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at MEETING e'fbe Boari Of Diretssr. the l4usuaf
[tE"'@"s. "os'ety' 9gafnf Tirf n4iateg5 Of tbs
STATE Of PiIsiAia, bekl at tie General oes on he
so'b Of Septsm5cr 1906.
The too1Uing Rsfoiutoa zva5 aSs,feI 4g55 i, b. o,d.
@t6f 6oa'1 p46ySAdfas tie isarmatis1 Of all fe,Jsal
sOne:,0e1, Yiz:
a GREAT variety of caufes, having concurred
= to render 1t inconvenient and imprataicable ,o
complete the revauation of thoe Buildings, in the
owns ana III the country, which had been injured
prior to the SOth OF January $685. at the period Ii
mted by The lalt refoutioR of the Board on thar
fubjea.
R''ged, therefore, that the fpreial agents of THE
society be allowed till the firf day of December next.
inciuive, TO complete the revaluation of all BUILDINGS
which have been injured aforeiaid, within the dif
triets and towns for which they may have been fe.
verally apPointed and that no further indulgence.
hereafter will be extended to thofe members of tb
Society who iha fail have their buildings revalu
Cd on or before the iaid rf day of December next.
ALEXANDER M'RAE, Pref M.A.s.
leite, LEWIS M. RIvALAIH, {. B. D.
e' % oaw4w.
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M. pOubril for the latter and Geret.i Cis
Tor the former power, on the goth of the prt Ient
month. Preliminary articles of peace between
france and Creat-Britain were 6gned about 6
O'CLOCK ON the evening of the 35th, at Paris. be-
tween the fame gen. Clark on the one part. ard
iord Yarmouth on the other part. With ref
peer TO the term, nothing la. sranGireI, and
probably nothing svW, till the ratification Of
the prei'minartes. The idea that prevails here,
generally, IS, that France, Ruliia and England
nave IN TINS treaty of peace confidercd each
otner as frF.r0fe powers-and the other DOW.
CTS OF tne earth as JeconSary; and that of courfc
e~cn VIII make hberal concefiions to the other.
"A new German corfederacy has arifcn on
the khine.--The kings of Bavaria and Written
burg, the emperor's brother-in-law the duke Of
Sieves, and the prince of HeG. CafIel, and foaIe
others, are parties to it +; Cardinal Fetch, as co.
aoJntor OF the Arch Chancellor of the HOLY Eo
man Empire is to prefde over the civil part of
II E: the whole being under the guarantee of NJ ..
FOLSOM the Great.
a." France thus furrounds herfelf with wall of
hre; and after very few years of peace win
become the mott RourilAing country in Europe :.
eipecially now all Italy is fecured for ages from
all probability of attack.
Whenever the prefent Pope expires, the
Holy See will be transferred to hvignon, and the
territory OF Rome form a new kingdom between
Naples and Milan.
{" Europe is about to be arranged under r
tytten that promifes duration.
6 The U. States will at wGely if its govern.
ment adopts fyaem of eomeftic mapufat1ure,
and commerce, inRead of attempting to hold
what will be wreaed from them by the cordial
concurrence OF France and G. Britain within
very lew years after the peace fhall be confirm.
ed"
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Office is hereby given, that one Of the Hou-
les, intended for the education of YOUTH in the
rev Glaigow Academy, is now in fuch forwardnefs
as WIZ De TT for the reception Of Students in few
weeks The Trulees of the faid nli,ution, there
ioIe, Prcpoie TO commence public fehool about
the hrlt day of November next enuing: and in the
mean time, to engage fome gentleman Of talents and
cafaoity, in tho liue of teacher Of the Latin and
Greek languages, and fueh branches of the Mathe-
naiek' & PhilofoPhy ufualIy taught in Schools,
u is Preumed none will apply but thofe diainguihed
for their ability in this line Of efabled upriShtne
and virtue. The Tru0ees, win to be particular in
ihs Telpea, from perfonsl knowledge, or well atef
TED communication; and it is hoped and expe ted,
mat the Peeuuary emovments and other induce
J"sns ~ this itution, will be fuch as to warrant &
yaabJ well grounded belief that the PROJECTS of
utor, and PRECEDENT we'll fitted for the duties of fucb
Patton, will be amply gtatiGed in The commencement
< further progrefs Of this inan, feminary of learning
for inther particulars, application will be made to
William S. Crawford, Efquire, near the premiles.
y alio further notified that decent and eomforta
bic boa.d very convenient to the buildings, can be
yro'ufed for the accommodation Of Audents upon
nlojerase tsrais.
THE TRUSTEES.
OefeoeT Z. 4g
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FOR SALE,
oa.7,Isos.

a TRACT of LAND, in AIbemsd. cor,.~.
L n on the waters of Buck Msnd Cree(r q, ~
iou'h hde Of the Rivsnna River, containing by fur.
vey four hundred and Geventy acres, patented to
John Davldion, by grant, dated 18th of Sertember
1896. This tratt was conveyed by Davidron TO me.
to raie by iae Of divers fums Of money, which he
owed to Davdlon and Goddard, Merchants Balti-
more; and to John Goddard by deed, under which,
Vember next, Charlottesville before the Tavern &c
Mr. Eiti'' AT which time win exhibit the paten.
and deed, under which am authorized 10 make This
tale The title will be made in purluance of the a..
thority veaed in me.
October 7. I,o'
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ROBERT JOHNSTON,

REGS leave to inform his friends and the nnbI;,.
- that he has removed his Store from the houre bs
lately occupied opPoGe the Eagle Tavern, to one Of
MIR Thomas Mtchers new houfes nearly oppoGts
to Meirs Taylor and Browns vendue Office, wher,
he is now opening general affortmen; of
DkI COODS q IRONAIONGERY,
which ne will dfpofs of at moderate profit
N. B. He will Rent OF Sell his Brick 7,,e,,s,. -.
Shoekoe Hill, adjoining to MT. Robert Cordas's.
October 7. rs
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. so.
The Two Brothers, having the Tunifian Min
iaer on board, has put into Marblshead the
Minilter being indifpofed.
BALTIMORE, september %.


Esf,ae7 Of letter, dated NaeLiseebsi, lItb dnryh,
1906. * -
An opportunity ferving to Fort Adams, take
advantage of it to make known to you the prefent
rate of things here. In my Ian informed you of
500 Spaniih horfemen which had arrived at Bayou
Pierre they have been fince reinforced by between
Sand 400 more, and have extended their line within
SO nii!esofthis poh A few days Gnee major Porter
wentout to hold conference with the Spaniih COM
mander, whom he met SO miles from hence the re-
tut OF the conference cpn only Judge from the eff
te9, tor no offeniive meafures have foowed thosgh
duty performed WITH the fame 1ranefs, and no re-
Taxation whatever in meafures of precaution. In
deed our troops are, though comparatively few, in
excellent fPrit, and anxious be led again the Spa
nards if they were obliged to engage, feel no ap.
Prehenons about the refult for though they are
~ numerous, they poefs neither the fame d(cipline
nor the indictments that do love Of our country
IS net paiion of theirs, and they come with very
evident figns of reluctance, and if an execute offered
would be very glad to go back again. Two Ameri-
cans who were taken Bayou Pierre, when the Spa
nards arrived there, attempted efcape, of then
OF the name of Watkins has fucceeded the other fail
ed in the attempt.
There are reports of the Spaniards having over
taken and obliged captain Freemans party TO return
back; but this do NOT credit"
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SPORTS OF THE TURF.

VIII be run for over the Aylett's ware-houfe
courfe, Qn King Willam), on Thurfday the
z3rd infant,
q SUBSCRIPTION PURSE, t,yo min
I beats, free far any boyye, mare or peEI;ng
fbHt ne7er qVon a Pure -r S1Veeb-Stake rntranee
90 dollars.
U" tie /eeond day, SzUe.p Stake for colts
f6ref yeSrJ old, one mile heats, jfve coils enter
ed and the IuI(fribfion elofd.
FRANCIS WEHLB.
OTobsr 7. o,-no7,,
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NOTICE.

4 LII Perions having claims agsina the eHate OF
n Samuel Scherer decd are requeffed to bring
them forward properly authenticated before the lf
OF November, at which time the administration of
the iuOcr'ber will be elofed, aud if application iaI
not be made by the time above pecied, this notice
wiii be coniidered as reeale from the payment OF
fuch claims.
lhoie indebted NUT fee the necelTity of making
immediate payment, as no further indulgence can be
given.
GEORGE sCHERER, A4z'-.
October 7. (dw
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Estraf Of a letter from ST. Stephens, A1fL5. Ter
.I2te2 dLnnn 90
NEW-ORLRANS, Auguft %.

Exfrad of a letter from gentleman at Fort
adams, to bis friend in t5is CITY, dated 14u-
gun rs.
6 AS to our war-like affairs on the Red River,
nothing has tranipired fince my latt. Cover
nor Claiborne, and his adjutant general are
gone to Natchitoches, captain Lockwood and
Hams, left this to-day for that pot, and col.
Kingfbury with the troops will follow to-mor-
row, Our militia are muftered and under drill %
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Last Gbentng's Datf.
NETWORK, September 40.

Mr.. Fox--The following particulars of that
diitinguifhed fatesman, are contained in an Ar.
count OF his htuation, lately tranfmtted 10 Ge.
nator Mitchell from mott respectable fource
III London, dated July 20, 1905. al am
perfuaded that our beR informed noinieers
are friendly to you. For peace and con-
cord with you, will in unifon, vibrate cor
daily here. You and we ponefs The trade Of
the world. am forty to add, the health of
MIR. Fox. is in low and dangerous ftate. With
emaclation OF the upper part of an originally
firm trusk, the lower extremities are an,G,r|
cous and, though it is propofed to prolonp
exiitence by lcarlhcation it will not renovate
the body. Added to thefe dropfcal affections,
It IS probable that bydrob5 beRoris, from
morbid liver, is dforganzng the functions of
the nobler parts. His death would certainly he !
great lofs at this time. | cannot, hoUever. =
void fearing, he would be too precipiiate in con-
Guiding peace, when peace would only prove
dangerous truce Com. Hdv.
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BALTIMORE, Oaober ..

The Editors Of the Evening Pot have again 70
offer the tribute of their thanks to their pc
Retods correspondent, for the following Ex.
tract. In addition to its contents, ashore
gwen we underfand that the original letter
informs that dispatches, containing the i'm
portant news of peace, had been forward
ed to the government of the United States
by the fame veliel which conveyed this letter.
b*fr0d ofd letter frsm an Hmerfea1 genfIe.
man in Bordeaax, to = friend in Baltimore.
dafrd Juiy 3ofb, 1906.
Preliminary articles Of peace between
traLes and Ruia were 6gncd at Paris between
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NOTICE.
Oaober 7.

A PETITION will be profented to the n.tt c..
+ neral Anembly, for leave to Rrea ToWN
and 'niPetton Of Tobacco at or adjoining CoochIand
G..ouFt-houie, particularly che land Of Samuel
Wooden, thereunto adjoining.
October 8. &c
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OHIO.
CINCINNATI. Sent /.

OHIO. CINCINNATI, Sept. 2.
Jutt as our paper was going to prefs, we were
informed by gentleman of refpettability, that
captain Sparks with number of men, wa. ia
ken by party of Spaniards, and that colonel
Cufhine, from Natchitoches, had been difpa,ch.
ed after them.
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W TIE FARMERS VIR CHINA ALMA.
Mack, for the Year so7, printed by Thomas
ktchie, is now for fale, by the erofs, dozen or
hngle' at the ENQUIRER Book. Store.
hLso.A General Allotment of LAWYERS
and Sheriff's BLANKS, jult printed.
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4 LEXANDER STUART, Efqure, of Ricb-
n mond and Col. William Daniel, of CunberIana
county, are 10 oblgug to undertake my law J,6-
nSis The former will give his attention to i, IN d.,
federal court and in the Of appeals The latter
IN the hyperion court Of ehsnesry for the Richmond Ja
July 10, ''VS
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WASHINGTON, October i

E*trad Of a letter from, major Claiborne, pripate
Jeerefary Of governor Claiborne, dated Neqv-
Orleans, dug. 80, 1906.
" 1t is now within few minutes Of the time
when letters mutt go to the poa-of'ice. have
waited to give you fome information from
Natchitoches, in cafe any fhould arrive but no
dispatches are received from governor Claiborne,
nor do we hear any thing more of the governor
OF Taxos and his nine hundred men.
The city of New Orleans is in perfea tram
nnility and the inhabit ants thereof and of the
country continue to enjoy entire good health.
The fummer has been mild, and the rains fire.
quent and refreihing." Nat. Int.
Estraf Of a lette" from ST. Stephens, Mis-. Ter.
saate3 AngHf so.
The Spaniards have juh paffed an order al
lowing us to navigate the Mobile river. But
we are fill, as underfand it, to pay I2 per
centum on all our exports and on all our i'm
ports, and to go ten miles out of our way TO
Mobile, in order to do this. II was paid on
Proviiions for the troops, juft come up. And
yer know it will be trumpcted over the u. 8.
by perfons refidng in the SpaHifh dominions.
that all difficulties are removed by Spain, and
that we have now a free trade. We are happy
In the belief that the government of the u. S.
will make us befriended." III.
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For SALE

FOR SALE,
4 YOUNG and s6eive Houie SERVANT. En-
4 quirs at ibis Office.
pSlobtr 7. r.
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The bufnefs carried on by Brown, Rives & Co.
viii be continued by the fubfcribers, under the firm
oil Brown and Rives, and the Store at Cara, &c.
iurniihsd with their ufual fuppies.
JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RIVES.
Richmond, Oaober T. 4w
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NOTICE.

M HEREAS, in eonlequence ofthe death of Rob.
w Burton, the partnerihiP of Brown, Rives & Co.
and OF the different branches of that Houfe, at Nor
tolk' Cara, Bent Greek, Lynehburg, New-Mar-
ke.' Warmintter and Milton, will terminate agree
ao'e to the teveral articles of coPartnery various
periods, between the frR day of Augu0 laf, and the
hrit day of January This is to give notice TO
a peroos intcreAed, that the buinefs of each eta
hili'ment will be eloied Immediately after the time
Limited for its expiration.
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1t has been lately enquired in cafe of
Spanilh war, who would be the proper berloa 70
place at the head of our army? Gen. Wiki
infon is labouring under the nronget fufpi-
eions of his virtue. Col. Burr is even i'm a
worfe 6tustion.
a late tranfattion in the upper codutry feems
70 point out the man, who qV0nd qOib to fill
this very honorable Office.
SLEEP NOT lit needs 10 Argument TO
prove, that the Weaeru country, from the We.
W popularity Of It's fituation, will become the
afylum Of disappointed ambition, of intrigue, s,
of confpiracy. 1t requires ftill efs to prove
that the territories OF Orleans and Louifand
will drink deepef Of thefe curfes, until its old
inhabitants are more frongIy knitted with the
U. Sta'ss, regular government fixed, and the
prefs abundantIy eftahlifhed among them.-Or
this fubjett, the following memorable anecdotc
may not be altogether nal a proper.
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JAMES BROWN,
ROBERT RIVES.

SDyViV;4g partners IF B,07vn, Riyes u C
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1806-12-13

from MI. Bigch's, and .fSuad ,sais ssfore !.
lid taken osss hal Of III. continued to use +
and Was soon strong enough TO attend to ousl-
ness. I'm taking Geld, some OF my former
symptoms return, but are Away removed Dy a
desc or two of the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, Jun
No II, Budd-street, Philsde lpfla-
Mrs 81. Lee.
.Irom IstAer Asartsn, Esq. huse .1ttor'asy-Ge-
ueral 81 shc Salfs u afsryla7'd
comply with your request u stating my
opinion Of Hamilton Elixir. Ithns been used
IN ray family for tro or taree years Past, W1tn
uniferm success, Whenever cslts, coughs, OF
nirniAr complaints, hsye rendered medicine
necessary hsvs myself found it an excel.
ieat and sgreeable remedy for very painful
and troublesome affection of the breast, accom-
panied With soreness, and with obstructed SID
dithcxis breathing.
On these accounts ! do not hesitate to re-
commend Hanaiton's Elixir as valuable rae-
dicine, and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
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ITCH CURED.

BY onee usins Lees Sovereign Ointment,
which, although used for 30 years IN Europe
and fer gear 8 yeeTs in America, HIS never
been known to fsil in any one instance. 1t IS
perfectly ak1socens, warranted not to contain q
rStticte or ase7cury OF any perniciou: insredi-
ent, and may be used With perfect safely on
an infant, being q vegetables preparation and
entirely fgce from he offensive smell which
attends ssost other remedies.
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TiAMILTDN's ELIXIR

Is recommends IS the best remedy Tor
coughs, colds, asthmas, hopping cough, sp-
proacaing consumftiens, and most disorsers
of the breast and lungs. This preparation "a!
prove valuable acquisition 70 public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness,
thickness. Of spceck, &c In lcns confirmed
Aathrnatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords im'aesi-
afs re1gs 1ncdcsvting the flts OF coughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
children afflicted with tie ioepinS cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently se ex-
pected.
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ADDITIONAL EVIDENCE

NF the great efficacy OF the Patent end Fa-
~ nily Medicines, preparedby the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States q
celebrity hitherto unequailsd.
PHILADELPHIA, y4ugslet 9, 1900.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
Of others, the excellent quality of HAMIL-
TONS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
Lee, have sent you the following account Of
the benefit I have received fren it, which I
hope will induce others to give it a trial, In
consequence of bruise on the breast received
from fall, my health grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and Frequently have
had suddenly to rise up IN my bed with all the
horrors of immediate snfocaGon. Add to
these constant pain III my breast and csugh,
great loss of strength and flesh, and you may
ccnceiye that my symptoms evidently. indicated
an approaching consumption. The advice OF
a most eminent physician was resorted to, and
afterwards a second was called IN, without Civ
ing me any relief. Another physician who
knewme and the circumstances of nv case,
aaoisea me 70 gipe Henaton'sEEaSr a triei. 81, u
1ts' ne had used Il in his yssaettee, and aEavaus
49, : 80 "'airh sood. a bottle was procured
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Fifty Dollars Rswsrd.
Far a6brehendsug Racaa'd Gate,
VINO broke I'LL LAST NIGHT

TTE was committed, on bis own cos,fsss
on, of passing counterfeit checks h
Is about s feets74 inches high, fair complexi@,
light hair, grey eyes, very much pitted gis
the small pox, and goca deal round sAel.
dsred. He was a. sailorin the United Size,
service had a blue sailors jacket and tfoS.
ser., long blue coat, several white Line,
shirts, "a pair ct shoes, and very good ba.s
hat, ID %
The above reward will be given for sIDre,
heuding and securing the said Getier in a,
Jail, and siring me information thereof
DANIEL. G. BgsNT, Marsha
s. Gfthe district Of Colua1.bia. D
Washington City, Dec.7. fsla d2w
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Hkeye he has foT oqIe,
DnrlrPs, oznabura< and ick
lenbnrss, prtt.
Hessiasls and brown rClis, P0t'
White and brown platiIias, P'CA
Rsla.d & white yarn dowlass, * .5 ss!s
Bocaai:las ard auadrupse 81 ono N.'',"
shoa4 tied to 6
linens,
Surer6ne ard second cIctl4s
Cassin2eres and ManchestrY.
Fine a,ad coarse coadngs and hznncIs
Plsirs, keissys, and Kendal eottons
Rose ard striped blankets,
Wcrsted and rniil'd aose,
Cotton and six ditto
Plan and furniture .cinlitia;
<ChintZes and caiicCes,
aSih s< cotton ca1l.biics aid undressca ,9s,.
Ha5,
Cambria rus.ins ard aalnbric diJriies,
4 VARIETY Of plain and f&ncy nlusiins
Flanders laces and edsings
IN elegant assortment OF mbbands
Satins, lutestlines, pelongs and sarsnes
Silk, picnic and Iacc gIo7es, lnitts & s!eeYa
Six yelYets and silk s!lawl5
! Spit straw and Lcskogn bcnnc.s
{ snd Irish Iin.ns
SMrting ard apron checks
White and coIored threads
DurSnts, siidbosrs and bcmbazetts
Russia sheetings and ravens ducks
GurTahs, baftas, capss and mamoodies
: GIhy's and common check handkercl gs
Fresh imperial tea in small Chests
scotch and rappee snuff in kegs and box.
IA, :, Ff, and eagle BrandywiDe gprp5n
Ger, Ii kegs
And $ variety Of Other articles all of which
viii sc sold on tlle,nost moderate terms, u
or retail
4. c. CAZENOVE.
ocssa6F Il. tu&ta
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u;,.;stfred is toe. vSiualie 70 . - -
TO-. ersonY whose ayocatcns Pe-1s.sriy %
tbe,,, to colds, SC cannot pc TOO anxious
i,yfsys ID possess immediate sid. oea-l IA
sars,r. travellers, &a ought constantly 1' @
ps 1o;t,, them that medicine Which VIII
sa -, the unpleasans effects OF their PERI
lcus uties and especially those pans ~ wla.l'
heir situation most expose them. tnos1
, VIZ, res;de in or visit the West-lndes' ana
other warm climates, they VIII DC lounu ul' oa
trial to convey the most las.ihs so.s 800, s
#ill gradually destroy all tendency 20 a,so.ss
in the human frare, and preserve eesi'a alu
yigor. Although a great variety OF pfescrip-
tions have been published TO cure the disof,
ders enumerated above, meme has yet eauslieo
the GOUT AND RHEUMATIC ciiofo OF
On. TIssoT, whichare celebrated through
out the Euroresn continent, and whose unT
bounded benefits are fully altherfflcasfed ~
certia sates already rabhshcd OF gcnt e1 20
well known in Amcrios, berg OF the hist cen
sequence in the stste Of Maryland General
Charles Ridsely, of Hampton; John Gibson,
Esq. one Of the directors OF the FaTsaers sank
Of maryland ; John Mscubhin, Esl. Mis- Ia
cnbbin, l.s wife and Mrs. Ryan, OF Cation
Certificate q 1l'. THONGS Ketso, fateheT.
About three reeks sincc was most violent
" stteckeA with Rheumatic pains Throughout
nay nhoIs hsn1e, III 40 sewers r. snnsr % not.
to be able ~ tu-, il, rny hcS without st1snroe,
proceeding - / surpc.c From soyerc cod
on being advised By friend 80 apply Dr.. lis
.ot'r Gont sfd Khemn,tic Drops, accord
ias,y Obtained from Ire sgerIfs kesss. Georges
Dcsba. md Murphy, two bottles, the spplics-
ton Of Which, under God, have perfectly re-
seoTed me to heath. an therefore induces
with condolences to recotnrasna this medicine
as y sertsiA curs fer the ahore &soraer.
THCEx.4Sl KHLso. 4
Baltimore, July ed, Sos.
cest.yses.e q Efr. 71~7xs carshtci., Farmers
maker
!. would be .n EFT Of Injustice to withhold
1ny testimony Ct the aeEutagy eHect,o Doctor
Tissots Gcut aas Rheumatic Drops, IS hsv.
experienced Z very unequivocal instesce of
their yirtnr. snd efficacy. was Afflicted with
tive serere attacks OF rhst ia Usually called
Dead Palsy, frosn which partially recovered,
bu was obliged to USE erutches TO aid ne in
walking when fsk horae to this were ioined
VioleRt Rheumatic psins, the result cf the a.
fiction, and | hsd feared the disordsr would
accompany rue through life; but prosidentiaI-
y .ss rrccrnsadea to apply at George Dob
bin and Mnrphy's f,r Dr. 1issots Drops, and
sher using oaly one bottle, found myself per
tec1r Ilherztea rem nv disorder, and am now.
THANK God, Is free frcna pain a. If ] never had
been afflicted. Finding this medicine operat.
80 powerfully on myself determined to 40
ply II Internally to nay child, 6 boy only eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost 10
sEcYetof' with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it Tonr times to him, bis com
pisint sas snuTely removed, and he 10 now 70
covering his stresgth .ith great rap;dsity.
IA. CAkpxxLL.
Baltimore, Jay ss, 1906.