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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

Two THE LADIfs-DR. A. @ HULL's UTERO Az
\ DOhiNAL SUPPORTER Is offered TO those afflicted
with Proapsas, Falling Of hs Ho1J and other diseases
depasdns upon relaxation Of the abdomns muscles
srsment ~ every way calculated Cor relief and
storsnon 20 hsah When tAs lnftr.meEt 10 carefully and
properly 6tied 70 the ,orm Of the pat Invariably affords
the most immediate immunity from distressing dragging
md bearing down, seLsatans which accompany nearly all
Vcers dispscemen q the abdomen and ,s ,fu
application always followed by early confession of radca
relief from the patient herself The porter i al .,mnle "a.
svcon aud be applied W The patient without further aid
AMOS q HULL
Ofhce 4 yesey street, Aster Hau,e Ne,v yo,L
Pamphlets describing its and application will be present,
~ ~ ine OUNCE aui4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
CARsApARILLA-RowA Np,s AFFIRMATIVE. J,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ALTERNATIVE or
- COMPOUND sPIRTUOUs EXTRACT OF sAR-
sAPARILLA. prepared entirely without Mercury in any
form whaevcry and particularly designed for Chronic Dis,
eases long standing complaints. and effect an entire
change In the system witheu maastng sensible mode Of
action. II 10 remedy Of great value, asd m effects are un.
psrslleled and os universally efcaciou in
the operations OF nature, aud producing perfect health
The diseases which yield 10 the Alternative treanept ara
those Of Chronic FORM and such depend upon the mpurity
Of the soodas scrofsls or Kings Evil Syphilis and ali We
ssreal Diseases Mercsral Diseases brought the mrro
per Of Merssry Consumption, Liver Complaint Jssn
dice, Ague Cake rheumatism, Govt scurvy Cancer Are
tons Of the Skin, Tuer, Ring Worms scald Head Itch
Pimples on the Face, Nc No medicine more ecient a.
Spring Purifier and Of greet value an
attack Of acute dis, and resoed in and
in domestic practice One bottle of this Alternative ro,a;as
the Of from to bottles OF III ordinary
Of the sa'srarlla aud commended to physicians parties
sry as being tally entitled to their utmost eoshdenee
CO Particular directions accompany the bette For sale bv
Fay Agent AZ Minors Franklin House Drug store No.
les Broadway New York la7 Bowey; ia Canal a. n.
Raws Cos Albany. sss H..
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

GERMAN SLykR,n sheets of sll gueees and ,ir.s war.
~ rsn,sd clear Of all flaws perfectly sesb and cfs very
white sosr' a r|s. 90 ha.1 and ..s ~ any g.s.sy ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

rTFEATisE ON GsMS-By Lewis Feuchtwsuger-a
useful IN de- 10 the cweer. artist nineraogs and che
mist accompanied with description Of The most interesting
American Gems aud ornamental and architectural materials
Fer sJe by the Author, al No. Z Gold st. jy2iy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
PUBLISHED sAILyPy
JAM Ne GORDON BLNNETTs

NO III ANN STREET.
TERMS OF ADvERTtSINGs-The extensive eirsuIatios
Of the HKsALp both IN town and country supcrios
channel for advertisers
FOR TWELVE LpSRs on Lrss.
day, 20 days, ~ IS days, 81 "a 10 days, "a ~
ee 80 100 IA 81
90 rs o ala IL %
rcs sfeHr Lrvss on Lrss.
, weeks ~ so months Se %
I monh, a % Z mo,.L. IA a.
All sdvert'sementsltc be paid before their inserSors
Aoverusemenu inserted IN the WEsxLY HxrALp $500
per square every insertion
Msssso HsnsLD-sssed every morning. except suhdsr.
ce rso cents per copy Country subscribers furhhed IL
we same rate, Tor any specific period, remittance a7
vsnse 20 paper sent, unless paid in advance.
wrstLs hssALp-i~ues every Saturday morning n o,
clock pice ss cents per spy furnished 10 country sbssve
befs Al ~ per ann9m, In advance.
Corsnsrorr requested address their .t.v. "A
on business mast BE- poet psid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

AIRS. u. KIDDERs CORDIAL--for Dysenterv, Che.
lVl lera and Disrrhus sovereign remedy, and uns
quaed in part Of the known world for the sum
complaints III all their variety Of FERNS Of however onv
ste lding It's in giving i'm mediate relief the above
comrlaints il unparalleled most suprisipg and whilst
truly cordial 20 take, sooes the pain most
,peedy restores health aud preserves the bowels in perfect
order and OF the intrinsic value 20 fsnes where there
young children The proprietor has abundance Of
rony from the highest authority and num.roHs csrhcses
each bottle Of the Cordis-For sale BY o. Fay
Aesa II Minors Frsnkia House Drug Store No oe Broad.
way New York; Nos 70 and 100 Fulton - III Bew~y I;
Burnett Pollard ptss son, and Jos F. Trippe Newark
j.; D. Phillips Newsurg, and lehd Fuller, Schenectady
MY.
H. No family mould be without bottle ef the vaual,
reu,sdy al hand tn, may be given Al when required
II also Of greet value in sickness Price ~ 90 psr bottle
fur
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. Pech
Ivl Sp New York deems proper occasionally to remind
lie psbc that re continues administer to the sGeted his
Did established Dspessary
To number of the citizens Of this metropolis he needs
berads his victory disease
7icated and destructive forms deem it material
oe very specific enumeraHg the Of the various maa
lies to which mankind and womankna subject
To strangers he begs leave most respectfully to remark Mat
confines himself to Office practice and devoes hins per-
onay TO the welfare Of has patients, keeps
shop boys and has separate Offices for the privacy Of patients
who never come~n contact.
Dr. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated TO the
profession Of medicine and surgery and received his diploma
the year 1918, of the New FORK State Medical Society
signed by the highly respected aud much sssntcd Jehn r.
lgr NJ D. President and that he has fer long series
devoted himself TO the treatment and Of all delicate
And private diseases.
II nearly thirty years assduous aad arduous application
duties OF the medical profession, and astan familiarity
With every stage AND variety Of particular CLASS Of diseases
ded BY collegiate and regular medical education entie the
practitioner preference the the profess
Doctor Carpenter dsems consistent ans proper TO direct
he attention. Of public 10 the inference Of the
sarson and an investigation OF his claims.
co. Charges reasonable, and efecuai in all
saranteed. Separate and private oce-fatens
some in contact.
Be particular the psnbsr- Peck Slip Pearl
sl-T DR.. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
WORMS! WORMS !!
WORMS!

CHERMAN's WORN LOZENGES.--Many diseases
~ from without its being suspected Sometimes
very troublesome cough, pains in the joints limbs bleed
ing at the nose Sc SC oned by and will be
easily cured by using this celebrated medicine The following
symptoms indicate the presence OF worms vzheadache
go, torpo disturb dreams sleep broken off by fright and
screaming commissions fevehness thirst pad hue, bad
taste in the mouth offensive BREATH cough difficult breathing
itching the nose pains in the stomach,
voracity eannes itching the towards night
and at length objections Of films and mucus.
Read what Sherman's Worm Lozepges have done-Mr.
Johnsoa, Of Wavery Place, his child has been afflicted
with f and the Doctors thought with the BRAIN
Every thing done help the child without effect until
box of Sherman Worm LoLenges tried whIch to The
constituent of ALL effected aperect in few days. They
brought almost incredible number Of worms which
brought mmeaise relief Ask for Sherman Worn Lozsngs
They the ony Worm Medicine that fails 10000 ia
miles have used them within the last with uniform
Wholesale and retail at LOG Nassau ST., N. Y. au2y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

PoS the ase Garden and AZ the foot Of Dsssrose
street, Sd Pier south ofCsnsl street, North River.
my30.3m
BINDERS, TRUNK, and BAND box BoARDs-For
ID sale BY PERssE BROOKS, 81 Liberty street jyley
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21
PATnMT WNDLA1A
rs RDSTKAD.

~PY1sd = @s4AA 40 As4A. = ssArs6r a. n.
isansd NAat owsad Dan WAdaS DsasAurA wkisA are
.ew - 49, -, - bsd.s As Isst eaAe yet ~
veoeed-es9hg ease, soavenisnse - araho1ty.
Ihs sE sstsd uPsa ~ Ne w.alsss - swsasd bssa u
nade P 1T and nee Fsn ~ hhaAy T. 49, sthi lesv.
and sse con.truotss Ne natter sfP~t6ng sP and sas
VIZ De fssad 81 bat little trouble in with hes
az sA~ oosstrxses wANst ne prssiGs. wiz which the
dso<isa e sng RID Of vcrlnn
rsn Ae osc taken to reader sseA Bsdstssd perfect sss
q.sli6es fsr dsbnAy will recommend Aeu 70 pxchAssrs-
aand
Ase, large assortment Of elegant Furniture Mattresses
tsather Beds, Go. constantly On hand.
JW. c sOUTHACK, Ne 1876 Broadway,
jelty Franklin House
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

Forty Years Experience vasioss climates Itcea-
ty-f oar years established in this city-Neitter
Quackesy Imposition.
DR. ]. EVANS,
No. IL, Peck Ship, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY,
7lR j. EVANS Continues 70 be consulted ce,hdentiay
~ in all y-assl m-rcurial and csroa disorders,
where the improved practice, he expeditions
md treatment nay be deprnaea To prevent mistakes,
e particular 10 fad N. II Peek Slip
Mnervas Box containing complete plan OF medicine
every or OF the ss~ase be- procured
without posing the patest They will be order
any part of Toe Unitco States,
Also. preventive res-dy against v'.-..sl that may be
fully relied u.
All letters post paid and describing the case and
reasonable fee will have the remedy and directions
der. Attendance daily, snti O'Clock in the even.ng.
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and
may be depended on.
No with amy other Office OF the city.
JOSEPH EVANS, MD.
nj Peek Inn "
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

10 -. y. AARRssON, Dentist, formerly % Bar
clay street has removed No COZ warres street. do.
\ iren west broadwy rnytes~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

A LUxURIANT HEAD OF HAN !-wyeih's Cream
"A OF Lilies condercd superior to every article Tor
the establishment growth and preservation Of the hair aud
entirely rc from dandruf and FOR changing the
lov Of red light brown auburn ha- ~hisker match
less JET black-tAe latter quality depending vegetable pro-
dvcton. For badness the Cream Of Lilies Justly esteemed
Cor 10 CELEBRITY Of reproduction
From The Proprietor o. the " ~. Y. Age.
Mn. JsHr WrETH-Sir: After weeks your
OF Lilies my hair completely restored after heare,s trial
Of dozens Of articles told while in Mis-
sour last YEAR had the billion, fever and had been nearly
year almost bald also applied it whker. asd strange
= saw they assumed jet sacs color having been
rsd from ny }t youth. "a -,,,ua.
w. NJ. WATT.
New York, May 10th. 1893
For sale wholesale retail the Proprietor prices by
A. d. SANDS, 70 and 100 fulton st., Guion Broad
Minor Bro 4dway Hart Chamber st. and Broad.
way sssnders ios srosdway Dek i3 Broadway; Clarke,
Houston and Brca way; Ring ga Broadway, Cole
Ogden. e5l Broalsy Syme CO and 800 Bowery;
Church and Chamber sts w N sonerrile 4h Woes
ter Wyeth sos Hudson ST. Cotton Blocker st. ghton
Bedford and C.rne sts; Lindsay - 9th Avenue
os 9th Avcmie Nicely Christopher H. and Gresswieh
lanesnd by most Drug and Fancy Stores in Amerca &C.
CO. Beware Of counterfeit. and WORTHLESS, limitations. and
see Gao smile Of" j. wych"on each. j,lssm
L,ENALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HAIR
IT Nature doubles originally intenes the appearance OF
ladies' 10 be IL accordance with their but hew
and with what unpleasant sensation, do ladies' otherw.
beaufsl completely unsexea by that onseeuiy
supe rnuous growth OF hair ron the face or neck
ATK1NsON's DEflLATORY has proved it,elfin thou
sands that have come der the obr
vasn TO be positive and rssedy for this unfortunate IT
hieton
faction that has accompanied the ssrodseoncf Invalua
le preparation single application, Of which will e.
entirely the has, leavisg M skin softer
6per, whittier, and MUCK improved in its appearance.
Ia mild and harmless its nature, that il can be used
1ryon infant without the least dsleierious eject
proprietor has appointed Mss.r 0UIoNs lao Brsadx,y
New York Geusal Arer for the United STATS Of Am,es
for the Depila,ory and MshOmed. Turkiss Dye.
Cosntry dealers viii BE- supplied BY them on the most
aha terms. Price two dollars per bottle. aa4. tfv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-08-21

I,RECKLEs FkECKLEs !. FRS~KLEs !!!-1h
IT prevalence o Fr.ekies the human face and neck has
from time Immemoris been not osly annoying hat decide,
dshgrcent the man bo-y and u Is gratifying disce,e
~ ihss eectus dbPcrser has at length been fourd u
-'wveths Celebrated Nth Of Roses which has stood unri
vailed and unequaled England, France, and America 81
.earlY CIV years.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-16
T r Y
From The ". Y. Sunday Mercury.
OLD CRIMES DOG.


Messrs. Printers. My great. grandfather wa:
not only personally acquainted with Old Grimes
himself but had also an intimate acquaintance
wilh his dog the memory of which believe oui
present day poets have unustly disrespectcd. Al
low me to do something for the good old creature
in the way of dog 1ere:
Old G ines d6g has long been dead
And turned again 10 dust;
He's had his day. with other dogs,
His christian name was Trust.
lie was kind and faithful dog,
As ever trod the ground 4
Ilis blood was crossed, as I've been told,
By masuf, cur and hound.
Whene'cr he heard his masters voice,
He never failed to inlUd;
His tail was cur-taed very much,
And stuck straight out behind
His disposition was as r'lld,
A. summers mildCst blue;
He did not bark at passcrs BY,
As many puppies do.
lie wore a ring about his neck,
Composed OF shining brass
And slept each night at Grimcs' gate,
Nor suffering thieves 10 pass
He never joined all noisy dogs,
When g-days set them Wild; IS f' ...
But kept away. and thus became
A dog-star, calm aud mid.
But dogs are lrail, as moraIs are,
And Trust at last run mad:
Yet Crimes endured the dire mishup,
Although his heart was sud.
He ca,t around the poor dogs neck
An iron safety chain,
And bn'lid him fast unto post,
Because he was insane.
He srowed and snapped, and raved and foam'd
Bot Grimes no fault could find;
Because, he said, he'd not act so,
Had he his sober mind.
The ties that bound him fast TO earth,
And also 10 the post,
Were soon dissolved by welcome Death,
And Trust gave up the ghost
Old Grimes, his wife, and children all,
At first were erieved and sorry;
But aft rewards agreed, that Trust
Had surely gone TO glory. DoG+
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-16

Shut The do0r Now that cold weather is com
ing in good earnest and the mountains legin 10 he
white with snow, we beg leave TO throw out II
hint 10 those who have doors, TO Keep them shut,
TO save fuel, and thus if possible, make themselves
comfortable. IL is no trihing matter when wood
is dear aud money scarce, 10 parm all cut doors
But If you are resolved on warming the country nj
large, the better way will he 10 take your doors
from their hinges to prevent them from slammng
by the rude northeasIers, and lay them up safely
i'll warm wea her, when they may be needlu at
tbarIers against beetles. flies and muskeloes. Blu
il yoa would keep The i'os! without and comior
within, recoect the homey maxim Of Aunt Pru
dence.
The hindmost shut the door;
But behind or before,
. Be HIre 70 shut The door,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1839-12-16
XVIII CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE

MONDAY, Dec. 2.
me senate met quorum being present, and
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-13
EXECUTION OF JOHNSON.

This man underwent the sentence of the law
on Saturday last, near the new prison. 1t will
be remembered that he was one Of the chief ac-
tors in the frighttul murder that was committed
at the house of Mrs. Doyle in Girod street, some
months ago, when an unfortunate seaman, who
had been decoyed into that abode of vice and
crime, was poisoned, and his body afterwards
found cut into pieces, concealed under the planks
of the floor.
We are informed that Johnson exhibited the
greatest courage from the sentence till his execu-
ton. The sheriff having asked him if he wanted
any thing or desired to say any thing, he replied
that he should like to take glass of wine, which
was Immediately handed him by order Of the
sheriff. He confessed, we understand, that he
murdered his own brother at Quebec, and that he
had assisted in numbering the entire crew of a
vessel at sea. He was only about 20 years of
age.
Mrs. Doyle, who was the principal in the
above crime, was convicted and sentenced to
death but we understand her sentence is COM
muted into Imprisonment for life. 1t is deemed
revolving to the humanity of the people of
Louisiana to inflict capital punishment upon a
female. In this instance the guilt is of the most
heinous kind.
We are sorry to add that sailor, who had
mounted the roof of house to witness the execu-
ton, fell TO the ground, and was so much injured
that his life is despaired of.-Louisianiun.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-13
HERALD OFFICE,
Norfolk .Sat,lrdau, April 6, 3sp.

| Norfolk, Saturday, April Q, 81 P. M
| ROBBERY OF MoRus MULTIcAULIs TREEs.-
About fortnight ago, DR.. Heniken, of Colum-
bus, New Jersey, had his cellar entered by means
of false key, and robbed Of 2700 Morus Multi
caulis trees. few days after the robbery he
sent on handbill TO the police Office at Balt-
more, announcing the fact, with description of
the size and trim of the trees, and offering re-
ward of four hundred dollars for their recovery,
and one hundred dollars for the apprehension of
the plunderer. The advertisement, however,
was received little too late, as upon pursuing
their inquiries, the police officers ascertaned that
there had been man in Baltimore, within few
days, with just such lot of mulberry trees as
those described in the handbill which he was
offering for sale at reduced prices but not meeting
with purchasers, had taken them down to Nor
folk in the steamboat, to try the market there.
This person called himself DR.. Rogers.
BY the steamboat last Thursday, Mr.. Guy,
one of the police officers, received from his cor
respondent Of the Baltimore police letter detail
ing the foregoing facts, and giving particular
description both of Rogers and the trees; and du-
ring the day they were both identified. The
trees were left in the warehouse of the Agent of
the steamboats,, and Rogers was soon traced and
apprehended. The trees correspond exactly with
the description given of them by DR.. Heniken in
his advertisement.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-13

Il ,aeu era an mining operations by the
electromagnetic process.-The late discovery
OF Becquerel to extract the minutest portions Of
silver when contained in its ores, bids fair to be
of incalculable benefit to this country, where the
productions Of the precious metals has from va
rious causes been much retarded. Electro-mag-
nesm is the power which forces the silver,
however tenaciously adhering to its various me-
tails, salts or acids, and however small the proper
tons of the same to the other substances may be,
even l part in 1000, to separate and to appear
in pure metallic state. If the ores are properly
prepared and so far ready as in the old method to
be amalgamated with mercury, the current of the
galvanic fluid is applied steadily for one or two
weeks in connection with some magnets or iron
plates, the silver is as by some magic power
ried Oh one side of the apparatus, whereas the
other useless substances are left on their former
spot. The experiments have likewise been made
with copper and lead ores, for the purpose Of not
only separating the silver but also the copper and
lead in their pure state, the one from iron and
the latter free from anthony and other substances
with similar success. Mr.. Becquerel is now en-
gagged by several mining companies in France,
and is at work with 400, 900 lbs. ore; having be-
gun with extreme small quantities, he is now
operating with 1000 lbs. at the time, and it leaves
no doubt but what he will increase the quantity
with every renewed operation.
Gold ores have likewise been subjected to this
process, but no, with happy result silver
ores, yet there is no good reason for doubling its
ultimate success, and / hope that Mr. Feather
sionhough, who left here lately for Europe, for
the purpose of informing himself of this so valua-
BILE modus operandi, will on his return be able to
Introduce this electromagnetic process into our
southern gold districts, and that we may soon
have cause to envy them for their growing gold
mountains. If we reflect for moment upon this
new discovery, we cannot help admiring the
wonders of nature and this particular extraordinary
power, and express our belief that the Electro
magnetism will in a short time be as great an agent
as steam is at the present time.-Eue. Star.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-13

| GRAFTING.-On Scions-Any healthy piece o
limb less than one-third of an inch through, con
tanning two or more sound, uninjured buds is
suitable scion, whether of one or more years
growth.
Time Of Cutting-Any time after the leaves fall
and before the buds open is proper, but the scior
should be kept from drying, vegetating or rotting
till the time of setting.
Tine Of Setfing-Is between the first of Apr
and the first of July; perhaps May is most suita.
BILE. "'.
Stochs-Are better to be of suitable nature tc
the scion, and should be healthy, and not more
than two inches through when cut, the smaller the
better
Manner Of Grctting--Is any way that will bring
the inside bark of the scion to bear against the
inside bark of the stock, and something placed
over the wounded parts to thoroughly exclude all
and moisture J. j.
WEsTBRooK, .Marca IL, 1899.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-13

OLD MEN FOR CoUNsEL.-Father said young
man once, to patriarch Of the mountains, who is
still living (after being told that he must not 60
with half dozen idle fellows, who had come to
invite him, Father, why is it that you deny me
those privileges which other parents grant SO readi-
ly to their sons Of my own age9" "David," said
the father, after lifting up his head and leaning
upon the top of his hoe handle, f" I have lived
much longer in the world than you have, and |
see dangers, which you little suspect. These young
men are in bad way. Such habits of idleness
and this going about to froics and horse races will
ruin them. You will see if you live, that some
of them will get into the States prison by and by,
and it is well if they do not come to the gallows.
These are my reasons for wishing you to have
nothing to do with them."-Davd was satisfied
Years rolled away.-Those young men soon spent
their patrimony and fell into dissipated habits
From step to step they went on, till the prediction
Of the patriarch was literally fulfilled. Two OF
three of them were sent to the States prison, and
one at least, was hanged.-Dr. Humphrey.
The native American. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-13

The MEDICAL VIRTUES OF COLD WATER
The Waldo, (Me.) Gazette, has paragraph, which
shows that cold water has more virtues than has
ever been dreamed of in one half the worlds
philosophy.
While man was engaged in blasting rocks, by
an unexpected explosion, his face was literally
filled with small particles of stone, one piece en-
tering very near his eye which was thought would
destroy it. He was taken into house and laie
on bed, when a sheet was wet with cold water
doubled several times, and applied to his face
This covering was kept wet and cold for two days
at the end of which time suppuration had taker
place around the particles of stone and gravel, ant
they were easily removed, and in short time thu
man was enabled to resume his labor without thu
appearance of scar. During his confinement hi
took warming medicine.