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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
TO the Editors of the Eno,.irer.

10 the Editors Of the ENQUIRER.
GENTLEMEN have been much sur rised and
not little mortified, that no notice has been vet
taken In the House OF Delegates of tina, part of our
late excellent Governors communication. a, tho
commencement OF the session, which smoke of the
aggressions OF The Federal Government ON the
rights oil The states. The mild, though decided
recommendation Of the course which Virginia
should pursue on these momentous subjects con-
tanned IN that valuable state paper, was peculiarlv
acceptable and pleasing to the great bulk of the
people; and they fondly anticipated q very early
reference OF that portion OF the message to distin-
Suished committee, composed of the best talents
OF the House. Surely the House of Delegates do
not purpose to give these subjects he go-by alto
Se'neI purely 1t Is not meant that our firm and
integent representatives, in Congress- shall receive
no encouragement to persevere in their Iaudablc
Efforts from the General Assembly of Va! Surely
'his session VIII not be permitted to pass away.
wnhout some manifestation of appreciation, of the
able resistance made by our Representatives
to tie unconstitutional internal i,nprovemep,
scheme; and the still more onerous and equal
~ unconstitutional tariff. II so, all I can saw
S' mat we the people will be sorely dis
appointed and mortified! WHY wait for suutb
Carolina, or any other State, Has VIRGINIA been
wont 10 perform second part when her rights are
invaded! Her dearest interests sacrificed 10 pro-
more m"hopoiies, and separate and partial schemes
GEMS SKY light message, has not the report Of ur
secretary Rush opened the eyes of all who are no,
stone oiind! A paper containing the most danger
Gus and bold doctrines ever advanced in tbis or
any Other country--coniending for the power in
tine ederal Government 10 regulate or organize
The LABOR, the " industry the capital of eyery
man In tins widely extended Union. VIII some
member OF The Legislature, take the trouble TO es
timate what va. pays, over and above what ~ ne
cessary Tor the support of government under the
present tari1 and also, what she loses for wan
OF price Tor her commodities, her bread stuffs
tobacco, cotton, SC. which an unshackle,l trad,
with the world would ensure her. If I am no
greatly deceived, she will be found to pay in tb,
way, nifty told as much, all her state take, mi
together. And yet it 10 limited eOreruo,eut
mat does these .hings the freest government on
the globe. Ii is no longer free governmen, II
these things be permitted. You may call IL wba,
you please, but it is nothing more nor less than
despotism, when the government exercise, the now
er 10 take money from the pocket of a. and pu,
IT into The poke Of b, or 10 compel G, ID, and r.
To become manufacturers agriculturists merchant.
or mechanics, contrary 10 their will" to drec,
and organize the labor indusry, and capital of the
country" Let the Legislature look TO these
things-ihis Is no lime for putting eff Virginia
expects every man 20 do bis duy--at least so saw
MANY OF TIE PEOPLE.
January, 9th, 1926
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FROM BARgADoEs

Capt Berry, OF the schooner Lincoln, which
arrived at Old Point yesterday, in I3 dsv. fr,,n,
Barbados, that the Collector of that nor, in
formed him, at the time of his sailing, that he had
received an order. which was 10 take effect ON line
oth lust. permitting American vessels 10 entc, and
clear without paying any other to the officers of
the Customs, or any higher tonnage duty than villa,
is exaeed OF British vessels in poris Of the Unite.
States. soap and Candies, were also permitted TO
be carried there ia American vessels.
Norfolk Beacon, Jan I6
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i NE OF the 6rn OF Dahnry Morf,. aud Low
of Mn T ti Ian'' aud partners, trading under the firm
10, Jones' having taken plac. The Sd say of III
hov m'o "ue 1t wa made known, and tue subscriber
.h;cbe ~ notice tor ats dissolution the usual l-rm.
vas piesrhted 10 tile sa'd Dahn, Morris, far H. -
ma "ed to sn II, aud still POSSESSION tbeTcnf
inn n"'in5 heeh since advised that a failure of n
A"""" ma ucrIared l. dissolution Oft Noiirs ;,h.
Me- maj ne Is not responsible for any act Of D,bne,
s,'es IN" day aud aforesaid. LEW. Jones
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.t.i0y Comglissloner's Once.--

nE commissioners Of the Navy will receive lfslej pr
~ wv ths VI I day dis mouth Tor sueh o1snlif If
~ COALS Of THE best quality, may he reomreJ say-
fads 1t '"s AZ Tue say
Portsmouth, Nes-IIamp,hire
Susrleaovh, Msssdchusens
BrogslyH kew-Yofk,
fhitdellhis, Piunsylyeria,
Wa'hiupoo, Disuiet Of oiun,bi,
Gospou, Yhgnio, aud
Pensacola
~. Whole must he delivered ~ the dGeren, Y,,J, free
~ aodioo1l expense 70 the United Statc AMI ,nb,rt
~ we Pesiio aud approval Of the command All. Of The
pe.s ARDS " 'uch c'he' inpeotiou tie conrooner,
Pesks. f ' P' ""shei OF J''e
Ssa ~ sO-6i
WILLIAM OTERTOyN--.9ItoTns1 at Lar
NJ lLb a.e.ai.e eoufisoi Loua aud GoooB nd ecnuo
- - 4ddrc.s IiyUpi0as = iiea,s L0uiqs.
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LITER.aRY .A10TyCr

toi iOai, Law bookseller of thi. city, ;ntenl.
.npity 10 pat press Collection of ,a.. ircIs5 h.
- .iii OF Virginia, commencing in 1915 and cod
w ~ Suhe ie<o BY William Broekenbruurh one OF IN. Inde
S,, .'I' ,u hes volume I'd Of Virginia Cases
l 10 "' volume there will he eou pl.e Ii,d,x In ,b.
Jan. 10
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Der, two miles South Of SAID eourh.use.
Louis, jan. To- sO-yv5tt
1 ChANoEkf. AT coustleld ier iruce Edward cVul'
y, DE .th. Ieih, 1926.
rH,P Mathews Complainant
feer Cohcc. Junr Inhn Coffee, Joshua Coffee abraham
iiou and - ms wife Joshua Coffee ohm Coffee icons of
c"ee Simpson Iairi. and Mary hi, wife, Wlaia
Aoner C.iee David Coffee Joshua Coffee (.on OF VII
nam Moses Lack aud Dizzy s wife, William Ings aud EJ,t
ms "e Thomas fhhs aud Matilda hi. wife, Mn.er Jane,
ana hsgv hi> wife, Hannah Weakey, Robe, W.akley VIII
msmiM eakey Joshua wtaley, Benjamin WeaLicy Jehn
Wsnlcy Neisnn Mcdowell aud Suekey his Wife David Jon.s
ana foiy his WIFE Johh Thomas, William Thomas, Esry X
rrihoma, William Arnid and Elizabeth bis wife ILomas
ho'las and Sarah s wife, Peter Thomas and Jubn Im
onh ihoa. Thomas) Jane. kinda lfarv his wife, and
Benz ipin nc DOVE ~ aud lydia HE wife D.f.ud,ri,
me defendants except John Thomas, having entered
u" appearance and given security an nc of the
"'eaI assembly and the rules al this and spp ear-
t@ IN. sa'!aeo Of this that they are not a;ian 81
u"h S'sts; on the motion Of the said complainant hv hi,
T'eH ordered, that The said defendants (exeept Joh
n1a'l DO appear here on he Isl day of March
ana cnmpainant BILL and that cupy Of hi, ordsr
ne oinwh inserted IN of the public newspapers
''ed IN the city 0f hichmond for months .ce
Ill" a posted at be font door of he courthouse co,
r "a ,''P!' icsie' u. J. WORSDAAf, c. c.
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Sale Of Yaiua5ic Siock, sc.

Sale IF paiua5ie Stock, sc.
HAVING sol Hannah Spripr 1. n, mile. .bo, y,,
WI ON shay the sih Instant, If fair, otherwise tho
sell to the highest bidder all the plantation ue
s ami S,o ~ consisting OF horses mules. oows to GOOD
wagons ana leans carriage aud pair Of gentle hnres
,net WIN 'h- household sud kitchen furniture, ard six vrls
bic Slaves Terms liberal and made known IA sv Of sale
49, PulLlP MlCIiAELS.
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GOEIEM'S

~ ?. = = II ~ y Z UFIIf y
pprg'iie the Eagle Hotel Richmond.
a. Cohens Ofc-, iuthe sie Stale 6 other L., ~r,c 80
tho great ospil o. 10000, Sofs50O00 OF soono Y
lar.. 5000 Uol1fs, " Of 1000 Dollar. ~ - :, ~
poisrs, 81 9VD Dollars, &c. sc. sc. and NyIiFat
MORE CAfiiAlS HAVE BEEN OBTAfNIi, ~ y
Ar Any OTHER oFFtcE IN AMERICA '''''4f
ment. ." y.
Odefs from any pact II the United States, either by ma.
Posi Pad o. ny private convey snce, enclosing the cash 80
pze tickets ~ any Of The Lousres forfche. p,cksse 80
Shares ~ii meet the prompt aud paoeus attention =. n
o. personal agples,ion--ifrectf
q. cOaES, JR. BROTHERS
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COEEN,S
Lottery & ErehGnge- Office. 30, S. 4

L0tteTy 3 ErchGnge- Office, 80, S. Third streft
FHILADELPIii W,
~ oohen. once more high prize, have heen obtained
VA" AZ any o'her once IN Anerican recent lotteries th
splendid capitals Of 10000, 10000, $4,000 10000 1900
pr Orders from any Of the Union ENCLOSING c,b Or
o'i PAID will meet the prompt
II on personal APPLICATION. Address - :,
J. |. COHEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Philadelphia.
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COEIEEI7S

L0ttery 3 Erchange- Office, IA .NarLet 49,,
BALTIMORE; 80
" Aere more capital prizes hote been obtained f5nn o o
she" Office ia 4,,e,iea f' -" 'Uy
- Orders FROM ANY part OF tie United Ststes s., ,.
ipo't pad OF by rrvat. sncr encI.ins H.
Prizes ~ any OF the lotteries Will meet the same rro,npt AMI
pnneiuai aittttion ~ II personal publication add..J m
j. COHEN, j.. d BROTHERS. Ram
- p''sd Adye"i'er' nay at al times wah eondtnce
forward their rentances 10 Cois Office for n r,e,r a
should arrive too ilc Tie amount wiHe e ou.
hand. 'e '0helbe then GU
ii'4tin,9'c, Dec. 81. p ,L;f
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For RENT

Store aud Lunber-boue good rrpar a, Louisa Count,
:. house Possession will be- gwen i.t March u,lt T.
stand Is eons'drred To be good person
and moderate capital Application be the su,s,
Der, two mules South Of said courh.use.
Louis, JAM To- gO-lv5ts
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ICOnfnIENIcArEp

,,,,n,ro, COMMUNICATED.
MahhiEpl.on Tuesday he 10th i''steu by The Kcy'd
able Mis- Mqry H. llnssie, oftio"chland.
Oathe i1'h Ut bJ The Rev. Thomas IL. Henley Dr.
.a"s' ~ Opstaap of Ca oiine SIS .ia.ia daughter of
mr. john Xifd, OF Kinr q Queen eouuiy -
DiEpI AT ls lathe; Lni.s county ON the %
UT, ssed IL years, Tkomas TerreH Trtet ie, son =,
'easam hsc ke'i E'q The d.eeased souh of great
ne possessed IN the highest degree all those v,,t
u, "h'e aud valuable qualities that could possibly
iu 70 society i heart open, generous aud Kind Al,
VINO knew him, loved aud respected him Ills ,n,rrrr
was nSy improved with the bsauies treasures Of l;t
u'e rs son. he wps At all du,ifu aud rcpeet a.
"her he Was ,nodtiuy ddcoticnaiei a. friend renrro
iheiE iriepsfnhle loss. va" 'O''"e'
Early, oct sudden, was his fate
So"n, not surprising, DEATH his visit pail;
rus niihd went toIi to meet him ON die uav
iorcot liz.
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1tchfts ddponcigs and DraWing at hand
THE UNION CANAL LOTTERY

or PENNSYLVANIA,
VA Ill he drawnin ia. city PhiladrnI, n, ~ ,,,i
" the IT. NeM Month (Februar,) aud be eomrleled y,
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Tickets only T,oelUe Dollars
- HIUfIEbT FR1XE.
l00s 600 DOLLARS

he immense m1E'itnie OF which, the brIiancv f a.
other numerous Capitals combined with very low rate -,
Inc resets nave Caused most spIed demand f,oa
ever! part oi The lnOn aud they ALREADY
Dssm Adventure should therefore fo ward their Cd
without delay ~ order to chances for the pxr, eoa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19
1880 Prizes.

S3Ob,USU
Present PTtce 81 Tickets oniy dollars:
hni will h- advanced TO TEN DOLLARS ON w.dn.l.,t
m 9 h!ri winch n. they may he had pre.en.
@'e' " r" lk,ts Hayes, Quarters Eshts, pace
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ll2so Prizes, amounting to sos, 900 dollars
The whole pay able nCAsl aud which, as usual At o.,
DRAWN. INK AhE'
Whole Tickets sI2 Quarters So 90
Halves Eigbtts IN
TO be had IN NE greatest variety OF numbers, a.
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selves to the idea Of electins him who predicted
no good to the republic from his success. but fan
cied many evis. How do these gentlemen feel
since they have witnessed the ullra-eLeral doctrines
OF MIR. Adams?
The House Of Representatives Of Ohio have Mr.
J,mes b. Gardner, of Green county, return
ed upon their hands They originally declared his
seat vacant, by vote of44 To 20 ,s in consequence
OF tha usfair means which he used in OBJ aning his
election" During the canvass he published an
electioneering hand-bill. in WHICH he pledged him
sell 1t elected, to use his endeayors to reduce the
pay OF the Misunderstanding the law which in
creased their pay, unconstitutional; and promised,
II he could not accomplish hi pnrpose to pat the
odd dollar into the Treasury Of Green county I"
But the electors Of Mr. G. were not willing 10
part with him so easily. A new election being or
dered, he again offered himself as candidate, and
again was returned by triumphant majority: and
now the Legislature OF Otto i, engaged in g grave
Debate" ON his RICH, 10 take his seat. To dis
iranchlze man twice whom the people have
twice elected, ~ of those desperate rem
edies which II would seem the most desperate dis
ease only can urge them 10 adopt. We confess,
that poorly rs we think of james h. Gardiner for
SO NEATLY playing upon the feelings of the people,
| aud 80 poorly as we think of them for being so
wretchedly guled. yet we cannot think the Legs-
iature hsda right TO disqualiy him much less a Sec
| ond time.
The Ohio Legislature has again reiec, cd the bill
ior reducing the compensation of its members.
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Sale Of StOehs on the 1874, at the Cofee-
House.-Old Stock Of the Bank OF Virginia
800 70. Farmers Stock, lO2 TO.
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JUDICIARY BILL.

we nave published several speeches on the Ju-
dietary Bill; and we lament that we have not room
Tor others that have been delivered. But in this
as In other things, we must, to homely say
ing'" cut our coat according to the cloth" We
must leave 1t 10 the National Intelligencer, to
much enlarged and is said to be the largest
newspaper in the world" Some one has compared
It TO the main sail of man of war.
The discussion on the Judiciary Bill is still going
on; and it seems impossible to ascertain when
they will get at the question. We understan
that IT Is expected 10 pass by a large majority.
1t seems that very little party feeling has been
called up by the question; and apart from one or
two hits by MIR. Mangum. and reply by Mr.
Wickhe, all illusions TO the administration ha, e
escaped US. No deep interest seems to be taken in
it, nor is it generally considered as any thing of
party questionable following is a brief ANAL ss
of its provisions.
The new Judiciary Bill. reported by MIR.
W ebsier, proposes that i'll future the Supreme
Court Of the United States consist of Chief JUS
'ice and nine Associate JustiCes-three to be ad
ded TO the presen, number
The seventh judicial Court is TO include Ohio
Indiana and Illinois; the eighth. Kentucky and
Missouri; the ninth Tennessee and Alabama; anl
the tenth Louisiana and Mississippi.
" Surh acts and parts of acts as vest the powers
OF the Circuit Judge in the Distric, Judge, in
Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Missi1ippi. Ala
bama and Louisiana, repealed, together
with those providing that the Circuit Courts IN
those Districts should be held by the Justice OF the
Supreme Court assigned TO each, and the Distric,
Judge OF the same. These alterations in the or
ganization of the Court, have been imperetiyely
called Tor by The necessities of the country, and
VIII, no doubt. be adopted, either partially en-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-01-19

~ We authorised state, that Samuel Taylor will he
eand'iae al tile next Senatorial Election for Chu.tsl,
POwhs an,
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II Citizen" The ecetioa Of Presplent-s U,mil,,,
IN canaIs" titnt-r,' aud Mr.. Staks piece are IN len,
and wall appear OH Saturday. 'r
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II Is said thar the Senate are with closed doors
on the Panama Mission. Some believe that the
MiSson will not be sanctioned; but ,,ners express
different opinion. Some OF the members of the
III. oil X. wish TO be informed upon the subject. -
The resolution of Mr. Hamilton, calling for infor-
nation from the President, has not been acted on in
the II. OF *. He has permitted i, 10 sleep, under
an impression that the papers in possession of the
Executive, would be sent without any call. But
as This has not been done, il is expected ha, the
resolution will soon be taken up and considered
and probably debated.
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tPILLLHyg OVERT'O. NJ J1or,,,,, -, Ia,

M liz auemai,e eourisoi Lousa GoooRl nd ecunc.
y, - Sadr''' ---AasuPiOas = Neai, L0niss.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-07-29
Cognac Brandy.

PIPES, old and Of superior quality, just received
4 and for sale by s. MESSERSMITH.
July II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1826-05-11
ICE.

NHE subscriber respectfully informs his old custom
L ers and the public generally that he is prepared to
furnish them with ICE of excellent quality and at re-
duced rates He would suggest to his former custom
ers that having furnished them the last on, when
ice was scarce at the rate former years. ought
to be an nducement to continue their custom to him.
For terms apply to
nav LOUIS BEELER.
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9NEruRsDAY MORNING. MAY %, 1885,
Rheumatism and Iout.

BENJAMIN lNorange & SONS Medicated Oil Sill
HUMANITY requires to proclaim to the public an
L exterior remedy for the cure Of all Chronic Dis
orders, but particularly the Govt, rheumatism, and
Colds. Many thousands have been cured of these ter
rble diseases both in the United States and in France;
and many highly able and respectable physicians of
this city wish to give justice to TRUTH they have deli
vered the following
CERTIFICATE:
Nep- York, Esd .7ug. 1920.
Gjj,The vanished silk manufactured by NJ. Morange
Son, is capable of being applied with great advan-
tage in many cases of Govt Rheumatism, Chronic en-
Judgements and stiffness ofthe joints, and indurate
glandular ,umors: and in is preferable to
any other remedy with which we are acquainted
[Signedl
Wright Post, NJ. d. John Watts, jun. N. d.
Alex. II. Stevens, NJ. D. RS. Nissan, ~. d
David Hosack, NJ. d. w G. S. Macneven, MD.
John Nelson, NJ d. EdV Delafeld, NJ. D
Felix Pascals, NJ D, Dr.Valentine Mott
Samuel. Mitchell, NJ. d.
To be had at the Drug Store of JOHN l. SaYRS,
sole agent for Alexandria. march so
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Caution 10 Purchasers

The great demand and wonderful success Of this
cine, have induced anumber Of persons TO initiate it
in various ways. Some selling sarsaparella and o.
tle syrups, imposing them the ignorant for the Pa
nacea; others are mixing the genuine medicine with
nolasses, &C. making three bottles out OF one-thus
retaining some of its virtues These limitations and adul
tcrations have in many instances, proractc he suffer
ings of patients in cases where the genuine med'c'n<
would have proved instantly eficacious therefore
dcemit duty owe the public, to acquaint them,
that it is impossible from the very nature OF its const.
tuents obc discovered by chemical analysis; andcon
sequently that all other mixtures represented to be
mine and sold as such. fraudulent and base mPosl.
TONS calculated deceive the ignorant and unwary
rhegenuine medicine has my signature on label re-
presenting Hercules and the Hydra, and my name on
the seal
Communications, post paid, and orders from any part
ofthe world will receive immediate attention.
1JPrinted directions accompany the medicine.
WIN. SWAIN.
No 10, South Mnth-street, Philadelphia,
Opposite the University OF Pennsylvania.
constant supply of the above valuable medicine
kent BY the subscribers who appointed sole agents
for Alexandria PricessS per bottle, or $50 per do
zen. EDW. STABLER& son.
april %
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PESHEY THOMPSON,
AlSO-
Swaim'S Panacea

HIS valuable medicine has obtained distinction
which its efficacy alone can support. Asa purher
Of the blood it has parallel. 1t is the most useful
spring Gdauumn alterGtre known. All those who
affected with S9fnia, Lepr0sy &rry or cutaneous
Erpons, any OF those melancholy diseases arising
from heimpurity of the blood and juces-also those
who suffer by diseased Lcer Rheumatic affections, from
indscretion oftSer YOUTH well as those whose con-
sttutions broken down by mercura, antimonia or
arsenical medicines should submit OF Scaa
PanQeea The effect of this medicine is such As not
to interrupt either business pleasure, and requires
only the common restraintsof moderation in diet tits
conveyed by the circulating fluids, and corrects Their
tendencies all those diseases which originate in vtated
blood. 1t is SAFE though powerful substitute tor
mercury, and removes those 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, syphitic and scrotulous
complaints, and in obstinate cutaneous affections.
"VALENTINE MOTT, NJ. D.
"Professor of Surgery, in the University of n York.
Surgeon of the n Y. Hospital, &c.
NeW York, LIST mo- 5h, 1894"
81 have within the last two years had an opportunity
ofseeng several cases ofvcry nveerate ulcers, which
having resisted previously the regular modes of treat
ment were healed by the of Mr. Swaim's Panacea,
and do believe from what have seen that it will prove
an important remedy in scrouous, venereal and mere
urial diseases. CHAPMAN, NJ. ID.
professor of the Institutes and practice Of Physic in
the University of Pennsylvania, &c.
Philadelphia, FEB. Is, 1894"
81 have employed the Panacea of Mr. Swain, in
numerous instances within the last three yearsand have
always found it extremely eicacious, especially in
condary syphilis and in merc,rial disease have no
hesitation in pronouncing it, medicine of inestinabc
value. w. GfBSO VI. ID.
professor of Surgery in the University of Pennsyl.
van;a, Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the Aims
House Inhrmary, &c.
I February II, 1882