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Aos. 49,.
PUBLJC S1LE

n Y virtue Of Deed F.r.t exc nod nv w., y n
~ 10 ihe subscriber, on toe 25iH dsy Of March tg2a od
recorded ~ the clerks Office OF Anej, c,g,,fy s, ~
rEs erhere'r mentioned, will be .9d "a the bebe,
~ pune suction, 81 the ts,'5enee u The SID VIM Bs,,
iof fssdy money, tae 50 day Sepfenbsr Ill ,
sad WIN. r. Bss' stock Of horses cattle sheen 400 ~
go a. -. .ail'n 9enn' u every descriptions ortb,
WIN y" proportional the cfop 81 wheat made tho
year. ~ te pintstiou rhch n. rcs,dss 80 .a -. - 4,
Amelia, near the Genun Mds. s '"'"'y ~
The tile vested 10 the suhcrih4r vyII he .,rs . a.
puf ehssers. RICN4EU RooE RI ~ tl =" 'he
Aasust e. 'I.st'e
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RUN4 WY

I the sub'erlber, living the Stage Road pe,,
Lhns h1'e Ohuie oh, IN Gooehland, die 22d day Of
this present mouth, negro man named Jacob. ~ "
Jacob ga likely black man. lu feet between So -d
~ yea' oo win some grey hairs his head smiling conn
tenance and plausible address; had on when he er -
INK. ''uh coat blue ane white, white psualo,n preiy
worn, par OF shoss and toersbly good wool bat vii,
te ~ reward Tor the delivery OF Jacob or for
Him III any Ja'l, that may get him " ''e"''"s
Augusta 3. >' is M ohaNS'
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NyWaiLL he 'euted on Saturday The soih u ,b mont, g.
W the hgHe'' bidder, on the ffemses Che Es,sie called
Y II TR T. 1T,
Lying The Psmunky River 10 The lower mart of u,.
coun,y, tof the euiuing yesf fts2ql
ConBiN BRBxTON Gusrd,sn NJ
-, ,e Benz. Oliver Orphsrs.
a"tu7t -
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-
"ry "eF"'"e Jic" I>ftStaHu, DfRo
o.c'e "e JouoNHS Oe0utvuI ana tender verse
chich may tCeH stand IN comparison trith the ce
cJrUfcd lines an, N si,n,In, subsecucnt ocroe;,,,
e ;s,yrc tbcr ,,rU ,,J 81 c.a,. !, '''
,r 10 " 1879
The bark unfold, her ,n,,yy ,,,s
And whi.,linV OR a . b.pd. al mae.
Loud ,ipx. an bi.b the 4, e.h,n,,g Mrs,
And must from, th,, l,nJ he vosp
Dec,u,e I came, love hv, o,e
r,,,,.,,,
And could see ,yh,, I hsv. sem
Could tepo,e upor ,b. br.,t
Which opte INV ,s,r nm e,t ,v,,h., Ilo,t
should moi .eck ,p,Ib., ,,r.
Escsu.e 1 r,on, low. bn, nns'
vi; .,,,,,.,
Which gave m. his, or pi,etv:
Aud hay. ,riycp hut m vain
Never 20 think of n ,.,ir;
For tho Nv from Albion
stall can only love hut one
a, ,ono , H., -
My weary heart Is ds.oIate:
ibuk around, sud cannot trace
Que friendly sr,ile OF welcome f,ce.
And even ia crow d.. Pm still ,lone
Beeause canuot Low. but one
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$50 90
discourage frivolous tastes the Visitor. have reou.J he
Students 10 wear uniform Dress the particular. of which
detailed IN the enacimen once cheap and heeoming
and can be FURNISHED moderate Thi,
TO be sd %'il Do ,se ,9.9.e snfo.eed
mu re ~ 10 commence the higher aIacs he wod
ms,o' he must be Arithme etc The money.
, he u, hs S,udenr possession, before he mstricuiste.
as much as will ray month. board his fees. rent. Ss
together with the Pocor commission Of pr
I'm .of ai'huIsemen For the of those who
1--we alta distance from hi. Iusttution II NAV ans,
add the following particular. "
The instruction conducted in par bv lecture. .r o,,,,
oyfhe study OF approved books but in ali os,e ibs
Th 81 .ne student IS tested by rigid examination lit
me Professor oil Anent Languages, tesche, Greek Latin
:nd Lectures on Greek and Romoa Literature Ant,.n U
teaches French, Spanish, Italian German Snr,
Lectures on MO Tern History Geography sd The Pr,s,o,
the appirs,,on Of Ansh- aseos G'ome'y TrgonOmety
nherf''si calculus aud mixed MsthenIac, -4tb Tbe
Medicssud occasionally the Students ~ the sbnr.
,oty -oh The poiOoI of Natural Pho.opby on
Pby.e' TO tbs .sth The Professor Of
on Pathology, pathological Surgery ob.t,e, and
TIA The bemou.tr.ior of Anatomy surgsry pup.
On anatomy surgery 18th The Professor Moral Ph,lo,
Pohssi E.on3my 18th To the Professor 81 Law :, ,,; S
h 1 70 .ne CommSn Statute Laws that of Chanesry
Nations, and also the principle, Of Government
Az observatory has lsey heen erected mh.ch i; furncd
APParsu., 81 the best Londos& Ps Thu naa
~ VI ne'y 'oVOO volumes, selected principally nv MI
1eneIon ~ continually Receiving sccesons of the be.i
eseets y, Mq,s, Drawing AMI Fencing, aud Military
ins.ue.o', nave neen licensed 70 attend the University
every student free TO attend Proes.or snd uob
only As he think. wibe't qualify for hi. fuu,e
~ r1 we oenthi Of tie Medical Schoola pen,sry
ave Anatomy amply provided The Students in this school
u nav " ansan,sse OF course of lectures FIR ten IN ,sh,
iste ao the Law Student has opportunity Of attending
-. on Jur'rPudent Mora Political Economy
c uonihy circulars are written Parents 4 u,rd.n,
stating the a.nd,nee Of each stuaeut the Lecture Room
snd designed TO shew the Sudems proficiency eno,tn,en,
Public examinations held year on Man VIM
,ao'n' sure ,e OF the proficiency of ib- stu,en and The
result generally published, aivay. ou a,sd 90 a.
Parent or guardian a. q. DRoCKENBROU0H, Proctor.
oui he l OF jan the board will he hereofore NJ The
August ~. ' 'uueu'
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SEZAtSHtNG 20 close NY finally a, ,h. 1,,
" Of 'he late H. W. Coleman, I esf8e,tIv ,sass, ~,
refsOn. having claims aga'nd the 81 ~ y rss,a, w
make them known io settlement; AMI The Ike te9ne. - 49,
Of thoe ssho may hsve clsins the ls,, e. m - f
man = voolfolk ihc's iodehied " either r. w fy,,s,.
or e. Coleman Woolt,ik u =, Fy,of ~ n w s,
nf1, nfe teqtrsse5 ~ make immediate rsvn,e,t e,.
'"us'''s 'aH W sifsH SOiiN SHEPrARD. Es'of -
- OF j. w. Coleman. dee.
rs-~ti.sz ~.
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a peluabLe Plantntion for S.,Ie

WE 9ss'ebs' esr 10, ,o his Plantation il, Tie eour,
n, ~ Hanorer lying ChiekahoDnv S,pa,s,, 1919
~ , acres; Us nrt from ths cityoT Rie5,on, ,t
cHsaIo'rte fnrnP'tf passes through Thers aye ,,o
M ~ no,fS 10aet have neusy been cleared he
IS ed sqdi II rot saperioy any 4, ~, ~
country ihsre are 30 acres oferceisnt Headop nJ ~
ah PURCHASER that Payt lying bo1g TIE Tuy-pfL< 1917,
P,n'dtStydtsPo'edg There Is Sag mn rp,6;, Satf
nue. '0hch mould be great advantage 10 ann
gst up he ftssy Or buhd TGsr deception IL ding
sannses'tary ashose desiyous of resipg Capital - %
I ns'o "oshHn Sfoyrs,tivng he aljo,.,,,e f ,,
"ei NJ any Time aPpifc1fioHfo be neaas 10 h,ps VIZ
bugvst7. 2s W.T. GERESI 30 S.s,o,.c
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BOOK AND STATIONARY STORE,
Bindery, and Blank Book Mandatory

Eindery, and Blank Book Mandatory.
H. NASH, respectfully inform. the pubhc, that n.
Bndery now complete, and that ie al
'nst notice, every description Of Record Merchant, Books
~ me hest materials aud workmanship aud Binding ,,
exemption, executed with eaness and dispatch.
IN" Circulating Library IN full operation.
lie has made considerable adii Stock,
nskes his Of Law, Medical cr,c
esnetal
August Is. e9-S
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LAW LEETURES


'tNHE ensuing Of Law Lecture, Al tb Mac I'll,
Commence usual the lei Monday in NOV mi tss,,
hate on The Isl It April. ~ '-'"'''
The mode Of instruction in this Institution hs, bes, bs.,o
tore so fully made known, that will he ohy necearv Ia 70
mod those whom NAY that lecture Jct;,o
esrh dsy ~ the week, Sunday, exe-ped) that minute W,
animation also takes place each day. the lecture 81 an.
preceding dAy and similar tevIsion q y -
Saturday. Bsokstones Comfnenfsttes a,d lie Re-, ~
fethe text hooks To these are aided eomnteb,n,,s
eo"se ~ Letuesi enhfsng occssOra dssertstis nm
uuif mPies-Tesding IN some Of the important.
tutes, aud snnCisiuu5 the work Of UIsek.tone Tb
eeiufes oompc,e printed octave Volume
shout The qusnty Of matter volumes OF Bit k.fcn
copy of then placed The hands esoh student min
me sennsni they ale further ofaiy explained
- OrcssoD may seem 10 teGIre.
Tic unexpected icces. of his scbyohss ded 70 he ,,op
motives winch the subscriber originally had ff real e,
m the performance Of tie task he hss undeaken Tkif:
yo Pups e2mpo'edths las winters class sud be happy
70 announce that not IN instance Of disorder occurred
the tsston still larger cisss may he feasonsbly
ne winter Yet ne enrney hopes that young gent,sen
~" rpaT hHher. hnie@ NTH determination 10 gfffnd
iuseii A. beieiofe he right If reqsesiag those, n ana
there BE- tDho habituaffy segtHf 10 fpifb3,o C ~
setoot IN sch case part Of ne Zee rDHIbe rsn0reI IN tb
Payfy ;rProPoytioH 10 che Tine Ne shall Ias ~ NAMED tn
test Of the subscriber. "
Pee fof or p1ors ooufsesef Lecture SIS
Board may ne Lad at SIS per session
II. St. G TUCKER.
Winone'ef,lune y - " wi'JV.s.fui.
s4 virtue Of Deed 0f Tut, eyscuie To- lie .., ,
- y = ohstJson and wife, hearing Al, Tho ta,
July, 1875 snd iUy recorded the county cont Of K
Wm icr Ut purpose { securing ceftsn sun, r e,9.,
the e'u mentioned. sha sell the highest h,d r. for
Money, Jn The 81 Thursdsv IN Sent nett If H., a = -.
t.n'ng $40 scfs' and iying tie lower ciii of Ks va
about 10 miles above We POINT Tbe svhsefihe, W. COVE,
Agguri5' ss-nC,,
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EDUCATION.

LADY who has had the experience Of many year. a, "
Ieacher and who give lille reference,
she' situation IN private fsmiyfor the ensuing
Que near fehmond Petersburg Norfolk, would he prefer
Th| subscriber, 10 the Wres,hn who have not heen .u
pred, are respectfully solicited call tn. same Office
heir opir. 2a,t
Anyu-i.,
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Universifu of Y;,r;,,,o

CHtUeI5HD " Tugtnld.
RUE next session wall begn the 10Th of Seut.b, ,p
~ continue until the Goth OF July foIow,rx
he expenses Tor this Session, upward; OF ten mon,
VII ne from the ist Of Jan according 10 the late rrJuc,,n
ny The Visitors, a. foliows
Board, including he'd aud 9th er room furniture
washing and attendance, ss,oo ON
Fuel aud candles, 10 be furnished by the Proc.
Tor, at cost, and per cou,um ption,
Ron, e ST ma sn; a. n,..;,a 20 90
u cufied by two Students oo
uIe OF Library and public rooms, ~ IA
Professors fees. II the Student attend, hut one
d. so, II two, ID. soto each, il he st,erd, s
or more, ID. 25to each, say rs 90
70, ,,,,,;. u. eiS 90
D.Ioo 90
rocket money do do 1000 40 90
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III f'sIn 'ndsbte e. the estate - = nn p,,s
e. ~ ihf county Il Hanover. sfe ,squs,te 10 p,t
'nsedisie 'syment: And tbos- hssfns M. gr,r.f n ,
ird ea,e w,iptesent them Tor adjustment The r. is
OF January 1879 this will be pfesded Ia Of reoovery
f1es'' o o. " W SCOTT, sds,'r
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ANnRE S,iI JhcK'soN : com'rs.

The controversy between General Jackson and
Governor shelby grew out OF Observation-Disclosures
with regard TO the cent. The Indians insisted
that they meant by one cent, another annuity and
tnal no other construction could fairly be put upon
their meaning. Governor Shelby pOsifiveiy reius-
ed 10 give the additional annuity, and the indians
as positively refused TO cede their lands General
Jackson, who, until now, bad taken but little part
in the controversy, thought the objects to be ac
CURED by the treaty were Of too high importance
TO be lost Tor the mere pittance Of $50 900 TO be
paid fifteen years from that date, and was willing
to give them the fifteen annuities. The GoyernoT
still perenptoIily refused The General encuired
OF him, in the presence Of the whole company. N
they had not, between themselves, agreed 10 GO
as high as three hundred thousand dollars for tie
country? The Governor said they had, but that he
intended that sum 20 cover also the expenses of
holding the treaty. General Jackson REPLIED that
was not ms understanding; that ne considered The
hteen annuiiies within the limit prescribed TO
themseiye1 10 their private conference, and that
ne was disposed 10 f up the blank with chat mum.
Der. Governor Shelby still obstinately refused.
Inc Oeneidi said, he regretted such was bi. do.
nation, but still he would execute the treaty
himself on the part Of the United States. and send
10 the government, and they could raufy II or moi
a. they chose. Upon this Governor Shelby be.
came quite violent, ordered his servant TO Get his
horses, aud declared he would leave the treaty.
ground. His horses were accordingly brought out
and saddled; and, finding that hc was re sol cd ON
leaving the ground without concluding Che treaty.
then ready fOr his signature, determined If pos.
sbie, 10 remove every obstacle 10 it, final con
summation, and with view TO effect that Object,
authorised Cot Butler, the Secretary, 10 sneak 10
Gov shelby, and say 20 him Cbat If Che aaiieona,
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TuAcT on =. "a n 81 ~

Containing iGO sete more or less, situated IN The oorr r.
0oof hisnd near Carter Ferry aud sdonpg The sn ",
MANI smith snd others, snd which Isme. Iugis. 80
Also the fouc'gag si,sc-, 10 jim Lea, sbT
walkers EJdy a1d Ssrsfd and the eb,lAer Of ,be ts.ai
''sve', born the dHe ~ he ssid deed; tsehsr III
varttyo bousehold and kitchen ni,ufe aud
n". hk Of horses oxen, cattle, sbeep hc IS and n
Tho "iher property mentioned deed The ub,el I
acting stfusee wl convey ouiy such tile =. - vesd M ~,
oy. 'ne ss'd deed ct trust AkCH'D BHYC ,,,u.tee'
iuiv %. os,.y-ss tss'
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TRUSy EJTE-

~ virtue Of ps~d Of Ttu'i ,Seeaed 10 The subscribe,
9 'aiisnu Husne'' bearing date 18th May, s2f and
,'"'o ' 'hr f'rik rhce II Goochiand county con,
.l' on ne Vs. Dag n October next. Il far q not tbe ns,
ar DAY theTcaiteor The purposes therein
oD the IemsFs. seII hirne hias. ~.
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virtue o, the above decree, or mn =,
n'm VIII sell To the highest hader ftI re,dy ,.n.r
% pfsmne' on Friday the Goth day August s2a az
Land mentioned IN the said decree. The unasr.
loso acting as eommsoner, of the court will e.nvey ,,in
pee'a warranty only The title believed To n. ,ua III.
JOHN GAINES
J. I,,v 90 CHARLES HILL
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waiter Dun ezor Of John Graham dec. and Jane, eron
The Def.,J.., u,,, - Defdt,
peisndant walter Dun, having than three month.
~ ms appearances ~ this cause still failing In
me n answer, On the motion Of Plaintiff he h. s,s
81" Is Tor eonie''edi aud the court ,s, proceed al
Gay 70 decree the matter thereof unles The s,id d.t
dini do on or before the frat day Of The & IN
nave osen duly notified of this Rule .bew cause 10 the
~y and satisfactorily sppearny thai III said
not an 'nhabhsnt Of the Virginia II ia Ts
neisoI be inserted in newspaper printed in Ike
ey 81 Richmond, Tor two months succ ess,veIv and aass "
'Se front door 81 the esfto The city, egpv Ts.
iulyl. NJ JET rhiES, clerk.
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I'm oHANOERY AT a count 81 Quarter ~ s.. -,
GaIn.,and county, the 2sth day of July, 1928
against Kun.
Heudiick Suphen Thoma, H. WaIton ,nd L.. St.
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pbA"CERF .I eOuT held lof Charlotte cooliv 7,
~ 7th day Of July, is2s-- county, III
N1 .n,yD 1'een' - PhG
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snaaeefy. Al Rules held the ose OF Inc cooIt Al is
tof The 9th circuit aud Eastern Di,i fot of Va in
against ~' fin'
Walter Dun, ex'or Of John Graham doc an,
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IN ehaHceTy At court Quarterly Srs,,o, ,ni,n,,. I
"a and held for Louisa county al the ~
ihur'da, the 18th day cf June, 1893 ""
Chas q Jennug, prs
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TIL. n.c.I. Defdts.
defendant, iiendriek Suphen, not having entered bf
and given security according 10 The act Of A.
u 'he rule Of tins court and by .ati,fsr
eV,dsne that he nhsbiant Of thi. country III;
~ %. Inc sad defendant do appear here on the Is J,
,e " oep'enoer court, and hill of the nar
W., nu hs copy OF this order be forthwith inserted i,
rn,h published IN the city IT Rithmond for yo
ueoe'sivey, aud posted the front door of he o,
e"' '"s county. a copy. Teste
Anen.t q. 90 ~. VI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-06
DyspSVsia..

nR.MEAD's PILLS have been proved BY w. q.
IL fallible testof truth, experience, HE ",o . Il,
fectual medicine ever offered in any country M q,
cure faIl those deranged states of the dgesen,o
gans, denominated DYS PEPSIA, or lNDi'hs,, .,r
which frequentlynakes itsappearaneeinthe
pcsted forms, such AS loss ofsppette, slcShess
stomach, and sometimes vomiting; belchng w mrs
ter, which issometmes tasteless, but most CONN.,"
sour; knawingin the stomach, heartburn cosu - M
paleness of the untenance, languor, lo"ness
spirits, papitation of the heart, vertigo ana an,
sleep. The number ofthese symptoms varies" ,ls
rnt patients, by being felt only IN paris
others, have additional ones, equally
such as severe pains nthe head and breast S gr
emaciation, or wasting ofthe whole body VIII ;, vi
weakness particularly ofthe legs These pr, ,on,,L
most effectuay remove alisourness OF the
not merely by neutrazingthe acid, but Dy so. re
that morbid state ofthe secretions when CIV sl;se
il, and at the same time will restore to the ,b
organsof digestion that tone andvgor whem r.c
lutely necessary to the welbeing OF the h., ,be
ony. The best proof oftheir efficacy IS, N ard q
are prescribed by many ofthe first physeIas,b he r
ed by the mosti Observation-Disclosures Throughout
piOn. , cTlBIB
The above valuableremedy issold by f. n,Duhs
& SON, Alexandra, who are agents tor the nof t.
,urer; by N. Jewett, Washington City, ana 80
the Druggists throughout the United STATES ,yot !
Wholesale, by O. & W. Hull, Druggists, NeN -
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George a. HomgM
nov cpening large and Reasonable -lssorfmert Of
DHY GOoDS

viz super black. blue, olive, mixed and green cloths
and cassimeres Asnnes, hnseys and low priced CASH.
netts super mixed ard blue sattinetts, wide and COM
mon bsngups, Aishinss and baizes, rose blankets,
point, stripe and msoknaw Tito, merino shaws and
soars cashmere do cloth do blue, black, orange and
drsb circassans, black Norwich Grape, nankin and
Canton Grapes and robes, black Itasnette Italian us-
trngs and gros de maps, large assortment mourning
and fancy ginshams and oaicoes, Marseies quilts aud
knot,ed counterpaues ofall sizes low priced domestic
csrpeting, ingram do bed ticking (some full yard
wide) super black bombszines, furniture and other
dmitics silk and cotton hose, worsted do. Cong and
short, plain and ribbed) Tartan plaids, French merno
do (beau,ful) men's and won,en's plaid cloaks mems
beaver and horsessin gloves ladies' kid gloves and
mitts, nsnkin pongees. bengalets, super black le
yantine children's boo,ees, coored camhrics plain
and figured Swiss mulls and cambrics, crossbared do
Swiss pe,eriues and capes, cheap and good Irish IL
mems shee,ings and lawns; linen cambria and hdkts
cotton and worsted carpet bindings full assortment
of domestic goods and cotton yarn. pelsse wadding
low priced figured lenos. Ga and 81 Barnsey diaper
cs,out) canSlets with general assortment of most
tces in the dry good line which renders his stock I'M
usually complete.
case seal skin CAPS, which will be sold low by
The dozen or niece 10th mo 9th
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Nr. SVsn'S
j,lly9

qnti Dyspepfie or Sour Slom ., !, n'S mos,
"A com,;cated forms OF the variety OF uiSeaSe' W
which th. human system is subject te" arc "o' SUI
horn none NOR: distressing or destfucn'. W NJ ~
.,,t,tion than iudig eslion Sour stomach "i' u
Ills IN great extent and has 50 generally oai
al ths IN of the faculty that remedy easy Oh Az
nin,,tration is tIuiy desidera,um IN every p'a'e
truth of this statement is confirmed by the
IS ,hons,nds who have suffered under 1t, VINO s'er
h.v;ns used many remedies to nc purpose are NO"
oblised to have recourse TO such paiatres may
chance to find most conducive TO e"e' e'
;nSg,tion is meant OF appetite and great
r,3.,l,,ly of the legs and wasting OF the "ho'e sys
I'm heartburn or uneasy sensation oil neat aoo"
,hs nit of the stomach which Is sometimes Attended
with nausea or sickness of the stomach and vomiting
beching up of water which rs generally sour
of the CO anteaance, eostiveness, tansno' gua'ne'
Iowness of spirits disturbed sleep, paptatlon oil the
heart. hatulence. sc.
esvmptoms vary in different persons. some en-
per;eoeing more of them, and some less each IN the
order and degree OF his own particular case, hese
pills act as erul tonic neutrahze the acid upon
the stomash give siren tn to the debia'ed OF
Digestion restore the appetite, remove NAUSEA Tue
stomach, and ultimately recover the sea"n OF 'ne
t;.pt They do not contain mercury IN any form, nor
Soth,v sick stomach mostpurgatse medicines
10 hut IN the ofiee of safe and mild Pursat,ve
and are not surpassed by any medicine. They air
therefore particularly calculated OF family use
che inv entor of these Pills was OF the mostem
ent practitioners Of In the United states ano
nsea them successfully his practice for ten wears
Thsv are not got up a nostrum to deludethe c'edu
,ns hut are recon mended on the basis OF truth and
n.r;.pee In order thattney may become extensive
,s.SJ and within the reach of al, they are offered
.,theJow mice Of so cents per box Sold by
E. STABLER SON,
10 Fairfax-street, .ileran9ric.
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Ia. w. J..sa;ns' Patent Specific Ointment.
yu1iE abov. ointment is offered to the public as
safe and certain remedy for those Obstinate aisr
eases some of which have so long baHed the sklil OF
medical science.
1st White swelling Of every descrinton.
Cd Sore legs and ulcers ofiong standing
Sd Schirrus or Glantlular tumors, particular those
hardened tumors IN women'S breasts, which o''@''
terminate in liberated cancers H.
4th Feions, or what some people know by the
name of r;atsrrhs; of every description.
5th Rheumatic pains ofthe joints.
9Th Sprains and bruizes of every description, ofih
9TH T.tters of all knds-in this complaint the pa
tent in applying the ointment must keep the part Out
of water.
9Th. Chlblains or parts effected by frost
1t is also one of the best remedies Tor ourns ana
scads 1t eases the pain and arawsthe lire out IN
short time. I'LL
For inflamed women's breasts and glandular swell
;nrs il is superior to any medicine yet knownto the
medical faculty 1t is much safer than mercur,a, a
p,ications as it does not contain the smaest atom VI
any preparation of the mneral) because II does not
Law the patient liable injury from the exposure toeo
This ointment has cured sores OF many years stand
ing-where it is impossible or imprudent TO hea !he
external Sore in consequence OF the bones becoming
carous rotten; will stop the progress OF the cares
increase the quantity ofdischarge, remove the oheh'
sive smell and easethe pains.
Ii cures the worst Felons and WINDOWS ohaPPho''
ton of 48 hours
Rheumatisms which have stood so long as to be-
come systematic disorder require medicine to be Ia.
ken inwardy to remove them entrely-but IN most
common cases bv apply ing this ointment externally as
directed it will give relief, and even IN Old people
whose pains have been oflonger standing, 1t VIII o.
ten the PAIN.
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thereby certify, that have used some of Judkns'
ointmen Mt i'm nv family with such convinces
me that il deserves be recommended to the afict-
ed. One instance-My son had been lahoring under
very disagrceable eruption on his head that bafled
an efforts to cure ituntilby applying part of jug,
it was entirely removed in less than week
ii. Y. DUYALL.