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v aHE duties of Mrs. RANDoLPH's s,....
- al L.nehbatg for young ladies, ~ III h.
snmed on The Isl day oil Gel. neat. ill., To- :
as before, viz. 'fhs
Fora session of Ten months, ending q. :,
3lst July, 1899. =" The
Board Sl0o- washing 800, CT
Tuition 10 all the English branches 80
French ~
Spanish ~
Drawing .
Music Department, under the care of ID
Miss Lewis
Boarders will be charged for the use of IL.
Piano Sc per session. ae
Day scholars will be charged the ssme f..
tuition, and two dollars per session for fn ~
A deduction will be made for small pi,i .ae''
Board and tuition, payable one hall a, =.
trance, the balance at the expiration of s ta'
months. y i've
Each young lady willnrovide her own had
bedding and towels, and clothes bas ~.
book bag all distinctly marked. a"a
Aug. Ii ,.,
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oilcE.-By virtue ola deed of trust, ex-
~ ecated TO the subscli ber and John Pom.
dexter, by John r. North and Mary Ann his
wife. de,ed the 10Th of August, 1928, and duly
recorded in the Clerks office of the county cour,
Of Bedford, in order to secure sundrv debts
therein specified, tshall, on the 3lst of October
next, ut fair, 'fnot, the next fair day hereafter
ouhaays excepted proceed to sell, on the pre-
SEES, 10Y acres ofland, in the county of Bedford
on the south end of the Nobusiness Mountain
ADJOINING the lands of Joshua Hully and David
North dec, aud others. One halfof the purchase
money cash. aud the balance , months, by the
purchaser giving bond with approved security,
The property is valuable, and has ON il a snug
little framed dwelling house, with stone chin,
neys, and other necessary improvements. and
some good tobacco land The tide IS undonbt.
ed, but acting as trustee, l shah only convey
such title as IS vested in me bp said deed. which
Is in my hands for inspection.
BENZ. N. ROBINSON. acting trustee.
| 9ep'' 40 tdsl3
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May I
$40 Reward.

nUNAWAY from the subscriber, on the
HI 29lb oil January insl, "A young negro
itllow by the name of GREGORY, of low
stature, little inclined 10 be bow legged
sloops forward when walking, with large
white ewes, and small scar near his right
eye, occasoned by burn when child, is
much addicted to laughing and very apt to
smile when spoken TO by any person, If in an
Ill hnmor looks very grum. lie was seen the
second day after his departure in company
with waggoner, near Holliganstord on
Goose Creek, making way towards Lysch.
burg, (and from this circumstance | suspect
be has been furnished with free pass, or
ciandestinely conveyed of therefore eau
ion all persons against harboring, employing,
or trading forsaid negro. The above reward
u $40 will be given Tor the delivery OF the
said named slave 10 me IN Bedford county,
hear Anthony ford, Stanton River
ABNER ANTHONY.
Sept. %. tmlS
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n WILL sell from 300to 500 acres of unc,..
- ed land, lying in Bedford county. ,b,..
quarters OF a mile from New London Acade,.'.
and thirteen from I.ynchbnrg. II is well sdan.
ed to the culture OF Tobacco aud the diflerarn,
Kind oil gram usually cultivated in the neiqbho,
hood Is well watered, aud lies better than An.
tract OF ITS size in this part ofthe country. II |,
SO situated as TO be entirely exempted from i,
mage by heavy rains or high water The term,
WI, De very accommodating say one, lw,,
anu a. thfee years, upon small payment in hand
Enquire ofthe subscriber, one mile aud NV,
south Of New London. ALEX. AUSrIN9 s
Jan. II. tsoe
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Valuable property tor sae, at Char.
L0tte Court Hnnse.

shall offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, on
- the first Monday in November next, (being
court day. my property, at this place, consist.
ing OF newly finished two story dwelling house.
a shop which occupy as a Tailor, ice house,
smoke house, kitchen. stable, and goot gar
den, well enclosed, and all in good repair The
lot contains about three acres, and lies within
one hundred yards of two Taverns, four Stores,
and the Court House. The situation is pleas
ant and convenient TO a man of my profession,
a lawyer or physician. To tailor who wishes to
settle himself comfortably, this is desirable pro-
perry, as il is believed to he as good stand for
that business, IL not the best that can be selected
in the upper country. Those disposed TO pur-
chase would do well to call and examine the pre-.
misses before the day of sale.
Terms made known on the day ofsale.
ROBERT S. ANDREWS.
Sept,S. tbs,
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EILiIBLE WORK.

ME " POCKET FARRIER," or Gentle
n mans Guide, in the management OF
Horses, under various diseases, with an ex
PLANTATION OF the symptoms. attending tho dit
terent disorders, and the shortest, pla,nest,
and most humane methods OF curing them, di
rections torjudging of the horses age, aud
useful observations on the breeding, raising
and training oil colts.-iints to purchasers,
and general directions for using horse on a
journey, with useful rules, for riding with sa fe.
". graceiulness, &c. and directions 10 per.
tom the necessary surgical operations Re.
ceipt for geiding, on a new aud improved
plan, and Tor securing horses from the dan
gers arising from Bots, Truncheons. &c. ia
which is added The Horses Skeleton. taken
from that OF the Academy of Sciences at. Pa
ris.
The above work has been complied and
written by James Ware, of Amherst county
and good judges who have seen il pronounce
il superior to the works on Farriery now in
general use. The above work Just received
and for sale by c. A. WIrHERS.
Aug.7. 1857
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~ILL be sold. AT public auction. without
w reserve, on Monday, 18th Oct. at9 o.
clock precisely, the entire stock of goods on
hand, 10 close the Store of Andrews g. Brothers,
OF this town.
This stock of Goods consists of variety ofar-
licies well worthy the attention of citizens and
planters' Among tho assortment are Woollens,
Gentlemens and Ladies' Cloaks, Great Goats,
flannels, Casmeres, &c. sc. with a number Of
other articles in the fancy line. Also, Fur Hats,
Shoes, Hardware, &c. Terms on day of sale.
ANDREWS & BROTHERS.
Sale 10 be conducted by John r. ID. Payne,
Auctioneer.
N. b. All persons indebted TO the firm will
please come forward aud make settlement, and
should there be any unsettled accounts aga.a 4
either OF The firm, present them IA soon as possi-
BILE, as we shall leave town ia fe. days.
A. a. y.
Oct. 9. alt
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AND FOR SALL.--Ihe Subscrlber viii
IA sell, on Friday oath init by way ofpob.
lie auction, 1877 acres Of Land. Terms, one
lhpd cash, the laiance on credit of z and 4
years. Tbs land lies IN Amherst, Immediately
on The read leading from Lynchburg to Amhers,
courthouse, about . OF miles from Lynch.
hafg, aud IS wiih the exception of about 80 a.
ctes' IN woods, and is bounded by the lands OF
Boiler Ctark, James Boiling and Rober, Ridg.
way. 1he sale viii take place on the premises
PLEASANT DAWSON.
yet idsl6
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Weekly Supplies of beautiful
FANCY GOODS.

Superb GAUGE and Melpomeme Scarfs
Do do Arcadian Hdkfs.
Blk. and blk. watered Silks
Beautiful blk. Florence and Italian 5illa
Superior assortment OF orked Swiss alnslin.
Calicoes OF every denomination, ard some
OF rare and entirely new patterns
Bobbinett Laces, al bali their former prices
few fashionable watered & buff Gingbam,
Belt Ribbons, direct from Paris
Pongees for Ladies dresses
II great bargains form an inducemen, n
purchasers, we will assure them, every effor
will be made h. that effect.
MKEE, ROBINSON & co.
June Q.
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NorlCE.-WiI be sold, 10 the highest
" bidder, at the late residence of Mitchell
Ewing, deed. in the county of Bedford, near
the Peaks Of Otter, on Thursday the 30th
day OF Oct. next, aud will continue from day
to day until completed, eighteen Negroes,
consisting OF men, women, boys and girls.
Also, all the stock of Horses. Cattle, Hogs &
Sheep, one Wagon and Gear, all the planta-
ton utensils, aud perhaps SOME Grain, Hay
and Fodder, together with the household and
kitchen furniture. This properly is very va
| liable and deserves attention credit an.
I'll the LIST day OF Jan. $780, will be given
for all sums over S6 by the purchasers giving
bond with responsible security, for all sums of
Eve dollars and under, cash will he required,
All those ind ed 70 the said estate will make
payment on or before the day of sale, as in
diligence cannot We given.
THOS. DAVIS, hdmr.
of Mitchell Ewing, decd
NIB. There will also be sold, on The 18th
of Oct. before the franklin Hotel, in Lynch.
burg, Eve shares of Lynchbarg and Salem
Turnpike Stock, belonging to said NJ Ewng's
Estate. I. ID.
Sept. %. wtdsl4
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NUfiCf..--I stail bs BDseutirom Lynch
~ burg som. time. Those indebted TO me
vii please make pay ment TO Lancaster and
Marsh, or Edwnrd Lynch. Who arc authori
sed 10 grant scquiltal.
kA1HI. WINSTON.
Sept. %. yemi3
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q ~ virtue OF deed OF trust, executed 10
~ The suhseribefsfby Col. David Jones d.
n,s wife, bearing date April lhfh, 1926. and
recorded IN The clerks office al Camnhell
county, toI purposes therein mentioned. we
shall proceed, on Thursday The Cd dny of
October next, II lair, II not, the Mex fair da,
SUNDAY excepled, NJ the residence otthe said
Jones, 10 sell, 10 The highest bidder. NJ nnblie
auction, Tor ready money, the irac, of had in
the deed mentioned, and on which the se;d
Jones reeides, containing $50 acres. more or
loss, or 80 mn h thereof as. vii be snfficien,
10 nay the debts now due and secured bv The
said deed aud costs attending The same This
land Is situated IN The lower end Of the coun.
~, ~ n desirable neighborhood, II miles
Northwest from the court house, ard 20 miles
from Lynohburg II lies well and is well i'm
proved. The buildings consist of n GOOD
dwelling house, kitchen, smoke house. ice
house, &c, With all other necessary out nous.
es Also. good apple orchard OF well Sc.
ieeted fruit. The greater proportion OF this
land IS now in woods and good tobacco land
the greater proportion of the plantation is
fresh land and IN good repair.--We deem il
unnecessary To give further descri1 ion OF
The land, supposing no person will purchase
without viewing the land Acting as trustees.
we shall conyep only suc. title as is vested
IN us JOHN HOBSoN,
WIN ROBINSON.
The above sale is postponed until the Goth
OF Nov. next, at which time il will certainly
take place. jill.
w X.
The above sale will take place with nv en-.
lire consent. DAVID JONES.
u The Editors of the Richmond Whe
VIII insert the above advertisement in Their
paper unth the day Of sale. and forward their
account 10 this office for collection
lrI o Ii
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<HAA GIGS ground wtile Lead, ssris
~VV Gus qualities
81 do do Spanish Brown
40 gallons Linsesd Oil
2oe do Spirits Inrpeniiue
BIO do Lamp OIL lsuperiof)
300 lbs dry spasisn Brown
90 do do white Lead lEnelishj
6oD do do veniiiBn Red
300 do de- Yellow Oker
400 do Red Lead, superior
900 PANT Brushes, assorted
90 Boses Window Glass, by 10 l. 10 by II
very good
1900 do Puny, very superior
Together With large quantities Of
Superior Chrom Yellow
Prasi ap Blue No. !.
cbrom green, IA new psinn
Engish Tefre de Schema
Chinese termilion
Orange Lead
Sugar Lead =
Eaglish Vermilion
Turkey TIMBER
Lytharidge. &c. &c.
For sale, Wholesale aud retail, at The very
lowest prices, by
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office.
July IL.
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Oct 6

a uST RECEIVED by Thomas j. DusaI,
% asuppiy OF Linseed Oil Spts. Iurpentine,
White Lead, superior Salad Oil, 1iaccaba
onnu loose aud in bottles and a plumber OF o.
her articles IN his line. which he will sell at the
10" est cashpsees. Mayl
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NEW BOOKS.

rUyEE subscriber hos aga,n ths pleasure Of an
ag1nt6ig TO has friends aud The pubic IN
general, the arrieat ot!he Joltouiag Nev Books,
rfe:
Herbert Lazy, a noreltyfae aulhoroF CRANKY
IN 2 u0ts.
Confes,iono an oil Maid, a norslin . tet,
The Htmours of Eatopi0 tale Of colonial
times, by an Euiopiaa. in rofs.
sayings and Doiugs, or Sketches from W
.sJsirdseies, IN reis.
Lord BysoB aud souse ofhis contemporaries,
trfh recstieetions Of The a,sti.os TIE, aud ef has
1isitfo Italy BY Leigh Hunt, an rot.
The 0'Byions a,uiHe O'Fiahertys,a national
.faiety Lazy Morgan. an ;ofs.
The atore together NTH many ether New
Books, 5ayeJn d been receired and are aop feF
sale at the cheap Book and Stationary Slore@
CHAs. 4. WfTHERS.
- "A raysesS Of eoisured 10y booksJor ch'f-
arra.
NM Is.
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o1lCE.-Al persons indebted 10 the con
~ Germ OF 5. u NJ Alien IL Co. Lynchbprp
arr requested TO call and make Immediate se,.
Element, As no longer indulgence can he given.
S.& NJ. ALLEN Il GO,
Norfolk, Oct. % ,sl7
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n AND FOR SALE.--By virtue of the las,
"a W i'll and Testament of Arch'd Boiling
Sen. dec. shall proceed TO sell, on the premi,
SEES, at public auction. on Monday The 9Th Of Oct
next, itfaIr, otherwise The next fair day, a Ger.
tam tract OF land lying IN the lower end OF the
county OF Campbell and adjoining the lands oil
Richmond Slatham, David Robertson. Rober,
Franklin, Joel Mckinney, YIN. Fufbush and
Henry ChisIlan, containing by aiaie survey 66n
acres. II has on II comfortable dwelling house
good barn, and other cut houses, for he seell.
rns OF crops, aud the accommodation of ne.
gfoes. It's well adapted to the cultivation OF
corn, wheat aud tobacco, and is supposed 10 be
about one hall in wood,
Terms /: A credit OF |, 2 and years, will
be- gwen The purchaser. upon his executing
bonds with approved security, and deed oil
trust on the property to secure the payments.
fefsons wishing TO view the premises, are
'eqnes' ed TO call upon VIM. Duiguid, resi-
ding near II, who will shew them the same.
BLAIR BOILING Adm'or.
With the Will annexed, OF Arch Boiling. Sr. dee.
Sept. l. w,ds6
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N0IICE.--l wish to sell my farm, Two and =
~ half miles from Lynchburg. The tract
contains about three hundred and twenty five
acres, with hundred acres IN woods, very bea-
slly ilmbered. II adjoins the lands vi DIR. John
Cabell Mrs. ANA Scott, David Oelesby and 9th
ers. A considerable part OF The open land IS
fresh, having been cut In the yea1s 1924, '25,
and 20, aud IS in good order for the production
of Indian corn aud all descriptions of small
grain. The land would suit professional gem
ueman, or any one engaged in rade, as IT lays
SO near town as to enable nun TO attend " his
business, and would at the same time afford a
great plenty Of grain for tue consumption of a
family, with fire wood convenient to the house,
aud also TO haul to town II desired. Any person
wishing to purchase the land Tan ascertain the
terms, 10y applying TO the subscriber AT his resi-
deuce, eight miles south of Campbell court house,
OF TO Nh. David OgieSby living near the land
a. ). HENRY.
August Ii tsI
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Valuable property FOR Sale.

HE subscriber beng u,sifous 10 retire,
- aud live a private life, will sell, nj pr.
yate sale, his Roekymonni possessions, NJ
kranklin Cont House The properly CON
sIsis OF all The buildings that he now occupies
and keeps, as house OF public entertain
ment, and has done fof number OF years. In
addition 10 ihe houses used a. a tavern, there
Is store house with counting room, lum
ber room and a spscions cellar: there is nj
this time and has been Tor many years a store
Kept in IL together With the buildings on
which they stand, is about eight ncres OF land,
about sir acres of which are in clover lots,
Which produce most luAnfiant crops. The
houses 1sed as tavern, The store house iami
ly house, ont houses, garden, stables. and clio.
Yer lots, form complete hollow square a.
round The court house, clerks office and
Jail making the property the more valuable
The purchaser could be accommodated with
a number OF beds and other lurnllure, suisa.
BILE for the use Of the tavern.
Also, lot OF about Two acres ofland, with
o very comfortable house on il, within two
hundred yards of The Cont House This
consider To be one of the most desirable sitn-
aiinns for professional character in my
knowing.
The terms of The sale will he made accom-
modaling. and possession given in December
or January next. EDMUND TATE.
Aug. 26. lstN4
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NOR RENT. the three story brick Tenemen,
Il a, presen, occupied by Mr. benjamin. r.
Hunt, Opposite the Office ofthe yiremian !; il h..
a.good Store counting room and cellar, and he
upper part well calculated for family. For
terms apply TO Peer Dudley.
cELlNE d ELOUlSATAIT
Sept. Is. t.li
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PICKLfNG MATERIALS.

Nnlmegs fnrmerlc
Mace Cochineal
Cloves Black aud white Mus.
Black aud Long Pep. lard seed,
per Ginger
Cinnamon Allspice.
Just received by THOS. J. DuVAL.
IL lie has also lately received an add.
tional supply oil Drugs, Medicines, Paints
Oils, Dye otuhs. Brushes, Perlumery, &c
witch makes his assortment eqial to any ey-
or o6ared in this place.
THoS. J. DUvAL.
Aug, II.
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Lynchl,urg Mills.

VIE subscriber has rented his old s.,,., :,
II LyDehburg Mills, and is nov ~ Il
iof The reception OF " HEAT, Tor which s pare
give the hishea cash price. Us WI
tie also wants 100000 SLAVES II,
barrels. and e, 700 HOOP POLLS. 10 be =. no.
cred al The AlIll. HOW son S. Wu,1as1a
June 70
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NEW BOOKS.


e<9r--s4
PIE -ubsef,btr ha, Jea receirsd d'reef IRON
Philadelphia The ioiio#rag Beots ana sia
s,onary, uhicA NTH ma siock on haHd fehae6
his assortment ueIg hompieh. ris:
6th ral. tIe.ryis E4psniign Of The Old and at'i
Tf.,1mtnt Competent fadge' hare pronounced
4,yry. commentary 10 b. he best nork of IN,
lind saihe fnglsh language, and iht mfesdH.
sai srefttiion ojfhe 1merieaa edition 10 aitoned
10 b. iatersr 10 no commentary published IN hi,'
cosnf1g"
D,eirhfs Theological Htrki. IA ,ei'.
Bucks theological Dictionary
TIE Lady efaae Manor, IN o fos, eyihr'
Sherwood
~, P.igrim's Progrtn. by Jao Buagovs, Epis
CANADIAN. Prtsbsitysdn. Bapiisi aud Methodisi
rdisehlsgIs.
ssadag school Spelling Doefs aud fr,mers.
Carey aud Leas superior Qnafto Bible, The
4biaI. biidia a. aud engndriags " rhtfh arc sn.
per,or 10 anpeter alfred for ale m h'smarhd.
Common Prayer Books, uhieh eoniniH The Hep
,itltet,oa Of Hymns
p,o,s a.d Camp Meeting Songs
.Raies aud Regaiaionsfor the sword Lrereise
al repaf,U 10 apaifh Is added The Rules fof Drill
uad Ae eroiutions Of tie Light Cardirg, oy Roo.
eri Craig, teacher Of Military Iaeties.
piiags Hymns, scIseted aud ORIGINAL by An
d.rimatams IIfstpry Of The U sioi,s aud ene'..
zions; DO. Greefe and nome, nith qneaio's ana
Rev. Murrays Grammar. hey and Erereise
pies .4riihmetic, Murray Eaghsh Reader and
Introduction, 4dam's Norses and Wihets Gtog-
-hphy. -
Nsu Yoyt Reader, No l. 2 and3
Hagnosiroehts aud Lepisdes french Gram
Apars.
Perrin's Diaiogutf aud Fables.
The Southern aud Uesiern Songaer, nen tdi-
sson.
trims caieehism,. Of .3strono,ny, Boiany,
pyaofiraf Chemistry, yeuih .intigndtiea, Greeia'l
DUO. Ron,an ditto. Mythology. Classical B'ogra.
nm. Uairersal Iiisiory, Gfeeisa History, Roman
H,aory and English History. byron suorks. Tom
Jones, Don Quirott, Canpbeits POEMS The
pieaalres oTT,ieudship BY DR.. Mtihnry, Maf-
rav's, Hetder's and D,tporths Sptiirg Books.
Ito. flirting and Letter Payer. States and
.siaie Pencils, large aud mail sank Books,
Baokgnmmon BoIes Of rdrioie mas chesmtn,
Paste Bonrds, Conversation Cards, IisiilnE Cards
Playing Cards, Pocket books Of superior qudii-
~, At &c. Persons mishDlg 10 pgehdcf angef
III aboes articles, uH do nell 10 edi and elapi-
iqs for htmstires before hey punthasf. as Lam
Yetermia-d hat my price, shaft .teo mn The
'iaes. 4. 4, UfIHEho'
sduf II.
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August Ii

DULMEL.-a Specific remedy, safe
Il mild and efficient To cure and prevent
consumption, bull nothing else, Just received by
THOMAS J. DUVAL.
Ma
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lpurposss.iogether vi Wheat Fan Wheels, 4
Wallowers. Also Tsvsrn Bells oil any size, 4.
Brass or composition Casting ol any descrip-
lion wanted, done nj The shortest notice. Al
so Screws and Brass Boxes OF any size for To-
bacco or other purposes, furnished. Together
With a variety of Copper aud lin Ware
Stoves, &c. Sold on the lowest terms posi-
bile. " BuRD.
Sept. Is MSwlo
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ORTIZ AMERICAN REVlEW-No. 60.
" Just received and Tor delivery nj the
BOOK and Stationary OF A. r. NORTH.
Aug 1.
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Oefo
ALBkIGHT'S
COZ WA IAN HXNUP.

HNIiiS Medicine, for the short timeit has
il been before the Pebble, has p royed itself
superior 10 fanaceas and other remedies, 10
suchn degree MS To give coitNdenceto The Pro-
pfleior, that its efficacy alune will support It's
distinguished merits II the most useful spring
and antumn Alternative ever vet discovered Il
Is perfectly innocent, that no evil effect need
he appsehendrd from IL, whena applied agfeeabiy
10 the directions. |, may be given, without any
apprehension, To- the most tender infant, OF fee
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP will relieve and
eventual, remove tho following diseases: Ne,
cro,is, Cnr'ts, Tor alterations oil the bones, }
Kings Evil OF Sci ofuIa, Rheumatic affections OF
the head, and system generally Syphilis, Mer-
cuia aud all complaints oliglnaiingin the I'M
proper use oil Mercury; Ulcers OF the mouth Il
throat White swelling cancerons, and invetc-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears; dise0s
e. ofthe Skim Liver complaints Jaundce, In
digestion. and Debility
As a general depuratiye article, or purifier
of the blood, this medicine possesses invaluable
powers. Il improves the appetite, and kas the
cmark able quality Of depriving the skin of tina,
yellow bilious tint, which is so common IN bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above emu
meraied, II is also recommended as a remedy for
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore head
under which chlldlensuhef the most eNCrhCiattng
torments Tor years,
Each bottle ofthc genuine Medicine has a LAB
el. representing the Eagle and the Hydra. with
my signature.
IL PRor 80 PER Bottle AND $50 DOE
En. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. 1903, Arch ST el, near Third, Phils.
Oct %.
The subscriber has just received n large guam
tity of,hc Columbian Syrup; and is the a
gent for this section of country.
WALTER IL. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Post Office,
Oct o.