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The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
.,,,. snd Bahansas, cas- ordered 10 Be

,.sv. and BahRnaas, Nas ordered 10 be
s"sarossed for . third reading
T1be Senate then.pF pFoceeded % consider
- Nil for the relief Of certain persons
n..;sinq Y. within.ihe reputed linits.of the
J,'',ss of Arkansas and Louisiana, and
49, oe..aod The boundary line between the
= ~ s9;,s5 =, States and the Republic of Texas.
Usr s,s;s. bin led TO considerable discus
- Il which Messss. Fulton, Sewer,
sun nD",;an. Archer, CFilsenden, and Wood~
os's' ss'. participated; aftsEsWhich the bill
-: - ordered 10 Be ehgrossed for 2 third
reading. ,,,.,1.. 4.
,.ss postmaster Of this city, was taken
w and, after some discussions was
~ upp,sed over informally.
PA The Senate adjourned 70 Monday the
ST ,he House, good deal of really
,...,tant business has been "chalked
,mrS ~, and members appear 70 be more
OS1 'aI;ng towards industry than they have
s..n s'o for many previous sessions.
!, wss resolved thai ,he committee on
N..,l Affairs be instructed to inquire
the expediency Of reporting . bill
- ~ suopress the crime Of dasliang 70 the
Nsyy 81 the United States. u
A long and very eloquent debate was
q .va ,non the bill 10 refund General
1au T,..ana 6ne. Mr.. Gushing, Of Massas
.Spss,,s. .sEs nads. cutie q ford harangne
:" nra;ss or the General, and the results
~ Psa 'sa hattie of the sth January. AZ
o1 ~. ,.' cnsh;pg used 10 be opposed TO the
M. Ss1-neI;,icallv and otherwise--he
on, :. severe rap over the KnacKies Oy
MSc,H H Williams, who said,
amr. Speaker. | only desire to re-
81 m .tbst more than twenty years have
a1an.ed .iIa, since the battle Of New Orleans;
s srs inasmuch as the gentleman from
s, sss,sschusetts has never until now found
:. @I onnoriunity to eulogize the hero Of
,ba,dav. submit it as a point of order,
'S,t the gentleman is now barred By The
,,atute of limaGtions."
JoSn Quincy Adams spoke long and
,bly He con,ended that the object oI
he bill was TO present poor Andrew
Jackson with $1,000. He did not like
,he principle of pensioning ex presidents
Tthe House determined such should bt
,he doctrine, he would like TO come il
for his share.
A debate Of party character, on th'
Bapkrup, Bill, took place, without any
result. save delicious bull" perPe-
rated by Mr.. Gordon, who said, he rose
10 a question of order. He claimed th'
rlght 10 reply TO his colleague, (Mr
Bowne,) as question Of Prirdegc.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21

GAPEs IN CHICKENS. Fake as much
soft soap as will cover the thumb-naii,
and nix il with meal dough, Give it to
The chicken at any stage Of the disease.
lf this fails on the first application i
rarely does on the second.-American
Farmer.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
FURNITURE.

~ VI E undersigned has inst received on cone
- signment an assortment Of plain furniture
consisting Of
Side Boards, Book Cases, Breakfast e.
Dining Tables, High 4 low post Bed
steads, Bureaus, Stands and Chairs, all
Of which will be sold low for cash Or
drafts on New Orleans payable in the
fall. In consequence Of late advertise.
ment appearing in the Correspondents
headed nnderiaker, | would beg leave TO
inform my friends and the public in gen.
eral least they might suppose that ! had
retired to privats lille, that umstill en-
gagged when ever called on in performing
the last sad duties tosthe dead. All or
ders from the country for cofins will
be strictly attended to either day or
night; shrouds y burying clothes will be
furnished whenever called for.
A. ROLLINS.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Administrator Notice.

WEIHEREAS Letters Of Administration
al coligendln on the pssate Of Will
lain E. Spiers, deceased, were granted % The
undersigned, BY the Probate Court Of Clai-
borne county, on the Goth day yOf Dec. a %.
IS42. Notice Is hereby given, that all per.
SONS having claims against the estate Of said
VIM, F. Spisrs, dec'd., are required 70 exhibit
the same to the undersigned, within the time
limited BY law, q pnne viii be barred
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21

THE BODY OF g. .B.. OGDEN. 3
Weshave received; and now Law before
our readers, q document which will Be
read with much interest; BY the public,
q especially BY the friends and .acauain.
tances Of our lanenleasEelIow ,citizen,
George B. Ogden, Esq !. This document
satisfactorily demonstrates that his death
could MOI have been caused By drowning. !.
and that he must have mal his death,
either by the hdnds 6isasaassins, or by
Hons of those inscru,able visitations or
Providence, which so often overtake us
without warning or preparation. Our
readers will observe thatslt.is prepared
with the accuracy Of detail and. instnees
or conclusion, worthy ofthe distinguish.
led professional names which are appen.
ded toi,. Ii will be observed that por,
lions Of the remains we're examined,
which had not been inspected at the pre-
vious post mortenn exaruination.
We certify that on this day We made
4 minute, careful and elaborate anatom-
ical examination Of the body oil George
B. Ogden, deceased. Our investigation
has convinced us that Mr.. Ogden did not
die from drowning. .
First, because the external appear
ance Of the body presented none OF the
usual signs Of phyxia from drowning.
Second, because the external ergans
were in such condition as to leave no
shadow of doubt on our minds that Mr..
Ogden never attempted TO breathe un>
| der water,
The stornachs Of drowned persons are
usually dslended with water-Mr. Og>
den's stomach was flaecid and though
large, contained only two ounces Of gas
tric secretion.
The lungs Of drowned persons are not
dilatable--they are usually ;congested
with dark blood, and their mir tubes and
the windpipe are generally filled with a
/ frothv fluid and with water. Mr.. Og
den's lungs were Of pink hue-the air
pipes and windpipe were empty the
lungs were diIatable and easily inflated
--there was no frothy fluid in the wind
pipe or in the air tubes, and they did not
contain one drop of wafer.
The right cavities Of the heart in q
drowned man, are usually filled with
dark colored blood. The right cavities
in Mr.. Ogden's heart did not contain
more than Two tea spoons full, (twc
drachms) of blood Mr.. Ogden's brain
was 10 a normal healthy condition. The
brain OF q person drowned is generally
congested with blood.
ISgnedl THOMAS HART, M. 0.
JOHN FARRELL, !"
w. RUSHTON
]. u. LANDREAUX, D NJ P
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21

I..x,v THE MURnERER.-Ne e were lr-
formed by Judge Canonge, that this man.
now under the sentence Of death, bears !
his awful situation with a great deal OF
manly fortitude. The judge visited MN
ii his cell, the other day, and then La
kin told him that he was perfectly pre-
nared 10 meet his fate, and desired most
earnestly that a minister Of the Metho-
dist church might be allowed to waA
upon him. There was one little lncl1
dant ii his conversation that is we'll
worthy Of record, although the sentIme o.
snrings from the breast Of one who mas
crinsoned his hands 10 the blood o. 9
faIlow-creature. lie said that his iatner
was dead. but that his mother Is now
l;v;no. and that there was but one thing
connected with the horrid crime TOR
Which he must soon pay the just penalty
that brought peace to his mind, ana az
forded him, unhappy as he was, glean
4 consolation. ii making out the accuse.
t;on Racorder Baldwin had accidentally
speIt his name improperly, yet he nag
answered 10 il, and never corrected tns
mis,ake, for the reason thai his poor ol0
mothsr mirht mover know that i was
ler son who had suffered q lelon' aeasn
There IS something beautiful ln tllss, anO
/, sarves is show that the heart Of man
slshourh dyed with the blackest crime
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Administrators Sale.

BY VIRTUE OF an order Of the Pro-
bate Court Of Claiborne county, granted
10 me as Administrator Of the estate of
Hardy w. Pope, deceased, | will sell at
public sale, at my house in. Port Gibson,
on the First day Of February 'rert, 1843,
between the hours prescribed by law, on
d credit OF six months, {the purchaser
giving bond with approved security,l all
the personal property belonging 70 said
estate, consisting Of one negro boys BOB,
and small !ol Of Household Furniture.
JOHN S. GRAY, Adm'r.
Dec 81, I842-llw4
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21

IA IL Persons indebted 10 the unders ig9ed,
IN either by note or book account, are re-
quested to come forward aud make immediate
payment, aa there are persons waiting, op ex-
pense, for money due them, which aIa totally
unable to pay. Unless my accounts are Pa.d
before the 5th of February next, ! shall be
compelled to put them in suit.
Jan qI I343-I4-4t
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Administrator's Notice.

n ETTERS of Administration hav-
ing been granted to the undersign-
ed. by the Hon. Probate Court Of clsi-
borne county at the November term
thereof on the estate Of Hardy ~ Pope.
decd. Notice is hereby given, TO all per-
sons indebted to said estate, to make im>
mediate payment, and those having
claims against said estate, to present
them within the time prescribed by law,
or they will be forever barred.
JOHN S. GRAY, Admr.
Dec 8 ls43-7-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21

EEyHE undersigned, Guardian Of ]. A. Moore.
A viii present his partial account, as Guar
dian Of said ward, TO the next January term
TI843i of the Probate Court Of Claiborne Couns
ty, where all those who are interested can
THOMAS EVANS, Guardian.
Dec al. l8i0- iI-Je
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Administrators Notice.

r ETTERS Of Administration having been
IL granted to the undersigned, a. the Dec.
Term (942) of the Probate Court of Clai-
borne county, on the estate of James S. Me-
Caleb, deceased. Notics is hereby given TO all
persons having claims against said estate to ex-
hibit the same within the time limited By
law, or the same will be barred.
JONATHAN McCALEB,
Admir-, Of Jas. S. McCaleb.
Jan 81 l843-l4-6w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Trustees Sale.


DY Virtue Of a deed of Trust executed TO
- me as Trustee by r. B. Magruder, dated
a4th OF April 1870 and duly recorded IN the
Clerk Office in Port Gibson TO secure the pay
ment of certain debts therein mentioned,I I will
expose TO public sale at the ourt House IN
Port Gibson for cash, on the second Monday of
MAY next, all the estate conveyed 10 me in said
deed of Trust, viz:
The tract of land which said MagrudeF
now resides, containing about seven hun'
.dred and seyenty-fiye acres more.or less.
ALSO -Fifty-seyen valuable family
negroes, also, all the stock of Horses,
Mules, Oxen, Cattle, hogs & sheep, wag-
eons, Farming tools, Household + kitch-
en- fourniture Of every description.
SAM'L COBUN, Trustee.
Nov s i84i-4-tds.
ntArThe sale of the above property Is post
poSled until Monday, the 26th day of DECEM-
RER next. TO take place on the premises, and
win be continued from day to day until the
wholeis disposed Of, or so much as viii satisfy
the claims in the above-named trust.
SAMUEL COBUN, Trustee. !
Mays, ls4s. 29-sds
POSTPONED
(rTha sale Of the above property IS
further postponed until the second Mon
day Of April next, is43, it being the
10Th day Of said month. The sale will
take place on the premises, and will be
lcontinued from day to day, until tho
whole IS disposed OF, or SO much as will
satisfy the claims in the above named
trust. SAMUEL CJlSuas
Dec. g4th lS49.-lo-tds Trustee.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
RQlg RMNpa !

~ SHE House and premises lately oc-
q cupled by James Hoel, in the town
Of Port Gibson. The house will be rem
ted with or without the privilege Of US
ing the Brick Yard, and possession given
Immediately.
L. N. BALDWIN.
jan 81 f843-i4--if
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21

SPONTANEOUS CoMnUsTIoN.-It is said
that linseed oil coming in contact with
cotton or sponge, will frequently in an
hour produce spontaneous combustion.
Southern Planter.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Trustees Sale.

n !
IN pursuance of the powers vested IN me as
Trustee, under Deed Of Trust, executsle
by Mrs. nj. E. r. Chaillie, on the 10Th day g
March, Al. ID. I842, and al the request oI Jos. .
Nf,Voy. the holder of certain promissory notes
secured ia and by said deed, shall pfoceeu
to sell at
PUBLIC SALE,
al the Court House door, in the town q TOT
Gibson, on
WEDNESDAY, THE EIGHTH DAx oF
FEBRUARY, l843s
the tract Of land lying in Claiborne ,, sanlsg,
whereon tho said Mrs. M. F.. P Cnalsna aaoss
resides. between the Northern and SoutnsIn !
Forks ofthe Bayon Pierre, and known oy sps
name Of
EG YPT,
and estimated to contain
NINE HUNDRED AND EIGHT ACRES
3 s. much of said tract as will be sufficient @
raise the amount now due and owing g said
- TERMS or SALE CASH
Such tile only as IS vested il me will Be con.
veved 70 the purchaser.
VOLNEsY STAMPS
1faslee
January |, 1919 5w
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
~ William 81. RandoIpE,


Judge Of Probate, ii and for Claiborne
County, Mississippi:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That on application 10 me by Josiah "
Cox, of said county, who claims the pn-
divided one half of all that tract Of Land,
situate IN Claiborne county aforesaid, and
on the North side Or the Main Bayou
Pierre. and described, as the land sold a.
4 Sheriff 8 Sale on the l7th November,
1884, 10 John YenabIes,& BY him trans
ferred 10 Samuel Cox, TO wit. "'fhe first
tract, called the Murphree tract, con-
tanning 800 acres, more or less; the Sc.
cond tract containing 200 acres, more or
less: said.tracfs comprising the Whole ol
the James Harman, senior, donation. on
said Bayou Pierre. and as yet undiYidedi
in Township l2, Ranges ] q 2 East
Thaoe nominated Levin Disheroon, Rich
ard Volenline, and Jesse Ballinger, com
rnissioners to divide the said lWo tracts
of land into two equal shares or parts:
and unless proper objections are stated 10
me- at my office, in Port Gibson, on Sai-
urduy, tie fourth day Of March nert, the
said Levin Disheroon, Richard Volen-
tine, and Jesse Bailinger will be appoint
ed commissioners to make partition Of
the said lands, pursuant 10 an act emil
tied aan acl concerning the partition
Of lands held by coparceners. joint ten
ants, and tenants in common.
~ Given under my hand
and seal this twenty ninth
MSS day Of December, A. D,
lS42.
VIM. M. RANDOLPH.
Judge of Probate.
| Dec 81, i84e-1l-2m
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
DOCTORS

NDRAY g TODD
rTAvE associated themselves together in
Is the practice Of
MEDICINE, SURGERY, &C,
and respectfully tender their joint seFvicesto
the citizens Of Port Gibson and vicinity
0-rO flee few doors north Of Washington
Hall.
Jan I843--l2-H
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Admlnistrator's Sale.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Hen.
lei orable Probate Court OF Claiborne County.
made at the last November term thereof. will
ssll to the highes, bidder, on MONDAY, the
9th day Of February next, at the Court House
Of said County, on acredit Of II months.
Lot number :, in square number
10, in the suburb St. Mary,
adjoining the town
of Port Gibson.
The purchaser 10 give bond with approved
security. N. McDOUGALL, Admir-.
de bof.is non OF Wiley billiard, decd.
Port Gibson, Dec 81, l842-lI-febil
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Guardians Notice.
Jan 81 ls43 "A If

NOTICE. hereby given, that / will at the
~ Jan term I843) ofthe Probate Court
of Claibd county, present my account as
Guardian 0ts jeremiah w. Thompson Emily
Josephine Thompson, forsettlement and allow
nnce. VIM. d. BUSH,
Jan7 i843-l2-3w Guardian
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21

UPRER CALIFORNIA. A Vera Cruz pa
per Of December 4lh, contains decree
of the Mexican government, dated 25th
October, establishing road from the
Department OF Sonora TO Upper Cali
lornia. This does not look like disposlng
of the latter Province either 10 the. Uni
ted States or Eugland.--N. Y. Journal
of Commerce.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
HITTER

TFyHE undersigned has just received few
kegs ofsuperior Western Reserve Butter.
j. S. MASON,
No. 4, Stamps Row.
Jan Il l843 -I3-tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
E,xeutor's Notice.

. The undersigned administrator Ct James
Davenport, deceased, win atthe January term
IT843l of he Probate Court Of Claiborne coun-
-. nYesent his final account as Executor of
said estate. FOR settlement and allowance.
JOSEPH ID 4 " g PORT
Tan = lad3 T2-tc Executor.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
DR.. TAYLOR's
DALSAM Or LIVER WORT
FOR CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS,
&c. Be-


DC. &c.
ASTONISHING THE following testimo-
snial was handed US yesterday, entirely unao-
licited QAour part, and as an act of justice
due the bprietor Of this invaluable medicine: |:
4 lbany, February l6, l84I Messrs, Rawls
Z Co.: certify that my eldest daughter, a.
bout eight years of age, took the whooping
cough, which terminated ina severe lnhamma-
ton Of the lungs. We called IN aphysician,
and TO our surprise be said she was dangerous
ly III with inflammation, which might temin-
ate IN quick consumption, and as he contin-
ned his visits, we were more and more COM
yiIced that, in all probability. her lungs were
rapidly wasting away, then procured the
ahles. medical counsel could Of three physi-
Clans, who, after treating her case for abort
two months, gave us no encouragements for
her recovery, but, on the contrary, we were
more and more discouraged. ! then resolved
to make trial Of tsDr. Taylor's Balsam Of Liy-
erwort,'' but with little hope, for at this time
her breathing was so feeble as to be scarcely
spefcsptible by applying the ear close to here
We'd not given this medicine one month,
before she mad so far recovered as to be able To
walk across the room, and by continued use
for. a short time. she became quite strong and
well, and for which next to the blessing Of hea-
ven. am much indebted, and am willing to
qualify to the above. Yours, truly,
WILLIAM r. BEDELL.
Corner Of Market & IIydius Street, Albany
P.S.-Be on your guard against spurious
article, and remember the genuine Balsam il
only sold by H. RANLS g. Co. No. 81 State
Street, and at the Apothecaries' Hall.
ErT The above medicine can be had at thu
| Drug Store of OTIS BRAMAN,
No. 3 Stamps Row,
Main-srees.
Jan 2i l843 Ia If
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
For SALE.

n INETEEN acres OF land, more or less. ly-
inr South, and adjoining the grave yard.
ALS0--about six acrea lying north OF the
same being part ofiot. p, IN the suburb st:
Mayv The above designated pieces Of land
viii be scldiow for cash, If immediate applica-
ton be made TO ..amm-..
Jani4 ia4s-l 3-4ts
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
LIST OF LETTERS

- EMAINlNG in the Post Office At
Els Port Gibson, Miss. on, ihe 3Ist
day Of December, le42, which If not la
ken out before the Isl day April i843,
will be sent 10 the General Post Office
as dead letters.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
POST PON E D
Administrators a Notice

h0ulEIllsGFublIF 1NUtII0
is HEREBY GIVEN, that we will
present our partial account, as Adninis-
tralors on the estate Of John N. Powell.
decd. at the January term ( 1843) Of the
Probate Court Of Claiborne County, for
settlement and allowance.
SAMUEL III ITtyF Ms,
JOS. d. EAss' r IsR EN-
Dec 81 I8f2-tl-3s Adm'rs.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21

may still be susceptible Of the hottest
emotions Of or nature. To hear one
for whom ihe hangman waits, express .
feeling that the purest Of Us adore-to
hear him. say that he thanks God thai
his mother win never be apprized Of
her erring child'a untimely end-nay
we'll enlist the sympathy Of the sternest
of our kind, in behalf Of one from whom
all shrink as from a basilisk. An effort
will be made 10 save this unfortunate
man, and his counsel informed US that
he intended TO call upon the Governor
to-day, for the purpose Of presenting q
petition for his pardon Ifopic.
-
VfRarNfA AND MASSACHUSETTS, The
Case of LaHmer.- Mr. r. Guy, police
officer Of. this borough, who was dos
patched to Boston with requisition from
the Executive of Virginia, upon the Gov
ernor Of Massachusetts, to surrender 10
him a fugitive from justice, named George
Latimer, returned to Norfolk without
accomplishing bis mission The Herald
learned from Mr.. Guy, that the offender
against the laws Of Virginia was in Bos-
ton, when he arrived there, and might
have been apprehsnded, with the per-
mission Of the Governor but his Excel
lency found some constitutional loop tc
hang doubt upon, and refused 10 grant
a warrant to nppiehend the criminal
dismissing Mr.. Guy without any Other
satisfaction than the promise to give his
reasons for refusing the warrant in Q
letter 10 the Governor of Virginia.
UPRER CALIFORNIA. -A Vera Cruz pa.
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
EG YPT
and estimated TO contain

january I, isS3, 5
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
TODIGls>

Jan 2l i843-i4--tf
The Port-Gibson correspondent., 1843-01-21
Gaeardi1s,l's .1'OEtcQ.

Ju!y so fs4a-4f-tf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-05-18
l. | NJ S
CELESTIAL BALM OF CHINA.

For The cure Of all diseases Of nan on
beast that require eriernal application.
FELLOW-Cl rIZENS-Perhaps Won think
that this Balm is intended to cure too many
diseases, hat we assure you that all diseases
this character, and many olhors that might be
mentioned, are speedily cured, or ia truth per-
sous greatly relieved, by the use Of this medi-
cine. We earnestly request the afflicted to give
it II fair trial
Have you pain or weakness in the small Of
your back II 50, apply the Balm freely morn
ing and evening with the fiat Of yonr hand, and
occasionally rub the part we'll with rough
cloth, and il will certainly relieve you.
| Have YOU the Rheumatism lf so, wash
the part affected with cold water and CASTLE
soap, then bathc it with warm vinegar, and rub
well with IL rough cloth, aud then apply The
Balm with the Hat OF your hand, before the tire
Wash every third day, and use the Balm twice
n day, and YOU will soon be free Ii ON this trou-
blcsome disease.
| Have you II numbness or GOODNESS in your
legs, arms or feet? IL so, rub the affected part
well with a rough cloth, and then apply this
Balm freely twice u day, and IN Il short time it
will be removed.
Have you the Piles? If so, apply the Balm
three times day, and in short time you will
be well.
Have you the Neile. Rash or Erysipelas ? IL
so, apply the Balm three times a day, aud all
unpleasant sensations will soon disappear.
Have you sprained yourself " so, apply
the Balm three times day, rubhng we'll with
your hand, and it will soon be removed.
Have you Bruises or Burns IL so, apply
the Balm three times day, and you will soon
be we'll
Have YOU a Cut or Wound If SO, apply
tho Balm with "a feather two or three times q
day.
And are your Limbs or Joints Swelled9 II
so, apply the Balm three times a day, and the
swelling will soon disappear.
| Have you the Teter: lG so, apply the Balm
every morning and evecing, washing every third
day with CASTLE soap, aud removing the scurl
from the surface of the skin.
Have you a pain in your Breast or Side II
so, apply this Balm morning and evening, rub
bing 1t well with the Hat Of your hand, aud you
" i'll soon be relieved.
Have you Sore Eyes If SO. wet II soft rag
with the Balm, and apply il on the outside oI
the eyes every night on going to bed
\ Are your toes, fingers Or ears Frosted or Poi
soned II so, apply the Balm three times Il
day, and it will positively cure them
| Have you corns on your Feet? lf SO, cut
them we'll and apply the BALM, and it will gen :
orally cure them.
( Have you itching or irritation Of any parts
Then apply this Balm thoroughly and 1t will cure
you.
Have you fresh wound, Of any kind Spread
the Balm on linen and keep it bound OF. the
parts, changing daily, and it will heal without
proud flesh or inflammation.
Have you an old sore that went heal Keep
the Balm bound on it, renewing il daily, and II
will soon heul from the bottom.
BE sue you get the true Balm from COM
STOCK CO. No, II A., Courtlandt- street, Ny.
and no other.
For sale by r J. TAYLOR. Agent, New
port, X. |. Oct. 81.