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DIED, on Friday morning last, Mrs. ST.

DIED, on Friday morning last, Hrs. ST.
aa'1nah MILAN, wife Of Thomas MILAN, es-
ouire, of Fairfax. In the amiable charac-
tiers OF wife, mother, and friend, Mrs. M.
shone conspicuous and the bright assur-
ance she felt Of an interest in the redemption
of Christ, enabled her to support a long and
painful illness with unusual fortitude and pa
tience. Mrs. III. has left an afectionate
husband, an anllable family Of children, and
a numerous connection and acquaintance, to
dcplore her loss.
g Her heart it harbored, to the latest hour,
That love Of Christ, in all its quick ming pcw'r
And lips unstain'd, by folly or by strife, B
w hose wisdom, drawn from the deep well OF
life,
Tastes of its healthful origin, and flows,
a Jourdan for tn ablution Of our woes
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FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT AT WASHING
TON.
MONDAY, November z.

This tiav. pursuant to Adjournment, both
houses of congress convened present, in
the house of representatives, So members,
which being sufficient to constitute quo
rum. the house proceeded to business.
A message from the the senate was re-
ceived, informing that that body had form
qu Drum.
A committee was appointed to wait on
the president, in conjunction with one from
the senate, and inform him that there was a
quorum Of both houses assembled. The
committee soon after returned and reported
that the president would, tomorrow at 1a
o'clock, make communication to congress
Ia writing.
The house then adjourned till to-naor-
row.
CAPT. Lee. ofth;s port. that was taken by
the French and sunk. informs US, that he
learned from the officers OF the French brio.
,bat thev had orders - b,rn. s;nk Or de.
stroy ali An,er;ran vessels they fell in with:
thai cant. Lee. his cheers and men, were
plundered Of al their clothes and money
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At the late Lancaster assizes severalper-
sons were indicted for having with divers o.
cher persons, riotously assembled at Roch-
dale, and burnt the prison there. these
persons wanted to have an advance OF
wages, and were in hopes of gaining their
end BIZ violent means. One of them whose
name is J. Shepherd, and who was proved
to be one of the most active OF the rioters,
was found guilty. Sentence has not yet
been passed upon him. Shepherd and most
of the other rioters were weavers.
London PAPER.
Mr.. Cheetham, Editor of the /" American
Citizen at New-Yo DIRK, has been OF ulspeak-
able service to the democratic party, as one
of their best Informed and most abe writers.
But having preferred Governor Clinton 70
| Mr.. Madison, he was denounced, most out out
raecous.y, by Tie friends Of Mr.. Miro
voSed beyond further forbearancc, he makes
this solemn and deliberate declaration:
From The .fmerican Citzzen.
feel no hesitation in asserting that the
6 honor of the country is about to be sacrl.
g 6eed TO ELEVATE MR.. MADISON
g TO THE PRESIDENCY. Whether this
q deed be done by Mr..Jefferson or by Mr..
q Madison, or by both, is of no moment Tor
< enquiry: in either case the honor OF the
" nation is gone
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[New Orleans PAPER.

Il lcGp for Mey,.y-A few days ago ne
gro jaklped from the roof Of the gaol IN the
city of Hudson, a height Of about 80 feet in
order to make his escape, and ran consl-
derable distance before he was overtaken.-
The print of the fellows feet made in the
dry gravel where he struck, reminds US OF a
Rhode Island story OF man who undertook
to FL from vessels mast, bat proceeded
horizontally a very short distance only and
fell upon deck. When he had recovered
his breath and strength sufficient to speak,
he grunsed OUT, 6 Flying is nothing at all,
but lighting is the devil lts-lE.'
Hudson Bee.
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50 Printing in its various branches
ssSs;ssa with accuracy and dispatch
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REMOVAL.
Iofeph II. Vaudeville,

ass rsnaoped hls store 10 tie Brink House la.e--
b occa;lied by Lexis De6lois, esq, corner OF
Kiag oad U.sio,t-s treets-- There he has on
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10
Town of Damafcus.

LOTS FOR SALE, al publ 4ucticp. on
ieventh day, The ninth Of the fourth month
I Aprl) next, in the Town of D m2(cus, which
10 laid out on liberal plan, on Sections No
anc 6, III the Iyth Townfhip and fourth Range,
and Sections No ~ and g. in the adjoining
lownih'p, in Columbiana county, Ohio. Ii
near TIE road leading from Lfbon, by Judge
Sm'th'e, to Like Erie, and near the portage
from 1uikaraway 10 Cayahoga and Cleveland,
1t the mouth Of the lsh mentioned river. The
road from Pittfburgh by Big Beaver Fails,
through the towns of Columbiana, Salem and
Lsx'ngt on, to the portage aforefaid leads thro'
one OF its principal ftreets
D7msicus is band(omolY fi'uated between two
lmal firearms, which unite and run into the ma
vgabe wsters of Mahoning at about four mics
dit'Eces From its central f'uatiop between
Lake Erie, the Ohio and Muikingum rivers,
and the towns on and between them (from,
whence roads may conveniently interfea each
other at this fpot,) and being alto central in
ve'y eXter five, rich ard beautiful traef of couns
try, which is rapidly fettling, Damslcus may
probably become place of oouf cradle im-
portanee' Lots adjoining hsll, if required, be
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10
CARD.

Those gentlemen who have nomi-
mated David Chambers as candidate
to represent this district in the Senate of
Virginia, will confer favour on many
persons, by informing them who this
David Chambers is, and what are his
professions to a seat in that body, COM
posed Of the ablest and most venerable
statesmen Of Virginia.
AN ELLCToB.
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NEw York, Feb. IS.

NEW DIRK, CD. Is.
1t is expected that the Usage, Capt.
Duplex, will sail this day for l. ORR
.cnt, where she will stay only time e.
nough to land the dispatches, and then
proceed to Falmouth, England. Lieut..
Lewis Is the bearer Of dispatches to
France, and Mr.. Nourse the bearer Of
dispatches to England.
Captain Matlack, Of the ship Cincin-
natl, sailed from Amsterdam the 18th
OF January. He informs us that an en-
barge was laid at Antwerp, and at all
the ports of France. Mr.. Bourne, the
American consul, had sent circular to
the captains of American vessels at
Amsterdam, informing them that he
The Wheeling repository. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1807-1808, 1808-03-10

The State 9f Ohio, Belmont County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
john Wilkinson, COMPLAINANT III
Us. Char
Henry LanderS, Defendant. cery.
On motion of the Complainant, by
George PAUL, his Attorney, and it APP
pearing to the Court that the said Henry
Landers is not an inhabitant of this
state; it is therefore ordered, that the
tendency OF the Plaintiffs petition be
published In some newspaper most like
ly to convey notice to the Defendant,
that he do appear before the Judges of
our Court of Common Pleas for the
county aforesaid, on the second Tues
day Of April next, and answer said PEI
tition otherwise it viii be taken as con-
fessed, and decree obtained accor-
dinghy. Attest,
F.. WOODS, Ok. Pep.
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{ 334 J

hourly expected an embargo would be
laid at that place, and advised them to
get off as fast as possible. Colonial and
American produce was immensely high;
but no sales.-Every thing was in great
confusion.
Capt. Matlack, further informs, that
"A sail of American vessels have been
captured and sent to Dunkirk.
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niards, for attempting to enter Gibral-
tar. A number of American vessels
have been condemned at Gibraltar, for
trading to ports up the Mediterranean.
a special messenger with dispatches
IRON Mr.. Rose, has sailed for England.
The Tezvs.-As the Turkish govern
ment will most likely soon fall, its tar-
rltorles will probably be divided be-
tween the empires of France, Russia
and Austria. In such case it is presu-
Unable that the restoration of the Jews
TO the holy land will take place under
the auspices of the French emperor.
sis attention to that unfortunate people
during the last year, and his promises of
ms good Offices in their behalf in future,
indicate his intention of collecting and
restoring them; and by thus acting the
part, of acquiring the reputation of a
second Cyrus. Lond9n paper.
French AiHtary.-A military gem
tleman lately from France, friend of
general Nloreau, states that Bonapartc
IS reviving in his immense army, the
white uniform and coloured faaings Of
the Bourbous. The blue uniform and
liberty caps are laid aside, as unimpe-
rial II not pernicious. The soldiers, in
fantry, cavalry and artillery, wear mus
tachlOs, with the hollow Of the under
lip unshaved. An imperial re giment of
infantry consists of three thousand men.
OF these there are in service, pay, G.
quipped and exercised, one hundred &
twenty regiments of three hundred and
sixty thousand men, besides one hun
tlred thousand cavalry, artillery, SC.
making military force now in France
" near six hundred thousand men.
NeJv-1ork Citizen.
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"a )lONlduldllOll WAS llllS Gay llldQc
by ,hG French General in Chief, in
which the object of his visit is promul-
gated.
December 8.
The use of arms, except by the
military, is this day prohibited, under
severe penalties. 1t is also decreed
this day, that English property Of every
ry kind, shall be confscated that all
merchants, Portuguese, French, &c.
shall within three days make declara-
ton OF such Of these articles, as they
have in their possession, under the pc
nalty OF paying ten times the amount
that nlay be found on them, and suffer
ing besides corporal punishment.
December II.
1t is this day ordered that French and
Spanish money shall be currently re-
ceivod. 1t is also decrce6, that no adj
vance shall be made in the price Of ne
cessary articles OF consumption, under
very severe fines.
December Is.
Notice is this dav Given, that French
officers consider themselves as only in
state Of garrison, aud that they can re-
quire OF the inhabitants nothing further
than lodgings, fire and light.
December 10.
The inhabitants are prohibited from
meeting together,undcr penalty, if found
with arms, OF suffering death.
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POSTSCRIPT.

1t is with much regret we announce
the death Of Mr.. DENNIS CAssAr, long
a respectable citizen of this place. He
departed this life this morning, about
one o'clock. The citizens are invited TO
attend his funeral tomorrow evening.
at three O'Clock.
The Citizens OF Ohio County are in
vited to meet at Hamet's old place, on
Saturday the 10Th ult. at 1 1 o'clock, A.
NJ. to confer on the propriety of nomi-
mating persons to represent this County
in the next House of Delegates.
March 9Th, 1903.
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LISBON, Dec. 4.

A proclamation was this day made
by che French General in Chief, in
which the object of his visit is promul-
gated.
Alexandria daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1803-1808, 1808-05-23

Will gradually destroy all tendency to disease
In the hulnan frame, and preserve health aid
yisor. Although a great variety OF prescrip.
tons have bee published to cure tie disor-
ders enumerated above, none has yet eaua!!ed
the GOVT AND RHEUMATIC DROPS CT
DIR. IISSOT, which are celebrated through
out tie European continent, and whose un,
bounded benefits are fully authenticated By
certificates already published of gentlemen SO
well known In America, being OF the hrst con-
sequence in the state Of Maryland: General
Charles Ridgely, of Hampton; John Gibsons
Esq. one ofthe directors OF the Farmers Bans
ofMaryland John Macubbin, Esq. Mrs. Ma
cubbin, lis wife and Mrs. Ryan, Of Cation
Certificate Of nm. Thomas Kelso, butcher.
About three weeks since | was mo sc violent
ly attacked with Rheumatic pains throughout
my wliclc frame, in SO severe manner as not
to be able to turn in my bed without assistance,
proceeding as suppose from severe cold
on being advised by Il friend to apply DR.. lis
sot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, Iaccord-
ingly obtainedf from the agents Messrs. George
Dobbin and Murphy, two bottles, the appllca-
ton Of which, under God, have perfectly re-
stored ne to health. | am therefore induced
with confidence to recommend this medicine
as a certain cure for the above disorder.
THOMAS KELSO.
Baltimore, July 22d, 1905.
Certificate Of 11r. 1Homaa Ca11l6eH, Harness
maker
1t would be an act OF injustice to withheld
nay testimony CT Tie salutary effects Of Doctor
Iissot's Govt and Rheumatic Drops, as have
experienced very uneq,tivocal instance of
their virtues and efficacy. ! was afflicted with
two severe a,-..1ks Of what is usually called
Dead Palsy, from which partially recovered,
but was obliged 70 use clutches to AID me III
walking whcn | left home; to this were joined
violent Rheumatic pains, the result o. the az
fiction, aid had feared the disorder would
accompany nc through life but providendaly
ly was Recommended to apply at George Dob
bin and Murphy's ior Dr.. Tissot's Drops, and
after using only one bottle, found myself per-
fectly liberated from my disorder, and am new,
thank God, as free from pain as if never had
been afflicted Finding this medicine operate
SC powerfully on myself, [ determined to APP
ply ii internally to my chiId, boy only eleven
months old, WHO was then reduced almost to
& skeleton with the Bowel Compliant; after
it four unlcs to him, his com
plant was entirely removed, ana hels now nc
covering his strength with great rapidly.
IN. CAMPBELL.
II -, - |
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L,awrason e Fowle

HAVE FOR SAFE,
800 ke1 White LeaI ground in on: con-
taillin. halves. oaurters AM Fights OF c"t
each.
Is tons So. Petersburg Hemp,
so bolts Russia, : DrTcx
so TO- Raven )
70 bags Pepper,
50 GO. Pilnento,
200 sacks blown Salt
1000 sides red soal leather
Is pipes Holland Gin
Q, o. French Brandy
100 bbls n. E Rum
$50 n3xes brown soap
50 do. mould Candies
70 10. Chocolate
Z cases Cotton Cards
50 boxes Cod Fish
SO quintals do.
chests Young Hyson Tea
90 casks Cheese.
90 bbls. Mackarsl.
Maya. la"4w
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kLS9,
a'he fo,lov'ing new and valuable Medicine, just
received ard for sale as above.

The following new and valuable Medicine, just
received and for sale as above.
price, 74oo Dollars ter bottle.
Dr.. 7IGots celebrated Govt and RSseu
matic Drops.
NOTHING is OF more Importance han
the preservation Of heaIth--this common lacep
remark however is TOO OFTEN FoRGoTTEN,
whilst we are active and strong--and pre-
vention Of pain, which is superior to It's cure,
IS not sufficiently attended to by any descripi-
on of persons. Among those disorders which
REQUIRE the most early and unremi-ting efforts
to eradicate and overcome, none have 3 strong
er claim et}oa ournotice than the Gout, Rheu-
matisr1, Lumbago, Weakness Of the .oints,
Sprains, elects, the Stone and Gravel, the
CrAnp. and every species Of Rheumatic Pains
E ON whatever cause they may have originat-
ed-and hence eyery,rolief which can BE adj
rainistered is too valuable to be foFgotten.--.
L nose persons whose avocadons peculiarly ex-
pose them to colds, sc. cannot be too .allaious
Iways to possess immediate aid. Sea-faring
persons, travellers, &2. ought constantly to
carry with them that medicine which viii
counteract theunpleasans effects Of their peri
lous duties, and especially these pains to which
their situation must expose them. 10 those
] who reside IN or yisitahe West Indies, and
!, Their warm climates, theywill be found upon
| trial to convey tie most lasting service, and
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Daltignore, July %, 1906.
lsnlIlc Sale.

By virtue q deed Of trust from Henry
E1oo,'e to the subscribers, made for. the pur-
pose o! securing tie payment O. a sum Of no
ney due from the sid Henry Moocc TO Rich
ard Veitoh, y Ill be exposed to sale, to the
highest bidder. for cash, on .tht first day
June next, vi the dwelling house OF CZe0n
Moore, Esquire, that Lot or piece OF Ground
IN the town Of Alexandria, with tie House
and Improvements thereon, on which the SAID
Cleon Moore Tow rcsides>---Ihls Lot is hand
sorae!y situated and IN q healthy Fart OF the
town, it fronts on ST Asaph street the dis
lance Of 40 Sect, aad with tlst width runs
back wcstwarly rs feet 5 incses..-Ihese
premises will be sold subject to ground rent
which will be made known at the tine O. sale
/. La"rason, Trustees.
Thomas Moore,
May 2. 'a"4"
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VALUABLE ME9fCt Ne S.

The folloadag Naluable Medicines justly &C.
iebratel fhfoaelr{ae Jgdted States Tor Their
superior efficacy in the cure OF Inc seNes9l
disorders for ThicE ehcy are reeoiilllleilass'
from Ha,saqh Lees Patent fsslaA1lg sleta-
cine Store, No8-Eork, are soli oniy by fhe
slbscfibec, at III. store in King street;
l4a1a1I50a's Grand Rs5torattpf.
Is recommended as. an iaysluabie IasdicAne
o. the speedysal,s permanent cure OF nervous
disorders or such as arise from the lnmode-
rats use OF tes, strokg liquors, loa9S residence
tgITl Climates, excessive NyeahaeSs' ana Sc
e erai relaxation OF the system.
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Hqr1alt0nss E}Sxl9.
= EGngeS.

SOVEREIGN remedy for colds, obstinate
COUGHS, astllras, sore threats and approaching
eoasulnptions.
4aha,s Ag!s-55yio.ss Pals.
Are Justly esteemed fer carrying of the 81
perHnous bilefsom The stomach ans prevent
Ing morbid secretiehs and their consequences
bilious and nalignant feyers, sc. Ihese Pills
are, perfectly mild in their operation, and may
be used with safety BY persons o. every age
and IN every situation.
The Sovereign Ointment TOR the
Itch.
A speedy and efectual remedy, generally
removing the complaint At one application It
may be safely used by persons Of every ssse'
The AaodYns ELsxar.
For the cure. Of every kind Of head ache.
Hams genuine Eve Water.
An excellent remedy fer all disorders ofthc
ewes, many persons having been cured OF It
when nearly deprived Of sight.
sIost5-aebe D2.obs.
Give imnediate relief in the most violent
attacks.
The Restorhtige Popdcr for the
Teeth and Gums.
Cleanscs and strengthens them, am! pre-
serves The enamel Of the teeth from ecay.
GozoI1nd5 Lotlon. c1sd ,thS genas1ns
Persian L0tl9n.
Bsth celebrated ip.tfa acknowledgements as
most excellent cosmetics and perfactly safe.
hlsisn's true end gelatsae Corn
Pjas5ter.
A-certain remedy fer corns, speedily eradi-
satin. them without giving PAN
Agste dq& ssrsf Drob5.
Justly esteemed for their great ekhcacy III
cure OF agues and intermittent levers.
Dcrsask LIE Sake. md htdsan
Fsgeta5Ic Specific.
James Kennedy, fen.
Alexandria, October g.. SD
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T.
Joioiai is1sndevi,la
loTher q KING and FArpv
NLExASp1,a tAszrsr
HAS FOR SAN
IAN aGortme,,+ r wv
~ WINES, I'll
oUKS, 6ROCERIFc Pr
ConsistiDy of
p pont
Sherry ,,,
Lisbon WINES
T'aia5a ~
ciefihe
co1siSa
elu Of LstePhe Medoc laret, in esss- :
o''e ',o@ci
- le" oozcA inc old frontinac
p''to 90 best wine bitters
sanlalca and w est-lndia rum
l - N-L''5,aad do.
1 HoSSi'iae' Doufoe2ux and Naples brands
i = ana country gin
1c"ieoaln SIN IN cases
ll-sh "hishey' very Old
~ oaIre,s pennsylvania rye wh:skey
G ia Nh oarfeis
W Alte VINE ana cider vinegar
florence Oh II. TASKS
hogsAeads Hayanna honey
- ao' cholce retailing raolasses
GunpoWder
imperial
n!soh TEAS
Youh@ Tyson of anal r
Hysoh-oian and 4'""g
ooucAofg J
Nuscovado sugars, different ouaIities
BenqaI white do.
Loaf and lu1r3 sugars. PniIado!nb;a d.,
t;,nore and Alexandra. "!
Ieipor's, CARROTS, and HsniIton,s snns
in bottles and bladders.
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Prom f.sMes. lAarein, Ksf. hfe. sfttDrfsestsss'

Prom IlssAn Nar9sn, 7Esf. &c sF51oFFsssg55F-
neral Of the Stete ct l1lG9'yiasd.
comply with year request IN stating my
on;,,ion Of Hamilton S Elixir. Ii has been used
IN nv family for two or three years past, with
.aniioIqn success, Whenever colds, coughs, or
similar complaints, have rendered medicine
necessary have myself found itan excel
lent and agreeable remedy Tor very painful
and troublesome affection of tie breast, accom-
panied with soreness, and with obstructed and
difficult breathing.
On these. accounts / do not hesitate to re-
commend HsInilton's Elixir as valuable me-
dicine, and deserving public attention.
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HAMILTON'S ELIXIR

Is recommended as the best remedy ior
coughs, colds, asthmas, hcoping-cough, ap-
rroaohing consumptions, and most disorders
Of the breast and lungs. This preparation VII!
prove valuable acquisition to public speakers
who may be subject to temporary hoarseness5
thickness Of speeck, sc. In long confirmed
Asthmatic complaints where cure can speed
lily be expected, this medicine affords inlncdI-
ate vcHef, moderating the fits OF coughing, and
rendering their recurrence less frequent. On
Children afflicted with the hopping cough, the
like beneficial effects may confidently be ex-
recteLl.
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Hansl55toas''s Essence end Extract
Of M.s36aq G..

ef Msss5ar9.
A safe and eaectual remedy for the sout,
fheuraatisiT, sprains, pains IN the lace and
kecS, SSc.
H'ag.,ltons YTorns-destroyi7,g L.
. 1cnges.
By which many thousands have been re-
I;ersd from the distressing and dangerous NJ
l.ssv OF worms and ether distractions M tha
sto:nach and bowels.
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IMladeLeA:a, .4ugast 9, 1900.

Beiag DESTROYS to make pueilc tor tie gooa
of others, the excellent quality Of HAlslll
TOlNsS ELIXIR, prepared BY The late MI.
Lee. 4 have sent you the following account OF
the bet.s6t / have received from 1t, which /
hone viii induce others to give it trial. IN
conseetence OF a bruise on the 6re2;@t received
f~o,n t.l!, my hearth. grew bad, my breathing
became very difficult, and frequently | have
had suddenly to rise UP in my bed with all the
borrors Of immediate suHocation. Add to
these constant pain in my breast and cough,
a great loss OF strength and flesh, andTou may
conceive that nay symptoms evidently lsstheatesl
an approa. hing consumption. The ADVICE OF
a most eminent physician was resortcdto, and
afterwards : second was called in, without CIV
Ing me any relief. Anothec ply stefan who
knew me and the circumstances OF ny case:
srdySea ,acto gsve Hanrison' Ekrf' a t'qsL SER
eg, he had ueed at in Ass practice, and Glzrqgs
aund IL 10 mach good. A bottle ives prccufod
from MIR. Rirch's, and found relics before
had takicp one half IF it. continued to use
il and was soon strong enough to ,,ttere, 70 ''u-
siness. On taking cold, sans Of my form /
symptoms return, but ars always removed by {
dose ortNo OF the elixir,
GEO. BENNER, Jun.
No. II, Budd-sereet, PhiladeIpbls
Mrs. H. Lee.