiered; ;
and all who will be instrumental in extending the
circulation of the 9th volume, shall receive the
grateful acknowledgements Of
THos. G. FEssENDEN,
GEO. &. BARRETT.
Boston, July, 1888 lii.
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n f. w w q II X s.

ID EMINIscENcrs Of Spain, the country
~ its speople, history and monuments
by Caleb Gushing, 2 vols;
Asmodeus at large, by the author Of
Eugene Aram, vol;
Stanley Buxton, or the School-fellows,
by the author Of Laurie Todd, 2 vols;
Memoirs of Horense Beauharnais,--
Duchess Of st. Lieu, ex-Queen Of Hol-
land, translated from the French, vol /;
Wacousta, or. the Prophecy, tale of
the Canadas by the author Of Ecaste, v.
Zohrab the Hostage, 9 vols;
Legends Of The West, by James Hall,
vol;
Biography of Good Wives, being No.
8, Ladies' Family Library;
Zoe, or the Sicilian Sayda, Romance,
in vols;
journal ola Nobleman, being n narra-
tive of his residence at Vienna during
the Congress, vol;
Frankenstein, or the modern Prone
theus;
Our Island, 9 vols;
Three years in North America, by }.
Stuart, Esq.
Just rec'rd for Sale and Circulation,
by ii. BARBER,
june G No. $50, Thames street
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JUST RECEIVED BY
j. IL. NEWTON, s. co.

j. IL. NEWTON, s. co.
% sacks salt, 10000 Half Spanish
~ Cigars,
10 bbls. dried apples,
10 do vinegar,
100 boxes raisins, co half do;
48 colored Manila mats,
Wax candles, Gall colors)
10 cases Canton ginger,
10 boxes Sicily lemons,
20 casks Smyrna raisins,
l3O Drums figs,
1000 lbs. Madeira nuts,
GO cases prunes, mostly in fancy box q;
100 Ohio hams,
10 casks London porter & brown stout,
10 chests gmpowder tea, IN Canister;
ID casks Port wine,
1000 lbs currants,
20 baskets champaign,
do olive oil,
80 cases claret,
80 boxes brown Havana sugar,
10 do white do du,
The above, with many other Goods,
are just reed by sloops Eagle and Her
alC, and will be sold wholesale or retail,
Oh liberal terms. July 4
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RusselPs Vegetable
BILIOUS PILLS or FAMILY PIIYSIC.

FoR general use, in cases Of jaundice, morbid SEN
sbity Of the stomach and bowels, loss Of appe-
tte, fnd breath, costiveness, piles, and all dseas-
es arising from hillary deraEgements,-aso, for
correcting the state of the blood, and cleansing the
system Of foul and yscid humors. These pills are
mild cathartic, producing neither pains nor grip
ing, and are therefore valuable and highly ap-
proved medicine, and are pronounced as such by
the most distinguished physicians s-each box con-
tanning 3S piIls--Price 37t cents a bor.
iEl"A fresh supply is just received and for sale
by Rowland K. Hazard s. w. Vinson, and at
the sign of the "Good Samaritan" Newport
also with the druggists in Providence, and througb
the United States.
Newport, june 13, ls33-(eow-iyr)
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Also, RusselPs celebrated
SALT.RHEUM OINTMENT.

TINS is unquestionably the best and safest rem.
edy ever yet offered to the public for that obst
nate disorder SALT-RHEUM. Where other means
have failed, it has succeeded and the fact that il
has been extensively used by eminent practitioners
speak volumes in its praise. 1t s equally efiicacous
in all diseases Of the skin, scad head ring worms.
and the mos, nveterate itch, ring worms, &c &c.
Numerous certificates might be obtained, but the
proprietor chooses that fair trial should he the
only evidence Of it's superior eiiicacy-Price 90
cents a boz.
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VVu' ". COLLEsNo y ~.
MEAVE received from New York,
n FL during the week, their summer as
sortmcnt Of .Ntw and Fashionable
Dry Goods, which having been selected
with great care, from the latest ipporta-
tons, and most desirable tylcs in market,
are now ready for sale, and will be offer
ed at as low prices, as by any others in
this place. Among them are,
Elegant gauzc ribbons, Grape s. Grape
de chen shawls, Hernauna or sewing
silk, do, elegant green, black and white
.gauzc, and blond wells. "Watered poult
de Sole" Colored Gros de Naples and
Italian silks, Matteonis ID black Italian
do. A great variety Of black Gros dc
Naples, and Gros de Suisse silks, black
French bOmbaZines, of fine and extra
qualities, French muslins, unbleached
open worked cotton hose, beautiful ar
ticlc, black cashmere, do, white gauzc
Flannels, warranted not to shrink in wash
ing, horskin gloves, bobbinctt, blond and
Grecian iaces. Parasols, white Damask
dimity, a beautiful article, together with
very rich lot of light calicoes, and n
large assortment Of thin goods, suitable
for mems wear. Also, on hand bleach
ed and unbIcached shirtings, bedticks,
chccks-and indeed every article of do
nestle manufactured goods, in all their
variety, at extremely low prices, by the
piece or yard. une 18th.
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AUCTIONS.
URNITURE ATAUCTIO.V.

FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On Monday neri, at o'clock, a m, at the
house lately occupied by Mrs. Elisabeth
Langley, dec. IN Broad-a::
quantity Of house hold FURNI~
IA TURE, consisting Of beds, bod
ding, tables, chairs, carpets, one
time-piece, cook stove, crockery, glass,
and kitchen conditions cash.
july II M. HALL, Auct.
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RUssELL,s ITCH OINTMENT.

This choice and safe Ointment is said to be SUI
perior to any now in use, for that disgreeabIe
complaint the lTcH. This Ointment il certain
in its operation, that no person troubled with the
above disorder ought to be without it. II is a rem
sdy for cutaneous emptions, scorbu,ic affections Of
the head, or any other breaking out which arises
from sharp hnmors Of the b!ood-Price 25 cents.