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OF some one woo is repIesented in the paper iisel,
"as having lived many years IN the Yves, Indies,
ard being Intimately connected with their COM
metce for the last thirty i've years."-I,s leading
object, is TO prove, that Great Britain cannot
support her West Indian Colonies in comfort, or
even in safety, without supplies from the u s. -;
and from this assumption the writer infers, the
proprie,y of adopting strong measures on our part
to coerce Great Britain adult us into psrticipa>
zion IN this trade. (6) So that when 1t was
desirable to induce the committee 10 adopt hIs
new theory OF " effective coun,eracting resula-
TONS the American Secretary fel, hesitation
to supply then (uncaed for) with the fugitive
predictions of anonymous writers; but not one
| word OF official information did he give, to guard
them agsins, well known errors at fact.
One word more, and have done with this part
| OF the subject Mr.. Adams knew well, tina, he
had officially communicated with some OF the
members Of this Committee, or how else could
they have kaown that 80 these articles bad not
been accepted" He also knew, tliat he had fur
nisbed these anonymous comments, calculated 10
induce the Committee to adopt this scheme OF
effective counieractug regulations in respect TO
the Commerce with the British Colonies in the
West Indies" He, therefore, most Cautiously
says, thai these articles were communicated TO the
Committee" without comment on the part Of
the E-ecutiue;' declaration. the correctness of
which will depend entirely upon the construction
the reader shall put upon the intended meaning Of
these W ords I; - the Executive"
| The plans so contived to get up prohibition of
the trade, did succeed in the House of Repre-
sen,a'ives at first Although ni-ed a. 30 the true
intent and meaning the proposition which had
| been rejected yet the Committee had idea oil
recommending prohibition. They tioduccd into
their report pa-ison between the Effects of this,
and OF additional burthens upon the trade; and
conclude il By reporting bill Tor tbs accomplish
ment OF the latter object Pending this bill in the
House OF Representatives, however, another bill
was sent to that body rom the Senate, entitled
an act concerning navigation TN. act final
iy adopted on the 18th of April, 1913. OF this
act shali have occasion 10 speak hereafter.
Will, therefore, conclude present stating, that
such is the history Of its origin and OF the
that probably produced hs enaction; and such the
termination OF the fourth attempt adius, this
matter OF the Colonial trade by negotiation.
SENEX
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EDHCRTIOM

WE next session ;ne hdmay Ac adrmv 80 a.,
T,. Ouuy OF Cumberland, ,niir au5,e L,nyb,,osi
ptIintendchce OF the sul,.r rib., '' u"n-r lie ~
A., us ,,.,'G'i'n has established more than two vss
ryaiinasn -, Ih'i'aisd suesesh they hope % M rit
sh Vi inc ublie confidence The .l,ua,,o, =, ill.,
,i Is ietnai ible FOL ITS healninc,s aud th art -
TKRNs;-Ci-s.E I've 49, very pet Character.
months. 1900 - 'A-ieb4uSs, per sess.Dg . 10
English Branches SD
Tie Stu,rpt. ca ia. ., IS
respectable families. "''i' ooaFd IN TIE nos,
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Richard Wiison FioarHoy, Attorney at Lar.
as removed % Scouvilie, Poshsian Coierfboy.. lie
vii continue regularly u attend courts I
s.,") held n 900 eoun'7 o Cheseard, Poslatsn and
"H' gf---sss
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O. See Mr. Adarrs's letter to the Secretary
of State, dated London, .iaich 90, 1917, con
tanned IN the Message OF the President 10 the
House Of Representatives OF February 10, 1929,
page SO.
(2) See these articles enclosed in the same
letter. and contained IN pages so, 81, %. 81, OF
the same Message.
go See the Report of the Committee of Fo.
reign Relations of the House oil Representative
of the 1ib of February, 1918, IN Waits tae pa
pers, vol. IL. page Al 81 the Sd edition.
(i) This letter of MIR. Rush to the Secretary OF
STATE has never been published that can find; lis
receipt Is acknowledged, however, and its prInc-
pal contents may easily be inferred from the reply
OF MIR. Adams TO Mr. Rush, dated W sshington,
Dec L. 1873 contained IN the Presidents Mes
sage shove mentioned, page SO.
10y See M. Ad4ms's letter 10 MIR Rush, ,iateti
Washington, Dec /, 1918, contained in The same
message, page 81
90 See Wis State papers, vol. Ia, pages
4&4, 453, 400, 4G6.
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%g"et1Ie Afay D Col Long and Lieut.. Trimble Of the
u o. Ens'Heer cups, are this i aud .taud
WI hoy proceed 10 examine The ol from tins
place thro Kentucky, DC TO the Contemplated road
from Washington city 70 New Orleans
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RePondentia Case We learn That the suit Of te Atlantic
insurance Company 81 nis city, against the u Mar sha,
winch ha' been weeks before the noy SIT ng al
Paiiadi hia, decided S.tuay favor fine copa-
ny Ii Will be reeOllerttA that ts number OF suits
instituted for the purpose Of establishing the que.on
ne 81 as PTeisrrcd Creditors Of Ed'v Thompson OF certain
a'ur'nce companies entitled auoin Of po-
perry on hien ihe iaic had loans aud
which Was seized by the s sbo, yeat ago.
Ph'iscePha Thus nelge will gatii, nF TO gre
lumber o. our o<enI Interested in the
mes out IS proper 10 state IL
oud ne maze i'f this DECISION TO the supreme Wash
s'Vh' ". 4. Paper.
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Oh, In a. Ap L. sGRUGGs consented to SUNNY
lee. a. knv%tdge, and graduate Of Hanpden ;vsn, a.
ihoss Who wei. I, to o. SLh Paee, tue .ubefbeI refer.
q COLLEGE 'e'ulneh ana Sophomore ciases
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| cenrDy - - D"@i GERS rom tue above a
NAV H. VIM. u. PRICE.
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Aa-WiGHr respectfully tender, h., n,of.--;-, -
e' TO The eri'~eus u Richmond ana i, iervl
,5 we ON formerly occupied by the late Dr. Csbn IS
May H.
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Plaintiff,

IHOINIA: Al rules, holden in The CLERK, oee Of ~
the I'd day Of April, 1877: "O"" oiS'ri''r
Edward G. Sydusr, p;.;u,;z
Against, Aiain'inI
"'4,n hsTke and Boiling Sarke executor, Of rhons,
~ ueo' Element and William L, White adnipi,,rsor,
d s"ohS re ute dec and the same william T. WHIT
sJ r. ~ 1"p9 Ta2e5r'oke. dec. Elizabeth White ado Of
S SIN ui1S,LeoIookt David Blackwell, Robert BsctweiI
% flames aud Christian his wife, JOSEPH Mil, and Pay
,syi committee al John Il. Blackwell "a Iunsei John Rem.
~ HTf. o. Douglass B.aucock dec aud Miy the yTidov,
The ds,o,ia,,. ss,, peh; Defts
I,iehdan;S stephen HaineS Christian his wiz, and
not having entered their appearsnes "a
sn 'teuriiy according TO tbs Act Of Assemble and he R
@ court and aPP caring by satisfactory EVIDENCE thai
I no5 Hnapisnts Of this country: is Ordered Thaf
'su ueiendsut' do appear here the tenth dsv ~ ne
M taI ann answer the bill Of the paintiG cor.
nus Ger be eihwith inserted in som. nsrspaper ,uhI;
CIV 10 he cry OF Richmond for months -
Po Al Tue 'front.' door Of the capitol in the said CIV ~
hr-;I = 0oPy' Tests, WIN W. HENIFG &C
I08-vsut
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nm. y ."e S"fchaHo7IWt Estate for sSQfe
Or 20 acre n land lying the north side Of cbI
~ m swamp; ~ The county Of New Kent. INN edaeis -
NV w w Long D.iJses II j. the tract Of Land l,ejy ~ T.
.s I''ps, o. ne Williamsburg Cbaucery C,ouri MAJ
'i We Rirhmond Chsncey Court in The case oC ~,
decree 70 u'f'esuohabie under The
lug usS' contains large quantity Of easily reclaimed to
O,,n'' o. the best quality the swamp win nocI -
e OyPres aud oiher timber IL. About onebsig n &
l o. me tact d aod, and the other fertile b9b
III 5ren part u whichis covered with pfoe I'd ,t
lhe land lies iud shove tide wafer In tbs kiyer 80 n
ai .,s de,eended TO Windsor Shades the Schooner snJ
F1r Term, apply 10 Ms VIM Bron,lsv. =, IN. WA, ff..
h,sr Ne" Kent eourthou,s, the subscriber n Fedst
IT, JNO. DICKINSON
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nrOrA ptrc r,1,.y.II = VI . UfFICE, Nny z, IA
~ .nniDS PUBLIC rto sfW hold their Coa,ai,,,,,.
~ 'el'ndea met e yfqared Of them under n 49,
20 rsHdsr an annual account 10 thl one ,r6effl
l'ue 'eccfrsd any N0tnriai Tarcsoy not VA, oec,,
'g year ends the SOFA Sspfember.
s, u.s. r. Hi'ATH, ludiior PuJle 6o-o,,,,,.
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4 n L uafy the 18th 8XT: NV"''IJ
Hr"n., ''""e'' oOmpit
kn. o d.e 'efsn''n and D'bney Miller EIo John Pr
The defendant Edmund Psrkiu,on not having sOs,S.a m
Taghes aud gwen security, according 10 an 80 ~ a.
General As'emby and the rules OF hi, cop1t ara @
to The ,atifaciion Of the court that he !, no, a.
s,, on me motion Of the complainant nv conp,e -
pear here 90 ih- hr day May Conf me-, "a 90 ~
compliments hill and that copy Of this order h VIZ
'nscre ~ nf the public ne Io1tn~h
eiy Of Riohuond for months % 70 ne
sttht iont door Of the Courthouse of th, eons ~ PV'o
m,-ch SSo1fy Ie'e' u. J. woRSHAM, &C
VlsGINIA AT ruie, bolde0 IN The OIe1E'. one o,z,
N, R Ss Conr, o. cbaneery for Richmond district
~ bobtrbon, Esq Attorney General OF The Common.
Against. s"''' PlsiudG,
Jane Moss,
ns defendant not having entered bi, appearance sd ;
@ according to the Act Of Assembly and The RpJes ofj
- anH spPe5ng by safaetory evidence that he !, NJ
90 lnhahant Of this country. Is ordyed Tn, ~. W
md sas ~ hsfe Ga The tenth day Of the next term
gder be forthwith inserted ~ some nev,nso 2i us
o sy Of Richmond, for months md ao,,S
'ne nont door q the capitol 10 the said civ F"
Anil a cory Te'e, wM. W. HENING, c. c.
1Oe- Wv
Y ifGINiAi ~ Superior Cogf N 1;,so-s- 1-II----.
Of Anil Ss9s ' N 'h' CITY Of Williamsburg, toe 6lb Jsy
W@. H. Drinkard and Sarah hi, vile,
John CioPton, sdmr Of VIM clopt,n. nm
Jo erss ' ' - we Pl,n,a BY ihsir Counsel the Court
= or a..
unt.raInn o. me estse Of his iuessfe bs6,r. $780,
,s Coleman who 70 directed s1amiss state and
ss we same sui mske report thereof 10 an, ca, IN
ay h.t,,r, Peetaly 'tatsd thought psttinen nv b'sl ~
fequir cd BY ihe PARTIES. ' ~ n'"''eH'oI
49, fsh Jan, 1897
fatriok Hendrsn exor. u WIN H. Drjnk,,d - 49,,
sgs;n., " D''"Aa'oi're' PitGs
John D GloBon, exo, Of John clop,ou. dee ,bo go,
ana 9F"' "e0J Def.
Esu6er Meredith and WIN MEREDITH sdDor. 4, bo,;, ~,
OF Elnh' Meredith and Auh s. BsTsdi,h dee pi,r 90
against '"' wv Ehn'
yohS - OoPon, eSsr Of John CT ,ptoB Who Va, adm, n
~, Sioptonl dee Patrick Hepdfen, James Hill Wr hin
rmss street YIN. Oiopion, Of George WIN cio,soe
Hison '''''e" N'op'ossn
~ consent Of The parties, the sfjsr mad, IN m, 49, q
.s s causes directing the Jsv ~ a,.g
sO 5 ordered 70 Be performed BY suy one II tie co@n
'"i TIE hnrerio Court II Chaneerv fo~ the R,rb-,i
Dsu,e' Copfeg. Tegfe, JAMES CABAEIgs D =, y
-t .ooai'i'oners O6as RhedrgoHd, lyzll 14t6. is27
lhs fiits o,srested vii please take nsce tb.f -,
appointed The 4h dsy Of june next 10 M,
e ore'ea ~ ,hrH Of The foregoing oders Of Court, On
,.' sy a, O'clock a n they required to s9es5 Z.
,F nee 10 this CITY, With Their accounts End ,o,cb.- ~
e,,1' =. '"'''f'srr ttllemerb H. BAKER. N O.
- l-u7f
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tdiHG6te; Medicine for Coughs cor,u,,pt;o,,s -
EiN" v 'ist'd 10 the pubic as pos, er,;,. 80
a. tIuiit,y adapted 20 the present preyang -a,s.
the.e u lunss leading 10 consumption. timely ~. d
e4hieaon e9t7s, coughs I1Gusn-a Hootir- coS p o
. A|DcHiy Of breathing, Wanf Of Sir, -, ~ "
e"i'J shd ~ SPnsniodic Asftn.a II IL .Ioyuisti,
bottle Necessary. accompanying each
me following setihoateS from table cs,,I
% Sno suSt''ns are sub joined show TIA. tb, 49,.
on Is one "hih Medical men az d,,ro,ed d s ong1''-
III W,s f''a worthy o. Pusic patronage:
We Rave no hesitatisu ecomnen,np tl,si r., H.
pnp"o a. being well adapted 10 thos case Of ;, e
they ate recommended. ' - ui'ease iot which
Doctors Jonathan Dor Albany, Dec. 4,b. 1924. L.,
cs.LJ " ~" creek Fcb l}ih, 1925; Watson Sumner az
IIsln""se; Eeo' 10TH 1885, SOLOMON Dean of J,rLn
ETtraef e. ietsr from hs Rev EJ,rey,r y,.r;.
- a. te1 WIN us opportunity Of relating , 4, fact,
U@a seiEe IN ooInmeudaon Of You excellent Conrb-
D!oPs' P"r ten yesrs was afflicted with nnI, ub"
t1nt my cough severe NY annette eoul,
1'ius' used many Poruln medicine Inn 81 r, 'su"
Py"y reIie uul hy continued use Of vour . - ~, ''
G.s "e' blessed with such perfect hsah \. IN t,n
iutthef means unnecessary EBESFzEt, =, i,ndtr
Saeu', N. \ Jan. u, 1895. ''Ni9
iussNS CrosLys-I have 70 20 years beep trcytt.a Iii.
n1on o. ne breast and lungs, attended with s.vc- 49,
isl5 b anu dimehiy Of breathing aud in the I'm of
u" ahd receiving no visible benefit from, ms,
sI'heo 70 Heke tfal of La Mou,s Couch 'D,,1 az va
sg one bottle was restored 10 perfect b,sl,b 80 ia
life. " '"e s'O'e Named drops, -ayed my
Couu,tu, Obi, Ir,. o., ,e,, THOMAS JONES.
o'l whole'sie ard rets, by o. & S. Cro.by CoJrrt
S'1 agenis q Their appointing throughout IN. UsS
oIetes arsdas, &c. 9' '"t N"'ea
E E l9itle contain, 45 doses price do,la-
Tw Saiehy EuSTACE < HcERMARA, Kieb,ro,d
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l r, htine' holden in Ci.rE', Ode. T -
ounty Court of Charlotte the Ain ,y ~ "i 'Ar
ssmrel Carter Benj, amin Marabe "P'i' PIE rSz1'
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Onan'siy; AT Rules holden u line Ijiers. f1a--,
Apiil 1927: "''u"s' on the i't Monday u
Thornton Gb,ou
against PHI
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~ Chaneery. AT Rules held in the el.rt, Ca. :, :, :
March, 1927: w uIonuay the 9th day oS
David T. Cooke
Against. Plaintiff,
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TIL. n,.s o9,'uni,ss'onsrs Office, April - ia2-
10 as nave aPpoineq the 18Th day of Juu, nt
m h;n e duties prescribed The said order of rar
NY once at King Queen courthouse with the bo,s.
effect. TnHn 30 Sar! 'ns 'aid Order INTO
Maya. "hhAnD' m. c. k& c.
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n .NoTT'A COUGR DR0pS

Richmond. PeS. 30
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18

THE BLUE PoINTERs.-At the south
western extremity of this town, there used to
reside distinct race of beings, 'yclept Blue
Pointers; and isolated as they were, their hab-
its, manners and customs, varied very maters-
ally from those of their neighbours, the up
streeters, the up-towners, the down-towners,
Ship-streeters, and up-hilers.
The adults, were, with few exceptions, hon
est and industrious mechanics; and having
from the days of Roger Williams in!crinarried,
the blood that flowed through their veins, was
80 happily mixed, that it was difficult to tell
whether they were, or were not all brothers,
and all cousins. The children were n ruddy,
plump-faced, ragged, and dirty-nasaied'
gang Of ignorant bipeds; and, as it was con-
trary to the laws Of the colony to wear hats,
they usually went bare-headed, and in conso-
qucnce of boing thus exposed, the flaxenlocks.
which at first covered their graceless pates, in
little time, assumed light blue colour, from
which circumstance they were denominated
Blue Pointers.
Their travels were confined to Cow-pen
Point, old Will Fields orchard, Browne
Woods, and the Bog Meadows, though on GER
tain occasions, such as General Training Days
and Commencement, they ventured as far
among the inhabitants of civilized life, as tho
town pumps, or the bridge; but as they gen
orally got bloody noses, and sound drubbings,
by their eternal foes, the up-streeters, before
they returned, those excursions were underts-
taken with extreme caution, and after a calm
and deliberate consultation among the leaders
of the blue headed population. lfone ofthsm
chanced to visit the streets, you would recog-
n Sc him in moment, by his blue locks OF hair,
and the appendage. which, like jewel, hung
to his nose ;--and, as he strolled along tho
streets, he moved on with a cautious and snail
like pace, his head hanging upon his breast,
lest ho should be recognized by his warlike
neighbour, the up-streetcr, who had sworn
eternal hatred to the whole race of the Blue
Pointers.
But if the Blue Pointers had to contend with
their vindictivo foes, they also had their times
Of retaliation, and thrice luckless was that
unhappy wight of down-towncr, or up-street-
er, who happened to wander within the bound
aries Of the Blue Pointers dominions. The
moment he entered their border, he was re-
cognsed, and if he did not luckily escape bo-
fore hands were laid upon him, hard was his
fate, and sad were the distresses he had to
endure. As the Blue Pointers were bound to-
gethsr by sacred league, they could at any
moment by giving signal, summon the whole
Of their numbers, and when an intruder was
found among them, the tocsin Of war was
instantly sounded; and the luckless mtcrlopcr
was doomed to undergo all the indignltics they
could heap upon him; and after being severely
castigstcd, he was kicked out ofthe dpDmcn,
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18

ments advocated by the young stranger. The
ssene was not unliAo that which was present-
cd when Brutus and Mark Anthony sddrspsed
the Romsh populace; and the orator, having
closed his address, was borne away by the
multitude, and the heavens almost re-echoed
with their acclamatons and approaching huzzss.
When the hustle and confusion had cessed, tho
stranger was sought for. He was asked his
name: he replied, "My name is HENRy
CLAY"
The whole Of the Secretary's life has been
completely in character with the foregoing
anecdote he has always boldly spoken bis
he has been taught by the convictions of his
conscience would rebound TO the welfare ofhis
country. and the good Of the united human
family.
Ever since lie has been before the public, as
a politician, he has been distinguished for his
boldness, nor has he ever stopped TO ascertain
whether the stand he might take relative to
any subject would be popula, or otherwise;
but taking his conscience and his best judg-
ment for his guide, has quietly waited for time
to attest the correctness of lis policy.
To his country, he has been an ornament,
and rendered her services, which few men
could have performed; and although he mry
be assailed by the maleyolenae of faction,
and suffer the indgnities which jacobinical
party may offer, in the midst of their fury, he
has cndeared himself TO the good people Of
the nation, and will be revered when his foes
shall mouder in the dust ,.a"d slumber in OBJ
security.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18
CORRECT e. SYSTEMATIC PEN
.N.aNrSHIP.

TAUGHT T according to the most modern style
J. and latest improvements, 10y J. PARK
HURST JR. who having nearly completed
one course Of instruction in Providence, re-
spectfuly gives noticethat his second term will
commence, on Monday March Goth. All who
are desirous to acquire 10y the most expeditions
method now in use) free, legible, mercantile
hand, or improve bad one, areinvited to OF.
tend and can bo Accommodated in the day time
or evening, at hours best suitiDg their con-
yenience. The Ornamental hands will be
taught to those who wish to acquire them.
Also, Ponmakins. Terms low. For further
particulars please to call on the advertiser, at
his Writing room, lin Mr.. stephen G. Smiths
house. in the rear Of No. TO- Westminster Street,
two doors from the Bathing liouscl where he
will choerfully exhibit such specimens OF i'm
provemeni. made by his present and former
scholars, as he believes cannot fail to convince
even the most incredulous Of the utility ofhis
method.
References 10 the following gentlemen. viz.
Nathaniel searle, William L. Grinnell, Elisha
Dyer, Walter II. Daniorth, Esq'rs. General
Josiah Whitaker, aud Mr.. Benjamin Dyer, Jr.
March "a
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18

The NEw-ENGLANp GALAxY.-We ten
der our thanks to the Editor Of the New-En-
gland GALAXY, for calling to our mind quo
taton from Cibbcr's edition Of Shakespeare IS
Richard III which he thinks is good autbo-
rity to support tho correctness Of the active
verb fired, as used by US. The passage occur
red to us at tho time, and We intended to cite
it---but in the hurry of business it again escap-
cd us. We feel battered to find ;hat Mr..
Buckingham comedies with our opinion.
The following arc the lines TO which Mr..
Buckingham alludcs,
"Thc aspiring youth that fired tho Ephesian
dome,
ou,liyes IN fame the pious fool who raised IT,.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1827-04-18
RENO V.ATIN'G
VEGETABLE PANACEA.

A TIMELY use Of this PANACEA will
IN prevent Consumptions, as it carries of the
complaints that terminate in this fatal and wide
spreading disease, than any other TO which
the human family is exposed. Indeed it has
spread to such an alarming extent, and is so
certain in its operation, when once it has got
the ascen !ancy, that we cannot be too careful
in nipping in the budthe diseases that generate
il.
In cases where mercury has bean used, the ef-
ecis of which remain in the system, II 10 an in-
valuable medicine. II restores the constitution
10 its woDted vi oui and soundness, and COM
pletely eradicates the evils that attend 1t, and
many can bear testimony to lis good effects In
this particular.
To Rhoumatisms it is particularly beneficial;
its effects are such as completely to remove the
complaint.
In Con,umptions, Scrofula or Kings Evil,
Liver Complaint, Tumcurs, Dyspepsia, letter,
Ulcers, Putrid Sore Throat, Syphelitic and
Pseudo Syphilitic, and all diseases arising from
an impure state of the blood, it will be found
of eminent sercice.
This kPsuacea is equal to any in use; it is
pleasant to the taste, and requires no alteration
in the Iiet-spiritous liquors are t. be avoided.
The printed directions will accompany the
Panacea.-Price 81 per bottle, and $40 per
dozen. JOHN A. PARKER.
TO THE AFFLICTED.
Twas afflicted several year, ago with mer-
curial disease. which destroyed my health and
enfeebed my constitution to that degree that
despaired of ever again recovering from tie
effects od it, | had been under the care OF
physician for more than seven months, and my
malady still continued to increase IN fact had
become liberated, when ] became acquainted
with MIR. John A Parker, who informed me that
he could cure me in very short time with his
Panacea, five bottles Of which restored me to
health aud comfort. G. MILLS.
Witness, J. IL. Stewart. No. III Market
Street.
Philadelphia, Feb. IA, 1927.
This is to certify that was afflicted with
the Rhe umatism Tor about two years, and un-
der the care Of an eminent Physician during
part of that time but could get bu, very little
relief. About the middle of Decent er last, Mr..
Parker called on me and advised my taking his
Panacea, as he was sure it would cure me, and
as proof Of his sincerity offered it gratis. At
this time was in great pain and nearly bent
double. | commenced taking the Panacea, and
after the use Of three bottles, feel perfectly re-
ored to health.
MARGARET PINKER.
Wife Of John Pinker, near the corner Of
Says Alley anu Schuykill Eighth Street.
Witness, J. II. Stewart.
Philadelphia, Feb. ID, 1927.
The above is for sale by C.. S. CARTEE, No.
1is Whtmans's Block, agent for the Proprie-
tsrs.
March "a. 3m.