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The New York herald., 1845-04-27
General Sessions.
Before the Recnrdar and Aldermen EN- mana and Dexn

before the Recorder ana Aldermen Emmaus and Devoo
NJ. {. PATERSON Esq, District Attorney.
APRIL 26.-I'ial for rBurgIGy-Ssrah Dowd and Sarah
Osgood tried upon indictment for burglary the
lhd degree III entering the stsre OF Giles Lowre No %
Centre street. the night OF the llh Of March, and
inEtS1 in money and cigars and other things The
Jury convicted them Of petit larceny Sentence peni-
tentiary months.
The Jury then discharged for the term.
Sentenee.Cornelus Driscol sentenced to the peni
eentiray for nsnths foe keeping di'orderly house
sdrres cf Fugitive District Attorney announced
that female named Susan Jones in court arrested
upon requsition from the Governor Of Pennsy vans
out there three indictments for grand larceny
against her in this court he hoped that she might be
Hed here. and made motion to that effect The Court
granted the motion, and ordered her to be committed
without bail.
Disobeditnt Witness-The Dis rict Attorney staed TO
the Court that in the OF Patrick MsAndra indicted
Tor an assault and battery with intent to kill committed
N February last upon Patrick OHara, impossible
or him to obtain the attendance Of the witness and he
upposed he had settled it Of Court Under the cir
;umstaDces he moved for the discharge Of the prisoner
which the Court acceied to- and expressed their ntsn
ion likewise Of pubishipg the witness when he could be
caught for forgetting his ognzancs witness.
!n the case Ct Francis Martin, charged with stabbina
EDWARD Hsgcn the 29h of March, the District Attor
ney moved Ter discharge in quence OF his inability
20 get the compl before the Grsnd jury notwi,h.
sndng an attachment hss been issued ana every
aiken to fnd him Discharged.
In the case Of VIM Kimbll and James Herbert charge
With burglary the Grand Jury not having found any bill
he defsnd:nts were dischorgsd from custody.
At 2o'clock the Court adj,urned for the term.
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The Brio PoRPorsK.-In regard to this vesssl.
whose movements have been the SUBJECT Of mach
comment in the United States and q wssh.
hailed from Brunswck in this state and sailed lss iron
here something Like two ears a o. she h CON ne sasss
by Capt Libby, Of scarbsrouRh Ffou our p~vsspsl
knowledge Of those concerned IN her we hnh ia,
are not chargeable with paci ston the slave trsds
though Is possible that she msy have chsneex hsnds
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Seaes of Trade.

AsHrs-Pots in very limited request and We still
luo 81 OCT 81 l2l Pears nscvs and prices net
o firm az heretofore. They are nov Asid q - sos
4 56l
Bs,swAv-Prime northern yellow we qssss ct sos
With limited dcnsnd.
Corrov A very good enquiry has existed 10 day for
III Of cotior and the sales mount 10 ssN0 bales
ne market Ia sshtly In favor Of the buyer We annex
,ta
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TSxAN MovEnKNrs.-Itis stated the Hon. Ash.
pn. Smith, the Texan Secretary Of State, is en-
ro''fs through this country to England, and will
take passage in the steamer Of Thursday next.
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Anlusemenfa

o. The Floating Theatre is now at the foot oi
Jlinton street.-the berth Of the Great Western
cam ship where i Will do great Business II Ia
'tseIves every encouragement The performances are
haste and beautiful ard every thing IL orderly anil re-
nd daughters 10 SEQ II
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Iotai ........ ..'...........'' VIII
SMany Of the Irish emigrants who arrive ut this
por', instead Of proceeding TO the interior to the
west, hang about the city, and failing to obtain en-
ploymcni, isli into the pauper lists. We believe
that the "lrsh Emigrsnt party" is doing much 10
sba,e tins evil. lniemperance is assigned one
Of the man causes Of psuperism. This subject is
one Of sbvious Importance and interest. and we
shall soon return 10 il.
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NAVAL MovEMENrs.-The U. y. steamer FYince.
ton arrived In Hampton Roads from PhiadeIphs
on the 24h instant. The rest Of the squadron, the
st. Mary's, Saratoga, and Porpoise, were waiting
her arrival and their sailing orders The common
belief is that the squadron will proceed 10 the Gulf
of Mexico.
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MIssINe:-Left this city, on the 7lh instant, John
paiiid Said individual was travelling to New York but
oeng IN poor health Any Information OF said indiv
esssa 20 Hancock street, Boston. will relieve the
sufsrings OF distressed family Bssfon 1fss ssvsi as
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LATE FROM BUENos AyRKs The Adeline aHd
Eliza. at Philadelphia, sailed from Buenos Ayes
on the 18th ofFebruary. She brings news coufir.
natory Of that published BY us day or two since,
namely, that France and England were to ~ule
the difficulties between Montivedeo and Buenos
Ayres. The English and French Admlrals on the
Argentine station, have received instructions To
this effect
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Common Pleas.

APRIL % -Decisions.-Noah Riley It al eds Joshua
Csver, jun.-Judgment for defendant, on demurrer
John 4 Msrrii ads Harris Wilson, Public .adminstrs
to,.-Verdict CONFIRMED
Welsnd w Wheeler ads WIiHam Ysunss and Coarse
Psungs Report OF referees set asde and they to hear
urther evidence .
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farrssisx N rms HTATn ov Nrw Yeas, ,--'rhs

farrssux N rms srATn ov Nrw Yaas,~-'rhs
rapid iaefraseoi psupcrsm n this State begins ts
attract a good deal Of attention. The pauper tan
now amounts to S6O, O,o0O-a very sufficient inccn-
tive 10 nquirng into this social evil From the re-.
port OF the Secretary OF State we extract the .o-
lowing interesting table, which presents the statis-
Tics Of the nativity of the pauperism which exists
IN our midst;-
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The PITTsBURe RELIEF FUSD.-The Committee
for the collection of contributions to this fund, met
yesterday evening at the Mayors office, in the
City Hall, for the purpose of handing in the SUBJ
scriptions they had received. The Mayor an
nounced the total paid in to him, in aid of the
Pittsburg sufferers, to be Sl5,534.
The following are the amounts already subscri-
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H.! Amsi!s s.ss Z ! ,Xs.ty. - sgsstesr eaggAs "A
ssSsa'S sSp. iss. sss ts 4
esSy i
& ss Jsss
ss:s:g . 3: :: -s;s:.
Ss;s ssss s:Ts s.s:'; :s: :s'ssi @
ss.s 4:
;niSsfs sS: l a:e
E s s,i. s,sSs e, s1ss. %s
To we'll With % and lady
horaoss Of GOuaud. absolutely bid defiance to the
l il; b. S.pss wa:y ss h.: s FELL ELI
sold siIsr pi.s. thar .TsIs!; 'r''s
ton X.as a street. D''
%i's c Rss @ sale 4 xSs cheap Book md
M. Mi.talsss are often F.t.i.-Many suppose .
''iss: l. is
:.s d. %: S g. y
once s e | & Is i =. p
hS..: E"... % s Mann xs.
f.;s; 5 md s. !:
All PhklsdslK.A2A Subscriptions @ the
HzaALp must be pad ,r emily authorised aessts Zishss
20, Ledger Building Third street Chatnui. Terms
-!3 osn month, including ,he Sunday papsr; IS
without IL; delivered es Of charge part Of Phiadephis
i. TF''8 ~
The WrxxLv RrRALp is also every Saturday morn.
ass * 8 per annum delivered in any pant Of
" All re and cheap Publications for sale at their
ta6Iishmsnt a. Issued, wholesale and retail
0 With the exception Of the Hsraldn Is read
az much, perhaps Philadelphia published in
iIsnsns handed ths agents half O'clock. viii sp
IN the Herald dsv NN
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Is lr Solve observe the name of his Honor,
Mayor Harper, Al the head OF list oi "Trus,ees"
OF an establishment, entilleds " Military Iostitste,"
or something like that, Of which i, appears the
mos, important department. is to be public bar
room, for the sale Of sin-sliugs and brandy. smash
en. This does not seem at all consistent with the
Immortal temperance project Of the tin-pans around
the Park Fountain on the Fourth Of July.
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Superior Court.


APRIL 49, Wills rs Hsviem Railroad Company in
his case already noticed the jury rendered verdict in
'avor Of plaintiff, for $1,000
Decinon.--voseph Weed u.s. D. B Riding Motion, max
'ng bill Of exceptions, denied without costs
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New ssOcE Exchange.
Sales or storIxs a. Bossor

ArnrL IS % Mass. Cotton Mlis Ilse, 81 Boston ana
lame I'm Iioa; % WhmirEton so,i .sgchsnts Bark
lo6t; 0rbe Bsnk l0s; 20 saawma. Bsnk ga; 90 Nor
Wor RR bo2m ~, loe Bo.ea Sisok ssIm isa. loo L
land hR ho7m 7a! 90 Reading m aal; 5000 90 bonds
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

COMMERCE OF ALBArY.-The number OF mssssd
vessels lying at our wharves yesterday morning,
was one hundred and six This number 10 exclusive 81
All the seamboats, tow boats, canal and lake boats Ac
oy means Of which most oi the businsss s done, thu
loops snd schooners being employed only for bulky
reight-.aBany yqrfms .7pv1 as
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

ErfscopAL Cosvgsrros stated annual
meeting az the Convention Of the Protestant Epis-
coPsl Churoh. IN the State Of Pennsylvania, will
be held in II. Andrews Church, Philadelphia, on
Tuesday. the - OF May next; each Church Of
that denomination In the State may send a lay
deputy on deputies, not exceeding three in number
The most important business Of the Convention,
viii be the election Of a Bishop for the Diocese. in
the room Of Bishop onderdonk. We have some
very curions and interesting information to COM
municate relative to the character, claims, and
chances Of the prominent candidates. Our old
irend and ielIowlaborcr in Christianity, DR.. Tying,
Is one Of the principal sspirants.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

NRw STEAMBOAT YoR TnE KKssKBGo-A Bsw
steamboat, the John Marshall arrived this pert shis
morning from New York She 10 INTENDED 10 ply be-
tween this port and the Kennebec during the snsuss
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

THE DEBTS OF Mr.. CLAy-The Kentpckv Yso-
man says Mr. Clay has recently received rich
rom his friends His debt to John.J Astor Of $40 O0o
or him.
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Total ;. 9

This amount will probably be increased to two
hundred thousand dollars before the subscriptions
cease.
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LrvEsrooL CLAss,rrcAr'or.

Freight to Liverpool duilat I'd. for square bales To
tvre az Sc.
Hv-Common qualities Of North river bale, we apo.c
Ti a40c: The demand is principally for shipment.
lime Is held at ~ A5c.
WHnKEv Drudge casks are IN moderate demand at asc
Western and prison barrels are dull but prices are steady
OF 2S Oslo.
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u. s. CommiasIoncr,s Omce

APR 2o-Webster, the Pisfe-The captain OF the ship
Norway" examined his day. in relation to the iden.
ity the man who Is confined at the Tombs charged
Webster) the accomplice OF Babe The captains testi
Rony was given part Of the prisoner which not being
ieemed satisfactory, the prisoner stands further
handed
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE Governor, April @.-
vice James Furey, resigned. 80
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Total. los. 3.3go5< 4

I0uI IU3.500T H,53SX S3,ll0 I392SK
The decrease in the exports Of this article from Hsva.
and Matsnzas to the United Staes has been caused by
he increased production home The crop Of this coun.
Try new coming IN will be nearly double that OF year.
and the demand far the sugars Of Cuba will be much sdu
ced This Is not owing to the small supply in Cuba but
70 ths large yield Of onI own cr0p.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27
CITY lnsall9ence. .

C1ty knt0AbKenCes
Police Omcs-APsn 26-ArrEMrrKp EscAPE yReM
Pssor-Ths Two boys, named Peter Rulsnd aud Jossph
Joass who we're convicted yesterday Of burglary and
from cell No %o the corridor Of hs prison,
forcing out the casing Of he cell window, which s Of
who opsa: Ls cell door out the boys snd placed
them In snother cell
POcrsr P,cHsp.-Mr O w. Gsedrich, Of Tanmany
the Bowsry evening looking the are gentle
man PICKED his pocket Of $50 No arrest Perhaps Mr.
Geo Potter recently psldsned BY Gov Wright. osnten
ArornEa-Mr. z. Plsu while on hoard ths steamboat
q On ss :T
Boston Bank and this residue In $lo0 bills upon other
banks Of the city Of Boston.
land was arrested By ocsr Harri; stealing watch
worth $i2 and pair Of pants worth ~ from James Bra
posed be solsB found upon the accusedor which
an owner IL wanted.
Coroner's Omco-DsArH FROM APorLxxr.-The
body Of John Leigh native England q age
who died IN nt Of sPoplsxy st the above named place.
Fouss DsowrEp The Coroner held an INQUEST to-day
at the corner Of Water and Cores street, upon the body
OF an unknown man who was found drowned this morn
ing.
to hold inquest at No SO East 9th street, upon
the body Of lad named Charles Hawkinson about nine
bs oowin1 ~ Ssa Sss son
the cart Of carmsn named Alfred Brand, who cart
ing ship blocks and logs and although he had been
ordered off, he got again, when unfortunately Of
the logs rolled of and crushed the boy hesd between
the log and the curbsone. The coroner will hold IN
iaquest tomorrow.
Far About O'Clock on Friday evening, hrc broke
out in the soap mandatory Of Mr. Charles Meneicks in
rwenythird street, which nearly consumed the whole
Of the building and for time thought the cd
joining houses would have shared the fate Desi
lute Of "fre engines Mr. Menecke being assisted by
some Of his neighbors went to work to stem the fiery
torrent but oil to purpose and the are still ragged with
unramtting fury. However. tho alarm being sounded,
three OF Hose and Engine companiss IN short
time afterwards were at their post and though dssnched
hard labor at the Bowery Theatre lost time in
getting their hose and "engines In requson, and in
the fire companies Of this city for their prompness and
willingness at all hours both day and night, when their
auout $1,000 and Mr.. Meneicke we understand insur.
ed in the Hartford Insurance company for $500.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

FiRk AT THE BowKRY THkATRE.-Men have
been engaged all day cleaning ont the ruins Of the
Bowery Theatre. There was a rumor afioat that
several persons, who had been in the dressing room
at the time the building took fire, and not having
Tune to escape, had fallen victims to the flames /;
but we are happy to learn il is without the slight
est foundation. There is report that Canal street
is to be continued TO the Bowefy, now that this
edfice is destroyed, Messrs. Whiting ard Hamb-
I'm having purchased site nearly opposite the Hos
pi'al, IN Broadway, for the purpose Of erecting q
theatre on 1t.
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NJ nSilCnl Mnfaca..-tY

Mcoicrl noticsr-rht Advcrsisementeof of tn
:, Suppression Of Quackery in the cure Of all diseases vii
reaiter appear 90 d., fourth and ls, soIrnn Of "
nce md Conu inc koons OF the Colegs. Nasssu strs
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Beats sEaair'ticssorstive, at his Agency, 87
Walker st. st store FAoM Broadway.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

DaIlcy'A Magical pain Extractor, nc his
Rency 81 Walker street. first store from broadway.
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Total ....... ......

fsapsIs coming IRON Canada. ;. ..............
f1' sSos
>anbsr reported without giving native country
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Personal Moyementa.

Court enthusiastically.
CoMHos PLEAs-Nos. iO5 LOG, 49, IIs, IL, a. IA, Is,
t07, 81 = - - -
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THEATRicALs-Mr. ArpKRsos-There was
very good house at the Park last night, to see
repetition OF the performances for the benefit Of
Mr.. Anderson on the previous night. Mr.. Ander.
sens last speech, by the bye, was no, by any
means SO good as some of those which ne deliver
ed on former occasions. Il was too slilted-too
artihcial-too much in the King Cambyses' vein
His former speeches were tolerably good they
had an AIR OF sincerity, candor and modesty which
procured for them favorable reception. He now
appears TO be getting into the inlated-sereotype
vein-ata Forrest or Macready.
Again, we say very afectionstely TO Mr.. Ander.
son, take care. The popular breath that makes
favorites, can also annhilate them. II ia said that
Mr.. Anderson in private, speaks quite sightnsly Of
The press Of this country. Heaven knows he is the
last man in the world that ought to breathe a dis
respectful aspiration with regard TO the press Has
he really forgotten the history OF his career 1t the
Park?
IMPORTANT TO HAYr. The Rufus. Soule arrived
at New Orleans on the l7th inst. with Kingston,
ia, papers Of the 3lst ult The news is interest.
ing.
Sugar had advanced q. per cwt,, in consequence
of the proceedings in the British Parliament ul0n
the sugar duty bill.
Hersrd the exPresident Of Hsyti. sat Jamsics upon
his expedition regain the 81 the bsck
repubiic on the ash Of March He purchased the Co.
lomban schooner La Granada for that object, and
set sail with the Commissioners who had Jamaica
70 urge his return to Hayt His destination 10 Port
Prince.
We shall now expect 10 hear Of smother revolution
when he arrives Great excitement prevailed Port
Prince at the last and were ON foe,
to prevent the landing Of Hsrard The schooner Fashion
had just returned from that port where she not a
lowed even to land her cargo.
The Boston Post Of yesterday gives the following
confirmation OF the above -
Captain Beaman, OF the st. Thomas arrived yesterday
in ~ days from Aux Cages, informs great en-
ctement existed when he e In consequence OF the is.
of herard the banshed expresdent plot 70 take
possession Of Hayti II seems he ives 10 land ON the
end OF the island collect his forces Of those
friendly to him, and take possession ell the pvincips
places BY surprise The whole discovered BY the
Intercepon Of some Of his letters Many suspected c
zens were arrested and in prison This tkresened rsvo
luton had disastrous eject business The hsrbor
was strictly bosksded. No Hsyten vessel allowed
to leave the port not small bost under say pre-
the penalty was seizure and Of hs
crew II was decrecd that any banished person found on
the isand should be forth with shot the fact Of Ms appear
ance being proof enough that he concerned IN ths
conspiracy against the government II believed the
the early discovery Of the plot would
ito consummation.
The New York herald., 1845-04-27

Cheapest Music I'm the World y-An the
Girl Music, Tor the Piano forte (Atws sdtiony
only Typo Cents Page. for sale Kings cheap Book and
Music Store, l<I Fulton street, nesg Broadway.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-23
Cantrcll's Agne Nlixsurc, or Tonic
Mcdicanienta,

For the cure ali bilious affections, ifiahen &C.
cm'hng 10 dWecfiow
II is never failing remedy which no family
ought ,n be without, especially in low mar,hy
countries.
As this medicine Is put up under the p'opric-
tors immediate inspection on the most scientific
riucjplrs, beng Purly Vegetable, and having
tried it. efficacy on thousands. for upwards OF ,
years. and Ia his knowledge when taken strictly az.
cnrdine to directions, there In. DO, h, ia lure.
Under such circumstance | recommend It 70 the
public adding ccriliica', in support Of my
ton.
/. chm Burns, do certify that was in the ship
Tobacco Plant of Phltdrll hia Capt. Reed, in
June, 1927, hound to liverpool, took the fever
aud ague and laid in h,veri'o.l some time under
the doctors hands, went iom there II Baltimore
lay IN the lntTmary for four or five wt,ks-from
thence to Phi'adephia; was six months under DR..
Goats; from thence TO New Y,rk-v,nt to tie
Hospital, remained there about fur W. eks without
ANY relief-uied every thing withou, sny benefit
Tor five years Hearing of canrreil's Aguc Mix
lure from freud, went TO his store told him
how WAS afflicted, ard got bottle of his mixture
and usrd 1t according to directions. II made per-
ieci cure. and have had the least rrturn slI
do with confidence recommend il L. the public
JOHN BURNS.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-08-23
A TnULY wONDEr.ryI. CURE.

W.rEnvILLg, Oneida CO.,. \. Y. sept Is, 1913.
Dear Sri owe it 10 the afflicted To- inform II
that in January lt-t was attacked hy ve,y vio.
lent cold, causrd by wo,ki g in the water which
settled on nv lungs. II was accompanied by ,e
T, st>rre pain in hrrssi aud sides. and also a
distressing cough. ! had in attendance all the est
medical aid IN our vilAge; but after exhaus,ing all
their skill q avsil. they pronounced my diease a
CONFIRMED Cu>sUMPTIuN, and rhry one and ali
care me up 10 die. After much persuasion | got
Ihe consent OF my physician to use the BALs,M or
WILp CntRur prepared hy Dn WisrAu. pur-
chased of the Agent III our place one battle, before
using half of which began to gain strength. and 1t
WAS very evident my cough was much better and
nv symptoms IN every way impr-,i | have
now used three bottles and am restored 10 perfect
heGhh This result il ol ne owing 10 The of
DIR WlSrAR'S BAI.SAM OF WILD CHER
RY AMI take this method of giving you the in
formation, partly TO pay you the debt OF gratitude
owe YOU, and partly that others similarly afflicted
may know where 10 apply for relief.
Very truly yours, JAMES SAGE.
Ma. PALMER, Druggist, under date Of WaltrvlIle,
Sept. 2ith, 1913, writes;
The s,st,rnen, given you hy Mr. James Sage is
well known To he Iiue 10y this uhOh community
II c,rtsinly was a most rema ka le cure. The sale
Of he Bal-am is very good, and it's in cures
uu'y flalteTing. luufs resp ctiuy,
ID. ID. PALMER
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r OSE DIN T. M r N r

oRMs, P'MPLEs OK THE PACE,

RINGwoRMs, PrMPLEs OK THE PACE, AND OTHER
CuTANEous ERUprIoNs.
or The foiioicing esyiifoa'e describes one ofihe
mast errdordinary cares erer Effected by any
application.
PHILApELruIA, February 10, 1898.
E'OR twenty years was severely afflicted with
Il TrTTHa on the Face and Head the disease
commenced when ] seventeen years old, and
continued until the Fall Of 1896, varying in vio-
lence, but without ever disappearing. During most
Of the time. great part Of nv face covered witis
the eruption, frequently attended wirh violent Itch
ing my head sweed nj times until i, sel, if it
would hurst-,he swelling was great that soult
scarcely get my hat on. During the long peroA
that was afflicted with the disease, used gress
many al p|ca,inns. (among them several celebrated
prepaiatlons) well taking inward remedies
including number ofbni'lcs Of S,rnipi's Pdnacen
Erfraci of SarSap0riH,, &c. In fact it would be
impossible to enuinerae all the medicines used.
! was also under the care of two OF the most dis
,lnrnlshcd physicians Of this city, hut without re-
cciviug much benefit aud drspaircd of ever hcng
cured. In the fl OF ls3G. the disease At the time
beirg very violent, | commenced using the Rose
Ointment, (ptcparcd hv Vaughan & DA,is.) In
frw applications the violent itching ceased the
swelling aha'cd. the dru''tipn hogan TO disappear
aud before had used jar The III seasc was entirely
cuted. II has now been nearly Y, ar and half
since, aud there is not vr~gc of the disease re-
naming except the sears irom the deep pits formed
hy the disease. 1t is impossible for me to describe
in a certificate the severity of the disease and nv
suffering, but will lie pie e,scd to give a fuller ac-
connt tn any person wanting further satisfaction,
who will call on A, the time conmenceJ
using the Rose Ointmen, would have given hun.
dIeds of do.lais to be rid of the disease. Since u.
sing it. have recommended it to several persons
(among them my mother, who had the disease bad
ly on her ann who w're a cured bv it.