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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
DRUGS. MEDICINES, PAINTS a DYE.STI7pr@a
FOR S.4LE By "
.4rchib0Id s. Todd.

\ FEW DOORS Nam he or,
general DRUGS hEDiI4AES
CASH Among the articles On hand the following; 4
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30


TFSWAIM'S PANACEA, is in round bottles,
.Hutsd longiudinally with She following words
blown u.ru the g'lss.--
"sWAIrG's PANA0zA-PH1GADA."
having but one ahe. which covers the cork With
INV own signature ON % SOD thar ths cork canuo- be
drawn withou, destroying the sgnatlro, without
which none IS genuine. The medicine may cone
.agn-u.Iv bee known 90 be genuine, when nv ,ig-
nature s visible 20 counterfeit which wil be pun.
,h8h.s ls forgery.
The public arc cautioned not 10 purchase my
gsrace3 except lr0mu myself my sccrediioe agents.
.r q. rsous of known respec.ab,Itv and all those
e.ill consequently be without excuse, who shall
purchase from auv other persons
LT Prepared AID sold 90 >1-Giw' $ Laboratory,
S1.ti Setntb street, merit door O. tbf.PliEt. p5ia
Rrt5s. corner 9f Gs1r-s and Se-mh Stres and
flt 5l cre-u respectable Dr4gois. 81 ~ Y States
4rrr8 TODD * WOODS,
March 2f. 1870 -fu9q WufEIING.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30

From Or Gibson, Professor of Surgery 10 the
University of PENNSYLVANIA, Surgeon and Clint
cal Lecturer 90 the Aims House ln6rmary, &c.
have employed the Panacea Of MIR. Swain,
in numerous instances within the last three years
and have always found 10 extremely eftIcacious es
1ecialy I'm secondary syphilis and 10 mercurilldis-
o1sss have no hesitation iu Pr0nouncing is d
medicine Of inostmab.e value.
W. GIBSON, ~ ID.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
w EgEESaANG
PAPER ~ e.

fFfliS concern Is now in operation, and wu
4 te ohle 20 6li orders Cor WRAPPING aui
itlNilNG immediately, and for WRITING
l..cr iev months
PaPor SD hs so.i az Pittsburgh prices, and
hcy WI give ihe same prices ti1t are there given
lr Rings and Swinging Tow.
Feb. d. lS3l-34-tf
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
sWAIEE'S PANAOaA

IINH INN. az Iht Ol
3D. 49,. r,9 c.+i,i..,- and 1J,--.-i
49,. p. ..,-.,..,,. IJ..r,rs Sorer mn
>,--f....- E.s.-s.s 5t..t. Iirsr and Sta., Gat
s-Ti D.I,Ir--4aF IN diseases iet.-t ori-iggt.
from furuvc H1rl 9I jglis---tiJE % l01tt ana
.-t.-. ~ -,, ..f.,,7r has been b-0kri aelrn ba
~. lr.--.,,. i-e-i- Bg.k or Qirue
s -.i ..s. ....-,rI DISEASES frlere tic L.1- g
rl..... ...,...s..J ,5 t.1r-f.f. &c Ec.
...I.., ,s,,,,.
m ...,. I...l l,, tb, ruediog.
- ~. -'-,o-.s.9r s.5i1.ns certificates from
.l'...., ,,.f, .ri ,leir private MS well as public
-..--..rs-s ar. 3sssyeiIy ranked among the most
scientific ofthc profession. THE public, as well
rs hcpr.rus,or OF Che fa.eeA owe uiu. .ie E'1,
.uae ta tIc gentlemen WHO nave ,lu' '1s-.-.o d..
I8 uvor-th ir recommends l1nS nave oI.is'''ie
its use in v-r.1Is csos oh myetcr"e coIilg'''
of fle Blood psscEs.rsG ro ruE SECOND GLSLR-
,riuy which otherwise would have destroyed Va
r-rIe lives. Ther humanity and dslni5'ested-
r.s, b. sronutie- tho currency Ola medicine found
.7 boz of SUCH great benefit % thc human FACE
without regard ta It's orE.nl, OF oVnoIShp' Claims
tle grateful admiration OF hcuchceu, public.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
PATENT MEDICINES, sc.
FRESH SALID OIL.

AFEW OF LORLLARDS SNUFF
Physicians Merchant
lay IN and
Ginseng be in
Whee ling ADJ l.,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
J. G. g. =. c. HAWKINS,
Sign and Ornamental
PLANTERS.

m ESPECTFULLY inform their friends and
sb the public. tia. they have opened shop ON
Nam street, opposite The Post-ofice, WEEEI1SG
where all llLd- .f - l.ueutal Pointing and Gnd
ing. such as T.IILTTARY BANNERS and
BADGES, III SONIC },vNFRs, Aprons.
CARPETS, d.. ENAMELLlEG under Glass
for Pictures IuIiAJIJN> of UoJd and Harbs;
on Of which will be executed 10 a superior stylc
They respectfully solicit shlre of patronage, and
promise that their utmost exertions shall be used
to give general satisfaction TO those who may f..
yoU. h-m aith their custom
~ Paper HANGLVG done IN tie
EeatsSt manner.
Persons wishing TO sec specimens of their worl,
viii please look NJ the Signs OF J. TEETEBs and
CLAUH * Cooks Lottery anl Exchange Office.
Jane l6 lS3J.-ly.
The Subscriber takes pleasure iurecommend-
inc TO his friends and the public 10 general, bis
late pupil. lr. J. c. HtwEIss, q, a sklfI artist
IN that branch the arts which he processes
Z. LANBDlN, ofPiusburgh.
May y. 1880
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
IOAEI4Wa
VERY LATE FROM FRANCE.

Extraordinary run across The Hfdntc. II ne
packet ship DE kham, Depuyaer. arrived from
llavre. Capt. Dfpuyster sailrG from hasfe on
The 10th March, and from the severity oil Inc
Westerly wind was obliged to put INTO lofbay
on The l6h, where he remained until the 2lsi,
When he left that port, but remained IN the
CHannel until the 2jlh. While at lofbay
Caplais ID. saw n Plymouth paper ot the l9ih
OF March containing London dates OF the I'm,
which stated that the Excise Licrnse on mall
aud beer had been taken OH. II WI he recoi-
leei that tine Chancellor OF the EIeheqher was
10 Introduce the Budget ON tbs 10Th. and II rs
probable thai this measure was recommended
by the Chancellor. Capt. ID. saw also Lon
don paper of the 10th, which contained the ARR
val at Deal Of the snip Hudson. Champlin, from
this port.
By tins arrival. the editors Of The Ne" YORK
Commercial Advertiser, have received their
regular files OF Par, papers 10 The l4fh OF
March Inclusive. The laienes. OF the hour.
latter one o'clock,) when they were recei-
we'd prevents us from publishing any thing but
brief translations aud extracts this day.
In the Chamber of Deputies on the 4th ulti'
mo, The names of ? / tsllers were drawn by lot
To CONT the votes for the nomination oil 1--we
candidates for the Presidency. During this
process, the ministers Of the interior hnn oil the
Marine were int oducrd. and mrt with the
same reception as on the previous day, being
warmly greeted by thoso On The right, aud re-
ceiyed with utter indifference by thr larger por
ton OF the deputies. Nj. d liausenx, Minister
ol the Marine, crossed the lett centre, III hIs
way 10 the tribune, and all the members ~
thai quarter turned their backs 10 him The
number OF voIets was ann onnosd by the fresi-
dent (drotn faye, NJ. Labh"y de Pomperes)
.I,,t. = hq
ut side appeared TO take llule interest la The
balln,iu0 he result was as tollows:-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

cure the opening Of the Black Sea, while IL
stands, il is remarked, IN contrast with The
proceedings of Great Britain IN the same mat
Ter, bestows on Us a valuable trade, and ought
10 be suitably acknowledged. These regions
are opulen, by nature. have in former times
been The seat of the most 1ourishng commerce.
are likely. under the government OF Russia, TO
turn their natural advantages 10 greater ae
count than they have done even at the period
OF their highest prosperity. Should the idea
Of NJ dePradt be realized las quoted by the
reviewer. that the course Of events, which has
already placed the seat OF Russian empire in
two capitals, shall finally transfer tito a thi'd,
in the south. magnificent field would be o.
pened for commerce. aud the harbour Of Com
sfaniinople again assume, with double oppropri'
steness, its ancient sppellaion of The Col
den horn" Ball. dnlsr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
April 10
DANCANG SCAOOA.

ZHHE next meeting of my school will take
- place 90 thursday the Odd of April, in the
ball room Of the Franklin Hotel, at 10 O'Clock,
A NJ. Persons DESTROYS Of patronzing the
school are respectfully invited to enter their
ch ildren that day the session Is not too far
advanced to prevent their progressing with
those who came at commencement
Tuition 10 the end of the quarter $40.
u A practising bali will be held on next
Saturday at o'clock, in the evening. to
which the Ladies are respectfully invited to at.
tend
Gentlemen DESTROYS of participating, are
informed that cards of admission will be de
liVered at the bar Of the Franklin Hotel
J. "A. XAuPI.
April 10. 2df
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

ferennoa. .isped 0y Stephen Whit. Tor tue
heir. of the deceased" setting forth that on
Tue.ds, night, Joseph Whine, esq. was fnnr-
ds,.b IN his bed, 10 his house IN Essei street
Salem. and offering reward OF SlOoo Tor
the COW cum OF the perpeifaiof or pefpeiid-
tors
we have received the following letter from
our attentive correspondent tie edi or Of the
1870 Sa,em. Agrd7.
Dear Sir. An ASA sinatiun Of almost IN
e1ampird auouity TOOL place Ia this town IN
ia. course OF last night Joseph White, fs4
one Of our most agsd aud opulcnt citlens. IA
the eighty second year OF hrs age, va, mut hff-
ed IN his bed hy some unknn"n person. VINO
entered the lo~er part OF his house nj one u
ihr back windows, aud committed the hniIIh
deed ~ first striking him ON the head win
some heavy instrument aud then inuicilng IN
s,abs near he hcarl win dirk or KNIFE either
al which injuries would have oceasioned death
There were hat two persons Ia the house be-
sides Mr.. White these were d"nethcs M"
slept in di,lnni apartments. and heard nothing
of The assassin. fhe first discovery was made
At q O'Clock this morning, when the young man
who resides IN the family, on getting np, pefce'
we'd a window open. and suspecling tb" house
TO have been entered by robbers went 10 ap
prise the old gentleman. and found INN dead
and his clothes and the bedding dfenched IN
blood The sensation created IN town by ihls
most arocious deed, surpasses any thing
have ever witnessed here. The whole popn
Iailon we're amazed anil horror stricken. There
is no way ofaccouniing i1r the aet'-noth'ng
was STORM lrom tie house. although there was
msney aud Other valuable property IN the room
where Nh ". SLEPT. Inc heirs have otirfsh
reward OF 5000 aud the seltei'nen eoOO IN adj
dilion, tor he drt'cfiom of the murderer
T. 5. A person has been arrested on suspicion
Of heing the assassin, aud Is undergoing an Il
animation.
II /. currently reported that the young mhn
is son 10 the housekeepcr aud lha h. wa. ar
rested IN Marblehead and shid he had not been
in Salem for Il We OF slI days, which was dispro-
we'd. lie was cummutcd FOR further eEamlaa.
ton.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
April 10
4 Pocket Book Most.

EHHE Subscribers POCKET BOOK was
- either stolen from Mr., Caske Office, or
lost in the Man-sireel on the 18th inst. IL
contained l.. IL r. B. Norvel's Check in favor
Of J. Caskie for S375 To- dated 18th inst. and
payable at the Office Of Discount aud Deposite
of the Farmers Bank OF Va. al Lynchburg j.
also, r. Mckinney Draft on WIN. Mckm
nry, payable 10 my order for $3.50, date not
recoIlecled with one OF two other papers of no
value. As the papers Can be of no use (pay
ment being stopped) 10 any person but myself,
The finder snaII be literally rev srded by leaving
them at the office of lie Vrginlau, or At MI
John Caskie'S office. DAV d BRIDGES.
April 10. Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

SENATE. we
Boietourt-Dr. ". A. McDowell--no
siiion. 0pp9
Wnrrick-Beverley B. Browne OFF,.
Harvie, NOT one "efd
Chederfetd.-David Fl. Branch 2sl ".
Old l6i. "n
James Ciiy.-B. B. Browne 81, Gen. H..
vie p.
Pendieton-T ]. Stuart l3I, d. W. pauo.o
100. "''e'oi
HOUSE OF DELEGATES
Botefouri-John I. Anderson, Flem,o, p
Millet.s
Gt0ncester-ThOs. Smith, John Bilnns
.honig Omery-Wm. Ballard Preston, dse
Jacob Helms 459 Walter Crockett 33s I'
p Charlton 900, Robert NJ. Kent loo I o'''
Pepper III. ''"d
CheaerteM.-W. r. Johnson, Thos Burr,..
James Cay-Ismes Semple,' jr, Rooer, ,
Richardson
Louisa Chs Y. kimbrough.- poina.,,o.
NansemOHd.-John c. Cohoon, Josbu, A.
Harrell.a
Prince Wittim.-Jobn ". Tyler, G. VA.
mgton
PenaletOn-R. Dice, IL. Elincr
OHIO j. i Parrioti. - Webb.
Not in the last Legislature.
THE AMENDED CONSTITUTE.
TII Very few Of the returns below ara
pieie. We shall keep the Table sIand,no
correct II as last as we receive addtional
Turns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

DECENTRALIZATION from Lisbon Of the goth
February, animadveit upon the ingrsltude OF
Miguel, who has treated the United States with
no more respect than The powers which hsve
refused 10 recognise him. and paid no attention
10 the demand of restitution and rrparaiion IN
the case OF the American vessels captured by his
squadron blockadng Terceira, The crews OF
which are Yeti Portuguese dungeons. Mr..
Brent is said TO he thorough going absoinisi,
but notwithstanding his ridiculous seryili!y.
Miguel pays no attention 10 his humble suppli-
cations.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
Bagwell, Smith AM Hannah
Commission Merchants,
RICHMOND,

IEfAVlNG taken Samnel Hannah as a part.
IL ner IN our Concern in richmond. the bu.
sness IN future Will be conducted under the
firm OF baewell, smith and Hannah and under
the s"per,n'e"da"ce and management OF Mr.
Hannah, in person.
We shall continue our business here, and will
\ future transact Commission Business. an
respectfully tender our services to the public in
that capacity Advances viii be made on pro-
duce when placed IN our hands il required:
SMITH. BAGWELL g. Co,
reb' 6mii49
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
THE VHRGINIAN
LYNCHBURG. APRIL 10, $500

uJ We are authorized To anhoupes pr-
A. DONALD, Esq. as candidate TO rs,r -
the county Of Bedford, il the neut g., .'''''
Assembly. '"gis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

Washington, April l3-Near'y the whole of
yesterday the Senate sat with closed doors. up
90 the nomina tons by the President, which
have been 50 long suspended. From what we
hear, three only OF these wrre finally acted up
on. The nomination of David Heushaw, to la
Collector for the port OF BosIon, was confirmed
by a maioriy nf three or four votes. The
nomination OF Dahney s Carr, 10 he Naval
Officer tor the port nj Baltimore, was confirmed
by "a votes 10 % The nomination oil Isaac
Hill 10 h. Second Comptroller of The Trcasu-
~, was ytolsd, by by SO votes TO ID.
Nat, M.
We observe that. NJ the Election IN Ma.sn.
chuset,s last week, Alexander II. Everett. our
late Minister to Span, WAS chosen Senator IN
the State Legislature. OF the tour Senators
choien IN SUM- county, he received the high
est vote Considering his long absence abroad
10 the service II the Government. this vote IL
distinguished marx OF the public respect.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
9V''I y
WILLIAM W. GRAY,
Governor st. Richmond

Governor ST. kcDinonu
Richmond, I'd month 26M 1880.
WIN. W. Gray has been instructed in the but
sineSS of making j" Or. Judkin's Patent SPecbc
Ointment by Nathan Shepherd, late part
ner with. DR.. JudGns, oil Ohio. also profess
perfect knowledge Of making this Ointment,
obtained from Dr. Judkius himself having
long assisted him ia the business. Having ha d
occasion 10 pass through Richmond, ION my
return To Ohio, from North Carolina,)l remain
ed with friend Gray two days, and assisted HIM
in making n further supply Of this Ointment !;
which hr can, with great proprlety offer TO the
public as being genuine, and made Of the best
ingredients. THOS. PATTERSON,
Belmont county, Ohio.
~ The testimonials in support of the viz
tues and efficacy of this Ointment. are of the
most respectable character. and may be seen
nj the Store of the Subscriber where the
Ointment may be obtained.
YIN. /. HOLCOMBE,
Main street, Lynchb'g.
ApriI 10 it3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

lu few days, We moan Ia throw Mr. Thos
Rhchie Into spasms. by asking him who he :
f'r, Calhoun or Van Bnren Il isa cruel res
ulu,iOn, but we are determined upon it,
Rich. Wing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

letter from Washington says--i learn from
y gentleman of undoubted veracity, tina, the
Hon. Mr. kincaid. member from krutucky,
has abandoned the Jackson party aud turned
@ the great favorile OF the West. From whist
can learn, the same letter says, Mr. Clay is
advancing rapidly, aud there is now a bright
prospect that be will triumph over bis caumnia-
tors, Mr. Sheppard, Jackson member from
North Carolina, the other day on the floor OF
the house, declared, that he considered the stale
charge of" bargain aud sale as mere polli-
cal humbug that had answered : purpose, and
that il was high time IL was cast among those
things that are lost upon earth " give his sen
llmenlS, though perhaps not in his very words
Bah. Patriot.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
FEMALE EDUCATION.

HNHE next session of the subscribers Soho oil
IL will commence on Monday the 81 OF
MAY, and close the last OF July, when there win
DE vacation oil two months. No pupil will
De received tor less period than from the time
OF entrance TO the expiration of the session.
Terms, as heretofore. s. per month
=, +. G. SMITH.
Md'c" - tiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
PATENT OINTMENT,

NOR the cure of White Swellngs Sore Legs
4 aud Ulcers, Granular Tumors and Swell
lings, Rheumatic Pains. Sprains and Bruises
Burns aud Scalds, Old and Fresh Wounds, In
nammation in Womens Breasts, Chi,bains
letters, Ring Worms, Erupuons, &c.
Prepared and sold by
WILLIAM ". GRAY,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

VI KS I0MPKINS, continues to teach
4vA Music on the Piano Forte. She also re.
April /. ;nIM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

We are informed that an effort has been
made TO obtain from Walker, with his consent,
the letter or letters which he is believed to have
received from this place. II resulted in fail.
ure
II Is understood that Walker dsclaims the
strocious intent which is evidently warranted
by the language OF his pamphlet He also ad-
miis tina, he has circulated upwards of 400 CO.
pies, aud thus exhausted his edition, which he
Will not reprint
Such ia our Information. But the latter par,
a. II does not accord exact, with the fact of a
Sccoad edition having been printed one copy
OF which is known to have reached nur post Of
fee. [nRedgcpitie Jour
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19
DOME SII "a

APPolN rMENI5 BY THE PRESIDENT.
~ aud nth the adrioe aud conscti Of he Sc
nate.
Daniel NJ Durell. OF New Hampshire, to be
Attorney of he Uni,ed States for the District
of New Hampshire. N place of samuel Cush-
man, rejected
James w E,um. OF lpfila to be Marshal OF
fhe United States for the District of West Flor
ida, in place Of Adam Gordon, removed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

From The Boston Patriot.
A'roeious murder = Several handbills were
gacaiyed in this city from Salem, yesterday
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-19

Rum color In one Of the New England pa
FISHES since the commencement of the reform
IN temperance, at meeting held for the trans
action OF business, proposition was introdu-
ced aud carried for painting the meeting house
or course il was necessary TO decide what color
il should be painted. One gentleman proposed
white another. green another yellow another
red and reasons were offered for each. Al
last says one, Mr.. Moderator, move thai il
he painted rum coinr. And will give rea-
son. There is Col -----, who sits near GU
had his face painted rum color these 10 years,
and il grows brighter and brighter every year"
4udorsr IalyuaI
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07

in tllaplace OF all excellent officer tvt.d
but has been rejected by the Senate. by w.
25 to, e5!!!!!! we.
Mr.. Tazewell, opposed to the Govern.
Judge, has obtained leave of absence far u. aa1
mainderof the session on account ofIfamiIy> an +
ton, and Geh. Marks is confined Ga acco @I'
sickness. Under these circumstance. L o.
has renominated Noah, and he has ago;o ha @Asi
jected by the Senate, and confirmed by I%. Il :
.Calhoun!!! '"" |
+ AMOS KENDALL, Of Kentucky-,A.
CRATE, that, like the serpent. stung hi: han |s ID
that swore terribly, not in Flanders. bur has
the Senate of Kentucky, was during the , ~'@'
rewarded with the office of 4th .A1di,or :,
Treasury by Jackson--but has been rg,qei5 g u,
Senate. and confirmed by J. C.. CalhoIn.Ir,Ss,,!
The Senate that acted on the above nom;n,,
is composed of 26 Jacksonians and % Rem
cans: What a commentary on the ~reigning CGS'
of this reign of terror and prescription!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOrrIt
To tive Public.

yESHEincreasing demand for this celebrated meNef,
L has enabled me to rsduce the price 10 IWOD1,
LARS per bottle, thus bringing ii within tic re.e. d
the INDECENT
Nv Panaces requires no %encomium; It's astounding
effects and wonderful operation Lave drawn, bs,hlcS
patients and medical practitioners Of the Hughes, r.
speciality, the most unqualified appreciation, arls,.
tablished for it y character which Envy pea, though
dipped in gall, CAL ne: er tsruish.
The proprietor pledges himself to the public, Al.
gives them the most solemn assurances, that til, Eei.
cine contains neither mercury nor amy other dexter
Gus drug. Nm. SWIM.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07

was the most singular of all was, that the more l.
ate the hunsrier / grew. MethSught the dinner
lasted unconssionably long, till at last awoke
front pure hunger. ~ .c,rs
~ thouOht I. as | awoke, we must have got to
Bos.on nv this time l pulled out my watch.
DG It was half past two! Heavens! exclaimed /.
Where are we?,-I jumped up and looked out
Of The carriage, and-and there was I, at the We,
~ place of starting; we had not moved a rod all
The while. The driver had taken his horses away
aud driven off with another stage, whilst l was
dreaming of Alderman Gobbe's dinner.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-06-07
CERTIFICATES.
FROM UOCIUR 4 CH.7P.M MN,

TNT1T UT ~ III TT
Professor OF the Institutes and Practice Of Physic sI
Clinical Practice in the University Of rennsy,sas
President Vi the Academy Of Medicine OF phiI.ls.
phia, &c.
/ have, within the last two wears, had sn oppor,unhI
of seeing several cases of very i~nveterate ulc.f,, which,
having resisted previously the regular modes Of treS'
mcnt, were healed by the use Of Nr. SwLIn's PAsA,I;
and | do believe, from what | have seen. that it wi,
prove an important remedy in scrofulous, veneresl ant
mercurial d diseases. n. CHAPMAN. n. L.
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E2OM DOCI1R ". GIBNON

Professor of Surgery in the UniverNy Of PcnnNha-
nis, Surgeon and Clinical Lecturer to the Aims.
House %Infrmary, &c. &c.
have employed the PAsAcxA of Mr.. Swain, IN NJ
merous instances, within the last three years, and have
always found it extremely eficscious, especially nse.
condary syphilis and in mercurial disease. ! have nc
h~esitstion in pronouncing 1t a medicine of iaesim,b!e
value. W. GIBSON, u, D.
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FROM DIR WYLLL7N p. DEWEES.

Adj't. Professor If Midwifery in the University OF
Pennsylvania, &c &c
Ihave much pleasure in saving ! have witnessed TIE
most decided ard happy effects in several instances Of
inveterate disease from Mr.. Swaim's PAsicEi, where
other remedies had failed: one was hat OF Mrs. Brown
WM. +. DEVICES, N. ID.
. See Bork of Gases. (which may be had, gratis o.
E. StabIer e Son page IS.
may 25-eo2w
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Notice.

ID Y order of the President, and Directors ofthe Mid
Id die Turnpike Company, smeeting OF the Stock
holders of the said Company will be he ID at Cats "a.
vern, IVES, End. Fairfax county, Virginia, on the I'd
day of July nsrt, al II O'Clock.
BENZ. C. ASHTON.
NAV 3l-wt2Jy Treasurer.