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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-09-16
rROM TIE SATURDAY EyLNINc POS

FROM TIE SATURDAY EVENING posi-
"THE LIGHT OF OTHER TINES
''The memory Of days that are past is pleasant,
yet mournful to the soul. > OssIAN.
Ii is not in the season Of infancy, when the
tongue half artlcuates the name Of mammal
in lisping accents; when the title arm is tMincd
around the nurses neck, III gratitude for some
dainty Just received, and THE c.c spalklcs as it
gazes on each novel object. in all the lclyor Of
new born enthusiasm. that the bosom thrills with
the pleasure, or throbs with the palms. Of me
morv But a little time, and the scene is chang
ed In school day troubles, young and thought
less as the heart may he. we feel its influence
we leave, perchancc, our native home, and
the companions OF our infantlne sports, the first
tear Of real grief now dims our eye. as we re
cal our childish joys, and contrast them with
the dull monotonv Of study and discipline. And
where are the absent friends, whose society may
have charmed, and whose sympathy may have
soothcd uso Together with them, the prone
made NAV have passed, or the volume pcru>ed,
they may have shared our JOYS and sorrows in
other hours they may have mingled with US III
the festive dance, and their voices with ours NAV
have harmoEized many leisure hour-yet stll
they are far away, and these scenes have vanish
ed But in moments of visionary inlulg encc
these images viii rise upon the fancy. at the re-
collection Of which. we smile while we sigh
and Sigh while VIC smile And as we roam
from place 10 place. new scenes viii burst upon
the eye; natures charms are spread before ",
the ma jestv of the mountain, the grandeur OF ho
wave the magnititcnce Of the woodland wl!dS,
or the beauty Of the grove and the grace of the
rivulet may rise upon the eye; yet, while the
enthusiastic spirit is reyellinS in haunts like
these, the heart viii often lingcr round the ma
tai bower we have left behind Warmer hearts
may here he found, fAirer forms are stealing
near US. vet still tie thought will hover round
the past, and we sigh for
"IAose we've left behind u.s."
Remembrance Ike these, though melancholy,
may he pleasing, although joys recollection is
no longer joy But have you lost friend? a
brother? heard a mother's parting breath p
Then. indeed. the pains of memory are ours
IA, thcse viii press npoa the spirit at the gay
est seasons a.. spread a gloom over the hap
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anu tllil Inc disguised DDdunlH would ulfuIrt
his secret without intending it, St Leon, in the
mean time, prepared to play the same part the
acxt day,
lis mind filed with the sweetest hopes he
spent the night IN thinking OF Cole>tnr and
considering on the best mean, OF rcconcing
lie two families. He wished to be beloved be
tJre hi, true name could be I,nown andncgect
cd nothing that could contribute to the success
OF his project He was pretty well assured that
lie curiosity and sciioye incident 10 woman,
would induce the ladies to come again to the
SAITH the next day, and therefore repaired, very
early the next morning TO the place, andmakns
arrangements with the owner Of the boats, dis
posed every thing in order for receiving the
company which he expected
Wishing 10 give exalted opinion OF his
hbcralty and salantry, he placed under the
plate OF each lady a jewel whose value was not
50 great as TO expose him to a refusal
The hour for bathing had scarcely arrived
when the party appeared, and advancing to
wards the gate, looked round in expectation of
seeing the person who had attended them the day
before. On perccsny him, they Immediately
entered the boat, affecting an air Of ndfftr-
cncr, although secretly attentive to the Young
mans slightest movement. While in the bath
they were entertained with music as the day be
fore. and on entering the boat an elegant cola
ton awaited their pleasure.
Madame Dermont invited the ladies to take
their places, which they did without further soil
citation. The guests had hitherto affected an
Indifference which they did not feel but it was
impossible for them to conceal their surprise at
the sight of the Jewels offered in so delicate a
manner. Cccstine and her friends hcsitated as
TO the propriety of accepting them; but Madame
Dermont, who had been an attentive observer
Of every thing which had passed. set them the
example by placing on her finger sparkling
ring, and the unknown became the subject Of
conversation
The surprise 10 day, and the handsome man
ner in winch we have been entertained, both
yesterday and TO day, i, mystery which a mo-
Their can easily penetrate" observed Madame
ID. $ but the gallant unknown who surrounds US
apparently with entertainments, will. from this
evening. lose all claim to our admiration and
sratitu3H, if he persists in concealng himself,
and preserving silence which can no longer
tolerate " She then rose, and taking her daush
tcr's arm, they approached the disguised st
Leon whose inward 10, was extreme. "Friend,
Al ]
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

~tA DOLLARS NEN ND. Was eio.
~ len tron TIE snhserbet, on the slh
a'> oi tbis ms. Al Montgomery Cont house,
a 1SAAA w Is h.A, vim small star on
zee iulcaead= Al iutle itsirE Of tie pole rvll,
SIN Year old this spring, about five tcet ,nxh.
WET made. Win uen oulsbatk saddle Win
u".' ~ q, end small duted slnrups, aud II
'"rai pad, rnlr OF -addlr bngs not much
wnIu dnd nrN great coat OF blue cloth With
ehi2 cdpe. Ihr above rrAn rd " IA be,given
70 any refson wuo Will take the thiri ana
ma ., aud give inlurmniion to me IN Mont
Romerf county, On Little i.iver or 10 hr
john Nhdr at Montgomery to49 t-huusc, aud
'll r"r my "1prn,re pniu II driyrict, !
tor any eNp IT. incurred ~ krrfirg uul,l
may get hold ii them or hall thai sum 10,
me mae hlour.
lhr tblei ,sa small MAJ. with black hair
and tack eyes, dark contideA on, appears 10
., from - 10 10 scars Of apt, had on blnrk
3ehns coat, MIXED ca,sInet panlaldous, old
for hat aud old suues
PHILIP EPPEHlY.
June % J'd7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

NTlRGlNlA.-A, a superior Count 81
' Chaueety holden ia the town 81 h. uGh.
burg on sire I'm day ~ y y5.is3G.
Iohp Endets and Henry Clark, PITS.
against
Slcriinl Claiborne and Thomas AIriIgs
OcoIs Myers John Nly crs hnd ian , Pen.
dltou, lair mere au's aud partners. TRADING
under the firm OF tldrldge, Myers q. Pea
dic;un, and Waiter shelton, Drus.
Ma, come came on this day 10 lie hear
on the It'll. answers Of the defendants S,et
ling Claiborue, 1honta, Aidrldge, JANE :
Pcrdlrtob and Waiter shelton, ond exhibit.
aud upon the decrcid ordei- ol he "a ot
February, 1924, which appears 10 have been
duly served npon the other detrnhants, and
was nr-ued by counsel, on confederation
whereof the court dDth order fhaf one of its
commissioners do take mn account between The
plaintiff, AS me assgnres OF +. / shelton n
Co md The defendants Adridge, Myers q
Ppndlrton, or any oGe or more of them nj
50, an account 81 The monies which have
cone to ihehand5 OF the defendant Claiborne
from COLLECTIONS made by him for the deten-
ianis AIlfi3 %, Myers and Peualrtnn, and
how the sanlr has been disposed of and lnnks
report thefeni Ia The count with any matters
specially stated, thought pertinent hy him sell
or REQUIRED by the parties 10 b. 50 stated
A copy--1este, j. Wills, OK.
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Ny hast Nights Mail,

Interesting from Europe.-Lenion pa
pers to the 22d Of May, inclusive, have
been received IN New York 1t is now
certain that .niSSotoaghi has fallen. add
nearly al' its brave garrison put TO the
sword. The Greeks are Ear from despair
ing, however and it is even hoped thar
this e,eot will tend to raise up a powerful
interest 10 their behalf n Europe. Ru-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

MRS, ton, are asaih annat Of a rupture he
tseea Russia aud Turkey, winch We hope
" III not prove IT, be- lhfoundrd
Al int relates II thr Tobacco maraft.
except particular account nf The Iauf. nasp
made BY TIE French eoeeours. 81 whieh
our readers have already bero hpp,ised,
Is soatanaei IA the lolianing extract
" LtpePoel 2ih NV.
The demand Ter Iob1eco f. llnii, d 10
the supply of the immediate wants If lhe
uade. SALES have bren made, IN some H.
stances, shade below quotations, and
holders appear Wiling 10 sell, lua n. pr
cns arr.h
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Commissioner's Q1ics, Lpp"bburg, !
I2DE

The parties in this canse will take notice
,hat nave appointed Saturday, The fifth day
OF August next 10 carry the foregoing order
of cdust into effect. On whirh dav, AT the
hour oi nine clock IN the morning, thst
are required to attend at my oihee, in this
town, with their accounts, vonchers and CO.
pies Of court papers, prepared for examinaii-
on and settlement.
JAMEo DENAGH c.
Iune 90, c4w47
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W o Oh GAH.Dl4y u.

by a dou0te Cgituder .dachtnt, tpith a Hew and
eon,ptsie sci u HhdeUt9tes Cards
lillt 4ubscribers r'specllully inform the
a pphi,c that their Cardjng Machine Is
now ~ Gomplelc order Tor the reception II
wool, Whlnh viii he received al lhetr Store,
oppuslte the tte,llad olhrp. OF At ne VI /,
cninr, NJ Col. LynGh', milI hali mile nom
LNncl,burg, aud Gardrd ~ the brst manner f,
aud denseIed nj the eaInc piac.s, ~ The Shout.
est uuIlCe, Persons residing al a distance
would JO we'll - irNard thrir wool 10 tbs
machine b5 their Wagon, bilnglng ~ pro.
duCc,
rus mnfhlnr was built expressly for the
Subscribers y the most celebrated builders
ot the Uni a 5lHirs and having doubir C, :
lnarrt, II u kes rIlls mach ,uppfnr To- thusr
Cauied by slnslr cylndrr machine All
wool. before II Is brought Ia his machine
must be elehned rom all sticks, bnrrs aud
other bad substances, cHleliMrd Ia ,ujure
the teen u lhe cards, aud accompanied wth
one puuub VI clean lard % every ten pounds
oi wool lso with a sUtlieiency oil cotton or
,uru 5lTtet- 10 contain the rolls. They Will
ca,d'a their usual price, ior which rHsh viii
be- required Ahen the rolls are ihk.n awhs f..
liayiuE employed mnn from The north w b.
Is well experienced ~ the above business, a.
supcrnlcud the machlHr, tue ptopriotors
natter themselves Mat they will he enabled
~ card wool IN mHuner superior to any
ever c,rdrG IN tbs connlry. 1hry therefore
,nlrc,l the custom ri the public IN general
The subscribers have received large sup
pig Of rcg supeeior wont they viii keen con.
s'rutly Oh hhnd, and for snle, IyufL ard
gVGJL A0ALS, which will be- sold
low for ra,h. HOLMES * BkEW II Elk
June s. cOWil
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600

Fourth Of INN 7rrang@afnis.--ln lynch
burg, the day will he celebrated with the ~
sual ceremonies, There will be military
parade, and salales will Toe fired al DAY break,
~ O'Clock aid snu-sct Immediately after
The midday salute, the Declaration Of Indie
pendcuce will be read by Maurice II Gor.
iaad, Esq. and an Grafton pronounced by
J6ya b. Harrison, E,q. which Will follow
ell bv n Dinner We believe the cemmj'tces
have not yet concluded their arrangements.
As soon as they way have done 50, We shall
he euabled to make a more particular state
-meHt
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29
A.Au4l ~
Of the Lynchbufg iobacco Nlarke

Ol The Lynchbarg iobaCCo Market.
Corrected weeaig. t0g tds rogtaaa,
by n 4 iioLcaanE, Commission Merchant.
AUCTION SAILS.
ENtreaIe prices OF passed To-
haUro ~ ~ 10 ga In
sienefnl sales from ! bu 10 o on
keiust tobacco , 90 10 :. on
strip, rom o. TO o ~
several crops have been sold nj huetion
tins ~cek aSera- from 81 10 SO ., e.eof.
d,as Ii quality
FluN ATE SAlES.
Extreme price I'm j 10 So Il hhds
ot - I'M Carers otopol Il, were soid ihis
week. nj 50.
INSPECTED
The pat week 37s hhas o. passed tobacco :,
N Hhds rcir.ed tolai dul
" hive nulhing pari,eul,r 10 notice tie
psst week. The article eeusto he IN good
demnn al the pricc, quu'rt, which j. tfom
- eats 10 5 h'gner ,hat II WAS two weeks
-,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29

JGtrson Subscripiion.-We are on'h"
to sly how the Jefferson Subscription pro-
crosses ia This place, the lists hrine 10 so
many different hands. An attempt was
made to organize meeting of the citizens
Of Bedford county. at the June Court last
Monday hul ii failed, in consequence OF
tie uuusully small collection If propr,nw-
ing tn the high waters. Several oi the q
fiZens present. however, labnnt twruty,b
Subscribed. without the foTmality OF = meet
ing. about Que hundred dollars, and have
transmitted tbe funds to the Lynchburs
Committee.
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A GARD

HiE sLBatHhLKo Ox4A4yENJzk-
"a sc 1UDL VIII mtet hgan 81 1l~sfs-
NV, The oh OF July The seeand Cbtillon
Party viii take place on The Saturday fniiow-
ing, ~ Mf. NORRIS Assembly Rom, ~ helf
fda 7oelork prea,eiy. j. xAutI
HT isrents desirous Of entering their chill
dren iof the balance OF the ses=ion are Invite
ed To 30 -. aud adrduction shaIl be tnndr for
The ttiie tut lie :. hOoI hn beet taught
June ~ 2iiiiT Ak
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-06-29
For the New London Academy.
Jng,1,m Literature Lottery, I'd Glass;
IL be drawn on tn 2ifiIoiy and eomptls&
III nne nlAM Lnp.

Not two blanks 10 n prize
whole liekeis a. on..,... o.,
Halves =
! ! Orders by mil or private conve yrHep
enclosing lbe cash ~ prize lickels IN ett IL
iae late dttWn batteries will meet Mtk
prompl attention, II addressed 10
T.. d. IsY. Ee1,L1jII dt CO.
LyoebbuGf.
June 20
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CORN MEAL This article Is very much
in demand since the frc,het. II has r',en
from j.. 81. 10 Is Cd; q little can uoW he bat
al that price. Those vino are 81 fortunate
as 10 have their mills secret from the com
mon deluee, will do well to grind up their
surplus corn and bring it in meal to this mar-
ket--For so CON alele is The destruction OF
the mills in his neishborhrod hat Ne bar
ol but one, aud that very small ONE, that l.,
in "A situation 10 grind
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DIED, at B,u Giott, me lr,ldrn,r Of
hrr after, Villa, fanstall esq. III Pdissl-
1anI,, ca saturday tar l0ln jon, Mr..
IU,N CAROLINE 1UN>TAl.L, IL
III, IN yrat OF hri agr. ln pahlug + l.,
iasl trbote Of respect Ia ia" "ehor, ol
oHe 81 universally aud - justly rslee ned,
the water rrgrsts lis lncumltlsucA IL
portray IA lhru proper Colouis. thoae ,bi-
ulng virtues and amlahie qu,lii,s 50 pfru
udrl, her own. Meek, grnrruus and 5ln.
etIr, she Was nlodel Ia her sex ILL al.
letiOuate dhu5m'r t"ud sister, aud a
faithful irirud: Adlal 81 fpr tn. good sess
81 heI heart, She never pointed The bag,r
0f corn Dor hreiIhed The breath ot 'ua.icr,
lndulgentlN throwing lbr maullr III endtIty
over lhr lu,hr. oi her lelloW-btIugs fathe
than thpooinE lorai 10 view. Aware oi
her Approaching dlssoluiioo, that calm So
renly aud ch't-tian resl.nalinD, winch a.
LONE Is tell Il, those "hlled luI 81 parer and
u better wurd' ntver lorsouh her, aud
tle only regret she seemed 10 trel Ms Tor
her weeping GrDds around her, aud II
their fund soclude AID tn sincere pray
rgs Of her absent friends could have avall-
-, parents cup would not have hren
bIled with sorr0n, or u brothers 81 sisters
bosom torn with gret. Yet, 10 hcr friends.
even ~ the midst u Tins AFT lion, over
wheImmg ~ it hpprars, a kud pros ldenee
lIds mingled a source oi consolation, which
viii
s0ottc Their nctmg breasts
.3nd hgltea ht0 ttars % soriou.
For, although, IN thr dawn Of youth,
braaiy and 10, ellarss, and even II IL tn
midst II her gay and Juvenile co upanlors,
Caroline never ioIsal tho7e duties which
she owed to her Creator, n0i HE practice
ui those Christian chatliito wilch ensures
an lnpe,Iohhble crown OF girrt IN another
world, WHITTIER she has sout 10 oio lhe =
there band "a sngin5 praises To her God.
Yes, loyrIy Caroline,
1hV kiudrta angels tcH hail 10 Heet
As Inc b,tghicSt bum Hai corfu be giren,
dH0 tsau.sd Dat baBtofl0tag
To be myseY a henftn.
--On Friday The 25i Of this inst Mrs
ELIZ ABETll PETTlJOuN, c0nsort
OF Mr.. William Pelltlohn oi Amherst ETY..
Mrs. Pruy lohn Was Al adrglondte WIFE.
tender mpturr. dnutd enid, benevolent
nelgab0r aud hind mistress. The deceas-
ed has leli az afflicted fauiiy sod oulnrr-
ou- tram Of rriaroes and lends to mourn
thetr lrrctrie, abe loss. Web may II BIZ
SAID Ol her
Every virtue in her found place,
sne was possessed With every grace.
+" Mourn not tnen, surviving friends, since
she Is nov on high.
SympbonIons anthems singing in worlds H.
hove the SKY"
- On Monday The 4lh day Of June.
after long aud paial'd ind,sposilion, al
his re~ldrncr in Amherst county, Mr.. JNO
HUrCHERSON, aged 90, having be
hnd " ilr and SIX children 10 lament ibe1
loss ri KIND and aIIeclionate husband and
parent
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"The adroitnps, with which the Editor
nflhp Wing manages to eyadr al answer
To the queries respecting his misson III
Buenos lures, is n'ar,elloss. Bot not
more 50, n,on estimation, than his Gun
njna in arranging an article, containing
The ga OF his own pen, under the head
of communication. in whlrh abuse of
the Editor OF this paper is hung out to d.
vert the public attention from himself.
Does he think thus to escape' Let him
not take the Hattpring JUNCTION to his soul
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PRICES OE STOCkS.

Corrected At .Htu's 1Bicc LyacddWg.
North Carolina aud us b uc -. pr
cent dlsco Iut.
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~ The Editor nf the ".N'sr England
Cutary" has a shat memo,y, Or else. accoi-
ding IL Sir Anthony Absalnl''s 'ul" he Is
drftrminrd never Ia remember what II
sni,s him 10 forget. Ii he Will refer t. W.
449 Of ihe Gqtaxy" bearing date the 1911
of Nay, 1926, and turn 10 the 4th paSe, be
ull observe The remarks ~ which SO latrly
called his attention. We will rxcnse his
toaching" Us, however, whether II y as
the result of blindness or ignorance, =
without the Formally of making the a.
men de honorable.
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- On Monday The 4lh day Of June,
after long aud painful ind'sposilQn, Al
his residence in Amherst county, MIR JNO.
HUTCHINSON, aged 90, having be
hind mlr and SIX children 10 lament the
loss ot KIND and alIeclionate husband add
parent.
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But the sagacily which led to the choice
oi season for bis attack, Is not marvellous
the Itrsinidn and tue Htig waited pm
hentiy untll the fact was annnnnced IN
THIS paper that the Editor had LEFT WASH
lneto"' for the purpose Of removing Lis
family from the West and then they
hoth strike. We would mfirm Mr. Plrs-
SAINTS that we understand bis connrxiun
with those tnh establishments. We can
pe'nt out the leser and the fulciuln. Does
he understand ?
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oln64P Prizes
8. q W.. ALIEN 4 GO.
June 20

Baltimore, 18th June, 1876. :,
? The cash will be paid at sight for ah
orizes obtained at any of Allen 4 Cos Offices.
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NTlRGlNIA.--A, Il superior Count u
Y Cbaueety holden ia the town o. h. ulh.
burg. on shr I'm DAY ~ y Y5ts26.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-22
DISHONORABLE ACT

YlVIIE printer of weekly Newspaper in II is l,,yon.,
changed the name Of his paper ;iom Deau NV, , a'
ster" 10 I" Delaware Adverter'-hei, by adon,; "eS-
Of the title of the "Amercan Wa,chnan aud DcawrM rM'
yertscr Newspaper published also in Ibis B,ro AL
the subscribers; and which in existence Y
before the said printer commenced business W. ieas
that man who will steal species of property vii eve
scrupe TO take ano'her and as large portion uf our ~,
Post Office have no other superscrpton than D,lv M
Advertiser" the design Of the above mentioned cl
may be readily seen We have endeayored in ,le mo-
respectful and friendly manner, 10 induce the printer %
ded to- to revert 10 the former some oher tile ,o n
paper but our eiioits have been unayairng-nd "s @
therefore respectfully request, 10 avert wlar
or injury the said PRIMER may have intended toWad nc
by adopting our ttle, that correspondents, and tLo
printers who exchange with us, viii direct their tayo
the ''.4mericdn Uutchman," or 10 A. & H. WILSON
Wilmington, Del, March 10, 1896
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1826-08-22
MEDICAL NOTICE.

aNiiE Subscriber, DoCTUn MEDICINE and PRACrlcAL
Il CHEaIsr. respectfully informs the Ladies and Gentle
men OF Wilmington and lis vicinity, that lie has
nenced to prepare Medicine, in MARKET street,
wilmington, Delaware, IN the house oppoSte .M Henry
Mobe q .Os Lu'a6er Tard-@herc he prepares the fol
lowing Medicines; The sulphatc of Quinne. This med
clue contains the active principle of the Peruvian Ea
when properly prepared is the best yet dis
covered for of Agues Remitent aud Intermittent
Fevcrs lie also prepares Basamic Restorative for dis
eases of the Bleas, and Lungs Pulmonary Consumption
phthsc; an medicine which will eflectualy cure the
most distressing Headache, matter how long its contn
uance may be- lie also cures the Tuotlache in few
minutes without making use Of any of the conoding acids
OF red hot IRON. or plugging the teeth with gold leaf
sheet lead The medicine makes use Of will preserve
the teeth for years lie prepares Tooth Powder that will
whten the teeth he they black from taking
cine or any other cause Dr. r. prepares Eye Water
that will remove all inamma,ions from the eyes have
cured numbers from the rheumatism and of them
cmppes for years from it. Names signatures do not
require, as See 1t is too much the custom with qnackery
From my practice of medicine and my experience and
knowledge OF chemistry, am able to extract medicinal
virtues contained ia animals vegetables and minerals and
can apply them tor the different diseases the constitutions
OF people may want them. Persons afflicted with Cancers
| Il they make timely application, can be cured
There is medicine sold by the name of S,sas pana-
ceQ which dId not hear ot until saw Nj Swaims aver-
tisement, some few weeks past then called on some of
the most eminent physicians in Philadelphia and spoke 10
them respecting the Panacca, and nto med them that
mad the authors works who invented the medicine and
discovered lis effects in the of certain diseases An
the gentlemen spoke TO ON the subject said they were
certain that Mr. Swain the inventor of the mcd
cnc The man that invented the Panacea one of the
creates chemists that Europe produced and dead near
Two hundred Years; and his writings difficult be had
Fiat Mr. Swain has GOT par. of his orks or some
person gave him receipt from the work have no doubt
Of have now prepared chemical and real preparation
uI me ANACEA' winch will sell AZ one dollar per bot
Tie by the dozen, and one dollar and fifty cents single
Dr r. prepares Wash for the Ladies which removes
all Spots Euptions and letters from the face and hands
anu clears and oealt'es the skim lie also prepares
save that will take out Cons by the roots ron tile toes
and not give the least sensation Of pain.
Ladies or Gentlemen WHO are afflicted with any disease
That IS durable, they pleased to call Oh me- shall he
attended 10 with the stiictest punctuaty
! JAS. PURCELL NJ ID. & nc
Wilmington, Del, July 2l 1926 7o-6n