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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

NOt u poDr&nur had been whispered AGAINST him /
appeal to The joint Committee of the Library, who
have from time to time superintendent it, if this is not
the fact.
But, sir there is another reason. which Should have
convinced the President that he doing wrong if
ne is capable of reasoning at ull The law required
that the Librarian, who to have the custody of
such valuable property, should give bonds with sufi-
cent surctics to be approved by the President of the
Senate and the Speaker of the House. WHEN this
removal was made, s'lere WIS President of the
Senate here, and no Speaker of the House in cxis-
tence. fhis puts the fla, negative upon the presi-
dents power to remove and fill in the recess. he
could not possibly appoint this officer according to
law. Tho whole Illegal; q responsible officer
was tnnrst ont by arbitrary power and another man
ordered to take our property into his custody, of
legal responsibility But, sir, if he had the power
remove and appoint at his discretion an officer of our
own. we should have thought that common courtesy
Would have demanded that he should have consulted
MS But, he did MOI indeed he could mott Congress
was not III sessionthere wasin fuct no Congress in
exist enCe when the removal was made: for some
States had not hen elected their members. I then
Gull upon gentlemen TO give the reasons why how
and by what authority, our Librarian has been re-
moved.
But we We're promised reform retrenchnent,' q
correction OF existing abuses Saving of the pub
TIC money The Augean stable was to be clcansed.
ms was NE cry out of doors and echoed even from
| tue halis OF Congress- Many, have no doubt, re-
Peaed the expression without understa nding word
o. IT'S meaning, or It's application. don't mean the
tI3ey no uOuDC are all classic And
would not now repeat the story, but to show that
there Is no analogy Augeas you recollect was
scine petty King of some petty province or city of
szreece Mat W as its name? Elis-nye, that is it
IL seems he had stable which had always contained
three hounsand oxen and it had never been ceansed
out Tor three hundred years. HERCULES undertook
ioceanse it, this his fifth labor) and he was to
have, for his compensation, tenth of all the cat.
tie, three hundred pretty good fee, equal at least
TO the salary which you about 10 provide for the
chief of your new Law Department. Well, Her
cules, by turning the current of the river through
the stabe, cleansed II in single day. and then de-
mandcd his reward. Augeas refused TO pay him
alleging that he had practised arifce. In conse-
quence, they made war. Hercules killed him. and
gave his crown to his ard here is the whole sto-
| ry. Now, where is the analogy? Had EurcuIcs
swept out the cattle only, it might have resembled
your Case You have removed the whole herd
Ind replaced them by much more numerous and
scuryy set and made the filth ten times than it
was before SO much for your Augean Stable
10 be coutrued
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LOST.

sUPPOSED to have been mislain or stolen, be-.
NJ tween this and Washington city, a box from 90
to "a inches in length and about " in width The
oox contains sundyy tottery and Prize tickets ali of
whlch were cancelled and can be Of no use to any
one but the subscribers The said box was Sent by
Mr. Porier's line Of stages, addressed TO MeEsrs.
Yates @ Mcintyre, Washington city. care Of Mr.
S'ndey Porter, fredericksburg, on the Sd Of Mar h
issI' " was raced TO Fredericksburg since which it
has not been heard Of Any information that WIN Lead
to It's discovery, will be thankfully received and ali
the expenses that may be incurred in DELIVERING
the said box TO Messrs, Yates g. Mcintyre. Wos6,
ington city to Mr. Sindey Porter, Fredericksburg,
or to the subscribers at Richmond win be ng;d
YATES g. MCINTYRE
u The Political Arena, Fredericksburg, and
Phenix Gazette, Alexandra, viii please insert this
four tIwes, end forward their accounts to Yates
g NfclnL&ze, Richmond, ma 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01
nRAWINes q tho Rhode Island Lottery. Glass

, 40, on, 20, ~, ~, ID, =, Ok. &
Drawing ofthc Maine State Lottery. No, S.. Extra:
10, 10, 10. 6, Sc, 8, 21, 8, ID.
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.
MI RSSCHRISTlANNAG BURKE respectfully
IL announces her intention to open in this city.
on the first day of October next Seminary for the
admission of Young Ladies as Boardcrs and day scho-
1t is contemplated to fer an Institution combining
.he most Solid requirements, with the most, popular
ana fashionable accomplishments Without laying
calm to any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
gi1S the arduous aud highly responsible duties which
VII oeVoive on her as Principal. Mrs b feels cenE-
dent that an curly attention to the subject Of Educa.
tion and an experience of many years in its details
united TO the assistance of many able teachers, viii
enable her to afford advantages equal to any in this
STATE anu not inferior to those Of any Northern lnst
tuition.
Mrs BurRe will receive daily assistance from Mr.
burke at an hour not interfering with the duties of
his own Seminary. Mr.. Maculy, Teaches, Of Juatte-
fad!ics In The Richmond Seminarg will also give daily
instruction IN the branches ced With his depart
ment.
Mr. Stephen Bernard, native of France, wii
teach the modern languages.
Music, Drawing ard Dancing will be taught by the
most approved masters.
Borders will receive that parental attention, which,
WHIST IL avoids undue restraint, will insist the full
hlment OF all moral and religious duties, and erjon
regard for those obsefvances best calculated
insure an easy and becoming department.
TIE following table exhibits a more extensive
oo"se vi eluoieS tnun is generally offered tor the ed
ucaion of females. They submitted in detail. on
account of the belief that many parents will consider
them essential to complete education:
Orthograpby, .rthmelic
Reading d housekeeping,
Writing, Algebra
Gnglsh Grammar, Geometry,
Eiocutinn, Natural Phiosnn,v
Bellies Lettres, Chemistry.
i1pstolary style, The Greek, Latin, French,
Ancient and Modern His Italian and Spanish Lam
tory, guages,
topography, with the use Vocal and instrumental
OF Globes. and Maps, Music.
astronomy, Drawing and Painting,
| Haturai History, Dancing,
Botany.
ne hachmond Female Seminary viii be opened
IN the house on l2th street, once occupied by the
ate MT brederak Pleasants--centra spacious ele-
waited and rctired location in the city can better
aitord the necessary accommodations
TERA.s.
Board for the scholastic year of 10 months 5000
| Tuition in all the English branches, do
Extra charges regulated by those of other schools
| Application in person by letter, will receive
prompt attention, ma 25-f lot q
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FANCY DRY GOODS.

i AIsOI UNI -dOODS.
IHNHB following new goods are received by tie
n Tantivy, from the New York Auction Rooms:
Best black belt rjbands
photographic Grape handkerchief
Fashionable Grape scarfs
Eslch mourning and half mourning scarfs
Green gauze wells and green worsted barege
Best long white kid gloves
few pieces Boulard Persian cause, an entire
new article for Ladies dresses, with general as.
sortment of Ladies hosskin gloves of eyerv de-
scrption opening this merning, for sale at reduced
prices at r. II JENKINS,
Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store, Main-st
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Meehienburg County, June Cety1 1890
q khDERED, that Master Commissioners rsss1a r.
~ state settle and ADJUST an account ~ 800 20
furyesT, late executor Of jeremiah Alleood 5ac,J
wen as hat of Joseph D. CauseI adminst,.o - as
ponls non OF said decedent, and report the So ue
copy. Teste, WIN. C. BAPTIST.
Co'fMfssIoNsR's OFFIcs, April la,b. Iaao
Ihe parties interested in the settlement Of tbs =.
count nTst mentioned aud directed I'd, be taken IN,
IN the foregoing order, hereby notified tIaf
appointed the first Saturday in June next for tJa, -
pose, on which day they viii please attend nj ms, ~
ice on Bluestone in said county of MeckJenh.V ~
pared TO go into settlement % pre-
29--w4t wM II Eacrzv
EE cuANcEEg-In Loofsa COUNTY esa,,z. -.
10th, 1880 'y souFts Nay
Arthur Clayton,
against BITE
Pendieton Harwood, Aaron G. White. s. e ,s,.t
nam w nise deed, and Aaron C. yybs =, y 20
Catherine White, decd = "V' sssf<seufo OF
II, ne oeIendant Pendeton fiaywood NOT lsS;
go Els appearance and gwen security
,,ies % tins court, sad it appearing 10 the
~ me court that he is not an inha6itant OF
!, e on te motion Of the plaintiff BY his COUNSEL
~ - = that the said defendant do appear here
,, 'p rs day Of August Court rext and answer the
c ' Tue D'atpti; and that copy Of tais order be-
.or'h at inserted Is ihc Richmond Wl5. sys,
months euccessyely, and posted at the front door -
ne Courthouse of this county on some court dav
a copy. 1-este.
Se-lawSw* JOHN HUNTER. =
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FORTY DOLLARS REWAHD

WIEL be given for the apprehension of ROGER.
~ belonging. to Robert Randolph, of Wilton
Roger IS low and thick, has pleasant countenapce
and very short hair, and little bald on the ton If
ms head DE Is a tolerable workman and Is well
Enown IN and shout Richmond, where he has many
connexions The above will be given for him if Ia
Zen out OF the State, wbchit is believed he viii at
tempt leaving, and $50 il taken wifhin.it.
JAMES CHRISTIAN,
ma i'-9td tawc'f Per George TayIor snardfan.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

sSS''eu, diu OHeIs I0r sale, the following tried
~ and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES.
VI PreDsntion better. than Cure. 4feB
LEES FAMOUS ANTf-BJLIOUS PILLS.
70 AND so Pxn Box
Inc operation Of these Pills perfectly mild as be used
III saey Oy persons IN every situation, of every age
he proprietor confidently finely Use of
Malignant Fevers. '
" Please inquire for 81 E6sS 4A7,f- LOTS PITS
WIZ the Signature of NOAH RIDGELT late Michael Lee
u to,( as none other are genuine
hx sovereign remedy for colds obstinate coughs
cataIfhs asihmas sore threats and consumptions
Lee nervous Cordial excellent medicine for all nervous
aiscuops, weakness, pains in the loins. back &C
Lees Essence Of MustarNo medicine ever csfeo s in
cuIns rheumatism. sprains, bruises frosted feet &c
lees lee, asue and Fever Drops, never falling cure
application " " 's - "a "
Lees Persian Lotion excellent medicine Tor curing letters
ring wofms pFickly heat, &c '~''e S''''''
Veneresl and Gonorfhna W 30 "'s
lees ache Drops which gives immediate relief
Vo'n fowder, which cleanses and beauties the teeth
3scs rye w aier-a certain cure for sore eyes
Lees Anodyfe Eixn-- for the cure Of head arbea
Lees Com iasterf for removing and des,,ov,o corns
~ CouutIy merchants and all others who purchase 70 sell
, pY applying 70 the proprietor, No g. Hanover siree,
them great profit - VI -, % VIZ ~
" C8UTIOJNoue are een,,fe rvi,bor, The ,,alc,,s
& 20 mem, soAH RrpeE,y Gate Michael Lee a. Coz
W hundreds Of cases efSre performed bv the aboee trulv
Ss,Soe aneoeine eopld be gve did the limits Of
80 II. g. aI'NEMARA viii constantly keep flesh
~yFy m ene above celebrated Medicines his Apothecay
'0ie' i't9'710''@ nov Z-eowI2,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

NlRGiAIA-At rules holden in the clerks office of
the superior court Of chancery for the W,lI,asns.
burg district. the Sd day of May, 1890. stephen D..
Fuller and Mary his wife, pitts. against William NJ.
TayioT' IN hrs own light and administrator with the
VIII annexed of Edmund Taylor, sen'r, John p Tay-
or, and others, defts.
The defendant Jno. p Taylor not having entered
ms appearance and given security according 10 the act
OF assembly and the rules of this court and appear
ing by satisfactory evidence, that he rs moi an nab
ant of this country, rs ordered, that the said defeud
ant do appear here the first day of the next term,
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff; and that copy of
hs order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published in the city of Richmond for two months sue
cesslyey, and posted at the oht door Of the former
capitol, in the city Of Williamsburg
" copy. Teste, ED. CHRIS TIAN. q. o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

YsSHE subscribers are now receipt of their Spring
supply OF american, British, French, GERMAN,
purchases in .Fev York Philadelphia, Boston and
angdna, and embracing almost every article in their
line They deem sufficient for their customers 10
say that their present stock is probably the most
tensVe and best assorted they have had and to
assure them and other purchasers TINT thew never
bad it SO much in their power to hold out indnce
ments to buyers both at wholesale and retail
b. 60 f. JAMES 81 co.
ma diff Market Sou.re
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01
J Chiekahoniny Land for Sale.

II WISH go sell my Fatm 10 The county IF uer,;cc
= called Woodstock. containing by survaa .Iv,
serss,ls sit,la eon the main road. ieadng from
from Richmond, and immediately on tha I'VE miles
the Chckahcmny about third of il s =,
land of the best Quality the rest of tho land : w
tncsiy tImbercd Application may be made svey
person disposed 10 purchase. BY Mr. Vangissn ,r
ov ,s,s ,n o. myself y JOSEPH Sc DEN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

4 NPowhatan County Court. March 10, 1890: William
u Pope, James Peasants, Edward Mayo Robert
pieasan,s, aem'or of Isaac W Peasants decd and Jo
siah Poore, adm'or de bonis non of William Collier
decd, pitts against John T Peasants Preston Smith,
and William S. Dance. dfts. In Chancery.
inns cause came on this day TO be heard. and it an
Peanng to the satisfaction of the court that the sub
poena and decree ntsi bad been executed on the de-
PENDANTS tor more than four months since the filing of
the pitts. bill, the same is ordered TO be be taken for
confessed.
Wbereupon the court, after maturely considering
the bill and exhibits filed, and hearing the paintif
counsel doth adJudge, order, and decree, that the
defendant John L. Peasants settle his ac
counts as the admor of Samuel Peasants, Decd be-
tore commissioners of this court, and that the said
commissioner also take account of all the money mr.
other things which have been paid by the plaintiffs
sreties OF John T. Peasanss admor of Samuel Pleas
ants decd, or either of them sheS the amount
paid by each of said suretes Also an account of all
Peasants, decd, other liabilities of the said John
T. Pieasants as adm'or aforesaid, and for which his
SAID sureues can IN any manner be held bound Also
an account OF all money which may have been paid y
the defendant Preston Smith if any, in exoneraton Of
the SAID surees of the said John T. Peasants as
aforesaid, and report the to this court together
with any matters specially stated, deemed pertinent
by himself, or which may be required by the parties
to be stated.
Copy. Teste, r. F. GRAVES, d. G.
The parties interested. will please take notice that
have appointed Monday, the fourteenth day Of J,Ine
next Tor entering upon the duties requred of me by
the within order, when they requested TO attend
at poWhatan Courthouse by ten O'clock, A. NJ with
their papers ready for examinations and ALI persons
having claims uDsashed against the estate of Samuel
Peasants decd. desired present tbemo me- on
or before that day. properly authenticated in order
that an account thereof may be taken.
JOHN w. DANCE Comm
Powhatan Courthouse. ADrt 16 1850.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

rules, bolden in the clerks office Of
the superior court of chanuery for the sRichmond
district, the 5th day of April 1880. John r. W;er an,
Thomas Heiersons surviving partners Of the mercao.
tile hrm OF John r. Wier K Go. against James I.loyd
and Thomas Lloyd merchants and trafinp, nm
der the firm of James and Thomas Lloyd and Aver
Myers, dts - - sisssi - ss 3 =,
The defendants James and Thomas Iloysl not hav.
ing entered their, appearances aud given secur;tv
according to the act of Assembly and the ,ues Of
court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence ta,
they are not Inhabitants of this counry il is orred
tatthe said slefendants appear here ON the 10Th
Of The next June term, and the bill of the
tis; and that copy of this order be forthwith nsert
ed in some newspaper Published in the CITY of Rich
mond TOR t~o months successfully ant, posted At m.
hont door OF the Capitol, in the said city 81 49,
S2 copy. Teste. wns c. PKxDIYrox. 9. &.
VikGiNIAAt rules, holden. in the clerks Office 81
the superior court eff chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5th day of April, 1866 William Moncure
pit. against Thomas Marshall, John j. Marshall VIII
liam d. Taylor and Elizabeth his wife, Edwin Burn
ley and Lucy NJ his wife and Anthony Whitaker dts
The defepdants Edwin Burnley and Lucy NJ his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the act of Assembly and The
rules OF this court, and it appearing by satisfa
evidence, that they not of this
is orderetl that the said defendants do annear
on the 10th day of the next June term and answer the
bill of the plantiH and that copy of this order he
forthwith inserted in some newspaper publiahed q
the city OF Richmond, for two months s,,ccess;ve,v
and posted at the front door of the capitol in The
city. A copy. Teste " 's e-''>
- - VIM. G. PgSprrrax
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GTeat sale Of Law Books.

& .;he second fHURsDAY OF September next will
~ oe sold by auction, the Law Stock of Book
seller; consisting OF about thirty Thousand Yoiu,nes
embracing the latest editions of nearly ell books in
general use and great number of the old Report
ers. and other scarce works
at the same time will be sold, large number of
Important Miscellaneous works.
me Catalogue will be ready by the Grst of June.
Any gentleman desiring it forwarded to him, will
please apply (pust paid) io he subscriber
Al. THOMAS, Auct1uneer.
PHILADELPHIA, May, 1880. ma l5-wst
W WARRANTED SCYTHES.
EHOR sale at the Sign OF the PADDOCK com
4 Plete assortment of Scythes, which warrant
ALSO,
The British Patent Scythes, from 40 TO sd inches;
all worth the attention of FARMERS
A1D d GENERAL AssoRrMRNy On
z9ERDwARE,
SADDLERY & ROGERS FINE CUTLERY
DBARBORN'S PATENT BALANCES
SPADES IND SEFOYELS
EMERSOMS RAZOR STROPS
GfaHers Diamonds and Genuine Henan,tng's Nee1,yes
Worth the attention of purchasers
Gp so-l@c THOMAS A RUST.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

w AS commit ed to tie jail Of Gooe6lsnd co.a,,.
.s, on the 3ist of January last, negro hoy wSo
or inches hgh had on when committed - 81; ;eSS ~
ghlte yarn domestic, and says he belongs 70 M.sss
lawson Roach of fredericksburg, who purcsss =
MN OF Mr. Powell Of Fauquier county, that he rsr
Soaua June or July last Phe owner owners
=. sa.d save are requested TO come forward prove
'ne'r property pay expences and take him await.
RoB'F: @. MACON, Tailor for
w M Boiling, Sheriff of Goocllland.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

IN Hanorer County COURT, .Narch 27UI. 1880 =
NJ ATTAINED p. BOWIE. and Hector Bowe, in
I fants. under the age of twenty one years, by
Hector Davis, their uncle, and next friend, plts
against susanna Bowe, the widow of Nathaniel Bow e:
dec Oliver r. Cross and Polly his wife, Nathaniel
Davis and Martha his wife, Jesse @ Yarbrouph and
Nancy his wife, Hudson NJ. wingGeId and Sophia his
wife, John B. Green and Elizabeth his wife, Harriet
Bowe, Emily r. Bowe, Benjamin wingield. trustee
for Susanna NJ Perrin, the said fenes-covert and
sole, being daughters and devisees of the said
Nathaniel Bowe, dec, and Mortimer Goddin and
Thomas II. Goddin, infant children of Amanda n
Goddu. dec. daughter and deyisee of the said Ma
thaniei Bowe, dec, defts.- IN -CHAxcEnY 5,s
The bill and answer of all the dts except Nathaniel
Davis and Martha Davis his wife, being fled and the
SAID Nathaniel Davis and Martha his wife. not having
entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING
to the act OF Assembly and rules of this court and Il
appearing to the satisfaction of the that they
are not inhabitants of this commonwealth it order
ed that the said dts Nathaniel Davis and Martha bis
w'fe, do appear here on the FIRST day of May court
next and answer the bin of the pitts; and that
OF this order be forthwith inserted in the Constitu-
uonai Wing, "a newspaper published in the city of
hichmond,) for two months SUCCESSFULLY and that
another copy deposited the front door of the cour,
house OF this county. Copy. Teste,
Do PHILIP %. WIssTo9, C.. H. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01
HUGH C. McNEMARA

m received and offers for SALE the following tr;e
n and highly approved VALUABLE MEDICINES,
" Prevention better. than Cure. m
LEES FAMOUS ANTI.BJI,IOTJS- Pits
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-06
New EaN Goods.

WEha received by packets President ana seo!Ss
w Town, from Philadelphia and New York, part OF
our FALL. STOCK; which enables US to oher' on IT,
beral terms:
London super blue, black, olive, green, brownshd
mixed cloths
Pelisse cloths cassimeres and sa'inests
Blankets and Aannels. plainand printed oaizes
Merino and common circassians
Bombazines and bombazetts
Valencia. swan,down and toinet vestings
Scotch and English plsids; plain and pld camoie's
Italian lustrings and gros de Naples
Satin leyantine senchews and ssrsnets,
44and 5 4 modes; satins and horences
Italian and French grapes; pOngee -.
Merino scarfs shaws and hdkfs, some extra quafity
Plain white merino shsws, neat article
Thibet barsge and silk handkerchlefs
English and India bandsnnoes
italian and Barcelona cravats
Plain and printed jsconet do
Irish table diaper. 81 to l04
Do linens and sheetings black and brown hoNahe'
Twilled sacking; buraps and osnaburgs
general assortment of
DOMESTIC COTTON GOODS;
consisting, in par, OF
Tickings
Bleached and brown sheetings and shlrtings
Fancy and furaiture plads,
Cotton osnaburgs, &C. &c.
All of which have been selected by an experienced
dealer SUI mn1"
oct8 C0rnerO hHS d.d nCYu eIoe.9.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-12-06
Nxsuensx Cured & preventeA.

gsR. T. SUTHERLAND having discovered the
oa,.se Of and the remedy for, this most drefu nis
.se offers his services TO those who have suffered by
;ts disre,sinr influence for short ti or for many
years e admins.
tered .preeabv to his directions not merely from ms
belief in the correctness of its principles as connee.eu
with the cause of dyspepsy, but also from having PIaS
tised with complete success in avery grea. huno.
of obstinate cases In which the patients nave oeeh
Aicted with some OF nearly all OF the fo'.o~'"s syp
toms: pain in the he adj, dizziness, or verugo; oous
of mind attended with loss Of memory; dsagre eaoie
taste in the mouth: timidity; melancholy; rrtab"y'
loss of annette; nausea; a gna~ing IN the stomach
when empty; affection of the nerves attended WIN
general debility and loss Of energy; Guinness a,eeuo
of sight sourness or burning OF the stomachi hA'u
cv. nres,iire on the stomach after meals, propuchg
Great neasn.ss and distress; cold feet and hands, ian
Cor weakness of the stomach, attended with vomiting
acid er,ctaton: uneasiness in the throat with pam III
the side or breast; palpitston; weakness ana pains II
the legs frequent and involuntary s'ghngi va" mug
dropsness rreguarity of the bowels, pam III the oaoA
tremor, disury; disturbed sleep III =,
Those persons who are affected WIN any y. ." "
the above mentioned and consider them eVns w w
grieyous to be borne" are Respectfully
to call on DIR S. by whom they are conhden,Iy assaie So
that his remedy will effect speedy AZ" permanent re
lief and will also prove preventive sgans' 'e re
turn of the disease references will be naue 10 re
spectsble ladies and gentlemen residing ia th's CITY
and elsewhere. who have been benefited by the use
Of this remedy. n.y. .,
DIR. sutherland may be seen at his office, No. 81
Wall street. every day Except Sunosysl between l.
and o'clock; and at all other times at his residence
No. 1873 Elm, corner of Grand street.
New York, Oct. 20