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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23
By the Governor Of hhs Commonwealth Of TirginIa
A PROCLAMATION

By the Governor Of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
A PROCLAMATION.
"HEREAS il appears by the returns Of the Commits.
sioners appointed in the several counties of this
Commonwealth. For the cities OF Richmond Williams
burg the Borough OF Norfolk, and OF Petersburg 10
superntcnd the election OF Electors President and
Vice President of the United States, that
George Loyal, Of the Borough Of Norfolk
John Cargill, Of the county of Sussex,
James Jones, q! the county Of NUttoway,
Thomas NJ. Nelson, of the county of Mecklenhurp
Archibald Austin OF the county Of Buckingham,
Richard bognu, Of the county Of Halifax,
Joseph Martin, of the county OF Henry,
William Jones, of the county of Gloucester
VIM u. Roan". of the county OF Hanover,
Samuel Carr of the county OF Aibemarie,
Lawrence T. Dade, OF the county of Orange,
Archibald X Harwood, OF The county of King Ss Queen,
Samuel Blackwell of the county Of unberiamG,
John Gibson OF the county OF Prince William,
lnman Horner, OF the county of Fauquicr,
Heroine l.. Opie, of the county OF Jefferson,
James Nj. Mason, of the county of Frederick,
John Mcmillan, of the county of Brooke,
Jacob d. Williamson. OF the county OF Rockingham,
Charles Beale, of the county of Boetonrt
Thomas bland, OF the county OF Lewis, and
Andrew Russell, OF the county of Washington,
have been chosen by the People be Electors for the
State of Virginia. TO choose President and Vice Presi-
dent OF the United States have therefore thought fit
issue this Proclamation giving notice OF the choice
said to all whom it may The Electors are re-
quired by law to the Capitol in the city of Rich
mOnd on the first Wedne stlay i'm Decennbernext
Given under my hand as Governor, and under
tSEAL the lesser seal OF the Commonw alth at Rich
mond, this 2lst day of November A ID. 1882,
and the 67th year of the Commonwealth.
(Sgned) JOHN FLOYD.
November %. 57-w4y
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MARRIED.

On Thursday s inst by the Rev. Edward Baptist Clayton
g. Coleman Smhfod Sarah only daughter Of
Jerdone, Esq, Of Louisa
There's bliss beyond all that the minstrel has told
When two that linked n one heavenly tic,
With heart never changing, and brow cold,
Love on through all Ills, and love N till they die.
On wednesday tho 9th inst by the Row Paoha L. Towns
Stokes Tunsll 10 Miss Amanda daughter OF Mr. Cbnres m
Of tho county Of Amelia.
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l5OOS 22,95l
Anti-Jackson majority, 1896.
NEW JERSEY.
The Trenton Gazette OF the 17th states that the Jack
son Tickets Tor Electors and Members of Congress have
only three but the six members Of Congress elect
ed Jackson men.
The official ascertaned majority for Jackson is 5I29
MASSACHUSETTS.
The returns from 24O give Lincoln 90 1872 votes
Lathrop (Anti-mason) l2,9lS; and Morton Cackson)
1857.
Majority for the Jackson Ticket 7O00l
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Jackson majority SAP.
MARYLAND
From the Eastern Saoro district we have received
Says the Annapolis Republican, all the returns except
about 300 majority for the Clay ticket The following is
the aggregate vote from the other parts of the district
Steele. Clay. 526l Miller Jackson. 5Iss
Goldsborough, 1854 Stewart $3.50
Constable 5l92
So that the vote of Maryland is for Clay, and
three for Jackson"
TENNESSEE.
AT Nashville and three Of the precincts Of Davidson
county, the Jackson Electoral Ticket received 799 votes
and the Clay ticket 1852 The usual number of votes given
in Davidson county supwads Of 5000 The at Nash
vile, stood, for
Jackson, 500
Clay, $50
In Warren county, the Jackson ticket had lIO9 votes
and the Clay 3! We have returns from several other
counties in Tennessee in all of which the Jackson MAORI.
~ is overwhelming.
MISSOURI
At the close of the election St. Louis on the first
day of the election for Electors of President and Vice Pre-
sidont, the vote stood for
Clay, 4O2
Jackson, 1875
Major General Winfield Scott arrived in this CITY on
"Wednesday morning, and left it yesterday morning,
the South and West
U. y. Bank Stock sold on Saturday at the Stock Ex-
change Board OF N. York from lis Id 10 II5 l-2
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November %.

THNHE Commission Business heretofore conuc ted by
N JOHN GARTH, will hereafter he continued by the
subscribers under the firm of GARTH & COLQUITT,
who promise unremed TO the interests of those
who may think proper to make consgnments to them.
JOHN GARTH,
JOHN COLQUITT.
November %. 81
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VIRGINIUS.
49,. - FOR THE ENQUIRER.
THE NEXT SENATOR FROM VIRGINIA!I
WILLIAM Apcurp


We lose the service of great Statesman by tl,o resp-
nation Of L. w Tazewell Esq, whom Virginia proudly
owned The attention Of the Legislature, will soon be
turned 10 the appointment OF successor In this grand
coniederacy OF republics the State sovereignty is more
Immediately represented by the Senator'S The Old Do
minon long famed the soil OF virtue talents and pure
patriotism, hath always, through her Legislature, been
careful and attentive in the selection of q Senator He
must be citizen, distinguished by his private moral and
political worth: by his intexibe frnness and equaHni-
y-by his uniform and undertaking adherence not only
to the fundamental principles Of the Constitution, on
which the Union Of twentyiour repubco are based but
also by like adherence 10 the rights and authorities Of the
State soveregnty by the best evidences Of the requisite
talents: by long and well tried practical experience in
hard anu dihcul tines or in great political events by pri
vate independence and resources which render him
pcuorto all exception n regard the irowns avors Of
power and also 10y proper share in the confidence and
affections OF the people Of this Commonwealth, and by
deny OF interest with theirs, Of the best securi
ties Tor the wise aud proper direction Of his faculties and
virtues The South Eastern and South Western sections
Of his native State, afford ample testimony favorable
to MT Archers possession OF these great and valuable
qualifications His character has long been before his
counifyi-besdes some years service in the GoDea As
seoy ms services Tor twelve years in the Congress Of
the United STATES have furnished Of the most
pary proofs OF his merits, and will perhaps satisfactorily
confirm ihe statement now made, by
SOUTHERN PLANTER OF VIRGINIA.
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Gstern District Of Trginia, to ,tit

Eastern District Of Trginia, to ttit:
PE IL remembered, That OH the twenty first
- day of November, Ammo Domini one thou
tSENh.] sand eight hundred and thirty-two, Conway
ROBINSON, of the said district, hath deposited
in this Office, the title OF boek the title OF which sin the
words following, TO wit:
"Tbe practice in the Courts OF Law and Equity In Vir-
ginia. by CONWAY ROBINSON. Volume !. contain
ing practice in the Courts of Law i'm Civil Cases"
The right whereof lie claims author i'm conformity
with an act OF Congress omitted the
vera acts respecting copy rights"
RID JEFFRIES. CLERK of the D;Sfy;rE
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HNDUCATION.--The subscriber will continue his
n school the ensuing year. at his residence two miles
from POwhdtan Court House, IN which will be taught,
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
gphy, with the Of the Maps and Globes, History, and
the Latin and Greek Languages Terms orboar aud tut
ton as follows Tor Board Washing, Lodging, &c $50.
for eleven months be paid half 10th January 1888
the balance the 1s July following The price for tuition
viii be, for Reading, Writing, and Arithmetic &c. Tor En-
gsh Grammar, Geograpby, History $40; Tor Latin %
Greek SO 10 be paid bali the Let July, 1888 the ba-
lance at The end Of the term Strict attention will be paid,
both the morals end instruction Of all conhded 10 his
care and scholar will be admitted into tho school, for
shorter period than the whole The school will be
limited 10 twenty-five scholars, and will commence 10Th
January, 1888 and terminate 10Th Of December follow
ing Letters addressed to the subscriber Powhaan
Court House, will be promptly attended to-
Nov. .. f53--w8w1 FRANCIS G. LOWRY
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BTGGER'S
EXCH.4.NGE & EOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va.

EXCH.4.NGE & LOTTERY OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA
SIX CAPITAL PRIZES Sold by Bigger in tho two
last drawings.
Draining Union Canal LOTTERY, No 23.
80 43 40 66 10 35 SIS 80 45 25
Ticket 40 So &C prize of $1,000
Do. 4S So &C Do $500
Also Do. 80 43 SIS all whole tickets
Draining Grand Consolidated Lottery, No. 27
81 % Ill 40 SO So SO
Tickets ; 81 40 al 55 and 20 81 So all
whole tickets.
Capital SEQ, 900. ~ 100 Of 900,
UNION CANAL LOTTERY,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
Class No 21 Tor 1882.
To he drawn in the City OF Philadelphia Saturday the
LIST of December, 1892.
sc Number Loitcry-IO Drawn Ballots
SCHEME.
Prize Of $4,000 IL $40, 900
10000 10000
5000 900
5000 5000
100 900 900
Tickets only Sl0 halves g. quarters 80.
nPBIcoER has recently sold end paid at sight Grand
Capitals Of $50, 600 o! 200a0-6 Of 10 ,O00 &c. &c
And more Capital Prizes than any other Vende in the IT,
States.
.'.orlcrs meet tho most prompt attention, address
THOS V. BIGGER,
Nov. 20. 1861 Richmond, Td.
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Total 9I,235 SO, IS6
Jackson's majority, 24,267.
INDIANA.

Iron the Indiana Democrat-Ex;rA, Nov. 1871
Since our paper was put to press Saturday, the
turns from several counties have hand, and know
ing the anxiety of our friends hasten lay them be-
fore the public:
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MARKETS Thursday, Non. 22d, 1882.

va RS. TURNER informs her friends, that she will
I'VE the instruction Of class Of young Ladies on
the let Of Dec at her present residence, where few
boarders can be accommodated. fNov % 67-N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23
November %.

MER. s. MRS. CURTIS'S SEMINARY has vet q
4fh few vacancies for the reception of young Ladies'
SO lar from renquishng the duties of this Seminary las
appears that busy rumour gratuiously reports his nen
TOM Mr. G. is happy to inform his friends, that his
newed health enables him the burden Of i'm
srucon in all the different branches and that lie de-
termined TO follow with unremitng diligence this pro-
iesson OF his choce-so long his health and Ills
ness will justify the pursuit. receiving pupils than
himself and Mrs. G. may be able tonsruct. Furnished
with every desirable convenience and conducted solely
by Its proprctors, wa trust that this Institution is quite
worthy OF patronage as it euer has been.
lwo or three more young Ladies be accommodated
with boarding, SC. 1871 November 90
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JapifaI S9O. 900. A. 100 orI.OOO,
KsEH1 TV.EEL'S OFFICE.

DrGcn Nos If the Union Canal Lottery, Glass No %.
80 43 40 66 10 30 SIS 80 AZ 25.
Nos 10 40 sc. capital prize Of $1,000 sold aud cashed by
II. BIDWELL.
New York LOTTERY, Glass No. Al.
Drawing 10 he received Saturday, the LIST December
Capitals $4,000, $4,000 $4,000, 81 500, 1872, Of
3 $1,000 10 Of $500, &c.
Tickets IS, halves 81 So quarters - 25 for sale by
HORACE BGDWELG,
Office ith door below the Old Market.
Orders promptly attended to usual
November %. 67-It-
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O. Dan REWARD.-Run away abOutthe first of Ar
70 <@sU gust last, negro man named DANIEL,
about twenty 1--WE years DID, five feet and eight
inches high, OF yellow complexion, and has rather
look, he has blemiSh in eye recoected which,
and the back of the neck. At the time Daniel
ran away he belonged to MIR. Asa iudgens OF this
y but has been purchased since that time by the sLbsc
bcr Vt is probable that Daniel trying make his way
to free State, he made such attempt some years
ago The above reward will be given any person who
will apprehend said negro, and him in Jail oy
deliver him TO me. THOMAS T.. CHEATHAM.
Cumberland November l5 57-St-
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THE MITITTA

The evidences afforded by the numerous public meet
ngs Of tie Officers Of the Militia, throughout al our Dor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23
THE GEORGIA CONVENTION

u b Bank Stock sold on Saturday at the Stock Ex-
change Board OF n. York from lis Ia TO lis l-2.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-11-23

Major General Winfield Scott arrived in this City on
"Wednesday morning, and left it yesterday morning,
the South and West.
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RID. JEFFRiEs, CLERK Of the Dstrief
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

STATE SOrereisnfy.-Under this title, an old
citizen oil New York. who is also an old Demo
GRAFT that has never needed "dve,ng," Benja.
min Rumaiue. has just published pamphlet, ad-
dressed to John c. Calhoun, against his doctrine
of Modification. We have not vet read the
pamphlet, which is Tor sale at our bookstores;
bit lay before our readers the address of the
writer to the public. T. finer.
In August. 1881, Vice President Calhoun's
first and most extraordinary publication made its
appearance, occupying seven co|cmDs Of close
newspaper print.-declaring the right of State
20 nuihfy the laws Of the United States, ON the
ground Of its sovereignty.
L, lisa solecism in language, and false in fact,
T. call that Sorergn which is subject to the con.
troll of another What shall restrain sove-
REIN power but ITS i,m,tationss IL the States
are all sovereign, and without an effectua check,
or limitation, then is the United States Sovereign
t. uusl, because ofits limitations: and this is the
SUN 81 the Whole matter, now at issue.
The Vi,e-Presidr mt now makes his second pub
lie appearance in the Charleston Mercury, Of
date the esd August last, 1882, IN ftcelre dddi-
fionui columns of close newspaper print, which
docs not add single impOr tant idea to his seven
cotumn production Of August 1881. The ~ordy
webb, is nov of far finer texture, and well cal.
culated for the purposes Of 1t. 1t is mere It's
sue Of political metaphysics, to be believed with
out the possibility of understanding it.
On the face o. the matter, the Vice President
is now drawn nut by the request of Governor Ha
milton 1T South CarOina,-who has been trans
formed, III few short months, from private
soldier If the militia to Major Generalship, in
addition To his gubernatorlal command.
II would thus appear that all things are now
ready for the noble work Of Nulhcation,-as
originally planned bv that notorious Englshman
and monarchis,, President Cooper Of South Ca
rnlina College. and as obertY Hayne and Ste
phen Miller. Senators. and George NJ Duffie.
Warren r Davis, John NJ. Fielder, John II.
Grlfen. w L. Nuckes aud Robert w. Barn.
we'll. all members of Congress, had also recently
proclaimed. and fixed their signatures to like
manifesto. am nappy TO state, that all these gen
tIemen are of South Carolina only.
it's now already seen. IN every direction, that
Vice President Calhoun's - sentiments and OPT
MONS of the relation ,chich the States and Gene
raj Gorernn,ent noW bear to each other" are re-
psatedIy quoted. and are widely spreading their
mn,t baleful effects. throughout our states,
throughout this continent, and. no doubt. through
out Europe also. 1t has already contaminated
in a greater aud less degree. the entire region
Of the South. lit sweeps along like the dark
and deleterious Sirocco winds, over Afric's burn
my sands," snd ''hke u new born mist, now
seems to blot the srn!!"
have no personal enmity to crafty, Inv par.
tiaiities are favorable TO the Vice-President as
mau, but ! eaa have ns idea Of half-work in so
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

Ruriished, daily, (by EDGAR SNOWDEN,) for the
Town. and thrice week for the Country on Fairfax
street, be,Teen King and Prince streets, nearly oP
posite the Post Office. Daily paper So; Country pa
per SIS per snnum.-AdvertiSenents inserted At the
following rates: 70. square Of IL lines, inserted
daily, or every other Gay three times. 81 ana %
,nts for every suhsecuent insertion. On ADVERTISE
nens inserted ore. s,s;es taset p per cent. ad
jitionsl No Advertisement considered less than
square, nor inserted for less than 81 An advefuse
rnrn,s published !, The Daily, appear n 'ae country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1882.
I. BORN TO COMMAND, y

BORN TO COMMAND
We were bern to be commanded
As the OK that's in the VAIN,
As the fox hound in the kennel.
As the bondsman in the chain.
Twelve million souls are we.
But the sheep must have their pastor,
!And here's man that has been born,
BY the grace Of God, our master!
We were born to be commanded
Twelve million souls are we,
And our fathers died on Bunker's Hill,
But not to make US free!
Their sweat drops fell like water.
Aud their blood was pour'd out faster,
That their sons should have at last,
BY the grace Of God, a Master.
We were born to be commanded -
In the desert and the WOOD
We bull, our huts and cities,
And We sanctified With blood:
Ana Freedom cal'd as from her hill
We knew her not, aud past her-
II is glorious thing to have,
By the-grace Of God, a Master.
We we're born to be comnanded-
Our ships were on the waves,
Bv the starry flag men swore. - these are
The men that are not siaves!H
Aud our country She was great.
Sauuder feet we cast her.
And for earta'a freest nation gaiu'd.
b. the grace Of God, master.
Let the slaves Of Eurone slaughter
Their monarch, as they please,
Blu; We freemcn of America.
We have learnt TO bnw the susss.
Gap The purple On his neck.
On our arms the ircn-.aster.
And the brand and lash above our heads,
As KNEIL before our Master.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05
Fire insurance Co If .,iex,a

Election will be held at the Office Of the Com
n psny on Monday the 5th of November next, be
tween the hours Of and O'clock to elect twelve Di
rectors to serve the ensuing year
The transfer books will be closed on Thursday this
LIST November, until after the Election.
NATH. WATTLEs, Sect
oct l6-2awt5thNov
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

important matter. as now agitates tine public;
mind. only regret to have tailed, IN several
efforts, to elicit some competent talent, IN aid o.
SO vast a concern. With this apology, and win
the most profound respect. I am, the Puoiio's
most obedient humble servant,
BENJAMIN ROMANO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. C.A
MONDAY MORNING. NoFEMBEB -.

Through the polireuess of Capt. B,sar,,
the Brig Delos, at this port, from Trinidad
have received papers Of that island IN to II, ,
Of his sailing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

Rhode Isiand.-The Legislature Oh tbs '''
convened on Tuesday last. and on ne ''e''
ballot elected William SpraSS".-, Jr. speaSs''
George Turner and jonah Titus for Clerks >
candidates for speaker we're Joseph L. '". w..
hast and William Sprague, Jr. Inc H''..
ballottinss stood SO for Tilinghas'' ~" - o.
Sprague, neither of the candidates yo'''s !.
vious to the twelfth ballot, an ao'eo' :"
from Scituate arrived, who decided the que
Tillinshast having on the last Oa''O' ~ 4.
sprasue. 81. Mr. Sprague is me'noe, " %
An,i.masonic party, and was supporter y ~,
~ Jackson member in the House i'' =
character of the House at present. Is q i
viz: National Republicans 81; 'a'h'O"' ,r,,
Antr.masons 7. The Jackson aen'oe'' ID
whom were two adherins freeHaso"'' rl,x
every balloting for the Anti-mas"n'' t'' u,,s
The ballo,ing for the Cd Clerk OF . NC ..
stood 81 for King. National PeP' ' r,~
"a for Titus, who has. uniformly Al wv
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

Grand Challenge The speed with which the
Montreal carriers can convey their trucks aud
carts from one part Of the town to the other, has
induced them to Offer grand challenge Of $4,000
TO the carters Of Upper Canada and the United
States, for a trial of skill in that city-the Mon.
treal carriers to select three carts and horses Of
their number, and their antagonists to select three
of the best that can be brought to the field against
hem. The condition of the challenge is, that
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

A rumor prevailed, a day or two ago, n, 4
Chief Justice was Iaborins under a yio,.,, !,
ness. We are happy to learn, from the F.
ricksburg Arena, that the fumor WAS ;,,,.,.,
Long may his valuable life be yet sparc, a.,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

We are requested to mention, that the s.,
and Fair Of the Fredericksburg Agricuur,, {
ciety will be held Oh Thursday and PriJ,v -
18th aud 10th days Of this month.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

Nev JerSey.-We learn from frs0t'" "
Mr.. Southland was on "Wednesday last, lhd''
into office. and took the oaths prescribed o' :
His inaugural address was eloquent anu ~
with generous and liberal sentiments, 'e''r
his intention to act as the Governor u The w.
and not Of party.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-05

two at least Of the Montreal carriers will reach
the winning post before any Of their competitors
All accidents that may occur in the street, at the
time, to be at the risk of the parties respectively
The amount Of the winnings, the Montrealers Of
fer to give to the relief Of the sufferers 'oho may
be Dounded, or to the relations OF those who may
be killed on the decentralization .dttas.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-04-02
Ibim into he r's7s.i,dsnild s6arb nnuip, him on

the Jackson ticket as Wee President The scheme
viii not answer-nor Will the peepl, be duped MO
the support Of man, destitute ofprnCiple. because
he has had The address to make himself the favor
ne oithe Chief Magistrate As southern MAN.
will support 70 one. either for President or Nlre
President, who voted for The ,orf, Of ls25 Our OPP
press ons viii not beremoNrd while we commit
our interest to the gambling politicians Of New
York whose Views have been and always Will
b REGULATED by scramble tor patronag f'rofiiae
aud monopoies regardless Of the great interests Of
the country.
aIn, SIR, respectfully,
your most obedent servant
GEDRGE POINnIXTER
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60 CfNytis CeHk Pun
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gHHHls 6Ihy md infectious, disor Ter he II ever
u ..l.. .nu L. ..L.L 20 L......

rHfHl9 61hy and infectious, Disorder. he II ever
u - ntrte'R'', may Be cured in one hours
Application hv ~
DrNf.1Es' OINTMENT.
l. isnnrIs H. In NE pfea.aifipcs'. sas srped,
iiOu re y. aad certainty nth .hich II prndnce.
prries CIre OF IL. - ease. Iae ointment -
hho'yh H. be . critaiu and expeditions IN iis on
rrFton. rs tie.f a fu,e IN ore hegr's aDbiffgii,g
only without any Znrd at taking cold as tho
rempasiiinn does not contain the least particle Of
nsr6org. or any Other dap gefous hgrcdifni It
Ha) hH applied win y"fisti sfiett m the state
~ pregnancy. and even 10 chliren nj the breast.
So Prae y L efHA a boz - t7itf ampfr d..
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