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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-04-13
EROM ASIA MINOR


We have been fovcurcd with the following cx-
tracts of letters from American Gentleman, il,
Asia Minor.---LOyton CentiWi.
"SMYRNA, Nov. 90, 1928.
~ have but little news, either political or other
wise, to give you. You will doubtless learn through
more correct channels, the operations and move
mcn,s of the rcvolu,oniSs in this part of the world.
am happy say the prospect that the Greeks may
by & by establish their freedom, is daily Frightening
Our last accounts from the Peicpotesus, announced
the fall of CcrinH, and the probability of the
speedy surrender of Pards. Should the latter event
take place it will be very difficult fer the Sultan to
reduce them again TO obedience.
"Travclcrs say the Greeks appear to he in excel
lent spirits, especially the Athensps.
"At sea, the Greeks continue masters; the Otto
man fleet has sustained much Injury in several en-
Sagcments. The fleet of the PaCha of SaloniGue
has been ca r.urcd by the Greeks, who have also
taken several other ships of and their lentv to-
wards their prisoners has gained them much credit.
sincerely wish To this oppressed and uuforu-
nate people free. This is different opinion from
that of most mercantile men here, whose interest
leads them raticr wish the failure than success
! of this premature revolt. They say the Greeks are
n vicious people aud they no doubt have their
portion, forgetting at the same time why they
and that it is morally impossible for virtue dwell
where there is both bodily and mental slavery. Can
we expect to find noble generous sentiments i'll
people, who, from their mothers breast arc brought
up in scrvc submission and continual fear of such
brutal masters 1t is impossible; and am only as
tonShed to find there is much good feeling and
sense as they have shown in this business.
" Those who wish i'll success to the Greeks forget
II Is the only means which will raise them agi,
20 moral level with other nations. We have ri.
n,ors that the Holy Alliance have determined pu
the Greeks into submission, and that Austria ii
charged with the business i cannot believe it, bu
should 1t be so, it will only add another page TO the
history OF the many disgracefu which the wick.
cd despots Of Europe have of late been ctfecting
You Will expect me, at times TO give you somt
accounts of the interior Of .iSia; but sorry &c
say, with the exception OF a journey to Ephesus,
have hardly been out OF Smyrna. l, however, in
tend before leave, visit all the seven churchc
and every other place of interest. On our visit Il
Ephcsus we found ali the Greek villages burnt an.
deserted; and nj Ephesuor hjsolonk, not Il single
soul was TO be secn-thc change from what had
seen two years before striking and melan.
ChOly."
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Er,-ect Of q litter from Uashiagfoa.


The mos; accomplished parliamentary orator on
his floor is HENRY CLAY, and the most influential
always selfpossessed prepared for the OCCASION Il
ircI, persuasive, vehement, severe. conciaory lust
a4athe occasion requires. nir. LIVINGSTON utters
himself with difficulty, but abounds in good ideas
and it at times very able. One of the kecnest and
cicvcrcst minds i'll the House belongs to PHILIP p.
barbour, who seldom speaks, and is always heard
with profound attention, Mr.. MERCER possesses
wonderful iccunlity of Inference, displays great
deal OF research. but has not good voice or very
iosoible manner have heard his speaking COM
pared TO that of very well bred, but volublc, wo-
man in drawing room. Few speakers give more
entertainment than old Judge LIvERMoRR, whose
plain, manly and humorous remarks 20 strait to the
subject, and often full of force. His speeches are
generally very short. Mr.. WEBSTER speaks sense
dins ornament, and is heard with the creates,
aeteIcnce. Com. .1dr
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tves, and will nc Of g.en, moment in tranquIiziDs
and consolidating the government
"Affairs arc very tranquil, and have the most pa
cific appearance. The government seems determine
cd 10 cultivate the most intimate intercourse or III
terchangc of commerce with the United States, and
maniiests the utmost attention and hospitality to
American visitors. The intercourse with the iute-
rior is carried on without any material distractions
or dangers, and all produce is brought and carried
upon mules.
The noted Wooibiuc is still alive, and resides II
ST. Andrews. Spanish Maine.
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PUBLIC SALE

HSY virtue of deed of TRUST executed TO us l,v
hV Thomas Harris dated the SOth of Novembcr
1877 and recorded i'll the County Court of Cumber
land tor purposes therein mentioned we shall sell 10
tne highest bidder at Pubic Auction for cash on the
premises on the 25ih day Of May next the TRACT of
LAND whereon the said Thomas Harris now rc-
sides III Cumberland county containing one hundred
acres, lying in the fork of Wis's River and adj
joining the lands Of Daniel Mayo and VIM. CARING
too, being the tract of lard formerly owned bv sam
ue BoatwrIght; the title vested i'll the subscriber
will be conveyed to the purchaser.
PAUL lGL' J. c& SsRF!S1;5SN' Trustees.
March % o*,1
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WILLIAM w. HENIxc, c. c,

VlfSGLNI.4 III tie Superior Court or CHM
1894, ''''
John McCredie and George McCredie. infants. ~,
Wm. ii. Dyer, their next friend m PIrjotjGs !.
GAINST VIM. d. Wren, Sergeant OF the Citv of
Richmond, and committee of the estate of Name,
McCTedie dec. who was widow and admr'x of joh,
McCredic dec. Tscharuer Woodson, Sheriff of S,,n,-
Derland county, to whom hath been committed for
administration the estate of James Penn der. who
was admr. of John McCredie, dec and as e,r "a
George McCredie, dec. who was also an ;I.nr nj
the said John McCredic, dec. Walter Dunn. oxr n
John Graham, William Long, Lucy X. Grcenbo,y.
acinr X OF James Creenhow dec. and Beverly Ran
dolph, exr OF Harry Heth dec. who was ;dmr- of
Samuel Clarke, ...Defe7tdonts.
Bctscy McCredc, Robert Sprigr and Poll,, b;s
Tife, hi1dcr Bell and Adalinda his wifc.. pj,,j,.
H0S--AGA1NSr Ischarner Woodson, Sheriff of
cumberland county,to whom hath been committed
Tor administration, the estate of James Penn. de-.
who was e%r. Of George DcCredie, dec. NvaItcr
DUNN, exr. OF John Graham, dec. VIM. Long. and
beverly Randolph, eXr of Harry Hctl. dec ygbo
was cxt. Of Samuel Clarke dec. ..DrJsadgois.
AND Walter Dunn, oxr. of John Graham. dec.
i.fnuaIt--AGAINST John McCrede, ir. and Ger.
hcOrede' j. infants, under the age of twenty one
years. as Two oi the distributes of John Mctrcdie.
dec and as heirs, dcviSccs, aud lrratecs of f;cor
McCredc, dec. WIN. d. Wren, Serccan, of a.. 70.
'oi Richmond, and committee of the estate or N,ncy
McCrcdc' dec IN hcr right, and as a,lr,r'v. If
The said John McCredic, Gee. Tscharner WOODEN
Sheriff OF Cumbcrldn@ county, to whom bat, bcs,'
committed Tor administration the estate Of lance
rem, dec IN right OF the said Penn, as admir- of tho
~ oVn mcCrenic' Gee. aud as ofsail George
NcCrcdic, dec. and as guardians Of ,l,o 4, -. -
and George McCrcAic, ir. William Lon. fncx X
t'reenhow' admrx. and Ann Eliza, Lucv. Js,,c, &
Sa'nuci oresnhow, infants and heirs Of Jas. Green
now geo. Beverly Randolph, c.r of Harry Ue,b.
''.,- "SV was i'''".. g ~am"e. ~. DE- ',.,e-
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LAND IN GooCHLA|D FOR SALE

EPY virtue ofa deed nftrust of record in Gooch
ED land County Cour, executed t,v yy;l1ia,, r.
rant and wife to Thomas Cuyd and v;ll;.,, ~
Miller conveying h"e hundred and fifty FIVE and am
half acres Of land bounded by the lands of john
Curd dec Archer Payne and others for tbe mn
pose OF securing the payment Of certain sums of mo-
ney III SAID decd mentioned We shall sell ON the
go day OF Apr next, on the premises for cas-, at
public auction so much Of tine said tract Of land
VIII De s"cent to pay the balance that will remain
due aud chafgcablc Of the debts mentioned -, s;,
deed oftrust, together with the interest thereon and
the costs attending said deed and sale. Actin, az
trustees we shall convey such title only a., is es,ed
in as by said deed.
THOMAS CCRD, D..
WM. ". MILLER. trustees.
Coochland March q 1924 6t7
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LOCKS. ist March, 1921.
~ the death Of the late Lock kecrcr ~.
west fond cs,h Of Leaf Tobacco sl,,,.i
ON the books to have beer taken from, CT,
scrugg5s boat, (Iead man Sen, on tie IG,
February. Tie owner Of the t5oycnen';a,,oo',,
properly WI please come forward. nrov, ~
ownership ~, pay chargcs, aDd take posseS.;t,,.
o.ner"'so Il WI DC disposed OF as tie aw,d.''
g. ISLAM RANDOLPH
LGcA-M.rpGe
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Sugar & Coffee.

VFHE Cargo of the brig Frances will be landed
Il in u day two, CONSISTING of
107 Bags PRIME GREEN COFFEE,
10 Hhds. Jamaica Sugar,
Leaf Sugar and Window Glass.
We are receiving, and will receive i'll few days,
100 Barrels Loaf Sugar, of various qualities,
300 Boxes Window Glass.
.Ioacure, Robinson d Peasants.
January %. Isl
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY & sADDLERY

HARDWARE, CUTLERY & SADDLERY.
vESHE Subscriber hasreceivcI per Ship Haze
d nibai, general supply Of Ha,dcare, Cw-
teiYandSaadter.y,c comprising an assortment suit
cd 10 the present and approaching season.
ALSO, on HAND,
Cut and wrought nails from 81, to Sod. :;
wrought and cut spikes from 8 IL to ! inches /:
sheet lead sheet iron iron and brass wire, rivets
selves, riddles, spades and shovels, English bis
tered and cast steel, looking glass plates, EN-
merson's razor straps, Virginia fish hooks, an
wis, vses, bellows, screw plates, siedges an
hammers, twine, ken;ish c;p paper, .1{,ler',
scale beams, Dearborn's proportional balances
and general assortment OF Castings, which arc
offered on reasonable terms, by
THOMAS a. RUST,
Sign of the Pad Lec;s
| March 80 Al
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as the figure was brr,ncei iQn TIC Garth. Alter
this interesting process, our hero becomes quite
ela.ed. .Stop says the stranger, what shall become
of your abandoned garment, yonr hump, aud lump,
and clod Of ugiuesS, which late you wore, were:"
"Who cares" says Arnold, 'ct wolves and vultures
take it if they will. The stranger objects to this
ungraciouS ccn'.uct and accordingly volunteers to
| assume the shape that Arnold had just Quilted
After repeating some more verses, san ign:Siatuus
fits through the wood, and rests on the biow of the
bcdy.'rhc stranger disappears: the body rise; -"
! After this two passs enter with four coal black
horScs.--'rhcv each mount horse and disappear.
l nc second scene Is Il camp before thc walls of
Eouic.-Arpcl and his follower, whom he has cal
!ed Cusar, join The forces OF the hesiegcrs. When
the city is attacked, Arnold i; the i.st TO ascend
the scaling ladder, and such is the proves of his
arms that they soGa succeed ii conquerinc the city.
While pursuing victory, Arnold enters Il church
where priests ant, other citizens had sought refuge.
He here discovers young lady, by name Olympia
on the point OF being destroyed by his cnraged SOL
dcrs, for having dashed the brains OF of their
comrades with large crucax, who threatened to-
commit violence upon her pcrson.--Aruoid ofcouysc
preserves her life, and has her carried place OF
safety. We are next introduced to certain peas
ants, who singing chorus before the gates Of Il
castle IN the Apprentices, surrounded by wild but
smiling country. From the chorus we learn
That the wars over, the spring is come:
The bride and her lover have sought their home;
They are happy and we rejoice;
Let their hearts have an echo from every voice.
The peasantry go out, and thus ends this admiral
bic production.
The object of the author, no doubt, was to satir-
ze the fo!iics of mankind. and point out the vanity
Of human ambition aud we admit that several of
the sneers of the demon upon Arnold in his pursuit
of glory have the very of pognancy i'll them
but these few, by means countcrba lance the ma
ny failures III his attempt at bitterness an sarcasm.
II view the production as poem, il must be
pronounced Il total failure. by every one who can
perceive difference between prose and verse. If
we tn consider it satire, apprcheud there
is not attic salt i'll it, to preserve it from contempt
and ridiculc.
The facility with which Morning paper takes up
or sets down presidential candidate is neaHy hit
of in the following
EPIGRAAI.
Old .Jdcks0n'S the man of my choice;
(TGy for President suits a L:
Col!toU, has my heart and my voice;
And .4dGm:I hope it may he.
". Y. Ma. .4dco.
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Cotton NayM, Bar Iron.

COUNTRY STEEL, Sc.
We haoej"st receioed. from Na,o York,
Boles Cotton Yarn, from 10. to II,
10 tons Bar Iron,
do. Country Steel.
AID HAVE IN STORE
30 barrels LoGfand Family Sugar,
300 casks Nails from the Belle Isle Factory. and
Freedoms Patent Ploughs.
All OF which will be sold low for cash or moro
table paper.
BROCKENBROUGH 6 HARVIE.
January 27. Isl
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March 80
U.N1p-ERS.qL hat WAREHOUSE.

C.N1I-ERS,4L HIT JV.4REIOUSE.
VENllIS Establishment is open, and contains
d aspicrdid assortment of HATS, from all the
principal manufactures in the Union, in addition to
those manufactured by the Proprietors-which are
offered for sale, upon terms which cannot fail &c
please the purchaser. Perhaps no establishment o.
the kind lii this or any other country, holds ou-
stronger Inducements TO the pubc.--Wholesae o.
dcls put up al the shortest notice.
Richmond, April 2. 4w2O
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wM. II. FITZWHYLsONN,

BOOKSELLER AND sTATloNER,
Has Just receceired,
ENDINBURG Review, No. LXXVU,
Il Il Rocca's History OF the French W in Spain
Bacon's Abridgcment,
Revised Code Of 1919,
EIcnines Justice, Tate'S Digest,
Pccre WiilImns's Reports,
WGshngton's Reports, edition,
Laws L. States,
Muniord's Reports,
- General Indcy,
Johnson's Life of Green,
Burkes History of Virginia,
RaymonG's Political Economy
Seybert's Statistical Annals wit, :; great variety
of letter and other writing papers, water colors,
spectacles, mathematical instruments, pen knivc,
school books, &c. sc.
March 10
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FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

FNTtMEItS' BANK Of NIKGiNlA.
a t the request of competent number of the
L "A Stockholders, and i'll pursuance of the requis-
ton of the act of Assembly, passed the 9th day
of March, instant, entitled, "An act for extending
the Charter of the Farmers Bank of Virginia." no.
tice is hereby given that General Meeting of the
said Stockholders will take place at their Banking
House, in the City of Richmond, on Tuesday, the
9th day of April next, TO take into consideration
the propriety of approving and ratifying the terms
y: extending the Charter oi'tlc said Bank.
p n. NICHOLAS, President
March 10, 1929. tdnli
u 1t will be necessary thar all ProxicG he give
after the 3lst-of March.
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PRIZES MT FLOlTI.NC.
Only two more drawings to complete the
Maryland State Aottery /,

SNlGAE IdAA OtNtO AlOttO1S
No. ii.
And all the following great Capitals still remain
10 be drawn, viz:
100000 DOLLS. 10000 DOLLS.
2O.COO DOLLS. 5000 DOLLS.
10000 DOLLS. TOT 1000 DOLLS.
Together with great number smaller prizes
all the above capitals must be distributed n
the two next drawings to some fortunate adven-
urcr. Persons holding small prizes should re-
new them. and those intending toprocure chances
n this brilliant scheme, will find it to their adj
vantage by making Immediate application. The
highest prize drawn Ill the last days drawing
was 500.
Whole Tickets SEQ Quarters S.
Halves 10 Eighths SO
Orders from any part of the Union, by mail,
(post paid enclosing the cash, or prize tickets,
will meet with prompt attention, and iniorma-
ton given of the fate OF tickets as soon as
drawn, by
S. & NJ. ALLEN e. co.
No. 759, Main Street, Richmond,
Who had the pleasure Ofselling and paying
the cash al sightto a citizen of Richmond,
No.>759,
The great Capital Prize of 100000 Dollars.
The great Capital Of 10000 Dollars, III the
first class of the Maryland State Lottery; was
paid by us at sight; in specie the capital O
10000 Dollars, in the same lottery was ordccei
by us for Dcct. Thomas Peers OF Goochland anC
the cash paid at sight.
u-j' The cash will be paid nj sight for al prizes
il this lottery il ordered by us.
5. 6 NJ. ALIEN & co.
No. 10 l. Street Richmond.
March 80 4tI9
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,McCrdic, Robert Sprigs, and Polly his wlc. Kid
der bell and Adalinda his wife, SamuclC Clarke, ir.
her oi Samuel Clarke, dec. and James Steptoc,
christopher Clarke, and John Galloway, surviving
exfs OF James Galloway, dec. and Mary e. Gallo
way, cdmN. aud George, Carrincton, Ann Eliza,
Faycite. Sarah and Alvra Galloway, children and
heirs OF George Galloway, dec. who was also of
the cNr ;. and derisees of the said James Caloway,
dec. ana - Read, adnr. or cxr of VIM. Cal
loway, senr. dec who was another cxr. of the said
James Galloway, dec. and the same John Galloway,
anu w iiliamCalloway, James Galloway, Henry L.
Galloway, Abncr Galloway, Thomas Galloway.
Polly Brown, Lucy Galloway, William Laughorne
and Cltharinc his wife, GEORGE StepThc Robert
St'ptoc, VIM. Sieptoc, Robert Penn and Lucy his
VIE, Wm Massic and Sarah his wife, Henry S.
Langhorne and Frances his wife, Thomas S,ento,
James {. S,eptoe. and Jas. s. Frances 6. Ai.ry NJ
julius d. Frederick, Martha 3. 6; Francis d. john
ston, children OF Charles Johustom Francis Thorn
ION, Hirfy Ihorn,on james III. Fitzgerald and Eli
2aoeth his wife, Murray Forbes and Sarah his Wife
Robert Thornton, James ]. Thornton, iButer B.
ihofh'on, - - and Catharine his wife, late
| Catha.ne Thornton, Elizabeth Alexander. Cafha-
rlne Adams wdow OF Samuel Ii. Adams, john Nor
ris and Nancy his wiz, heirs and dcvisccs of the
Saia James Galloway, dec. Defendants.
| The Subp1nas ad Revivcndu,n, heretofore a.
warGed III those causes, being returned executed on
tine Defendants VIM. ID. Wren and Beverly RAM
doiph, and they having failed to slew sufficient
cause tn the contrary, and with the consent of thu.
said Tschenar Woodson, aud the said heirs and re-
personalities of George Galloway. dec II is ordered
that these suits be proceeded in, in the names ofthe
present parties and he i'll all things in the same
plight ana condition they were i'll b, fore the de-
mise Of the said deceased parties.
/ \ copy, Teste,
| w. w HENING, &C.
/ Commissioner Office,
Il Richmond, 92d .Marc,t 1921. {
The parties interested vii! please take Notice
that have appointed the 18th day C: May next, to-
commence tho accounts directed by the foregoing
order OF the Court OIL which day, at O'Clock, Am
they are required to attend at my Office, i'm this city
with their accounts and vouchers ready for exani
nation anu settlement. AMOS LADD, NJ. c.
The parties named in the foregoing suit, will
please 10 take notice, that on Friday the 18th day
oI May next, az the Office OF Commissioner Amos
Ladd, in the city OF Richmond, and between the
hours of O'Clock, n. and o'clnck, n. M l shall
proceed 10 take the deposition of William Barrett
and others, and contimuc from day day, until co-
scd, 10 be read as evidence in Il foregoing suit now
depending in the Superior Court Of Chanccry for
the Richmond district, when and where YOU NAV
attend II you please. VIM. Ii. DYER,
/ Qawiw) Next friend of Jno. & Geo McCredie.
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At Rules held in the clerks Office of the Court
of the United States, for the Fifth Circuit and
Virginia District, the fifth day Of April, 1924.
Malcom JAMESON and lsebella his wife, Pitts.
against
Robert Gordon, and Janetta Gordon, Robert Cor
don, Isabella Gordon. James Gordon, Eleanor
Gordon, Katharine Gordon, Mary Gordon, Lilly
Gordon, and William Gordon, heirs of Janet Cor
don, the seven last named of whom are infants I'M
der the age of twcnty-one years, and James Cur
RE, junr, David Curric, and Ann Armstrong,
Defs
FaNfiE defendants, David Currie and Ann Arm
q strong, not being inhabitants of the State, and
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
rity according to Il rule of the court-On the motion
OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, is ordered: That
the said defendants do appear before the said
court, at the city of Richmond the first day of
the term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs
and that copy OF this Rule be forthwith inserted
in newspaper printed III the city of Richmond,
for months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the capitol i'll the said city.
a copy, Ieste. RID. JEFFRIEs, elk.
Arril Il mRwOI
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FiftGLNI4 IN Tie Superior Court If Chm
cerylor nc District Of Richmond, ISL .NqrcI.
Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1824-01-21
GcHENNlIIC AL\
SMRROCAT1OE2
OR WIIITWELL,s
LIQUlT IMPROVED bpODELDoC

LlQUlI IMPROVED DPODELDOC.
IL OR bruises, SPIRAL rs, govt, rheu-
- matism, cramF, stifnsss IN the neck or
joints, chlblalps, "haPped HANDS, sting OF in
Sects, vegetable poisons, &c. Recommepded
| 10y Samuel l.. Mitchell, MID Ill. ID. OF New
YORK, III cases Of external injury.
| The following extracts ipm recent letters
Will serve to show the estima lion in which this
article is held.
From h. Ducatel & Sons dated Baltimore,
Feb "a, lo23-'' From the r, ports we have
received with regard to YOU Opodeldoc, we
think it may be considered al invaluable ac-
! QUESTION to the Matcria Nledca,''
From J. Z. Morrison, dated New York,
April, 1925" Please send mr. from one to
i've groce OF your Opodeidc, as it be gins to
be IN great demand
From Brooks and Shotwtll, Druggists, same
place" Send us good supply OF your Opo
deldoc, As we have repeated orders for it,"
From Darius Clark, daed Bennington Vt.
April, 1895" Send someof your Opodeldoc
as soon as possible: it is ingreat demand"
From Sylvester L. Cos. dated HaverhlI,
n. RI. 1873 Please send three or four dozen
more of your valuable and approved Opode-
doc.''
From DR.. James Dorrarce, Portland, April,
1898. =" The embrocatitn gains daily Gas it
becomes known) in public estimation.''
From DR.. Tomlinson, dated Rhnebeck,
N. Y. 1323-'' Finding FOUR Opodeldoc far
better than any ever beGre used or sold, you
will please send one groce,''
From DIR. William Pitkil, Rochester, N. Y
- am so well persuaded from the genera
appreciation of your Opodoldoc the sales will
be extensive, therefore send me large sup
ply"
Original may be seen atthe same place.
Similar letters from Philadelphia, Hartford,
keene, Belfast, and many other places, have
been received.
Attested certificates, from the most respecta-
bic individuals, as to the efficacy of this COM
position, in cases where Steers Opodeldoc
had been used to no effect, are sufficient to fill
a column of a paper.
~ BE ON YOUR GUARD.
Spurious limitations of this article, arising
from envy and Jealousy, are in existence, man
utactured by various persons in their own
names, totally different from the original in
every spect-therefore ask for T." HbatwePs
Liquid hmprOUed OPodeidoc," or you will be
imposed upon.
~ Also-The volatile Aromatic Snuff for
Headache and Catarrh, sold by G.. HARRIS,
WORCESTER.