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Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-08
Valuable Property for Sale.

Pursuant to deed of trust made by ELISHA
JANNEY to the subscriber for the benefit Of
his creditors, will be exposed to public sale,
at the coffee house, in Alexandria, on
MONDAY, the 10th day of next month,
at IL O'Clock, the following Property, viz.
One half acre Of Ground, iituate
at the south east corner of Duke and Royal
streets, on which there are two excellent
brick dwelling houses, one of which is an e
legant three story house built within the last
year, finished in the handsomest stile, and
calculated to accommodate larSe family
This lot will be divided if required, to suit
purchasers.
ALSO,
ut The same time and hlace qvA be sold,
The Wharf Of the faid Eilha an
ney, with the Improvements thereon, situated
on the south side Of Prince street.
ALSO,
ut the same time and place will be sold,
An unimproved half acre Lot Of
Ground, situated at the corner of Cameron
and Henry streets.
ALSO,
A small House and Lot, Etuated
on an alley east of Union between Duke and
Wolf streets.
ALSO,
A fmall Farm, lying upon the
Leesburg road, about three miles from town,
on which there is tolerable good frame
dwelling house and kitchen. The farm con-
sists of about twelve acres of land under good
enclosure, GOOD orchards, good well OF wa
ter, and is in a high state OF cultivation, hay
got at present growing crop upon it.
Terms of sale Of the above mentioned pro-
perry will be- Ten per cent. on the amount OF
the purchase money payable within 50 days,
by good negotiable notes we'll endorsed-tor
the residue credit will be given Of ore, two
and three years, in equal payments, with
interest from the date, and adeed OF trust
upon the property to secure the payments
will be required.
Any person inclining to purchase any part
of the above mentioned property, and wishing
to view the premises, will be shewn them on
application to MIR. Elisha Janney, or to Mr.,
Michael Cleary.
Richard M. Scott, Tfa)fee.
June 1870. 3tawts
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James Young.
George Gilpin, p N.
New Houle of Entertainment.
Suly3.

THOMAS RHODES, respectfully in-
j forms the citizens of Alexandria and the
public, that he will open A HOUSE OF EN-
PREPAYMENT on the, first day of July next,
in commodious and airy new house on
Prince-street, sign ofthe Eagle, a few doors
above Thomas Swann's dwclling.-He in
tends to keep constant supply of the best
LIQUORS and PROVISIONS, and will ac-
cemmodate travellers and others ON such me-
derate terms as to make It an object TO call
on him. He will be provided with careful
hostler and has good sebling for horses.
The situation is SUPERIOR to any in town
forthe accommodation of travellers, it being
out of the way of hustle and there is pump
Of the best water atthe doer,
June 27. Nv
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JUST RECEIVEDs
FOR SALE ONLY BY
James Kennedy, fen.
BOOKSELLER, KINGS TR EEI
The following highly valuable MED1G4.sA
Prices Dollars Per bottle.
DR.. JEBB'S
NATURES RESTORAIIEE.
A BALsAMLc CORDIAL.

-
IS A BALsAMLc CORDIAL.
THIS cordial, SO Justly celebrated through
ont Great Britain and the continent OF Luz
>ropc, for its superior eHie acy In the cure OF
all disorders excited by nervou. irrltabllity 60
well as in complaints Of complete aeoin'y
whether arising from irregularities OF living
long continued residence in warm cilmates'
@intemperate. pursuits of excessive pleasures
or that destructive habit of inconsiderate Youth,
whaoh brings on SO prematurely the lnhrmi-
4es of old age.
Inremoying pulmonary affections, asthmas
and all disorders of the lungs, it is the most
powerful remedy ever yet found, and the relief
il has afforded even in the last stage OF con-
sumptions, is without a parallel with regard
ia its efficacy in this baneful, and unfortunate
j y the prevailing disorder in this country ICON
! somption) it's superiority IS such as to have
supplanted every other medicine.
Those who in advanced life feel the conse
r,,ences of youthful excess, will hnd them
selves restored to health and strength, and all
hose melancholy symptoms removed' Wnlcn
ARE the general effects OF such causes.
In short, animated by the uniform success
this Invaluable cordial has experienced IN Luz
rope. the thousands 1t has renovated, when
bending under the pressure of nervous, Con-
sumptiye or hypochondriacal disorders many
attested proofs of which from eminently ois-
stinguished persons in this quarter of the gaooe'
are now in the possession of the propn:tor
here, some few ofWhich are herein published
have determined the introduction of it intol
this continent, where its eficaeics must soon
become so priced as to make it considered
benefcent remedy not to be dispensed with
bly, those who are anxious 10 preserve or acs
sQuire their health
The chief ingredient OF this cordial is as
pant whose rare and precious salutary virtues
were well known to the Arabians during the
9Th and othscenturies, when that people shone
conspicuous over all the nations of the worlg
for their learning and skill an eradicatind
baneful diseases incident to the human frame,
renoyating infirmity to yigor, and restoring
the sickly to sound and rosy heai'', Snd winch,
as known at this time by their descendants,
and LAND experiencessSas the most sove-
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May, 8
Juh Received
And jor sale by the subscriber,
Freh Lines,
Lemons and
Oranges.

A few cannisters Imperial Eshing 7
eyry excellent.
IN STORE,
A few bales we'll cleaned Flax.
Black and White Sleeps Wool.
Rhode Island Cheese.
Bacon--Soal Leather.
A good assortment ofNew- EnglandS
Netting Cotton, from No. 10 to No. 4
Wool Cards-SPaDish Indigo.
Table Fish onloaked Herrines.
Mackarel in barrels.
Shad in do.
Sounds and Tongues in kegs.
Cider Vinegar.
Essence of Spruce, with directions
making the beer.
Preserved Ginger in pots.
Observation-Disclosures Honey, and
Groceries as usual
Also,
Alexandria sugar-hcuse Shrub, BY thsl
lon or in bottles.
ALSO,
A few bulhels Seed Potatoes
Thomas PatteaI
June 80. Il
". B. A few dozen mems Saddle'lT
which will be sold at Is. sd each. i
ToeeDh r. Mandeyliie, /
Corner Of King and Union-stres'a
HAS FOR SALE. Il
1000 baskets coarse and fine SAT- '
bushel and in sacks.
SO barrels Whiskey.
1000 VT. Rhode Island Cheese.
Goshen do. in easks.s
5000 VT, best green Coffee, IL bags
1000 do. white do.
French Brandy.
Jamaica, Antigua, Windward lslap'
New England Rum.
Imperial, Hyson, Young Hyson, anu
son Skin Teas, ofthe latest imhorfah@"
Sugar, best Muscovado, in hogsh'sD
barrels.
Do inferior qualities, in do.
Moiasses, in hogsheads.
Clover Seed, warranted fresh.
Cotton, in bales and by retail.
Candles, monld and dipped.i
Loaf and Lump Sugar.
Spanish Cigars, Hamilton's ara W.
Snuff, in bottles, Writing and Wrap%Ts
per, Pepper, Allspice, Chewing ~
Madder, Copperas, Soal Leather oso
Leading Lines, ks. sc.
Also, II
Best Superfne Flour, for private l1
a few barrels Corn, and some oee'
PIaister of Paris, SC. &
r>ri1 ~
Alexandria daily gazette, commercial & political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1808-1812, 1809-07-08
a Lift Of Letters.
Remaining in the Post-CBFce, Alex0naria,
July I, 1909.

a..
Baylis Anderson, Mrs. Sally Atkins, Law
son Arsbone, A. Addison, Charles Aiexan-
der, Aney Allen, Augustine Alexander, Mrs.
Frances Alexander, Thomas; 6. Addison, Mrs
Lucy Addison.
William Brent ir. Mr.. Bell, Captain Boar
Bell Jacob Bontze Adam Butler; Andrew
Burne; Miss Sarah Brown; Thomas K.
Beale Jacob Baugh John Bell; Messrs 1.
& G.. Barre Simeon Blackmer Daziar Ben
net Owen Brooke.
Sarah Crawford Whiting Cooke; Sophia
MsCaughen James Criswell; Henry Col-
vim ]; John Crawford Joseph Commarque j;
MIR. Butler Cooke James Carter; Mr.. Jas,
Cassin; John Childs.
d.
MIR. Thomas Diggs Mr.. Thos. Darnes !;
Mr.. Daniel Dulany; Mr.. James Doef; Mr..
Langhorne Dade:
Mr.. John Edwards /; David English.
F.
Mr.. Richard Fitzhugh; Mr.. William n.
Foote MIR. VIM. Foote; captain Daniel
Forgie, 9 !; Ferdinando Fairfax.
G..
Mr.. James Grinncl, jr.2 Mrs.Juliana Gray.
II.
Thomas Hutchins, 9; Henry S. HALEY;
James Howard Mrs. Jane Hews; Mrs.Jane
Hunter; Hort, esq. Mr.. ]. Hawkins
Mr.. John or Robert Harris; captain Caleb
Heath Mrs. Elizabeth Hall Raphael Hodg-
kin captain John Hugh; Mr.. Samuel Han
son Mr.. Isaac Hewey; Francis Hamus,
ley Miss Ann Humphreys MRS Lucinda
Hale capt. John Haynes.
K.
James Kennedy, j.
l..
Nicholas Low; Mrs. Eliza Law; Mrs.
Lowry Ludwell Lee Miss Elizabeth Lat
tin; Mr.. John Letcher John White Lee;
John Luke Electius I.anhane Chs. Luly.
M.
Miss Susannah Martin; Mr. Jas. Moore;
Mrs. Betsey Mezerva Richard Mackey /;
Miss ElizabcthMar; Mr.. Isaac MLain Mrs.
Rebecca Mackall /; captain James Miles
captain William Manning; Mr.. James P.
Martin Mr.. Angus Machine VIM. Max.
well Abraham B. I. Mason; Noel Mat
thswson Mrs. Inamgantt Mr.Jas. M'Don-
ncl, Q Mr.James MILAN, Q.
n.
VIM. c. Newton Mr.. -- Norris. T
O.
William G.. Oliver.
p.
MIR. Edgar Patterson ; Mr.. Osborn Parsons !:
Mr.. Reuben Potter; Doctor Chandler Pey-
ton John H. Peyton John Pitman; Miss
Kitty Pitt; Mr.. Jos, Potter; Jane 3. Page ;
| Mrs. Margaret Peyton-
K.
Mr.. Thomas Rhodes captain alexander
| F. Rose Ann Rathcl , Benjamin Rogers.
Captain Henry Sisson, 2; Mr., William
Simson Mr.. John Simpson ; Mr.. Daniel
Smith Mr.. Henry Shreeves jr. MIR. Will
am Swink; Mr.. Martin Smur; Mr.. James
Shore; Mr.. Robert Smith Mr.. Jos. Stiong !;
Mr.. Wm. Spence Mrs. Catharlne Smith
f.
John v. Thomas !; Henson Tucker; Mr.,
Hashford Tingley, s.; Mr. John Ihreop /;
Mr.. Thomas Hubert.
".
Mr.Joseph Warden.
w
George Wise Mr.. Thomas Nv hittingloe
Mr.. Richard Wilson, q; James Wren. 2; Tbs.
Weston Mr.. Wainstead Alexander Wal
ker; James Waugh, Q; John Westcott
John Watts, 2; capt Peter Walker, 3 Da-
mon Warther, Sally Weeks; capt H, Vince
Ter.
"
James Young.
George Gilpin, Pm.
/ yu'y3.
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Offered for Rent,

The HOUSE on the corner of Pitns,
ST. Asaph streets, lately occupied :
Benjamin ricketts,. -, !,
This property is in good sitrat!o u,
building very convenient, and has az ~
put in excellent repair. Apply to :"
Esquire, of Dumfries, or 70 IN
Robert YOU
June 49,
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Valuable Property tor Sale,

Pursuant to deed Of trust made by ELISHA
JANsEy to the subscriber for the benefit OF
his creditors, will be exposed to public
sale. before the tavern door of Zachariah
Ward, in the town of Occoguan, at twelve
O'Clock, on FRIDAY, the twenty-tlrst OF
next month
That valuable MILL-SEAT,
the property of the said Janney, situate IN the
said town of Occoquan. On this scite was e
rected, about ten years ago, spacious three
story brick mill house, which ever since has
been occupied as manufacturing null until
about five weeks ago it was destroyed by hre:
the stone work of the nall and considerable
part of the brick work still stands and would
be found sufficiently substantial to erect new
work upon it--considerable part OF the iron
work would also answer tor new mill, which
might with these aids be erected IN time to
grind the growing crop OF wheat. The ad-
vantages appertaining to this valuable proper
ty which in the driest season never wants wa
ter, are so generally known as hardly to need
particular enumeration. Suffice it to state,
that it is situated in healthy and hourishing
little town at the falls OF Occoquan river, a.
bout Is miles south of Alexandria, on the
great stage road leading from north to south,
in the heart Of fine wheat country, and has
navigable tide water to the mill door where
vessels may come of sufficient burthen to car
ry 40 to 500 barrels OF flour.
ALSO,
1T the same time and 1sl1ce will be e:efosed 10
sale,
The LANYARD and tfe I'M
provement thereon, which are calculated tor
the carrying on the tanning business to adj
vantage and on large scale, together with
the stock of Leather, &c. on hand.
ALSO,
viii be e.r,aosed for sale, at the aan1e Anne and
hlacc,
One undivided Molety OF a
Tract Of Land, containing about 500 acres,
situate Oh the north side OF the Occoquan IL
YER, very valuable from the quantity OF tine
timber which it contains.
Terms of sale for the real property will
be-Ten per cent on the purchase money
payable within so days by negotiable notes
we'll endorsed-for the residue credit will
be given of one, two and three years on equal
payments with interest from the date, and
deed Of trust upon the property to secure the
payments will be required.
For further particulars, those who may de-
sire to purchase will be pleased to apply TO
Mr.. Nathaniel Elicotf, at Occoquan, or to the
subscriber at Bush Hill, near Alexandra.
Richard N. Scott, 77glfee.
June -. stawts !
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
Healing Springs.
Mas. ABERCROMBY.

I'D ESPECTFULI.Y notifies The public,
N that having taken the HEALING
SPRINGS for the present season, in the
lower end of Louisa County, thirty. three
miles above Redmond, on the old pnountain
road, is prepared 10 accommodate such
company as may wish to resort ihither Ell
Their for health or pleasure, during the
summer and autumn months. The very
recent proofs of the efficacy Of those wa.
tiers in removing the disorder, that has SO
fatally prevailed about Richmond and ma.
my other parts of this and the adjacent
states, meaning the DIARRHOEA or
BOWEL COMPLAINT, with the sore
mouth, as also TETTER and RING.
WORMS, SCURVEY. and every kind
of Cuteneous disorders, give them o
decided preference over any other mi.
neral water 10 this stale, by sundry persons
lot experiences, who have attended all the
Watering places of the upper country, in
search OF health, and a cure for most ofthe
complaints above mentioned. The water
LOT this spring is a strong cbalybeate, and
never fails to strengthen and give a tone
to the stomach and restore lost appetite
in the shortest time imaginsble--are un-
riyAlled as 10 hcalthiness & pleasantDess OF
situation, being surrounded wi foe groves
and in aplenuful and agreeable neighbor-
hood.-fhe chargs for board will be One
Culnea, per week for Ladies and Gentle.
men, and half price for children aud SER
wants and extensive pas,urage and STA
bies gratis, and nine pence a gallon for
grain. IS
Mrs. AHERcRcnsr pledges herselfthat
no exsrtioB on her part shall be wanted to
render comfort and pleasure 10 her board
ers, and relies on her own merits for their
patronage.
U Mr.. AsERcRoMBr will himself con-
tinue to TEACH MUSIC in Richmond.
Healing Springs, June 10th, 1909.
2&wtf,
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
New Book Store.
LEWIS ADAMS

HTAS taken the store on the corner oil
L 4 the main street and the street leading
70 the Basin between the EAsLE & GLoBR
taverns en- the same SIDE, where he has
opened an elegant assortment Of Books,
I'm the different departments of scie nee.
His collection of LAW is the most extern
siyc of any in Richmond, and generally
OF the best editions and well bound. He
has also good assortment of medical
Booka, of Divinity, History, Miscellany,
the Latin Classics and most of the school
books in general use, with handsome as
surtinent of Quils, Letter aud Wriune
Paper, Pencils, Walters, Sealing Wax,
Reeves colors, India Ink, Flutes, Flies
Fiddle strings, &c.
he has likewise o very hadsome selec-
ton otihe Poets and good collection OF
Novels, Romauces and Plays.
As 1t is his intention to keep up his as.
sortmen,, with the addition of every new
work OF merit as they appear from the
Prsss in Philadelphia and New York, he
hopes by his assiduity and attention TO his
sastomers in procuring for them any work
to be had from esther of those places on
the shortest notice, TO gain their confidence
and merit portion oil their generous pat
rpnsge.
He assures his friends and the public
that his Books shall all be at the regular
New York and Philadelphia prices, from
which a liberal discount will be made to
those who may please to become his con-
slant customers, and purchase to any con-
siderable amount--LGw Libraries will be
iurnishedon very liberal terms as to did,
couns or credit.
LEWIS ADAMS has the pleasure OF
announcing to the public at this time, the
following new, interesting and valuable
publications, just received,
Malthus on Population, bound & in boards.
S, Sand dollars.
GIliIe's History of The world from the
Reign of Alexander 10 that OF Angus.
tus, vols. octave, z so.
Vol. ], Hening and Munford's Reports.
net0 edition, royal ersavo, (voi. 3 expect.
ed in few days.)
STRUGGLES TaRo' LIFE, by Lieut.. Joar
HARRIorT, exempii6ed IN tie rauous
travels and adventures in Europe, Asia.
Area aud America--an interesting
work
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
hIsuj IpIIce 5 2 ~ 2 VoIs.)
Thaddeus of Warsaw,
BY MISS POR TER.

"This work has more merit than can
be ascribed to the croud of productions Of
this class, and iucuDcstes virtucus and mag.
unanimous sentiments B1onfbiy Rerfeso.
I" Thsddeos is work Of genius and has
nothing to fear at the candid bar of taste
he has to receive the precious need oil
sympathy from every reader OF unsophis
ucaled sentiments and genuine feeling.H
IMPERIAL Review.
~ A consignment Of FRssH RAJ.
SINS of different qualities, which will b.
sold at reduced prices for cash, or ex.
changed for country prcduce---slso a coz.
Segment of LHE's PATENT and FAIRS,
MEDICINES.
Richmond, Jone 9TH, 1909. w.t.
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n. An... high s,oodsa Horse.
~ 1.-.,,.'s -.

A BEAUTIFUL dark bay, 1s hands
Ahigh, full of strength, health & vigor,
ana inferior TO No horse either for speed or
potion, OF fine bone and muscle. This
horse was purchased by me when In Lon
don OF Lord Grosvenor, he was then in
training will stand the ensuing season at
Sandy Point, Charles City country. The
scarcity OF money induces the subscriber
TO let him cover mares this season at 10
cellars the single leap, 90 dollars the sea-
son, thirty dollars to insure mare in
ioai' the insurance money to be pad, by
the gentleman who insured if changed the
season money may be discharged by the
pament of fifteen dollars by the tenth of
August, at which time the season will exc
pre-, with half dollar to the groom for
each mare. Large and extensive pastur-
age OF the best white clover gratis the
gratest care and attention paid the mares,
out Will not be answerable for accideuts
or escapes. This horse has not run MANY
races, but his performance will sufficiently
justify the opinion of Lord Grovennor <
his Son, who certify that they consider him
the best three year old hore in England.
and challenging any year old, which was
In october 1898, at New Market, he
won sweepstake of l400 guineas, 10 SUBJ
$500 >, a. ~oo 6uincdS eaCn, nalf tOrT61ts
colts carrying stone 3lb. FLIES 8 stone.
beating Sir Harry, Mr.. Cookson's b. .. by
Sir Peter, Mr.. PERKINS, b. Yong Javelin,
SIR Francis Standish's CHI. c. Split Pigeon
IS to against Admiral Nelson, z TO 4 a.
gainst Sir Harry, 6 to against Split Pi.
geon, aud 10 to against Young JavtIin.
In 1873 he won sweepstake of 1900
guineas, IA subscribers at 200 euineas each.
beating Lord Egremont's b. C.. by Precep.
tor, out of BOP Tail, MIR. PERKINS, b. G.
Javelin, and Mr.. Golding's Boas.er.. g 10
on Admiral Nelson. In 1900 he got so
much injured in his practice that he did
not come on the turfagain until 1908, when
he won purse of s0pounds, a mile heats.
beating several fine horses. Sc Sporting
Magazine for this year.
PEDIGREE.
ADMIRAL NELSON was bred bv
10 GrosvenIr, sot by John Bull. ana fo.i-
ed in 1795 MS dam Olivia, by Justice
her, dam CIPHER by Squirrel out of Frih-
ble's dam, by Reguius.. See Supplement- to
the Stud Book. page Is.
WILLIAM LICETFOOT.
N. B. Notes for the twenty dollar
must be sent with the mares.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
DR.. TABR,s

Natures Restorative Baksamic Cordial
Tne certificates attached to the bills which
iDclose each borsle Of the above medicine,
are from characters Of responsibility, on
whose testimony the fullest confidence NAV
be placed by those who labor under com.
plants Of the Govt, Rheumatism, &c. also
those Of ccusumptive habits, general debi-
lily of the nerves and various other Gem.
piain<s iseidont 10 the humsn bodY.r
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16

MRS. ANNE rIYrR.
No. 10Y, Greer-styeef, Old town, Baltimore,
Being ever DESTROYS of rendering assistance 70
my fellow creatures, az far as my abilities will
permit, and also give additional credit to DIR.
TISSOTT'S GOVT AND RHEUMATIC
DROPS, which from their powerful efficacy I
have received such surprising benefit, are the on.
ly motives for my offering statement of my case
10 the public, under ths following attessed afida.
Wit.
Upwards Of Eve years had been afflicted with
Rheumatic pains. which were seaeei principally
in my Ioins, shoulders, and right arm which
At last lost the use Of, so that for considera
BILE time, could not lift II TO my heads at ore
period il confined me to ray bed in which Could
not turn without assistance, aud from the violent
and agonising pain in my loirs, my erica could Of
ten be heard by the neighbors. Every remedy tha,
Leould think of, or prescribed BY my friends were
tried 1 also had medical assistance both French
and English. bat they gave relief only FOR the
moment, so that despaired Of ever being cured
and had resigned myself TO be cripple during
life, who's was advised by a friend 10 make
trial of DR.. TISSTT'S GoUT sy RHEUMA [.
TIC DROPS accordingly applied a, Loves
Drug and Patent Medicine Store, No. 16 s;sn
Of the Mortar. Centre Market-speee. wner
purchased bottle Tor two dollars. from which
do positively declare, received more bsneff
than had from all the remedies attempted 4 r
years past but fearing relapse, procur,
another bottle and was perfectly relieved.
ANNE FIFER.
sworn before me this 18th day Of Novefu-
Der 1903. JAMES WILSON.
Witness, 5ancs Norris. Jun.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
AFFIDAVIT OF

Baltimore, July %, 1906.
Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1809-06-16
DIR. TISSOTT'S
CELE GRATED
Gout 3 Rheumatic Drops.

A CERTAIN cure for Gout. Rheuma,isn,
"A Lunbago, weakness of the joints. and all
kinds of Sprains; for elects. be they of ever %
long standing, and for the stone and gravel il
lis perhaps the most active, penetrating, and eff
fectnai remedy in the world in the cramp and
all kinds of pains In the head, face and body, il
10 wi'hour ara equal.
This medicine (which Justly claims pre- en-
inence over all Others, as being decidedly adap-
ted for the speedy removal of these complaints
above r,entioned] owes It's discovery 10 the ce-
Iebra,sd Tissott. physician of most ex allied EN-
'nenre in his profession, and is chiefly the ex.
tract of an herb, peculiar to Europe, to whose
powerful, healing, restorative and balsamic qua
iities, this great man, by the administering, ow-
ed much of his fans.
It's peculiarly excellent for most disorders ar
tending wsrm climates, and keeps for any length
OF lime. Bottles, II two dollars each. with Co
Pious directions The following are q few, Of
the MANY respectable certificates, which the pro-
tprictop has in his possession.
CE sT1FiCATE OF
GENERAL RIpoRLy, of Hampton.
certify, that having received blow on my
knee, which produced severe pain and swelling,
| was advised to apply DIR. Tissott's Gout and
Rheumatic Drops, and on bathing the part with
thers only a few times, agreeaby TO the directi.
tions, they effected perfca cure. AT another
time my wrist was affected with Rheumatism to
such degree as rendered my hand for the time
usessss when on making application Of the same
remedy IN like manner, the disorder in the course
OF "a hours was entirely removed.
therefore from the experience have had
of the efficacy Of said medicine, consider it az
benehcent ace to recommend it in similar cases TO
sihers.
Signed.
c. RIDSELY, of Hampton.