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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-12-23

Rules held 10 lr Ccrks Office Of Meeklenburg county
- on The fret Monday iD oetobes, 1895.
George Is Hammer, PItf
Against
George Britain and William q. Gcude, Dens
The defendant George Brrtisin having entered his ap
Pesfasce according the Assembly aud the rules Of t
court ad appearing 10 the subtraction OF The tbst
n0l an ibdant Of h, state motion Of The plaintiff by
ms attorney - ordered, that the said defendant do appes
mere on the hf day n January court aud his ap-
Pea'aHst, aud answer the plsmas Bill; and that eOpy
tins order be inserted Of the newspapers printed in the
city OF Hhmond Tor eight weeks sucGessisely aud posted al
the front door of the eo0d house Of sad county.
n cory. Teste, B.H. BAILEY elk.
Oct. al. EO-vg,s
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and concerning Wm White. Mr.. III, from the
e. OF 4. and G. presented bill incorporating he
Danville Toll B.idse Company and two other bills
which had been recommitied. .Iir. Stephenson,
presented Bill establishing the town OF Sutions-
vile.
On IN. LoyaiPs motion the engrossed bill con-
corning the puclic library taken up. He ex-
planned the object OF. the bill to be- merely to ri,
effect TO existing laws on the subject. The pro-
ceeds OF the copies OF Hening's Statutes at Large
and OF Randolph and Glmer's Reports had be.n
appropriated 10 5his object. But they had no; been
sold and remained useful lumber in TIE garnet oil
the capitol The mode provided for their sale
was detective, and the bill proposed the remedy.
Mr. Everett opposed the bail the ground tina,
Il was inexptdien, to provide at all for public Ii
prary lie thought the judges and other public
officers ought TO provide their own books
Mr. Loyal replied to these objections. And
mr.. Eceret rejoined, and called tor the ayes and
noes.
Messrs. Blackburn aud Goode, ofMecklenburg,
ana Gordon supported the bill with few lorcbe
remarks. The question then taken, and the
Dill passed. Ayes SO, Noes IS.
The Speaker laid before the House a communi-
cation from the Governor, furnishing the inlorma-
tion called Tor IN relation TO the pardon Of john
Shelton, convict in the Penientiary.
The House resolved itself into Committee OF
the whole, Mr.. DroDigo Oie in the Chair and look
INTO Consideration the bill regulating the proceed
inSs to be had on applications for divorce.
Alter some time spent in debate, and several
Ruthless Efforts to amend the bill, the committee
rose, reported progress and obtained leave to sit
again. We have not room IN this No. for any
notice oil the amendments proposed, or OF the aisu-
ments upon them.)
.air.LeDter obtained leave to bring in bill to
establish an inspection of tobacco in the town of
wheeling. He said that the crop of tobacco in
the county of Ohio was expected the next year TO
AMOUNT to 5000 hogsheads.
On motion of Mr.. Page of Gloucester,
Resoired, That the Committee for Courts of
Justice be instructed inquire into the expediency
OF amending the act to suppress duelling, so as to
remove all doubt as to the application of said
act
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Not ~ tie last Direcfoyy.
CClflfEL.NYcATED.

CCsIdHDssJCATED.
I'm aged patriot Of the revolution and n pood
man descended oMs tomb.
Departed his life the l7ih inst at hia residence
in the county Of Washington, Va. John CampbeH,
senr aged 81 years and months. lie was bo, IN
raised and educated in he county Of Augusta, in
this state and removed to the county Of Washington
about theyear 1873, upwards of SO years ago. lie
was among the FIRST saventurers wbo explored the
south Western part Of Virginia, in which he ha :
resided more than half century. lie explored the
country first in company with the late Col. wall
er, Of Albemarle, about the year 177l or ~. Ue
was appointed clerk of Washington county in the
year 1873: Since his removal 10 HE late residene,
states OF this confelerscy TO the West and soutl
OF ~ nave been nearly entirely setiled with inhsJi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

WILL positively he snld tothr bei,e.f bilr or Th,.t
NE Nu OF January, 1895, ifiir, II not the res fr S,y
"''t" c"utt.iie not less Than SIXTY NE(fROES cnp,t,-
nen women buys aud girl. rhiss picked parcel Of Ne
- '"d " - 'iS' af'en We found 20 Virginia TENS y
no,'' ofe"h h'tdt wnh approved security 20 cstty e
rest IRON 'he date, II not Pt,noGay paid
FRANCES TADB Nv
IN q. go JOHN q. ACCHER
Nh About friy Of Inc above Ncgr 80, viii he sgtl az ,
W - !" '.Ih' doO Dec Join j. BOILING.
hfeff3' Md admir- Of Fhot Talb fs,1f.
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r,,c . commun

INhHINAI AUUIDFNT.
more amenied death perhaps never occurred in pr;yst.
lhito Mrs susan T.. Mi.se cono.t Of Nj Hen
- Msc Of Allegheny coiy That urcs peottd aud dread
~ misfortune to her family hpp cued Tncsav The 22nd Of
November lst IL the forenoon of tldt dsv IN ,L,s i'd
'he wl suddenly thrown aud killed tie spot hy eJnen
son 81 the bran from tic violence NJ hc ai Her
husband va ineh at The tune, bot on his return, where the
language that could for moment tray the h'rt tb -
f" - US ieehns " seeing his aini,t wife laid out eorpe
t"po hIe" hou'. Ps''1u' was 10 perfect heab ancr
{" ne tomb bya rs; aud respectable ielsse and r,i IN.
ca !" " WI" =" appropriate service. Mr. Mas.ir was In In.
' ' " "c, SSe ana Va every respect fine sud inter
tsi"g w'nin' Besrd with strong mind pio,I. bearl-
she performed me duty ot an cctonne vie "A tender moth
- HTI m,'ue',--t geneF"ns and chaifshe r,ib,nr.
Long whi ha' derh be- fti and deeply ferfrd m ri,
parable. = '''s NV
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45l,7I3 so

$47S,9Ol 8:
| A portion OF the revenue of each fiscal wear i
annually pad before the commencement of the year
and constitutes part of the balances in the Trea
sury at the end OF The preceding year. This being
circumstance oil ordinary occurrence il ha.
heretofore oeen thought not material TO vary the
estimates on that account. Perceiving, however
that the amount thus paid into the Treasury prior
10 The LIST OF October last varies considerably from
'he amount thus paid In the preceding wear your
committee have, with view to the creates, posi-
ole accuracy IN the estimates now submitted en-
cludral from the balance in the Treasury at the
mha'ion OF the last fiscal year, the of S3S 7O7
Oh, part oil the estimated revenue of the current
nseai year. which had been previously paid into
The treasury and constituted part of that balance
various unexpended appropriations of the last year
amounting to the sum OF S43,SS3 80, are included
III the above estimate OF The expenditures of the
current year. Among these is balance of $50 500.
oil an appropriation 10 the Sinking Fund for the
redemption OF so much of the old 6 per cent certj
ncate debt oil the State as not held by the Pre-
'ident and Directors OF the Literary Fund. This
balance Is believed 10 be fully sufficient for the
accomplishment OF that object: and when il shall
have been done, there will be no outstanding deb,
'he state except what is held for the use of the
Literary Fund, consisting of a portion of the old
six per cent. debt and SO 900 of zen ner cent
certificate debt, the redemption of which. at this
time, does not appear to your committee as desira
BILE.
In submitting the foregoing estimates of the re-
venue anu expenditures OF the State, it is pleasing
10 your committee to be able 10 state that from an
attentive consideration of the state of the public
hnances there does not appear 10 them any nece.si
" Tor an increase oil the present rates of taxation
should any new subjects OF taxation be discovered
which ought, III justice, 20 contribute towards ,,,.
EXPENSES oil government, proportional reduction
from 'he existing taxes might be made and, in that
event. your committee are not aware of any suhiec,
on whirh me REDUCTION could be more e1uitabiy
made than the tax ON law process
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N-OTICE

IL those VINO indebted to the estate Of YIN p.,,,b
dce viii please 10 make payment with ~ little delav a.
ro"ibe fho'e has ing claims against the ete will also
The unls'shed Hnss corfded ~ Mr. taneh =, aornrv i,
law ~ The county Of Fnce EdvaTd will he ed b Cso
samuel bahehi dnd 10 Amelia sad Noowsy by ,hn L.
gop, 80 - EDMUND BOOKER, ad'mr.
n VIZ. rrnoh. dec. with he viii snneSsd
jan. y tfsa' TA--.St
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474,95l 81
3,047 AZ
FXPFNDITIrREa
S47s,9O1 0


The expenses Of the government, under existing
laws, within the current fiscal year, may be es,i
mated as follows, viz;
General Assembly 100 900 90
Officers of government 76. 900 90
Commissioners Of the re-
venue, and clerks Of
courts for examining
commissioners books 2S 900 90
Criminal charges, including
guards for county jails 40 900 90
Contingent expenses of
courts, including allow
ances 10 sttornes, clerks,
sheriff, &c for public
services $4,000 90
Pensioners $1,000 90
Civil Contingent Fund $4,000 90
Military Con gent Fund 1000 90
Expenses OF Militia % 600 90
Pay of Adjutsnt General
and Brigade Inspectors $500 90
Penitentiary, Internal char
ges $4,000 90
Officers Salaries 6,l50 90
Transportation Of CoDyicts $3.50 90
- $4,000 O0
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Making the total amount

Making the total amount
of the probable re-
ceipis, within the cur
rent fiscal year,
To which add the balance
in the Treasury, on The
LIST Of October, 1925, ex-
elusive of the fund Great
ed for the Washington
Monument, amounting
to $l3,O63 10, and also
of the sum of $3S, 7O7
81, part OF the revenue
ofthe current fiscal year,
which was paid into the
Treasury prior to the LIST
of October, 1925
And the total amount Of
available funds, Of the
current fiscal year, will
be
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05
DIRECTORS,
ofhe Bank Of Hrgbia and Branch Bank for
the UeaT 1926

the year 1926.
APPOINTED ON TUESDAY,
h'chmond john Brockenbrough Jas. GRAY.
Thomas Rutherford, VIM Ford, Madison Waltb'
al, John Allan, Garland III. Mitchell, Asa Oti.
Charles H. Williams, Robt. Gwathmey,s III. l.
wight. Seymour Scott Thomas Massie,- Ben.
w. Leigh
petersburg John III. Brown, Richard Field.
John Il. May, John &. Armistead. Edward Powell
Joseph Bragg, WIN. Haxsil, WIN. II. Macfarland.
Thomas Wallace, Daniel Digger, Chas p. O,-
borne. Richard NJ Cunningham Hartwell p.
HeaIh.2
Nortoh-Wm. II. Lamb, WIN. r. selden.
Wn A. Armistead, John +. Holt, Eugene Hig.
gins, Walter Heron, Burwell Il. Moseley, Edward
Delany' Philip +. Tabb, Declie Gait WIN. Nose
ley. JOHN H. Tripletl,, Thos. G Broughlon.s
FTederick'burg- -iiugh Mercer, Robt. $ Clev.
John ). Wexford, WIN. A. Knox, BAIL Gordon,
James yas', George Cox. Joseph IVhitien ore, John
NJ. Patton, John Moucgre,s John Sco,t,, Join
Roy Waller Holsday-
LgpehbuTg John EarIy, William Warwick,
Henry Davis, John o. Leftwich Balda McDaniel'
VIM. b. Lynch, John Caslsie, WIN. Mckenzie,
DR.. J. Cabell, Wm. Morgan Samuel C1yton, =
Hill Carter John j. ROy.E
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CUTI.'1lLJ7S

L0ffCTy 3 ErchangC- OIH.e, "a -Iurkef-sfreef
BALTiNOkt;
Whsre esgfai p,iscs hare b.. sb,aiu~g IA, ~, 900
ohcr Uyloe ~ yerna ~
- Ordcrs fom paf of the United State, Ia, nal
P"d pdd 90 Wy Fafe yamce enclosing the cash or
PrTc N my Il the lotteries viii meet to- ,pe propp soJ
Punetuai si,en i1a ~ persona application lJreed 10
y. COHEN, Ji.N BROThEgS, baltimore.
u Distant Adtehturtr nay a ~ times wnb c.s6dencc
orwsrd h'T fem"tanc's CoAs OGcs, Tor orders
should mfye TOO late The WILDE the first
mail, Nii be invested the advisable sce ON
hani.
poidmorS, Dee 80 ~ -tFf
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Dismal !stoamp Land Company.

- OUTFIT SHJhr FOR SJTE
resolution the ~. al Nj ,r, or Inc ~
- Lani Co. will be solt the House In The eli ~.
n'ehmud on the i Of February, 1876, a; IL oic,ock One
Susiter Share OF the Stock laid Cumrany pur, ha, f
the estate OF Samuel Gii deceased Ly hr aid eoapany
. .r, Ss.n' Il. LEWIS, Fresh.
hs until day OF sale, and aocpuu to TIL
JAM. 49,
Va 40 committed 10 the jail OF the OF P,ieT "a
runaway, Ola ilr ih day o October last, negro boy NAM
ca Lewis, who says he belongs NJ Cato K.nnely nh,
nNes III lenoi county, c. lie leet and LnI, rc
hish light comPieci.i has la the forehead which n.
sHy' %as oeca,onrd by kick from horse aoer scar the
peaio I've about twent of age. the requested
oc"pe Onward prove property charge, and tfe him
away or he will he dealt with a. The law ects '''f
Jan, o 14-wi2t ROGER MALLORY tailor
VIE ceencrd running hors- aud well established Gal
geer, Su in, Will stlnd Ia. ensuing ,,asnn In nnr
sahle al Prices old Iaee ground miles abo,. Cho,e
S'"''"ou'e' WIN. GAINES,
X. GAINES
~" o. 74-2awgt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

1880 Prizes, amounting to sos, 900 dollars
JPfhr wbDt pa, iIic CAolt as a.ail NJ e.
llEN'S OFFICE eaa be bad tie MOMENT THEY ARE
DRAWN.
Whole Tickets sl2 Quarters SO 90
Hives q Eighths 1 so
l. be nsd ~ The goal ,.b,r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

NJ AS committed the Jai Of earico county =, ,,o;
b Oh SUNDAY The day Of September, 1925 negro man
th, mona, Robertson, aud say he f-e, aud
Vas y Air Francis DYac Of Dch Kiu said state
% "oi % or 80 ofage, Of dark comp xiou I.,s
or INCHES high, and has the nner corner l hi. G
lad on when 'mmtted,a roundabout of grey 10Th
lowered ,oinett vest olive coioured teariourht Sat,loon
ne COTTON smut and black fur hat. The owner of said
any, Is hereby required TO faIwa aud conriy win,
he REQUISITES vi the law cas.s or he III he h al VIII
acco DINGHY. JOHN p nIIi,ToS Nv VIII
Jan. S. 71-wis a. ~, -: W. DSP,
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FRom WAsHINGroN, dated

mn january LIST, 1926.
The President in few days will transmit 10 both
iiou'e- MS special Message respecting the Georgia
controversy. The Panama Mission is vet unde-
cIded--Hou willsee from the Presidents letter the
subject OF his Confidential Communication 10 the
ri. oil IT,; and it will require no great effort 10
conceive The object of the movement, if not the
wire-drawers behind the curtain"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

MIR. Walsh might truly say that =" the authority
10 provide tor the common defence and general
welfare Is ''most comprehensive, so much so
as defy all limitation. Ifhis doctrine be tr,e how
could he federal constitution be called charter of
limited powers" Mr.. w. too says, tina, this author
lily is not only most comprehensive" but en-
press "li was conceded in order that the main, o.
rsina purposes of all civil polity might be the bet
Ter chieved IN our case, & he resources open in the
genus OF reP"6dicanism and the capacity of a
general S0rerirnent fully and opportunely exert
eu' profound Knowledge This s'Inost compre-
hensIve" gentleman displays of the origin o. the
constitution, and the sense in which it was recev
ed and ratified What an exquisite skill too in the
construction and meaning OF words, in which this
gentleman so greatly plumes himself
correspondent Of the ~ " Commercial Adv.r,i..- e,,
says that Nc. farewell has had p,ral,tc ,trokep II
hF mas sr;..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

fEsTERDAY-A communication was recei-
yea from the Senate, that they had rejected the
bill concerning Robert G. Fulkerson.
Mr.. Gordon from the G. of G. OF j. made re-
port Mr.. BfackbuyD from the G. of Claims made
report and presented bills concerning WIN. Coo
per- aulhorising the Auditor TO pay certain claims;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

AS committed &c the Ia Iienrico county ~, Tho ,h
ST. w huSu, 1870 runaway,a negro g named Hannah
u sne IS iree and that she horn Richmond
sh. h ioIu, 10 years DID, a. lark complexion, ~ in
enes hsh aud toieaby likely. No ma or scar io H.,
Oh when committed, striped dress The oyner s i
sua"ay any there he, hereby iure TO come forward
anu comply wiit the requisites law in such cas. n, ~
w',l be dealt with accordingly, JOHN T.. BURTON. Den.
ofW y,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

correspondent Of the ~ " ConmerciaI Advertiser fnlseyu
not be long before ht may give one.
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37o,759 IA
Add estimated nett
revenue from the
counties of Brooke
and Lee, not lnclud-
ed above, by reason
of the commission
ers' books not being
returned 2,O7s 81
Tax on law process, seals
ofcourt & notaries public 3s ono no
Surplus of duty tobacco
shipped, held 10 cover
losses for which the State
is liable 5000 90
Militia fines and arrearages $4,000 90
Redemption of lands for
lei'ed 2,5oO 90
Sale of unappropri'd lands 500 90
Registers fees 5000 on
Anearages of taxes 5000 an
Miscellaneous rece'ts, vizi
Sundry bonds and judg-
ments 20127 90
Preston's securities 10,l90 90
Rents of water 500 90
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PUBLIC DOC UME VT.
Report of the Committee Of Finance.
Submitted to the House of Delegates. I

The committee of Finance having taken into
consideration the revenue and expenditures of The
government, have prepared, aud respectfully sub
mt, The following estimates of the probable receipts
OF the current hsrai year, and OF the expenses OF
'he government. under existing laws, chargeable
upon those receipts.
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Jan. ) 1925.
.ATTJrE

ht subscriber beng executor of John s U.r;,, ,
an N'u. to MAKE nal hi, estate ae,i,es
nNng rams against said e.tstc TO M Ike IN. SAN.
W, az" moe Indicated 10 make lsyinen Letters To- me
20 arriscnhurs Rockingham ,uniy Va po.t ra;J
IL uuy chued to- uniformed by Alex lnder fIe,in,
,ie =" he said John S, H,iiing, residing n.., New
.Sn, 'erhohi county and Ohio ,hat tb.re s,s
y, W. hainher OF tile paper, belonging 10 several
u among me papers u the said .lphn s. Herrinr
en W he taken care of by him. until the rron.r mel,
suns, ns themselves, call their written an der r,
mem, anu mat any inquiries OF HIN by letter. posi- pa viii,
Jan. j. - i-~t OF
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COMMUNICATED.

One of these communications gave the
of the James RIVER Company in 1854
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

{" Happy The man whose wish aud care
lew patefnal aries bound;
Contest T." breathe his native air
la his own ground.
q" Wl,O-c herd, with igiIk, whose ellis with b-ea
Whose l"eks 'upriy him will, attire,
"h1'e trees IN summer yield him shade,
liz winter E6s.
Blcss'd who can uneOncern'dly find
Iiours, days aud years slide ,nh away
In health OF b"iy, peace Of mind
Quiet by day,
Sound sleep by night, study aud ease,
Together mfN'd; sweet recreation,
With nednaGOp,
{. The lei me live unseen, Unknown,
Ihus unlamenicd let me die;
Steal ir1'e The world aud not 1 stone
Fen wherei lie"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-05

The expenses OF the government, under existing
VS., within the current fiscal year, may be esti-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-09
JOHN COOKE.
DR.. VIM. Gunton, Washington.

Mr. N. Shepherd: about 20 years ago was attacked
with fit Of sickness, which terminated By settling il
one of my legs After few years it became mos
painful ulcer; with considerable expense ltried various
means of healing it, hut all to no good effect until
made use DR.. William Judkins patent specific ONT
ment and have the pleasure to inform you that IL
making of less than two boxes of the ointment
effected complete cure Two Of my daughters have
also been cured of obstinate letter in very
short time by using the above ointment. have also
found it preferable to any thing else with which an
acquainted for the of burns. am with respect,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-08-09
Caufion 10 Purchasers

The great demand and wonderful saccess ofthis me.
dicne, have induced anumber of persons to initiate it
in various ways. Some selling sarsaparella and o.
theI syrups, imposing them the ignorant for the Pa
nacea others are mixing the genuine medicine with
moIasses, &c. making three bottles out of one-thus
retaining some ofits virtues These limitations and adul
erations have in many instances protracted the suffer
ngs of patients in where the genuine medicine
would have proved instantly efficacious therefore
deem it a duty-I the public, to acquaint them,
that it is impossible, from the very nature cf its const-
uents tobe discovered by chemical analysis; and
sequenv, that all other mixtures represented to be
mine and sold such, fraudulent and base mposi-
tons, calculated 20 deceive the ignorant and unwary.
Thegenune medicine has my signature on label re-
presenting Hercules and the Hydra, and my name on
the seal
Communications, postpaid, and orders from any part
ofthe world, will receive immediate attention.
GTPrinted directions accompanying medicine.
WM. SWAIN
No. IS, South Mnth-strset, Philadelphia,
Opposite the University of Pennsylvania.
A constant supply of the above valuable medicine
is kept by the subscribers who appointed sole agents
for Alexandria. Prces-SS per bottle or $50 per do
zen. EDN. 81 aBLEh q oON.
april %
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Swaim's Panacea.

5'filS valuable medicine has obtained 4 distinction
which Its efficacy alone cansupport. As purifier
ofthe blood has parallel 1t is the most useful
spring asdautumn aeratire known. All those who
affected with Scrotua, Leprosy Sc,rry cutaneous
EruptOnS, any of those melancholy diseases arising
from theimpurty Of the blood and uices-aso, those
who suffer by diseased Liper Rheumatic Affections from
indscreton their youth, well those whose
sttutons are broken down by mercuria antimOnia or
arsenical medicines should submit of S,caimS
Pandcea. The effect OF this medicine is such not
to interrupt either business pleasure and requires
only the restraints of moderation in diet. It's
conveyed by the circulating fluids and corrects their
tendencies all those diseases which originate in ytated
blood. 1t is safe, though powerful substitute for
mercury, and removesthose evils which unsuccessful
use Of that mineral so often occasions &c.
CERTIFICATES.
81 have repeatedly used Swaims Panacea, both in the
hospital and in private practice, and have found it to be
valuable medicine inchronc, syphiltc and scrofulous
complaints, and in obstinate cutaneous affections.
'VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. d.
'Professor of Surgery in the University of ~ York,
Surgeon of the n. Y. Hospital, &c.
Ns,c York. Isl mo- 5h, 1924"
81 have within the last two years had an opportunity
of seeing several cases ofvery nveterate ulcers, which
having resisted previously the regular modes of treat
ment were healed by the of Mr. Swaim's Panacea;
andI do believe from what have seen that will prove
an important remedy in scrofulous venerea and mere
urial diseases. CHAPMAN, NJ. ID.
professor of the Institutes and practice Of Physic in
the University ofPennsylvania, &c.
Philadelphia, Feb, 10, 1874"
'I have employed the Panacea Of Mr. Swain, II
numerous instances within the last three years and have
always found it extremely efcacious, especially in
condary syphilis and in mercural disease. l have nc
hesitation in pronouncing tia medicine Of inestimable
value. w. GIBSON, VI. ID.
"Profcssor of Surgery in the University ofPennsyl
vana, Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the Aims
House infrmary, SC.
February II, 1885,