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GNILL commence Tuesday The ssth day of
July20.

NAT Ill commence Tuesday the 9sth day of
w September next
FIRST DAY-The Colt Sweep Stakes for three
years Old eolta ami FLIES, running mile heats, car
ring weight for age agreeable to the weights of the
Jockey Club, entrance 6g00, half forfeit; to which
there are six subscribers aud closed the names of
tho subscribers ar rs foilows-John Minge, John
Aver ThomPs Grav@s s, BurweIl Wilks, Thomas
q eat. In epd II cbrriah Brooks
SEC' Nd DAY-1hs Jockey Club Purse Of 500
dolle"' four mile heats
THIRD ID Y--'Eb- Proprietor's Purse of $500
three mile heats, entrance SIS, which is also to be
addef 20 the purso.
FOURTH DAY-An elegant Silver Cup, worth
Si25 free for all ages and parsons, whether they
&c msmbers of the club nst, carrying VT for age
agreeable TO the WITS. OF the course, running mile
heats entrance to be proportional agreeable to the
number Of horses entered; four or more to make =
race fer this race nag which is winner on any
~ the preceding days races, will be Slo we'd to start
Entries Tor the cup &c be made c. evening Of the
second days race. JOHN WORSHAM,
Proprietor Of The Course.
O. Stahleage and litter furnished race horses
gratis Those who may want OLD fodder or old oats
toI race horses, viii he furnished by the Proprietor
at The Course with both Of the best quality.
Afsw Booths 10 he rented on the Roe Field
The usns' Toll will be collected IT the sstes.--A
Dinner viii be provided by the Proprietor the day
n ne Jockey Club Race for the members Of the
Gu, 10 he paid for out Of tue subscription Of the
Cub, agreeable To the resolution of the Club at their
Iasi Fail Meeting. August II. G.
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FAtEFtELD FALL RACES
wILL COMMENCE ON TUESDAY, TIKI STE

WILL COMMENCE ON TUESDAY, TIE 5TH or
OCTOBER NEXT.
First Day - swe1 ps,akes for g 600 each, half
fori.,t-tp which there are six subscribers.
On the same Da1.--A Produce sweepstakes for
s 90 each, play pay--to which there are eleven
sai,ec, ihers.
Sec nd Day The Jockey Club Purse-S 400
do lars, ur mile heat
Third Day An elegant Silver Cup, valued NJ IS
Ounces, two mile heats. 20 dollars entrauoe--four
{ t.,ske p race
ThS Fourth DGyThe Proprietor's Parse Of
s go three mile heats, carrying weights agreesoie
10 TIE ru'es ri the present club.
Tie fgHowihg rdtes are esfdbfshed
Pour wheel car iages, . co
Two do do SO
Man aud Horse, so
Siabi"s and straw furnished ersGs
Thus. WATSON, j.: 9reGsursr
Those persons willing 70 rent booths Oh the
ground sill prly 70 Thomas Watson, Jr.
Aug4si =, 1915. tdr
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ToK The ENQUIRER.
BLOCKADES.
70. /.

II he's frequently been said, that fine u.
Stste. lave 40 inteIcst. in opposing the mar
iwe usurpa'ion5 Of Great Britain, because
She Loses her naval supremacy, tns tyran-
NV 81 FrarCe ON the ocean Will be al least as
severe. am 10 advocate for this transfer
rom Great Britain % France. The latter
las power enough and ai.ho' the appre-
cnsi 30, taat Blnapaf'e might establish his
dominion, over ali Europe, ie passing away,
E y be nO si'eady some, il ought Ger sinly
DC the Nish of every American, that G.
u j ,h,uli retain strength sufficient to
n0s,fr'e I oheck u lAc ambition os lsr ri-
81 t.ere We oarhtto sop; but THEaE
We have Hot s,oPp,d. Our sympathy for
re n2tici tIdt have been successively
nT rts uder the power of France or
c.ins ~ The ambition Of It's ruler, has
sclss.y miaied D.. The 9elusioH into which
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LAND FOR SALE.

\ Decree hayin- been made by the County Court
OF Hanover, at their last term, directing the
sale oI the tract ~ land in the said County late the
Residence % Nathaniel Pope, Esq (subiect TO Mrs.
Pope dowe.) at public auction, tie highest bid
der, on "a credit o; twelve rsonths the Commis.
sloners in tie said decree named, in pursuance
thereof, viii proceed Friday, the TENTH day
ID September next, IN the premises, make sale OF
ths SAID tract OF IRnd conf aiming about four hundred
aud sixty FIVE acres
August 3. tbs
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BY Thomas Richie.
WILLIAM s Nary COLLEGE.

WILLIAM s, MARY COLLEGE,
F1NHE Cover ois AID Visitors .of w .sm Ss Mar,
a College, are earnestly requested TO meet IN
Convocation "a, their Council Chsmoer. On Friday,
the 10th Of SepteSiber next.
Ii Is OF the utmost importance that the vacant
Professors Ups be lied possible, tina,
may be given for due Modification TO the pabiiv u
The studies to be pursued the eusnin; term.
ROB'r SAUNDERS,
itrcfor.
Tbs Vscant Professorships are
LIST. Law s POlice---anrusi salary $500
Cd. Moral Philosophy, ae. do. 5000
Sd. Chemistry, SSc. 90 - 5000
lees-rwen,y Dollars to each Professor atten-
ded.
Aug IL. w4w
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4 TOR SALE, handsome warranted double-bar.
Y RELIEF English manuiactsr, Fowiing Piece
Apply co IL. b. BIssrore, at the Office Of the En-.
quirer August II. If
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~ RENr

& Nd POSsEsSItlN GIVEN on the sis OF e.,
a tenbey, i s.N Z NJ I. IL 2 No.. ;, ia MAY.
c's tndings. e. c. .sf.4YO.
Aug 81. 81
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STOLE.Vr

GEuT OF the pasture OF the Subscriber, the
w night Of the esd instant. TWO HORSES, one
large black about Is hands bghvery stout b strong
trots aud PAGES. brand that can be recollected,
one of his hind hoots stre liter ard longer than the
other, and was shod all round.-Ihs other hay,
about II hands and halt high, with black streak
dov his back, and slit in OF AIS ears about one
incl long.
The raorning after the Horses were stolen, two
men, ore Of them negro, stopped at Frazer's rav-
ern in New kent, and rode horses of the above des-
eruption, and then went on down the country-It is
prosable they will sell or exchange these Horses in
one OF the lower counties
Whoever will deliver The said horses to my son
Wn, Fl. Macon in New Kent, or me in Hano>e err
sLail be paid Tweny Eoilars for the black hose L
Ten for the bay. WIN. MACON.
Hanover, August 81. 1t
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EyrafaDr ~ the last Il. y.
In the t't Col, 5tb paragraph, 1T line, for 1896
rsad 1886
In ,he ~ Col, oh paragraph, 81 liss, strike out
49," he"-
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s n the sth day Of October next, viii be offered
z Tor sale pnDheh.y the preu.isss, that valua-
BILE
Tract ofL.HND
Situated in Campbell Couaty on Stasnton River, the
property Of Fayetta Henry, late deed. & common
ly known by SEe name Of Tae HIPS Greek pantatinn
This ,ifct IS suppoocd 20 contain upwards of ONE
THOUSAND ACRES ! the greater par, OF which
vs. sloi Tobacco Land. The purchaser viii bs re.
quire'! to pay down enc hs!f the amount Tor whieh
4, nav be sold and pay she residue in onr year
from that1Iste, giving bond sn, good security with
Iced II Trust To snswer thespsv nent thereof
CHRISTIE pRSR HUNT, Ex'or.
fsyette Henry, deed.
July 90. aitp
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ron SHLE.
4 ND T'R NSPORTATiON-tour likely NJ =.
" e. o III T. ", who nave bevn .ond mned
and pardo.tsd by tSe Execuuve-,the.r ages -. %,
IS "a 80 yesrs.-OAc OF them to!erabie good Car.
penter--one Cooper---oue SAoeh ktr--snd tie o.
ther Planter. s..
Those inclined To- purchase i'll make application
10 ths Executive, -Four five q, the best eavers
are now ready 20 weave for customers, sud MOD
crate Some of them capable u weaving
2nJ kiad Of
FIGURED, CLOTH
T0r Table Ci0ths lied Cosera, &e We havs still
an hand the variety Of MANUEAcTVREp ARTI-
Giles here tofore advertised fuT Sal. on low terms
or Barter jo1 R.7lf' .7g.4Y'ERLALS 70 .,lanpJae-
7Vfe.
Country customers world do well 10 send their or
ders for vNESROE.S' SHO ES & others before
tAe tn season commences h the work shall bG faith
fut.y executed An erronsoua idea has gone out that
thu ~ anufaetares OF TINS pace no. well ex eu.
scd as 10 the country they may not have rs good q
POLISH but the work generally is faithfully done
Slaves pnt into this place for SAFE and safe keep
ms on the fsiieging terms, viz: ...
They 10 lie furnished with charge OF clothes
s. banhet & II cents per day paid for their board
81 ot tasir Sickness they also psy the expenee
ot paysican--snd they should be in need d co-
thing it purchased & paid FOR by tae owner when
taken cut.
WV. CAMPBELL.
Keettsr and agent.
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Auzrst 10.
NEW COFFEE HOUSE.


NEW COFFEE HOUSE.
FnFHE Subscriber respectfully informs the public,
2 that he has taken the eligible stand. on che Ca
pi,o! SFusre, frat known IS tIiders Fountain sud
iairy a Portcrsnd Oyster Hns,se. X e purposes
- seen the beat Beer, Porter, Wines and liquors
eu- hot relisiOy sters &c. in their season.
aui sohes patronage.
Sou.e 81 tie prinspa! papers in the United States
viii be mn edistely Gbtzii Ell Tor the aInusetnent Of
.sitors.
lie a.so continues his H0u9e of Entertainment and
Grosesy on shcrkce lill, Of 5th aud X
Street,, uiidsr the chre of Sir. u L. StndgeH :;
where eJOj forage and sts5IaEe may also be hsd.
HENRY rhRMELS.
August 81.
u. ) Tie Editors of the Boston Daily Adyss,
tisfr, New y or, Advocste, Ph'hdelphia Aurora,
baliimore Why, Daily NstiOOs imeiig aneer, Nor
folk Led<sr. Nortois Iiered, Chi ieoti4 FREEDMAN
and Georsia Journsl, requested t. sru ard the
papers regularly, and ,br,e their eGents IN Rich
ne nd TO D IS above for payment. A.
F.ILJ-iGLE PRcPERYR FOH S.ILE.
4 IN Saturday tie tth day o. September next,
by tie Testament ard last eYiH ct George r. Stras,
des'd, ezPose 10 Sale lg Pubic Auction, for road,
Il r Z " Z NJ 4 " T,
Containing two tcrss >5d three qu,ttcts Of an acre
alicintyth FreUel G rdea in tlfs city.
St,n NcCraw - uiy atOrney ia fact, and wiz
attend aud Cu0duet TIE Sac m pt behalf receive
th. uohsy, 1ud execute 10 the purchaser such coz.
VeyaDec H. I am aJfnp',5s, go maze, as ths TX
eculrlx Of George i. otrAs, d.cA
NJ SrrNs. Ex't. #
4 z. STu5, cec4.
August 81. 81
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LOTTERY NO PICE.

4 Z Z
ggSEN THOUSAND DULIs.RS IS A STA
& TIONAhY PRIZE, For the 3sth day OF draw
Ing, which via be on Tuesday next the Penn
syIUania grand Lottery the 3sth day has al
80 Stationary Prize OF FIVE THOUSAND Dol
bars in 500 tickets.
The price Of Tickets will advance from time to
time, until the CAPITAL prize OF $50 s drawn.
The Ba!tinio,e Hospital LOTTERY has reosmed
It's drswine.-In seven days Drawing more, th, six
Stationary Prizes each of TEN THOUSAND Dol.
lars will cnme every other day oi drawing. Al
20, the Capital Prizes, one OF $4,000, and two each
OF X20,Co0 remain uDdraTn>
Any orders from the country Cpoat-paidl for tic
Eete in the above Lotteries, or in the
TRI-NIT'Y CHLJRCH LOTTERY
will be attended 10 Gosh csn be h,d inr Prize.
IicLets, OF tor Bank-Notes OF other StAtes AT lhe
Latter. Office Of
1B. KURSnEEDT.
.4frsv doors beko1p fke Bell 1aper y.
Aug. 81.
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Facts viii speedily DC deyei,red - "a.
American People. on he scbiect 80 re
Russian Mediation, which win make ne
stare. II WI so.a be published 'he'a
iou'eto?. thar tie Hfst offer "a The
toni by knsss never vas made br q, ~ uid-
pesor alexander, Dos % 4IS - &c Err sIl
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TIN RUSSIEW MEDIITTON

I'VE assert, ON und0ubtcd authority, that
Mr. Bcaslsy the agent for American prisor
ers 10 London, has io5g since informed Mr.
Aource, that The British government had
refUsed to appoint Commissioners 20 treaa
with Mes.rs Bayard. Gslaiin and Adam,
~ ST. Petersburg, undef ,ks McdiuAosl IF
RUbsia ~ Y.EDf. Part.
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7HR LIZ TELLERs.

To show how h''Is q opponents of the a,lmiris,
tratinn viii stick az fe 70 gut their iaaiios. wa
publish the following
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FGklTEk lLf.Rl, I,h t.usus,, .oI D.
no SHIE

Aug. 81.
Alexandria gazette, commercial and political. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1812-1817, 1813-02-15

.,.;n. this twenty third OF April !"
ne year Of our Lord one Thousand ,,'' r s.s'
'n,dred and ten, to be fuily co'ni
ed and ended. ,a..o, the da,
Given snderm my hand ana sean '
anu o''' III THOMAS r P VI. = S.
Signed sealed and delivered aa IN the
orsss sa Of GRO. G PREshuK Ky,
p In consequence of the above authority tntsa.,
vested in me, arising from a con.i .,.a
With Mr.. r. Paul, hereby appoint q! .he
following persons the only agen NJ ,h 1o' civ
sale Of Paurs Columbian OH In tne , ~;
ST Baltimore, viz. DR.. Edme n " M',
sion Of the Golden head, No. Is MAJ |.
ts,'stree,. Messrs. Henry keeri
Son. Druggists. sign Of Ceisus's heso .,
No. as3 Market-st. near inc co're' "
Howard.st Doct Jesse Talbot, Drug
r.st corner of Hanover and MarSet'sts
Tessrs. Warner and Hanna stat,oner'
corner of Gay and Market st'' Mess's
e SR. watts Lottery Office, corn.'
IF St. Paul's Lane and Market.st' a
Miltenberger, Stationer' No 10 sig
az Rankin, N. Howard-st. Messrs
John & Thomas Vance, Stationers, n"
,7a Maree,.st-.A FeAs Poinf, bs
Dr.. Henry Derry, Druggist No:
Marke,-st. and Nathaniel Knight ot1
.;aner FeI,,s..treet.-City Of Washing
TOM Messrs. David OFT, s Go. Dr"%
pi,ts-PMlodelthia. Mr.. Thomas Love
at DR.. Edwin 4. Atlee's, No. 20 MOTT.
4tb St. John Y. Bryant, Druggist
Corner of I'D and Pine.Streets-Je:v
miah Morris, Druggist, No 1913 MAJ
ket.street--Stephen North, Druggist
No. IS High st. between % and g
streets, Messrs. Crowl & segar, Dr. q
pists, Market st.-Msv York, Messrs
John & Thomas L Clark, Druggists
Maiden Lane, Mes:rs. Laurence 8
Reese, Druggists, Pearl st. Messr:' u
&R. Waites's, Nos. SO and o. Made
Lane.-York Foam, DR.. John Fisher
Drug. -dnnatoHs. Mes,rs. Childs s
ShaW-Georgr Town. DR.. John Ut
Drup-Laucaster. DR.. Samuel Fab
nestock, Drug.-harrisburg' Or. JON
c. Wrestling, Drug.-Euston. D Tho
mas H. Dawson, Drug.-Pets' @oHrS
Vire. Messrs. Love and Cutter, Drug
gists.-Ragerstown. Dr.. Frederick MI
MISUNDERSTANDING. DIR. Jnhi
S. Miller, Druggist-v 1aeacstrr. Mess
John & Adm. Miller, Drugg::ts.-Ha"
ocer. Messrs. Frederick & WIN. Saucr'
mann, Druggists.-CCrEsh. DR.. JON:
Failnestock, Druggist-8rook pMs
Montgomery COY MIR Brice Gassa"ay
AND IN ALExAEDRIA, Br
RICHARD II. LITTLE, Druggist.
Also, wholesale or retail. atmy Drug
and Patent Medicine Store: No. 10
sign of the Mortar, Centre Market
Space, Baltimore.
JOHN LOVE.
March % laW3m
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1ee,. Grad Restorative for perr.
.,,,s disorders, inward weakness, etc.
lees Iudian Vegetable SPECIFIC, Tor
he Vensreal. ~.
Lees Persian Lotion, for letters
nd Ernp,ions. e.,
Lee, Essence and Extract OF Mus
lard, for the Rheumatism, etc.
Lees Eye Water,
Lees I sotA-Ache Drops.
Ices Damssk Lip Salve.
Lees Corn Plaster
Lees Aaodyne Elixir, tor the cure
%! headaches.
Lees Tooth Powder.
The above Celebrated Medicines
.on,inue to he faithfully prepared, and
Sold by the Projectors, No ss' fht
rect, B ltimo's.
And By their appointment in Alex
ndri>, ev 90.
K GRAY. bookseller, King-str-et'
I'd n KINGSTON. Fairfax-street'
To country merchants ane others,
sno purchase to sell again. a iDer0'
..count will ue given by the Proprie'
orS. +,
To detect cuunterfeits, observe each
r,ic,e has. On the outside wr PIPER, the
gnature of
MICHAEL LEE, and Co.
". Attic places OF sale may he
I'd lgra'is) pamphlets containing ca
g Of cures whose length prevent:
Y.ir being herewith inserted.
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ohort-hdua Sy5tem.

s37HILST was N Europe in 1872
w asystem OF Shorthand was pub
.shed IN Philadelphia In The Over
sement OF that Work it is said 20 o'
&c ,ys,em FUSED by Mr. LLOYD Il
king down the Debstes Ut Congress ;
system so easy that any man OF ordI'
ry c,,acity m,y clearly compreheh'
i, ha,f An hour. and socn pracuce Il
in its tuiiest extent, without any turther
,,struction than what viii be conveyed
i, a few pages-tne whole art being
comprised N eighteen simfle Characters
ilhout anyof those pcrpIexing arb'-
.,y marks with which tie learners OF
ne other systems, are Obliged to bur
hen their memory or emaarrass their
,ractice." This is all very true ; and
\, publication W.. at tia, time patron
.zed By Mr.. Madison, jr. Mr.. Jefferson,
mi almost all the then members OF
Congress, many of those gentlemen
subscribing for ten cofa's each; but that
.ystem was very far from being per
te(t. though some of is seeret ar"e1-
mrs were divuigcd and every kind OF
work since printed on This subject, has
taken advantage of what was then dis
closed
am now about 10 print the system
in j.. perfect ate, intended tor the
Use Of schools, with such plain instruc-
ions for learning it, thar person OF
,oierable capacity will proper asslduIty
nay write it in SIX HOURS, as swiftly,
IS the script nand Coli be written by the
most rapid writer's.
THOMAS LLOYD.
TKRNs-Subscri5ers pay one dollar
OVID, md arothor on the delivery OF
work on or before lst July, 1873
The Subs crioers already exccci
/, 90 and consists of several hea 81
departm nts, members Of congress, al
uost all the d:st!n.uis characters OF
revolution, together with the rev
divires phy-ic lars, law! er<, professors
p in ipal merchants, SC. of Philadei-
p"i,
subscriptions received 1T this Off e
nd al r.. G. Wei lima s Ind D. Ra
mes book stores. w .iinYton
H Those printers who will give
ne ,boye few insertions and eceive
descriptions transmitjing the sub
':'iptIon pspers to P Byrne Psila-
!siphi'. shsii receive copy OF the
.ork beside the usual allowance
Junuary 70
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J. A. SMITH
Make Street, F. Point
LEES

Genuine Essence & Extract Of Mustard
4 ale nj etfeclusl rtmeay for a.
cute and CuroDic RkeHms.i:m. Gou',
P.isy LuH5asc, Num9ness White
SHeilings, CniinIsins, Sprain.. Bruises
Fain in TIC FACE and Neck. etc.
Extract 0! letter from Nr Nehe mic :
Crcsorg. agent for the prnprietor-.
d:ted Ncrfa:<. W. In!y -, 1872
Msssrs. hichaeL Lee IL Co.
Your essence OF Illus erd IS fighlv
Poro'ed Of 5y number oi pslso,.so
this clty, who usv ;,a4 occasion T. er.
piy 1t in cases of Brli.cs, -prains II,
You may send me luther Supply ::
'lsH, send ne some more 81 yoar mi
Bilious Pills, as they sell seli; tie
whole OF your Medicines : e in coas;-
derAbie demand. Yours trut,
n. GREGORY.
Lees AEtioiiious Pills, FOR he pre-
sention ofbilious levers, sc.
Lee'sElixig lor violent csids, coughs
&C
Lees Inf.l!;ble Ague and Fsver
rops.
Lees Worm destroying I.ozenges
Lees Itch Cin;men., warranted %
cure by one application, fvithou. s;cr.
cury.)
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ROBERT GRaY,

Las just receIvec-for saie-a few CO..
pie. Of
Lees Memoirs Of the War in the Sruth.
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bioun''s Practical Navigator and Coast
Pilot
ysckson's Bookkeeping
Books Of Common Prayer, in plain and
morocco bindings
Mair's Introduction
Lancss,er's Epitome
Father and Daughter by Mrs. Opie
Ah'ckerbo ker's N.x-York
Practical J ie,y
The Rem Ter. by Dr.. Johnson. IN for
nest Pocket volumes, bound in beard.
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LEES LLlXlk.

A severely IN remedy Cor colds, otsti.
iats coughs, catara gins, asth,nas. sor
thro-ts I'D apr. schlHg 90 sumption.
.Nessrs. Michael Lee, u Co.
Yuu 4ra at lbeiy 10 use my nam,
IN tie re on,mend Ito" OF Lees E,lxi
IS from repe led trials have found .
n excellent remedy ter colds, coughs.
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RD b a RRY.
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BALTIMORE. june 90 so.
Messrs. Michael Lee q 60.

Wa az lCkef Siln most Vioieh.
coid, severe cough AID psin / the
Breast. which continued TO groa WORK
during which my appe'ite t-ited N"
ny voice Uttered So mach that It Va
.ita TIE ot.1ost cxcrti0n | could pr
-oIrce single Sc tenre lou Ter tn.
nv breath. >ome Of my friends nas.
sg observed to me that r.uch 200"
nsa been done b. the use-ot Lees i
iiYir advised me to procure 60 t'r
from Mcssrs Warner ard H4hna,
which l &c, ordingiv did to tho--
persons unscquzintcd with the merit,
OF this metic,Ee, i all appear SIC
nishing that three |oses should removc
the pains in my breast, and the asc OF
one bottle only restored me to perfect
iealth.