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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-12
CERTIFICATES

M nav certify ihat IN June last was afflicted with a
'"'"'oi "!Se'se o. TIC lungs which occasIoned violent turns
90 coughing accompanied wfn splitting Of blood pain in
uS o'oa'.' when IRON the high reputation had heard OF
. A"fItcah Co"Sh niops, 1 was induced to give them a
nu' ~ using ""t'eS' / 'o"ha ST much benefit as
|" oe a''c to resume my business. About three months
81 me svnrntoms: when 7 .,ods imn,ot Sio ".e"utu WIN the
remedy, and found co,nnlere relief from 10 nn W ,"e "D".e
tie; since which time I have had ~ r.curronoo ~ va. "o'-
foms. Nv heaI,h N ,h,s inns l. oI,iro,. . ".o " 'eS yn'P-
EEOpcE = IIMTon
Niddletown. nor o 1894
~
- Suo.CI,'s' having oeth !or several days severely
VIZ. '"'Iue,'Z"' accompanied wan a violent Cough,
"' w. aiPe'.e' u" Symptoins o te'ef' was entirely cured
= uSn"s man a D1'sIe oil the American Cough Drops
{ rom d perfect confidence IN this remedy, | would recoR-
I0T - IN W.W My
MidJIc.own, Feb. 25,h, 1928.
u~..-'.. r1"'
| MS ceitines, mat was for nine months Iaboripg under
Couga. ann evrfv srmn,o,o ~ ,no C =, " nn . rs'y n:ro
made use Of many remedies, without auy rcroya, -, I"sn."s
ing of the cnmnIairt. vas ;ndncsd ~ - 49,, "I I've . iessen-
C@1nrb Dno,. ~ l 80 t.I' ~ !" y ~ american
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-12

There is a Mr.. Kendall, who gives testimony in a
erimonious printed letters, and before tie Kentuclsy
Senate, against Mr., Clay, and who is said TO have
heen particularly fostefed by that gantleman-to have
been nursed, when sick, in his house, Sc. Such a
case calls to mind the following Persian apologize
a tortoise and a scorpion, travelled The same road
fr a considerable distance, in good fellowship. The
iatter, on the ground of This friendship asked the former
to carry him over a deep stream. The tortoise complied,
*.ut what was his surprise 10 find his companion endea-
ypring with all bis might to sting him!-WheD he had
glazed him safe on the opposite shore, he TUNED to bin
and SAID, ARE you not the most wicked and migrate.
III. OF reptiles But for me you must either have given
q? your journey or have been drowned in that stream.
and what is my reward? II il had not been for the
arrpor which God has given me. | should have been
S'rnS to death Blame me not, said the scorpion, in a
supphcatoJy tone, III is not my farft; it is that Of nv
Gs.Fe; II Is a constitutional habit 1 have of stingingi,
(yYtt. t;a=.
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Commissioners Office,
Richmond. 2Isi I'nh- 1923

? virtue of a decree of the cpunty CONT or x inc
~ w Villain county, sitting as a court Of equity. 1r,r-
R"unced OF the 18th day of Dec. 1926, in a cause in which
H"ftis carton, admor, &c. Of john Carlton, deed, is
C'p!S'"ihHnt, and James Edwards is de endapt: The sui,
'rT'oer' "A commissioner for the purpose appointed, will
5si TO the highest Bidder, for cash, m the premises, o.
fL'"ty me l4th day of March, 1928, a uact of land
S"""'e III h'ns william comfy, purchased by the said
James Edwards from James Johnson aad ,John Crur,x
ihs t'le is believed to lie indIsputahle, but the srbsrr,.
pt'' d''inS as the Commissioners @! the court, vii! convey
with special warranty Only, after conformation of his -.
f',t -! we court CHARLES HILL, Com'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-12
Free Road Lottery.

'kNHE VIRGINIA FREE ROAD LOTTERY will be
- Drawn IN staunton, on Tuesday, the 29th OF April
next, on the fair and approved High and Low System,
under tne immediate superiutcndance of the Commissioners
harhen III ~ law authorizing this Lottery. The entire
proceeds OF IN 10 per ceutum TO be applied 10 the making
ths important link in the Internal Improvement of our
state tickets s. so each, to be procured in Columbia,
Sco'V'iic' Charlottesville, Buckingham Count House,
n eison I'll. Lexin;on. Stanton, Harrisouburg, New
Market w inchesteI, Pendletou C. ii. Bath G.. II. Grcrn-
brisr C.h. hanawia G. II. aud sundry other places, and
OF VIM. II. FITZWHYLSONN.
March 8 "A,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

KIcNmond, 1h February. 1926. {
Inc parties Interested in the execution of tue above
order oi the superior court of chancery holden at Staunton,
are hereby Sotihed, that have appointed the first Monday
IN May next to commence the same at this Office; at which
time aud place they are required to attend, before me, on
Inc matters in reference, with their accounts, documents
and proofs, 10 he submitted foI examiuari.n.
II WIZ. g. P~ENDLETON, Conf.
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CATHOLIC FUNERAL RITES

Tie ,Ta'snchuseHs Jo7pnI contains a letter from a
correspondent at Baltimore, giving an account Of the
Funeral Rites OF the late Catholic Archbishop of Balti.
more, which is quite n.eresting.-We extEact from il
tle following touching description of a ceremonial ne
'.'iiar, in tins country, to the funeral ~obscquies OF dgni.
iaFies Of the Catholic Church:
The body lay IN state al st. Pete1's Church four DAYS.
exposed TO the gaze of all whose curiosity or devotion
might prompt them to visit il. Ga the third night of its
exposure, !, with several friends, entered the chapel.
Tiure was an awful silence peryadinglhe holy SANCTUARY
vi God, and the living seemed 10 hold communion with
VIC dead. at periods the Stiffness was INTERRUPTED onI,
Is the faint signs of the weeping children of the yene..
:ahie Prelate's Charity, az they knelt before The altar
IA mute prayer. The body lay stretched on a peJestaI.
on y ".ch stood six tai. ak candle. burning; IL vas dress.
- IN al! the robes Of a supreme dfgnitary Of the Roman
'.hGTCi and bore the holy cross on IFS breast: the MN
terisDce which appeared ike moulded wax, had an ex.
preston Of ]benignity which Invited, instead Of sic,en-
ing Ire gaze OF the spectator. The avn nj grandeur of
'"e scene tended TO impress on the minds of the Writers
Inc noininguess OF man, when, in the plenitnde OF hi,
glcfy, lie Is compared 10 the SApreme Giyer Of all Tie
ElonSe ibaI rGigned around-the gIoominess Of the b9nr
the so'Ebre tapestry which hung around the waA-fbe
L'oans Of the living, and ye b~reathIas5 sleep OF the sanc.
ped dead. wrought upon ry heart: and az retired
rough the haIioweI aisle, ! felt tbat ali was yapi,y n
LIS vale ul iPars.'
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DRY DOCK,
Gosport Navy Yard, Virginia.

PROPOSALS. will be received at this YARD by the
Il subscriber, on or before the lst day of Nav next, for
furnishing and delivering GRANITE STONES for u
bout 10000 cubic yards OF masonry for the Dry Dock.
About 5000 yards 10 be furnished according to dimen-
stems for %hammering, in the respective quantities shown
in the following schedule designated by letters, in which
the height aud depth of,he blocks are given in feet and
inclAoa lrnrlr
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ROLFE ELDRIpGB. il. D. G.

IA r. JoH PARKHGLL.-sir Won - 6oinr -,
~ Ihhabitaut Of this State, are hereby notified. tina,
spar take TIE deposition Of John or WIN. West. on the
r'h Gay OF APrH next, at Bafuum5 Hotel, in the CITY Of
Id'l"n'e' 70 DC read in evidence in a suit depending IN
.ne superior court Of law for Heurico county, in which I
a." plaIntIl, and you, as one Of the firm Of Parkbfll.
Nuos'.Soh heIso, are defendant. IT. case de Same is
next. Yr, mo. Oh. iNO ~ Irosr yp az
o-e Surviving partner Of the
NA@E1e lHp @. mo. FSg~r& s-7.
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D0D 3~9w&eVG61gm+

The Projectors Of the WurG have
added to their Printing.Omcc, a yef Of NV
i20 TyFEs, which will enable them n Print
.'mPhIets, I%landbills, Circulars. Cards 6n
They orc satisfied that Jobs entrusted r.
rf.ha to Print, viii be done as well. as aeon.
ratciy, and with as much expedition as Nv
rt'tr PT7lters Of me r,ti.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-12

The defendants James Gait aud John Dcnniston, this
day fled their answers, To which the plaintiffs replied
generally. Aud the defendants Mary Allan, Jane Black
ana Hiiliami DepniSion, who are out of this country,
al" against whom the plaintiffs appear 10 have proceeded
81 INT 'nodc prescribed by law against defendants. still
ihiiing to appear and file their answers, the court doth fake
the bill for confessed as to them. Whereupon, the cause
ants VIII" have answered, 10 be heard upon the record SEN,
acre from the county court Of Henrico, answers of the
,Ncteuuants James Gait, Jane Walsh, Doctor James Black
ana joan i'e'htIon, bled since the ca use was rensyrd to
ms court, rrplicaions thereto and exhibits, was argued bv
cu"ns.i: On consideration whereof. the court is of opinion
iaat the plaktIds AShess Fuwlds, jane Johnston and Eli
laocnl Miller, are each entitled TO one equal seventh part
"i the reSiduary estate mentioned in the resiGuary CLAUSE
OF The last VIII and testament Of William Gait, dcrca scd;
and that the defendants Jane Black, (wie of the said
poctor James BlacS.) Mary Allan, Jane Walsh, and the
said Doctor James Black as trustee for William Drnnis,on.
wife OF John Denmiston, are also each entitled 10 one eDyaI
seventh part o! the said %residuary estate; and therefor. tbp
court uoh adJudge, order and decree, that the dg fendau MS
John Allan and William Gait, executors Of the said last
VIII d'n testament, pay one equal se.enth part Of the said
TcslduHry estate 10 the said Agness Fowls, another 10 the
shii Jane Johnston, another 10 the said Elizabeth Miller.
another 10 the said Doctor James Black and ia ne his wife.
IN r'gHt ol the SAID Jane, another To tie said Mary Allan.
another 10 tho said Doctor James Black as trustee for ,ba
sa'a William DenniSton, wife of the said John Denpisrcn;
to ascertain; the amount Of which Equal pxrts. the executors
are directed TO reuder an account of th,sir nd,sin;s.-,fcn
- '1 estate Of thr S.it Hi!iiaIn Gci.. deceased. hot,,e o,e
o. the commissioners of this CO at. vi.o is osdcrcd ., ,ate
ana report the S1i4 account IL the court: ami as 10 the oue
sNVIhth part OF the SAIL :csiduarv estate devised to IN, sa d
zane -" aiSh, the sal" executors of the sal William Cali.
deceased, are directed to hold the same uoliI the c-t,,c
Gtdcr Of the court.
a Copy, Iesrc, r. JEFFRIgs, Ok.
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pIRGLNTA-To v IT.

pIRGLbL4-To FRA,
AT n superior court of chsncery, holden at SlatntpU, on
Saturday, the 4,h day of August, 1897;
between
Alexander Stuart, pr.
ani
WiIlam Duval, exor OF William Price, deed, Lucy Price,
widow of said William, and w lillian Price, john Price,
James Price, Samuel Price. and Ann Price, heir of 81 id
William Price, decd, aud Samuel Clarke, snrvivir.
trustee OF Sampson Matthews, deed, DAs.
On tine motion Of the plaintiff by his counsel. i, isorderea
that William O.. Pendletou be appointed a Commissioner
to take an account of the administration of the defcndan ut
NNt!lIa'' puval, ana of the assets, real aud PERSONAL, Of
ilisSn Price, dec; also to ascertain the comparative
value oil the back lot in the proceedings me iioned, accord
ing To the contract entered into between the vatiieS md
mat nc report tho same TO this court, together with any
matter specially thoSsht pertinent by himself, or required
by the parties TO be so stated; and The said Commissioner
is authorised to proceed in the absence of either patty, who
having reasonable notice OF his primary appointment or
Adjournment, shall! fail to attend hisl.
A Copy. Tes,e,
WILLIAM S. ESKRIDGE, C. C.. c.
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2p@GtGge
THE BUTTERFLY'S BIRTHDAY.

IS ANb0tSh, ESS
Tue sha'cs of night were scarcely fed;
i-ie air was mild, the winds were still;
Ana Slow the sianting sun-beams sptead
Ger wood aud lawn, DER heath and hill.
ffom feccy clouds of pearly hue
Had droPp'd Il shor, but balmy showe.
Ina, hung, like gems of morning dew,
TN every tree and every flower.
AUNi from the Blackbird's mellow throat
Was pour'd so loud and long a swell,
As echoed with responsive note
From mountain side, and shadowy dell.
When, bursting forth ts life and light,
Tho offspring of enTspturd May,
T.he Butterfly, Ola prDinnS bright,
Laumcbd in full splcndour Oh the Ta~.
Unconscious OF Il mothers care,
No infant wretchedness she anew;
But, rs she felt the vermal air,
AZ once TO full perfection grew.
Hcr slender form, ethereal, light.
Her vclvet-,cXtur'd wings unfold:
With all :he rainbOw's colours bright
And dropt with spots of burnish'd gold.
Trembling with joy, awhile she s,oadh
Aud felt the suns cnlivcuing ray;
INank from the skies the vital food,
And wcnder'd al her p,umage CAV;
Ana balanced oft her broider'd wings,
Through fields of air prepaid to sai';
Ihciiion her vent'rOus journey springs
And floats along the risVg gale.
ia, child of Pleasure, range the feds,
Taste OF all the joys that Spring can give.
Fhrtake what nounteous Summer yields,
Aud live, while yet I is thine to live.
Go, sip the roses fragrant dew,
The llIy's honey'd cup explore.
From flower to flower tie search ,enr.v,
And rifle all the woodbiuc's siorei
And let me ira 20 thy vagrart Eight,
Thy moments too Of short rrpnSp,
And mark thee then with fresh delight
Thy golden pimionS ope and close.
Nu, hark' Wills thus I musfus stand,
Poirs OIL the gale an airy note;
And, bleathing i6Om n vieMiesS hani,.
Son sihrery tones around me float,
They ceasc--bu, still a voice Inear,
a Whispered voice of hope and 10Y,
Tiny hour of rest approaches near,
Prepare thee, mortal thou must diH.
Yet start not; -u OF thy closing eyes
Another day shall still unfold.
a sun of mildcr radiance rise,
AhappieI age of joys untold.
G.hsll the poor worm that shocks thy signs
The humblest form in Natures train,
iinis rise in newborn lustrc bright,
And yet the emblem teach in vain
All. where were once her golden sycs,
Her giittering wings OF purple prids::
CpnccaEd beneath a rude disguise,
a shaprless mass to earth allied.
Like thec the hap'ess reptile liy'a,
Like thee he TOLD, like thee ne spun,
Ike thine his closing hour arriv'd,
His iabCufS ceasd, bis web was done,
And shalt thou, Numbered with the dead,
No happier state OF being know
aud shall no future morrow shed
On thee a beam Of brighter GEo.:
is his the bound of PowevDivinc,
10 animate an insect frame?
Or shall not He who moulded thine,
Wake at has viii the vital fame:
~iin. MORTAL in thy reptile state,
Enough 10 know 70 thee is gircu;
Go, and the joyful truth relate,
Frail Child Of Earth! high Heir OF Heaven.'
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~ - - w ~ - ilNbNN- I Il
2 wide and 5 a. G long.
All the above Stones viii be hammered in the Yard,
and must he inbtnCis from 3 10 . feet long conturma-
BILE 10 the plans aud patterns.
Tie rGrnaiHig 1000 cubic yards of masonry will
consist Of gOaG ubble backing, in courses Gt about 10
inches thickness and of suitable lengths and width. All
the sirnension soaes above designated will be got cut
to patterns, ant be paid for hy the cutie yard as they
will measure when hammered and ready for laying;
and all the rubth backing 20 be paid for by the cubic
yard as It shall measure when laid, and the proposals
must be made accordingly. lfone contractor agrees 10
furnish both the dimension and the rubble stones, then
the whole masonry including the hammered and rubble
work will be paid for By the cubic yard as it shall be
measured when laid.
AL the said stLnes to be delivered on such wharf or
Tharves, or other landing places, in or near The United
States Navy Yard, as The Engineer or other SApeIin-
tendant Of the works OF the Dry Dock shall direct. The
delivery Of the dimension stones 20 be commenced on
or before the lst day Of April, 1920, and continued as
they shall be required, until the whole are delivered.
The Is 1000 yards for rubble work 10 be delivered as
they shall he wan!ed.
Proposals for Tho above si0nne, accompanied By the
uames OF tie proposed haudss,cn, sealed M. will BE re
csiyed at the Dock Dace, Gospo-, Navy E.-d, on or
before the :, day Of May next. Those wishing TO OF
fer proro,ais may see the plans ami obtain further in
formation by calling at this Office, or oa MIR. Paris, at
the Dock Office, Charlestown Navy Yard.
/" BALDWIN, E>fsine0a
Navy Yard, Gosport, Va.
Feb. 90, 1898. Ih-w7t
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LEATHER.

H'oh SAFE al the old stand of Il. TATE 4 Co. oDpo-
u site tho BeH Tdrern, a complete assortment of Lea
,ter, consisting OF Sde, Harness, ~Skirtine, Bride, Upper,
cog SH'HS' &C. &c. Nc. which will be disposed of on !ibe-
RAJ terms, a l am anxious TO wind mp the affairs of the
late firm of Il. Tate n Co. JOSEPH TATE,
Narrh o--w2t Surviving partner.
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ED. CHRISTIAN, c. &:
CoNs1Issrorrn AsDERgor's orr-cp,

NN"-%ISoTU"IN tNDLRsUN S OFf-CE,
~ iNGHS5tsrg, ED February, 1928.
| have appointed tie twenty third day of April next, 10
execute the foregoing order of cosrt-on which dav nv min.
o clock, A. NJ. the parties concerned are required to attend
at my Office witt, their books, papers and testimony. with
copies OF the court papers; aHd with this OF iginaI Grda..
no. ANDERSON, Conr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-12

-" parties concerned may take nslice, MAT I have
"ph"'"ie.i the 24th day Of April next, mr commencing The
t%rc"''on OF the above order, on winch dav al 10 O'Clock.
a VI. ihey are requested TO attend at my office.
Wh. NJ T.
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UnEud States Court. Fl?h Circuit, and Eastern
DistriN q Itrsaia, Norember 3Oth. 1927.

john Miller and Elizabeth his wife, Pts.
against
John Allan and William Cali, executors Of William
Gait, deceased, James Gait, Mary Allan, Jase
Walsh, an infant by John Walsh, her guardian. /
specially assigned to defend this SAT, Doctor James
Slack and Jane his wife. in right of the said Jane,
John Dcnniston and William his WIFE, and tho said
Doctor james Black aS trustee for the sa id Mrs.
William Dcnnjston, DTS.
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Mississippi Lands for Sale

a iLANfATION situated about fifteen miles =.
siPpi, consisting OF
one Thousand aid Eighty .4rpcats;
SAID plantation has a front OF 12 Arpents on the river &
IS adjoining the principal landing Of The settlement,
one hu.dred or more acSes of cleared IsndN 90
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Coton Gin,
Mil, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins, &c. (easily repaired. -
The tales TO the above lands are iudispatablc, and a
warranty deed will be given if required.
hLso-8ne Thousand .4r0enis;
situated on ThomPson's Greek IN the parish of Fejici.
ana, one and a half miles from the river Niss;ss;oni CO.
ven miles from The town of st. Francisville. Part of
ms ltaci consists OF low bottoms, p~obably 200 acres:
On SAID tract there are about fifty acres, cleared some
years since, but grown up. Either The whole or one Lali
OF Tins tact will be sold at the option of fae purchaser,
TOT iuFAer particulars apply TO this office or l.
New-Oricans, Oct. o. fr
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OAK BARK.

s NaSH will be given for 400 cords Of OGt Bark, deli
~ vefed III good order at the VngiHi0 TanneTp, juo
above the Armory, uy JOHN POE s. BROTHERS,
March 6-w2t Successors OF T.. Tate & Co.
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- GOdcCO ana COJIOl Planters,
g. r. GWATHNEY viii sell on commission
tGoacoo aud Cotton. for those Planters who
"irtaou3, Oc,. 81, lar. %,
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T1RGI.NI4:

AT rules Held ia the clerks Office Of the co,n,y cow, -
6ucS'ngham' on MOniay, the seventh day of January.
7no'e" Hart aad James Nir1mo, late merchants and0 =.
partners, tradjsg nnler the firm Of fsr, {" ~. :.
against Z
Andrew Stanton, ETHses swccuy, William Pat,eson. :
William Gray and Fcr.ns Ferguson, DnS :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-12

The deien5an's, William Cray and fergus Ferrus,p.
"ot having entered their appearance and given seC,,rj,v
"'Vo'"Ihs 10 tc act Of assembly and the rules of This
cour', ana 1t appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the couI,
tnat they are not inhabitants of this State; If IS ordered
l'at me sal1 Cray and Ferguson do appear here ON tho
mrs. nay 81 May term NEXT aud answer the bill Of the
pialn,hs; aud tina, a copy or this order be forthwith in
seIte" ~ some newspaper published in the city If Rich
noha' 10Y two nohHis successfully, and posted a, the
trout door OF the courthouse Of this county.
a Copy. Tcstc,
ROLFE ELDWDGE, II. D.. e.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-11-14
.july9
Dr. Nusn'S

.4nti- Dyspeptie or So"r nlom"" " n is most
n invalIablc comedy tor md'S-e.D" n..es ,,
n complicated forms OF the variety osasInh
which the human system is subject Few ~
BORN. none NOR, distressing or de'truo"Nt ~
st;t,ti,n than .ndiS e,tIon OF Sour stomach ~
80 nrs,,;Isto , g,sat extent, and has SO senetsiy odi
a. ~. TN of the faculty. that a remedy ea'V OF ao
m;,strat;on Is truly a desideratum IN every pAe !"
roth of this statement is confirmed by ting eNpe'Enee
os tho Islands who have suffered under II, ""o ats
h,y;ng used many rem edics TO no purpose, are no"
ohl,1ed to have recourse to shch painatNes 'e". m" ~
chance 70 find most conducive to their coh"o't' y
;,a;,.,t,on ia meant loss ol appetite and great weaShe'S'
=, ILL of the legs. aud a wasting OF the "hoIesys-
,sn Heartburn. Or an uneAsy sensation ot neat aoou.
m. Dit OF the stomach. whicH Is sometimes at'cn"eu
with nausea or sickness of tie stomach ana 'o","'hS'
helchipg up OF water which IS generally sour P-'e"es'
OF the copntenance, coshHeness, ianSnoi' g'uu"eS''
Ioyness of spirits, disturbed sleep, PaiPitatlon oil the
heart, tatulenee, &c.
rn.-.symotoms vary in different persons. some eX-
..r;.neips more of them, and some less each IN the
arlsr and degree OF his own particular case 'nese
pills ac. as a powerful tonic neutralIze the acid upon
n. stomach. give ST. en- tn to the debihtateu organs Oh
DIGESTION, restore the appetite, remove hauseaa al the
stomach, and ultimately recover the heaHh Of 'oePa-
t;ent rhev do not contain mercury IN any form. nor
IT, s;rEenthe stomach as most medicines
a. h,t pergorm the Office of ssafe and mild phrgat;Se
I'D are not Surpassed by any medicine. ihey sIe.
,h.r-tore partieu,arlyc calculated OF family use
rhe inventor of these Pills Was oneof the mostemi,
,snt practitioners OF medicine IN the United states ana
- them successfully in his practice tor ten Years.
-, rot nm as a nostrum to delndethe c edu-
-, .r. rscommended on the basis OF truth and
N~...,.s In order thatthey nav hecomeeNtensiNe
sNpsE,I nd within the reach of all. they are offered
y,,theIow price CT SO cents per box Sold by
""s E -TABLER y SON,
julys