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gw"Terns.-4-THE subscription Is fsed Mt ths
rate of fb 90 per anndfn, payable In advance, nt
*6 90 Mt the expiration Of six months The Week
" Ia published At ~ 80 per annom Invariably IN
advance. Hpth viii bp tlihftually delivered With
IN the limits Of the city by the carrier,
Ew" Dollar per sanare
for the hrst insertion, and half that arnoun for
ever subsequent ihsettien-teb lines or less, con
stitnte a square.
yearly Advertising. -Msreha ats. Tra
ders, and nthefs, will be contracted with on The
most reasonable terms
WBob- work. .--OrR fae1iias for doing
job Work with neatupss MI despaich--in oil va
fieties Of eeiors, cannot be surpassed by any es-
tabshment In the Ctty--sueh as!
LawYFRs' BHiRFs4@DAtt, @posTeHa-~<Huh
tiHAps-nnb or JApNas PROGRAMME -ELErtrgN
TiogErs.-DRuagtsrs bABFis -CAsDs- GtRdtt9ts
and VtsifFg oAaps. For farther particulars, We
nvite you IN cell and Hes nnt specimens.
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Dental Notice.
Music Teaching.

xTxHE subscriber, well known
to the citizens of Batonff 2 7 IT
Rouge, from long residence, offers his PRO
,sessioaal services to the public, as teacher
of the Piano FoRrE, the vloLlS, and Goa
Nrr-A-plsroS, He will also furnish music
for Private Parties, Soiree, sc Letters
addressed to him through the post office,
will be promptly answered, and orders lett
at tae Comet Office, will meet immediate
nttsation. loctl4l H, w. JOLLY.
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l1rofrssianal Hotties.
rrofr ssiapa Card.

Professional Card.
nR. DUCHElN, of the Medical Faculty
IL of Montpelier tFrancel having re-
recently established himself in this City,
.etfers bis profe ssional services 10 the public
ngHe will at all times be found at Mr..
ru,oL's residence, (near Judge Bnrk'sl
unless professionally engaged oct23.tl.
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Notice.

THE subscriber respectfully returns his
| thanks TO his friends aud customers who
have during the past year literally given
him their patronage, and takes this meth
cd OF Informing them and the public Ht
large that he has now on hand large lot
pf seasoned lumber and everything reuuis-
ne for the undertaking successful compile
tion Of all work in the shape of House
Buildings. Blinds, Sash and Doors, Citing
up ot Stores. Bar-rooms in the best, most
durable and workmanlike style, All orders
loft at ID. c. Montan's Hardware Store, the
Post Office, OF at my shop on Firth street
adjoining st. fetct's and st. Paul's college,
will meet with prompt attention,
dee2i. G. T.. SEES.
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llrw Cbr0p Stort.
aErnvstEGus Spring Goods.

Iusr RECEIVED per steamship Cahawba, from
y New York, aud opened thls morning, choice
splerlinu Of ladies Dress Goods. FIduneeh Bar
eeo I&phes. Chsly, Plain md Hack hafeges,
HiHahome, hawts, very hhn Black Alpaca, super
l>onbnsitic English md french prints BrillIanes,
Corded iawna Paris Sylphi1es, new article for
ladies dresses Hrenndinns Sc, at the
PHILADELPHIA CHEAP CASH STORE,
mar2j Lafayette street
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CHAs. GRANDPRF r..
Notice.

| TENDER 10 my patrons sincere thanks
l. Tor their pHst libefal patronage and soil
citing an extension Of their favors, Mt the
same time would inform them and the COM
munty at large ilat have this day asso-
ciated with myself George Forest of
pIaquemine. The business will be con-
tinued under the name ard firm Of Brown
n Forest .z.-#
Baton Rouge julyI ] w. BROWN.
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A lKiN'S Cort and Cotton Cultivator.
IA This truly uscinl agricultural lmprov-
ntnt, has heen fully testedh highly res-
pectabo and practical planters who aiterlnl
trial, say that by its use, ~ the cultivation
of Com, Canc, on Cotton, there is 9 saving
of at least one third the lnho, to man and
horse over the common plow. It's new
invention. Patented March 90, ls4g,
Planters are invited to call and examine II.
A supply on hand and tor sale by
w. T.. TtlNNARn.
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THE MAGIC CONN AND cor MILL.

l ior to amy hefe toforG offered for GRINDING
FEED FOR STOCK. II will grind twenty bushels
Of stock feed per hour, with the power Of one
nlu'c or II win grind sis bushels Of ane rn6nl
per hour, or six bushels ofcorn aud cob for stock
feed per hour, with the power Of ona mule
This MAGIC Mill, was patented In Reptem-
her i8a5, and Is undoubtedly superior to nll itB
predecessors
Onf prices will he found to be much lower than
other mills Of nferior quality. For sale by
SAMUEL LOCKE, I, 3 and Front Levee.
New 0reans.
Agent for the Manufacturers.
a5Ty- The above described Mill can be seen NJ
tho Htore af K. X. PUGKET, Church Street, Baton
Rouge who il the agent for the sale Of the
same The mill can be furnished Mt amy landing
on tho river, between New Orleans and Bayou
Sara. for aih--freight included. tnay71y
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nho1 & GRANppRE, having purchased iha
" segar store nf 7. Vefbos, Oh Lafayette, IN
forms their friends and The Public senefalF that
they have Just received from New O,leans q large
Assortment of ImporteVTeFats " all BfandH,
Pipes of al sorts. No. assorted Chewing eph
smoking Tobacco, Imported Cigarettas aud also
The hest Meee'a seksfs MI orders ftoin the
country promptly attended TO.
The Young America Cigar Store solieits share
Of public patronage.
r. nH0E
ap.B0tf CHAs. GRANDPRF.
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architectural Varbs, Nf.
@. q. Will SON.

House, Sign g. Ornamental Fainter,
THIRD street, iwp doors North of tie Post once,
HAVING permanently located IN Baton iteuEe,
we wnuId rnauectfuity solicit a share uf the
public patronage. Hpinp practicable workmeh, we
nfa TO work on the tugst reasonable terms and IN
the best style
ALSO, draining, Marhlinu, Chasing and Paper
hanging neatly executed.
gvF~ Plantation work solicited and promptly
attended to. detlH-yt
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INSURANCE,
Southern Mutual Insurance a"mtnnl
nf Wnsnn Rauer.

Hcotpordted IN dH WisPtaiffnre nfio'tsf'tfd'
Apbrored, RttM TN, lR55.
Authorised Capital. i,.t, 1oh.u",h".
Tile Southern HnfHH hsnrnhrr faHtbanH
III Baton Rouge. have This day commenced
operations. and ale prepared to bake FINE,
MARINE, aud RtvrH Risks.
Direct
James N Brown. Leon Bonnecate,
John Il. keinpeter, Andrew Malta,
Fergus Permission, w r. Tnnnatd,
Jos v. Durable, Joseph Larguler
G.. G.. McIlatton. VIM. $. Pike,
Trustees
w. y. Walker, jesse Hart,
+. u. Conrad, s 6 Iayrork,
chas. A. Slack, James VI Brunol,
Sosthene Allan, W y. Philips,
Joseph s. Williams, Thompson ! Bird,
]. r. Nolsn. Daniel y. A very,
John A Doupherty, Samuel NJ Hart,
WILLIAM $. PIKE. ptes't
Atrntn SHepprps, Sery
Baton Rouge, lsn'y. va, 1856. w.
H'irst ArrivaH af tiae season
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

Il FACTORY AND FACTORY fl&TGRES-By virtue
deed executed by Paul Jones Warner p Jones and Ben
Duya the 10Th OF March rd5 and duly recorded in
Clerks Office the the CITY
burg tr subscriber The Trustee therein named will Sanr
10th day the present month (Augus proceed upon
the premises SELL public auction the piece of ground
by said deed situated at the Of Sixth Alley
Eighth Street the ty of Iynchburg with the Large
Brick Tobacco Factory thereon.
The subscriber will The time and place sri in the
the personal property also by said deed
consisting of Iron screws Presses Mills aud Haet Of other
Tobacco Factory Fixture.
The real will ba sold liberal which Will be
made known the day Se aHl h Fixtures crepit Of
-Four months for all and under that for
cash Negotiable paper satisfactorily end rscd vi" be roqur
ed on deferred pas ments.
aug -dt6aus CREED T. WILLS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

Mr.. Fillmore is held up to the South by the
partisans of Mr.. Buchanan ns unworthy of trust
because he has expressed his disapproval of the
repesl of the Missouri Conpromise-as having
reopened the discussion of slavery, and involved
the country anew in sectional controversy and
hostility. Many Southern men agree with Mr.
Fillmore in thinking that more was lost than
gained by this action of Congress. Our own
views are known TO the reader.
But we invite our democratic friends to peruso
what follows, and tell us whether Mr.. Buchanan.
but for the extraordinary talent he has for chang
ing his opinions and princples-and adapting
himself to any position taken by his party would
not be louder than Mr.. Fillmore in denouncing
the repeal of tho Missouri Compromise In his
celebrated Berks county letter, Of date August
cath. Ia47. speaking of the Missouri Compro.
mise. he said
at is moi for the descendants of either party in the
present generation TO cancel this solemn compact
tina, "under the Missouri Compromise slavery was
forever prohibited north of 80 deg 80 min. "
and IN say opinion the harmony Of the States and crea
the security Of the Eaton us6t require that The Inc u
he Missouri Compromise SHOUAD BIZ EXTENDED
TO ANY NEW TERRITORY UHICH We NAY
QUIREFRoW vFffC0."
In concluding his letter he offered the follow
ing sentiment:
"The Missouri Con promise-ts adoption in SEQ
saved the Union from threatened CONFUSION; its ex-
tension in ls4s TO any new territory which may
acquire will secure the like happy result
JAMES BUCHANAN, in the Senate of the United
States, April 25h. 1896, (See Cong. Globe page
326,l speaking of the Missouri Compromise. said !:
He regarded THIS COMPROMISE, considering the
exciting and alarming circumstances under which il
was made, and the dangers TO the existence of the
Union which il has removed 10 almost AS SACRED AS
A CONSTITUTIONAL PROVISION
JAMES BUCHANAN, in his letter to Sanford, of
date August 2lst., lS46, says:
Haping urged the adoption ofth Missouri Conpro-
mise the inference is irresistible that Congressn my
opinion, possesses the power to legisate anon the
subject of slavery in the Territories. What an ali
surdity would it then be, IL, whilst asserting this
SOVEREIGN POWER IN CONGRESS- tch,ch
po,yer from its nature must be EXCLUSIVE should
IN the very same breath also claim this identical pow
er " for the population of Territory in uuorgan-
lied capacity2H
ain conclusion desire TO reterate and reafirm
every sentiment contained in my Berks county let
ter cling 10 he Missouri Compromise ruth greater
tenacity than eper and get firmly 6eieee het 1R b.
adopted By Congress-
II will be recollected that this extract from the
Sanford letter refers to the territory acquired
from Mexico, to which he desired the Missouri
restriction to be applied.
A Reward for Southern Democrats
In speech not long since delivered by JONI
VAN buren,. in New York, he offered reward
TO any man, fSoathern Democrats included, OF
course.) "to point to i,ne sentence, in III,
Cincinnati resolutions, iehich advocates or en-
eourages the extension Of slavery TO free terri
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The Territorial question.

A debate occurred in the Senate of the United
S,.,.. 1, 1880 ,a,oh;,,, III, r.l,,;on. &c H. r..
r'ories 10 the 'eaeiai 'oVefnmeht' III "hich
Daniel Webster, the great expounder of the Con
st;,ntion. laid down the .rua doc,r;ne n, IN. sinh
-. -, -. :. a
Je" You oass "'so '''a'e A"""p' :" '"e '"'''e
ueoa'e' '"e op'n'ons ne entertained we pup
hsn paragraph iron, tue speech Oh eaoh OF 'hese
senator's mat Tue Puohe may perceive Inc 'aoi-
'a' a."ere"ee oe'"ee" Tue w 's anu pe'"oc'auo
pos'"ons az 'ha' 'ime'
Mr' webster SAID
,.r,;,or;aI sons up" Wv ,,
der he PROTECTION or patronage Of e Generai 1ore,,
saeat. The Territorial Legislature have Constitution
prescribed by Congress my @aptng Po~ef noi gu.
Tho Tonst;,ution Granted them nv Copore,. or c,s,
their acts become void The people under me Trr,o
RAJ Government are NOT a SopereignfH they do mo-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

Tho special commission to which Louis Ma
poleon referred several delicate family matters
has reported, we learn from the Paris corrcspon.
dentot he Nord, of Brussels, upon the i'm por-
tant question of the Prince Jeromps first mar
riage with Miss Paterson in America. The COM
mission confirm the validity of his marriage,
which WAS always maintained by the Pope, 10
the great annoyance of Napoleon |. In conse-
quence of this decision the grandson of Prince
Jerome end Miss Paterson, who sa sub lieu
tenant in the French army, hecmes u Legitimate
member Of the Napoleon family, while Prince
Napoleon, the issue Of Jerome's second mar
riagc, is excluded.
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a Pcrfumcd Hrcnth- what lady or gentleman would

Pcrfumed Brcnth.-What lady gentleman would
labor under the Of dsagrceahle broal when using
DOW DENS DENTAL ELL ID II will only renlcr il.
sweet but mako the teeth white aabaster prevent tooth
ache and them from decay. Recommended by den.
fists and pin sicialis every
Beautiful Complexion may be attained hy its 1t
pnlcs rcckle renders the akin and beauti
almparaga rich hue 1t is the greatest
ever known being free om all Injurious matter Price 80
cents For sale by SIROTHER * WHITEHEAD,
may cts aud Druggists everywhere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

~ THIS delightful Watering place open for the
cepton visitors situated the line the counties
Roanoke and Boetourt surrounded by mountains and In
of the most beautiful picturesque and fertile portions of
Virginia and immediately the lie of the Virginia and en-
Rail Road within $50 OF the road itself and abont
half mile from Bonsaek sdepot-ony hours from Rich
mond and Petersburg and about hours from ynchburg
Persons leaving ty Point Petersburg, or richmond in
the morning the South Side Danve Rail Roads, and
taking the OF the Virginia and Tennessee Ra Road at
lynchburg reach Bonsacks depot about3 clock T. NJ the
day where Omnibus, i'll meet them and convey
them to the Springs.
There White and Black sulphur Springs, whose Gu
been entirely relieved by using the The reputation
these half century past has been established in
the Surrounding counties for having cured ac
ted with various
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES
fhe5 not surpassed by any IN Virginia
Tor the of Dyspepsia FORMS Affections of the
the Nervous system all kinds OF Cuaucous and other dsea
ofthe skin aud Of the diseases peculiar to Fe
males
They gently iurgatye durec with strong deter
mnaon to the skin. certificates Of the many that
might he furnished are given below
THE BUILDINGS spacious and convenient and almost
entirely consisting of Hotels Cottages, &c, ahordng
commodations equal to be found in the mountains
Virginia for about 400 persons The Furniture and Fixtures
about equal those the best els cities The
Bedding unusually good with Hair Mattresses hro ghout the
establishmn-asto all which invite yiscrs examine
and Judge for themselves pains been spared OBJ
tanning the best and the experienced aud lcs
qualified Assistants for every department of the establishment
The general management c0nhdcd to }. \. llEFELFlN
GER, Esq, late of Cumberland Maryland assisted by AL
| FRED Il. JAMES, and RIO i. READ, late Of LynehImg
who will doubt give satisfaction all ho may visit the
! place.
There viii be BOWLING LLEA $. g.. for exercise.
\ FINE BAND or MUSIC is already secured and TEL
EGEAPH OFFICE VIII soon be established at Bonsacks de
POI
the facilities for securing supplies being about great the
can well be-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

date of Diarhpa Cholera Morbus Choc &c prepared
by Il Thompson Co. has given entire satisfaction all
those who have been 80 fortunate It, This Elixir is
of harsh dsaEeesbc and stimulating ingredi
cats but pleasantly combined that the smallest child will
take it, 1t is soothing and the stomach bowels
aud when taken directed. fails relief
short time Every family should have bottle within reach
this season of the year when bowel complaints preva
ent fully &cifmo
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

THE NEw YORK CHuRCHEs.--No.icngt the re
cent completion of the Baptist Church in Fifth
avenue, at n cost Of about Sl00,OD0 n cores
pondent Of the Boston journal remarks
I'VE have now hardly church that mon Of
moderate means can attend; most of the down
town churches have removed their places, but
substantial houses have given place 10 the costly
and snowy structure; pew rents have risen ae-
eordngly. Hundreds and hundreds of families
III New York, gentoel but not wealthy, are with
out churches or society, because they cannot af-
ford to pay the pew rents A man can do as he
pleascs with his own house; but those who erect
places of public worship above the roach of tho
average of society do society substantial aud en-
during wrong. The Sabbath belongs 10 the poor
man. Tho Gospel is his. 70 the poor belong
the ordinances. Their success and moral health
is the the moral health of the people, and the cor
ruption aud degeneracy of the masses is the ru
in o, the whole State"
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LYNCHBIR re. May 9th. ls5G.


obedience Your request with the properties
'9yErr prEg waior without hesitation and with perfect
confidence N its efficiency recommends to all Ab9rug
uef dfc Mt imperfect painful digestion Diseases the
kidneys and bladder and to females aborig peru
mar ahttnnS The water is light, an taken large
quantities sits we On the stomach acs kindly on the
kidneys regard it equal any sulphur waters of
similar strength The situation is delightful improve
iara's new and very comfortable
Yours, very respectfully, T. H. GILMEAI. NJ D.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

complexion yellow and roughf Have you bought all the
cosmetics and other preparations for the skin only
your If learn that what appears the surface
~ indication of foul u1eorou humor in the blood Pmplcs
rough skin and scay erupons but the effects Of hidden
You but the deformy with cosmetics But
wish 10 havea clear and beautiful complexion all times if
wish those ugly botehcs from the surface and
exchange the rough texture the skin complexion
and have the tint health bloom check
remove the cause by taking DR. L. b. Wrghts "Scrolous
Antd1te, fails do when the directions fol-
lowed Give trial. Sec advertisement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

| have for wears con

have for years considered the Coyners Sulphur
Springs in Boteou county beneficial in dyspepsia torpid
Ytr and bowels cuancous Diseases
e nervous system. aud chronic affections kidneys and
bladder lhave heard these waters highly for
some diseases pecuar to females known some suh
cases in which the patients greatly benefited others
cured hE lhen l.. IL. CHRISTIAN, NJ. ID.
May 9th, ls.6
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suEN,Trs SAFE OF vALvABI.E Nj
oaIEO OF VALUABLE LAND in Ronnok.

- GOUNrIBy virtue of power of Attorney given
by William NJ Poy who absent from the State will
offer sale public auction the Tract of Land known
Wbittens adjoining the Big Lick Depot the Virginia
Rail Road county Roanoke Thursday
the l4th day of August next for Cash.
The tract of land believed 10 contain 200 acres survey
will be made before the sale The character of the
land regards its fertility Is tn. wi the lands in the
neighborhood, provcrbal for richness of soil There is
cling House the place The Overseer Mr. Scrnggs
the undersigned will show the place any time viii also
sell IL OF land Immediately adjoining the Depot in lots
suit business THOMAS c. READ.
iuiV u ciyaup thpud( ptI1 Hu,r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12

SINGULAR MARRIAGES. 4 young man residing
in Bordentown, who had an engagement of mar.
rage with yong lady died on Friday last
Both the gentleman and lady as well their
families, were firm believers in the doctrine. eff
the spirtualiss. and notwithstanding the death
Vt the former, il was determined that the marriage
should take place between the disembodied >pir
1t of tho young man, and the living. breathing
body of his aiiianced bride. Accordingly. on sun.
day, the marriage ceremony was performed be.
tween the clay cold corpse and warm bluomine
bride. 1t is und erstood that this was in comph
ance with the diiection- Of the spirit of the b, iJe
groom. The devotion IT the lady to the spirit and
the memory of her lover carried her through thi,
trying ceremony without falterng; hut i, mus.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-08-12
Fever and Aguc.-Cerinin Curc.-Mo more II

Fever and Aguc.-Gcrtnipf urc.-Mo more use for
Tonic Quinne, Fowers Solution Arenc Mercury,
any of The yianeus nauseous Compounds which only
relieves disease mpan another more deadly and which
unhappy victims finally with wrecked and broken
constitution early Try Carriers Spanish Mixture
of these dangerous drugs but by
ling specifically the Liver purifying the blood and strength
cnng the system thus enabling reenperate It's
haused cnorgeshy opening pores the skim and e&pc
ling the body all impurities and old medicines which clog
and rutard operation More than hous md
been cured by Carriers Spanish Mixture after everything
else had gnay failed As sample fits remarkable effects
Messrs Davis Hicks of Autaugavie Ala writes that
gentleman of Chronic Fever and Ague which all the
Of hyscians and their remedies could ubduc He
uly took three bottles They sells very rapidly, and
maintains Its high reputation all through the country.
mn Il I'm
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SPECIAL NOTICES
..CoupsT.Tsov a i. the Life

81 TRADE7--PRIETfNG in all Its various branches
tone stale unsurpassed b. otar Esta6 1eH ~ ne
,aa-s 1T the VlhGISfAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH.
MINI. .,-
Jobs printed Coior thai will eompaf' vita any
work done south and Dzpus Line Specimens fan
hiee Can and see First Aie' between dhh
and Church Streets
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OFFICE or THE RICHMOND AND DANyIIIE r. X co

SiR-ln the summer Of 1850 afflicted wiih a trouble.
some eruption oriccr of tho skin, which extended
y over my head and face, aud of gre
dea rom the constant Irritation and burning sensation which
Il It"uncc hads me confidence from previous
VI 'He Hahg properties Of the waters # Cpyues Springs
men iht property of yoursestuatcd nifty mile iyn,.
"Ik immediately on the Virginia & Tennessee Railroad
view o. my confidence in the healing the waters
e 'Fhtsi determined TO avail mvsci OF short q the
F am test IN my the effect upon this annoy ing
tuoA ana to my great satisfaction found entire relief
ana am satisfied that if had stayed there sometime
longer he cure would have been thorough aud conpef, and
Us II was have been trou.ied ouy with pmpes snce
but not to much extent
IL these facts of brief trial of value of tn, waters
IN similar cases will be any service YOU and Of benefit
o NhVaias afflicted like my self Suffering similar
.S yoh are al liberty the statements You
think proper Most Respectfully
VINCENT WIICIIER.