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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11


AT The residence Of Mrs. Reuben Blakey Hens
rico, Mrs. JANE X. BoYn, consort Of Doctor Ed
WIN Boyd, OF Nansemond County. The friends
and acqnaintances OF the family, are Respectfully
requested to attend her funeral on Sunday morn.
ing, at II o'clock
On the evening Of the 5t!i instant, at the resi-
oGnce eli her father, in tie City of WILLIAMSBURG
Mrs. KEbECcA c. wife OF Robert c. Harrison. Of
Charles City, and daughter of Judge Scmple.--
Dying IN the prime Of life, and unoer crcuinstan
ceS peculiarly distressing, she nevertheless met her
ialo with calmncss and resignation, and retained
her mental powers unimpaircd to tic last Mrs.
harrison has lett Il fond husband, an aHcctionate
Idlher, aud numerous circle oi relatives and
friends who bear the best testimony 81 her " oth
Oy ther deep but unJyaIiug sorrow. 10 oticmot
an cuI"gy IN Tins BRET new spapqr notice. would be
20 dCTact IRON her many virtues, winch VIII 90
long ana iondiy remembered by her iricnds
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4 CRAVING Of the Virginia Petersburg I,ot,e.
E-2 ry, No. 10: >'O'''@
. % As 90 d % "a Is
Drawing Of tho New York LOTTERY. Class M
"A: ''''' Ni'SS NO
9 SO GO "a 81 A 4 81 , Al.
VIE Richmond Manuiacturinc Compor,v ,gist,
= cs 70 hire for the ensuing wear. to work in the
cotton FACTORY, number Of Negroes, chiefly
young men and boys, and women. v rthoul incuuI.
france. Apply at the Office, opposite the Colum.
pan Tavern. r.. II. CUNNINGHAM,
! no Ecu Agent Of tbs r. ~. CO
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friday E3Uea,tssg, Esec. 2.


" We ask attention to the following letter
While the President in his Message, treat, Sou,h
Carohna with sufficient lenty, his menaces in pri
vate' arc freely and coarsely uttered. The gau,o
IS revealed by the writer It is to put it upon III.
opposition II possible assume tho responsibility
OF strong measures to coerce Notification In
shis the administration will reckon without, tbci,
host.
correspondence ofthe Com. Advertiser
WASHINGTON, Cd Dec. 1882.
quorum OF both Houses arc now i'm the CITY,
anu every one is anxious to know what will be done
with South Carolina. Messrs. Barnwell and GriE
un who were members OF the Convention arc here
ana nave seen and convcrscd with several gentle.
men who have read the appeal which South Caro-
ma mas made to the people Of the United States
IL is said to be an able document, drawn up in Mr.
hdcDuhle's ablest manner. II declares the attach
mcnt OF the people of that State to tho Union; and
ther Willingness to sacrifice every thing but Liberty
To preserve 1t: but asserts fixed determination TO
resist the execution of the tariff laws at every peril
ne members who are here, say that such is the
1eelng OF the State, aud that secession will inevi.
taoiy follow an attempt to cocrce the State. The
resident, h pirate conversation, is for bold, de-
cidod and energetic cocrcion his more discreet adj
vscrs are for moderation.
Mr. Archer, of Virginia, Of the confidential
fnendS OF the Executive, is decidedly for pacific
adjustment, and many incline to a Convention of
the States, as tribunal which will combine the
confidence OF all parties, and restore harmony
Hr calhoun, 1t is understood, will be detained ut
home Tor some days by domestic occurrence and
1T is yet doubtful who will be chosen to nreside
over the Senate.
Parties in Georgia, North Carolina and Virginia
are assuming decided tone and ahbouUh milf
cation, so called, is in minority in those States,
yet Alabama and Georgia having assumed the
same principle in relation to tho intercourse law
WIN me Indians, the sympathies of large por
ton OF the people OF those States are on the side of
south Carolina In this attitude of affairs, the
Paftizans OF the administration very solcitous
Tor the National Republican party in the two Houses
Oh congress- TO move against South Caronu--
but, as far l learn their determination is TO
reserve their strength to be used for the safety of
the Union. The voice of tho people has placed
the responsibility on the present Executive. His
Poiicy has led HIM to tolerate in Georgia and Ala
nama, that which he condemns in South Carolina
The National Republicans will be true to their
principles; but they will not lend themselves to any
scheme for the qualification of mere personal re-
sentiment,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

cans, N. The line Of party has not as yet been
u,is,ne,'y taken. Ii may appear the election for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11
For Jesse II. Burden, 26
- Moses Sullivan,


Mr.. Burden voted for Mr.. Miller, the four votes
given for Mr.. Sullivan, were four Anti Masonic
members.
The House OF Representatives was called 10
der at IL but proceeded farther than TO read the
returns of the elections. At 3 il again called to
order, when an election for Speaker was entered
upou. No nominations were made, but the clerks
olLicialed a. iellers-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

Sales at the New York Stock Board, Dec. a.
1916 Shares u. s. Bank, 110Gl09.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-11

From HARRIsBURG.-The Electors were all i'm
attendance on Monday. One letter in tho Penn
sylvania Inquirer, says the impression was, the
vote of the State would be cast for Jackson and
Van Buren,; another says "a majority of the Elect
will vote for Mr.. wilkins. Mr.. Van Buren,
may be considered abandoned in Pennsylvania"
The Legislature met on Monday. A letter Says
HARRISBURG, Dec. 4, 1882.
SI,-A large number of both branches of the le-
gisature being present, the Senate, al o'cIo this
morning, was called 10 order aud the returns ofthc
elections for new members read. Two only of Ibis
imme diately entered into, when Jesse IL. Burden
Esq. was chosen OH the frst ballot Tie votes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-06-11

DIEO On SUNDAY lTa 25th % May last At
Floods Tavern, inlhe county of Buckingham,
Ms. SARAH MUNFORr, wife Of Captain
Edwud Muuford and daughter of TIE late
Gen. Mos5y, Of powtatan.-The writer Of Ibis
short obituary, in paying tn, last tribute Of respect
to the memory ola departed friend, feels it Incun
benz on bimto say, that thu deceased, in all her
sickness, and III health, through all her misfortuacs
and troubles, exhibited that meek and Iious rcsig,
nation to the all-wlse hand Of her Creator, winch
characterized the trne christian. She has eil be
hind her an afflicted snd dlsconsoIato husband and
many sympathising friends and relations to mourn
then rregaTabe loss.
- on Saturday the d inst at hi1 residence
N Budfori county, Capt JACOB WHITE oficr,,
a Joig AID lingering illness OF nemly three years
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juno H.

= Ih"N'A At rules hold IN tho Cleric. Office Of In.
'i.'ui superior curt OF Law and Cbaueary f,r ,ha
.".mY o, Amhsr,t On Monday the Tr day If NAV lSs
IN NM IlhlHtI aenin', Richard ~ Ellluk 'rb,.
"''''' an george 'nllaspr Drtrndguts In Cbauce,v
ne i'iea''hl 'f"rRH GhEspr not having entered bs
'fa hnre aud RFon security aecotdrg 10 The ,c r A.
"'7S "a HE rules Of thus Court and il appearing he his
factory evidence thai he IS tnhal'ant Of ti.rn,r
n"n"raith On the Motion NJ tho Plaintiff ,y hs co,,nsoI
II u "fanted TINT the said Deirrd1n George Cilf,,n,r ~
appear here On or before Tho first dn, Of septcbcI &
To answer ne Ihl it1n plaintiff ara that copy
ne iflh"lh ln'rieI IN tc Lynclurg Virgiiap for
n we - hna posted Al Io front door Of tho
'"uf.h9u't OF III" county. CopT-Pestc
T., JOIN THOMPSON, Jr Cik
WIN
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phi should asree 10 II aifaua4et. =. a..a
.,,.r, 10 make a Baaa tonight asag-
...t,t,. r-slt! fRoHg mo- ~"
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EXTRAORDINARY PERFORMANCE BY STEAM
Power. On the occasion Of scientific gentle
man lately visiting the Liverpool and Manches
ter rail way, some very extraordinary perform
oncos were effected On two occasions. 4 load
amounting to 100 tons was drawn by one engine
from Liverpool 10 Manchester, a distance o
above 30 miles, in an hour and half, being al
the average :ate of 20 miles an hour. An eight
horse wagon, on a common road, is capable OF
carving only eight tons day. Consequently
it would take one hundred horses, working fol-
one day on turnpike road, 10 perform the same
work as was here accomplished by single
steam engine in an hour and half on the ra
soad. 1t is said that no former performance
effected on the rail road has come near this re
suit.
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DY&ElNpSL9G

RT most obstinate character, after hay
~ ing baffied the skill of the most eminent
ply sicians has beer checked reheUed and cured
in number OF instances, by using tor short time
DR., RELFE's Vegetable Specific, and .dntiJitOus
Pills, in connexiorr, according to The directions
accompanying the Specific. It's also one Of the
best medicines known for Sick Headache, Sick.
ness Of the Stomach, Nausea, and Flatulences
No complaint is, perhaps, more prevalent in this
any country, than Headache. 1t is seldom a
primary aft ction. but arises from a variety OF
causes, such AS suppression Of customary evacua-
tons, obstructed perspirston, nc. 1t is likewise
net unfrequentiy syntomatic of indigestion; for
great is the sympathy between the brain and
stomach, that it is often difficult to determine
which is really in fault; aud when il arises from Il
foul state OF the stomach, it is generally termed
sick head ache, which will be speedily relieved by
this Specific. Price Of the Specific aud Pills, 50
cents each.
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BILLINGS HOBART, D. Sheriff.
SHERIFF.S sale.

WORCESTER, SIS. July 90, 1882
& TTACHED on mesne process, taken in
"a Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven.
due, on THURSDAY, tie 23d day Of august neat,
at ten o'clock, of the forenoon, At the house of
Col. Zebulon Gary, in the town Of Ward, all
he Right in Equity which RECOMPENSE
CARY of said Ward, had on the twenty.sec.
ond day of November, the third and sixteenth
days of December, A. D. 1881, and the seventh
and twenty first days of January, A. d. 1892,
when the same was attached on mense process,
of redeening the several tracts and parcels of
Real Estate, described in Mortgage Deed,
given by said Recompcnse Cary 10 Daniel
Waldo, dated April g. A. D. 1924, recorded in
the Registry of Deeds, for said County Of Wor.
cester, book 238, page 272
Also, all the Right in Equity which the said
Recompense Cary had, on the said twenty.sec
ond day of November, third and sixteenth days
of December, A. D. 1881, and the seventh and
twenty first days of January, A. d. 1892, when
the same was attached on mesne process, Of
redeeming the several tracts and parcels Of
Real Estate, described in Mortgage Deed
given by said Recompen>e Cary to Abiah II.
Pierce aud John Goodnow, dated May 20. A.
d. 1880, recorded in said Registry, book ga,
page Ais.
81 BILLINGS HOBART. d. Sheriff
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THE NOZZLE NEGRO.

1;,os written bv Selleck Osborn. on the occ
.ion Of negro servant sacrificing himself 20 sa
The two children of his master, mere mol oe'
roorn for all in the boat, which mad peeh seH'
rescue them from destruction.
Tremendous hotrls the angry blast
The boldest hearts lUith terror quHae
High DER the resse's totterihs mast
The io,Iid mountains ferctlg break
Each sue is fr'd il. tcild despair
And death displays its terrOrs here
NoD plunging in the dread atyss
Thu, Dierce the bosom OF the deep
No,p rise ,vhere ririd lightning $ hiss,
And seem he inuuky clouds TO sloeep;
J'hrough the dark tcdste dread h,mdcrs roll,
1nd horrors chill lie t1g1d so'd'
9bs storm abates; but shatter' d sore,
Trbe lsakv pessel drink The sriRe
Then SEEK in rain some friendly shore
Their spirits sink, their hopes decline
But 10 traat joy succeeds their giiI!
Kind Heaven bestotrs the ,oIst'd reli9.
See. on the deck young Marco stands,
Ttoo blooming cherubs by his side.
Entrusted 10 his faithful hands,
q mothers joy, a fathers pride :"
Though black his skin. as shades fnigh!,
HIS heart is far, his soul is irhite.
Each to the yatrl ,rih rapture .fiss,
Ercspt the noble, generous boy;
" Go. lorely intd,lts, 60" he cries,
And giUe your anxious pGrentsJOy -
No mother trin for Marco tceep.
When fate en.oBbs him in the deep
" Long haze my kindred eeGs'd TO gritrs,
No siste, kind my fate shall mourn
No breast for me a sigh Icia hfare,
No bosou, friend traits my reiay7l ~
He said. and sinking, sought the hcPpy shore,
Uaere toll aud slaUers uer the soul 40 more.
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TIE WORCESTER BOAT COMPANY
a NlVE notice to their customers and the
3W public, that they have purchased of Mr.
WARREN BACHELOR his line of Canal Boats,
and that they have one new Boat now building,
making eight Boats in their lire.
The Boats of this Company are fitted up in
the best Older and provided with masters of ex-
more Boats will leave Providence and Worces,
Ter srery day, Sundays excepted)
This Company have large and convenient
Store Houses at the CENTRAL BASIN, Wash.
ington- Square, Worcester, and at the CANAL
BASIN, in PrOrideace, which they offer for the
storing of Goods, free IF charges, and every
reasonable attention will be rendered their Gus,
toners.
u All Goods consigned to IRA POOR of
Procidence, or BENZ. PORTER, at the Cen.
trat Basin, in Forester, will be forwarded
agreeable to directions. If March 81.
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SHERIFFS SALE.

WoRcEsTER, SIS. July %, 1882.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken in
"a Execution, and will be sold at Public Ven
due, on THURSDAY, the 23d day Of .4ugust meat
Mt ten o'clock of the forenoon, at the house
of Zebulon Cary, in the town Of Ward, all the
Right in Equity which the said ZEBULON
CARY had, on the 22d day of November, A. d
1881, on the day when the same was attached
on mesne process, of redeeming that certain
Real Estate, situated in said Ward, described
in a Mortgage Deed given by said Zebulnn to
Joseph Stone, dated Sept. 81, a. d. 1870, re.
corded in The Registry Of Deeds for said County
book 203, page l02.
Also, all the Right in Equity which the said
Zebulon had, on the said 22d day of November,
on the day when the same was attached on
mesne process, of redeelning the several tracts
aud parcels of Land in said Ward, described II.
Mortgage Deed given by said Zebulon to
Joseph Stone, dated April 10, 1897, recorded
in said Registry, book 255, page 292
Also, all the Right in Equity which The said
Zcbulon had, on the said 22d day of November
on the day when the same was attached on
mesne process, of redeeming that certain tract
of Land in said Ward, described in a Mortgage
Deed, given by the said Zebulon and John G
Barnard TO Israel Putnam, dated November 10,
A d. 1928, recorded i'll said Registry book
2G4, page 26S.
Also all the Right in Equity which the said
Zebulon had, on the 22d day of November, on
the day when the same was attached on mesne
process, of redeeming the tracts and parcels OF
Land, in said Ward, described in a Mortgage
Deed, given by said ZebrIon Cary to Abiiah
II Pierce and John Goodnow, dated May %,
A. d 1880, recorded in said Registry, book PA,
page 400.
81 BILLINGS HOBART. d Sheriff
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u L T. u

~ II II
,t 40 f'"anzey, n, H., July "a, Mr. John Langdon
In Alsiead, N. H, July q, widow Sarah Cook
we I o. me late Dea Josiah c., aged &C.
IN hahway, n. j., a very aged colored woman.
named Aunt Chloe, supposed 10 be ltO.
=, III Iuuondge, N. H., Louerya Maria. daughter OF
nlr. hiram Goodwin years. Her death was coca.
the " cne sting OF bee, received on The top oil
cue mead, from which she became seaseless in a
moments and expired 10 SIX hours.
~ 'he sing Sing Prison, IN " of cholera. John
'e'ens' a notorious swindler, who few wears ago
s'liihitted some Of the most extensive and daring
,,VIlgeres that were ever heard Of in this country
ne was an Engllshman by birth, and well educated
ne resided IN Boston few months previous 10 bis
apprehension in New York, and was concerned
g,n o iced IN despong Mr. F. w Dana of about
Sio'OVV' by passing forged post note to him FOR
ti@ amount on one Of the New York Ranks Mic
eMereaatlons upon the merchants and the Ranks in
,b.' oi, fK' excited most Unprecedented alarm in
Hia' Guy After his arrest he was induced ia make
iaIl and frank disclosure of the maans nseJ nv
MN 70 carry his plans into successful erecu,ion =,
RI 70 quiet the public mind, and satisfy the
,. tnat many of the checks passeJ 10 them
%e'e actually fnrgeries. In one or two instances
~ ;s"a'siss ol mercantile houses were so close.
To- mat the Banks denied them to be forge.
tho e'e unwilling to submit to the loss until
q.estloG was settled beyond doubt by the in.
.IIlhatiop gwen by Stevens In onc instance ,vben
BarsS ag haa drawn about $4,000 from the Union
cred j., W q forged check, the forgery being dscoy-
as IN about an hour Afterwards. one Of the tel.
paired hastily to the other banks to ascertain
Sny e 'sge notes of that bank had been changed by
ts3e VI . uen ~ the course Of the day. When he
as ', entered the franklin Bank, one Of Inc
note ny IL, counting out to Stevens the cbauoe ror
III lit VIC Union Bank Of one thouyapd d,il,ts Lu,
quiri penanee, his seipossession, and The eao ia
pcteIy NIUE oy him about the circumstapoes com.
Penn;y protected him from their suspicion. '' In
English noh, he represented himself 10 lie m
Ter tbo, ~ well did he sustain his assumed
eoGrted NV many places his society was eagerly
lie sueecoH. we mos, distinguished Of he inba6tsn,.
lady Of resoec, N winning the affections Of s"una
RED. witba", in that State, whom he mar
ultimately TO bs snoaow Of suspicion that sls wa
we're no, ,C" Her fidelity and e, o. ri"
berseif in hat I paiSe' however though she oun,
snI an ooeas Amos, o% 0y S ss
4" Non opened small nillin,'v soo'e.yi on'
ana comfortably by Der own iSds stse' respectable
0'''i Daily Adceyti;er.
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BILLINGS HOBART, d. Sheriff:
.SHERIFF'.S SALE

WORCESTER, IS. July 90, 1899.
& TTACHED on mesne process, taken in
"A Executions, and will be sold at Public
Vendue, OIL THURSDAY, the 23d dan of .4ugust
nert, at ten O'Clock, of the forenoon, at the
house of Zebulon Cary, in the town of Ward,
all the Right in Equity which THOMAS
MERRIAM had, on the third day of Decem.
Der, A. d. 1881, and the twenty first day of
january, A. d. 1882, on the day when the same
was attached on mesne process, of redeening
that certain Farm on which he now lives, stu
ated in said Ward, as well as the several other
tracts Of Land, in said Ward, described in
Mortgage Deed, given by the said Thomas
Merriam to Jeremy Stone, dated Sept. Is, A.
ID. 1929, recorded in the Registry of Deeds for
said County of Worcester, book 27l, page 30.
Also, all the Right in Equity which the said
Thomas Merriam had, on the said third dav of
December, and twenty-third day Of January,
or the day when the same was attached on
mesne process, of redeeming that certain Farm
on which he now lives, situated in said Ward
as well as the several other tracts and parcels
of Land in said Ward, described in Mortgage
Deed, given by said Thomas Merriam to Jere-
my Stone, dated Sept. /, A. ID. 1881, recorded
in said Registry, book 236, page2
81 BILLINGS HOBART. d Sheriff.
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dPPAINTS, sc.

GP PAINTS, sc.
4 ~ BBLS, Linseed Oil,
q 10 casks Dry White Lead,
= do. Paris White,
% bbls. Spanish White,
q casks Eng. Venetian Red,
s Spruce Yellow,
100 lbs. Chinese Vermiliom,
$50 Chrome Yellow,
l75 /" % Green,
ll0 Stone Yellow,
900 A" French Green,
225 " Timber,
2l2 :" VeIdgris,
373 /" Rose Pink,
235 " Terra de Sienna,
545 50 Gum Copal,
AZ Shellac
1000 papers Lamp Black,
casks " Eng, in d., ] ID,
and / ID. papers,
80 doz. Paint and Varnish Brushes, assorted
lS5 ounces Copper Bronze, assorted numbers
10 packs Gold and Silver Leaf,
20 1" Brass Leaf,
bbls. Spirits Turpentine,
. " COpal Varnish.
ALso-Prussian Blue Carmine, Drop Lake
Vandyk Brown. Kremlclz and Flake White
Japan Smalts; Sand Camel and Sable Pen
ellis; Badger and Camel Brushes,
O. GL.fZfERS' DIAMONDS, &c. c.,-re
ceved and for sale, by
EDWARD LAMB.
| Worcester. April H. epIweo4w
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CASH STORE.

EHNtlE subscribers have formed a connection
n ~ business under the firm of FISK &
FIELD, and offer for sale general assortment
OF H.iRD ware, CROCKERY, ENGLISH
DOMESTIC, and ~. l. GOODS, at the lowest
cash prices. StrO'o Bratd, PUTIN Lsaf Hats
and all kinds Of PrOduce, taken in exchange ior
Goods. JOHN NJ FISK
SETH w. FIELD.
Wost Brookfeld, May s. 1899 lgtf
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VALUABLE MEDICINES.

v ALU hDl4E WI lin Ed.
EVWENrY-EIGHr different kinds of Patent
n Medicines, are prepared by LEADER DAM,
% Prince street, Boston, w!Ip sells wholesale to
sell again at liberal sc0unt. Country traders
will lease to call and examine for themselves,
he has some new medicines which they have not
seen All of which are warranted tn equal, it
no, excel, any medicines yet offered to the public
for similar complaints. Directions accompany
each article.
Dr.. GALENS RESTORATIVE ELIXIR
For all scroulous complaints and impurities of
the blood. Price 81 per bottle.
Boston, March II 1882 have used Galen's
Restorative Elixir, and Galen's Salt Rheum
Ointment, for the ring-worm humOr, and it cured
me enti' ely aud will venture to state, from the
s.lutary effect it had on me, that it will cure any
person who may be affected with this worst of
complaints for | think my ease Was as bad ms
any persons that have ever seen.
SETH F.. Benson.
Dr. Galen's SALT RHEUM OINTMENT.
This, used with tire Elixir, will cure the salt
rheum. Price 81 per box. nu,n.er OF per-
sons have recently been cured
GERMAN RHEUMATIC DROPS.
This article has done wonders. When Galen's
Restorative Elixir is taken every other night, it
will cure person entirely in ten days, and ire.
quently much sooner. Price 81 per bottle, for
each.
This may certify, that have been very much
afflicted with the rheumatism, that | WAS con-
fined to the house for eight months; when first
began to walk my feet aud legs would swell and
was stift IN the joints; | remained IN that situa
ton for several months. took all the pains in
my power TO obtain help. bought three bottles
OF Galens Restorative Elixir and three bottles of
the German Rheumatic Drops, and before hal
taken the whole OF one bottle of each, could
walk with ease. would recommend this med-
cine to all who are suffering with the rheuma.
tism AS the hest medicine in the country that
have seen for that complaint.
Boston, Jan. 1880. IosYrH PEAsE.
Dr. ANDERSONS EYE WATER
This article is known to surpsss all others for
weak and sore eyes. Price IS cents per bottle.
Ber7gick, My l, 1880. This NAV certify that
have used AndersOns Eye Water, and it cured
my ewes in few days. OLIVER FERNAL.
DR.. PATTEN's PIE ELECTU1RY and
OINTMENT
The only certain cure for every kind of the
piles yet discovered Price / dollar per set.
Boston, May 81, 1923. | have taken P"tten S
pile eectuary for the bleeding piles, and have
been immediately cured of it. d. Parks.
CRE1W OF AMBER
This cosmetics the only article which has Civ.
satisfaction for years, and it sells rap dly. 81
per bottle. 1t cures all cutaneOns crupions. Ger
tihcates have been received by the proprietor
from ladies and gentlemen, in which they say it
has cured them of pimples, freckles, humors sc.
DR.. MITCHELL's CORN PLASTER.
II used every night piece OF wash leather,
and the corn pared at the same time, will cure
every corn on the footin 2weeks. 81 I.2 cts, box.
Boston, Jan. so, 1880 DIR. Mtchells corn
plaster, which have used has cured bad corns
persons with the same box. NJ. FLETCHER.
RAIN or EGVDY'