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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26

The London Morning Chronicle OF the 2Is,, says.
every thing in the city wore cheering aspect yesler-
day, and all the public SECURITIES, both English and
toreign, experienced an advance. The tiaractions
were large. Great Quantities of Gold and Silver hal
been exported to the eon,in mt but abundance
NAMED in the country.
LisEArooL MARKET, Oct 90
Co'ton-Ihe principle sales are making at u n
GIL Our sales for a numDer Of weeks past have
been exceeding heavy so the consumers benp SIM
Piled, It may happen that they may keep out of the
market for while. On the other hand, all our mills
are now at work. AMI ut course the consump,iun il
great prices too are modcrne and he import will ne
llgit Tor some time 10 come. The import of Ameri
can cotton INTO the king Ion AZ this time is about
equal to that OF the whole Of last year. but we thi TX
that our stock of uil kinds AT the close of the
year Will be considerably less than the close of
list year
Our grain markets are declining New IRISH
wheat is selling to day at is I'D per 20 lbs
22d OF On the 10Th we addressed you by this
vessel sace which tho feeling not so rod for cot
ton and "" have not been able go on with sales at
The prices then quoted This being contrary to the
general expcc alton of holders, they shew more
disposition 10 accept offers, that they had previously
declined.
We think there are evident sympt ms of the
htH brskness IN the market being shortly followed
by CAIN The next advices from your side ex-
pectcd with some anxiety.
CoRY EVcHANoE, Oct. 2O.-A' this DAYS market
the demand for new wheat limited and prices Sd
a Id h'w'r. AMI those OF old nearly as much. SIEVE
raj car@cs IT new oas arrived this morning, nearly
the whole of which We're sold at decline of about
id IN the prices If this day night. Barley in
trIiing demand, and Sd lower. Flour was fully U.s.
and oat-inral Cd Is per pack cheaper. Bonded
flour is still offering on lower terms.
Ln>poS M ,PKrr, Oct. 81.
Tohaccn-There are few sal of any eiieat 60
report. There is more i..t...-f tobacco This af-
ternoon; abJ-s ~ hhds middtng Virginia are taken
for export at q 81 :
Tho ship Great Britain. Captain French, has arri-
we'd Mt Newport, from Havre, bound to New York.
Siile sailed on the 2ith ult and are favored with
Havre papers of the 23d. They contain no news of
TnPnT:t','--.--sist .4ic.
Co1't, 18Th SePt-Accouus from Prevesa. ar-
nnunce as certain the death of General Dentzel who
succeeded General Church generalisimo of the
Greek tnrccs. u" died at VOnitza on the 18th of
Sept. of M lignant fever.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-26

MANAGERS' OFFICE.
.Ncw York Consolidated, No. 10.
The drawing will be received on SUNDAY
prize of 100000 prize of $4,000
do 10000 90 2IIo
DO 3OOo > do 200
of $500, 6 of $780, besides 800 Sc
Whole Tickets $40, Halves :, Quarters So
For Tickets, call the Managers Office
YATES 4 MINTYRE, Manners
MANAGERS OFFICE.
VNHE following the numbers drawn in the Connecticut
Il State, No II:
IS, 80, 81, 43, 40, So, %. Is.
-, - 49, $500, sold the Managers Once to gentle
ina"o Schnond YATES Il AlINTfEt-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

KY WRsr.-Some months ago, we publish
ed an urgent appeal from very respec'aole
physician in Key West, for clergyman 10
come and settle in that important and rising
Mace Ii was remarked a, The time, that no
such clergyman would be likely 10 offer, on
account Of the repu,ed extreme unhea'thihess
NJ ,hr Mace. When this came to the know
ledge Of the physician above mentioned VINO
is himself far from the North, near the very
border. Of Canada, he was al pains TO TRANSMIT
his opinion Of the actual sta'e OF 'hi"g" !" INNS
respect, together with statement OF inc ca
cumstanees which probably gave rise 10 inc
impression tina, the place is peculiarly UNI
h ahh,, even for Southern port. Ph9dae!p"'o
Recorder.
"It is only wha, truth and fairness demands,
for me to say, that when Americans hrs' az
tempted 10 settle on Thompson's Island dis
ease and dea h, probably in their most sggra-
waited forms, soon assailed them. Nor ought
we, in any degree, 10 wonder at this. nu-
merous body Of people, most OF them from far
al the North and North asst, arrived, IN the
mids, Of an unc ommony hot and wet season.
ignorant Tor, if instructed, permit me 10 say,
heedless) Of the precautions absolutely heces.
ssry to Sc observed by strangers IN 'ropical
region, and essayed 10 make Judgement on a
low island, wholly covered with dense anc
luxuriant growth Of plants and trees, ana . rev
shallow pools or ponds Of fresh water. ana
these pools afforded the only aqueous lquia ior
our lsborious, and unfortunately often careless,
New Englander, who, all his life, hitherto, had
been privileged in the use OF the eiearest and
ouresl OF water. Add 10 the above, hat the
frs, work Of magnitude undersaken,-a work
by the bye, Of utility, and intended Tor the
heaIthfuness Of the place,-was 10 open VIDE
avenues in various directions, across the issand
in effec,ing which, the laborers were, during
their hours of toll, exposed to the exciting and
debilitating influence Of a vertical sun, and the
hazardous expe dient OF resting on the damp
earth a, nigh. Allow me TO ask, II It is IN the
least wonderful that those people should nave
me, sickness, and even death
" am rot in the least surprised al your I'm
pre- sson for cannot so soon fofget the teM
ire almost trembling apprehension with whien
in August last, landed in THIS place. rue,
had been repeatedly assured by those who hae
passed one, two, or more years on ths island
tina, my fears we're quite groundless, Tor tha'
Key Yves, had become altogether ss healthy 81
any other Southern port And | am now wei
conv ed that if all those WIN witt his island
would refrain from every species OF intemper'
ance, ssclude themselves from the heat OF The
mid .day sun, avoid rains, and practise only the
common aud mosr ordinary rules tor preserV'
ing health in hot climates, they would De a.
tie liable 10 sickness here as IN ~. Angus
line, Philadelphia, or New York..
This name is Stil used by many
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23
SAvissAa, May Il.

SATANHAH, way 1Ss
FRoM 00bA. learn from Capt. Look. OF
the schr. Elizabelh b, from Malanzas, in i've days
tha no rec, n, piracies had been heard OF w. 10
the time of his departure. He brings neither
papers nor prices current. Coming out OF 'he
harbor CAPT. l. sag Two schrs. OF suspicious
appearance with Spanish ia,line beat fuli oil
men, which, however. made off on the appear
ance Of Tie u. S sioop Of war Hornet. See ma
rine head.
Relative to the Island Of Cubo, and the crops.
a gentleman, a passenger on boSid the Eliza
beth, ha. furnished US with the annexed inior'
nation.
The winter has been unusually severe in the
island. more 30 than has Neen experienced Tor
macy years. Pie crops Ut COFFEE in re north
erp por ion OF the island were ush, and the
Coffee generally of SIN II gain aud interior
Quality, the Sugar ., y ,bundant and un,n-
iured by rains. The dep es>er price, oil ~"tfre
which has now continued for S ,ersl years, al
the sirady prices Of Sug Il nave occasioned the
land holders and Capitalists tu go very ex'en
sively ic,o The culture of The later article. A
gre at number Of sugar estates have recently
been commenced III the vicinity 1t Ma'anzas.
The Bay of Cadsna,, a few leagues TO The east
ward Of MatanzAs, will probably be- ONE the
Geport &c some of these sugar es'aiesj aud II is
supposed 10 be in ahtlcipa'i ION OF ths, va, tie
government has recently stationed ANAL gar
rison Of soldiers at that place. Cadenas will
suon stand in the same relation TO Ma'anz"s
ina. Mariel sustains towards Havana, VIZ: a
landing place for productions which must be
sent 10 the next port Of en'ry for foreign xpor.
ta,ion. So that Cadenas will grow without al
!eclisg the prosperity Of Matanzss. With res
2ect to the latter place no seapor' in Cuba com
mands INNER interior or bids fairer eventuo'y
to excel al Others 10 commercial impor'anc
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23
From the Salem Messenger.
aIHOPE DON'T INTRuDE."

-
Hike 10 see Young men ga'lantng ladies'
,k-eugh the s,reets WIN cigars IN their NOUNS.
Ton.
like to see young men smoking cigars in
room without knowing whether it Is agreeable
vr not. Civility.
I ike to see persons spir,ing the juice OF
tobacco over the hoor Of house. Pretty
clean.
l like to see young men and boys drinking
Iiouor in a bar-room. II hooks well.
/ like 10 see young persons with brandy
blossoms on their face. Thry will soon bloom.
like TO see young mn and boys cursng
and swearing in the streets. Indication of
sense.
I like 70 see persons when entering church
walk as if they were killing ants Pracrce.
like to see young persons staring about me
church as though their heads were Set on
pivo,s They wish 10 hear more than see.
L like 10 see young people disturb congre-
ga zion BY getting up and going out before lis
over. Gen il,ty.
like 10 see young men stopping up The path
TO proven, people fom coming out from
church. Good behavior.
like to see young people fftishting news
about the town instead o. mindins their own
bu inc S. mere kindness.
IKE to see persons know more about other
versions bu in. IS than they do IF it themselves
Good oijzsns.
like to S e people contract debts and for.
e., TO pay them Knowing how 20 live.
Ike to see stores filled with men and
boys a, night putting their borrowed cigars
ill they raise quite cloud. They love soci'
ely.
like to see whole families run to the door
when Stranger passes by. Good breeding.
/ like 70 see person, filing up The paths so
that he ladies have 10 60 in the mud. ina,
shows COED manners. PRY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

We 6nd rhr fnllowing adver'ist menr in Ro-
chester IN Y paper. The worthy gentleman
has adoH,rd j v,Iy happy mode Of 'ransscring
business, namely proper division of time.
hotiy-I, Benjamin F. Hurlbut. having
maid ii my confidential paper. and sII demands
whiea were Incurred IN cons quence Il endor.
sing for Others am now prepared to ad Just ard
settle all oher small debts bv cash or short notes
which NAV b. due 40 my resprctiye creditors !,
and 10 sac time and unnr oesssry trouble pro-
pose 10 stand one honr each day for one we, k,
a; Harris corne, where all who feel anxious to
hsrrsss IA, que by asking inn ertinrnt qu.s.
tons, may have 'hr opportunity of hearing. al
WAYS providing, that the remainder Of each day
sh u no, he disturbed, by applications Of any
XII d. as am now engaged at my old business
i: order to release myself from all petty debts,
and procure my bread and raiment.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

Why adop the coekney diaec' about Steam
srs''-.4 steamer may be vessel, coach, a
mill, pump, printing press, turnspit-
Steam is applied to an hundred uses or ma
chimes, land every thing moved by steam pow,
er may be called steamer.
! suppose you mean that the mall are 10 be
carried in the Sound steam packets, when you
say Sound Steamers"-or if you CAM call
these noble vessels packets. let Them be boats
steam boats. think. as we are independent
Of the English in this grand invention; a least
we may lie, them take our name also, and not
look to them for christening our child, nor a.
dop, any Of their cockney slang about ii pray
you reform il altogether in your editorial phra-
seoloey. You degrade such vess a. The
Beniam min Franklin by Calling her mrre steam.
er. A marble sawyer, a glass cutter, distil-
lery tina, know have eng,nrs like toe Msnnat-
tan pump, and all are sfsdn'ers-as Fenshaw's
mule press used 20 be aud is now again.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

The London Medit al Society has lately bren
occupied in discussing the question whether
the blood of dead person presented any in
dicstions whether death was causrd by force
or not-:he question Of course had reference
10 ih. detection Of murderrrs-
1t Will be perceived, by The following, tina,
impor ant discoveries have been made by the
French Faculty.
M. Burruel, who is at the head Of the chem
ical labors Of Fa, uIy Of Medicine Of Paris,
has lately discovered very simple mode Of
Distinguishing the blood Of man, woman, :he
horse, the sheep, the COW and the raj. The
importance Of this disc overv, especially as j,
regards physiology aud medicine kgat, is i'm
mense.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

REreRr CoURrEous.-Oue Of the London
napers, speaking of h. foreibe arrest Of Ste,
phansou 10 this country, says-"For our pare,
we believe that, such is the ,laxiS OF the laws
in the Unied States, thai, had Pirkins of. re
4 500 dollars 10 any one who wouid bring Ste
nbeuson's head in pickle the he would have
been brough, to him, in due { curse, regularly
sailed in a pork barrel" Upon which the
Nsw- York Commercial Ad,ert,sr remarks
,bos: "A most chart able belief uu'y! We be-
lieve, however, tina, have as We M r~golsr
4, al,rs in the business of killing people TO
make dead b,dies for the surgeons"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

II was stated a, The Greek meeIing on Fii-
Day evening, that Chancellor Kent's Common
taries were about TO be translated into Mod
ern Greek, 70 serve as basis for Judicial pro-
ceedings in the land Of Scion and Lycurgus.-
Webster's Addres, at the laying Of the corner
stone Of the Bunker, Hill Monument, has slrea.
dy been published snd extensively circulated in
tina, interesting country ". Y Jour. Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

OswEeo CAsAL.-We have had. a. length,
(says the Oswego Gazette Of the 18th i"s'tn',l
the pleasure of announcing That III, Canal is
completed, and is now ia the full llde oi sue
cessful navigation. Large quantities OF me :
CHI ndize have arrived i" tbs place. cons gnec
10 diHeren, ports on Lake Ontario.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23
VIRGINIA CONVENTION.
VIRGINIA FREE PRESS OFFICE
Aondnu Epeninp. h5ou l8 1929


Monday Euening, MAY ls. 1929 )
Jefferson Election The rec'io for mem
bers Of Convention has just closed. The IN,
nexrd statement gives the vote Of the who'll
district, by which ii will be seen that Messrs
Cooke. Powell, Opie, and Griggs, are elected.
John r Cooke, $50
Alfred H Powell, 4s6
Hiereme L. Opie, 4s3
Thomas Griggs, jr. 4'6
Henry ST, &. Tu, ker, 37e
James NJ. Mason, 3l7
VIM. Casileman, jr. lao
William Wood, l2s
Samuel Kercheva!, ga
Jared Williams, 90
James Ship, 81
Robert Page, 81
Seth Mason, 81
Jacob Sheeiz, rs
Scattering, II
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

The duties on the cargo Of the ship Parhian,
arrived at Boston fran Canton, amount TO up
wards Of one hundred thousand dollsrs.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

We see il sta ed in q Pennsylvania paper
,ha Gov. Sbuiz' has appointed Henry Baldwin
OF Pr,sburg, Attorney General, in room Of Mi.
Eilmaker.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23

Shenandoah WIN. Anderson 373, Samuel
Coffman 3s9, Dr.. J. D. Williamson 500. Jos. II
Samuels 4os. DR.. Peachy Harrison ss7, Chs.
U Lowell, 3s7, Jos. G. Speneler $50, RID. P
Fletchrr So, Judge D Smith SO.
Rockingham and Shenandoah compose dis
,rict, and the election being over in both, il is
ascerlain-d that VIM Anderson, Sam'l Cof.
man. Dr.. Jacob D. Williamson, and Dr.. Pea.
chy Harrison, have received The largest vote
and are elected.
Berkeley Phil. c. Pendletou Of Berkeley
2os, G,n Elisha Boyd OF Berkeley 2os, VIM
Naylor of Hampshire 1873, VIM. Donaldson of
Hamp 1875, Cromwell Orrick of Hardy IS,
VIM Seymour Of Hardy %. Moses T. Hun
ter Of Berkeley %.
Henry George TONNES 224, Joseph Martin
ZIG, Btnj. w. S. Cabell 1879, Archibald Stuart
l5s, VIM. Galloway So Oh Galway has de-
cinrd) w r. Chapman 70, .Rawltigh White
So, James Garland "a.
Bo'etouri. Fleming B. Miller 1916. Col. An
drew Btirne 34l, William Smith 81, Col.
John Baxter 293 Gen. Jas. Breckenridge 2ol,
Gen. SAmr Blackburn 100, Jam Withrow
81, Cyrus Cay ~, Charles L. Francisco 9,
Jesse Davis II. COL John Brown s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-23
SATURDAY, MAY %, 1929.

From, the London Magazine.
SCHOOL AND SCHoOL-FELLoWS.
Twelve years age 1 made mock
OF filthy trades and traffics;
Wondered what they meant by stock,
Iwrote delightful saPPhesi
knew the streets of Rome and Troy,
Isupp'd with Fates and Furies,
Twelve years ago was boy,
A happy boy, at Drury's,
Twelve years ago!-how many thought
Of faded pains and pleasures
Those whispered syllables have brought
Fn Memory's boarded treasures;
rh66elds. the forms, the bets, the books
NE gories and disgraees,
The voices of dear friends, the looks
Of old familiar faces.
Kind Mater smiles again to me,
As bright rs when We parted;
I seem again the frank, the free,
Stout limb'd and simple heartedi
Pursuing ev'ry idle drsam.
And stunning every warning;
With no hard work but Bovney Stream
No chill except Long Morning;
Now stopping Harry Vernon's ball.
That ratified like rocket;
Now hearing wentworth's " fourteen all,
And striking for the pockets
Now feastiug on cheese and fitch
Now drinking from the pewter'
Now leaping over Chalvey ditch,
Now laughing at my tutor,
Where are my friends' am alone,
No playmate shares my besker;
Some lie beneath the church:ysrd stone,
And some before the Speaker,
And Some compose a tragedy,
And some compose rondoi
And some draw sword for Liberty,
And some draw pleas for John Doe.
Tom Mill was used to blacken eyes,
Without the fear Of sessions;
Charles Meilar lo,th'd false quantities.
As much as false professions
Now Mill keeps order in the land,
A magistrate pedantic;
Ard Nedlar's feet rcpose unscsnn'd
Beneath the wide Atlantic.
wild Nick, whose oaths made sucha din'
Does DIR. Markets. du'yi
And Mullion, with that monstrous chin,
Is married to beauty;
And Darrell studies, week by week,
His Mant and not his Manton;
And Ball, who was but poor at Greek;
Is very rich at Canton.
And am eight-and.twenty now;
The worlds cold chains have bound me;
And darker shades are on my brow,
And sadder scenes around me;
In Parliament fl my seat,
With many other noodles
And Law my head in Jermyn-street,
And sip my hook at Doodle's.
But often, when the cares OF lite
Have set my temples aching'
When visions haunt me of wife,
When duns swsi, my waxing;
When Lady Jane is in spet,
Or Holly in hurry;
When Captain Hazard wins bet.
Or Beaulieu spoils curry;
For hours and hours think and talk,
Of each rem. mber'd hobby;
1 long to lounge in Poets Walk,
To SILVER in the iobbyi
I wish that could run away
From house, and court and evee,
Where bearded men appear to-day.
Jus. Elton boys, grown heavy;
That could bssk in childhood's sun,
And dance Ger childhoods roses;
And find huge wealth in one pound one
Vast wit in broken noses,
And play Sir Giles at Dschet Lane
And call the milk maids Hours;--
That could be boy again,
A happy boy. at Drury's!
s...--->.
REreRr CoURrEous.-One Of the Lond
,aper., speaking of h. foreible arrest Of S,
henson 10 this country, says-"For our pa
re believe that, such is the ,laxiS OF the la
n the Uniled States, that, had Psrkins OF. =
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-21
PRICE TWO DOLL-aRS PER BOTTLE
Vo the public.

In consequence of the numerous frauds and lmposi-
i tons practlsed in reference to my medicine, am
again induced to change the form OF my BOTTLES.
In future the PANACEA will be put in round bottles,
au.ed longtudnally with the following words, blown
in the glass, "SwAiM's PANAcEA, PHLADA, asrepre
sented above.
These bottles are much stronger ;hsn those hereto
fore used and will have but one label, which covers
the cork with MY own signature on it, so that the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the signature,
without which none is genuine. The medicine may
consequently be known to be genuine when my sig
nature is visible; TO cOunte felt which. WiA bepunisha6e
csjcrgry. -
The increasing demand for this celebrated uedlclne
has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOL
LARS per but,le thus bringing it within the reach OF
theindigent 80
Nv Panacea requires no enconlum; ITS astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, bothfr
Patients and Medical Practitioners OF the highest re-
spectabil:ty the most unqualified approbation and es
tablished forit character which Envys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tarnish.
The false reports this valuable medicine,
which have been so diligently circulated by certain
Physicians have their origin either in ENVY or IN the
mischevous effects ofthe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and
gives them the most solemn assurances that tins medl
cine contains neither mercury any other deleterous
Irug.
The Public are cautioned not to purchase my Pana-
cea, except from myself my accredited agents, or per-
SON. Of known responsibility, and all those will conse
quenty be without excuse, who shall purchase from
any other persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-21
Something New
.jjuly9

r .trac of a Letter writtenhy averyrespec'aoeNen
tlcman, residing in Baltimore, TO the 'bscrihcr,
who deems il his duty tho, gh nnauthoInto, TO lay
it before he public Withholding the writer's name,
forparticulaT re:ereuoe should any req"irei it per
soually. SAM ii, r LEE.
Baltimore, y7ugust 1911, 1873
Eoct II p. Lee New London, Conn
Dear Sir-Itis now upwards o twenty years that
hav used your Ne,- London Bilious Pills IN my family
md always found them an efficient pn' gatne IN al
most every description Of disease anc believe they
we'd MANI = long doctor bill by the' early andtime
yuse never found their accustomed certainty TO
:ary in their operation and effects until within a lew
months past, md having since then been sadly dsaP
pointed in e,rsl instance OF using them began To
conclude that ,ou had made your fortune ard had
abandoned their man actuIe to meTcenaIy and nm.
faithful HANDS lnder this impression, acGidcnty
saw an advertisement OF yours IN New foik news
paper designating spurious limitations from your own
manufacture by having your "rittens'snat"retoe each
hill OF drec tious and that IN instance were the
mutations signed with pen and ink aithou oh per
feet copy in every other respect Finding those had
without this test, began 10 suspect that all wa not
fair in medicine well as ia politics and called at
ysra of our apothecar for your pills with yor"rit
ten SIGNATURE I found many without that test, but
none with it, until came to the Messrs KEEkLS':
who assured me they had them direct from you.
procured box and on using them found the same Ell
fec is from them had always experienced and am so
much rejoiced on finding myself IN possession OF
medci highly prize that cannot m Justlcere-
rainfrom giving you this information
somecssty years ago, was cured OF ? heavy and
dist essing co gh, by medicine know by the name
Of rurin ston's Basam, but that article. NOV made
by every shop boy,) is more like the old mixture,
than sawdus is like super fine -four hope and trust,
Sir for the benefit Of mankind that your valuable me
dieine will be Perpetuated in its original quality. ard
that mercenarv limitations may berowned upon by an
;nsulted Immunity | am, sir. your friend &c.
ITO avoidthe imposition of Counterteits and sPu
,;ous limitations related above the chaser has
only to examine the bill of directions covering each
hox and ifsigned at foot in nv hand writing i'm
mediatelv under my printed name, they are genuine
and prepared BY but if only the printed name is
affixed, they are spurious and to be avoided. To afx
nv written signature would be Forgery, and convc
ton would be States Prison
HIP LEE Sole Proprietor
rA fresh supply Of the above genuine Pills
is Just received, direct from the proprietor, and
or sale, wholesale and retail, a, the Store Of
EDWARD STA BIER & SON.
Apot,ecares and Druggists, Fairfax st Alex'a.
dec om