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Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
INDIAN QUEEN HOTEL.

No. Is, South Fourth street, fPhiladelph,al
bet7reen Market and Chestnut.
ME subseriber respectfully informs
d his Friends and the public in gene
raj, that he has taken the above estab-
Iishment, where they u'ay rest assured
Tint he will nse every exertion to give
general satisfaction 10 such as may
favor him with ra!l.
Tie House kus bern neatly fitted up,
and ia we'll calculated for the accom-
moda'ion of gentlemen travelling with
their families sit is in the centre
vt business, and cOnvenien; 10 all the
Insurance Offices. Banks, Auctions,
and Post Office likewise TO the Muse
nm and other places Of pubic amuse-
ment. All favurs will he gratefully ae
kDOwltdged nv their nbrdient want,
THOMAS HEIsKELL.
Philadelphia, March 0, 1922.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
FOR SALE.
Feb. 9-tf

A TRACT UE LAND containing
IN abou, 1915 acres, lying on the
anain road leading from Winchester to
Romuey and rsfeid, within four
mile of the former place aud whereon
the subscriber uow lives The land il
fertile, With fwo comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSES, Kitchen, Smoke
house, an excellent Barn, an Orchard
of choice fruit, aud good water. The
said place has been occupied and kept
as Tavern upwards Of 20 years, and
Is thought to be one of the best country
stands within large circle. 7 he terms
will he made accommodating on appliS
cation to the subscriber.
Feb 2-te JACOB WEAVER.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
LAND FOR SALE.

. ~ virtue Of a Deed Of Trust execu.
j : tied to the subscriber BY certain
Samuel Williamson, be will expose to
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash,
on monday the 10Th day of April next,
being the day Of the sitting Of the
CoUniy Court Of Hampshire. before
the Court House door. in The town
Of Romuey, TWO TRACTS or
LAND; one Of which. containing
l72 Heres
and half, and thirty four Poles, lies
on the waters Of North River, branch
oI Great CacaphOn, whereon the said
Samuel Wiilismsoa lNtely resided
The OTHER TRACT is situate on
Crooked Run, branch of Little Gao
caphOD, and eon'ains
One HtUdrcd acres
more OF less. Both IF the above de-
scribed tracts Of lands lie in the county
nf Hampshire, and were conveyed to
the subscriber In trust 10 secure the
payment Of sum of money to Jahn
Wright, to raise which the sale will
he made. Such title will be made f."
re above Lands as j. vested in the sub
seriber ~ The above mentioned deed Of
trust. SAAi'L KERCHEYAb, ir,
Romnev, March is---tds,
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
REMOVAL.

YENHE subscriber resp, c,fully informs
Il his friends and he public, that
he has removed his shop 20 his dwell
ling house, in Bioddoek street, between
Barnliart's and Hsnning's Cochmskrrs
Ships, where he will keep on hand
SILVER aud GOLD WORK, ana
SPECrACLES suited to ali ages.
RPThe owners of Watches lie It with
the firm Of Phillips & Foster and OF
those left since their dissolution, are
desired to call and take them awsy
He has also in bis possession sixteen
Watches which werelegt with the firm Of
Hartman & Phillips between and 10
years ago If they are not called for in
short time they will be sold.
WILLIAM PHILLIPS.
March 3O-3t.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13

IA ILL stand at the Farm Of David
Wv III. Alien, In Frederick county.
Virginia, 4 miles from Battletowa and
8 from Cha7.estown, at EIGHT DOL
LARS per mare for the season, which
will commence on the first Of March.
and end on The first Of September next:
but he will not be let TO asses.
THE EMPEROR
is one of the most powerful Jack Asses
in America; rising years cid; and al
though exceedingly gentle, Ia remarks
bly, vigorous, and is sure fnal ge,ter
every mare pat 80 him last season
proving in foaI. !}e was gotten by
Columbus, who was b, Compound OFT
of Jenny by the knight of Malta,
who was cut Of the imported Malle.e
Jenny, presented by The Marquis de la
Fsyet,e to Gen Wsshins ON. The
EmperOr's dam was bred by The Gen.
rai.-She was by the Knight of Malta
ont of Compounds dam Compound
by the Royni Gift, out Of the old Nal,
tese Jenny.
The valne Of large mules may be es.
timated from their being so easily rails.
cd and kept; frus their not being liable
20 The common disorder. # Horses: from
their eapability of working Ionger in
each day, and undergoing far greater
fatigue and hardship than horse, ard
living, az good labourers, till sixty
years ofage /! If broke ard treated with
sentleness, they are as traetable az
horses. and will out-raVel, as we'll as
ont work, any horse.
The Emperor belongs 10 Doctor
Thornton, of the city Of Washington,
who vas favored by Gen. Washington
with the best breed of his asses.
February 23d-ttsI VI.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
MarsIIai,s Sale.

E3Y virtue Of decree Of the Win
II . chester Cbaneery District Court,
made on the second day Of December,
1877 in a suit now depending in the
said Court. in which George Sharpe
and John Protzman, administrators Of
Frederick Buzzard, deed. are plain
titf., and Robert Rogers is defendant,
shall proceed to sell, on Thurs
day the 18Th day Of April next, at
public auction, on the premises, to the
highest bidder, for ready money, the
LAND and premises on which the
said Robert Rogers now lives, end
keeps tavern, in the county Of Hamp-
shire, (being all the real estate dew
ed IN the said Robert by the last
will and testament of Owen Rogers.
deeea.ed,) or go much thereof as may
he necessary TO pay the debt, interest
and eosts, mentioned in the said de.
cree. The sale will commence at 4
o'clock P NJ. at the door Of the Dwell.
ling House and Tavern on the premi-
ses. JAMES GIBSON, y. NJ.
ron
JoBv S. PErTov, 81. ". c, n
March 3O-St:
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
FOR SALE.

A TRACT OF LAND containing
"a about 100 ACRES, lying on the
main road leading from Winchester To
MooreGeId ard Komney. within four
mile" ofthe former place and adjoining
the lands Of Joseph Baker, Esq. Jacob
Weaver and Others, and whercon The
subscriber now lives. The land Is fer
tile, with a comfortable BILLING
HOUSE. Kitchen. Smokeshouse, an
excellent new Barn, An Orchard of
choice fruit, and excellent Springs oE
water. The terms will he made ae-
communicating IN application 80 the sub
seriber. John WEAVER
Feb. eff
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
ALEX. GIBSON,
TAILOR.

I'D ETURNS his acknowledgements
.QG to his patrous far their eoeOur
agement since he commenced business
in this place, and respectfully annouu-
ees TO them and The public, that he
has removed his shop to a part Of the
house occupied by Mr. Joseph Gamble,
nearly opposite the Winchester Hotel.
where he will always be ready to re-
eeive nrders 10 hi4 lire Of business, and
will pay such attention, both to de-
spatch and execution, as must give
general satisfaction. He will always
keep employed he best wor<nen, and
will regularly receive from Baltimore
{where he has established a cores
pondenee for that purposel the newest
fashions. His charges will be as mode
rate as possible.
Winchester, Feb. t6-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
Public Auction.

HpY virtue Of Deed IF Trust exec
a 0eUied to the subscriber BY lshn
Anderson tNrfls TOWN. to secure u
debt owing IL Ephraim Fenton, he
subscriber will sell, on Monday tho
29,h inst. between the hours of ~ &
2 o'clock P. NJ. on the premises, in
N.fs Town, a certain lot or tract OF
land. lying on the road leading from
Winchester to Harper's Ferry, adioin~
ing the lands Of Robert Macky, Doe
ley and others, containing ONE a.
GRE; also another lot adjoining tie
above, containing TWO ACRES
There is on the premises a DIV eiling
House Such title as is vested in ne
| wilt make the purchaser.
Aptl: 8. DANIEL LINN.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
Il NezU WagOn.

US0R SALE, A NEW WAGON,
q built Of the most substantial ina
terials and finished in the best manner.
a liberal credit will be given the pnr-
chaser. Good notes OF hand will be
received in paymen,-or Wheat and
Corn, as will best anti the purchaser
or even gnnd bank paper will he re-
ceived in payment. Any person die
posed - purchase viii please apply to
Mr.. Hei1keii at the Gazette Office.
Winchester, March f6-tf
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
so Dollars Reward.

~
Ia ANYWAY from tie sul,cribe
living IN New Market, Sbena ndoa
county, Virginia, on the night ofthe
Cd inst. Negro man named BARRY
who calls himself Harry Bacchus
a disiiller TO trade, rs also an excel
lent hand to work on u farm He is
shoDt 40 or 20 years Of age, feet : or
8 Inches high, stout made, has con-
siderable scar on tie left cheek. hone,
his legs are deformed, tie LETT incIines
in, at the knee, and the right ont. He
has hitherto worn his heard long.
Harry had the following CLOTHES. VIZ. =
yellowish twilled domestic coat. bottle
green cloth gan;alOons, rcd fgnred
vest, 40 old fur hat and sunGry other
clothing not Teeolierfed.
Harry is an artFul fellow and can
read very we'll. also write little. II,
processes christianity and is fond ~
eonversing on the subject. 1t ia pre-
sumed he has obtained freedom paper-
and is making for PhilaGsIEbia or some
part Of the states IF Pennsylvania or
Ohio. I will give The above reward ri
fftv dollars If taken mt &c the state
of Virgiuia, OF TWENTY DOLLARS
If taken in the state and secured ~ y
jail so that I may get him Agsir.
and in either ease al rcasouslcl,
charges shall be paid if hr "s'i home,
JOHN SAVAGE.
March, ntb,-Gls.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
PUBLIC SALE.

UOURSUANT TO a decree of the Su.
il perior Court of Chaneery, holden
at Winchester, the 2sth day of Novem.
Der, 1871 in-the case Of Oliver Funston
and Margaret his wife, late Margaret
Mckay, one Of The daughters, des i,ees
aud Iegatees Of Andrew Mckay. deed,
against Moses Mckay, one of the act.
ing xeeutors Of Andrew Mckay, deed,
aud n deyisee and lesatee named in his
will William Cock, administrator OF
jacob MrKay, deed, VIVA was another
acting executor of said Andrew Mckay
deed, and others, l shall sell, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, on a
credit Of onr; TIVE, aud three years, the
purchasers giving bond with gond per-
sonal security, several TRAITS OF
LAND in the county of Shenandoah, to
Wit: A TRACT situate on the north
west side of the Shenandoah river, add
joining the lands Of Harshberger, Ogel,
and others, containing $50 ACRES
about o. acres cleared. 100 acres OF
which Is river hottom-the wood land
toierably well timbered. On this tract
are two Dwelling Hcu.es, two Barns,
two Stables, one Corn House, aud
Still House, Sc. Far more particu.
lar description apply to David Bum
gardner, who re.idea on the premises.
ANOTHER TRACT. called Robins
snn'. Tract, on The northwest side ut
Shenandoah river, adjoining the lands
OF john Wood and others, snpposed &c
contain 700 ACRES.-A good portion
Of this tract is river bottom. The inn
provements are Dwelling House
Barn, &c. For particular descrip
ton apply to Benjamin Wood.
ANOTHER TRACT, On the north
side of Shenandoah river, distant ahoul
half mile from the river, eHn(aiuics
252 ACRES, unimproved, sdjoiains
Burner and Bumgardner. For par
ticular description apply to Christian
BungaT dner.
ANOTHER TRACT, in the same
neishborhood, near Isaac Harshber-
gers, containing $50 hCRES-wood,
land. Reference Ia Enes Mckay.
ANOTHER TRACT, adjoining the
land Of William Tyler, containing 256
ACRES-woodland. Referenee to Da-
vid Bumgnrdner.
ANOTHER TRACT. adjoining the
land Of jeremiah Mckay, containing
goo ACRES-psineipdliy wOodlanG.--
Reference to Jeremiah Mckay.
The HALF OF A TRACT Of 26t
ACRES, on jobs Mi! Run--al' in
woodland. Reference 20 Ems Mckay.
ANOTHER TRACT, continuing So
ACRES, adjoining Matthews and Jas.
StiOson--wood!and. Reference TO Jas.
Sinson and Eros Mckay
ANOTHER TRACT. containing So
ACRES, adjoining he lsnds of VIM.
Tyler. Reference TO David Bumgard-
ner.
ANOTHER TRAcT-wood!and--
called Andrew MeKay's Location,
quoted at 1872 ACRES.
Fbe 50 acre tracts, goo, 256. ESQ.
and 252 acre tracts were granted to
Andrew Mckay by patents, copiss Of
which will be furnished on the day Of
sale. The sale will commence before
the door Of Mrs. Sperry's Tavern, in
tie town o. Lursy, on the 25th day
of April next, and continue until all
the lands are sold.
FRANCIS NJ BECK WITH.
March I6, 1922. Commissioner.
"
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
FOR SALE,

A TRACT OF LAND containing
"a 239 ACRES, lying on both sides
Of Back Greek, Wherein the snbseriber
nov lives. considerable part Of which
ia good BOTTOM LAND. The i'm
provemenrs are a comfortable Dwell
LING HOUSE, Kitchen, Snake house.
a good Barn, and an Orchard. The
payments will he made accommodating
and the land sold on low terms.
A Gu
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13

Allegheny Lands for Sale.
SNTlLL be sold, at public sale. on
w Monday the 29lh day IF The
present month (ApriI,) at Alexander
SanfOri's Tavern, in the town of Cum
berlaud, Maryland, the following lots,
or parcels Of Land rf CITY Acres each
lying in the county Of AiIeShauy, Ma
ryiand, viz: Lots No. 20, f45, f6e.
1914, 100, 2OS. SCI. 583. 4O5, 448, sos.
$50, 81, $50. $50. 100. 99I, geo.
9l2, 9G9. 924. 938. 973, 900, 1000,
1905, 1850, 1868, 1875, 1889, 1883,
1885, 1890. 1858, 1855, 1887, 1906,
400. 1908, 1886, 1917, 1894. 1855.
1547. 1881, 1855, 1777, 1867, 1868.
1869, 1896, 177S, 1774, 1915, 1847,
1858, I9O9. 1911, 1850, 1901, 2O94,
1878. 1876. 2377, 1878, 3OO6, 3O52.
3037, SIG, Sis. 1860, 4O28, 1854,
1926, and 1913. ALSO, Lots No. 1860
and 1866, with the resurvey on them
of22O acres, making together $50 acres
OF land. The above lots lie dispersed
through the gladps Of the Allegheny
Mountain, in Ryan's, JolinsDn's, and
the YoUgh Glades, on the waters of
the North Branch, Big and Little
Yoagb, Sleep Creek, e.. &e and some
are near 10 Armstrong; and Inghsm's
Taverns. on the state road. They
were all accurately surveyed and boun-
dcd during the last fall by an expert
eneed surveyor, and particular de-
serip;iun Of the location, &c Of each
can be given for which purpose The
subscriber (agent for the safe, &c.)
will attend in Cumberland on The day
previous to the sale, and will give
every information respecting Them to
persons disposed to purchase. They
will be sold in parcels or separately
If required. The terms IF sale aTe,-
For all sums of $50 and under, cash ;
between 30 and 400 dollars, credit Of
two years and over 400 dollars. a
credit Of two, and four years will he
given-interes' payable aunnaily-the
purchaser giving bord with approved
security.
Such title will he made as is vested in
the irustee,to whom they were conveyed
by John Teuplemau, E-q. in trust, to
sell for certain purposes. Possessian
! will he given immediately, and The IT,
! ties made on Psyment of the purchase
: naouev. w. SMITH. Trustee.
hprii 6 J. VI. MASON, Agent.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
NOTICE.

TSHE subscribers having adminis>
II tered upon the estate of the late
ID. Edward Conrad, request all per-
sons indebted TO him TO make Immedi-
tae payment, OF close their accompts
by passing their obligations; aud those
having claims against said deceased,
are also requested to present their ac-
bompts for adjns,ment without delay
HERIOr CONRAD,
JAMES M. ROBERDEAU,
Feb. Eft
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
NOTICE

I'D Y virtue of deed of trust from
-ae John A. Naupi, tn the subscriber,
for the purpose of securing Conrad
BOLD at the house where the said X.u-
pi dwells, in Winchester, on Saturday,
che 18th inst. sundry articles Of house,
huid aud kitchen furniture. Sale to
commence at eleven o'clock.
GEORGE KREMER.
Winchester, April 6-tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
NOTICE.

ENHE Subscriber having resumed the
e Flour and Grocery Business in
Alexandria, begs leave again TO offer
his service. to Lis country friends
He will purchase and sell ffour-or
receive it on Siorage.-He will keep
constantly on hand a stock Of Groce-
ries, and transact any business which
they may be disposed to confide to bin.
SAMUEL THOMPSON.
March f6--tf.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
PUBLIC SALE.

10y virtue Of Deed Of Trust exc
a. cuted to the subscriber by Mat
thew Montgomery. and wife, hearing
date the s'h day Of October, 1924, and
of record in the office Of The County
Court Of Frederick, he will expose TO
sale. to the highest bidder, for cash, on
Monday the 9th day of next month
(May,) on the premises, a HOUSE
and LOT, in GsinsborouSh, in the
County Of frederick, being the same
nn which the said Montgomery resided.
The aforementioned House and Lot
was conveyed in trust TO The Subscriber
10 secure the payment Of debt due
William Wood. Such title as ia vested
IN ne ~ trustee will he made the par
riasrr JOSEPH SEXTON.
.rI 3 fO1 ida
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
FOUND.

NN AS found on the 18th pf March,
w on the main road leading from
5att'e-town to Up quoa, a GREAT
GOA the owner eanhave il az it,,
by giving satisfaetor! description of
the same, and paying the expence OF
this advertisement, by applying to the
subscriber living near Battle town.
MARQUIS BLAKEMORE.
April -st.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
A TRACT OF LAND.
CONTAINING

Foar Hundred .4cres.
lying on the waters OF Back Greek.
bout two mi es from the former, and
adjoining the iands OF VIM. Bywaters,
joseph Dolby and athers. This is fine
land ard we'll tinibered. hnt has uo i'm.
provements on it. A great bargain will
he given in either Of the above farms.
by applying TO the subscriber living
near PuSbtown. L. MTOOLE.
Feb. Eff.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
LIME.
LAND FOR SALE.

ENHE TRACT OF LAND " hereou
a the late Sigismund Stribling resi-
dod, within four miles If Winchester.
adjoining the lands Col Kgsr and DR..
Magruder and others. and containing
about -FOUR HUNDRED ACRES, is
offered for sale by private contrae,.-
Any person disposed to purchase can
ascertain the terms by application TO
either nf the subscribers.
FRANCIS STRIBIlNG, jun'r.
JOHN MAJ KEY,
ALEX. s. TlDRALL.
April g. Sm
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-04-13
VIM. MILLER.

Next door to Capt. McGuire's Hotel,
HAS RECEIVED from Philadelphia,
and offers for sale on cheap
terms, the fouOUipr
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
POETRY.
From The ". Y. Euening Post.

g Decision tn lac. Interesting to th4
iat:ias. Ia the case Of 3EAcK Us. BLUE
The eyes tina. glow With sparkling Jet,
And those that swim in orhs ct blue
Bl,ck vecsui Azure, sircve to-Set
The prize to bsau;y's empire due.
The cour', Below were u'ov'd bn, fsi'd
To aoives caae rf such impression
+ Fen piesiers melted at the tale,
Twas told with such soft expression.
Ctullinsing c&iTn, iuhame dispute,
Bitel, wsstol bold, and Blue too stupid :.
3, itngth this most IMPORTANT suit
q Game on before the Justice Cupid.
And never was a case before,
pRrp'cxed with such iatenss confusion,
And uey.r had the dark rob'd corps
Befote been feed with such profusion.
The witne,ses- Burning Kisses;
The advocates Voluptuoas Signs;
The proof. L nut,er.ble BIi..es
Add the reporters-Extscies.
>Porbearl t. both the prize ia due
Twas thu, 'te Sod decreed, foroear
Woman IS fair with eyes Of blue
With eyes of black she sti!i is fair.
Black more vivaciiy impart
l. BIZ, more tenderness we find
,.Biatk indicates 6nenesse and art,
And clue the geotleness Of mind.
Black is too subject to caprice
Who to tie sazer', heart bu, blue,
Is free from guile ard arufce,
Is tender, delicate and true.
In black I've placed my shafts Of fire,
. But bl,r in liquid iangunr roll
Black, sparkling black, transports inspire,
But blue encbants, disso.ves the suul.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
9stgrSGarS &ele.

I sDER Decree nf the Superior
oCuurt otChaneery for the Wiuches-
ter District pronounced the fst day of
December 1920 in cause depending
in the said Court between Evan p.
Taylor, plaintiff, and Robert Baily and
Ann Cartmel defendants shall expose
to sale at public auction, to the high.
est bidder fpr cash, before the door Of
the Court House in the town of Win
chester on Wednesday the ri: day of
August next tract Of land IN The coun-
ties of Frederick and Hampshire, con-
tanning two hundred and fprty- four n.
eres on the Bear Garden ridge between
the lands of John and Owen Rogers,
Ihomsons' hei<s, Joseph Berry's heirs
and VIM. Smith, far more particular
description of which see Deed from
Charles Smith aud wife, TO Robert
Baily recorded in the office of Freder.
lex County Court in Sept. 1916.
+ M BECKWITH, ID. for
JOHN S. PEYTON, NJ ". c. d.
July 6--tds.
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20

.;ege, that if christianity should be
forced 10 Ace frnm b. ,mtneioGs Of the
great the seademies Of philosophers,
'',e halls OF Legislators, and The tbrorg
OF busy men, she would find her last
and purest retreat with women at the
6.c.ide. Fer last auIien8e woula BE-
the children gathered rcaHG The knees
al mother her last altar would be
the female heart her last sacrifice,
the secret prayer. escaping in silence
from, aer lips, and heard only ut the
i:lrnoe Of Cod
Bnt we mnst not pursue this attrae-
rive theme. The christian cannot but
rejoice, that she whose tenderness
guards the cradle, whose charms and
virtues cheer and illuminate every
path as life, and whose afeetionate
kindness srriuoihs the pillow of disease
aud death adds TO her other bepeGceut
Offices that of a minister of mercy and
salvation and that
<" As the birds each fond eudearnent
ties
To tempt her new fleds'd off prirg to
The skies,
She tries each art, reptoves each dull
delay,
A'lures TO brighter worlds, and lead.
The wov."
Winchester gazette. [volume] (Winchester, Va.) 18??-1826, 1822-07-20
DIR. ROBERTS0N'S
VEGETABLE NERVOUS CORDIAL
Or, Natures Grand Restorative.
Price 81 20 Cenkr

fT2ce 81 Do LeHfS'
Is confidently recommended rs the most ef.
fCscious medicine for the speedy reliei and
cure Of all nervous complaints attended with
inward weakness depression Of the spirits
head ache tFeroor fsintness hysteric h!s dc,
billty seminal weakness gletes and vaFOu.
complaints resulting from secret improperly
Of youth and diss;psted habits residence in
warm climates the immoderste use Of tea the
unskilfuI or excessive use Of mercury so often
destructive to the human race diseases pecu-
liar to females at certain periOh If life Flour.
Aibus bsrrennes etc.
Under the denomination Of nervous disorders
are included several diseases Of the most dan
gcrous kind and are 80 various that q volume
would hardly suffice 10 complete 4 description
of them. It pcrvades with its balefuI nlu-
ence the whole nervous system writing the
hesrt With inexpress,ble anguish, and exciting
the most dreadful suggestions OF horror and
despair. To this demon have thousands fallen
= sscriIicc in the direfui transports Of us rogr.
The most common symphonic Of its COM
mencemrnt are weakness ilsiulence pelpIia
tons waichtu!ness droN siness after eating Il.
nudity A-shes Of heat and cold rumbness
cramp gidd ness pains in the head back and
loins hickup difficulty of>respiration and de-
glution anxiety dfy cough etc.