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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
C.4STEN'GS.

C.fSTE.V'GS
They have on hand several Of the most ap.
proved Threshing Machine Patterns. one OF
which is Richardson's Mammoth Machine,
on an improved plan, warranted superior to
any heretofore in use and also, among n
variety OF other patterns, the Mccormick
Mouldboards, Of oil numbers. right and left
do. Loudoun do; Hillside Plough, right and
left, cast together Also, PIaster-Bre akers,
Corn-Shellers, Apple Nuts, Wagon and Deaf
born Boxes Of all sizes. We have also 4
hrst-rate Pattern Maker and a Turning the.
Gudgeon Patterns, Of all sizes, on hand.
The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-Road, the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and the Rail-
Road TO Winchester, all afford great facili.
lies for forwarding any articles in our line
to those who may favor US with calls through
either Of those channels. All orders thank.
fully received, aud promptly attended TO, by
HUGH GILLEECE & co.
a. Old Cast Iron bought or taken in ex.
change for any Of the above me ntioned cast
ings-slsO, old wrought Iron Of every do
scriptiop.
iIarpers-Ferry, April IL, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

Noisy Chiiiren.-An old lady read
ing an account Of the death of ven
cradle and distinguished lawyer, who
was stated 10 bc-"the father of the
Philadelphia bar. "-exclaimed, "poor
man! he had dreadful NOISY set Of chiI.
Giren 30
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

INlNCTUHE Of Pearls, new end yslaa-
- Die discovery for The immediate reno
val 81 al seorbulie erupiions. pimplcs. free
kies. snd ~ f,ughness % the face ani skin.
improving The beauty ~ the cheek and sdd-
ing bloom 20 the complexion. Received
from che Agentiu New York, and fof sale n
YOI SOS
Drug 4 .M,dieias siors
Harpers-Tsrry March 81, Is3G
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
SPRING GOODS.

EH NJ. & G.. W. MSauiTit are now
II 40 oPeni.g their SPRING md sun
.MER GOODS, and invite the attention OF
their customers and the public generally.
CharIesto~n. Aprii :. ls36
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
Cash for Ncgrnrs.

YNloSH having Negroes 10 dispose of will
please 10 give me call, as { will give
tho highest market prices in cash. ApplIca-
ton. toy letter or otherwise will b. promptly
attended 70. WILLIAM ~. GRlGGS.
Charlestown, March 81, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

FfH NM "
Payable half yearly bot I've DotLsHs
will Oe received 81 payment in f,5i. 4 pad
entirely 10 advance. Nhcustef payment .
deierrcd beyond Use expiration ol the rear.
interest vii be- charged
sY- sIbscuptipns f1r SIX months. " Is. 20
be pad Invariably ~ aSssnes
ADt ERTtslNG
The terms % advertising, are Tor = square
or less, ~, Tor three iBseFtions larger OBes
20 The same proportion Zach conlihusRes
- cents PER square
81 Az adssftisemenfs n0t oFdeTed Tor .
Psosas tins, will BE- osatn9ed uhth forbtd.
~ eAsggs4 sesos4sxt
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
GOI.IAII

AAIiLI stand until the Goth June-on
Wv Mondays and Tuesdays At DanI Me-
Pherson's Mill, on Wednesdays and Thurs
days at George Isler's farm; and on Fridays
and Saturdays at Ilslltown-priec s., TO be
discharged by 81, il paid by Goth June; o.
insurance.
Conan is handsome bay. II hands high,
years old--rsised by the subscriber, out OF
q stock celebrated for the draught-himseli
not excelled. His colts (without, I believe,
an eXeeption) show great size and muscle,
as many in this nsighborhood. and a number
on Builskin, would eonclusively evidence
To gentlemen Of either place, Fespec fully
refer any person DESTROYS Of Information
The Groom is authorised to make contracts.
Tie promises much attention and care. but I
will not be liable for accidents 10 the dis
charge Of his duty.
JOHN PETER.
April !, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

Horace Walpolc related an anecdote
OF humane gaoler in Oxfordshire,
who made the following application TO
one Of his condemned prisoners. MY
good friend, have little favor to ask
OF you, which. from your obliging dis
position, ] doubt not you will readily
grant. You are ordered for execution
on Friday week. ! have a particular
engagement on that day: il it makes
no difference TO you, would you say
merit Friday instead"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

A clergyman took for his text the
following words -" Vow and paw
unto the Lord Thy VOWS" An Indian
heard him very attentively. and step
ping up TO the parsen thus accosied
him, IL VOW I'll 90 home with YOU,
MIR. Minister" "You mugt 60, then, 4"
replied the parson. The Indian after
wards vowed to have supper, and then
TO stay all night. "You may, replied
the clergyman, "but roc you shall
w home in the morning
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

"a oW receiving aud opening, large anil
" general assortment of reasonable
Good> G.. W. HAMMOND.
April -, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
WA. II. JOHNSON
PERFORMANCES

Spring, lS2-. then three wears old, he RIM
Tor The great sweepstakes, over the HalifaS
coiii>c, North Carolina, Ia which there were.
seven subscribers, $500 each. when he va
Tie second hor~c, making hnc race m good
Time, although he was quite lauic for several
days bciOre the race. Fall after hc ran for
The post stake at Norfolk, five starting, two
mile heats, entrance tN hundred dollars each.
Tins was among the best races ever run IN the
state .ihe second hsat IA thtfs minuies foriSfrro
"e0nd'; Won by Polio, Hopkins, h,aiing Byron
mel q length He again became lame and dbl
not run for another race, was turned out and
rested thc mex, spring. Fall lS29. put him
IN training, and continued him until has defcc-
tive Lex gave way. when I vas Obliged Ia give
hm np Willie sound had the highest opin-
son Of him. III stock Is much approved ma
ny of his family sold very high. his dam - ~
year. old for 1890 dollars, his < D. 1t 10 years
old for 1900 dollars. sally Melville for ICOO
dollar Arab for 5000 dollars. brilliant Tor
1000 dollars Tariff for 5000 dollars The
distinguished race mare Virginia LAFAYETTE,
from the same mare WV Byron's dan. , $500
dollars vas refused fpr Der lu.t before her
de Alb. Byron himself att~o years old Tor 1900
dollar, and lately one bait of him for 1900
dolia~. Virginia TaSlor. also out Il the same
mare. 2Gh Va refused for a 3 years obi
run four races, won three Of thsm-- one Of the
races she won We ip three heats VI two mile.
each. and each 81 uc three heats was run ,u
ih'ss minutes and 6ry-heo ssond,. evnerns
hne pred cod bottom a ycaflug lilly oui 81
ti'e same mare 1850 dollar. was refused for.
and Others held % high prices.
" u JOHNSON.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
WARREN'S
CeTebrHEed sIKtFk Of Roses,

HVHlS celebrated Perfume - wholly free
n from the Injurious effects Of minerals
~ most onsmetic-. II preserves and beauti.
hes The kin. rendering Il volt and delicate
u ha, become 70 fashionable article for the
ladies toilet offered for sale It
YOCNG'S.
IIarrer-Ferry. March ~. i-IG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

The Law Magazine relates an ancc-
dote Of Sergeant Davy-a distinguish
ed lawyer IN the time of Lord Mans
field--that being once called to account
by his brethren on the western circuit,
for disgracing the profession. by accept
ing silver Of client, he replied: IL
took silver because could not get gold:
but | took every sixpcnce the fellow
had in the world, and hope YOU don't
call that disgracing the profession"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
Manchester. Va. i79s.

The above pedigree Of Traveller VS. taken
from The stud Book 80 the r.oss, ssion OF Mr.
Peter Lo,tom, 81 thc CITY oT Richmond. Gncu
from under IA, baud. hi. 1T dsy II April. Is
-. WILLIAM RtRION
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
STEPHENSON q LEVERL,Y,
JOSEPH G. mars. Harpers-F,-ry.
Anr.l IalE

BAETINORE. Aug. Ali, 1899
II gives Ine deg5Ee oG satisfaction TO h. .bir
Co testify 60 the eficsty of )r. Pou cli's Rr-sni-
sns,ing Vegetable Tiasture. in the immediate re-
lief glses in Cho'ies, And Whist is termed the
Sick Hessl- Ache. having ascsi IL nv self anil ~
sommended IL o. others. vlo have found Il = s,,c,-
dy relief, and hsviHg often witnessed its bri, &
eisl Effects, ! chceriully RECOMMEND u ~ the
public. j. y. WAIkER
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

n Marrying .Hon.-A fne-looking
fellow, named John Cowan. was sen
fenced TO the New York Pcni,cn,iary
IN lscS}. for b,gamy. tie was relcrs.
ed about three wesks ago, when. on
being asked by several gentlemen how
many wives he really had. he gave
the names Of no less than freniy-s trcn.
He avows his resolution To have a hun
dred before he dies. His great ambi-
ton is to Guido the Dcy of Algiers.
He is now busily at work anxious to
make up for the time lost in the Peni-
Tertiary.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
Wfnehesfey' and Potomac
RAIL ROAD COMPANY.


THE WINCHESTER end Potomac Rail
road Company will contrac, for n large
quantity OF PINE WOOD, 10 he deiN-
cred al their DsPots stCameron's Spring and
ilsrpers-Forry: the delivery to commence by
the 1t Of September next, or earlier II
practicable. The wood - TO be cut 10
lengths Of feet. and To be corded up at the
expense Of the contractor.
ANY person wishing To contract, will please
furnish the subscriber with his proposition
on or before the 10Th OF August next. stating
the whole amount he will furnish, the price
per cord. aud the quantity per month.
For further information apply either per
sonolly To- the Subscriber on the line Of tbs
Railroad. or u, letter addressed TO him N
Ninchs ster.
W. ~ NOREtI,
Engineer ". & r. u. a.
H..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
ksrescrrcs md Erlsif.

EDRESERvED GINGER,
a do. Lines,
do. Pine Apples,
do. Oranges,
do. Citrons,
Roisius, Almonds, Dates, EnSli'h Walnuts
Oranges, Lemons, &c, for sale by
v. NJ 4 &. W. AiSQUITII.
April -. 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
DiSSOIH9iOsI.

FSIliE oo-Plrtnership heretofore existing
Il under the firm OF Richard & Joseph
Johnson l. thi, DAY Dissolved 10y mutual con-
sent. Al person, indebted will see the ne
cessity Of making immediate settlement. IN
order To Gnnl adjustment Of the firm. Set
Element may be made with either Of the
subscribers. RICH tRD JOHNSON.
JOSEPH JOHNSON.
Maw I9lG
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
PEDIGREE.

Flexible was got by the famous Whale
bone; las dam Themis, sister TO incantator,
0N Svrcerer, her dam Hanna 10y Gohanna.
out Of Ilumming Bird, sister In Colihri, nv
NOodpe sm.lla by TTcntham-Co-
qIeiie 10, the Compton Barb-sisicr To Regu-
iu> 10y the Godolphin ArabIan--Grey Robin
son 10y the Bald galloway Sbake-out at
old Wilkes, a daughter Of Old Hautboy.-
haebone won the Derby and ~ other
races, at all distances, beng capital 4 mile
horse, was own brother to Nhisker, winner
Of the Derby and several other capital run.
ncrN, and was inferior TO no horse Of modern
times a. a stallion, being sire OF Chatesmx
Margaux, the best 4 mIle horse Of the day.
Camel, Spaniel, winner OF the Derby aud
many other first rate racers. Sotcerrr was
a first rate racer and stallion, covered at 30
g., and was sire OF Smolensko, winner Of
the Derby, Norel and Sorrery. winners of
the Oaks, SOOIhssyer, winner of the st. Lee
ger, md many Others. Gohanna was the
best I mile horse Of his time, and a. a stall
lion vas equal to any horse they have had
IN England, at any time. Woodpecker,
Trenihim, the Compton Barb, Repulus. new
rr beat, and the best son of the Godolph,n
Arabian, &c. were all stations Of the very
FIRST character. All the crosses mentioned
~ FleSihlc's pedigree were horses equal to
any Of their time, " not the very best Ca
militia, the dam Of Young Camilla, Colibri,
Catherine, sophia, llumming Bird, (the <.
grand dam Of Flexible Jerboa, &c. was a
most valuable and famous brood mare, and
her descendants have won o. much and ac-
quircd - high standing a. 9nJ family OF nor
ses 10 the kingdom. o. fact. Flexible - a.
well tired A. any horse 10 the world. both for
speed and ,tOu,ncss, all his ancestor, being
equal 10 any Of their time, without single
Inferior cross. II would be hard Co point
out smother pedigree n pure and rich A. lhi,
-. fioxlble's dam Wss also the dan Of E,-
crgrcrn, ToHgh.tiek Anna, sc. aud b. now
brood mare 10 the stud Of the King Of
prussta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
Ds. PowEtL:

He. foNEiis
SIR-l syn glad &c the opportunity ~ Tor
~ar'iing atsw hHrs, Go 1T you know thN have
applied yOur anina-iiBg Vegetable Iibsturc,
~ Rissc eases o( Choiie. CboIrrs MUtl,us, sud Il
ChnleFn iHfsntun', sh'ch wrrc s-Fious-aHd ~
every tbs.y did iil 90 shorrl an immediate
trlisf, much 90. tina, ,rsOss hs,e stated pul,-
liely Inst u saved their lives You - 30 6nd 40,
errifheaSe Enclosed. PLEASE % send inr lev
dozru. ,l'ink sl'ry surpsss every thiag I have
ever knowa o. beur,. Of. Zoe ihe speedy rebel u
dlsorderssi slOmashs Or bowels
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

and strong. In shape. blood, sire, power,
racing performances; an fact, In all the e.
sentisi qualities of q stsilion, 10 would be
very difficult to find his equal
A. T. %. MERRITT.
.Narfinsbtyr G.-,li,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09

Indian IiVfue-A married woman.
OF the Shawnee nation, made this
beautiful reply TO man whom she
met in the woods, and who implorcd
her to love and look on him. "Oula-
man, my husband" said she, ",rbo Is
forsrer before my eyes. binders me from
seeing you"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
Spring G.Ods.

rENllE subscriber j. now receiving and open
u,g a supply OF sea>onahle GOODS.
HUMPHREY KElES.
April II, 1896
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
EHoNcL,s Esnnncen.

BNOR The cure q Dyspepsia and other de
n eases, s received AID for sale ~
g. HAYS.
Harpcs-Fsrry, Jan. q, 1896
". y. This elegant sriiele may also hs
hsd BY ealling ssriy a. the shepheFdstown
ApothUeafy sad Drug store
shepbcrdstoso, 1aa. IN, 1856.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
.IIOncu Matters.

sNONCy sNUTTeFS.
HVHE subscriber sincerely tenders his
n thanks 10 his friends and the public for
the encouraging support he has received
since his residence here-bui begs leave 10
say To those who have standing accounts
with him, that they will very much oblige
him 10y calling upon him, ~ soon as conve-
n,ent, and settling the same, either by pay
ment or by note. JOS g. HAYS
Iiorrersferry, May IL, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
SIR
WALTER SCOTT

XA/ILL stand this sc ason o. my stable.
Wv miles from BerryviIlc, from
Smokers Ferry, miles from Charlesiown,
and ; from Smithleld. The subscriber.
having bred many OF his best mares To- SIR
Walter III the season of lS3i. has been in
duccd, by the great superiority q hls colt,
experiment - the only sure test 10 obtain
his services for the present season.
From a wish 10 accommodate the circum.
stances Of this section Of country, in which
n large portion of the mares arc not thor
ough- bred, and where of course high prices
for the season cannot be afforded. the sub
scriber has prevailed on his owner, Mr.. A.
Robson, Of Richmond, 20 put the services Of
Sir Walter Scott at lower rate than any
capital horse has heretofore stood at The
terms will be--for a single leap $40 to be
paid within the season; otherwise. the sea-
son price will be required. For the season
$50, which may be discharged by the pay
ment Of SIS, on or before the 1T Of Au-
gust next For insurance $50, 90 lie paid a.
soon rs the mare - known TO be in foal.--
Parting with the mare or irregular atten-
dance az the stand " ~ forfeit the insurance. )
The season has commenced, aud will teTmi-
nate the first day Of July next
SIR Walter Scott will be seven years old
this spring. In color he - beautiful dark
brown, best Of all colors for a stallion, for
u y most apt 10 produce hays from mares OF
every eolor.) rs hands high, and possessing
all the requisites Of strength symmetry
bone aud sinew.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
PEDIGREE.

iNutnt ~ss ~ Gohsnhs. his dam ~ Tom
Tough wand dam o., the imported horse Ira
WELLER. (>,rsnEr'.,) his great grsnd DIN by
Wldsir-trom tie best Information ~ yet oh
tanned. believed 10 bc the imported Wiidsm -
Nv reference To- the Turf Register. Tom
icugh's p~iigrrr msy be serr. Charlie
mont, imported b. G afterwards called Big
Bcn, IN which name h. ran nsny races "a Eng
lsnd, and sher~sr,ls m this country. called
rrs'cller) ~ss D, O'kcilcN's Fvhps,, his t.u,
by hing iicrod. Biuk. Sup Pcniuu's Lady
thigh, sc. fusiet 1870. signed.
JAMES STRANGE.
Manchester Va l1qS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
HARPERS-FERRY
IRON FOUNDRY.

YNiiE subscribers respectfully announce
Il to the public, that their Foundry is now
in active operation, and that they are pre-
rared To execute every variety Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
May S. 1896.

The business will ~ future be conducted
by the umde rsigned, who will slYss keep on
hand, large aud extensive assortment Of
SeasDnable Goods.
RICHARD JOHNSON.
May 5, 1896.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
DEsCRIPTION

Flexible h very rich dark bay without
White. except on the ooronst Of one hind
foot. fully Eve feet inches high. 81 foe
rsciag length shd reach, good shoulder,
back. loia, limbs. eyes. en- uncoumoaly fali
and strong body, his seton u sxcslieut, biz
bene largs, snd Ne , ascomuosly massuisr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
PERFORMANCES.

Tho English Sporting Magazine slys: "IIe
was immediately afterwards sadditd Tor a
small handicsp, giving 60 Bory stbcncs, five
year old no less than 10 ID sud his year.
hesis' In tits race he received m injury.
from which Ice did not speedily recover, and
was, alter smother Tiai, withdrawn from TIE
turf.
Flexible ran we'll on many other oeca-
siob., ard vas always remarkable for his
hard, unlinchins honesty, which nay m
some degree b. owing 10 az amazing strength
- loi1. hook. and quarter. his short Jpints,
ard just proportion, added 90 ihe hae.t pos
sible temper H,s height y l5i hsods.
"ilc - NV station 81 Brom6eiJ. hesr
Ludlow race course, the property 81 Hr.
Back. Who has refused heavy sun. ior him. "
sporting -Mrg .Ni'r S,ris', No. %. p ~.
The folio ing extracts are also taken from
English sporting works Of standard author.
~:
"In Flexible. ore thus united the blood oi
Matchem, iitrod. ard Felipe FieNibie has
beaten Lone wari." equal 10 an, horse Of
hi- das) "Dr. Faustus, Arsshnc, General
Nina. Signorina, Wilmington. Owesiry Sc
Sc. FicSibis IS fall IS hands ard a bail
high, with great muscular powers. ard for
nice proportion - egualled by few. he tenn
per gentle, sBd nesrly ell his mares Of last
year sre Ia foai"
ole - unsqualled IN strength 81 form, and
his stock" (his gyil "sFe v0rih looking AZ +"
"fieEibie. ore Of the best sons u Whale
bone, descended from the two best Afsbians.
Without an unfashioaabie cross. lis speed
and bottom 90 temper squalisd any hoFse Of
his day
Flexible 3, known to be certain foal-gst-
ter Tao Of his get only have ron ~ public,
one was q winner snd one ran very forward
in large swecpststes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
Tie Thoroughbred Race Horse,
TYRANT.

usA DARK CHEsNUT. years old this
u sPr,ag. i6 hss,ls high. OF enc form and bean
uinl action. Tie Is one OF the largest .iIcd
Rsre HORSES
INrsnt all stand the eRsuing season. COM
mene'ug on the 2i,h March. AMI terminating on
the iusi july. AZ Charig sio~n, jefferson Cou.i,
N'ryin,s. a. the moderate price Of $50. Which
may be discharged d, the payment ct 50 With
m the season; insurance Slo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1836-06-09
.ILdieis.rn TaRrs. FRED 60 .IfL I
Anil Y lAll

Aprii = 1854
Sir-My vifc lately bsd = distressing sitstk 81
The humps, from Which she sss confined a. her
bed near vcsk. o. mentioning her csse n my
q. .hhoF. Nc. Jnhs Cole. be- told me he miller
hst been 90 srIuusly afflicted 9Th u u as 9Th
difficulty b. eruii swallow. The family bcratno
quite uneasy about hiu,-thcs tiled Different things
ritiioui sucrrss until tliry sppitd Mr. Hrru0ns'
Ointment. IT, fifteen minutes alter Supplying q tir
pain crated-he continued ncudiug ifUm that
time tli prrfrtuy rursd--in ~ y or three ds,s b.
afteud,d ~ his mill and hustness ~ ususl Hsy-
ing eouGdrsce ~ Mr. Coles ststetent, sppl,sd
The ointment iu uiy udr's cssr. am pleased 20
inform YOU u sstel 9Th th~ same sueccss-it
n,s,ir prFfcct cure 1his dtsrsse irss prevailed
rxfrnmttly in our 49, ghisli hnff this uintrr and
sptiag CHRIS TOPHEH IONG.
be- aateu1rut shove eisrf q ny miiler'f casc
81 q corr q ol..--he 80 severely sf.ctcd, shd
wss rehcvcdty applying NJ il,r.iDhs' pinifesnt.
his circumstance induce npany a uuf nei ghbOFf
% spply tlc otnin ~ in dos disease. tlien pre-
i1smiy suceessfBi JOHN COLI.
From The Hon. John I.li.fcrro. member q Coo
wssaGvsros Jsa. ga. tsQo.
sir-ii has boen H'y visii. 80 Considerable
hnc. " commuuicat- u y0a TIE good eject 9Th
aiiteh li-se usesl tie Otntn,it inscuied by NJ
Jutkias sud shith nos nnscfHsnd is made
and tsld by sgcuis si.,,oistsi by yourself have
sptlied this Oiutmcnt. during uls lsst ihree
yrats, a. everv sprcies a tafunur std suand
sithout failure a. pfg'iass surr ~ every ~
stance s7nsidrr b she u.os decided and en-
eirut rrmrdy b. ~ cascs - tamour. ~ the ssss
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