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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

4 1876, by Wade Mushy the elder, and Susanuah his
lie, To the subscriber and others, which deed is OF record
Tltnrico and Powlatan, l shall sell in front OF the Eaele
Hotel in the city Of Richmond, on Monday, the 10Th of
December next, at - O'Clock, the following property named
RI said deed, viz. nnG-nipth Of the interest owned 10y Wade
Bleshy, Jr. in a certain parcel of land lying near the Old
Market house, on Main street, in the city of Richmond,
and for which a suit is now pending in the superior court
az law fnr Heurico COUNTY Also, all the interest the said
Wade Aosby tho elder, has i'll a claim to a tract of land
OF betwee- ) and COCO acres, lying ON the Ohio river, be-
tween the mouths Of Big Sandy and Little Sandy rivers,
IN the county of Greenup and State of Kentucky. The
wtrcle of this land is first rate bottom, land, and / have no
doubt a great bargain may bc bought III it.
TERMs-G, IL and Is mouths credit, bonds with az.
proved security, and a deed of trust on the property TO
SEIZURE the payments. will convey only such title as is
vested in me as trustee.
Oct 10Th, 1927.-1St VN. ". MOSBY, Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
90 Dollars Reward.

Eb AN away, III July last, from the estate of the late
- Jos. w, Harper and Thos. Feiid, lying in the
county of Brunswick, a negro man named GEORGE,
purchased by The said Harper of Jno. Young, Jr. OF
!he county OF Dinwiddie. He is about 5 feet s or 9
inches tall; very black, of a downcast countenance.
and has the appearance of having had the small pax.
a more particular description of him not recollec,ed.
l WI" give the above reward provided he Is delivered
to me, in the county Of Southampton, or TO my hro-.
'her jose ph w. Harper, or to Capt. Thomas Field. of
the comfy OF Dinwiddie. Should, however, the above
named runaway be confined in any Jail in Tie State, so
that l get him again, / will only give SIS.
THOMAS IL. HiRPER,
'4dnr. @' JosePA ~. Harper, dec.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
The Spirit of the Old Dominion.

Dy N'ePHH 4. eufcheN, Hichhaofd, Pa.
u II ~ numbers intended 10 infm the first full set of this
- WORK. having Oeeh Published, the Editor has determined
upon cha"g'ng ITS original plan, aud OF converting it into a
'1'Sce'i'"v' composed oi native and original productions of
'aSte, literature ana morals. The favorable receu,ion
Wilch has been given To the first numbers, has, however.
determined their author Ia make the bulk Of those which
nan succeed to consist oi a continuation OF tales founded
as before, upon tile character, customs, scenery and history
OF INC od Dominion. To these will be appended such
contributions upon subjects hereinafter mentioned, as shall
DC considered worthy of inseriinn IN the pages of a Periodic
car. The following arc the principal subjects to which we
would invite the attention of those who may wish to aid in
correcting the taste and morals of society, and of relieving
Tue Editor from the !abour of preparation, WHICH in forming
d" "ris'naI Journal, is inoeSsant; viz;
geography of distinguished Nirgimians.
IaeiS relative to the earlier History of the State.
OiIeiha! Tales.
N"''ees 81 AGRICULTURAL improvements in Virginia.
Essays upon Taste Literature, Science, SC.
descriptions oi Natural Cnriosities and Remarkable
scenery 'i lie State.
toe'ry.
All contributions intended To ae inserted in this work,
are requested Z" be seat 10, or deposited, POST paid, in the
Post Office at EicluuInl vrn,t,, ,I.a ,b;-N 49,. a..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
SUPERIOR GOODS.

s HAVE received a beautiful asso,InIrn; OF rich worked
X Swiss collars, rapcs and peleriurs, OF the latest style
Bnbbinet lace dresses, wells, hdkfs. collars, caps, piIcremes
aud capcs
a large assortment OF thread aud blond iaces 4 edgincs
Extra superfne worstcd brrege, assorted colorS
Plaid and plain Grns de Naples silks
Black Italian iustrirgs and company gains
MCriun and hercgc shawls and hdkE.
Scaflet, hIuc, lemon and other hIegino cltths
Rogers patent Nierjuo flannel, warranted not to shrink
Real caneIS' hair (water proof cah!ct, of superior
quality, for cl"aks, with many otter desirable
goods, for sale at low prices.
oct lG-s NAH NETr SON
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Glover Hill for Lease.

TWILL be offered for lease on the premises, to The
W highest bidder, on Thursday Tie 18th day Of
November next, If fair, il not the next fair day there
after, that well known stand C2Orcr HI Turey1i,
situated in the extreme western point of the County
OF PRINCE Edward, and on the main western road. a
long which the Richmond and Lynchburg stages pass
daily Except %Sundays,) tweuty-thce miles below the
latter towD.-This establishment has been erected al
considerable cxpence, having all necessary houses,
which are nearly new and in good repair. The sta.
atom is very healthy and the stand not inferior TO any
in the section OF country in which IL is located
ALEXANDER PATTERSON.
Ocf oO-Ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
.C09-
EREDERLoK coENyrr

at a large and respectabl" meeting OF the ci;izors Of
90" county Of Frederick, unfavotablc to the election o2
General Jackson 10 the Presidency Of the u States.
convened at the market nous" in UInchcsier. on Tues
DAY the 9Th day OF November, 1927; Mai. Seth .Nate1s
was unanimously called 10 The chair, and ,Yohu ~. Porg
aud .Jotn IIaY appointed secretaries.
The object ofthe meeting having been stated bt Mr.
: fred n. Powell, with impressive eloqucnce and effect,
ne c'aIrin"n proceeded 10 appoint p comr7iuee. co6-
.istinr OF MI. Aired ~ Powell, Robert Page. WIN.
y. Page, DAM Lee, O,ed }Yaite, Richard ". Dar,cn,
WIN = Clark, Gen. Josah Lo.klar', Joseph 4. WI
hanson, John w. PAGE, Capt G~,. E'sterporr. Hen
r. t'unnch, and John Hay g. dral aud .l1rt a pre.
'3'85'e a13~saI'c1s ovGGssjre Of he oh}acl oF4Ly
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
Tobacco Planters.

4 PETITION will be presented to the next Session of
the Virginia Legislature, r aging that the inspectors of
all Public Warehouses, shall he required, in inspecting
Tobacco, to break it in four different parts of each hogs
head, in order TO detect tine many impositinns pructised in
pricing; and that certain Warehouses, where such frauds
are conuived al, aud where inspectors refused 10 break
Tobacco in such places as they are desired TO do by pur-
cha sers, may, be suppressed.
Sent 70 &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

NELSON has removed 10 that pleasantly
n situated Tenement adjoining the Washington Ia.
IL Ho"u' 3u.lards above the Capitol Square, where
els Is prepared 10 accommodate Ladies and
Nenlie'nen with Board, &c. by the day, week, mouth
W ear. enc VIII be glad 10 accommodate a por-
'un 81 me Members of the Legislature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

h-oURSuAN i to the provisions of a trust deed executed
a by John Il. Swami, Benjamin Rucknis and Charles
Hughes, on the lbih OF June, 1927, and duly recorded in
the county courts Of Goochland and Hanover, will he sold.
at public auction, TO the highest bidder, for cash, before
u front door oil The BELL Tavern in the city OF Richmond,
on Wednesday the 9Th day of November next, if fair. II mo,
the next fair day, the following lands, slaves and other pro-
perty, o' so mucn thereof as may be necessary to answer
the purpose at the trust, 10 wit; Que tract of land contair-
Ing three hundred acres, lying in Hanover county, called
the Rocky Mills, on which said Swami now resides, hayiu-
a valuable Cdst and Saw Mill thereon; also FIVE uegroea
namely-Ionn John, Violet, Ned, Palmyra and William.
ana I'VE horses; which land, negroes and horses, is the pro-
rcrty OF said SwanE:-thTcco other tracts orlaud be,ou,-
ing to said Nuckols, viz: one tract containing two HUNDREDS
and sixty acres, lying in Gooch,a nd county, adioininc B.
Crawinid and o'hcrs-ono other tract containing one hun
drrd ana sixty one acres, lying III said county Of Gonc!-
and ADJOINING Joseph Nuckols and others-aud one other
tract IN which said Benjamin Nuchols then resided, con-
tanning one hundred auC nimety-one acrcS-alst. five slaves,
PcIer, Amey aud child. Motley and Martha.
Tour horses ant one Wagon aud gear; also the property Of
Benjamin N Ucknls:-also one other tract OF !ani COM
tanning six hundred acres, lying in Hanover COUNT, aijoin-
ing The Rocky Mills and Gold mine, on which sad Hughes
resides, and seven slaves, nanely--Gabriel, Peter, Stranr-
man, Ofdn, Priscilla. Sally and Martha, a Wagon and
five horses, and all the said Hughes stock of every dos
other property, was owned and conveyed nv the said
1 hHrles Hughes The trustees or trustee acting, will only
convey the title vested in them as such.
II. A. CLAIBORNE, D.
e. GUERRANT, ''"s'ees'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
a Ard.

khj LILLIAN NEALE & co. beg leave to take this
w opportunity of informing their friends and the public,
that they have rec eived and are opening, from day to day,
the largest. the handsomest, and the cine pest assortment
of GOODS that they have ever before had the pleasure 10
Offer. Oct lots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

We consent TO the sale as relates TO the property con-
veyed by us, and will give a credit of fourteen months
on the surplus after satisfying the deed Of trust--on,v
or eighteen l!w"!red dollars will he required.
John T. SWAMI
JANE l.. SWAMI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17

AiCti-hakER N JEW Filler,
, EsPEcTFCIIY informs lis Fl lends and the nubLc
kS tsiat ne las removed 10 the store lately occupied
by Mr.. John Dronaugh, one door below II. NELSON'S
Dry Goods Store, and is now receiving a spiendid as
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-17
Trust Sale Of Valuable Propertv.

Il
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24

y nnE Medicine now offered to the public
4 Is one Whch has been folly suhiccte
In the iufalliblr test 81 experience and in
very instance where II has been fairly tried,
Il ha. teen attended with the most complete
success In somr ci the eases, the patients
had been tailoring under the disease Tor years.
aud during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone II
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage. II Is not Qike those usually adj
vertised) offered ms certain cure for lon'
catalogue Of diseasrs, bat those afflicted Will
tbs complaint, for which alouc il Is recon
mended, mey RELY with confidence upon oh
tanning relief even IN It's worst forms, in Il
short time aud they themselves are the hest
judges Of the importance of such remedy -
Price 80 cents PEI hox, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
he subscriber is appointed Agent for the
snle of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
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| IIe oi n apoleon.

1pHE lasi ntsi5s Mail brought as asupply Of
:. TIN long looked ior LlfEOF NAPOl EON,
IN 3lhrge sso. vols seiy superiority executed con
tanning heaaiaal AMI correct portrait of the
great Napoleon Much was expected from TIM
6trat Work. But 81 lar as nave heard, and
can Iudge, II lpasscs iheloosl saugunc rNprc.
tatlon therefore hepe every person will do
me The favour II I'll and hus copy OF this
Splendid Work, more especially rs The work j.
no" Offering 10 the public ON more reasonable
terms than go LHe~ any work OF the same
magnitude Indeed mus add ofauy kind.
ABRAM H. NORTH
Aopuzt 20
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Buffers TegrtaJh hdiaa Specific,

buffers Icgrtabh Mdioa Specifc,
nj OK the cure of { olds, Coughs, Consunpti-
- ons, Splitting OF Blood, Asthma aud all dis
| orders.ofthe Breast and Lungs
! Tic Vegetable Indian Specific ha. stood the
test ofeNpericncc aud pro, rd itself the most va
| lnahle remedy ever discovered Ion the cure OF
| Asthma, aud all the diseases Of the brcnsi mud
| lungs, leading 10 consumption. lie following
| certificate just received nom highly respected
gentleman will show is value.
| Samuel Moore, do hereby certify that for
upward, al year. Twas severely afflicted with u
phtn IN MY breast accompanied With avery bad
| cough aud shortness Of breath and every ndica
ton (in the opinion of u Ply sician' of approach
ing consumption. After passing through a
| course oil medicine, aud finding no relief, was
induced to make trial of Buffers Vegetable lndi-
an specific andth use Zone anda hHlf bottle,
completely restored me 20 health aud | have re-
| manned SO ever since. being upwards ola year.
Ih celebrated DR.. Cullen has taught us that
" our first attention should've employed "a watch
NJ the approach oithe disease and preventing
| is proceeding to AN incurahlc state aud in per
| sons OF consumptNe habit especially those born
oil consumptivr parents, the slightest symptom
of an approaching consumption al she consump
tive period OF life ought carefully 10 he attended
to.
Inc 9pttUhC - OhIbhtN by tAhdCllpn from
hefbs, roots, howers, plautS nc. when ~ perter
ton. In consequence of a happy combination
| Of the most valuable herbs, sc. il becomes bal
sam oil superior value. ltheals theinjurcdparis,
opens the pores and compoScs the disturbed
nerves, after the manner fan anodyne oopse-
qnenty the obstruction OF the chest aud the lnngs
which constitute The disease particularly need lis
USE. II promotes c.pCCtoration, which II 80
constantly called Tor and whiIstit cleanse, and
heals, II also gives strength to the tender lungs
n this manner il reuo,es the hectic fever, ,u-
proves digestion, caves strength to the nerves, fe
pairs the appetite aud improves the spirits Tins
specific my always he given IN satrty--lt Is
mlld q pleasant TO the taste, aud islound pnrtlcn-
ihly useful in hypoch'ondrical, nervous and hys
tercal diseases.
Each bill ofdireotions contains detailed ac-
! count Of this disease in alt its different stages
aud will he accompanied with the signature Of
the proprietor IN red ink. l. is offered foI sale
by the subscriber who Is appointed by the pro
prietor sole agent for Lynchhurg.
June g. BIN THOMAS !. DCNAl.
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David X Robert KYLE.

1rl EsfEC1Iui.LY mio,m thci, friends nnr
! - customers thai aIectnt arrival of O6uack
| ages DRY GOODS hns added ,ciy much I,
their former extensive assortment aud enable.
them IN oiier In purchasers bnlh Wholesale and
retail, greater variety m both Sfapl, aud Fan
/ et Linz thhn thy Lave eve previously done.
i7iohg tie drttcies toftig rtttlrtd aft Mt joioif.
nR.
piece 5henpards ektIa fine Blue Cloth.
,, do do Black
both selected Ia New York as the finest tex.
tute and best colours TO be found In tim,
market
several Blue aud Black Cloths. unusually chcap
piece super blae Cashmere
or'erhl pieces do do medium ounity
BIN iostmes, nost superb article iuI Gcnic,
me-, summer wrai
BIZ tilcas,inns and Gnudcrills
India and British Nn.eeo. aud Union Mixtures
Cotton Cassimercs aud Ro,sia n,iumgs
piece Blk striped lnrcnuur u hrautit article
iot Genilemen's Summer wear
flam aud hfn,fd Lug Silk tcslines, superior
liam bih ltdmn lmestine ol the 6r.t and Sc
coud quality
Several plrcns beautiful ord Gro Il, Mp
A,miels OF Bnrcgr Shamls al The IN u st,lc .
Ladies Bin aud Ahhe ine. Snk Hose ono
Gloves
6entlenen5 do do do do
PLAIN aud liz Il Salins bla,l aud white
Garmcnt aud IuninIr Dnniiir,
huge assortment 9}mps, al various widths y
shades
fian satin aud l.ntrslring Ribbons
Green Florence ard III, Mode
new assortment helt Ribbons, aud cnsr Ken
iineA
\ l." doom Calypso Sashcs, new aud b,out
ful article
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nAfEN OOkS.-rhc subscriber again has
IL the pleasure OF annouucingto hs friend.
aud The public, that he ha, just received e,cat
'mlety oi New Publications, among which are
TO be found the following, w:
Sketches of Io0i TO the Lakes Of the Charac-
ter aud Customs ofthe Chipdway Indians and of
incidents connected with the Treaty of Fona De
Lacby 1hos. l.. Mckcuuy--l vol, % engfav-
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The Private Nemoirsof Madame DE Haus-
set, ladys maid TO Madame DE Pompadour-
! vel
Highways and By.Wavs or Lakes Of the
Road side, picked up by Talking Gentleman
:ird series" love France so well that / will
not part with village ofit-l will have it all
mine - vols
Letters and Memoirs relating 10 the War Of A
merican Independence, and the capture of the
German Troops at Saratoga; by Madame REID
escl--l vol.
Richmond, or Scenes ia the Life Of Bow
Street Officer, drawn up from his private memo
randa-2 vols.
Introductory Report 20 the Code of Prison
Discipline, being part ofthc system of Penal
Law, prepared for the State Of Louisiaua--By
Edward LivDgston--l vol
The Domestic Physician. or Travellers Com.
panion compiled from the practice Of the clnl
nent Physicians and Surgeons, containing advice
to persons removing to Tropical Climates, to
those attacked after drinking cold water, &c. ~
an American practltloncr-l vol.
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Knight.
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4 Brief Sketch Of the occurrences on board
the Brig Crawford on her voyage from Maian
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three opaalards for Piracy and Murder commit.
ted on board said Brig. with other circumslar-
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The above are just received, with It general
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IN general use all fwhich will be sold ON the
most reasonable terms by
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Ane 30 Main Street, Lynchburg.
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Justice ofth Peace, PnlladeIphia city.
p5jIndeiohia. .Yuue go, 1895.

This is TO certify, that have been severely
afflicted with the Rbenmalism for the last If
teen years. aud 81 bad that WIS obliged To
use crutchrs, or help, to enable me 10 move
about. tried every possible means NJ re-
reiviug reliet from this deplorabIe situation,
having used two bottles of Swaim's Genuine
panacea without effect, when, abont,,a year
,,nce, | applied to MIR. ". W. Potter Tor a
supply of his Vegetable Catholicon, and from
the use of two bottles, il has effected cure,
and. since have stopped linking the medi-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better neath.
DOROIHY BENDER.
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MARC ARET HOFFMAN.
PhilndtLnhin. .Nnn go. la26.

7
This is to certify, that my daughter Eliza
beth Builder, aged sixteen years, labonrcdtor
twenty Two month undera seyrre alteration
Of the tongue nnd throat, which proceeded 10
such an extent as to eat away a third part Of
her tongue, and nearly to destroy her palate,
aud render her speech unnteligible. In this
state, medical advice was rpsoried to, and e.
very remedy, that was suggested. tried, but
in vain when, hearing of Nr. Potter's w.
getable Cathoiicon. wa5 induced 10 Try that .
Two bottles nave etfectaally cured her, and
she is now perfectly we'll.
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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NJ. 81. Chesnut street.

Csc. G. $ was of a scrotuous
a''J, at the age Of three wears ms parents
T'1siyed an liberation of the head,
.'a'ealng, rs is supposed, from vaccination.
N'- nj lrst confined 10 n small compass,
"' ron The continued discharge, il was soon
nillhiealed 10 tue aboie scalp. which
r''eoted horrible appearance, being al
'''' one entire scab soon Hi,er this n dis
g commenced from his ears. which he
'os very etensiee. BHsitrs, U1shcS, oiRi-
-. ~ Fe. We're ftsaron9ly rrsorted to, hut in
Alter rem ernlng in this situation for
nan sIN mouths, ihr Fegriabte Cnltoii-
h. ''fecommeajcd aud its use Immediate
fo I'm nHaeei II quickly displayed its ac-
gel powers over the disease, by lirst
,a.'easng The discharge, but which soon af
ga 4ea'el, The complain, being completely
1a'eh' aud the cbill restored Ia health
-, ;" 'h'armatiou a To the accuracy of this
10 ''2 lalher OF the child can be- referred
application 10 ". " POTTER.
Dlr,' h. above case OF Tin1a Copiii,. or
''a'ed s9re had, ehonld be a warning to
WINS ", 10 guard against the evil effects
'Po often arise from ne giecting TO use
INN Far'hfr OF the blood, after the vaccina.
rr,5' men chil iren. The Catholicou Is Of
.5,s.p, suitable remedy in these cases, aud
ia1 be invariably used.
'1disfphia Feb %. 1897.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
PhiLndflnhtn MN 20. 1896.

This is to certify, that my son, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been attlct-
ed for eight years with the Kule's ErH; the
best medical advice WAS had. every remedy
was tried, bat without success, until Mr.. Pot
tpr's Vegetable Cdlholicou was had reconfs'
TO- which has etfectually cured him. The
tumours are Dispersed, aud his general
health Is better than il has been Tor many
years past.
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
from q sincere desire of beneflng Others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE HOWORTH,
Justice ofthe Peace, Philadelphia ely.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-09-24
Nl N'Ni II y W VI WI
No. 10, Chesnui-slreet
PhiIadeiphi1. .7arii3. 1895.


From the spring OF 1922, until this summer,
was afflicted with Scrotnid every gland n
my heck was affected by the rising Oh hard IN
monrs, which broke and left deep ragged vi.
GERS, was under the care Of three eminent
practitioners Mt different times, who CONT.
nucd 10 prescribe for me for about nine
months, when my leg near the shin began to
swell, Which soon Wceraied--and urge NJ
ter also arose on my body , from The tormel
proceeded n thick and offensive matter.
continued much in this state (my malady ra-
Their increasingly tor some months, md find
ing nv physicians advice useless, discbar
eed them aud reSorted to Swnim'S GcHUine
PaHacen. which I persisted IN 10 the eAient
II NiHc Bottles, bat without the slightest re
ief. Under these very uniavorahle eircnm-
stances commenced using Ppiiers Vtgttd-
HE Cdihoicon which soon manifested its IN
lnence over the disease , the tnmour ON my
body now broke aud began 10 discharge. and
soon ate? all the ulcers began Ia heal very
fast in few week, more 10 nv great asto.
nlshment the ulcers we're entirely healed
he pain, which mad been subiectto, were
removrd--and my appetite restored-and IL
fact my bodily helth is very much improved
from the exclusive use OF Mr. P0Htr's HnInd-
DIE CdtbOhCOn. MANUEL NORRIS.