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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

Man who calls himself GUY, the property of
Carlisle Whiting, and is relation of flsrriet's
husband, also the property of said Whiting,
who ran of about ten days before Harriet and
Guy; she took with her variety of clothing
for herself and child, not recsllected, excent =
Straw Bonnet trimmed with white, much soiled.
Harriet is of a dark complexion, of middle sze.
with her upper fsre teeth rather wide apart.
upon the whole she is handsome servant.
The above reward will be given for Harriet
and Chiid,i If taken and secured so that | get
them again, or all reasonable expenses paid if
brought home. CHARLES I0ARMAN.
Berkeley County, Va. Oct. l.
~ The Franklin Repository, Chambersburp.
viii insert the above advertisement to the
amount Of 81, and charge this Office.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

ext. will be sent to the
dead letters.
nj
William Morrison
abraham Marlatt
David Miller, near Mar
unsburg
Eliza Ann Miller
Enock Matthews
reter Myers, sen.
: reter Myers jun.
Jacob Miller
Henry Miller. 3
John Myers. jun. near
Meadow Branch.
james NJ. Newkirk
y
Elisha Boyd & p. C..
Pendletoa, Esq.
Benjamin Porter
christian Palmer
capt. James Robinson,
near slartlnsburg
Abraham Ramsay
William Runner
Henry Riner, sen.
Henry Riner near Mar.
! tinsburg
S
Margaret Shosfstal
Robert V. Snndgrass
Ellie Sheets
Abraham Snider
Mary & Charles Smith
Beverly Smokers 2
+
John Timmens
/ U& v
Debn Umbenhaur
James Ubil
james Hutchinson o
Jacob Vsnmetre
| sW
John Walters
George Wentenbaker
Samuel Williams
Isaac Williams at MIR.
Kroesens
William Warner
Susanna Wright
james Wilson
samuel Wilhelm
John w sshinston
VIM LONG, p. NJ.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
PoETRY
RELIGION.

Like snow that fsIls where waters glide,
Earth's pleasures fade away;
They rest 10 times resistless tide,
And cold are willis they stay;
But joys that from religion fow,
Like stsrs tbst glide the nghs,
Amid the darkest gloom Of Uo,
Shine forth with sweetest light.
Rehg'oE'srsy ro clouds sbscure--
Hut 0'ert The Christian soul,
1t sheds radiance eslm and pure,
though te0nests round him roll;
HIS heart may break meath sorrows stroke,
gu, to rs lstes, thrill
Lake dismonds snmnR when they're broke,
Tat ray WI light i. stih.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
nOR SALE

MY HOUSE & LOT in Martinsburg. also
IVA all my land adjoining said town; there is
about $50 acres; it will De sold entire at SIS
per acre, or divided in any way to suit purcha
sers-ior about 100 acres With small ,ene.
ment, ] will take So per scre-for about 90
acres. with gsod Leg Hsuse, Barn, &c. will
axe sle per acre--tor the balance. upon which
tnere is hne improvements, to vita stone
D"e'uhg House, frame Barn, Distillery, and
will take low price. " : - ~
Sr'' A--3t DANIEL nJRKHART
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

-
General Post Office as
William C. Boggs
Samuel Beck
Charles Burrenger
William Brown
Thsmss Il. Bstssn
Mrs. Frances Burns
Regnaii Butts
Edward Byrne (of tb'
Circus)
Bazel Brown
George Bausel,
C.
Joseph Chenowith
John Crow
George Chrissman
JAG ob Curtis
David NJ. Cushwa
John Deck
Thomas Donaldson
Joseph Donaldson
Il
Christian Eberts
Elizabeth Eberts
Waiter Evans
W ashington Evans ;
F
Margaret Fisher
James Forbes
G.
Peter Gardner
jacob Gardner
Mary Grave
Joseph GLADDEN.
Absaiom Gill, 4
Robert Halbert
Moses r.Hunter ESQ. 4
Jeremish Jack
Catherine Jones
Robt. Johnston & 0a
vid Miller
William Jobe
Richard Kroesen
Mr. KrOesen
Susan Harms
Thos, Kenny
Mrs. j. Z, Kennedy
Richard Fl. Lee, Esq.
David Lowry
October /.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

Extract nom "Womsr," a poem translated
from the Geek ef Sirnondes.
Butbtes', suPremely blest, is he
WhS gaIns partner like the lee,
Wsose industry and fruga'ls
Daily improve his little store.
shs sever Jeors. she never floubts,
she never IN the sulsna pouts.
She and ner csnsort, side by side,
Their children see, with honest pride,
Aspiring 10 bright honor's crown,
Sy virtue rising to renovp,
And sun, as years roll en-, thsy rfsvs
fhe dear delight of mutual lava.
heT every act by grace refined,
And native dignity Of mind.
Tbs pattern of Der sex will Gee
The scandsIlsving esterie.
Sach peerless wives by Jsve are gives,
To bless the favsrites Of heaven.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

Earliest Poem Of Lord B,pon,-An article
of great curiosity and interest, being the first
known attempt at poetry by Lord Byron, win,
we understand, be submitted to the public in
the volume of that avorite Annual the Forget
Me-Not, now in preparation, II is copied
from the autograph of the noble poet, andcer-
tilted by the lady to whom it was addressed
the ''Mary' who was the object of his earliest
and perhaps his only, real attachment, and
whom he hascelebrated in several of his poems
-as having been written when he left Annes-
ley, the residence of her family.
Literary Gazette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

|oSI RECEIFED md FoR SIZE.
T." ORLEANS SUGAR, RIO COFFEE
= ' Gronnd Alum and Fine SALT, Window
GLASS, THILL'D BAGS, &c &c.
Mar'insbure, Sep. 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
IRON !!
80 DOLLARS REWARD.

". Runaway from the subscribe,
tySo>. on Saturday night the Goth u,t a
FSx negro woman named HARRIET.
"a about 20 years old, and took with
IN her, her male child about six months
tSA9ig old: she Rhsconded with q Nan....
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

In the University OF Virginia, we are dad
to learn that the number Of mathematics is
one,sIxth greater than it was at the same pc
rod OF the last session. -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15

lSr OF LETTERS. remaining in the Post
- Office, MarInsburg, va. Oh the LIST day
OF October 1929, which if not taken out by the
hrst day OF January next. will be sent to the
General Post Office as dead letters,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-10-15
TRUST SALE or VALUABLE LAND.

Msrtinsburg, Oct. 8.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

Tire following IS an extract Of letter written from
the interior ofthe State to a member Of the General
Assembly. The originality of its conceits and per
haPs the business of some of its comparisons, have
amused us, and may contribute to the amusement Of
the reader. Tho writer is literatc; but we have
taken no liberties with the Nj s. but % correct few
inaccuracies in its photography.
The course lit says) that he Enquirer has pur=ued
since my acquaintance with II, reminds me very much
Of story have heard of bcggar who called al Il
house one day and got Lis wallet rcplenighed with
fresh provisions Alter getting some distance from
the house, he empiiod his old crusts on the ground
and p-d upon them. Sometime after when mass
lug the same way, lie called ~ sec whit had BECOME
Of his old crusts, and on finding them and peiur
again IN want Of pro, cner i. picked them IN one ~
time, and smelling at tioni. said 90 himself tins was
not p-d upon until he had replaced them al in his
wallet. So with the Enquirer as il regards our ,rca.
men. Mt one time had Mr.. Randolph, Mr.. Giles
Mr. Calhoun and Gen. Jackson III It's wallet but ,.iu-
tied them all out and p--d upon them but in Tie
late election having need Of ail II them, picked them
up one at a time, pronounced them not I'D uuop
and put them back. Then it enIDtcd its WALL, ri
Mr.. Adams, dr. Clay, hIr. Barbour and many OIL crs.
and p---d open them, having no need at present of
old criss.
think il may readily be- anticipated. tha' The ti,ra
is not far distant, when tie Enquirer viii soan HiD
~ IT'S wallet, when the grCut Jackson family oe,t
split up into Van Burgns and Cahoufe. 'Tirse
great names are to net the part Of two m5chioIogs
boys with the combination; who 90 ret two yc3ccohi.
tabbicS 10 making the fug fly viii hold them nm i
their tails. THIS VIII be great fun to them b,,
some TO us, who have had orr own fur Hv Iatr,g
WhCn this comes, which win the Enulircr tur,, ,,.
Of its wallet, Van Buren, or Calhoun,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

General Assembly. Doddrdge, Edgng,on Mason,
Williams, Brown throw lustre upon the y. West,
Which it hus never enjoyed in the General Assembly
of the State.
But started 70 express my faclinus Of che merits
OF Mr.. Williams speech. HIS reply To Gen Park
crs TRADE III favor OF county representation was
lust and conclusive, that gentlcmans appeal to the
paltry pride and paltrv se6shness of the smell coun
alprincipcs was unworthy Ot his republican charaC-
ter, and of the enlightened views OF s.atcsman.--
Truly | was Disguised on subject OF ;his magui-
tude, when TO less is at stake than whekcr tho vii!
Of the people shall prevail aud what form of Govern
mcnt we shall adopt 10 secure our own liberty and
transmit It 10 our chi.dr2n, u hear overures made
ccrtoln geographical divisions oi the State 20 govern
their votes on solemn and Interesting nm occasion,
by rcclelcc to participation the Literary Fund.
and TIC Fund for Internal Improvement! Is this The
argument in favor of county representation? Is this
and hat was said by Mr.. Tcrri III REGARD prece-
dcNts IN other States all tha; DC said in favor o
putting 90 men III Warwick on an equality with 600
IN HARRISON profess to have listened with much
attention 10 Gen. ParkcrS first and last speech and
could lot collect tom The immense Volume ofworGs
onc single argument IL favor OF county representation,
apart rom considerations OF county sHlhShnosS pride
tud prcludlCC This was the chorus TO every stanZa
What then McsSrs. Editors, the immense majoritv of
The people OF Virginia, living in the larger counties.
are Ia have their hc5 the grind stone in cog
NCaon. because the pride of the small counties is in
terc>ed n having equal representation with them
Sat have AGAIN wandered.
The sentiments o. Mr.. Williams were illustrious.
! was particularly pleased with that of disdaming Ia
have his republican principles colourcd by the vari-
Gus hucs that mark tle boundaries of counties on the
map. and his resolution to consider Virginia rs
whole, great family. But bow Shall de
scribe his manlcr-the whitening scorn of his pro-
and that popularity of emphasis better
adapted to the conveyance of sarcasm, than any at
ever struck upon my tmypanup' have heurd that
the gift of sarcasm Is dangerous 20 lis posses~or but
II IL surely very dcl.uhtfn to tIDsr who ;sfc.--
Though no politician, and writer for public prints
could not withhold this small tribute TO Legislator
who SO ably represented my feelings and opinions
\ LOBBY MEMBER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
From He Token.

WHAT IS THAT, MOTHER?"
what is that, mother?-The lark. nv child
The morn has but Just looked out and smiled
when he starts from his humble, grassy nest,
AND is up and away, with the dew on his breast.
And hymn IN his heart, TO yon pure, bright
sphere,
10 MARBLE it ont in his Makers car:
Ever, my child, be thy morning laws
Tuned, like the lark's, to thy Makers prniso.
CIV It's that, motheri-The dove. nv SON,
AND that low, sweet voice, like widows noun
Is flowing out from her gentle breast,
Constant and pure, by that lonely nest.
By the wave Is poured from some crystalurr,
For her distant dear ones quick return
Ever my son, be thou like the dove,
In friendship as faithful, as constant in love,
"What is TINT, mothorl-Thc eagle, bow.
Proudly carceripg his course Of ioy;
FIrin on his own mountain vigor relying,
Brcastins the dark ,ionn, the rcd bolt dofvno. Il
ltis wing on the wind and his eye in the sun.
He swervcs not a hair, but bears onward right o,
Boy! may the eagles flight ever be thine.
onward, and upward, and true TO the line.
W lat is that mother'-Thc swan, nv lovel
lie IS Coating down from his native eroye:
no loved ono now, no nesting nigh,
r,eIs floating down by himselft to die:
Death darkcns his eye, and unplulnos his wings
~ ms sweetest song is the last he sinps:
Live so, my love, that when death sail come.
Swan-I'kc and sweet, ii may wait thee homc!''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
TRON1 NElY ORIEANs

Extract OF letter from commercial house IN New Orcaus ~
their correspondents IN this place, dated 10Th December
"ihc periodical swell Of the Ohio river having now t,kc
place. Provisions are gradually rccedng IN value with the c
cepon OF Flour which IS uCtuatng aud during the rcsc,
week las advanced from 50 70 10 50 10, which Is now
hcd ihc imporoms for the week, ending Yesterday arc
Tour $3.50 Bb Por 1850, Lard 1900 kegs Nhekcv D y Bb
NcIoe tok and 81 per Bbl for cargo prime and css
Ia cts; Whiskcy % cents-Sugar has declined TO
c'' ana Moasos ~ cts plantations bot presume tho
huV slped 10 rpo will for this season Bacon
nmsaro held bog round l. but must soon decline
Norfolk Ieacoyt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
DEBATE ON THE CONVENTION.

'''IT'''IF IITIF TUsTs
4r EMbNGION said boz had h1rcj ia .,ir, rncrnhr, Of
ine nalpy Of die select VINO reported the bin I'M
pci Consideration would have favored hi- uC. with their
ieasos ~ suppmto b. Buta-uo ar,um,u had been offered
10 hs "F"f' aud having been Of hc commit OPP
p'~'d 'p H' principles oi the 1 it berger leave very brief
u e1cs jnc which hi object 91s were founded
nc ~. contains woPrrple- 6 ,hai 35,4 ora The slave,
~ '. O'S'o%'ahh snh o. nlros0rfi, 'll hat but
non Hoy , is the hih'ul alliance n the foohoders and
-fYc 10 Voc oppose and entire exclusion nj lu overwhelming
m'Joi,y m "tlee "hi' ctzoo, Oi This Commonwealth
4ms cennH rom e strong Indication iu ~. fivor was D.,
confessed Hralir 20 Tue ra friends Of convent on of me
governments aud OF equal rights. Against such riuripls Of
presentation 1c '-cI i'1tc "a enter hs 200 min protest
l"e reason SHY he broad pnc e is 'skcn Of rcgarnr
.r a1vo 70 W. entitled to 's much political pov aircc
wh'a citizen, he unable to discover # he \ sound
Ifntde, u must be 70 lie whole Of ts direct oper
non Tc9p, TINS provision in The biz Of representation Of
h n te slaves, has been derived from thai aupenrncnt
20 me Federal Constitution 10 the slave d. M, free states
'NA '"' ~ iao spirit o.. comproiisO 9n@ "a, tho same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
F,om ne .NnfionnL G:r-cn..

Extract Of lci,cr ION officer Of the g. = sshr Dopl 10
his friend in this CITY
'Ar Sas Nov. j. 1920
CIV .ct the Brandywinc at Callao when we sailed
18TH Oct.) the V.ccnncs not having returned fron
Valparaiso. Our passage to Fdyta was uncornmony
5hor, ana after remaining few days. proceeded TO-
ward Gueyaqull. The attor place has, for some
time past been bocaadcd by The Peruvian squadron
under he command Of Admiral Guisc. On entering
the harbOr at night, passed close to the Admiral
vessel and IN succession, the rest Of the squadron
without beng seen By any oithcn. At daylight we
discovered some distance ahead Of tue last vcg-
sci Che Lbcrtad when gnal was made TO he Adrni-
rai and Chase Immediately commenced. We being
r1thcr hr.t Of foot thcy al come mp with us un-
III We had arrived at Puma aud had got pilot on
board, a.ter which waited ti'l boat from the
s.oop o. war rcaclcdus n doing which driiicd up
wronr channel
h The mean tiinc the sloop came to anchor in
fao proper passage some distance above the point
~ which VIC had TO enter IT. The officer who
came on board Of us, stated that their orders were
positive, and that no vessel Whatever could be pcr-
was as snort. that Our inf euOn TO 20 mp the rv-
or, WG not considering nor admitting the blockade 10
rNrnd to1otlonal vessels Upon The boats pushing Off
from rs. We rcaccd our steps TO regain The channel
{, 10 dongs 80 had to pass within pistol shot Ofhc soop
ciwar The Admiral, who had anchored some dis
tancc below pcrcciyng that did rot intend tn como
10 anchor made signals to the iberad 90 fire into u.s.
She was. however. long about it, that we we're out
OF distance before the first piln Erci. which was
followed by several others and although directed
all fell short Of w.. We had no further difficulty, but
glidcd quietly up thc river 10 GuayaqIul. where we
were most kindly received b. our friends. Several
very handsome dinners and splcndcd ball were NV
en- To Us, which made the short time we remained
there pass very agreeable. As we passed out of
the horhor tbc Lbrrtad commenced second chase
but finding We wore going from her, rave it up
after five or six borrs. The second dry out, We
fell IN with the Admiral, who had been some distance
70 lceward, in order to intercept the landing of
some troops expected at Monte Christi. from Pona
ma; ho made one tack towards as, but upon per-
cciying who VIC were, stood again upon his course"
postscript rucs from Gibmi'ar dated c o., oC 80
ventcr, ay"Nmcty.siy and twenty four deaths
this day"
SAvAsyAn Jan. ca negro who came down tine river c,fy
THIS morning reports that of The tOwiDas of the Steamboat
S1Uanra No ~ about 10 miles Up, destroyed by fire.
with the Of hes cargo, CONSISTING SIS hundred hag Of
Cotton. n h"st in assis,1ncc ips beer .er; -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

Wessrs. Editors:-l am glad TO sec the comrnunica-
ton Of "a Frcoholder Of Hanover" and hone with
him that we may 'with accord agree upon some
man, that shall cause Dir. Stevenson TO stay at home
IL MI. John y. Clopton, Of New Kent is thar mol.
shall not object 10 him; but AZ the same time f,y,
have 10 our community a mercantile man, that will
meet the views and wishes OF planter, farmer and
merchant, think ho would DC preferred
The object Of my former note was 20 bring flo
subject before tha people, thot they may loo.st mite
true light. f Mr. Clopton win consent 10 become,
cgudidae, hope i viii be announced without d.oy.
a MERCHANT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

MARRIED.. or the 9Th instant, by the Rev VIM + T -
VIZ. JAAS hfNDrnoS, Of Richmond, TO the aninhe Ms,
trNGis = SMrh, youngest daughter Of Mr. Charles smith on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

To TIrr Eprroys Or TIM Vine.
Genllcm MIR. Williams speech on Monday
was tia highest reat have ever derived from my
membership in The Lobby. ] really congratulate n.
w. Vig'aie on is powcsio representation n The
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
TIE FAIR.

o. The Committee appointed make arrangements far
the FAR earnestly request that tho articles intended 10 In nv
Jan fl, 1919
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
LOAF q LUMP SUCK +

90 bbIs. Loaf and lump sugar assorted
Received and for sale by
jan II CUSITMAN g. ANDREW
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

HeTrl'Ha opinion rogpccimg NE constitution ami
Joymaion If Coptic.-Ihcre Is no individual perhaps
in the annals OF astronomy who hos contributed more
10 our knowledge OF the hoaveus than Sir William
lcrschcl, both by extending tic limits of vision
into the most distant parts Of the universe, and by
investigating the laws which govern the more compi-
Gated phenomena Of nature. But Of all his contrbu-
lions to tho science, none important in them
selves OF so well calculated TO disclose 10 ~ the Sc
cEct and marvellous operations going on in thc work
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14
G0nlnlerc[aI 3Serord.

. DATES or LATEST ADvIcEs
From Liverpool Nov 9
From lInvre, NJ.
From New Orleans Dcc,oo
''""'oer boafS' ami djnoou ofprod,cc passed dorm
through The Lore1. Locbs
~. lo-iJj bbls flour, cords wood, 8 bouts,
coa boats, l2j bushels coal
JAy III bids tobacco. 20 bbls four. boats. +
coal boats, SO bushels coal.
u s. BASs SrolE-At Ncw Y6tk, January 10 i19l 1iQ5
LHchau-c on London 1913 1O7l.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

SAvAsyAn Jan. Ca negro who came down Inc river curly
this morning reports that The owDats of the Steamboat
SqUanHah O ~ about 10 miles up destroyed by fire.
with the Of hes cargo, CONSISTING SIS hundred s
Cotton. a host vi'h srsis,1ncc hrs beer .er' -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

post -ctf oa lrcr from Gbmi'ar dated fc Ia or 81
velnrT say-"Nincysiy new cases and twenyioul dealt
this day"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-14

The New York Mercantile publishes the following
extract OF letter dated at Lima, on the 18th Octo-
bec;-"Tne war has not actively commenced. vet
there has been one naval engagement, at the month
of Guayaquil river: the Coombians came off rather
the worst-sevcral killed OH both Sides Every tllnu
here perfectly quiet. scarcely soldier TO be seen
as we are so far removed from the scene of action
The Benjamin Rush will sail IN about two weeks"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-29
nude elsewhere.

THE unparalleled reputation Of this me,iiciue is
such, and its pre-eminent virtues are so well cs-
tabllslrad and fully acknowledged by an intelligent
pubhc that is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that it is a SOVEREIGN REMEDY
In Diseases of the Liver Debility resulting from, int en-
peraucc and dissipation; Old aud inveteratc Ulcers:
rams IN the Bones, attended with swelnos OF the
joints: Indigestion: Botches the Face, Pinpes Sc
Syrhs CutancouS diseases generally und letter i'm
particular: Mcrcurial and Scrotilous com plants
Tie certificates OF wonderful cures performed by
the Cat!plcon, have become numerous, as to pre-
cutc their Insertion i'll any newspaper and has made
1t necessary for the proprietor to print them in
pamphlet OF about 100 pages. This will be forward
oG as soon rs possible the several Agents for IRA
tuitos distribution. and must, perusal strengthen
the good opinion now entertained by the friends of
tins medicine, and dsurIn as is hod the prciudi
oes Of these who view with dstrus any medicine not
known i'll wha; is called regular practice" Facts
are stubborn things, and cannot be raiusaid.
At the earnest solicitation members of the med
zeal acny and others who have witnessed the aston
ls!nng cures effected by the Use of the Vegetable
Catlohcon, and who are anxious that its benefits to
manAind may be more widely diuscd, the proprietor
has consented u reduce the retail price to TWO
DOLLARS per bottle; and this will he done with
out In airy way dcteriOratug the quality OF the med
lcne, or reducing the size Of the bottle as has been
materially done IN the case Of Swaims Punaeea.
Eifrarts letters recet rerti from yhyac'aes ana from
dgsasjqr tle sale Of Po's Cihocon, Of uIoa are
also agents for Suuias Panaeeu.
Il retail nfe than dozen bottles your Catbol;con where
sell bottle OF SWANS Panacca aud great plea sr in
niymns you that IN in which have seen the Ca
tholicnn tired, it has Produced Geci5ed beneft.-
"Couid afford 10 reduce the price YOUR Cahocon 10
TWO dollars should more frequently prescribe my patients
aud thus WOULD also be done by number of other
THIS tnsrn and vicinity who have used with effects
iHT al The oihcr Pdnacras and the Compound Syrip of Sa
sapIr.i,l had failed"
IN enfnt physician al have known several cures pef
ort.i ~ m use OF Cathocon which prev .oisiy
resisted the Ordinary prescriptions of the faculty, and nave
he.Sr snagn II to pro luce luxurious sBect1"'
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