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Notice.

a IL persons indebted to the estate of Ioxr
IA DAWSON dec. IF Amherst county, by bond,
notes or otherwise, requested 70 come forward
Immediately and discharge the sar.e---Aud those
haviur claims against the estate, ale also request
ed to bring them forward legally authenticated,
that they may lie discharged.
JOHN S. DAWSON, 6duinisya.og
Of JoHL DAwsoN, dec.
August 10, 1894. 3m
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"a -RlnCk IYon0n.

II DEQCR W oman,
Between forty and fifty years Of age, wanting to
attend to making beds and cleaning rooms
One who can come we'll recommended Tor indus
try sobFiety and honesty, shall receive very high
wages. For terms apply 20 the printer hereof.
24th September, 1904.
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RO: H. WALLER, c.
FOX SIZE,
A TraGt Of Land.

w THEREON I now reside, in AlberarIe
y county, ten miles above Charlottesville, ON
the waters Of Morman's and Mlchan7's rivers
containing zoo acres. There rs on this land va
liable orchard, a good dwelling house, kitchen,
barn. and other convenien, out houees. and on
eTce'ientsPring--the plantation is large enonel,
to work eight or ten hands to advantage. and In
good farming conditisn-this land is wei adspt-
ed 70 the culture ot corn, wheat and tobacco
there IS upwards Of 30 acres of valuable low
cfounds--ihs andisconsideredt lemost valuable
tract IN that neighbourhood. any person inclin-
ING 20 purchase win be shewn the land bv the
'uhscrl5er--ihe terms ofpaymentw be one third
part OF the purchase money paid in advance. the
other two thirds in two equal annual pavnents.
bond with approved security will be required Of
the purchaser. Possession Of tho land may be-
had this fall, with crop of small grain and a
pert o. the buildings. r. tile will be made in
March next and full possession given.
JOHN ROBES.
hugust 18Th, 1904 WIN
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That the form OF the power Tor selling, as
signing and Transferring bank stock, be-
KNOW ALL NRN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
OF do hereby constitute Iud ap
point OF true and lawful attorney.
FOR ard in name snd behalf TO sell, a.s;rn
and transfer unto any person or persons, ~. -.oe
OF any part OF share INTO belonging
m the capital orjoint sock Of the President, Di.
redors and Company of the Banl; of virginia and
for 1het purpose to make zra execute III aecessa-
~ aas Of assignment and transfer, Nnd further.
more one or more persons under to substi.
taJe, wiki Ike full power. In witness whereof
have hereunto set hand and seal.
this day of in the year
Sealed and delivered
in the presence of 4w
Signed,
GOEN- RROrFENR POrIc Y CuL:..
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VaIhaMc property 5y sale III Couyt Of 9uasieyty

S ssion held and continued fer .di6en,qrIe
County, The I'm day 9f august, 1905.
John Car, plt.0
.sgGinss
Hacb;ey and Fisher, and AnGer- Z L" ENHneer2.
son aud Watson. defts
I 'HE defendants Hackey and Fisher, not hav.
= ing entered their appearance and given secu-
rity according TO the aet OF assembly and the rules
of this court, and it appearing to tie satisfaction
of the court that they are not inhabitants of this
state: On the motion of the plaintiff by his coun-
sci, IL IS ordered, that the said defendants RACK
Icy and Fisher appear here on the frs, day fNo-
vember court next and answer the plaintiffs bin;
and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed in some one OF The public newspapers printed
IN the city OF Richmond, for two months success.
sivey, and also posted at The front door of the
courthouse of this county.
copy-Teie,
JOHN NICHOLAS CI,,.
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HN Thursday the 18th OF Decembernext, win
= BE- sold 4; public auction, the premises,
tire PL6NTA1ION whereof now live contain
ing about ONE THOUSAND ACRES, together with
9IpENT1' NkGROES, all the Stock, P,antGti
on Cfr9sits - Household FW'n,hye. The terms of
payment for the Land will be one third cash,
and the balance in cwo yearly instruments, for the
payment of which, 4 deed Of trust on the pro-
perry viii be required On MI the ether articles,
credit ct twc.ve months will be given. the pur-
chaser giving bond ~ith approved security, TO
bear interest from the GATE ifnot pun9ualy paid.
This plantation is eligibly situated on the main
road from New Canton to Richmond, two miles
from the former place and he same distance from
James river it Is 1T present under good fences,
IS well watered and timbered, has an excellent
dwelling house, with kitchen, smoke house, &c.
&c. ali good repair, and rs generally allowed to
be, ~ point or fertility, not interior 70 any plan
tatioa IN the neighboushood.---On she same
day VII BE sold. on the premises. on : credi, of
twelve months, two wei improved LOIS in the
own ot New Canton, one oil which is now leased
tor seven years. IT fos,y-iive pounss per annum
For this properly bond aud approved security
Clearing interest from the d1ge If not pun6luapy
paid) viii be required. For further particulars
enquire OF Mr. George Watt, Richmond, OF MIR.
James Rea IN New Canton
ROBERT FILL.
buckingham county. Goth S,pt 1904 tf
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That the form of the power for voting rv
proxy, respecting the enaaing repeating o, mend.
ing bye-laws ordinances and regulations, be-
hNoW ALL MkN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
Of do hereby appoint
Substitute or proxy, to represent ct All meet
ings Of the stockholders c the Bank of Virginia
and in name and behalf 20 vote fesueairr
the ens6ting, repesliag orEnsndirg such bye-lavs.
ordinances OF regulations rs may be deemed re-
cessary and ccnveniens for the governments OF said
baul; H. wiluess whereof hsve hereunto
set hand aud seal, this day ce
in the year
Sealed and delivsrcd1
in The presence of
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department. OF STATE,
sd of Nav. 1901 (

-1"Vt u I'III' lc-+ ,
Tie printers gf';6- ll,ss IF ,bc United States ay-
requested 70 irse,r roe oJy0e IN their Ca9ertes t,pice
week or RE space q SIX months, and zoe Cdiiec-
tors Of f5e Customs to keep eooies Of II posfe. Up
in .teiy Offices Tune / On
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Land for Sale.


I AM disposed to sell my traSt of land in the
county of Amelia. whereon a. present r side.
Containing 400 acres. IL is advantageouslv situ
ated on the north side OF West creek iusr above
Its Junction with Deep creek There is on this
tract about 2SO acres of cleared land under good
fences and i'll good farming condition the balance
stands sin VIZ pods ard is of prime 2 ohacco ouaIitv
ne creek, (by which IL is bounded on the south !
has considerable guam tity of swamp land attach.
cd TO IT., which abounds with fine large timber OF
white OAK, poplar. ash, &c. and lies convenient p
noush to every part of the plantation TO furnish
rails wltout cutting any Of the high land There
IS also about 40 acres Of FIRST rate meadow land.
winch lies in one body, beautifully situated, and
produces natural grass sufficient to winter one
hunufed head OF cattle annua'ly-about 20 acres
OF TINS mes "w is reclaimed. and the balance
may be put IN the same situation with but little
trouble or eNpense-it may be necessary TO observe
that no part OF It is liable toriow, oveit being
considerable distance from the creek and sufFci-
ENVY dry to produce either Tobacco or Corn The
improvements Consist of q new dwelling house,
"a feet by Is. with brick chimney al each end
rooms below and rooms and a passage above
stars, also commodious cellar, with a ire piace.
underneath the house, a smokehouse and kitchen,
ali OF which are newly painted on the out side
tobacco barnes, &c.
Those who are inclined TO purchase such pro
perry are invited to view the premises, which I
presume VIII be a better recommendation than a.
ny thing can say.
w''l treat with any gentleman privately until
the hr5t day ofjuiy, on which day it will be sold
at public sale, on the premises, if not previously
disposed,ot at private sale The terms will be one
han cash when possession is given (Which will
be when dcmandcd) and the other half in twelve
months-to secure The payment of which a deed
OF trust on The property will be required. There
Is Al present 100 bushels OF vvheat sowed on the
best part OF the plantation. which the purchaser
may take or nor take also 8priIne laborers. which
ne may have the balance Of tie Decentralization
to be MAIDS TO the subscriber, on the premises.
!. ROBERTSON.
dMeIiG. 1st Fcb,rnrp. 1901 -
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DR.. z VISIONS
Hcb Ointment.

'HEIs Ointment has remarkable afeendancy o..
yer every other competition heretofore diCco
veret for cleaning and beautiiying the kin.
Pimpie' and all kinds of Erupticus on the Face
aud eliewhere, and Cutaneous diGempcrs OF alnloit
every kind. are radically cured by this Ointment.
1t cures the Itch IN inort cline with fafelg, and
eaie.
This Ointment is very agreeable in fnelL il
leaves the isin imooth and beautiful, and may at
all times and on all oceaiions be u(ed agrecably TO
d'Fcetion3 without in the leatt endangering the
patients healtb.-Price "a cents box.
Iyce'S Ditto, price SO csHt,.
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ADMIRAL NELSON,

T,roHr years old last spring, a beautiful well
- formed brown bay horse, imported last fall by
William Ligh;foot, Esq. and now his property,
fifteen hands three inches and half high, full Of
strength, health and vigor, and interior to no
horse either Ior speed o. bottom OF fine bone
and muscle and uneqlaled ACTIVITY; VIII stand
~ MY stables this season, in Powhatan county,
20 miles above Richmond, on James river. aid
will be Lei 70 mares ut Three Guinness rhe leap,
paid down. ami Six the season, with A. 81 TO thc
groom but the season may De discharged by the
payne n of 90 dollars or before the lst Eoven-
Der The season will eud lst August. Good and
extensive pastures gratis, and servants found
wa's attending their mares. No responsibility
fof involuntary escapes " accidents.
This horse has not run many races, bur his per-
soYr-ances will sufficiently justify the oPn'on of
Lord Grosvenor and his SON. who certify mar they
considered him the b 81 three year old in En-
gia d. which may be -een under their hands and
seas
In O6obcr 1885, st New-Maret, he won a
sweepS;ak>s Of 1900 guineas, II Subscribers at
zoo gul.-as each, half forfeit, colts carrying 3
stone D. iilIies stone. beating Sir Harry, MIR.
Cooksoa S b. c. by Sir Peter, Mr.. Pe,rin's b. c.
Young Jave,io. Sir Francis Stanlish's ch c Split
= geun--j To ( agaisst Admiral Ne'son, : 10 4
ag4in.t ST. Harry, s 10 l against Sphr Pigeon,
and - 20 against Young Iaven
In 1900 he won sweepstakes ofl610 guincas,
lie ruhscribers at ZuOgulneas eacn, heating Lord
Egrc.1on.'s b. c. by Preceptor, out Of Bob Tail,
mir. Perrin's b. c. Javein, and Mr.. Gold:ng's
Boosters to On Admiral Nelson. In 1900,
he got so much injured in his practice that he did
nor come on ;he turf again until 1908. when he
won purse of & so, mile heats, beating seve-
RAJ .ine ho.ses--See Sporting Magazine for this
year.
Pc D I II l. Z.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred by Lord
10 I'm, D,tu and oil -,
his dam Olivia, by Justice; her dam Cypher by
Squirrel out of Fribble's dam, by RegsIus.-See
Supplement TO the Stud Book. page 81.
JOHN HARRIS.
n. b. Notes for the six guineas must be sent
with the mares. w3m
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D r A @ 0 N,

+ ATE the properly of his grace the Duke of
Il - Bedford, and sire of Spectator, Taran'ua,
Jenny, Spinner, Creepsr, PheniX, Hospitality, &c.
will stand the ensuing season. near FsrmvIiie, at
Ten Guineas and Dollar TO the groom for each
mare. The season will commence the first day
of March next, and end the LIST day of August fol-
lowing extensive pasturage Of superior quality
will be furnished gratis and the greatest attention
paid but responsibility FOR accidents escapes.
The money will be expected for the season of such
mares pastured before they are removed,
and notes sent with those that are not to be left
with the horse, payable the LIST OF August next.
Appiyto RICHARD KNOWLES,
Agent for John Randolph.
Bizarre, Jan. Is, 1904. wtlJun
p. S. Faruville is miles below Prince Edward
courthouse, and So from Carersvilie. Mares fed
IF required.
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Tor Scte 6y
SHiP.fFD u LUC&E, RIsHMoSD,
he following Valuable
Family Medicines,

Which they are also forw ardng 70 the Following
persons, viz.
Virginia Thomas III. Walton, Gainesville !;
Thomas Wyatt. Lynchburg john Gillian < Co.
Cumberland Thomas Miller Bedford; Moses
Norris, Columbia; Samuel Shelton s. Co War
rem; Zachariah Hall, Powhatan John Peyton,
Milton Isaac Caruthers& Co Lexington; Benl.
& Chrs'o pher Morris. Staunton Richard Ran
kin, "A gusta Jennings GaPl; Peter Crawford.
LOUISE Henry II. Dickinson, Caroline; Robert
Warbwton, Williamsburg; Barclay & BARCLAY
Ayletts Warehouse; Capt. Lewis Booker, Essex.
North Carokina.-Major James Vaughan. Will
liamsbcrongh; Norwood & Blackwell, Granville;
Thomas Webb, ditto.
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Committed to the Jail of

Alhemafle county a negro man about IS yearsof
age yeilowish black complexion. spare made,
, ieet 8 or inches high. rather stoop shoulder.
Cd has Kind of hitch when he walks in one IF
ms hips, has been severely whipped. and saws ne
belongs 10 Mr. James Mantelce. who has ia,eIv
moved over towards Greenbrier from Hanover.
Also negro boy abou, ~ or liz wears old, yellow
complexion. says he belongs TO MIR Su,ia,s of
Augusta county The owners are requested TO
come forward, prove their property, &c or they
will BE dealt with the law diretis
THOs WILLS, Jr Tailor.
Alben,arle CO. Apni 1, 1904. 3w
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THE SUBSCRIBER,

Wishing to EMPLOY his cahitai in another
Svay, hrohoSeS 10 sell, at Public VendUe,
on tie 23d day Of May merit, az me Eagle
7aUsrn, commencing ar l O'Clock II. N.
ME following nell situated and Vaiua6Ie
PROPERTY, 7Uithin This eity--Uiz:
TIVE LOTS, between the balm of the
4 Canal and Janice river---ou one OF thele,
10 good two Rory dwelling hou!e, Offices
and garden. On another, there ia dwell
ling hoOfe, Offices and garden, of equal va
lue--On another, there is imaller dwell
ling houfe AID garden he swo oTher Lots
are finely ftuated on the South Eat dde
OF the Hay Marker Square, upon one of
which there is good lumber houle.
ALTO, that very conmojicus, finely ftu-
sted, two cory b'ick Dwelling lIoule,
with a lqiare of fouf Lots, more eligible
in point OF i,uation perhaps, han ony o.
Iher 10 the Guy and completely srrauged
Offices, on which be lrUlcribsf now rciides.
4 further deGoupiJu is deemed uunec-r-
fairy, az l. 10 wlihed topt tboie who ere dd-
pof.d 70 purch4ie, @iii pfevou1y examine
the preniieo. The la} fcri5ed Square. viii
be found worthy o! ssr,cuiar attention,
iince there 10 nor another entire fqosre, per-
haps, t. lie purchs;sd on any tens.
IL is Wi krora ,ha, property IN Rich
mond ooe.m.- daily, more aud more 7sius-
bic n rap,d fn,te,ie OF commerce and
population, the eat md incrc log advan-
tsges o. ne C.osl AID 'he eitab.lhmcnt % a
Bank, with many her pubic iuai,alons.
IA fifY he opinion, 'hst properly thus htua
ted vii, cOp'inue tu 5dysacc in price
The t,rns oi .slc viii be, a cr,dit OF five
ineaisea,s--the asa isi.iag doe tx months
lafier ihe doy Of ille, and the Others to luc-
coed az al interval OF fix months from each
4Jther.
Should j; be agreeable for purchsfers TO
snake prompt payment, liberal diicount
ell be made; as is 10 an obiea to obtain
Ihares 10 ,hs Bank,
ID. VI RANDOLPH.
Richmond, zo'h March, 1864. wtds
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DR.. RAwSoN's

DR.. RAWSON's
8nfi- Bilious and Sf0macbic Bifiers,
Prepared by Thomas II. Rewlon. New Lon.
dor, Member of the Connecticut Medical Society,
for which dfeovery he obtained Patent, 6gned
by the PRECEDENT of the United States July a4th,
1901, agreeably TO an Act oi cougre,s.
NE celebrity and demand for thefe Bi,tcrs,
4 and unfolicited letters and certificates OF their
fngular virtues and effects, as we'll from eminent
Phyiic,ans as others of the fra refpeaabisy,
daily received by the Patensee, from all parts of
the union, proves them expeEimentally the grea..
ten difcovery yet made IN the healing art.
The following arc fome of the moi prominent
Complaints in which thefe Bitters are effcacious,
ard 70 universally admired, VIZ
indige0ion, Dyientaries,
Debility, Gravel,
Head aeheS Dsoplies,
Lownefs OF fpiri,s, Worms,
Bilious eomplaintt Agues,
Iaundies Rheumatifns,
Female complaints
And all that train of complicated complaints 20
Common in the fall and iprng feafors.
THEr remove by their Rimula,ing effeas thc
two extremes of coflive sno relaxed habits OF ho-
dy, procure hrong appetite and diSeAion, dir.
Pofing to briiknefs and lvelincis thefe perlons
who before taking them were melancholy, low
ipirited, and trembling, and remove thofe dull,
unpleaiant fenia.on., 10 dilsgEeeable to % borne
Price so cents.
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one Of them containing us ID acres. moe or
less, and commonly known and called by the
name of Bih's Tract part whereof lies in Hano-
yer and part in Goochiand.
The other tratt contains 100 acres, more or less,
and lies in Hanover. The subscriber believes
that the latter tra6t is commonly known by the
name of Fenton's place Borh rrafs adioin each
other, aud will be sold together. These lands are
distant from the city of Richmond about p niles,
in a healthy situation and an agreeable neighnor-
hood IL is deemed unnecessary to say any thing
with respect the quality of the SOIL as il 4. be-
lisved that any one inclining to purchase will fast
view the lands
The sale will be made by virtue of a deed Of
trust from Thomas Thompson. Jane Isabella, his
wife, and William Duval, 20 George Yu;lle, do
ted the 22d Of March, 1906, aud recorded in the
general COURT June following; n secure the pay
ment Of debt due from the said Thomas Tto.lp-
son TO Murdoch Fe,rns g, Co-aud which d. d
OF trust the subscriber was authorised 70 carry
iuto cleo by deed Of Assignment made between
him and the aforeuamcd Thomas Thompson and
George Yule dated the Esd Of January, 1898,
aud recorded in the genera! court he 15h oe No
vem5cr following, which two deeds will be ex-
hibitcd On the day o. sale, aud decd Of convey
ance with special warranty, will be executed 10
the purchascr,by
CHARLES COPELAND.
Richmond 5l6,h February, 1901 vtds
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Dollars, $4,000
All tickets drawn blank may be renewed in the
next class, At 10 dolls. each; the price of all o.
theirs will be Is dolls.
All prizes of 1 5 doars may be renewed for the
next class, or paid. at the option of the person
entitled IF they be not claimed within three
mouths after the drawing commences, they viii
be considered Is renewed in the second elias.
The drawing TO commence in the city o. VIII
Harrisburg, on the Isl day of June, 1904. under
the management OF James Madison, onn Brdck-
en-, William Nelson, Robert Greenhow, Burwei
Bassett, Robert Saunders, Samuel Tyler, Cham-
pion Travis, William Lightfoot, Littleton w.
Tazewei, George Tucker and James Semple.
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Genuine Ar0matic PASTE.

Genuine aromatic PASTE,
For the Teeth and seurvv ia the Gums. Prepared
only by ]. THOMPSON, New London, Con-
neairut.
THE only Medicine in the void tha, will with
iaiety. cafe AID certainly, cure the Scurvy IN
the Teeth and Gums. This Pate eesnfes the
Teeth and purifss the Gum, OF any fou,neis, or
acid eorroliye humours i, braces and itreng,hcns
the Gbres Of the Gums, 10 tina. they adhere eloCe
TO the feeth IL likewif- makes the Tc..b appear
white and beautiful ard takes off all diragrecable
fmelis from the breath which generally ari(e from
Seorbute Gums and bad Teeth. The Public are
cautioned to be on ,ac'r guard 4gainli pur-hafng
fpurious kind of PlHe made 5y one ), "A. p. Lee,
OF New-London his fpurioui kind IL ct a dirty
brown colour in cough rim boxes. The genuine
kind is o. lively red colour, in neat pewter box
e., and each direction paper fgnedhY !. Thomp'
Ton the onll P,oprietor in his own baud writing.
Whe'e ailo may be had,
Or DAWSON
HHti- Bilious Pdtegt Pill,
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DR.. RAW SONS
Worm P07OderS.

A Medicine which for efficacy and fsfesy in its
N operation ftands unrivaed The nIoit au-
thentic proofs and refPeA abba auta ores of it's ar
toniihirg virtues and furpriGng effects in extreme
ADD alarming c'fes Of Worms may be feen at the
places OF ille.-Price SO cents package.
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S T A C E.

BE2WEEN RICHMOND 5y S1.AUN7oM.
& LINE of STAGES will commence running
4 between Richmond and Stanton Oh the
18th lnstant--The stage will leave Richmond e.
very Wednesday a. o'clock IN the morning. and
arrive at Staunten Friday by noon-leave
S'aunton every Saturday at 5 o'clock in the
morning and arrive at Richmond on Monday by
noon.
Fare for passengers. 9 dollars.
Way passengers cents mile.
JOSEPH GRANT.
Richmond, April II. 1904. VT,
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Take Notice, that on the

twenty-second day of May next, shall attend :.t
Mo James Hazegrove tavern, in Hanover coun-
ty, to meet the commissioners appointed by the
cour'ot Hanover county, in order 10 make a close
OF my administration on the estate OF Mrs. Agnes
Anderson (decoased) and to make distribution
OF the same among the lawful Representatives
and IN order so TO do, all persons indebted 10 the
es'a'e are requested to come forward on that day
prepared 70 discharge their respective debts, and
those holding claims against The estate are desir.
ed TO bring them forward properly authenticated.
Those who fail may be assured thar the law viii
be vigorously intiitted and every advantage taken
OF tins notice, by
CHARLES SMITH,
Administrator of the estate OF 4 nes
Anderson, deceased
New-hen1 county, April Is. 1904. VS.
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DR.. RAWSON's
Patent Ant- Bilious Pills, are Family
Pbyfc.
'yNHEsE Pil'r produce the moi fenGblc and fur
p.iling elFett. on rhe Billions paiIsges, and
di1eharge with facility and cafe all kinds of ilions
Competitions, and exrerience proves them iuperior
TO any other phyfc for
Bilious 8. Yellow Fe- Coaivensrs
vers, Female complaints,
Choices, And for delroyinp
D'zEineiJ Worms in the bowels
Pains in the Stomach g. OF children,
Bowels
In RIeAs Colds and fudden attacks of di'order.>
an early uie OF thele Pills often produce the nap
Pieft effects.
Families living remote from GciIfrl Physicians
ought Away TO be provided with mr. Pills and
Bitter, as ther fashionable application by dC-
charging congeaions and giving tone to the 6r(t
pat!ages oftentimes preveut the moR fcriou. and
formidable maladies, and when taken agreesbiy
to directions have produced wonders in the cure
OF Fevers and Agues, 70 prevalent in new eountre,
and low and marihy viilageA-Priee IS and 81
cents box