Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1860-06-22

dour for his hcarbc. and vsyng the Same in
suchr order ms before writton at the endc of
tenno or twelve daies he was healed. From
that TYNE fourth the fame Of that hoarbo en-
creased in such sorte that monye came from
all places TO have that same hearbo. Emong
all others there was n woman that had her
face covered with Ringwormc rooted, as
though she had Nisour on her face, to
whom the saide J.: Ambassadors caused the
hoarbo 20 he given her, and told how she
should vse it. and at the end of eight or tennc
daics this woman was thoroughlcye healed,
she came and Showed herself 60 the Ambassa-
dour, shelving him of her hcalyng. After
there came a captain to proscute his sonnc
sicl,o of the Hinges Gull, TO the saido L. Ann
bassadour, for to sendo him into France, vnto
whom there was save made of the sadc
hcarbc, whiche in a fcwe daies did begnue
10 shcwe great signos of healing and finally
altogether healed Of the kingos Gull. The J.:
Ambassadour seeing SO create eieetes proc
ceeding OF this hearbe, and hauyng heard
saye that the Lady Montigny that was, dyed
at Saint Germans, of an vlccr breddc in her
breast, that did turn to Noh me- i1ugcre, for
whicho there could never be rcmedcy bee
foundc and likewise that the Countess of
(uho, had sought for all the famous Phisi-
tuns of that Rcalme, lor to hcalc her face,
ynto whom they could give no remedoy, ho
thought it good 90 communicate the same in-
to Frluucc, and did send it 20 Kyng Fraun-
eos the scconde; and TO the Queen Mother,
and to many other Lorlcs of the Courtc with
the manner of goycrnyng the same and hou
TO apple it ynto the said diseases, even as hc
had found il 10y experience and chiefly to
the lorde OF Jarnac, goyernour OF Rogel,
with whom the sadie Lordc Ambassadors had
great amite Tor the service OF the hyng. Inc
whicho Lordo OF Jarnac, told one daye at tho
Quesnes Table, that he bad caused the Nico-
t'd"e to bo distilled and caused the water 20
be dronko' mingled with water E"Phfas'e'
otherwise called eyeorght, to ono that was
shorte oreatheu' ana was WncreWIth healed.
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"or'ae' Nc' I'''.-bIacN Letter.
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A PATRIOTIC MINISTER.
Some time ago Presbyterian minister not
far distant from North Haven, Connecticut,
applied to Lieutenant OF the militia to step
INTO the market and give him the words of
command, in order to his performing the man
ual exercise; the officer declined il, but being
repeatedly pressed to a compliance, consented.
The minister declared he had practiccd the
military exercises with the intention OF going
to Boston against the Kings troops, if there
should be occasion for his service. Having
taken post in the market, he shouIdcred,
faced, marched, and performed all the motions
with much cxactncss, to the great delight Of
turbulent lilbernian, who was about cigh-
teen years ago sold in this part of the world,
lthis probably refers to the custom OF selling
man for the commission of crime and on
all occasions insults the name and govern
mcnt Of our most gracious sovereign and bids
defiance to the law This republican thank
ed the divine for his fine performance, ap-
plauded his gallant resolutions, and conduct
ed him to enjoy mug OF flip at his own
house. gentleman passing by, whilst the
puritan was exhibiting d ia maitairc, asked
him IT he had quite iorsaken his spiritual for
O soldier profession, upon which the crowd
menaccd HIM with coat OF 'ar and icathcrs'
but the former secured himself by prccipi-
tate retreat.
PETITION.
1.-The petition of divers old women OF the