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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
Fashionable Scot and Shoe Store,

h AVE on hand, and are constantly rcceir-
- ing from their Factory, fresh supplies of every
description OF Ladies' and Geutlemcn's Roots and
Shoes which for durability ease and beauty of fitting
are too much celebrated TO need comment. Their
assortment is very cxtensive-and if procuring tho
best of workmen and first rate materials will ensure
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
ued tother establishment, the cxerons their part
shall be unremitted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
FRESH SPRING GOODS
NLEMiNG &, EDWIN JAMES & co. MAR.
- kct Square,) have just received Yam
Bei,oeem 4 and 500 packages ar
FRESH DRY (OODS
FRESH DRY GOODS

comprising one of the largest most general and do
si,abic stocks OF Spring Goods they have ever offer
Ell ior sale. more particular advertisement will
-PP'"' ." ~" u"ys' april -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
JAMES WINSTON,

COUbNtlSSiUH JheTCNuH,
HAS in store, on consignment and offers for sal
on reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of best Smii hiicd bacon
400 barrels of No. N. c. nett behring's
30 do do nett shad
10 do do behring's
a' SO do No. 3 muckerel
10 do refined sugar, ted
100 do genuine cider vinegar
90. do family -four
s bags black pepper
SO kegs Smithfeid lard
200 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 do light waxed do
30 dozen fine roram hats
90 do spades and shovcls
I'D do meal selves - To ii inches
IL do American caster oil
100 do bed cords and leading lines
80 coils cotton bagging rope
so boxes soap and candles
90 reums writing and wrapping paper
600 feet good flooring plank
$4,000 heart shingles So thick
sc, 900 sap do IL do
1000 feet &C prime railing
10000 of Hacks superior segars
10000 of common do
Wove wire of any kind TO order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and superfne -four
Brogues assorted, &c. &c. &c.
Landing and for Sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
AZ 10 bbls gin
so boxes cheese
90 bbls Dunlop's beer
90 casks nails, assorted sizes
-e- casks Sicily Madeira wine
90 bbIS prime pork
10 do mess do
=. AND IN STORE,
rs IThds molasses
- 10 do st. Croix sugars
5 do N. Orleans do
10 pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
10 hhds N. Orleans rum
10 do Antigua do
so bags coffee
200 realms wrapping paper
1000 do writing do
10 casks w s. lamp oil
200 boxes brown soap
200 bills No. 3, mackcrcl
90 boxes spermeceti candles
so do tallow do
SO bales cotton yarns
Shot, teas, Crehores playing cards,
Nails, white lead, sc. sc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

HERRINGS, SALT, &c.
INA Barrels behring's, No.
AOO $50 sacks salt
10 kegs Goshen butter, very fine in keys 90
80, 30 and so lbs
$50 lbs smoked beef, first chop, just received by
the Planter
y few boxes genuine claret wine
) dozen patent coffee mills
$4,000 Spanish cigars, half boxes of which,
are warranted real Spanish tobacco and made in ua
vana, for sale by ENOCH S. COURTNEY,
may % Main st. opposite the Old Market
X ENTUCKY HARMONY, or a choice coIec,;o1 %
Psalms, Tunes Hymns, and Anthems I'm three paTtsI
taken from the most eminent authors and well adapted 10
Christian Churches, Singing Schools, Private Societies.
aug 81 Just received by ARIEL, WORKS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11
"A Celebrated and efectuaI article.
lust received by J. RI. NASH, n fc

LNLORIDA WATEH.-Jno a. Blanlrc has just re
II ceived farther supply Of Forada Water much adm
red for its delicate perfume. July ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

UOUEE'S PATENT SHOT, so Keys Youc's Patent
II Shot all sizes landing and for sale at New York pces, by
aug 3i--3t OTIS, DUNLOP a. Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

ARE AND GOOD.-Just received !, ,, e v.,-
strings which can he recommended. AIo lew ,n7.
bottles OF the genuine Antique Oil, article so vi on
twhen really sonG that it needs recommendation ""'
| ID
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

& tOFFEE.----5o Bags Rio Coffee, for sale
- low to close consignment. Apply to
sept 2-3t OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-11

0Ta nova |crf muf1ns dcCre fnas Own
AMERICAN OR TRANSLATED MUSIC.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
University Bookstore.

EHILLIARD & BROWN, Cambridge
2 A keep constantly on hand general assortment
SCHOOL AND CLASSICAL BOOKS,
which they will sell as low as books of the
same quality can be purchased in Boston
market.
Also-Folio Post, Letter, Foolscap, and
Pot PAPER;
Quilts Writing Books Of uarious, rulings
Slates &c. &c.
Fl. g. B. are agents for the following pc
riodical works, for which they respectfully
solicit subscriptions =:
North American Review, 5 dollars per
annum; American Quarterly Review, 5 dol
lars Journal of Education, A dollars Chris
tan Examiner, 3 dollars Unitarian Adyo-
cate, monthly, 2 dollars Christian Regis
ter, weekly, 3 dollars Christian Spectator,
3 dollars Episcopal Waterman, 2 dollars
Medico-C hirurgical Review, 5 dollars ga
merican Journal of Medical Sciences, S dol
larss; Edinburgh Review, 5 dollars; Quar-
terly Review, 5 dollars /; Westminster Re-
view, 6 dollars Retrospective Review, {
and half dollars.
March Is. IF
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
THERE WILL ALSO BE AN
ACCOMMODATION
STAGE

FROM LOWELL TO GROTON, ON
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays, and
Sundays, which will make Daily Line from
Lowell to Groton, where seats may be taken
for Keene, N H., every day in the week
passing through Townsend, Ashby, Ringe,
Fitzwilliam, Troy, swansey, to Keene, N.
H., and at Fitzwilliam seats may be taken
for marlborough, on Mondays, Wednes-
days, and Fridays, of each week.
Books kept at Ira Frye's Hotel, in
Lowell; at H. Batchelder's Hotel, in Belyi-
dere Village and at Samuel Bannister's,
Capt. Thomas's, and Mr.. Worthington's
Hotels, in Worcester.
~ There will be good Coaches and
Horses, and careful Drivers.
y ~ All baggage at the risk of the osDner
J. G. KITTREDGE,
LEVI GURNEY, -
JOHN AUSTIN, DNEoIohS
SAMUEL HARDY.
HENRY BATCHELDER, agent
] January 20, 1929.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
VEGETABLE LITHONTRIPTIC
AND SPECIFIC
SOLVENT POWDERS.


An Infallible cure for the GRAVEL
and all its kindred complaints. viz Soreness OF
the Kidnies, chronick Inflammation on the urina,
ry organs, difficulty of mcturition, bloody water
stranguary, and every species of gravel stone in
the bladder.
RY the discovery of this Medicine, azure
is obtained for of the most distressing dis
eases that ever afflicted human beings. No cases,
however desperate they have been considered, but
have yielded to the superior power of this medicine,
II dissoves the stones or gravel into such minute
PARTICLES that they pass off without difficulty it has
likewise been most singularly efcacious in of
Dropsy; its action is on the principles that the i'm
mediate cause of Drepsy is diseased state of the
exhaants and urinary system.
MIR. A. Davenport, of Cambridge, on commencing
the use ofthe second bottle of the Lthontriptic in
January, 1926, after having taken large dose the
evening preceding, voided, on the morning of the
9TH large quantity of gravel, of which weigh
ed forty grains
Numerous other certificates could be given of its
virtues, but they are best told by its powerful ope
ration.
In SO many instances, in other countries as well
as this, has this Lhontriptic saved the application
ofthe knife that orders have been received for it from
the East and West Indies, and across the Atlantic.
For sale by Gilman b. Parker, Lancaster; II
Allen Leominster; C. Russell, Princeton; E. p
Hill, Townsend; L. T'ar6eU, ..r. Pepperell; b. p
Die, Groton; C. H. Whiting, Sterling; and
Jewett, Fitchburg.
July LIST. 1y
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
LIGHT READING.
PETER FRANCISCO.

This man, who has lately applied to
Congress for pension for Revolutionary
services, was supposed to be in his prime,
the strongest man in the United States.
The Georgia Courier relates an anecdote
Of a man, who had travelled all the way
from Kentucky to Virginia, burning with
desire for an encounter with Francisco.
Our traveller was half-horse-and-half-
alligator man, and boasted that he could
thrash his weight in wild cats, and he'd
no notion of having it said that Fran
cisco was the strongest man in the Uni
ted States" He arrived in the neigh
bourhood of bis antagonist one pleasant
morning in spring; and inquiring of a
man whom he met in narrow lane,
where Peter Francisco lived, was answer
ed by the man that he himself was Peter.
The traveller mentioned his business,
which after some remonstrance on the
part Of Peter, was finally consented TO, and
Peter dismounted from his horse, for bat
tie. They met-Francisco seized his
antagonist as if he had been puff ball
and threw him over the fence. I'd
thank you to toss my horse cUer too, for l
should like to be tra0eHing," said the dis
com6tted man of the mountains as he re-
covered. They parted on good terms,
laughing at the oddity of the encounter.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
CONDITIONS.

The work will be ready for delivery be-
tween the 9Th of January and the 4th OF
March, early enough to be distributed
throughout the United States before the
latter date.
1t will be dilivered in the city in fancy
binding at Two Dollars percopy, and copies
will be forwarded in flexible covers by mail
to any part of the United States.
GFAll orders out of Philadelphia must
be accompanied with the amount of sub
scription, or a satisfactory reference in this
city.
*x*No letter will be taken from the post
Office unless the postage is paid. A discount
Of % per cent. will be made to any person,
forwarding an order for ten copies. Sub
scriptions should be forwarded immediately
as they will be attended to in the order in
which they are received. Address,
JACOB MAS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. d 1893
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
SCHOOL BOOKS.
LINCOLN & EDMANDS,
BOSTON.
WRUBLISH and keep for sale the follow
ING valuable SCHOOL BOOKS

|
MRUBLISH and keep for sale the follow
inc valuable SCHOOL BOOKS -
r,,,s CTYy, n,c .Sc,cT. Ann ~ ,,,,,, nm
81, ne nIMG ~ ~ ne AN
p:iS, s' 5oa;s ~ easJ ieSsons auap'eu
TO young cnidTen, ana 1eslgneu as . medium between
ene Spe ms n.so. as q p.s nooIS AZ
SAMUEL - e p" iSI' na,.s A'''''
n'e m;KI, p pce ,Nrpan,1cr,oN
TIE IE EN4,.1r DIs ioi,,
~ ,.osd ~ az
Piaoeu On 'iie A. ~ pr,
'';.I pp lPr 1preu Hne
DTaDE1 ~ 'o'
a. rT1,S mrppAv L.. M.,. ....
eb;s c....,,. D.s ;a .;. W.,
ms Win 1oP'ous auui.ons
complete, 70 wmcn questions Ior examination are
Ky . - ~ 40 InesP . auu
u. WIN ~, I rse, .lnS
oos ~. ~ eAsan'. a NJ - iaoiJ
a.. TLl nc s ~ a. s so"ns ~
nrice il Is SO conous as in most cases to sunersede
| the necessity Of a larrer work.
~, $3.50 r,,e,,,e,
1870 nI;t;o ICY zen anu grss'sas
J "a az .e
=,
lilaue W tne ne anu d., s y 'a'so
WALKER,S SCHOOL DICTIONARY. a beau
tiful edition from stereotype plates. and printed on
good paper.
| THE CLASSICAL, READER, A Selection of
essons in Prose and Verse From the most esteem
ed EngIish and American Writers. Intended for
the use of the b Der classes in publick and Private
Seminaries. By Rev, F. w. P. Greenwood and G.
B. Emerson. Of Boston.
BLAKE'S NATURAL PHIL SOPTIY. being
Conversations on Philosophy with the addition Of
explanatory Notes, Questions for examination and
Dictionary of Philosophical Terms The whole
accompanied with Plates. A new and beautiful
u Perhaps no work has contributed so much as
tins to excite tondness tor the study OF Natural
Philosophy In youthful minds. The familiar COM
PARSONS with which 1t abounds, awakens interest,
and rlvets the attention Of the Pupil.
ALGERS BOOK KEEPING, on new and
improved plan.
DR. ADAMS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS
on plan highly approved More than 5OOUO cop
les nave Deen pupisheo ana OF wnich II may De said
.,,ss ~ ToiA 10 oe''ei ~ 'ne use Vi
sohoois III eenelai'
The BEAUTIES OF THE CHll.DREN'S
FRIEND, being Selection OF interesting Pieces
from that celebrated author, nj. Berquin Inter-
sperscd with Pieces OF Poetry from various authors.
The whole calculated to inspire love of truth and
virtue For the use OF Schools BY the Author of
the Child's First Book.
LINCOLN'S SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS. with
the answers annexed, giving in the language Of the
Sacred Volume interesting portions Of the history,
and concise view OF the doctrines and duties ex-
hiblted in the Bible. For Sabbath ard common
Schools.
~ Such has been the demand for this work, that
the Publishers have procured handsome stereotype
plates, from which it is printed on good paper
PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY, as taught in the
Monitoria School, Boston, BY William B. Fowle.
Second Edition.
PRIMARY LESSONS IN ARTTHMETICK.
by Frederick Emerson. PRINCIPAL in one Of the pub
lick Schools in Boston DESIGNED for small children.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
THE,
JACKSON WREATH,
NATIONAL SOUVENIRS.

"GLoRY, GRATITUDE, AND PATRIOTISM"
TN preparation, a splendid NATIONAL
ATRIBUTE, in commemoration of the great
CIVIL VICTORY achieved by the People,
through the Hero Of .Netc- Orleans.
CONTENTS.
LIST. It will contain Portrait of
ANDREW JACKSON,
PRESIDENT ELECT OF THE UNITED STATES,
Engraved in superionr style ON copper,
and intended to present faithful and beau
tiful likeness of this ilustrious individual to
the American People.
2nd. Asplendid Title Page, containing the
UNITED STATES COAT OF ARMS
Sd. The Life of Andrew Jackson as writ
ten by Robert Walsh, Jr. ESQ.,: Presenting
true character of the soldier and patriot,
who has been recommended to the People Of
the United States by his stern integrity,
long experience and trancendant service to
his country.
/ 4th. A Copperplate engraving of. the
BATTLE OF NEW-ORLEANS
A noble charger bearing General Jackson
in the foreground, with the Star Spangled
Banner" floating over the field of battle.
9Th. A Copperplate engraving of the
FARMER OF TENNESSEE
Scene, rich cultivated farm, with dis
tant view of General Jackson's residence,
The Hermitage.
These engravings will be copied, with
some alterations from the paintings display
ed in Philadelphia and New York, covering
space of 60 feet by Is, and splendidly il
Illuminated on the nights of the election, in
front of the Jackson Head Quarters.
9th. Some further particulars of the life
of the HERO, compiled from the collection of
facts made by the Jackson republican commit
tee of Pennsylvania and other sources.
9TH. A view of the
UNITED STATES CAPITOL,
Washington, elegantly engraved on copper.
9Th. A new piece of Musick, entitled
" Jackson's Grand March and Quick Step"
composed expressly for the occasion, by
one of the first professorsof Musick in the
United States.
9th. Cover embellishments. In addition
to which the work will be studied with mi
nor though appropriate embellishments.
10th. There will be annexed, correct
GENERAL MAP OF THE U. STATES,
handsomely engraved.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
ELIXIR PECTORALE.

The most e3ectual remedy IN all lang Com
plants, and IN eve'y species Of oppression
at the Chest.
IA EVER has there been any Medicine for
1V sale for the same purposes which has increas-
ed fast in the confidence of the public and in the
demand for it, as the Elixir Pectorale it has out
grown all prejudice and opposition and established
character altogether different from what are COM
monty called Patent Medicines; celebrated Ply
scian, who was acquainted with its origin, says of
it" there is no quackery about it, as its author is
sober, well bred Physician, who came to this COM
position gradually by his own practice"
From the numerous testimonials in its favour,
which have been lately presented, the following are
selected for the satisfaction of the public:
Interesting Extracts.
To DR.. WATTs-In gratitude to you, and benev-
olence towards numerous class of the public, who
like myself, have been, now are, afflicted with
Consumptve complaints, would address to you the
following statement of facts.
l was early subject to a cough, which has in time
occasioned the raising of much blood.
May last, was attacked with hoarseness, most
distressing cough severe pain in the side and breast,
which obliged me to suspend my public labors. |
received some relief from medical advice, but the
difficulties still continued
In July last from the recommendation of friend)
procured bottle of the " Elixir Pectorale," and
had not taken more than one hundred drops before
felt essentially relieved. have now used between
two and three bottles, and find myself fully rec0ver-
ed My private, and public labours in the pulpit, are
attended with no convenience. As yet feel no
symptom of the return of my former complaint, and
lean now say what ] could scarcely say before for
thirty years, AM WELL.
Yours, with sincere gratitude,
EZEKIEL L. BASCOM.
Ashby, Mass. Oct 90, 1927.
For sale by Gilman B. Parker, Lancas-
ter. w Aup1, Tenmisfer- R9teseU prncoton /.
o. p. Hill, Townsend l.. I'arbelI .Jr PeppereIl
B. p. Die, Groton; c. H. Whiting, Sterling and
1. Je,cett, Fitchburg.
July LIST. 1yN
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
PRosArE OFFIcE,
WORCESTER, SIS.

(FEBRUARY Sd, 1879.
To the the Widow and Heirs of BENJAMIN wy
MAN, late of Lancaster, in said County, deceas-
ed, and to all others concerned in the Estate Of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n see fit) at the Court of Probate, to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the
first Tuesday in March next, at one of the
clock, afternoon, to show cause why the fur
Their account of the administration of said
Estate should not be allowed, and you will
be heard thereon.
NATH'L PAINE, Judge of Prob.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24

The following verses, (which, from their style a
well as their date and signature, are attributed
Mrs. Sicourney, one Of the most distinguished Q
outfemalc poets are published in the last, numbe
of the African Journal This work is the orgal
ofthe Colonization Society, in whose employment
Ashmun. their useful and jealous agent, lost hi
life.
DEATH OF ASHMUN.
Whose is yon sable bier p
Why move the throng SO slow 7
Why doth that lonely mothers tear
In sudden anguish flow!
Why is that sleeper laid
To rest in manhood's pride
3 How gain'd his cheek such pallid shade p
lspake-but none replied.
The hoarse wave murmured low,
The distant surges roar'd -
And DER the sea in tones Of woe
Adcep response was pourd
heard sad Afric mourn
Upon her billowy strand
A shield was from her bosom torn,
An anchor from her hand.
All! well l know thee now,
Tho foreign suns would trace
Deep lines of death upon thy brow,
Thou friend Of misery's race
Their leader when the blast
Ofruthless war swept by
Their teacher when the storm was past,
Their guide to worlds on high.
Bent Ger the lowly tomb
Where thy souls idol lay,
Isaw thee rise above the gloom,
And hold thy chargeless way
Stern sickness woke flame
That on thy vigour fed, -
Rutdeathless courage nerv'd the frame
When health and strength had fed
Spirit Of power,--pass on
Thy homeward wing is free
Earth may not claim thee for her SON,
She hath no claim for thee =
Toll might not bow thee down.
Nor sorrow check thy race
Nor pleasure win thy birthright crown
Go to thy own best place
Hartford, Conn. 1928. LII
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
WORCESTER IS. F RsssATn o + 1898.

To the Widow and Heirs of SILAS RAND, late of
Harvard, IN said County deceased, and to all 9TH
ers concerned in the Estate of said deceased,
GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
= see it) at the Court of Probate. to be
holden at Worcester, in said County, on the
first Tuesdaytin March next, at ten of the
clock before noon, to show cause why the
instrument which purports to be the last
will and testament of said deceased should
not be approved, and you will be- heard
thereon.
THEOPHILUS WHEELER,
Reg. of Probate,
by order of the Hon. Judge.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24

the Matsria Mediea ''t &C
class of distressing, d, w
ate Diseases produced d' Y
the blood, acrimony Of I!
tiated habid of body, an, -
themselves in the yari aas
Salt Rheum, LeprOsul. S ~
Der Sarus, While Si S., y
note Ulcers, Sore I,ag
Head, Scurvy and Vs..
Mercury has failed.
DIR. REIN
@BOTANlCAL n
have in a multitude Of !,
inveterate and deep ros'
their worst and most hon.
Drops are also given WIZ
lent eruptions after the u.
fostering era.ptions, and !, I
and in connection with K
they remove ,ohite s,yelG,'
The Scrofula, in its eaSs
ttmonrs behind the ears
and swelling of the uuDp,
not only quickly yield In IA
but scrotulous ulcers, viii,
such an extent and deuh
cartridges and efett The
have been gradually and
ed by the persevering AL
powerful medicine.
countenance restored to
vital energy re-establisbe
system purified and invigo
also the best Spring and
From many other proof
virtues Of Dr.. RIFFS Dr
selects the following
| INTERESTING
| 0A Lady, to whom
made, was for years aflrI
on her neck, accompsnI
itching eruptions, and u1
had tried various reme6I
the best medical advice
permanent relief, and he,
ing worse, fears were eDt
termination of her conn,
providentially recommeD
Drops, four bottles of VIII
plete cure, to the surpris
and friends.
GA child of 8 yean,
of his arms, one leg ws]
hip dropped out Of plac,
swollen and broke openn
many Of the sores had pen
bone. On taking these a
the use of his limbs, thes
he was restored to health,
incurable.
GA young Man, Del
duced SO low by eruptions
Gus parts ofhis body, espe
hands-weakness at the 4
petite, genera, debllitSu
of the whole system, soa
preaching Consumptiol
cured, and restored to a
by five or six bottles Of ID
A Married Lady was
with eruptions on the faE
various parts of the boiy,
lent itching, burning, W
prescriptions without Ell
to her room, and declined
was cured by taking fol
Drops.
A Lad belonging
head was covered all oTI
blotches, was wholly cul4
after every other remedy
A Child five yesn
covered with a scab, var0
the body, and was blind
was cured by taking fe
J A correspondent write
hand Ulcers on my legs \
ed to lose the use of thsd
walk on crutches-twOE
away from my right Leg
| your Relies Botanical
every thing else thatla
my suHerlngs, on uslnsl
myself nearly we'll thsl
up and cease running
| A gentleman srites,
afflicted for ten years VI
body, and having triedd
without success, by the
he was perfectly cured
Another gentleman W
seriously afflicted with
my head, &C., and resd
many medicines without
doing any essential g.
some of your Botanlca
using a. short time, eni
therefore recommend :
flicted with this conPl
| QF"I was afflicted
" for six years with llIl
over my body, a dresda
leg, and every other da
ache. After taking o
mend, and after the tAl
ed, sixty-two pieces o.
leg, mostly very small
inches long"
Price 81, or 6 bottla
*Prepared from tD
of the late DIR. w. T.V
his immediate succssSa
tor, which, with the G
cine" is for sale whole
room, over No. 81, loI
corner of Court and
ton, and retailed, BY
ment, by
,,.rrf
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
JACOB MAS.
OzD ZINE.

THE Mail Stage will leave Lowell every
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, pass
through Chelmsford to We ford, where
seats may be taken for Littleton and Harvard
to Lancaster, where it will again intersect
with the Mail Stage, which will pass from
Westford to Groton, where seats may be ta-
ken for Keene, N. H. through Townsend,
New--Ipswich, Jaffrey, Marlborough, to
Keene, and from Groton through Shirley to
Lancaster, where it will intersect with the
Boston and Albany Stages; from thence
through Sterling and West Boylston to
Worcester, where it will arrive in season to
take the Hartford Stage the same evening.
The above Stage will return on oppo-
site days, Sundays excepted) and intersect
as above; and, on its arrival at Lowell, will
meet wth~the Boston, Newburyport, Salem,
and Hayerhill Stages.