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ncy Smith, who from friendnp,h. mon pure and per-
fee, engaged in accomplishing his reelection, delo-
led the extraordinary circum(tance which will aonif
& delight the whole country
This friend of Sir Sidney Smith went to Rockefeller
on Wednesday fe'nnight In his abience, fome DIFF
heulties were underlood to exi among other friends
OF Sir Sydney, respecting the expsnces of his re- cleo
tion
Sir Sdney's friend, on coming to town on Thurf-
day evening, wrote to a gentleman whom he had Of
ten heard talk in rapture Of Sir Sdneys exploits
the ubjeet OF the pecunary freight and received in
reply the following anfwer
Nine o'clock, Thurfday evening
October %, 1906.
Ny dss, Sir,
have jult this moment received your letter ref
Pecting Sir Sidney Smiths election.
Your zeal in favor Of your abient friend doe. YOU
honor and receive your application to me upon this
iun)ect' as the greatea compliment you could pay
me.
1t the only difficulty to Sir Sidneys reelection be
want OF money, that difficulty is removed.
fhal fend to you in the morning, it being ir,pof
ible to get the cath tonight, by Henry bank note,
Tor 5ooOl before ten o'clock, which be fre to be in
tne way TO receive and it 5oOol more necefary
the fome fhall be forthcoming
never opened my lips TO that great and cl,r;.
Gus character, but think him an honor to INV conn
try.
Here gentleman Qaid the fpeaker) nun make
an obiervation. One of our greatelt poets, dilin
guihng true Piety from ofentation, thus exprels,
himfelf: r'e'''
Who builds Church to GOD and not to fame
Never inlcribes the marble with his name"
Qf this unparrallel a6f wanted any thing to make
1t unique, the tate, the good fenfe, and model dig
NIFTY OF the concluding paragraph mot abundantiy
iupPl'es that coniummate perfection: 1t is in theie
words:)
There is one condition which I mutt Unfit upon.
MOST rEREMPToRILY, under the ftri4ei ties of
good faith, namely, :hat you do, on no account,
reveal my name, which omit igning to this letter
&c"
Before ten o'clock yeGerday morning Sir Sidney's
friend received the following
Friday Morning.
enclofe YOU Five Thoufand Pounds in Bank
Notes. Let me know by a Jingle line, that they
have lately reached your hands.
Ever yours,
Mof faithfully, &c.
Upon the reading Of this letter, and the notes of
Ioool' each being laid on the table, the room was
ihaken to its bafe. The universal fentment of all
VINE were preient was that it would be facrilege to
trench upon guinea of the money, beyond the moft
itrict exigence. The health of Sir Sidneys Unknown
Friend was toaaed with enthufiafm. A more raptu-
rous icene never was exhibited in a focal circle
The preceding Anecdote feems far more dfgraee-
Jul than honorable to the Brth character How
extremely corrupt mutt be the uffrages of the people
upon which the pureh part of the Brtfh contribution
reits when five ten thoufsnd pounds are neeeary
to elect 10 eminent character Sir Sidney smitil)
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A GOOD BARGAIN.
FOR SHE.

HAT aveH knoqVn TRACT OF LAND.
Il THE sAPLING GROVE, Thirteen miles Be-
I0qo the toq0n Of abingdon, in WiaJ1ineton eouv-
~ p"gHia, containing one fbonland fix bm7dyed
acres, and Including the plantation qvbereon tbe
late general Evan Shelly HUed. THE 4vbok of
this frHH is levei; great part Of it is equal in
quality 10 any land on tie We9ern qvafer5, has
mary qe,y Fle Hbriag5 upon it, and a Rream
rN1ing fbyOHgbh, Jlitabis for any kind ofWafer
W0rh5, at NHISaJont oftbeTear.
df n PHrebalsy qvoaid ebOo/e to Uieqv the bre-
mites, any farther dejtriptiOn Of tie Land, or of
The T0Ina6ie Farm thereon, is nnneee0ary. 7Je
title Is indjf'mabLe. To prevent trouble, fbe
price is ten tbOaEand dollars, baya6le in TIRE
equal annual payments. Likely RaUes qviH be-
taken for any part Of the PurebaJe money.
ISAAC SHELBY.
Lincoln County (K.J No4,. 90. 1nfomg.
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ROCHESTER, ELECTION.

ROcHE5TER ELECTION.
The eyes Of the nation, and forty Of all the world
will be dpon this election. It has produced an Incl
dent Of iueh character, tha; we are almoR at lofs
Tor words to deierbe it. n the plains Of Syria and E
gyPt {whsre Sir Sydney Smith has gained renown at
lannon's MOUTH have raled the honor of the BrtiA
name, the aa Of a Britfh gentleman, which we are
aboss to record, does in It's kind and genus reflect
correspondent luare upon the nlagnanimons LIBERAL
ity OF which the Brtifh character is capable, when
che tfse chord is touched in true Briuh bo-
fom.
a MEETING ofthe London vo,ers for Rocheecr took
place lsf week is Lsnasn Vsa tle ifiead Of Sir Sid
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GIVE ATTENTION.

TgNHB fubfcriber offers for fale a truly valuable
4 TRACT of LAND, containing by enimation
1871 ACRES, 600 of which, as he fuppofes, are in
woods lying in the fork of Nottoway river, and in
the county Of NOttoway, miles from the Court
houfe, and within miles of of the beR manufac-
turing Mills in the ilate Of Virginia The plantation
is now IN nice order for cropping It is divided into
three fields, each under good fence and of fueient
iize to work hands to great advantage. There is
on the land new and valuable GRIST MIL, a
comfortable Dwelling Houfe and every convenient
and neceHary houle for the dePoft of a crop, good
Orchards, &c. &c. The foil is well adapted to the
culture of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat and Oats A far
Their deicrPtion is deemed unneceary, as is pre-
fumed the purchafer would with to fee the land, pre-
vioust to the purehale. Perfous wifhing to fee the
lands, will apply to Hr. John Haynes, generally on
the premfes, or to
GRIFFIN LANKIN.
December II. 81 oafr
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TO RENT,
TOR one or more years, and poneiiion given
i the tlrft of May next. A TWO STORY
BRlCK HOUSE, in the town Of Lynchburg,
at preient occupied by Meirs. William and
James Morgan. The faid hou(e is an excellent
hand for tore and capable of accommodating
a genteel family for terms apply to the fob.
frriber living in Amherft county, near New
Glaigow. Thomas M. Cock of Lynchburp,
or Mr.. Daniel Warwick of Richmond.
LINDSEY COLEMAN.
Jan. 20. (smN
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TO RENT,

For Byes o, fye yeayJ,
Il MAT valuable LANYARD. Of the late Mr.
A Jacob BOckius, and now occupied b. the Iub
icriber, ftuated the Man-Street Of this c,y. b,
tween the capitol and balm Of the caual il, convent
enees ate fuPerior TO any other in this place.
a large Curying- ShoP, Cellar and drying loft. a
ipaeious Bark-Houle, two Bark Mil, and Honl,s
Beam Houte & every other requilte for the,snnng Of
irotn to 5000 hides year, executive Of Hins.
Alto on the fame Tenement, convenient Dwell
ling Houie, Kitchen, Smoke. Houfe, Stable ard Car
den. The renter fray be accommodated with about
ono hundred cords Of excellent spanif and Blackjack
Bark, now in the Bork-bouie at fair price. Propc
falls for the above will be received w all this and ne7,
month and fnot dhpoied Of, within this time. it
will be offered public auction on the premife, the
18th Of March next.
Bond with approved feeurity will be required and
PoiIeion given the fra Of april next, Of the bark
houie, bark mills, beam hovie lines, pools, bate.
handlers and part ofthe watts And the dgellng.hopf.
and Tsiidue Of the tenement on the fra Of Nav
next
The reafon aligned for offering the foregoing PRO-
Perty for rent, is the III Gate ofhsalth Of the Gbr
Der, topay that attention the bufnels requires.
MARCUS ELcAN
jan " taw i5m,
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NEGRoEs-FoR SIZE.

BY vi,ine Of DEED of Trgg executed me By Ri
eba,I FtrrgfSa, 10 fstnrs re faymentef { i79 I2
20 Arf5Sy Clayton, Svitb inte,sf thereon, from
toe l71 ef Febrsa,y, 1906, I'll payment, ssge-
tier vehb all Legal exper-e5 attending /aid f,uG.
WILL be fold to the higheR bidder for ready
w money Tuefday the 94th of February next,
at Louiia court-houfe, three NEGROES, the pro.
perty ofaid Richard Ferguon, confifing of two men
and boy. All perions inclined to purchafe, are re-
quefed to attend.
VIM. WHITE, Ttgfee.
Louiia' Jan. y. eplm.
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NOTICE.,

RH be J0ia TO fbe bigb5e bitter on tie leB Ft5yu-
airy, 1907, agreeable 10 tbe hyf z-M and tefament
IF Co., John Jones.
A TRACT OF LAND adjoining Anderfon
"A Tucker, John Townes, JefIee Leith, &c. A.
meiia County, Containing between three s. four hun.
ared acres and as is preiumed, the purchaier will
WIN to view 1t before he purchaies; any farther def
erption is deemed unneceiisry terms made known on
the day by DAYID C.. ZONES. ADM
Amelia, Jan. 27. "a
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JUST RECEIVED.

a FRESH AAortment of Claret Wines, Cham
n Psigne, Moofleux by the box, Burgundy sau-
iern,V de Grave, LafIitte, Mufcat Of Frontignae
Wine Bitters-and alto, freh fupply Of Olives, Ca
Pers, Anehovies, Cayenne Pepper, Mulard, Prunes,
Raifns by the box, Almonds and Filberts. llk.sd
Of Wett-indis Sweetmes,s; all kind of Confccaone-
wand different articles Of PerfumeTy--For Sale bv
ALEXANDER PLAIAVIILE.
RSottnond, t16. II. (sAwsm
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ANDREW JAMIESON's
ALEXANDRIA, CRACKERS.
NoEv Lnndinp.

N07V Landing,
a CONSIGNMENT by Mr.. Jamiefon, direa
IN from the Bakery, of his far1fsm'd eyceIIent
Crackers, in barrels, half bbls and kegs. ALTO ia.
Perne Pilot Bread, in bbls. and for ae lat the Ba
kerry price in Alexandria, and charges at the fore
lately occupied by MeIrs. Cranberry and Hancock
by JAMES sNTITtJ
Who has in fore, low priced blue fack lit Cloth
and alorted Flannels, which he will fell bargain.
ALso-lndia Piece Goods-eheap
Dec Q. IS
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THE SENSITIVE LINNzT

My fond focal Linnet, TO thee
What dear hiuning charms did beloool
On my haud thea wouldA carol with glee.
On my boiou attend 90 nv f,ng.
Sweet bird, IN return for my Grain.
Thou ~arbiedG Thy own o er again.
Love, jealous bird fboufd thus ltars
My affections, Gtot fpeedy his dart
TO my twain nov flung ev'ry air;
The Linuet loon took il to hear,
Sweet bird, in hoyv plsniiye nraio
Thou warbledA ,by own jealous pain
Bot faithlefs my lever found:
And ~ vain to forget him tried:
The LiDnet rerceiy d my hearts wound
lie ieksnd5 he droop'd and he died
Sweet bird, why to death yield the Drain,
Thy ionS would have lightend my pain.
Dear Linnet, III pillow thy head
ln down viii coffin thy bresa
And when thy lad u,iRrcfs is dead.
Together 80 peace Will we ref.
Sweet bird, how Ill Jared thy nrain
We ilall warbie, alas ne'er again.
Zach day fursiabed his patron with frsio ocr.
ssn 20 Admire the talenrs Of his youthful protsoe
= fts osnvsfistieas 81 ssfticsls,' - ne ssfs,vs,
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JAMES STRATTEN.

JAMES STRATTEN,
Taylor and HABIT Maker, fran PRILADELPHIA
RECS leave to inform the gentlemen and ladies of
~ Richmond and the country, that he intends car
rYg on the above paiinef. in all IT'S various branches
being well acquainted with the newell fafhions, he
hoPes from punetuaty and aGliduity to bufnels, to
oeierve little OF their patronage, nothing fa be
wanting on his part render iatsfaaio. TO cufom-
ers; and tor neat worknanihip, he pledges himief
to have 1t done in the neateR manner.
JAMES sSTRATTEN,
N B. His refidenee is on the Main.Street Rich.
mond, next deor to David Logans.
oe'' IT. 2awtf.
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FOR SALE.

FOX SALE,
q TENEMENT, being part of Lot No 1876 ad-
"A Joining Mrs: Sarah Letters at Rockets; lately
occupied by captain Benjamin Colver; wbereon is
commodious Dwelling Houfe, in good repair. For
terms, apply to Mr. Richard Young, near the premiles
or to the iubfcriber at Baltimore
STEPHEN COLVER.
January 22. eawsrg
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McCAY e COWAN,
January %.

McCAY q COWAN,
TT AVE reeeiaea By tie late arrivals from
4 London, a large and t1/5i0nable abort
71e~t ef GELD and Silver WATCHES, svifb d
qarfety Of articles Of Jteqoellery and Silz,er
W0rk. AJ/o, an a60rtment Of Wateb Makers
TOOLS end materials qVbicb, qUitb their for.
merFoek' renders their aDortment 1ery general.
TH Of qv<'feb they 26er at The mgf reduced triceJ
for eaB.
December l3. If
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BBLL TAVERW n

HE SUBSCRIBER wiihes to Allocate with
himfelf in his profehiona purlnits, a gentleman
7V" qualified to teach rhe Latin and French langusg
Is and Mathematics. The Fecuniary concentration
WIZ be liberal and, there peculiar circumstances.
which will render the fituaton ngularIy eqibe ana
attractive to Peron of hudous habits and at all az
eAeed to the bunels of education. Any application
On P',ion policing the qualifications prevo,ly
Oemarlc' will be Immediately attended TO.
January Is. IT,
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FRHNCTS NEALF,
eFCPMS tie public, that he has taken the IA.
VEIN and rs aPpurtenances at King & Oeeu
Court houie, lsely N the occupation Of MI Garnet
ana that he will be eouGauy fuppiicd with the beG
HguoTs, and every kind Of accommodation for thore
VINO may favor him with their company. To travel
nag Gentlemen ,hs pledges himelf to frnln the NOT
'at'iao'ory entertainment, upon the MOT moderate
terms and that nstbiug lba be wanted which dJi.
geree aud al anxiety 10 peale can afford
h'ng & Queen Court boufe,7
JaLHary ~, law 4"'
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THE SUBSCRIBERS, UNDER THE r,Rm O.,
LESUEUR e SAUNDERS,
INFORM their friends and the public, that tkry
eviH continue tie COMMISSION bufacJJ, Latr-
y done Iy c. q T. Saunders. T6ey promile
re Fri7eR attention to tie mfereRs of tbols
ao0o ma, -te1or them auth eosEgnmenfs.
1eey no7o yeeeivirg general and ao,fsn,
Of GROCERIES, rvbieb .pM be offered f.y 6,L,.
Wbalsiahs and Retail, tie iorvsa f.rms and sllat
credit, IN be fore Lately oeentied6y A1eDis. ;Lia,
N'ke"sie y Co. oRpeiits TIE Yaudx Ofee IF HlS1y,.
Fregs' y b7ohf~e-ausng vv5ieb are tie folioss;ns
H..
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ME firft number of thin Magazine will contain
II MEMOIRS of the late GEORGE WYTHE,
Figure z0hb excellent G&ensf, engraved by one of
the beit artts in America-EfIays and Poetry, Oriei
nal and Selected The Biography of our deceafed
oountrymen who were eminent for talents, patriotifn
and the focal virtues will be favorte fube in this
work and the firft number of each volume will be
embelihed with an engraved likenefs of fome diln-
gniihed American Twenty-Five Numbers will form
a Volume; and with the lalt number of each Volume.
general title page, index, and the names of lubfcr;
bers, will be furniihed.
Communications from Literary Characters in every
part of the Rate, will be received with gratitude.
Gentlemen OF talents fheuld recolle6f that by COM
municaing their ucubrations to the pref, the aat.
OF literature in this country may be greatly improved
and iociety much benefited: The publication of the
Edinburg Mirror" is iaid to have produced yerv
PercePtbe change in favor of Scotth literature and
to have had no uncomfortable influence in poliihing
the manners of the Scots May not fimilar effects
be expected from thelame caufe Virginia has been
hyied the &" At5eai Of d1reyiea ;" let her fons be
careful that fhe continue TO merit, as well as preGrye
that proud title.
January 5. f.
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DROWN SUGAR Of
~ hyperion quality,
Ditto ditto fecond ditto.
Bet Green Coffee,
Salt in Sacks,
Molahes and Treacle,
Picked Salmon,
Scotch Barley,
Madeira, Port, Sherry 8,
Malaga Wine,
Freih Mufcatel RaiGns &
Currants,
Soft Shelled Almonds,
Copperas,
Saltpetre,
Engliih + F Gunpowder,
Patent Shot, well aGorted,
Iiibbert's Brown Stout
and Porter,
Beit Spani9h Segars,
Caldwell, Frafure g. Cos
SuPerfne Chocolate,
New York Candies and
Soap,
Spermacetti Candles,
JOE
c. I
nnl "a
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Bar Iron, German, Craw-
ley's & Differed Steel,
Antigua & Jamaica Rum,
Very Old Antigua Rum,
Holland Gin,
Cogniac Brandy, of very
hyperion quality,
Race Ginger, Pepper.
Pimento, Nutmegs,
Mace, Cloves & Cis-
namon,
Frefh London Muaari,
in fmall boxes,
Belt Flotant Indigo and
Fig Blue, of fuperior
quality, in boxes OF
90 lbs. each.
freh CaPers, Oil. &c.
freih Gunpowder,
Tea in Cannihers,
Ditto by the ID.
Young tiyfon do. of the
firft quality,
N. England Sc Bulloks
Cheefe.
N L. LESUEUR,
. SAUNDERS.
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ON CONSIGNMENT.
"a Jacks Liverpool falt.
10 hogiheads molafes.

AND
so barrels Noya-Scota potatoes which are
generally thought hyperion TO the imported irlh
potatoe for faIe by
JOHN SOUTHGATE.
Jan. 9th HA
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THE SUBSCRIRRRs

THE SUBSCRIBERS,
II AVE taken the new Bricl TRME,5r,r-r
fronting the crOis reet leading from Col NJ
IS Bridge and oPpOGte Mefis John and Robe,
Iamoies where they offer for iae under the firm Of
Isaac WINSTON, * Co ''' urn o.
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os Bird e, and oppoGte Menis. John and pnh.s.
CANDLES where they offer for fale under The frr, os
ISAAC WINSTON, & Co
THE FOLLOWING Articles.
Old Madeira Wine, SOlives
Do. Sherry do Cane~s
BET Cogniac Brandy >Ancboy;e.
Do. Antigua Rum, Nutmsa. En-
Do. Holland Gin NJ i'"
Hibbert's Brown Stout, Gloves
To- ioFter, Cinnamon
Claret OF hyperion qua Barley SUGAR.
lily, c.. 6
BeG spaniih segars BaIrv Su@ar KIT.
I -oAi ''9ar Sugar Almosds,
,s Brandy Preferyes,
7 Top"s Hyrou Tea ssfs s S.%' A.,,.
Souchong. quality. P pe.Ii Ps-,
BcR Green Coffee, PLAYING ca.
Firlt quality Chocolate, Bottle Cork
~ 10 Drown sugar, Putty in bladders,
"a 90 oo' Bar Iron afforted,
NIoiahes' Nail Rods,
Salt in Jacks, cerr,ar CT
R'ce' Biliexsd do
I, A'e.6 2hP.' Plain ct. Decanteys.
Erg'hh T. GunPo"dsr, Do. Wine GlaH.s
D 81 ,, soap, fQt. Tumblers,
would candles, PIT do.
Northern Cheefe, Half ~, do
Ground Ginger, Z Green pocle, Po.Io.
Black Pepper, Eiecant CIobo -.
e @ WI n Window Clafs 10 by Is,
salt Petre, Do do f., IN
Alum Chin, Cne,a -, o. e.
BrimRone, eers - '
CoPperafs, (Do. TEA do
Glue Of hyperion quail Do. Te1Dots
~, Do. susay d;g,ss
Fig Bpr, Do. Creamno,.
Starch, Do slon Ri,
Bengal indigo, DO. Gallon nooI.
London London Muf"rd, Do. half 81. do
- o'Aons Bet 10 Witha general sfTortment
Cayeune Pepper (ofstone 8: Queens War
II. b Having fupplied eurfelve, with r,or. -
40 tnrds oi the above articles with eafb in Pbads,
Ph1' we are enabled to difPofe Of them on the moa
''ouo S's 'ofHl'' 'oi ea'h or country produce.
ISAAC WINSTON,
JOHN BAUGE.
Nov. II. o,y,7-,
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PRICE, THREE DOLLARS PgR AwnvM
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-01
sHAMIITON,Ss ELINIR

: \ Is recommended as the best remedy 1sF
coughs, colds: asthnlas, hooping-cough, ap-
preaching consumptions, and most disorders 8
of the breast and lungs. This preparation VII:
prove VALUABLE acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject 20 temporary hoarseness,
thickness Of speeek, &c. In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords iznleaf-
ate revei, ,noderating the fits ofceughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent On
children afflicted with tie hopping coigh, the
like beneficial effects may confidently be ex-
pected.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1807-08-01

nF the great efficacy OF the PSfenf ana Fa-
min liledicines, prepared by the late Rich
ard Lee, Jun. which for near eight years past
have acquired throughout the United States a
celebrity hitherto uneqaalled.
Ph,ladelta:a, ,4ugust 9, 1860.
Being DESTROYS to make public for the good
cf Others, the excellent quality of IIAMlL-
TOMS ELIXIR, prepared by the late Mr..
Lee, / have sent you the following account Of
the benefit have received from it, which I
hope will induce others TO gieeit trial H.
consequence of a bruise On the breast received
from a fall, my health grewhad, my Breathing
became very difficult, and frequently have
had suddenly to rise up In my bed with all the
horrors of Immediate s,sfocationl Add TO
these constant pain in my breast and cough,
great loss Of strength and heshsand you may
conceive that nay symptoms evidently Indicated
IN approaching consumption The advice OF
= most eminent physician was rsserted to, and
afterwards q second was called In, without Civ
ing me any relief. Another physician who
knew me and the circumstances of my case,
advised me 10 gsvc Hamilton Erir trial, sag
ng, he had Gsed II IN his Practice, and Arrays
found Il do mach good. A bottle was procured
from Mr.. Brch's, and found relief before
had sakien one half IF it. I continued to use
it and was soon strong enough 10 attend to bu:
siness. On taking cold, sans of nay fornnee
symptoms return, but arc always u moved by
dose or Two OF the elixir.
GEO. BENNER, jun. !.
No. IL. Radd-sxeet, Philadelphia
xs. u. Lee.
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=, Ski 70 convey stbe most lasting services ind
viii gradually destroy all tendency TO disease
in the human frame, and preserve heal'ia and
.yigor. Although a great variety OF %prescrlP
tons have been published to cure the ,cisUr-
:flers enumerated above, none has yet equallsd
the GO UTs AND RIIE,U NfATIC DROPS: OF O.
DIR. TISSO Il, which are celebrated through
out the European continent, and whose u Y
bounded benefits arc Tally authenticated by
certificates already published OF gentlemellsso
!well known in America, being OF the iirst con-
sequence in the state of Maryland; General
Charles Rdgely, of Hampton; Joha Gibson,
Esq. one of the directors Of the Farmers, Bank
Esof MARYLAND John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
l-cubbin, his wife; ard Mrs. Ryan, Of Iaiton-
Certificate Of Mr.. 1houas Kelao, 6ufehcr
About three weeks since was most violent
~ attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
lsay whole frame, in SO severe manner as not
to be able to turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as I suppose from severe cold
On being advised by a friend to apply Or. \ Is
sot's Gout and Rheumatic Drops, accord
ingly obtained from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appllcay
tion of which,. under God, have perfectly re-
stored me to health. am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as certsiiil cure Tor tie above disorder.
THO1f.dS KELSO.
Baltimore, July 29d, 1906.
CERTIFICATE Of Fir. 78omas Caaafaeek, ha'.'lcss'
maker
It would be an act Of injustice to wlthhola
my testimony Of the salutary eEectsot Doctor
'Tissot's Golt and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very unequivocal instance OF
their virtues and efficacy was afflicted With
two severe attacks CT what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which ] partially recovered
but was obliged to use crutches to aid me IN
walking when left home; to this were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result OF the 81
fiction, and had feared tic disorder would
accompany me through life; bu. provldcntla.-
~ was recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murphy's for D.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only che bottle, found myself per-
fectly liberated from my disorder, and am nov,
thank God, as free from pain as if lncyet had
been afflicted. Finding tins medicine operate
SO powerfully Gil myself, ! determined to ap-
ply it internally to my child, q boy oT.iy eleven
months old, who was then reduced almost to
a skeleton with the Bowel Complaint; after
administering it four times to<him, his com
paint was entirely removed, and he IS now re
covering his strength with great rapicity.
TIL. CAMPBELL.
Baltimore, July IS, 1906.