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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-24
JAQUELIN p. TAYLOR

Is now receiving from London, Liverpool Neyy
n York and PhiIadcphia the most extensive and
best assorted supply Of English, French, India, and
American GOO DS he has ever ouencd. rver. ,,icIo
OF which, he ~ willing SELL NJ lower prices than
heretofore. IN addition TO his usual fall supply of
napt cottOns, blankets, haunels fcaruauoi,ts cl,ibs
cassiIncreS, caTpeiings, cambrIcs, musns, COTTON,
wOrsted and SILK hosiery. hats umbrellas Irish I;nnn
shoetings aud diapers, ozuabnrps. looking Dlassce
CANS, spades, pen knivcs and scissors Unpdhoro,s
No. Q, Prince mixture and Foot's genuine London
snuff,
He has American white, green and rcd flannel,
Steel, Oxford and Cadet mkt sattinets
Brown gnd GOLD mkt do vcry -,,,,.;,-
Crimson, scnrlct, blue and lemon embossed and
watcrcd morcCn
Blue aud full black Italian utcsfring, very bos,
Best quality assorted coourcd GfoJe Naoles all q,
India iayentine. marcoline, isandaise ond gorenceg
" mtc, black and crimson merinO sCars and bdJefs
Black, white and green bobbinet aud gapze wells
MandnHuo, Canton and Norwich grapes aud nal
ianeis "
Embossed, painted md plain fancy belts
bonnet, cap, love and Other ribbards
Iiain and very handsome figured Swiss rruslius
Idne Renting and linen cunbrc hdkfs
Chhdrcns, youths and mems fur and cloth cnrs
MeHno cloths, cIrcas-ians and bombazet
rra"uusonn assortment Of WOrsod and cUtton frinoo
1ius owe lInscys and paids for female sorvang
~heo NM very stout brown cottons
IL 80, . ana 81 brown aud bfoachcd shcoiiDps
Cunningham and Andcrson's siou, cottons. nj man
uiacturcr's prices ''''''
Together with other goods, A.. Of which no oGers
ehcr by retail or otherwise tie most reasonable
= Il,s. oct 8-2aw5t
HTOR SALE-A handsome Vomg sound SADDLE
- Hor.e he will also woTk In harness.-Euquire|
10 the Wing Office oct a1-3t
sSIIb ALTON HAkfED-By a Ic5,on possessing some
Experience IN business generally Tie emoumcui required
inenal objects Lnc sd6essei - o. AZ his ol6ce, p
~ "''p e-Si.@'- UIio-Jif
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John y. sAvAGE-DENTYsr,

v Il,
IN AS removed TO the middle tenement in the
II block of buildings east land next tol Mr. Itch
euors carriage inakrg shop--where he may be found
at all times unless othsTwise engaged. He prepar
neatest possible manner He will teeth from one
TO full sett on the most approved sn,--and where
the mont teeth are not too, much dccayed, he will
renew them IN such manner as to defy detection
under the strictest scrutiny even from Dentist.
lie flcS, plugs, cleans and extracts teeth with :
much case TO the patient, the nature of the
will admlt ot-Terms moderate. oct 2i-6t
.NtsO 1iap Of United States.
COLLINS & co. have Just received sufficient
~ supply OF IL Une,s new and improved Map Of
the United States, accompanied By memoir the
recent surveys, observations, and Internal improve
entS n The Uuited States with brief notices Of the
UcV counties, towns villages, cauaS, snd rail roads,
never brIosc GciiUcStcd
Subscribers who hive not yet received their copies,
san &c furnished on application.
.iiso for safe,
Maps q Asa, Africa, EGrope and Aurcri on soets
STATE ueapS - NlsElols, large and small scale
ALBANY BEER, CANDLES, sc.
.N9o iladisy for safe,
so S 5S5 Ss, naa 1;.! sSs nj, .,n.,
80 casks prime Cheese
500 bush, potatoes, &c.
, oct ES-5, DAVENPORT, ALLEN * co.
: PROFESSOR DEW.
/ NOR sale b JOHN X. NASH, few copies of
! II Professor Dew's Lectures on the Restrictive
System, delivered - the Senior Political Class of
W llam X Mary College. Price dollar.
BOARDING.
'i'HE SUBSCRIBER can accommodate or 10 gentle
| nlrn with good board ana lodging at the upper
''1>ctnGnt q the ncw buildings north side OF Mu'n
streI:, immediately above the Banks The situation
y pleasant AID US convenient the Capitol and oil
places Of business any other In the city. Terms
: rcIs0Jlabtc oct 5-eolf T. BANTER
= Also good accommodate. for HORSES.
FRENCH WINES
s1S Or pipes Marseilos Madeira
@ac 6 baskets Champagne
lOboXcs Froutignun
- do 1t. Julian and I.artte claltt
lIst received, for sale ny CHAS. PALMER.
! COTTON u. BACON, DC.
SIA Balls Of cotton
~ 1000 lbs. OF bacon
~ bbls of good ciacr-f5r sale tom on tu1arL
the lnvinccdore, in the Dock.
OCT II las. WINSTON.
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FRUIT TREES.

IleHric0 County Matr5cyy.
HAVE Tor aal'.a nay Nursery, a g0oi collection
OF Crait"i and Badded Fruit Trees, consistifo of
APpo' Pear' Peach, Plum Cherry Apricot, Necta.
Tme' Almond SC. of the choicest knJq bavinq
made u my business TO sctcc only those tb,t bave
been found u succeed best n this climate: CataogIcs
my 'e hag gratis, AZ Sac store or II brow, and a.
g,. Dook S'Vre OF Peer Cotton, whore any orders
'"al may Dc ieii, wall DC punctuuIly attended to-
Grove Oct. 20 i829-wGcy - 0i'' iON'
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ENHE Subscribers have received and offer
for sale, at their Wholesale and Retail Store,
first store above tie Earle Hotel
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COPENHAGEN SNUFF.-John H. Blamirel
~ has Just received from New York, a fresh sup
ply Of tho above article. oct 20
R TBSEN'F DE CItUCJs---.l y oi EL---"lhis Is a
expect much eaios,ainwen, - Literary oeaSus
oct % jus, published, by COLLINS & co.
nOX 7SUGAR.-iO boxes Havana white Sugar,
ID of superior quality, tiust received for sae by
oct 81 RALSTON g. PLEASANTS.
TESHE works of Dugald Stuart. IN seven volumes;
Il Toers Law of Executors, New Edition, much
improved Received at
oct - !. II. NASHS Bookstore
7 AMP OLA few barrels Gall pressed Lamp OIL Tor
IL saleby OTIS, DUNLOP 4 CO
oct sl--St
Tie Subscribers hare "a SIRE ana oS9r
40 nhds brown sugar
IS hhds prime retailing nro.4ssns
DO old An;igsa run
% Do cosnspoa whssSsy
2to tue-s Java, 81 " bite sud asreEl cctg,,,
It's Ses,s usl-ls, aS>crseJ sizes
= tofs Par iron, COMPRISING, sSsOreuezs u
round AMI square, carrfese, cure and wss,-
l. tons eGStcrvd steel
% German %
70 hoop irCO
Plough IOSu6S
500 sacks best Liverpool b,owa 50:
$50 10 ground -
tens shot, al NOS.
10 ba< lcai
$50 keys Dupcnt's powder
90 boxes window giaSs ioNi2, SNlO, and skill
- 10 WhN:eGore's coS;oa cSd wool cards
y uerccS best London brown stout, IN quart
and PINT bottles
Cognac brandy, Holland gin, oli Jamsica rum
and old reach brandy
GunpowOer, imperial and black teas
Natelra, Sicily Madeira, Lisbon. 81 For, end
sweet Malaga wines
Sperm AID tl,ic1v candles
toTeras, madden, indigo, alum, birthstone
Pepper. pmenio ginger, mace,
Nutnegs and salt petrc,
Clover, timothy and herds grass seed
u sides sole leather, shoe thread
100 Nova Scotia grind Jncs
- b-Ies OF cotton
oOOoibs ofthe Petersburg Manufacturing Com
panys cotton yarn, which Is offered ut til,
Manufacturers whole sale prices
700 pieces heavy cotton oznaburgs for Ncorc
shTtngs from the Petersburg and Amelia
Factories, which we believe equal If not su
Peyior TO any offered for solc in tire state /.
punt otdurability
, WORTIIAM g. McGRUDER.
sept 26-2awft-
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WI @. PENDLETON ,

Tin. ,.,,,,. ...-, richmond, August 23th 1870
appointed the 2Ofli day of Ocfnb.r rev ,, l'at have
q oI 'ee'eo W The ioeRoug order or coor rn winch % e.
ci,v ' ,t y ufy are required 20 aucod ia Wv i.o IN he
f-'y c0.uPlpe-t Uii.tfy 49, 'nr tr...
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tsNHH Subscriber ofcrs for sale, an excellent rs
= sortmGnt of gentlemen's and ladies boots and
shoes Among witch are the foLlowine:
@oo pr: gentemcn's morocco calf skin and eeai
skin boots, s. 30 to pr. pair
lOOO pr gentlemen's calf skin bootees and calf
SKIN and seal skin shoes aud pumps
%O0O pr ladies' prunea, morocco and seal skin
40 ana leather bootees, walking shoes aud pumps
200 pair India rubber over shoes
2UO pair Rchmon' made plantation shoes
Also, general assortment Of misses, bows chill
drenS and seVants' shoes, and few dozen OF Elmer
sons celebruted elastic razor straps.
The above were selected particularly by Che Sub
scrber, for retailing, and he sohcits purchasers TO ca
aud examine for themselves.
ne mas made such arrangements with the most
approved manufacturers in New York and Pb. ladcI.
phia, as VIII insure a constant supply.
oct lO-2awts SA5lUEL PCTNEY,
Sign ofthe Golden Boot No. D. Earle Row
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If'@ SAFE of Valuable Real PropeTiV.

Trust Sale If VaiVaJie Real Properly.
tNO satisfy the provisions Of deed Of trust exc
A. cutod 10 mo by Robert Poore. and Ann ~ LI
We' bearing date on the 18th day Of July, 1923. 10
Indemnify the late Willis Cowling, from loss, or dam.
q3e' In consequence OIL Undertakings for tho said
robert Poore, MS surety; / shall proceed 10 soll nj
pHoc auction for cash. at the front door Of ihc la
re fiolel IN the city of Richmond ON Saturday the
INST. at i@oclock, that certain Lot and TcnGnrnt
yluB siIu oeHg or 18th Street, (caled in the said
deed the road leading from r. Street. no SbscEoo.
HILL ny toe Governor, occupied by Mr. Halov.
os boarding house, and IN which the Post on :,
hePt.-lt - a valuable piece OF property situated in
500. The title Is believed unquestionabe. but I
shall waIrant such only is vested in INC bv Tho dol
aforesaid. JOSEPH MAYO. Trustee.
The above sale is made with my consent
oct laWBt-d1t ROBERT POORE
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Richmond Nail Manufact0ry-

S}DR sale, or very reasonable terms, from 500 TO
n 1000 kegs OF cut nails and brads ufyarious sizes
ffon =" 10 4od, /" kegs from lo0Ibs. To SO0lJs.-
WARRANTED to lC made from SCedish Ioa and not from
Iig or Bloom Iron, IL customary in the Northern
States:
ALSO,
spikes from to inches cl!nch nails OF different
szea, suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds nail rods
horse shoe iron, rolled iIon of different widths
and are prepared TO execute with dsputch any or
ders Inhs line and request merchants and oiherf
who deal in nails, &c to apply If hoy want full az.
sof'ment' 4. IIAXALL & CO.
oct 1O--2awtf
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" nNslsfiA'--Ai superior count oi Ci1pec,v- G,i.I.
80 'e capitol ~ Tho city DfEi!nncnd the 5it H. s ''
49, Icy yy"c pr against Dahncy Noni,, pabry,y N '
Oliver, dfs. ''''''i'" pof1m, and Asa
; s uly came NE parties by heir counsel and ,b, ,
.dsns ina'uTcy constituted tic promises and t, ,,,
counsel ;hereuron had doih oder dat fine ~
~ oo render 40 account Of his administration Of The
~ ns 's''aiW John lcfsinon, deed, sheuing ,be ,.
n. PANTS as executor rs aforesaid hcqlcsibc, he b, ] W.
W o odr1b Monss tho ato wife ct tho dcCryfs,, 1'
oIss unu nat the deiendaatf sr Oliver do tcr,or i
~ mo commissioners, an scc1 e 1870 y'!'lu "n'
PopiLY conveyed 70 him trtcc ~ trte ferjs ~ ,
,;t, IN uo 5lne DabnrJ Norris, and referred IN In , i,
VIZ OIL ava oi no disbursement thereof and Of lie , ~ %
Eayss.l U Whch charged UPON hc s,id tr. ,,re,, @
etsta,,t 49, "a ,Nissoner do Gafc arr,r'f ~ lie 49,
,a, g VIC 'eiendant Richad Hrrun aud NJ 49,, ,,,,s
, u i'a sven Tor he board of the said Bonn, l,
, "ll' n' ''l win le defendant Dalnev A,o,,,.. w. c
,S t"' actually made To tho said R6rnn ON scro',
i,o.,,.i wAnch several accounts me coprns,,,,,,
'n'' ard report N The count with apv r,,,.
re,,,{ t'D u'fn'd pertinent by himself NJ yhcht,s, 10
ian, l WV pat,cs 2? bc 90 stated aud have BE- given dc
, Nv ''ong his bil AID make Nimno Morriss a.
s ~ St,"n Mom's decd, defendant M s cause c
Il c1py Ie,tr, VNI O. pFNUFr.rOV
The Delaware register, or, Farmers', manufacturers' & mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1829, 1829-05-30

D EM0VAL-CHARLEs G. DENNY respectfully informs
u his friends and the public generally that he has
anOved his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No. II,
to NO. 49, West Front street, between Shpey and Orange
nert door to George Smmonss Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington, April A, 1929 23-6m
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AE NJ II n sc.

FMS0 PARENTS.-JosErH NORMAN respectfully informs
"A the Ladies of Wilmington that he still continues the
manufacturing of Ladies' Misses and Chldrens Boots and
Shoes of the latest patterns-un his immediate
speconso that all his talents shall be employed render
his customers satisfaction, both in article and price, His
establishment the of French and Third Streets
Wilmington, May, 1922 2s-6m
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Wilmington, May, 1929. 2s-6m
ND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS G. DENNY respectfully informs
jill his friends and the public generally that he has re-
nnOved his CURRYING ESTABLISHMENT from No IT,
to NO. 49, West Front street, between Shpley and Orange
nert door to George SmmonsS Grocery Store where he
intends keeping good assortment of Leather.
Wilmington, April A, 1929 2s-6m
a. TATENIENT-of the Road Accounts of Brandysoine
~ Hundred, Newcastle County, for the year 1928
Amount of tax laid for the support of Roads and
Bridges on doIlarage. Gil ,272, at cts. to the
800 1856 60
Balance of tax for the year 1927 per statement sO9 S7
$76s 800
Errors allowed on dollarage 25,4Os, ~ 70
Commissions on nett sum at per cent 30 43 As Is
Nett amount of tax, SIS l7a
Orders paid By George FOreoOod, Collector for scor &c.
under the tollOWing Ouerseers, By their direction
1928, Josiah F. Clement, for printing Statement of
Road Account for 1927, order Sc 90
Samuel Harker for printing Statement of do for do
order, 6 90
Thomas Vandever order as Clerk from 1918, I'M
til 1925 81 90
James Smith one order overseer IA 27a
James A. B. Smith one do under James Smith 2 20
Elihu Talley, Jr. do do rs
Joseph D. Talley do do 40
James Wilson do stone delivered 80
Amor Chandler one do under James Smith 8 80
Jacob Smith do do 8 40
James Dutton do do and Jehu Talley 10 90
Henry Taylor do do 65
James Stewart do do IS
William Johnson one do do 8 95
Jacob Hays do do 46I
Jehu Talley, Jr. do do and Jehu Taley 2 81
John McKeever one do do and do 2 38
Adam Grubb one order Overseer ID 621
Isaac Grub, senior order under Adam Grub 979
John Handy do do Jehu Taey and Adam Taley 90
Hugh Robinson do do and do 4 Is
Owen Zebley one do do and do 65
Jehu Forwood do do Adam Talley Amor Taley S71
Valentine Forwood one do do do and do 3 40
William Handy of John do do and do 8 O2i
Isaac Cloud do do Jehu Taey and do 6 O5
William Handy do do and do Is
William Philips do do and do A 9Th
Charles Forwood one do do Adam TalIey and Amor
Taley 22t
Joseph PIERCE mason do do and Jehu Talley 10 SIS
William G. Grub do do O5
Jonas Philips order under Adam Grub and Amor
Taley 6 10
Charles Robinson do and Jehu Taey 2 47B
Richard Handy, mason, one do 40
Zacharah Rozel one do do 2 rs
James M'Cullam do do 90
Amor Tailey order Oyerseer I6 95
Joseph Pierce, (Weayer) one order under Amor Tai
ley 90 SIS
Joseph Bird one do do and Henry Lodge 4 674
George Davis do do and do 3 O2d
Robert Forwood one do do do and Adam TaIley As
James Sebley do do and Adam Talley 37d
Lewis S. Taey do do 10
Bayard Talley one do do 10
Benjamin Day do do 65
William Ceden do s2b
Jacob Sharpey one do do O21
Sarah Taley one do do 32l
John Forwood do do and Adam Taley 80
Robert Forwood, Jr one do do and do 20
Ellen Talley, Sen'r. one do do 57h
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a. PINDLE MAKING.-Piers0n g. Walker respectfalv
~ inform their friends and the public that they have COM
menced the Spindle making business the South end
DIVINE Bridge, Wilmington; where theywll make stretce
Mule, Billy Jenny Spindles; equal if superior to any
impored the best Steel will be selected and no mains
spared to make them work WE'LL they solicit share of pat
ronage.
Spndes repaired in the best manner; Warned according
to order with Iron, Brass, Composition, Wood and Leather
Also, Brass Castings in general Steps and Bosters finish
ed to suit the Spindles Turning of any description.
0y- Orders from distance promptly attended to-
May, 1879. 30-4t
ECE.-The subscriber, having very large quantity Of
N ICE, will undertake TO furnish families throughout the
at the rate of fifty cents per week. for peck each
mornng-or for huff peck, thrty-one cents
HENRY S. ALRICHS.
May 81, 1929 3O-4t
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Ne DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKs.-JAmEs I

y DOTS, SHOES & TRUNKS.-JAMEs M'NEAL, crate
full for past favos, informs his friends and the public
generally that he has hand large and complete assert
ment of LADIES' & GENTLEMEN'S BOOTS & SHOES
ALso-MIssEs', BoYs' & cHILDREN's do. of all kinds of
Leather Morocco, Lasting, sc. which will be sold the
following prices for Cash, VIZ
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ERVING'S NEW WORK.-A Chronicle of the Conquest
of Granada in vols by Washington Irving received at
a. H. Wilson's Circulating Library, No. los, Market
street.
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GNHEAP BOOT, SHOE AND TRUNK MANUFACT0-
" RY The subscriber takes this method of informing his
friends and the public in general that he has commenced the
above business all its various branches, at No 20 mar
ket-sreet, Wilmington Delaware. Where he intends keep
ing hand extensive of all the above articles
his line, made of the best materials and by selected WORK.
which will be sold at the lowest rate for cash and gooo
acceptances. WILLIAM MAGENS'
Nav 1929 29-3m
NJ b. Country Merchants and others, be supplied
the shortest notice.
Fifteen twenty Journeymen wanted Immediately, to WORK
upon Shoes and Boots
I'D OARDING-A few genteel boarders may be aceommo
ED dated at No. 1O5. Market street.
Wilmington, Feb 1920
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NE ORoCCO MANUFACTORY-Th subscriber respect
VA fully informs his friends and the public generally, that
he has commenced the above business in Queen betce
Orange and TotnaI Streets where he intends keeping
general assortment of MOROCCO LEATHER. warranted
of the best quality Also SKINS for Innings Rollers and
aprons, &C. WOOL suitable for Hatters and Spnners All
orders thankfully received, and punctuay attended to-
LEWIS C. ENGLAND.
Wilmington, 5 mo- 49, 1929. 29-A
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H4RMONY HAIL. SElfrN:4RY.

AIRS TURNER takes this method of correcting report
IVA which she has been informed circulating in the coun-
uy thas her School Is discontinued" and of Informing the
Punic OF the new arrangement made in the Institution tor the
whose classical education, moral worth, and experience IN
ecnng, eninenty qualify him for the duties OF his station
" an tins aid, she proposes SYSTEM which will furnish every
Scy M tie regular of the pupil from the simplest
utility Of system in every occupation life will be readily al
lowed, but perhaps IN pursuit indispensaleso per-
aie IN ITS elects the moulding the character
Q youth task which devolves every faithful teacher For
tne accomplishment of this object the following method will be
adopted:
introductory DpGrtr,sst-n which win taught the lie
mens oil Learning, Including Geography, Arithmetic
branches of Natural History, Plain Sewing and Marking
according to the plan pursued in the High Schools in the North
Juror Department. Writing, Spelling, Geography,
Grammar, Arithmetic mental and writtcu Natural History,
composition Map Drawing Exercises in Execution, and Needle
Work
Senior Department. Ance,, Geography History, Natura
Philosophy, Rhetoric, Logic Geometry Astronomy with Lee
Ges Chemistry with Lectures. Botany, Composition. Natural
theology, hiineraogy with the of cabinet of minerals,
Arithmetic, Algebra, Watts the improvement of the mind
Evidences ofCristanty Ecclesiastical History and the Greek
Latin, French Spanish and Italian languages will taught
Every Pupl OF suitable will bc taught Drawing,
means ct acquiring habits of accuracy of improving TASTE
aud OF facilitating the acquisition OF Pennansp Teachers
WI DC t'riused Tor nsructipg III Music, Painting Velvet,
God aud Paper and Fancy Work. Vocal Music TO be
regular brauch OF Instruction. suitable Teacher can
be obtained.
good Library is attached School for the use of the
ppts Farther particulars be ascetned by application
to tho Teachers
Boarding, inclusive Of Bed, Bedding
ami w aSliinI, $40 4 session,
Tuition in the introductory Department,
do. Junior Dct arrncn,
DO. Senior Department, 10
0nsf
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fI'HE unparalleled reputation of This medicine is
such, and It's pre-emlnent virtues are so well es-
tablishad, and fully ncknowledgedhy intelligent
public, that is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is A SOVEREIGN REMEDY
IN Diseases of tho Liver Debility resulting from intern
perance and disspation Old and invctcrotc Ulcers:
Pains in the Bones, attended with sweiugs of the
joints indigestion: Botches on the Face, Pimples &
Syphilis. Cutaneos diseases generally and letter in
particular; Mercurial and Scrof,lous complaints
The certificates of wonderful cures performed by
the Catholcon. have become numerous, to pre-
cludc their insertion in any newspaper and has made
II necessary for the proprietor TO print them in
pamphlet Of about 100 pages. This win be forward
cd as soon possible 10 the several Agents for gra-
tuitous distribution, and must, on pernsa strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
this medicine, and dsarn, il is hoped the preudi-
ces OF those who view Wy dlstrust any medicine moi
known IN what is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be gainsaid.
AT the earnest solicitation of members of the med
lcal faculty and others who have witnessed the aston
ishlng cures effected by the use of the Vegetable
Catholicon and who anxious that its benefits to
mankind may be more widely dffsed, the proprietor
mas consented to reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will be done with
out IN any way deterioratng the quality of the med
lcne, or reducing the size Of the bottle, us has been
materially done in the of Swam's Panacea.
Extracts Ct letters recently reeetUed from physicians and from
dgsnfstor ue sale Of Pos Cuolcon most Of ,chom
also agents for Sioain's Panacea.
~ re'a more than dozen bottles OF your Cahocon where
sell one bottle of SWANS Panacea, and feel pleasure
hrormmg you that IN which have the
thoicon tried it has produced dseded benefit"
Gould afford reduce the price OF your Catocon to
two dollars should more frequently prescribe patients
and tins would also be done by number of Other physicians
this town aud vicinity who have used with the effects
AFTER all n- other Panaoeas, aud the Compound Syrup Sar
saparlla had failed"
An eminent physician says 81 have known several cures per-
huned by the of your Catocon, which previously
resisted the ordinary prescriptions Of the faculty. and have
never kneYvu II In pro luce i'ii,'rious etfectsr'
The above invaluable mecue may be constantly had of
i. H. BLAMIRE,
Jan IL Opposite the Eagle Hotel. Richmond