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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

GtliE coparluershln of Rose 4 Paueson,
u mthe practice If Medicine, term mated
by IL own limitation, in May last. Those in.
d"h'ed To In late finn br bond or long stand
ing accounts, are earnestly req e,ted 10 make
needy payment, MS DIR. patteson's delicate
state o. henlth will lnduce him TO spend the
Nip,er III Philadelphia, at considerable ex.
pense & \ ROSE,
JNO. ii PAGTESON.
Nov 80 lm3I
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

III. Sub CHE informs his cntem 3 and
The public generally, that he has 1osi -
ceiye tn maa splendid assortment - ha4@
and fftnfiemens SHOES. ever h"l3re n e.
in this place Among them arc Lad'fs fohaa y
square tofd Ptupeiia Nv PENS, decide y ne
hand. 5,ne.f ever offered - this market; LaH'
Srol.tjn Bools. a n.U md drsrphl, nfisse To-
uinier. Mems bea sgu0rc toed Boots Il shoot
ufsan .1teIirncrd workman i, employed
from the north 10 mani all rps
r.. +. GARDNER
Dee. II. "Z"3o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24
HART It DAVE

ESt. ECIFuLLY inform their friends aud
n q he public generally, that they have NOV
ed 10 The h use formerly (Walker 4 Co.'S. En-.
porinm of Fashons) They have on hand tt
large assortment oil every article in the dress
line, which will be sold AT unusual low prires
n. b. large assortment of FUR and SEAL
SKIN APPS.
Dec 3 Ia
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~ I&E ". SVAT,
w asaEA ~. GRAY

NSWlsiita TO inform her customers and the
~ pubic generally, that she has aiken
room Ia n brlck tenement Immediately oppo-
site to James { No s,man's well known Tav
ern. The ROOM is quite convenient to the Main
street, aud very eas, 10 be fuand. She has NJ
hi time. all he fashons that are in use at This
season and viii continue 20 ct patterns suila
bic tu, every season ofthe year.
N b. he subscriber hsd bought farther
n. ice II tins KIM WAS unnecessary, until she
was told that some evil dlspo, ed person had re-
ported she wa, not abe 10 attend to business
| would ne well Tor ever, body that wishes
work done, TO Gull and see for themselves
NJ S. GRAY
Oct IL Is
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Danvillr, NV. 10. 1879. VII
7. s. Sir Warnoek will take few boarders.
A. The number will be limited. an early uppI'ca.
ton is equested.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-24

TIRGiNlA-At Superior Court OF Chan.
v Gerry holden at the town OF Lynchhurg, on
the I'D day of Oct. 1899. Robert Rives, admr.
of Jesse ClsrksDn, dec. Put
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Sept. "a
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Commission BasineSs.

Dec
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25

An act 10 provide for the apprehension and
delivery of Deserters from certain for
eigD vessels in the ports of the United
States.
BE IL enacted by the Senate dndHouse o.
Representatives. Qf the United States of n.
n1ericd an Congress assembled, That oi
application OF Consul or Vice Consul ol
any foreign Government, having a treat,
with the United States, stIpulstipg for III.
restoration, of seaman deserting, made il
writing, stating that the persons thereh
named has deserted from a vessel of an,
such Government which in any port of tn
United States, and on proof by the exh
blton of the register Of the vessels, ship
roll, or other official document, that th
person named belonged, at the time of dc
scrtioD. 10 the crew of said vessel, il sha
be the duty of any Court, Judge, Justic,
or other Magistrate, having comprete
power, TO issue warrants to cause tho sa
person to be arrested for examination, al
if, on examination, the facts stated ar,
found TO be true, the person arrested, n,
being citizen Of the u. States, shall b.
delivered up to the said Consul or Vice
Consul, to be sent back to the dominion,
OF any such Government, or, on the reques
and at the expense, Of the said Consul o.
Vice Consul. shall be detained until th,
Consul or Vice Consul finds an opportnnit,
20 send him back to the dominions of any
such Government. Prorided nevertheless
That no person shall be detained more
than two months after his arrest; ;but at the
end of that time shall be set at liberty, and
shall not be again molesied for the same
cause: find prorided further, That if any
such deserter shall be found to have com
mitted any crime or offence, his surrender
may be delayed until the tribunal before
which the case shall be depending, or may
be cognisable, shall have pronounced its
sentence and such sentence shall have been
carried into effoct.
Approved Cd March, 1929.
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or other drain, for conveying away foul water,
to run into any street. lane, or any wharf in
Town, after the 10th day of June inst, 10 the
Ist day Of November next.
9TH. That no person erect any hog pens, in
any of the streets, lanes or alleys IN fhn town,
and that all hog pens be al oil times kept as
clean and free from offensive smell as the ma
turc of the case W i'll admit.
9th That no heaps Of dirt, or manure, br
deposited in any OF the streets, lanes or alleys,
in this town
Gth. That the Inspectors Of Nuisances, or
such Of them as tho Board Of Health may sc.
lect, and instruct for that pursose, as soon as
may be after the commencement Of these
Regulations, and at such other tines as the
Board of Health may think propsr 10 direct,
visit and examine all the yards and foreclosures,
privies, sink holes, slaughter ho9cs and hog
pens, together with such cellars y they may
suspect 10 be in an unw holesome condition, in
the compact part of tho town, To ascertain
whether the aforegoing Regulations have
been properly complied with, and whether
they are generally in. a cleanly state, Mat they
report to the President of the Board, III such
persons as have neglected or refused b com
ply with the Regulations, or whose Premises
are in an offensive or unwholesome cosdition
7th. That all violations Of the afongoinp
regulations, Do punisheo py hne MT less
than 81 or more than S20, at the discretion ci
The Court before which the case shall b, tried
II is hereby recommended to the Ctizens
residing in ThamesStreet, and in Marlpt and
Washington Square, to causel the space ir
front of tho Estates they respectively occupy
70 be swept at least once in two weeks, 10 the
middle Of The Street.
Potsd, That the foregoing Regulations 20 in
10 operation on :he 18th of June instant, auo
TO continue until the LIST day of Novenber
neat
by order, B. 3. ROWLAND, ClerA.
New port, June H. 1929.
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HEAI.TH Regulations.

4 TIA meeting of the Board Of Health for the
n Town of Newport, on the 9TH dsy Of June
1920, "a tcas ordered and d.eretd That the
following Regulations for preserving the
Health of the inhabitan s, DO and are hereby
adopted
Ist. That no fish be spread upon the Land
within a mile of the compact part the town,
and that no heaps Of fish be deposited any
whore within the compact part OF the town,
nor in other parts of the Town within fifty
rods Of any public road, nor in any other place
within the limits Of the town unless they arc
covered with sand. earth. or other materials
that no puirid or offensive smell shall arise
therefrom.
2d. Tha, dead horses, hogs and other ami.
mails, shall bs so buried. that there shah be st
least two feet of earth upon them, or that they
be carried Of into the harbour, at least mile
from the compsc, part of the town, and sunk
by having stones or other weights attached TO
them. and that such as may be carried 10 Ess-
ton Beach. shall not be thrown into the sea,
but shsi be buried in the ssnd, either on the
beach. OF on the marsh adjoining thereto.
Sd That no person suffer his siuk gutter,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
s. 100 REWARD.

.nN the night oftbe 9Th inst. 4, valuable
~ HORSE belonging TO the subscriber
was killed by spiLe malicious psrson by rip.
ping open his belly ard letting cut his en-
trails. The following circumstances may fur
nish some clue 10 the discovery ofthe perpe.
traitors of this barbarous act; MI. Charles
Chadwick who had that day had The use Of
the horse, with Wagon which he had Dor.
rowsd of Mr.. Willctt Carpenter, of NORTH
Kingstown, on whose farm and for whose use
The horse had been kept for some tne past,
was employed by Mr.. G. w. Allen, editor OF
the "Anli Matonic Rhode Islander, y TO obtain
Subscribers to That paper in the counties Of
Washington and Kent On that business he
proceeded from mr Carpenters (wherc he
had passed the righ,) on Friday mornin o and
went TO Wexford and East Greenwi ich, and
from thence To the Fulling mills, (Apponaug)
IN warwick. obtaining in his way such sub
scribcrs as wished TO take the aforesaid paper.
AZ the day was closing, when he arrived al
the Fntifag Mills, he concluded to pass the
Hnsh asehSs anf hss y Ba Psfccvng soo
considerable symptoms OF irritation and hos
tiity among come at that place, as he bad
nlso at some other places, I've thought il pru-
dent 10 continue on and pass the night at the
house Of mr.. Elisha Case, at the South Point
OF Warwick. which he accordingly did II
was in an adjoining pasture. belonging to tho
heirs of the late Col WIN Greene. that the
horse was killed. Another horse which had
been in the same pasture, was probably taken
by the criminal TO aid him at the commence.
ment Of his fight, the horse being found the
next day long distance from the pasture -
These circumstances were communicated to
the subscriber last evening by mr. Chndw ck
on his return to this place. The above reward
of one hundred dollars shall be- paid by the
subscriber 10 any person who may give him
such information as will enable him to bring
the guilty person or persons To Justice.
BENJAMIN WAITE CASE
Newport, June 10Th, 1879.
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lie also continues to Dye a. Dress Wool
len Cloths of every description. real Indigo
Blue and all other colors required.
He will also manufacture Wool into warn
or cloth, all which will be done speedily,in
superior style, and on The most reasons
BILE terms. SAMUEL CLARKE.
UFArticlcs intended to be sent 10 the Fac
tory, may be LEFT with Geo. Knowles or Job
Sherman, Newport; Sanford Almy, Little-
Compton; Pelog Cory, Tiverton; or Jeremiah
Clifford, Bristol Ferry. May ~, 1920
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NEW GOODS,
ISAAC GOULD.
No. l76, Thames stree,

NO. I16, Jhames street,
Has just received from New York
IL Auctions. very cheap lot of
Broadcloths and Cassimeres.
some Of which are American, and have OBJ
tanned the premium in that city
L. 3 O--e rare assortment Of London
VESTlNGS, OF extra quality.s the most
fashionable patterns; white and brown,
French and English drillinRs, very cheap;
black, blue and olive Bon,beEecns and Cir
cassinns, with u general assortment Of ar
'icles OF mems wear---all OF winch will be
sold as low Tor cash az can be purchased
IN town. As above. a very cheap lot of
Ready made CLOTHING. may g.. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
SpRIM@ GOODS
RECETPED BY
3. 8. SAEccNE.
ll4, IMGn,es-streef,
AN ASSORTMENT OF
Seasonable Goods,

--..l Comprising-
WHITE and red merino and Thibet
w Shawls, dark and light prints, very
fair dark blue Calcoes for Sd; rich gaini-
lures, gauza hdkfs. belt and wrist ribbons.
Circossians. Brown bs,iste,
Cotton Hose, Swiss dresses,
Ginghams, plain broad Taf Ribbons, ,wors-
ted braid. copd cunbrics, flag hdkisc cheap
striped jean &c. Also on hand,
Broadcloths, Barege bdkfs.
Cassneres, Furniture patch,
VestiDgs, Nankins,
Flonnels, Umbrellas,
Linens D'oaJ DiupcTs,
Linen canbrics, Black Taffcia.
Imitation DO. and Florence,
Null and jaconet muslin, plain and figured
Swiss do; book muslin, black and colorod
gro de Nap black lace wells, green gauzo
ditto,
Bleachcd and unbleacbcd sbirtings md
shcetings, tiekings, stripes, gipghams and
satiine,ts. april 23.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
VIM. l.. Melville,
Tin Plate Worker.

No. I62, Thames street,
HoSTIsuEs to carry on the above busi-
~ ness as usual, md keeps constantly on
hand, general assortment Of TIN WARE.
and other articles in his line, TO suit the
market, and positively will sell them as
low as can be purchased in the State, not
excepting OF pedlars; those who wish TO
encourage their own townsmsn, will do
well TO call and satisfy themselves Of the
truth Of this assertion.
Merchants and Pcdlars can be supplied
st wholesale. az low as can be purchased
in the United States. Old Pewter, Lead,
Copper. Brass, snd Rags, taken in prefer.
eDce TO cash.
0y~Those indebted by Note or Book
account. Of more than three months stand
ing, are requested 10 settle the same on or
before the Is, Of May next mar. %.
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Shoe Manutactoru.
DeMy. Marsh, Jun. & Co.
NO. %, Taome, Street,

Respectfully inform their friends q the public,
m THAT they have on hand
complete assortment Of
E-E5 - LADIES and GENTLE.
~ .NE.V'sBOOTS a. SHOES
Of every description, and will sell them as
reasonable as at any other Store in town
Of equal quality.
N. d. They also carry on the manu-
featuring Of the above articles in the frs,
style and warrant the some 10 be as good
in every respect 90 are made a, any other
Store in Newport.-Tbose wishing to be
fitted from their measures will please call
on the Subscriber, at the corner OF Market
square. Newport, april 30, 1929.
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az AUTHORITY.

LAWS OF raE UNITED STATES PAssEp At TuE
SECOND SESSION. OF THE TwEsTIETH
CONGRESS-
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LIST OF .IssstE.sso

EMAISINa in the Post Office, New
~ port, X. ]. June II, 1929. Persons
calling for them wilt please say that they
are advertised, as they are placed in a sep
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
NEW GOODS.

HARvEY SESSIONS has received
Il Il and now offers for sale. a complete
assortment ofSUMMER GOODS--among
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
REMOVAL.
DANIEL COEF,

Respectfully Informs has friends and the
pubic,
TNHAT he has removed from BanDister's
l. wharf to the Bake House in Broad
street, formerly occupied By Moses g. w.
Thurston, directly opposite the Hay Scales,
where he intends carrying on the
HALsE& BUSINESS
IN ALL ITs VARIOUS BRAscHEs,
aud where may be had at any hour in the
dsy the following kinds Of BREAD, viz
Loaf Bread, sugar and molasses Ginger
bread, hard md sof: Cracbers, New York
do; ship and Pilot bread, sugar and mo-
lasscs Cookies; Buns, tee rusk, sponge
lemon cake, butter biscuit; water biscuit,
&c. &c &c.
Mr. GEoseE w. STANHoPE, at the cor
ner OF BanDisier's wharf, viii be supplied,
(for the accommodation Of customers re-
siding in that yieIDIiy) with the above ar.
ticles every morning, where they may bo
bought al the sauie price 40 al the Bake
House.
Stores and families. in any part Of the
town, can be furnished from bis cart, with
any articles IN his line.
B'EDDLvG CAKES. warranted Of the
Gfrl quality, made 10 order.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25

them are the following. viz:
Ginghams, French drillings,
Cnlicos, Black and cold lust
Pongees, ings,
Marciline silks, Woolcnets, mix'd;
Sincbaws, Mixd Grnndcville,
Lustrings, Merino Cashmere,
Canton Grapes, Mandarin Grape,
Gauze hdkfs. Valencia Vestings,
Beroge do. Marseilles do.
Silk do. Silk do.
Merino Shawls, Flag handkfs.
Tibet wool do. BandaDna do.
Cotton Hose, German do.
Silk do. Beaver, IIoskiD, silk
Worsted do. and linen gloves;
Cotton, linen. silk, Hoskin miits.
g. worstcd half hose,
a l. s o,
Broadcloths, Cassiinere-, brown g. whit
ened Shectings, ,Shirtngs, ,Tickings,stripes,
plaids, knitting Cot,ons. Threads, and q
great variety OF other articles too Dume-
rous to mention in an advertisement.
Newport, 2ist May, 1929.
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Printed and Published by
ATKINSON & READ.

frinters of the Laws of the United States
rS THE BRICK BUILDING,
Opposite Mr. Townsend's Coffee House,
And South corner Of Pelham street.
(EItrance Pelham -street.)
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
WOOL CARDlNG.

THE subscriber informs his old CUE.
Il toners and the public, that he contu-
ues 10 Card Sleeps Wool of all grades.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25
Removal.
William $. Nichols,

HAS removed from the Store he recently
l. i occupied, to the NEW STORE lately
fitted up, one door north OF J B. Newtons, in
Thames street, where he ia now opening, in
addition to his farmer stock,
A GREAT V.4RIETY OF NEW g.
Fashionable Goods,
comprising well assorted stock Of Fancy
Hardware, Looking Glasses Cutlery ,Jewelry,
Spectacles, combs. &c.
QPHe continues to manu- ufac'urc and kecps
constantly for sale, SILVER WARE of tho
best quality. may 9th
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-06-25

Susan Kelsey
Julia Ann Kinyon
LYDIA l.anQworthy
Isaac X. Lyon
John Landsey
Thos. II. Miles
Newport Mercury
o. X. Mumt6rd
Charles Marsh
1hos. Msndall
Hannah Mats
Timothy Murphy
James Nowlaud
s. y. Northam
X, II. Polry
Edward Place E
Nancy Pcekham
Celia Potter
Charles Peckham
Robert Robinson
Silas Rider
James II. Read
J. c. Shaw
]. Smith
Eliza Ann Smith
Peter Smith
Wm. Southwick
Amy Sherman
Mrs. Sheffield
Frederick Swan
John Staples
ID. Sylvester
w. T, Terry
G, G Tew
George Tillett
w. II Vernon
Niiddieioicn.
Chas. Anthony
Patience Brown
Jethro Mitchell
Peleg Sanford
John r.. Sanford
Brownell Slocum
ydmssiown.
Abby Carpenter
Dsniel Bates
Abby Douglass
Ns,r Shorehdm.
Martha n. Dodge
John Ball
Abel Ball
John Gordon
Stephen Olncy
will be forwarded to
ice unless they are
ST Of July next.
ION, Postmaster.
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80 tsst
arate caee.
Benjamin Allen
John Austin
Barzilla s. Adams
Elizabeth ID Almy
Thos. Birmingham
Samuel Burroughs
Nancy Brown
Sarah Bryer
Stephen Bartlett, Jr.
Johanna Briggs
Henrietta Burdlck
Ann Z. Barber
Adam Burdick
Pptrick Brennan
VIM. g. j. Ii.Bsrber
Sarah Bahcock
Abial Carr
VIM. 3. Carpenter
Abby Chase
Clemepcc Cornell
Samuel Collins
Ephrain Cobieigh
Eliza Collins
J T. Calvert
Phebe Is. Carr
lob Colman 2d
John Chisholm
Robert Conner
John o Choules
w. Claiming
John Drunsnond
Hannah Easton
Thomas Emery
g. Edgar
Elizabeth Fr,nklin
Wm. Gilcbrist
Rowland Gelson
Peleg Gibbs
Seth Gage
Mary Ann Hazard
John Iicrver
Mary Horton
Ann Handy
VIM. T.. Handy
Martha Hathaway
A ndrew Hunter
James Hammond
Clark Johnson
Edward Jones
Mcbelabcl Jackson
VIM Jenkins
C. G. King
VIM. Kimble
The above letters
the General Post Oi
taken up before the Fl
H. B. GRAMS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-02
70 the public.

TN consequence of the numerous frauds and lmposi'
II tions practlsed in reference to my medicine, am
again induced to change the form OF my BOTTLES.
IHfuture, the PANACEA will be put in round bottles,
Huted ongitudinally with the following words, blown
in the glass, "SwAlas PASAcEA, PHILADA, as repre-
sented above:
These bottles are much stronger than those hereto
fore used and will have but label, which covers
the cork with my signature init, 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 slg
nature is vsi5le TO counterfeit Which. iH be punishable
asjmgry.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine
has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO poI,
LARS per bottle, thus bringing within the reach OF
theindigent
NV Panacea requires no encomum; its astonishing
effects and wonderful operation have drawn both from
Patients and Medical Practitioners OF the highest re-
speciality, the most unqualified appreciation ana
tsbIished forit character which Ehvys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tarnlsh
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine
Which have been so diligently circulated by certain
Physicians have their origin either in ENVY, oris the
mischieyous effects the SPURIOUS INVITATIONS:
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and
riyes them the most solemn assurances, that this med
cine contains neither mercury nor any other deeteous
drug.
The Public are cautioned not to purchase my Pana-
cea, except from myself, myaccreded agents, or per-
sons of known responsibility, and all those will conse
quently be without excuse, who shall purchase from
any other persons.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-05-02
Nr. &NsN's
july

Anti Dyspeptic or Sour Monaco RUS,
v ;nxal IahIe remedy for indigestion IN ITS most
~ complicased forms OF the variety VI diseases 70
the human system is subject few are moresub
horn none NOR distressing or destrnctve 70 the con-
,ttution than ndi ,eston or Sour stomach rms dis
ease prev ailsto great ana n4s %
AID the skin of the faculty that's remedy easy OF ad
m,nstrationis truly adesideraum in every place The
of this statement is confirmed by the experience
,I,bonsards who have suffered under it, who after
havins used many remedies to no purpose, are now
obI;s ed to TO such Paatres asthey may
chance find most conducive TO 'heir co"'o't' DS
ndy.tons loss appetite and great weakness,
,rt;eo,ry ofthe legs and wasting OF the wholesys-
r., heartburn or an uneasy sensation OF heatabout
III. nit of the stomach which is sometimes attended
,h nausea or sickness of the stomach and vomiting.
hlch;ns ND of whichis generally sour Pa'eness
fthe co ,ntenance costseness, iansuot, giddlness,
Iowness of spirits, disenrneo sieeP' PaiPo VI "e
rs.s..ymntoms vary in different persons some ex-
.sr;sncins more of them and some less, each in the
nrI.r and degree of his own particular case These
p;us .ct. s powerfuto neutraze the acid upon
~ stomach give strength to the debiltaed OF
Ss-st;on restore the appetite, remove nauseaat the
h. and ultimately recover the health OF the pa
500 rhey do not contsin mercury in any form, nor
Iafhs, s;c stomach mostpurgatve medicines
40 nt.erform he office of safe and mild pnrgatve
IL are not surpassed by any medicine. They sIs
sssr.ror. particularly calculated orfamiv use.
rhs;nventor of these Pills was one of the mostem.
.ntnraetitioners ofmedicineinth United States and
s.d them successfully in hspractlce for ten wears
u.s. ~, cot M as nostrum to deludethe credu
a.. Commended on the basis OF truth and
'ou,, -:.r.. Inorderthatthey may beeomeextensive.
sfI and within the reach Of all, they arc offered
..,h.Iow p;ice of so cents per box ooidby
r. STABLER & SON,
..,o Fairfar street, flerandria