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DR.. Newton on o. 8. Presbytenanlsm
vIcksBuRo, Nov. q. 1855.

VIcKsBURG, Nov. 81, 1855
To tbe Editor Of he Eastern Clarion:
DEAR Sal have been an attentive OBJ
server Of the doings and feelings NANTES
ted in Synod Of Miss, 20. S. now hold
ing its annual session in this city.
The favorable comments made by the
city papers touching the character of that
body Of Ministers and Elders, are praises
well deserved. Up to this date, the ordi-
nary business has occupied the attention
Of the Synod. As circulated and held
intercourse freely with the ministers and
elders, ] cratifed my curiosity to know
what sensations were produced by the five
charges 20 furiously made by tho "col-
umns" led on by DR.. NEWTON. And |
find the universal impression to be this,
that DR.. Newton has received in his own
person every shot from his whole rank
and file; iuasmuch IA he, for years past,
has been one Of the most jealous of the
New School Body to effect a union with
the Old School Church. 1t seems quite
fair, therefore. to conclude that since they
could not effect that union, that his col
umns discharge "sour grapes"
Questions Of absorbing interest will oc-
cupy the attention Of the Synod next
week; such, however, as pertain to their
own business, and not modelling with 9TH
or Christian fratcrnitics.
It sto be hoped that the wisdom which
marks their general history, will always
guide them in their Masters service.
But rs a body of Christian men, they
possess picty, talent and learning enough
to know their own position" and tits not
probable that either they or the public are
in any doubt or trouble about it. Nor is
it likely that they will lose their standing
in the esteem and respect of our nation by
a few newspaper articles.
SPECTATOR.
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pr. Nrwrov on rms OlD School PRrsnr-
rsmAy Cuuucu.-wo Published several
weeks ago. an article from the pen Of DR..
A.Nrwroy. % Jackson. Miss, arraigning
the General Assembly OF The Old School
Presbyterian Church. on The slavery qucs-
tou. We gave place 10 tho article at the
pnriiculnr request o. friend for whom
W. have avery high regard. and in whose
Judgement ve have always placed reliance.
W. did NOT then, nor do we now. pretend
toa sufficient familiarity with the history
Of The General Assembly on this question,
10 pronounce upon tho fairness or Justice
Of pr. Newton's citations and STRUCTURES.
But we imagine that scarcely anybody
viii believe the ministers and members Of
that Church in the southern States are
less attached 70 southern Institution.
or more Inclined 70 tolerate abolition doc.
trinoa than other scots. or the general
mass Of our oitiaons How well tbo A
sombly can bo vindioaiod by the record
from the Accusations Of DR.. NEwroS. ",
arr not ahlo 10 say. But n our oorreapon
dent. sFtcrAron. y right. the Doctor him
self must very rooonily have thought ,uol
avindicaiion possible.
ilut ~ have no desire b minelo In IN
controversy, and shall endoavor. II pras
ticable, 70 exclude Il from our columns.
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Al The residence ,0f the bTde., llthcr. On the IN
inst by Rev J. :. TcrraL Mr. JAMES :. MORRIS to
Miss MARY JANE MORGAN all ofJaspcr.
on the 2sth Of October, BY Ecv. J. $ Terral Mr. ED
Of Jasper
Married. in Vicksbur- on Tuesday evening. Nov.
antb. Al the Presbyterian church. by the ROY. DR.
Palmer Of New Orleans kcv. IHaNts r. MkREHAu OF
10. ,,-, 10 Miss AltEY f. SEAEiEs, 81 Nirl. -,iTr
s.She l. mine uan,
And as rich IA having such jewel:
kStwrnty seas IL al their sands We're pearl
Tho water nectar and the rocks pure gold"
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we iifn iiin ARRANGE ftHuia tH rauHn WITH ue corn
H'N.'I''Ni ul iIr ruuIIuH year. iHF rfN iHu Hf thf
tNfa tHN nNIulHus ronilrfrii nv thn dulrra uf uur
lN"h Court ul Errors tud Arruta. Toe rlfly rr.f.
Nnn Hf tlHsr da0 .stus tt rauniuH iIi ssf.Iua thr
M'' uIuH 40 Uur lNs. b. aeHrceY lUss unnurHnt tnfu
tNf ruhlgt tUn uf thD tus thUuiaeitaa lhrN shnntl
N .H NIu hlnis HletcF huy0f. atsIairlir 'ud civil
Ni"Hr uI iIn attiU. tlh NI hf N'uut leI1 IuterHsl
NI. NfH OBJ avrtV Intelligent U.Uten uhothrf nla ul
rtarf deriaun tnf apinian given PSI ihg Dourt ss
Hnn NIHf w. rHHlinun ta th0 ni1nus rN NHu hr pro-
NNIuI iHuru Or. tsan. AZ Wn frY flWuai rutrrlt uW
on tIn Increased su'arfI rt'una whrH w. NiHt tlrr
publications. tn hf|ar n nuf paper Oh r'aifiHur.r thr
hfitr rtrrnso ehfh w. must lnfuf n masking them.
We huNn thHf ever nuNrmhn isrosgi tl encourage
HnU sIftiIn lha HuanfIHkinr vii snui us Dts name Hi
nl't, AMT 1sr h.s Influence o. Iudur0 uthers o. o.
NNHHU..
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1 4 RED BLUFF STfTlON. on the Mobile and Ohio
n Rail Road. Number Of pupils limited to Twenty
The course Of instruction At this school will have
reference reparation for entering the University O
Mississippi, unless otherwise agreed upon by the pat
ron and teacher
No pupil viii he received for shorter term than five
month---the charges for which will be rs follows:
Tuition. S2uGA
Board. &C. mo inrlcntal-, 5000
Eb- There viii he four vacancies the first Thurs
3av Of January. 1859.
Apply TO the teacher, T. L. THOMPSON,
or to TlIOS. l.. BROTHERS.
At Brotherton, Wayne County, Miss.
Doc. l. lN5s. T-V
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DivSrs 20 GrS McQrrES-A public
dinner was gwen 10 Con. JouN McQuErS,
one Of the members Of Congress from
South Carolina. al Chcraw, on tho 10Th
ult. Tho distinguished gentleman made
nn Able speech. There s no trucr South.
cn man than Con. McQuEES. and none
more deserving the confidence Of his con
stilurnts.
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MAINS WoRE. Towns. &c.-Mr. A. Cav
ntE. late Gamble & skates, Vicksburg
continues The business at the old stand
and sproparcd 10 do work in Marble. sucl
as Nantes, Tomb. Stones. Monuments
&C.. &C., on the shortest notice. and at N,
most reasonable priccs. 500 his card IL
our paper to-day.
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How W. B,nxsnAtr The currespon-
doncc between Capt. BARksn,LE and the
committee Of the House Of Representa-
lives appointed 20 request him 10 mako a
speech at jackson, should not escape The
readers attention. Capt Barksdale take.
Che truo wouud-tbat Mississippi should
not consent o. live under an abolition gov.
crnmcut. fIis letter l. distinguished by
fclicitous dietion a. woll a. sound scnti
mont
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VIEW sTOREt NEW coo0sII

GREAT BARGAINS! LOW PRICES!!
"Quick sales and Small PrOnts"I
T'HE undersigned having lately bought out the
i store OF Col W. II. EDNoSsoN, will continue the
business At his old stand at the Corner where We are
ready 10 wait the customers Of the old concern
and the trading public generally
We have just Received the largest and best selected
stock Of Dry Goods. Clothing, Hardware, Cutlery,
trockcry. Sc. ever before brought to this market
which will be sold at rV Tor prizes for Cash We are
confident We can give bargains suited to the taste and
tax" our word for H. bUt call aud examine for your
selves.
$4,000 worth Of SHOES and BOOTS,
from the rough Brogtn 10 the delicate slipper. select
ed with great care aud warranted 70 please both a. 70
Splendid stock OF Dry Goods.
81 the latest styles, consisting Of tai!coes (Er"nch
nAd Alu"ucinl rom To p cents per yard; Meilno
Robes, beautiful patterns: peLanc Robes, new and
elegant style from flto 80: bcLAine in pieces, from
- cents 90 q per yard; silks. fine black. in patterns
ta--mores. heavy and light from 81 80 to = 80 per
yard; ladies Winter Shaw~. from - % TO tl"' LIZ
bHy~ Winter tlOuk~. richly made up and OF superior
material. from > 10 Sl5; Susquehannah and Nation
tl lUacd- &c low prices; French Twceds: Black ana
,ular.i Nptccas tiiughans from p To- - cents per
yard SIlrtlug Shecing. Flanncis Of All colorS ana
PLANTERS GOODS.
We solicit special attention To our stock Of Panta-
ton Goods. which Is large and wrlselecto'l, CONSIST
m-o kerSeyS, O-ntburss and Negro Clothing gen
orally, and which Will be sold on tho most reasonable
Mems and Boys ReRdy-made Clothing
which hut needs 90 be- 10 be admired; CONSISTING
OF Coats. Vests, Pants, &C., Scs all Of which VIII he
sold iuW for cash.
Hats and Caps, Hardware. CrOCkery, Cutlery, sc.
The public are respectfully invited To call ana eN-
anime our stock and the prices We are determined
boz thl- market being satisfied that quick sales ana
small Profits u 81 better policy uiah large iI"n'-
sHARMAN & HYDE.
B...-;., Ia. 1 1g5S S-ly
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OBITUARY.

DioI on fLe mn inst u iht residence - Mr. J. q
pUe,gortb six miles west of lgyiprae. smith Conn.
ty. Miss. Mr.. TERRY pUCkWuRTH
The departed has left behind her large number Of
relatives and friends. together with heart broIs,r
husband, to mourn her loss.
The flower ne once cherished
Is now wiihergd and serc,
His hopes all persisted
That once were so dear;
How sorrow and sadness
Abide in hi breast
And his heart is 20 weary
Il l1nccth for rest.
AIT.
R1l7gL, Nov. 18th. ISIS.
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Conklin Barnes & Shepherd, ! nj.
vs..
Robert Carson. ID"
In the Circuit Court of Jasper county. to
March term 1859.
DY virtue of the above stated fl. IA. to
Id me directed, | will sell for cash. be-
fore the Court House door, in the town of
Paulding. within the lawful hours of sale,
on hc first Monday Of January nert, the fol-
lowing described lands to-wit:
South west I and West ! of South East
I Of Sec. 81. West J, and West of North
East Of Sec. %. South East of North
Fast / and East I of of South East of
Sec. PC. all in township No. 3 of Range
No. II East; and North West I. and West
! of South West of Sec. 10 +. 3, r. -
East. Levied on as the property of the
above named defendant to satisfy the
above stated Fl. IA. and all costs.
SAMUEL PARKER,
Sheriff, y. G.
Dee. 4, 1858. s-3t
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psy- Latest accounts say that Cholera
has broken out in its most malignant
form In Japan-said h have been carried
there by an American man-ofwar, and
this impression has caused the people TO
entertain great preiudiccs against foreign
crs of an nations.
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ENTERPRISE STORE,
CLAIBORNE, MISS.
z ARAWAY

HAG lust received large stock Of DRY GOODS
1 AND GROCERIES, Of all kinds. together with
Hats. Boots Shoes, Crockrry Hardware, Tin Ware
Medicines. &c, 6Call the articles usually kept IN a
country store.
He sill sell goods ~ cheap any house IN the
southern country; or at MOBILE RETAIL PRICES
for cash ta puuctuaI customers time, with lit
lie more profit Call and see for yourselves.
Ciaijorls, N5ss.. Dec 1. ISIS. SIT
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Nrw G0ons-NEw 0oous-Wo invite
the attention Of our citizens resident, and
an within trading distance Of this place.
b. the advertisement Of Mesars. suAaSAS a
urpr. which We publish to-day. These
gentlemen have just commenced business
In Pauldina. and have brought ON a splen-
did stock Of Fall and Winter Goods, which
they are Offering At the lowest prices The
market viii justify. Their assortment ~
viii b. seen from the advertisement, EN-.
braces the usual variety contained IN up.
country stores. and h fully equal 70 the
demands Of enc tradc Give them call
and we think they can supply amy reason.
able want
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j. S. SzrR. DRra srosE-,IactsoH.-Wc
invite attention to the advertisement Of j
IS. Srzra's Drug Store at Jackson. Mr.. $
has as complete an establishment a. one
could wish tosce. and sells his goods cheap
lie proposes TO duplicate any bill made in
New Orleans.
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
VALUABLE LAND EnR SALE.

SSRfs2< THE undersigned offers for sale. on ac-
F&TSS3 commodatinC terms, the plantation on
glfJ1ksS which he now resides, which L. situated on
'YTP Buckatunny Creek. in Clark county. on the
- road leading from Quitman to NicholSon'-
Store, and II miles from DeSotO on the Mobile and
ONO Railroad The tract consists Of 1000 acres. and
about $50 Of which in cultivation and under good
fence There II also a good Dwelling House Gin
House and Press, and all the necessary out buildings
on the premises. This place Of the best tracts
Of Lind in East Mississippi. and besides is one Of the
prcttiest situations in the State.
This Land will be sold for one half cash and the
balance IN II months and is well worthy the attention
Of all persons DESTROYS Of purchasing good Land.
Address me at hacksvle, Clark county. Miss
JAMES MENASCO.
JtdTk JJt1tg. Mss, Feb =, 1888. 9l-1y
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X. ID. OGLETREE,
DEALER
! Northern and Western Produce.
| No. st. Louis Street,
MOBILE.
| Nor. q 1855. 7-Iy
DIR. HOOFLAND's
CELEBRATED
GER.H,1.T RS,


GERM. ~ RS.
WILL EFFECTUAILY CURE
LUIy Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaiudicc- Chr0nic NeyrO4
D'Jilitt, Diseases u the Kidneys, and all dts
eases arising from n dtsorderOd
Liu1- Stomach.
OUCH a. Const patton, Inward Piles, Funess o
- Blood to the Head Acdty Of the Stomach. Nausea
Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Funcss or Weight in
the stomach Sour ETuctatlons, Sinking or Futtcrino
AT the Pit II the stomach. swimming of the Head
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Futteriug al III,
Heart Choking or SufiOcating Sensations when IN ,
lying posture. DiWne~S of Vision, Dots or Webs IT,
fore the Light Fever and Dull Pain in the Head H..
hciency ofpcrspration. NellOwncss Of the sym an,
Eyes Pam IN the side. Back Chest Limbs &C. Sud
den Flushe- Of Heat Burning in the Flesh Constant
lmaginings Of Evil and great depression Of Spir-ts
The propTIetOrS. IN calling the attention Of t6e NH
lie to this preparation, do with feeling of be M
most confidence in It's virtues and adaptation Ia III,
diseases for which il IL recommended "
Il l. no new and untried article but one thai y,.
stood the test of ten yerstria before the Ar1err
people, and H. reputation and sale are uuryaIed Il,
any similar preparation eXtant The tcstimony IN -,
favor gwen by prominent and wel-knoV1, phvsiai,,
and individuals Ia all parts of the country Is iIitn,T
and careful pcrussd Of the Almanac. published IN
nualiy 10y the proprietor. and to he had gratis IN an,
Of his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most sl,ar
that ms remedy il really deserving the great cIIrt
IL has obtained, " 7~''' eNi''l y
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FruIt Trees aDd VIM.

PPLES, Pears, Peaches Plums, NectSrines Ami.
"A cots, Ounces Cherries. Almonds, Pomegranates
Figs, Oranges Lemons, CtrOns. ShaddOeks Mulher
RES Guayas, Bananas, &c. over 200 varieties IN fu
all Of superior quality The trees are Young thr6y
and of good size NTH no COCO. and cheap
The Proprietors ask a continuance Of favor alone
upon the merits Of their establishment. fa mistake
has at any time been made i will be corrected free 81
charge But if an inferior fruit has been sent (which
under their system is scarcely possible four fold vii
be- returned.
Catalogue sent on application.
W. A. WHITFIELD, n. O, -
or to SHELBY NEWSON, I DAY 81 LOUIS, Miss.
Bqy 81 LOUIS Nov. 0, 1858. Ann
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BIS. TArrAv & Cove call the attcn-
liou Of our readers 10 the card Of this
vickshurr 8rm They are extensive dcal-
crs in Iron. Paper Ink. Sc. II Is am cs-
tahlishod house. and customers may be
sure Of finding Thorn just and honorable
la their doalinrs.
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From these figures, it will he that nearly
fourth Of the total deaths in the country caused by
consumption to say nothing Of the numerous other
diseases springing from a "slight cold"
Do not trile with your health; but If suffering from
a cough. OF cold on the lungs buy a bottle Of HOQt
iaiIS B1lsGDie Cordial and you may safely count on
Thousands have done SO, and have certified to
it, wonderful effects.
Coughs sometimes proceed from n dlsordered or
dyspeptic state Of the stomach in which case the Ger
man Bitters should be used. Ia Of weakness
or general debility Of the system resulting from
proracted cough, the German Bitters will be found
Of great benefit.
Prepared only by DIR. VI. Jack SON. AIS Arch Street
Philadelphia. and for sale by Druggists and Storekeep-
throughout the United States and Canada. Price
IS cents per bottle
RJ- Sold by W. II. Edmonson Plulding Mississip-
P and by agents generally in any city and town in the
United States.
June r. 1855. 3Gly
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EDUCGTEO.V.GE.

TTNI = st MWIKNII.LE INSTITUTES, In NOTuhae
i County, has Just entered upon its Fifth Animal
Term, with full Glass To prevent any disappoint-
ment. the Principal would state that six Bows or
Young Men, De admitted on the End Mopday ~
February, 1859. Applications should be made Al
once. THOS. S. GATHRRIHT
(Th1ls7n Mss Sent g. 1855 5otf
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NEW ESTABLISHMENT AT DESOTO
ROBERT ID. MEEMS

TI.1Tt y SINH J0lNltl.)
HANING purchased the remaining stock OF Goods
Of. w. Collins, DeSoto. will conduct a pener-
al MERCANTILE BUSINESS, at the old stand He
viii keep constantly on hand large stock 81
staple. and Fancy Dry Goods,
embracing the usual variety suited TO the of the
up country.
GROCERIES. HARDWARE CUTLERY:
in fact everything suited the country trade or usIl-
ally found IN up country stores He Will sell at
MOBILE PRICES FOR CASH.
with the freight added, which Is all that the most ox.
acting customer could demand
His old friends IN Smith county, and the back coun-
try generally, bringing their cotton 10 neSoto. will
mud TO their interest TO give him call He pledges
himself to sell them goods for cash or in exchange
for cotton on a. good terms as they can be bought
anywhere on the line Of the road-at Enterprise OF
any other place HIS motto will he
QUICK SALES AND Low PRICES"
and he j. determined 10 please. HI respectfully so
clts a share Of custom. ROBr II. WEEMS.
DgSyf9 March 20. ISIS tf
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A. GAMBLE,

NJ \ II Ii l. T. & L II II T. r.
China Street. opposite " II Sparle's Livery Stable
NICk-Bl re-.
Il prepared TO execute MONUMENTS, TONES
/ VAULTS, etc. Head and Foot Stones, Carving
AMI Engraving, Marble Nantes, Caps, Slls snd steps
for buding-.
Also, cement, Plaster Of Paris, Hair, Fire Brick;
81
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Duty TaAiv. Tho Editor Of the Mscon
Bcrcoa was in Mobile a few days ago. and
inquired "a 20 the probability Of a daily
passenger and mail train on the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad. lie learned that Il
was 81 probable that The company would
run a daily train while there Is 40 much
cotton up the country. Every engine that
can be spared is employed taking down
The staple.
Nearly an the cotton west Of the Bigbc,
viii 40 10 Mobile This season. on the Rail
road. An intelligent gentleman from that
section. few days ago, informed a. that
there was very little cotton in the ware
hnn.ns on lhn hlln on Tho rivrr.
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EMPLOYMENT!

WVV ~ gIVU VVI lIOHIH =
ann Active. energetic young men wanted to
DOO act ~ agents IN an easy useful and honorable
bus uc--, by which they certainly make from $50
9" Sloo per month. F5- There's no bi,nitg here! u
For iull particulars address, enclosing two stamps
i1rrrturu postage W. X. TERRY,
Rockingham, y. c.
Doc. J. ISIS -T,-
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HOLLOW JAPANNED. BRASS. WOOD & WILLOW
WARE. TABLE CUTLERY, &C. &c.
HAS always on hand plentiful supply Of COOK
III ING STOVES, Of all sizes and patterns
Country Merchants would do wei to give his TIN
WARE trial. It j. made Of the best Material and
offered at low prices for Cash
Jackson. Feb "A. 1851. Ig-ly
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Valuable ChickaSaWha Land For Sale


M ILL BE SOLD, on the 22d Of December 1885
w g the highest bidder. before at private sae
my PLANTATION. lying in Wayne County, Miss
within one mile Of Red Bluff Depot, on the Mobile
ana ONO kallroad embracing about 1000 ACRES Of
state Of cultivation with good Dwelling House an
abundance Of pure Spring Water. Gin House Rarns
Orchards etc IL is noted for its healthfllness and
i celebrated for producing the finest Cotton sold in
the Mobile market.
on the same day will also be sold $40 acres on
which Is a set Of MILLS one Of the best streams
in the State in a good Pinery.
Also, Corn, Provisions Mules, Stock Farming Uten-
sis, etc.
TERNs-For the Land one-third CASH. remainder in
one and two years "
REFERENCEs.-W W. Lang Mt. Sterling, Ala. C. n
Lang, Clarke County, Miss Boykin & McRae Mobile.
or J. b. Billingsiey who lives upon the piece
Octaber sd 1858. 90.
The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-12-04
CERTIFICATES.

NtNNsBORO, :. G.. March. 2. 1851
I DAVID ELkIN, do hereby certify that | have
i been afflicted for about two months with Inham-
matory rheumatism, one of my legs being much
swollen, stiff and that found il exceeding Civ
difficult 20 wall-that the stiff Joint has been twice
rubbed with Prof DeGraths celebrated Electric oil
within thirty hours and now have the perfect use OF
the afflicted limb. | was also troubled with partial
deafness in my left ear and by a single application of
the Electric Oil my hearing has been greatly i'm
proved. DAVID ELKN