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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-30
Hon. EDWARD f. TArTHALL,
House Of Representatives.

ErtrGct 10 the editor of tie Baltimore Patriot
dated WAsHINGToN, May 18th, 1926.
The important business of the session of Con-
sress has been suspended by the long and useful
speeches that have been made both houses are
now working hard to pass pirate bills, many of
which must also lay over until the next session
The bills reported by the Committee on Finance,
Tor the reduction OF the duties on SALT, TEAS,
WINES and COFFEE, will probably not pass
the present session The present Congress are
liberal they have passed ind will pass bills, tina,
will take at least three millions OF dollars from the
Treasury, more than the gum estimated for by the
departments.
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w 40 Committed = the Jail offfcnrico eouutv n, , -
himself fsJJs Gay o. January 1895 negro man who esii
Crnpe of Wn; nu says mat he y the property Of John
wears Of .. inches high stout ud. likely about Is or so
cnpsfiop n n' small mark under the Jeff eye by or
l"iiyu asteyddofe Had on when committed skt,o ytt
sb sog S'.e egoored bear skin Panalron. white cotton
u Ne owner Of said runaway Is hereby ,e,,u;,.5 O., r
Wtfd and comply with the rcoufes oftb ~ W Some lot
'u"sV' JNO BURTON, Deputy
march - Tor VIM. cambridge, S ri, C.
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w 40 committed 70 Che Jail Of the town Of Peer,butr a,
- Iy,n'way, on the 10th day Of February Ia,f nsss -
w. a him.e Charles Hampton, who states that he beon
Ca'es nixon OF Portsmouth. He five feet Two ana
os ABOUT him. and appears 10 he 40 years Of age The
tfnt,ed TO come forward, prove his property mas,
~ 80 anu take nun away he will be dealt win r. H. -
mao ROGER MALLORY, aior.
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THE VIGIL OF ARMS. =

BY MRS. HEArANs.
sounding step was he ard by night
In church where the mig hty slept,
rs mail clad youth, till mvrning's 1yht
Aids, the tomb. his viyils kept
Ire walk'd IN dreams Of Power and Fame
lie lifted proud, bright eye,
TOR the hours were few that withheld his name.
From the roll of Chyalry.
Down the moon-lit aisles he paced alone
With free aud stately tread,
And the floor gave back mufed tone
From tho eoucbes Of the dead:
The silent niaay that round him Law,
fIie orovn'd and helm that were
Ihe naughty chiefs Of the wai-array-
Eaeh IN his sepulehre.
But no dim warning of Time and Fate
:, That youths hu,h'd hope could chill
he moved through the trophies of buried state
>, w nth each proud pulse throbhing still
lie heard, as the wind through the chanceI sung,
>, Aswsii OF the trumpets breath,
lie lookdto the banners on high thai hung
Aud hot to the dust beneath.
nj aroyal masque Of spleniour scem'd
Before him to unfold
through the solemn arches itstream'i
49, w an many CLEAN of gold
There were crested Knight and gorgeous, Dame
ohtiering athwart the gloom,
And he FOLLOWED till his bold step came
no his Wairior-Father's tomb.
But there the still and shadow p;.lt
" the monumental stone,
and The holy SLEEP Of the ,of, lamp. lisEr,
fhat DER ITS quiet ,hone,
And the ina ~ OF n.at sire who died
In his MONDAY OF renoxn--
These bad power unto which the pride
OF fiery life how'd down.
And spirit from hi, early year,
- Came hsea DER his thought, 10 moue
II his eye was iii'd with memo. ", o.,rs
md has heart wifi ehdiood's love
Ala he looki with a change ia has .oitenir, Glance
20 thc armour DER the ciav-
>or there they hung, the shield and lance
And the gauntlet of the brave.
sind the sword O. many field wa. there.
With iis cross for the hour Of need,
Nhen tue Knights bold war-ery hath sunk Ia n,sv.r.
;, Aud the spearis al broken reed
Hush did breeze through the armn,,r s,r.
Dil the folds OF ia. banner shake
No, 50 from the tomb's dark mystery
There seeiu'd voice 10 break!
Re had heard that voice bid clarions blow
lie had caught hs last blessing, breath -
'I!.a' The same but lis awful sw,e ,ue.snr
Had an under tone of Death!
ANA u said,-" the swerI hath conquered kim.
and the spear ,hIo ush realms hath passed
bu. the cross alone, or ailth-se tling.
Night avail me ct the las, -
fhe candidate for knishhool wa. under the nec,.
eePs watch liz. nigh peforc Hrs in chr,
completely armed This called the Vigil of arm,.
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FEJW.9LE EDUC.gJTOnr

VIZ school a. the residence Of The subse,ibsr
oy mi hudd last year. will he continued 80, ,
.V ye' under her direction The course Of a5re,; pre-
l" course Tor an accomplished and usefei ed,
- We ane a. heretofore, viz for al charges orcen;
,,i;a SIiO Perfe'ston Of ten months 20 5ol,r.
enc nv, Tonih, agd The balance the end Of tbe ga
,,,,r . . wy 9e ~ dollars per quarter Of SO essons sd
'""li''h jan 81. 85-wtf L. II nsocp~,
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CURLES EnR eAIr

& uooiiber IS duly authorised seIlthis valuable es,,,
~ on-Which he resides belonging TO his father W. 49,,
III esiate mas been recently advertised and - ,re Iy
estate pn description Of il deemed es,ary No
" w Iver POSSESSES more advantage The b;;ld;,.,
nc yeiy convenient and IN GOOD repair mi eve+ 80 ~
perimes' ,ds N ggod order foi cultivation be small eS
hat admirably adapted TO the growth n III proven,
ayco, 70 se bargain be had by those disposed 70
ke h s'ocS o. every descriptions farming uten,iIs
may oe had al valuations and viii seed n, h.
~ oi Wheat at price For further pateg, psfe -
Cure,. univ g. WADE MosBY, Jr.
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DANVTLLE 9O-9Jj-.ENfIy-

a nagyANOf having occurred IN the oae. Of ,.,eb.. f.
'oi' ln'iNuuc p, The Trustees are desfou. n , r
COIL. ~ 80, "'oh VIII commence some time I'm Tsg =
nan whose 'aorof charictcr is unexcspf,n,fid a
w lu,I 70 teach The English. Latin and G5eeL M
su'Ee iog'ther with al other branebe. al lt
a.th ~ academiess personal application ,eos @ Iiy
~, ,. , any eter upon The subject poi @
WI, " l he " Iion president Of te Board Dan
Msy2f '"o'ueu 3"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-30

TONS The sutor availing himself OF his privile-
ges, publishe.i what he pleases on his own respon
sbiiity. Hal have been consulted previously. 4
sho"iu have gwen my advice against that OF which
you compialo. Beyond that you are aware It
would be improper to interpose and as unavaiiino
as improper. If these People were here for their
own purposes alone, our authority over them
would be mach greater than at present, when the
government has an object TO effect and TO con
ciliaie them Is one Of the principal means of effect
ing that object. Upon this branch of the subieci .
must correct an error into which, from an expires
sion you use, you must have been led by misinfor
nation. You speak of their revealing in luxury al
the expense ofthe People feel the more con-
strained to notice this particularly, because on the
moor OF Congress, the Department has been
charged with pampering the one party with cham
paiSne, and treating the other peuuriously Now
the TACT is, they We're both treated precisely alike
TO each was assigned nine dollars per head a
weeK-and the accounts against both for any in
dulgencies beyond the above allowance rejected
Although l am opposed to any interference of
members OF one tribe in the concerns of another,
yet, in the case of Ridge & Vann they were pre-
sented, not as members ofthe Delegation but as
Secretaries. So long you respect the Indians as
an independent People, with whom you treat, you
must indulge TO them the privilege OF selecting their
own agents.
To reject the object of their own choice, would
be but an inauspcious common cement TO any friend
ly arrangement of the difficulties, whose removal
was The object OF the agency Not being sufIi-
cienily advised of the influence that thees men
possessed, or exero'ed over the Creeks, cannot
say whether they have increased or diminished
the obstacles to paciica,ion, or consequently
whether it had any influence on the public Trea-
sury hope no occasion will again occur like the
one complained Of. From what have ptevi-
ousiy said, you may be assured shall use such
means as are in my power to prevent it.
feel particular obliged to you for the friend
ly sentiments you express to me personally, and
take pleasure in saying they cordially recipro-
Gated on my part.
With great respect, your obedent servant,
IA MES BARBOUR.
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LIND FOR S9LE

'iiE l5se Of L,nd near New Glasgow In Amfsr.t count,
oa'od zoe Disbe Containing about 1000 sc,e ~ i,
Iotoc' aud wheat land, and rented ,be ,, enee.'eot
i've d's WE Gsrfe and which capt Edmund Penn
, 800 WIN hoeIiy osow wheat in the fan and G,ii
-: gwen on me III &c Janulrv. For fern. r.
q b;. 70 Se made 70 5ohn Ro ne county Of Aiben,s
ffedericksbme, may o. N'ho HO9S.
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.MOTLCE

OHN GARTH respectfully informs hi, friend, and ,b
~ pubic mat he has removed from Lynchburr i tb nt
or ule purpose OF transactng business COMMUNION IN ,;s
ne WI be assisted hy gentleman iA1r. James w pirein -
@ eIpeflenee esneeiay in the tobacco trade He oee,,
seymour Scott William Barrett r''''" o. ne''F''
March 2. -.
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NOTICE.

WISH f. pureha'e 'klui and Trustworthy os-r,ge ,
yer and Oster. add one who i ,ouf,, be,i,s, ~
None need BE- proposed fyr whom jhc 5o s,f,5,s ~,
'on,'' as % a ihe qualifications unconditional ssano he
.f r. v. DANIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-30
Jan 81.

IoMhlrfED to the jail OF Norfolk county =, = J;5,,.
fees iSc man named Henry Drury about 81 years Of age
ascai on ms right shoulder and says that Il wa,
New York '''s' '"al ne was born free ~
ne owner Of The said negro requested 10 call and
Ply WIN me acquisitions Of the law ia such oascs mr. he Iii H.
~ w 'Oiu'n5y' WIN. BARNARD
April n, Jaior OF Norfolk county.
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PETER r. BEYERLEY, ESQ
EEAR SIR Take Notice-Tbai IN ~

PETER r. BEYERLEY ESQ
4 6EAh SIR Take Nolce-rhat in pursuance Of co-,,;
- sion Tor that purpose, shall the deposiIion
Ter Be'eTfy Esq on Tuesday 18th June next between sn
and sunset al the Office Of Henry TooIey ESQ in the c -
s0he@ and State Of Mississippi 10 be read IN evdeprein
SUIT depending IN the superior Of eGasery for the nh
n9nd District IN winch you plaintiff and ourseIye and
oneis aeitndan Should not the said deposition be taken
out on that day. viii be postponed from dsv Ida ,i ~,
same shall taken at;he above place aud hours '''
CHARLES ELLIS
JOHN ALLAN.
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RICHMOND
FRENCH BURR .MILL-STO.vE .EEaN-yZ-

F1CTORY
lie uberiber respectfully inform their friend, and the
IN public generally, that they have hard, good and
wen selected assortment of FRENCH BURR BLOCKS
81 the best quality: And also, ready Burr NIL Stons
o. various sizes which tey inferior TO any built in
% country Persons wanting the above article can he sun
Piled at Northern prices determined to sell as low
e can h"usht IN any ftpectabe shop for cash or town
acceptance Their shop is the Of and 18Th Street.
Orders will he thankfully received aud promptly executed
may 10. -
~ r. For reference to the quality of our resdv made
Burr miSones apply to the Richmond mlers as they have
universally had a fair trial ofthem. S
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-05-30
YELLOTV SPRLArG 9

VIE subscriber having been long rendered pc,,,b,e -
ceeSlnte% cuisines. from 2%dposen Offers iha.
county Of Montgomery and State of Virginia. 81. % n VI
@ ' courthouse aud main road leading western com
improvements, all combine render This a, tJon u
. o Obtain health as any in the state will venture 10 a
% S,1 mas no superior, ami that the roads leading 10
SIe inhteiy better than Ia any other watering n,rs -
the country Should any person to rent he
J go, years on as accom- a1odatng terms as nc
COud expect person who is calculated for tbis e,I
aa vi" enter upon tdeermned do well confident h.
~ % ne cannot tai. An early application will be advisable
% some furniture will he supplied aud rt rate %
' "e@' tue SfTnss who can be employed on easy
Jan. 81 ~HhhLbo TAYLOR
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49, cortniisSionsrs oGgce, Richmond Mon, 81 1904
ne parties interested desired 10 take notice ,ba. Z
80 appo'ed ih 18TH day OF June commence Tho
OF the duties dire eed by the foregoing order
. o. which day at O'Clock A. ~ they are reauested
wv my ohce IN this city with the necessary documeus
may 10. A q ~. G
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70 GRoW ER!S OF WHE.ar9 COTT0 ~

70 GRoWER or IVHE.aT& CoTTOnc
4 subscriber ct his Cotton Gin Shop, near tAe Doc,
~ mas commenced TO Manufacture the Iy6eat J,Jr..li
unme, 'eLth ne PoreaPre Drum This machine our,,r;
S s 81 she KIND iat he has seen, read or heard Of I,
so as Ia be either portable or made
may nes sun The armer purchaser, Will be Afforded a.
'y moderate PRICE This valuable Machine was inyen,ej
"n Iu' mo operation by Coli James CLARK Of Pnybs.,n
Cotton Gins; with csrdiug Engines TO receive and
proved plans " ue'' oh 'e most im-
Ca5dns Machinery and Engines of yaruus de,eri,
"'ns, are also manufactured by the subscriber. 10y
--Pi" 10 1ii-wti RICHARD HARRIS
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the candidate for kni-tkoo VIA. under he nee,
a keeping watch tire mig lat beorc hi. Inauguration in h
~"u completely armed This called the Vigil of Ann,
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DRUGS. .1rEDTCTN-ES 8.

D1OG .fIEDICINES, &C.
boCT Brooks respectfully ,nfo m, the pubIick ,,, 10
has received has spring supply of flesh drug, and ,e
ones ne ioi1wnsis few of his general 1ssori,netn
10 Barrels Elsom Salts
DO Glaaber do
Gases Eng. lump Magnesil
do Caloined do
800 lbs. refined Can,phor
% lbs Gum Opium Turkey
ms snph Quinuc, Frtnth
~ lbs Cantharides
40lbs Calomel
10 lbs powdered Ipcacilanly.
20 lbs Tart Emenc
5Olhs powdered Jalup
80 lbs. do Rhuhsrh
SO ID. Sup. Carb. Sudae
10 lbs. TartaTic Acid
100 Yellow Peruvian Da,i,
so lbs. Pale do do
20 lbs. Red do do IT,,
A. my medicines were carernllx
ne, markets, with the utmost - '4e
i@n, lhun 10 be genuine aud will sell them on =, - vet
del7hia. we" III ne" Aork q Phila.
hesies general assortment of medicide. the ,rhiL
constantly on hand Oils, Paints Glass Putty AMI NE
<s @issht ioI ldT John Rorer will sell his sp,.,
prices '' -'"s'Fnl aims Philadelphia
"y medicine chests complete, with printed d;ree,;or
~ ~ country Merchants and Physicians Sho =
nu mes IN hi' city, will fluid it their Interest in I
Drug aud Apothecary store and eoirs M o
o II" medicines and examine their quality ~ "''F'''s
Main {, s;,..,. ANsoN BROOKS,
April II. W NAsie' Aichmond Va.
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i,toiNlA. AZ superior Court of Uhancery boJeo y,
March, 1925. ' vac i''h Jay %
gy his wife, AMI Nancy Harris and Deey us,; @ IS
Johu Jeier then guardian, ~ pi,'m,,g ' ~
against iiah'Ms
richard Harris ExOr. of Ben;sn,in Harris dec n.e
ins cause came on this day further heard ON be ~,
pes formerly read and the report the eonms.ions ]
10 pursuance OF The order tue Sh d,v of To-,
raop and was agreed by counsel cvnde
eepuons, To the commissioner for Ln, r., aou 81
report thefeuPon. copy. Te.e, ""u
WIN. w. HENINQ. c. 6
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I March Esd, 1925, ''U ''' f''n'e Edward county,
ar"in.t ''''"a'd' COmpanan,
John Clark and John Foster, executor, Of J.,
A,ns and sally his wife, William rurpin and nol,
ms we W 'iam Sadler aud Nancy his wife peter NnnsI
un and DtPhs hi, WIFE Patty Hubbard William kieL,,I
@ ana Elizabeth his wife, Pleasant richards. and Pc
John Richards, s' ''I nn u sa''
appearing TO the that there has been due pubi;c,
on OF the order against the defendants John A,k ~
ms wife Willam Turpn aud Nolly his wife peter 49,
y1n'. and Deiphia his wife, William Richards james Rel ~,
..hsabeth his wife, Peter Nunnally and Daniel N,nnn
And that tue Defendants Black and Foster Exse, S ~,
hShaid William Sadler Nancy hi. wife and po,,.
,he % nave been duly served with the rule made again
anu me SAID defendants appearing and sns,vy;r
pn 'he motion OF the complainant By counsel The bi
~, h against them; and this this day came on
ant Pleasant Richards, by counsel ON The Hill r s S
a defendant Pleasant Richards, and exhibits WLereupo,
~, Ju ~ ptns oi opinion that the complainant wa. prefer
oy Iohn hicharts, dec. in his last will and te.ismen,
doth decree, that the said complainant i, entitled 70 one NM;
e estate OF SAID john Richards, dec towards rai,;o
winch portion, The devisees and era,es in saj LII
Contribute, proporonably the parts devised and h.
court doth further order and decree that The aid
Viak and Foster, Executors John Riebar. dee 10 ,,'
,h;' , before ine master commissioner chancery OF
IN 'hai the said commissioner ascertain and reio,.
tue same To court, together with the value at Nh.
E y 'h1 SAM John Richards dec in his will TO each OF
OF l'Sutees IN the same, and any other matter
eay which either OF the paitics may r,oy;rc or hn le
be deemed pertinent b himself Tesie, "''" ''y
Prince Ed.rard 1igri STA issS. oA
have appointed Thursday the frs, day OF June ,c, T.
On that day at 10 O'Clock n NJ the pacs in,crs,o wv.
CURED to attend at The store of joseph Dupuy near nav ho
@ .ns5, aeeou' and voucher, ready and
ASA DUPUY, Commissioner
40 Prince Edward count.
10y : ii7-waw
V in1INiA- AT superior Court Of Uhancery holden :,
March, 1925. ''''' "ie i"h day Of
David Jackson and Sally his wife, Richard Holland and Per-
john Jeier then guardian, Pli,;n,ig ~
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-01-11
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
Worcester, IS. Court of Common Pleas, at
Worcester, December Term, A. D. 1925.
On the Petition aforesaid, Ordered,
that the Petitioners notify the said Robert
Goddard, and Eunice his wife, in her right,
Elisha Goddard, and Martha his wife, in her
right, and all other persons living in this Com
monwealth, who are interested in said Petit
ton, TO appear at the next Term of this Court,
to be holden at Worcester aforesaid, on the
second Monday Of March next, by serving
them with an attested copy Of said Petition,
and this Order thereon, fourteen days, at least,
before the sitting Of said Court; that they may
then and there shew cause, il any they have,
why the prayer thereof should not be granted.
And il is further ordered by the Court, tina
the said Petitioners notify all persons interested
therein, who are living without this Common
wealth, to appear as aforesaid, by publishing
an attested copy Of said Petition and this Order
thereon, in the Massachusetts Spy and Worces-
ter County Advertiser, three weeks successive
ly, the last publication to be thirty days, at
least, before the sitting OF said Court, that
they may then and there shew cause, If any
they have, why the prayer thereof should not
be granted.
Attest, ABIJAH BIGELOW, Clerk.
A Copy Of the Petition and Order Of Court
thereon.
Attest, ABIJAH gIGELow, Clerk,
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Valuable Estate.
THE Subscriber offers for

VHE Subscriber offers for
N sale, valuable Real Estate, situate
in Leominster, near the Meeting House, on
the great road to Boston.
1t contains over two acres of excellent
Land, on which is Garden, and a young
Orchard. THE Buildings are a large wen
finished House, with convenient Out Houses,
and lawyers Ofice.--1he House and
Out-Houses, with one acre and an half Of the
Land-and the Office, with the remainder Of
the Land, may be had separately, ifprefeTed.
The above, in the opinion of the Sub
scriber, is a good situation for a person in al
most any kind of business: but as those in
clined to, purchase ought to examine for
Themselves, he forbears further recommends
ton.
OF liberal credit will be given, if desr-
ed. ABIJAH BIGELOW.
Hfvreester, Nor 26, 1925.
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al EH - nj Isa!
81 4'zsS
Or, Whitnuelps Original Opooeldoc.

Or' Wh'tr0etFs Original Opoeldoc.
YHiS article is considered by
n the first Physicians in the United Safes,
10 rank higher than any other composition in
existence, for the following complaints. liz
B BRUISES, Sprqins, GOut, Rheumatism, Camp,
.Natnn6ness, Weakness, or Stiffness an IN Neck
and Joints, Chilblains, Chapped Hands. Sings
Of insects, Vegetable Poisons, &c. &c.
CAUTION.
A host of wretched and most con-
temPtlble limitations, prepared by different
people in their own names, are in existerce.
therefore, as you value life or limb, be SUI. to
ask for Whitscsips Opodeldoc, or you will, il all
probability, be dreadfully imposed upon.
Sold al the Bookstore of CLAREN-
DON HARRls-where also may be had the
TOLA7TLE AROMATIC SNUFF
so celebrated throughout the American CONT
nent IN cases Of Catarrh and Headache.
august 3, 1925.
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Consunaptions, Coughs, &c
DUTLER'S VEGETABLE

I'D INDIAN SPECIFIC, for the cure of
Colds, Coughs, Consumptions, Splitting of Blood,
Asthmas, and all Disorders of the Breast and
Lungs.
There is perhaps no medical observation better
established, none more generally confirmed BY the
experience of the best physicians, Of all ages and
countries, and none of more importance TO the
human family, than the fact, that many of the
most difficult and incurabe consu4Dptions Origi-
nate in neglected colds. In a climate so variable
as ours, where the changes Of the weather are
frequently sudden and unexpected, it requires
more and attention to guard against this dam
gerous enemy Of life, than most Pevple imagine
or are able and willing TO bestow. The bills of
mortality exhibit the melancholy fact, that the
proportion Of deaths by this disease may he con-
sidered as about five to one. Inasnlucl, then, as
this fatal disease bids defiance to the skill of the
most learned physicians, it is qualification to the
Proprietor that he is enabes to offer, to those af-
highly valuable remedy, the VtGETARLE INDIAN
6PKcIFIc. The Indians are happy in their know
ledge of medical plants; governed wholly by ex-
perience, they certain as to their effect, and
il is said by an author Of great character, that
true consumption is disease never known among
them.
BALTIMORE, DEC. z, 1925.
"I, w. PRIcE, of the city of Baltimore, do
time afflicted with a severe cold, accompanied
with an almost incessant cough, and pain in nv
breast and lungs; also splitting Of blood and pu.
rulent matter from the lungs, with night sweats
and fcvers, and was much emaciated with loss Of
appetite. rest &C. applied to several eminent
physicians, and passed through course of medi-
cine, but could obtain no relief and found myself
fast yergng on to confirmed consumption
Having at length heard of the many astonishing
cnres effectedby the Vegetable Indian Specific
was induced to make trial Of it, and found almost
immediate relief, and my rest restored con-
tinued its use, improving fast, my appetite better,
and all the symptoms Of the disease daily dimin-
shing, and in a few weeks was completely cured,
and have remained 50 for several months, and am
nov in better health and flesh than ! have been
for many years. w. PRICE,"
For sale (onIy) by J. ROBINSON, Druggist.
Worcester.--Price 81. per bottle. "A
December 20, 1895.
10 Hubhardstor, Levi Conant, aged 80
years.