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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23
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:. vI,cu WIT REMAINS UN>rHG.

FOR THE E-SQCihf
cso ycrs,s cc7e ,ori.tsn by iddy no" az 'e nc" '
ro rup Rr "a sifIPiiuR SPRING.
CouId |, OH. roseGte, sI"rk king spring,
Perform the Poets cnvied duty,
And with his truth and iervor s'"S
Thy wonGsous power and matchiess oeau3-
with Al; a POETS homage sraccd,
Thy various virtues should appe"f'
.nd Ear beneath thee would be placed
The magic fountains OF Cashmere.
Formed to din,insh human woe,
With natures miracles We class thee
And nerr can she a boon bcsinw
In worth or brightness, TO surpnss thee.
Could auaht thy fairy charms improve:
Rich ruby ,n,s thou dost display,
Thro diamond waves, that as they move,
To the sun render ray for ray
Had thy bright colors met his eye,
Pu;arch had ceased TO praise CiiiuSa-
Aud in the utt 20 beoutiiy,
Thou ,yulest famed Arcthusa.
Thou traiu'st Us no, like Colophor,
Events far distant TO forcfell-
But thou canst bid us TO live on
And $50 them, which IS just as VOL.
For like tho E,hiUp's oily iount,
Which lif, Invested oil lis brerlty,
$50 rage historians rccoIht1
Thou, also, doSt hesto% longevity.
Then. when the POETS task was suii,
Id ask as need of its pcricctona,
To know whence that "mysteruus req,
SO foreign to most sprung compilations:
Thy bushes call forth much surprise,
Their cause ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS weary us-
For Horner did not annlysc.
Aud Ncklin says it is ''mysterlons.'
But since thou spreod'st Thy mystic dyes
On cheeks whose palcncss panied before,
And sharest thy brillancy with eyes
That else had never sparhlcd moro
Since sinking spirits to preserve,
Thou dost thy buoyancy impnrt,
And tranauilise cuch harrasscd nerve
And rule affections Of the heart--
Thnuklcss it werc b!ost Spring. and vain
To tax thee more, and weak to cavil
That thou in psto dost retain
The mystery would fam unraveI
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Cancer,

AND TIE ART Of HEALING GENERALLY.
To tic Editor Of the S. Il. Te!rgr0ph
RNI} Editor We have noticed, in your paper an
lYH advertisement by DR.. Marshall, proposing to
Cancerols diseases, Fistula &c We have been accus.
toned believe that these diseases WERE for the most
part ncurabc; hut having had an opportunity OF wit
Messing of the practice of Dr.. NJ really think it
would be serving the of humanity to say that we
have been asonshcd at the attending his efforts
We have cases the appearance OF which, drew
from all around, expressions Of hopeless despair and
seemed to defy human skill and yet aftrr ir" weeks
under tile treatment Of Dr. NJ the disease, to all appear
uncr is cfirctually removed
We take pleasure in calling the attention Of any
your rcudcrs who may be suffering from these Distress
ing diseases, TO the advertisement referred 10.
JAS. Z. CRANE,
ARCHD. THOMAS,
CORNELIUS CREW,
EZEKIEL DAVIS.
RICHD. c. GILLIAN,
JAMES CASKlE,
A. FRENCH.
w. w. MARSHALL'S REMEDY FOR THE PILES.
An infalIblp remedy for the Piles, (Which has been
tested by various persons in this city and elsewhere
may BIZ had by applying TO W. W. Marshall, at the Man
sion House.
If satisfaction not given the money will be returned
Reference to persons cured Cancer Inte'y-WiIl'am
Petit Fuvanna county: Mr.. Hacket, Caroline county;
Edward Bass, Colesve; lchd johnson, Cumberland
county, Thos Skinner, f. City county; Sam'l Mathews,
Brunswick county, MIR. Noble, Prince Edward county;
MIR. Miller Goochand county, Mr.. Janney, Alexandra;
William P Wyche, Petersburg
Sept. IS. 4l-wH
E AND FOR SALE-We will sell to the highest
q bidder, on the premises on Friday the 18th of De:
cembcI next 759 Of Land. lying in the county Of
Mecklenburg, mile West Of Chrlsansvllc, with
good buildings, well waterrd, and about half in
woods and good tobacco land. Col a. Burwcl Is our
authorized agent-Any person wanting Information VIII
apply TO him. Terms made known on tlle day OF sac
JOHN TABB.
THOS. TABB,
October2. [43-wlow'] Er'Ors Of E. b. ln0D, acc a.
RJOTlCE-Al persons having Claims against tle es-
" tate OF Anne f. w. Harris deceased are ne1.Gy
required to produce tbem with the proofs thereof on lie
lSh dav of December next The residence OF Edward
Mo:sy in Gsdr ssS5e as' snd Eamood
ocLett commissioners appointed to audit the same
BY of the Circuit Superior GGu5, of Law and
in Vending. in which Tom and others plaintiffs, and
Edward H. Moseley Executor of Anne Fl: w. Harris, is
defendant pain Of being barred from all benefit
under the said decree. "
BY THE COMMISSIONERS.
actoher rs 47-w4w
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into the Union be illegal not we DO not pretend 10
say though inclined to r ne o%ever whatever
NAV be the feelings of the people towards Van buren we
are certain that Mason will receive the guoernator'ai
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

letter Of the l1th August, from officer of the
American Squadron, in the Mediterranean, mentions
duel having taken place at Gegente, in Sicily, the
9th August, between Lit. David R. Stewart and acting
It. Turner The former received wound in his body,
which occasioned bis death-the latter also WIS wound
ed in the leg.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

YHyO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Appll-
e cation will he made 10 the next Congress OF the
United States to proong the term OF my larn tor GER
tain improvements therein mentioned, granted OH the 2s
day of January 1885, Int in consequence OF defects IN
the specifications cancelled returned to the Paen,
Office and the seal broken, and epatentcd on the
22d day Of October, ISIS. -
STEPHEN MCCORMICK.
Auburn Fauduicr county, Va, Oct 2. 43-iIi3m
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An NEGROES, to be SoId on 4 cr'dit Of sir
4 AAV months.-They at Tye River, Rack Is
land, and Rockey Point FARMS, and at kanawha Salt
Works
On Monday, the 9th day of November next at Tyc
River Farm within 3 miles of New Glasgow, and a
miles from Lyncburg, will sell Forty NINE NEGROES;
consisting Of men, women. BOYS and girls; with from
zoo to 1000 barrels corn fine stock ohorscs cattle and
hogs plantation tools, large quantity OF sheare oats,
and fodder two new wagons and harness, just bought
Ga Monday, the 10Th November next, at Rack Island
Farm IA miles below Lynchburg and four miles Of James
River, Fory-two Negroes; consisting OF men, women,
boys and girls; large quantity OF corn sheave oats,
&c, with stock of horses cattle, hogs and sheep: plan
taton tools, with Il set of blacksmitls tools.
On Monday, 23d November next al Rockey Point
Farln, James River, five miles below Pattonsburg:
twcMiyhrcc ncgr0rs; consisting of men, women boys
and girls quantity Of corn stock of horses, cattle and
hogs plantation tools with new wagon and harness Just
bought WILLIAM MORGAN.
Lynciburg, Oct 5. E-w3w
NAMES RIVER AND KANAWllA COMPANY
SS Al a stated monthly meeting of the President and
Directors Of the James River and Kanawha Company,
held at the Office of The Company. in the City OF Kch-
mond, on Thursday the 9th day OF Sptem5er, l93o-
RcsDircd That the Stockholders Of the james River
and Kanawha Company, other than the State, he, and
they hereby required TO pay TO the Bank OF VIZ
GINA or one o its Branches the Of FIVE DOLLARS.
each share of stock held Ivy them in the said Com
pany, on or before the 18th day of November next
Bv order of the President and Directors,
w. B. CHITTENDEN, Secretary
Of the .La1ucS Rircr anil Knna'rha Company.
ANY Stakeholder depositing the amount OF the requ
silion upon him, in the Bank of Virginia, or any o It's
Branches and producing certificate OF such depoSite
to the Secretary of the Company. will receive credit
Oil the books of the Company
r. B. Office of the Company, two doors below the
Bank of Virginia, Main ST. Richmond.
Oct, . 43-xt25N.
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NOTICE.-A petition vii! be presented to the nsA'
ncorpora,e companv for the Construction Of rail road
from the town Of Lynchburg, by Brfords Cap II" '"'
Blue Ridge Of mountains, 10 the Tennessee !!ne' H.,
Oct IL 4I-wi"
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Notice to Virginia Farmers

!, the subscriber, one of the paten-
tees of Fox and Borlands staple
, Tooth, Springfield Thrashi"g. Ma,
! chimes, would hereby give s n "hio; TO
,Lot | have sold and transferred to Mr.
JaLez Parker Of Richmond, the exci1 l
i've right of making, using, and yf p''l
inc TO others 10 be used, Fox and b"F-
lands improvements in Ihrasnlng
Machine (securcd to them b. letters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

NEGROES FOR SALE.-The subscriber w's 81 co., y"
a sell G2 slaves-2 from 50 10 90 years OF age ~
DO to so from 80 to 49, II from 20 to 30, - from }"
90 from to 10. and from 10 6, as near as ne s-
come at their ages They all likely for their ~
the most of them raised by himself and neafy M
them in families Application to be made to the suu..
her. at his residence in Mddlesex county, near Ch.
ville until the Ist December next. He will be " ;nrI
to sell upon credit Of from one to five years S,sac
est being annually paid and the principal ssng Jesse
torily secured. "ta-n,4y'
October 2.
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By Tic G0rcrn0r Of Tie Commonwealth Of prgina.

Bv lie GOrcrn0r Of Mc COMMUNICATIVE ot FTglna.
A PROCLAMATION.
NNTIiEREAS. vacancy hath occurred in the Senate
w OF this State in the District composed Of the
counties of Charlotte, Luncnburg NottowayFnd Prince
Edward by the resignation of Henry + Watkins. Esq
Now, therefore, l. Littlcon Waller Tazcwrll. Cover
nor of the said Commonwealth have thought proper TO
d;rcctS the Shers of the several counties aforesaid to
hold an election on the Court days thereof in the month
of November next for member Of the Senate of this
Stale to fill the vacancy aforesaid.
Given under my hand as Governor and under the
1synl lesser seal Of the Commonwealth. at Rich
mond, this 9th day of October, 1875.
LlTTN w. TAZEWELL.
O.t q 4J-wiw
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d nn REWARD-(lf ont of the county Of Flu
- SSD vannn)-wil be given fort the apprehension,
AID delivery to ny Ovcrscer Carys Brook, Of my
man SAM, commonly called SAM WHrTE-$lo II
lodged in any Jail, taken in the county, and delivered
as above Sam clipped about the LIST of june and II not
in the neghborood of my Farm, has probably taken
Boat on the Rivanna James River. He is % or q
years DID, black, and of rather slender forrnlIs teeth
Unusually white and conspicuous when spoken to; about
feet ~ inches hish field hand, and wore his wo'E
inr clothes when he left here
July TO- [l9-wtfI A. NJ. HARRISON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

RE ESSRS UHiam J. FrceiHnd and Doug"n fuS"'
Iva son. ir-You moi being inhabitants OF this C""i'
monwcaIlh. we take this method Of giving you notice
that we shall on Monday, the second day OF November.
1875 at the Office OF John w. Haskns, in the town OF
Maysville in the county of Buckingham, and State OF
Virginia. take the dispositions Of George w. Kyle and
others, be read evidence in suit mo-" d'pend'nS
the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chanccry Tor
said county, in which plaintiffs, and you ana
others are defendants LEWIS WEBB IL CO.
September % az wlW
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

NNnn REWARD.-Ran away from The sub
y &gV scrbcs, in Madison county, Va, in the
month of September, 1885, negro man, about % years
Old yellow Completed, with heavy dull look: and down
cast when spoken to; about feet or inches high,
heavy we'll fellow-cal!s himself Wx SMITH. pur
chased said negro from VIM Bell, of Cupcpcr county,
Va. He was raised by gentleman of King George
county, Va by the name of Smith Any person taking
up said negro, and combining him in Jail, that
pet him. or delivering him to Humphrey Taylor of Niad
son county, Va, giving information of the same,
al Mesopotamia, Green county: Alabama shall receive
the above reward ASA WHITE.
Aug. %. &-3a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

NhISSOLUTION.-Th co-partncrsh'p heretofore OK
a y isng at this place. under the style Of Moon &
Adams was dissolved the ls of September last by
mutual consent. All persons having claims against said
firm will present them for payment and those indebted
TO the same will please make payment to either Of us,
without delay as we DESTROYS of closing up the BUSH
ness of The late concern. +. H. MOON.
WIN. G. ADAMS.
scottsville, Oct'ber 10. 47-w3w
MP We each continue TO do business in Scottsvilc
scpalatc account where will gladly respect
I'VE friends L. II. MOON,
October l6. WIN. &. ADAMS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

The following letter from MIR. OGDES, communicates
some particulars of Mr. BARRY's last moments. 1t will
be read with melancholy interest by all who enjoyed the
acquaintance OF the dcccascd.-U.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

yHyWENTY. DOLLARS REWARD.-.Rah
q away from the subscriber living IN LunenOurg on
the 18th day Of July last, dark mnaao iaa' n ,.
smn Scar ON one side Of his chin It is
- I"scrb, his clothing he will doubt change IT.
purchased him in the city of Richmond, in May !a'
r hr hasa wife at VIM. F. Walthas, in ChestrrIrlf'
and j, is probable he is lurking in that county, as h
well acquainted at the different Coal Pits will CIV.
The above reward, if delivered TO near Pr"'a":
Grove Lunenburg secured in any ail so that my
get him again r. Fo"LhE"
Pleasant Grove, Lunenburg County, Va.
Oct . 43--wiw
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q Il TIE COURT OF CllANCERY Of the STATE
"a of Delaware. for New Castle County, OF the Sep
TENDER Term, lc:i5:
Robert White, Administrator Of
Sophia y. Laurence and others, Ri; filed &C..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

Remaining at the Mint unconed, September
50, 1875, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1835-10-23

ENFIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS-Rcd, White
Il and Hungarian or Sapliug Clover-Iinothy, of.
chard, Herds Highland, MeadowOat and Velvet "f'Ss
Seeds -
An assortment Of genuine GARDEy SEEDS, including
the Winter HALE, IAN excellent vegetable, that viii sa"u
the scvcreat weather uncovered .<,,,o
Mccormick Davis Barshare and Freedom PLOu"
and Plough Castings
Wheat Fans, Straw Cutters, iiarrows' Cu''Sa'''''
&c. &c. Apply to ,,p
Sept. II. 81 HM lAh''lI-'
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John Goodwin e. John Bullock.
And now, to wit, this 10Th day Of September, a. D.
1885, On motion Of James A. Bayard, of Counsel Tor
the Comp!anans. and affidavit made to the satisfaction
Of the Court that JOHN Goodwin. Of the defendants
named in the above cause, is out Of the State OF Dr'
ware and resides in the State Of FirgInia-t is order
ed by the Chancellor, that the said John Goodwin Go
appear in this Court, Ia the said suit: on Monday lhs
fifteenth day of February, A. d. 1885, otherwise the Bill
of Complaint will be taken pro confssso--And 1t -
further ordered that copy Of this Order shall, within
thirty days. be published in the Richmond Enqu'ru
Newspaper published semi weekly in the State Of Var
GINA, and in the Delaware Gazette, and American
Watchman a Newspaper published in the City Of WI
mngto and he continued in said papers for the space
of three months next after its first publications. and also
4 copy Of said Order shall within thirty days be- posted
up in the Office Of the Register Of the Court OF Chance
ny for New Castle County: and al the Court House d'0
at New Castle, in said county.
.ftac Castle C0nnty, IS.
DO certify that the foregoing is truly copied from TIE
Record-En testimony whereof have hefcnnto sri
my hand aud affixed the seal of said Court. at Ne"
Castle the gath day of September, A. ID. l-'@
JOHN GORDON, kcg'r IN Cha"rrLy
Oct q 4J-:'Iu
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27

Pardon of DE The reprieye OF
sixty days. granted to this individual, ex-
PRED to day at u o'clock A large. large con ON
purlieus Of the prison this morning anxious
" awaiting the final decree. AT len o ,.
cio,k the doors of the prisoners cen "eie
thrown open, and the Marshall the span
isb Consul, together with many other IN
dividuaIs, entered. when full y free par
don from the President was read to the PR
soner, which was received with every mark
Of gratitude. Sonora De Soto. the vile Of
De Soto, was present, and appeared to De
much affected during the communication
of the glad tidngs. He is at present oe
tanned on civil process. -
The retrieve OF Ruiz win expire on the
fourteenth Of September. He continues
apparently insane, and at times Is verl
| troublesome and noisy Boston .Htreaf'
| tile Journal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27
LAMBS AND MILL
FOR SALE.

FUN DALE.
TUAVING sold part of my estate near
HE Martinsburg. Berkeley County, va.
| wish 10 dispose OF the residue, consisting
of the Mill tract Of about
325 CRES,
and the Oak Ridge tract of 1870 Acres
lands equal in quality to any IN the state,
Upon the Mill tract there are upwards OF
one hundred acres of first rate bottom
land. and about the same quantity oil
cleared upland, the balance 10 TIMBER
The Mill house is substantialstone nuiiu
ing. one hundred feet by forty, ~ when
three pair of Burrs and one OF Country
Stones are worked by the Iuscafofa
creek. one of the best andmost permanent
mill streams in the country.
The dwelling house, also Of stone, vs.
large convenient well finished building,
divided into fourteen rooms, besides
massage Of IS feet width through its centre
There are barns, stables and other out
houses 10 abundance, all good and conve-
nient.
The Oak Ridge tractis q miles distant
90, he Mill tract, about one hall OF II
n ,u with :, nber, OF the finest quahty
the balance cleared. VIII fenced. and II
q hipi, state Of cultivation. The improve
meats on il are Indifferent. VIII sen 81
ther of those farms on ACCOMMODATING
terms. either entire or divided, 10 sun
purchasers. p.NcoN
March + IS35-U
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27

a aood derice,-Jonas Hathaway was a
singular being He would never endure
an injury, but instantly sought redress
Notwithstanding this disposition his inge
nuity was often baffled by umbrella bor-
rowers. They would borrow his umbrel.
las and never return them, thus putting
Jonas TO great inconvenience, and expo
sing his dear new bat to every shower Of
rain. His patience becoming exhausted,
he determined 10 suffer no more from the
tribe of rain haters, SO he ordered a paint
err to paint on his new silk umbrella, 10 the
most conspicuous manner, the following
significant motto {" stolen from Jonas
Hathaway" This inscription worked
wonders. When his fiiends were leaving
his house in the rain, Jonas often asked
If they would moi have an umbrella as a
shelter against the inclemencies OF the
weather "Wiih pleasure, cousin Jonas, "
REPLIED his friends. Jonas then offered his
us brela, the enc with the terrible inscrlp-
ton. "stolen from Jonas Hathaway" The
parties looked each other ~ The lace, ielt
their delicate situations, and always came
10 the conclusion, g that it would be feir
weather soon, and they mast decline cou-
sin Jonas kind offer " Jonas has that
umbrella TO this day no one was ever
known TO borrow it, and no one can DC
found TO take il as gift, No one but 10
mas ever could have resorted to such re
medy, and any body else but good naturec
Jonas would have got a patent ngot fol
his invention. - at0tucket Chronicle.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27

The Springs The White Sulphur, s
and every house in the neigbborhood that
viii receive company. is crowded to over
flowing There are between four and
five hundred at the Salt and Red Sulphur,
and daily additions made to their number.
The Bloc Sulphur has quite respectable
company, and we are informed, rs prepar
ed to receive large addition TO the same.
By dint of interchangeable labor and exer
ton, buildings, capable Of accommodating
double their present numbers have been
finished The road leading from this
place TO the Blue Sulphur is now in good
order, so that carriages of all descriptions
can pass with safety and ease.-Lc,c. a.
leghanidB.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27
[voI. XXxvT---No. az.

and | deeply regret that departure from
the original understanding. which prom.
ised TO prevent all excitement and collision
has compelled me TO express myself 80 fully
! have reflected deeply on the subject
The laws which secure 10 you the rights
you claim. also impose tie penalties on
those who Infringe them. | shall assume
the responsibility in the case you have made
with me, and to the law and my superi-
ors viii hold myself accountable.
With great respect, &c &c.
SAM'L. l.. GOUVERNEUK.
New York, August Q. 1885.
1.-THE letter OF The Charleston posis,ast.
er being private letter, has not been
SAINT TO US for publications.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27

E AM much in want of money, and mus,
have il. Many Of my old friends and
customers owe me debts OF long standing
have waited with them year alter year,
and still the money seems as lar on 40
ever. Now put the question to lhem'
whether ought TO wait any longer. Tome
friends, lei us at least have consultation
and see whether any ways and means
cannot be devised for obliging me, witnou'
distressing yourselves. Call and pay up
irpossible and that speedily.
Those whose open accounts are running
on, are likewise requested to call and pay
up, or give their notes. -.s
JOHN T. COOKUS.
Shepberdstown, July 80, 1885
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-08-27

\ The Tomato DIR. Bennett, the Profess.
sor of Midwifery and the diseases Of Wa
men and children. Hygiene and Accli
Erie, which is the Medical Department Of
the Willoughby University Of Lake Erie.
at Chagrin, Cayahoga co. Ohio, in bis
pubic Introductory lecture recently deliv
cred in that tiourishing institution, made
the following statement in relation to the
Seidnuni Lycop1sicun. or as it is general
ly called. Tomato. Love Apple. Jerusa-
lem Apple. etc. TO wit,
LIST That il (the Tomatol il one OF the
most powerful dcobstruents in the Mate
ria Medlea. and that in all those affections
OF the liver, and other organs, where calo
mel is indicated. il is probably one OF the
most effective, and least harmful remedies
known TO the profession.
Cd. That a chemical extract will prob
ably soon be obtained from IL which will
altogether supelsede the use OF calornel in
the cure OF disease.
Sd. That he has successfully treated SC ;
Iious diarrhoea with this article alone
4ib That when used as an article of
die, il is almost sovereign remedy for
dyspepsia, or indigestion.
9Th That persons removing from the
East. or North, TO the West or South.
should by all means, make use of IL as an
aiiment, as it would in that event. save
them from the danger attendant upon
those violent bilious attacks TO which al
most all unacclimated persons are liable.
9th. That the citizens in general should
make use of it. either raw. cooked, or in
catsup, with their daily food, as it is the
most healthy article of the Materia Ali
mentaria. &c.
Now if these positions he true. il is of
the utmost importance thst the public
should he acquainted with the facts. aud
ii is with this view that | now make this
communication for the Press
NEDICUS.
N. B--Dr. Bennett stated likewise that
the free use Of the Tomato would make a
person less liable to an attack Of cholera,
and that it would in a majority Of cases
prevent it,