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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17
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IN ilr President ofkt- Jaifcd s. -
~ uEREAS, Convention assembled in the
W State OF South Carolina have passed AN
Onhaanoe ~ Which they declare, p" faat the Sc
v,ra $ ani paris OF acts oftno Con ,ress of the
Tn ri states urrar in % avs thalnp n ,
oiI1uos ooA oi,'s,e on taa importation of foreign
conn'1tt-, nd n'w h1sms Il tlu operation
and effect w,t.ia ib2 .Un.ied states AMI MOI g
pecDIily,' 80 acts for tn same pntpos pissed an
IN 13.h Of MAY, 1879 aad on tae LA OF jail
l*}2 nnau.hlr zed - ne Constitution nj he
Cm,cl states, an. voate the rue meau.ns and
iuIanl 'ncr If, ,ui are null aaI vol aa1 10 law, =
nor 0HlllL al -" ciGzens NJ ihst oste or lis oili-
CTS anI ~ me said esJElnce, II IS anaer de
c,rai ~ ne un awful ror any ot the constituted au-
'AnGtls of the State OF the United States TO en.
fbrc de ptyn Of the duties imposed by the sad
acts "'th!n the same State and that IL IS the duty
al the 'c,Slature 10 pass such laws as nay be ne
cassnrY to s,Yo fail effect 10 the SAID ordinance,
AND WHEREAS, by the aid ordnance Il Is fur.
ther oiddned, that IN 40 case ofiaw OF 1uity, de-
oi1al "a tn Courts Of sad State whers.a sha,i be
drawn "A Question the validity Of the sad ORD
nance, or Of the acts OF the Legislature tat may be
passed 10 give il effect or of he sad laws uf the
United 1ia,eS, no appeal shall be allowed 70 the
Supreme Count OF the United States no. snail any
copy OF The record be permitted of allowed Tor thai
purpose, and tina, any parson attempting to take
such appeal shall! be punished as for a contempt Of
Court;
And, foa'ly, the sad Ordinances dsclnes, that
the people OF South Carolina will maintain tie sad
Ordinance at every hazud and dat they viii con-
sider tha passage of any act by Congress aooish.
ING or closing the port, of the said State or other.
wise ohatruc,lng the free nsress or earess of VS.
sells to and from the said ports, or any other act o.
he Federal Government to coerce the State shut up
h'rpors, destroy hnrrass her commerce, TO en-
''rca the sa acts othrwise than through the civil
tribunals of the country, as inconsistent With the
longer continuance Of South Carolina IN he Union
ana that the peone Of the said State viii hence
forth hold themselves absois edfron all further Oh
legation to maintain or preserve their political con
necton wiih the people Of the other States aud will
forthwith proceed to organize a separate Govern
'Nent and do oil other acts and things winch soyes-
e'gn ami independent States may of right do:
AND WHEREAS, the said Ordinance pre.cribes TO
'aepcope of South Carolina course of conduct,
"a direct violation of their duty citizens OF the u
Ned States, contrary to the laws o. their country,
@~''e'siV3 o! IL constitution, and Id. ag for It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17
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foR faE Ni.diSiAN.
Visit 10 Grqrc Yard
Twas evening
.Tf. G., TIN, SUI hung dep IN tie br5sd West,
}dho ,;n. m'oo'''a-t'a a he list rtss
.1fh,s Reading ors--l 4unn tao,
with fau,asltr ,4rjtfe of s',l is,
t.f .arjali'I the dYing i,Ia II lci
"o. nv parad. or.' l".op a izee llen
Ard thc rrave-y ar'', ai,a, al slao amaa
vhe A.uI-7nd o'crth IL ,icai manstoe mi
IA ,o,mn missing, 'rHa9A lon Il 55ur
.NuIthr last Ap!tcr of TIE even3ag b1eeee
ras.dG,nlIy aon., n Plea, aeapn4s
The nr.ullrf of is solitude ieh
Anaw the briefnasS Of mortality
As Z hen ut dies clay butt tsnenan's.
PeooeI witu death and vet all brsalllass Still
Some were cnnopsj with the green ran', grass, -
And ~rme were hare--and some there were oe
which
The light too;scp ofcarelessnoss 50 oft
H,dpi>sd, thai scarce atraec was eit. 10 tell
WI re long had Slept the pali.d enfpse--i5r Jays
Ard ytors h ID toAc To f.usir eternity
Since they wrrc t"nantad. Yet some were row,
ANd show Il the tomb had not rf,i9nI lis keen
RapicNy--and one there vas. sill wet
With tears hli fcli ii ,on an mfants
Grave, which soemd to lifi It's sol .wce, Yolec, and
say
Beneath this '3ncy lrap of ra'h taba
" Has ound his csttrs ilace- Ersai'e not Il
sIGi
" Noe Sh.d onr tear To- hia who drinks the bliss
" OF Il Rode me- sme tfesa irum the ionnt,
" or cYeA stag ln'r-wlos. glowing bps,
" pipp'd in The iews Of unly rloquence,
" Hymns,on the sweet ond iyre that angels use
" Inc i..lng hUmonies ~ ileayen =
Anvil ] could pay the r.bote alear
"a one, who was lat, mplhlr's dearest hone,
Thc gentle s,,it Of h.i iond ST though =,
Aud lovely vision Of her slsepias horS,
Dad not Hnow, yong MS he was, that he,
Wolll weep to drop h. Tyre IA tofsahc
The fol AMI nnin 'GtQtos ID 81
OtAeav'H.-.'or him eanno. weep--bGt yet
Ihe.e rs q so4t,ian., in thu cl,,e thot b.nss
- nDar ettlnlty =! he crave tn .r'at
Republic %; Inc grave Nhere al s3lal' ~ 4,
A4Icy'ry rank, and ey'ry avoaalon lie
IN an un,,ok.1 silence waale TINS span
Ofbc;J.--' s. .,on n cxisleare--
81 hst w.t ho,'.s IN! te.t>so fell 81 pride,
A ld blld ,~nrlH 5 40, mus lie, aui sleep
(luicscont rs tao Gust that pti'oAs en
The n---le tue y;aees tat rs ID fret, an swei
t .,ln ths o. n >, oos ~, a',.tlcsi o. IT,
Anl mnpla q. = u f.lao rs uni 80
OF W.,ter,
How sal it is 10 make tn gr17c
The cold suit, the dark catastrophe
Ofhlo! Tie soul tina, doth To Jesus look,
Antl east lis all upor his arm, vii hni
NJ sung IN deatA-nn terrors III the gave.
HIS ~, as his avioU, he s.p.nts
70 It's coid,y"t harmless jurisdiction
b., the pure light of G"speL Truth Is lit
Upon the hr nt, and or IT'S dark realm
bans bright and beautiful Who does not pan
IL look "a oh5n ths thick dnkness ii the grave
Aai dunk one holy ray of that pur" bliss
Which make the Eternal Son Of God The lltc
ca evry h'r', tlc l'Ilse Of t. ~ JOY,
The btcslal and depth and end OF esry WISH
/ lorfg, OGt 1872 CLIO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-12-17

VS. as md a,iInp IN separate conventions Y ~
they tanaed those prov lsleas IN tn ief.Hs u g
Reconstruction. SLOW II Ia b. a sussfatHei3 u
winch tic people a all the States eniieetteiY an
4 r"rr.s.p tel We are nsf faopf.E IN the etioe
the President a,d Nlee President 6eteiae stats=
, htte no ofhe astney Inn todfree IL mol u
winch llie .oifs tlall h. eIsen Tie endisa.es
haeus tie majority OF all the volts afeebosen
The Gle tots Of tiietity q States htay haef
given Their Votes fnr one candidate aud iei eaeiae
IVA, hc chosen 'rhe people, tsen, and nesii.
Stats. are represented III tn Executive branch.
lnlne House al Representatives. there u tlas tlii
tctcuee hat the people Of one state II. mol. aAfn
the ease Of rresiieR and Wee President, all sof
for the sons officer. 1be people ot all The Steie.
do MOI toi, or al the mnmhefs. each Stnif elee
ting only II, own representatives. Hut THIS CT
ates 10 material dlstlnereit Whom ahosehI tho
nrc all Senlatifes ol tie United Staes not n
representatives. oi The particular State from wheel
they eane They aie lnidh1 thu lliea STATE
not h, the Slhe tiny accountable 10 II tof
any aet done IL ,ho performance "f Their leglsle.
uyr funetons ard Ha1sesef they may N practice,
~ Il Is thfit duly Ia de CONSULT and pfeier thu IN.
tce>ts ct iheif Particular constituents @hfn They
come II conflict with any ot5er psatd or loeal IN
trrr.'. YET itis thllr first and hshes duty, as re.
Nprrseutatvca OF the United Stats to promote The
gcnfra GOOD
ThcConsiiluion of,e United States then form
n aorf1AmfHt no, n lengne and Whether II b.
iorm,d br compact between the States, or IN my
other nlnncl. is character Is the snme. Ii ise
government n Which all afereope are represented
W.di operates directly on the people inflls donlly
not upon the Slatcs-ihy retained all tie power
they ,ld not Grant. l'ai each State having tx
p,eeslv nartel with 50 many MOVERS IA 10 eonsll
tate jointly with the other States single Nation.
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the States, and by the Executive power TIA
south Carolina construction gives Il u tia J. IL
| lanre or the Convention Of - SMnlc Sti.t, whcr
neither The peoplo of the different States, nor iii
Staies III Then separate capacity, nor tie thlc
| Magl.lalo elected by tho people, have any reprc
! sentati9n " Inch is the most discreet dIspoaiNo
OF the rowerl | do not ash you fellow citizens
which Is The constitutional disposition 'hat iostu
meni speaks language not to bc misunderstood
Bnt fy1a were assembled IN general convention
which would You think the safest depository oftht
discretionary power il the last resort Wonl,
| You add clause givng II 10 each the States. %
would yon sstneion tn wise provisions already
nude by Yeur Constitution lfb, shorId he th
result of your deliberations wien providing for tn
future, you, yop be ready, To- rtsk all tina
we hold dear. To establish. for u temporary an,
lornl purpose, that Whch YOU must ncEnow
tsdge 10 be destructive and even absurd as GENERA
provision Garry ont the consequence of thl'
rishl vested in The different states avid ron mus
perceive that the cr,sis yodr conduct lrcsout' n
the day would reou whenever any Jaw otthc t
States dis pleased Any g! th, Stotrs, and that ",
should SOM cease 10 he nation
Tin Ordnance. with The same kroWcdg" &C the
future thnt character Sos turmcr objection, tells
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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-04-25

IN DEFENCE OF THE Sd.uERlC.dN SIo1E1u.
February Cd, Sd and 4th.
[CoNTINUED.
| dislike this resort to authority, and espe-
cially foreign and interested authority for tine
support Of principles OF public policy. would
greatly prefer to meet gentlemen upon the
broad ground of fact, OF experience, OF reason;
but, since they will appeal to British names
and authoity, feel myself compelled to imi
tate their bad example. Allow me to quote
from the speech Of member of the British
Parliament, bearing the same family name
with my Lord Goderich, but whether or not
a relation of his, do not know. The mem.
Der alluded to was arguing against the viola
ton of the treaty of Mathuen-that treaty,
no less fatal to the interests of Portugal than
would be the system of gentlemen to the best
interests of America--and he went on to say
stu idle for us to endeovorto p"rsuade other
nations to join zOtth us an adopting the principles
of suhat avas called free trade Other nations
knezu as sveU as the noble Lord opposite and those
zuho acted with him, zuhas he meant by free trade
scas nothing moae or less than, by means Of the
great advantages sUe enjoyed, to get monopoly Of
their markets for our manufactures, and to pre0e"t
them, one and all, from ever becoming fasanyot
turing nations. When the syst;m Of reeiproci-
ty and free trade had been proposed to a
! French ambassador, bis remark was, that the
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PUBLIC No. 1871
ANDREW JACKSON.

PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
To all and singular to ,ohom these presents shatt
come, Greeting:
WHEREAS Treaty between the United States
of America and the Creek Tribe Of Indians was
made and concluded al the City Of Washington
on the Twenty fourth day Of March in the Year
of our Lord one Thousand Eight hundred and
thirty-two, by Lewis Cass, Commissioner on the
part Of the United States, and certain Chiefs OF
the Tribe aforesaid, on the part Of said Tribe
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BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE TWENTY
SECOND CONGRESS.
1PuBLIC No. RI

IUBLlC 1Nos S'J
AN ACT explanatory of the act entitled Van act for
the relief Of the officers and soldiers OF the Virginia
line and Navy, and of the Continental Army, during
the revolutionary war;" approved thrtieth May, one
thousand eight hundred and thirty.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Represen
tatives of the United States of America in Congress
sembled That the provisions of the act entitled Gan
act for the relief of certain officers and soldiers Of the
Virginia Line and Navy, and of the Continental Army
during the revolutionary war;" approved thirteth OF
May one thousand eight hundred and thirty, shall not
be construed 70 extend to any Land Warrants here
toore ssued which have nlocated surveyed pa
tented the lands reserved and set ar for the salts
faction of the Military Bounty Lands due to the Officers
and Soldiers Of the Virginia line upon Continental
tabshment for the satisfaction of the Officers and
Soldiers of the Continental Army.
Sec. @ And be it further enacted, That the provisions
of the third section of the act entitled An act to
tend the time for locating Virginia Military Land War
rants and returning surveys thereon to The land Office,
approved twentieth May, one thousand eight hundred
and twenty be- and the same is HEREBY continued in
force for years. from and after the first day OF June
thousand eight hundred and thirtJ-twO; and the
proprietos of any location, survey, or patent, contem
plated by the aforesaid section may themselves Of
the provisions Of the said section in the cases therein
enumerated.
A. STEVENSON,
J. c. CALHOUN,
pice President Of the United States,
and President Of the Senate,
'-pr' ANDREW JACKSON.
PUBLIC No. 49,
AN ACT to add part of the Southern to he North
ern District Of Alabama.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Represen
tatiyes of the United States of America in Congress as
sembled That all that part of the country lying within
the limits of Alabama, and in the occupancy OF
the Cherokee and Chickasaw tribes OF indals shall bt
added to- and constitute part Of the Northern Judicial
District Of Alabama, instead of the
said State, as now arranged.
Approved, March 81, 1882.
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AGENTS

Who are authorised to receive subscriptions and pa
ments for the Wing and Intclligencer.
Albion, Levi Churchill, P M.
Atlas, VIM. Ross, P. M.
Blufdale, John Russell, P. NJ.
Bellevile, Jas. Mitchell, Esq, P. NJ.
Brownsville, Col. VIM H. Nelson.
Bloomington, Judge Allen, P. M.
Carlyle, Harry Wilton, Esq.
q Caledonia, George Cloud, P. M.
Clark County, VIM. B. Archer, Esq
Carmi, Edwin B. Webb, Esq.
Carrolton, Col. John W. Scott.
Charleston, Coles CO., Jas. P Jones, ESQ.
Danville, Amos Williams, Esq.
Decatur, Isaac c. Pugh, Esq.
Edwardsville, David Pickett, ESQ.,
Equality, Stephen R. Rowan, Esq.
Fairfield, Sam'l Leech, P. nj.
Frankfort, S. M. Hubbard, Esq.
Galena, Mai. Jas. w. Stephenson.
Golconda, Chas. Dunn, Esq, 2 M.
Gilead, ohm Shaw, P. M.
Greenvie, J. B. Rutherford, Esq.
Hillsboro', John rilson, P. M.
Havana, o. M. Ross, P. M.
Jonesboro', John Hacker, p. M.
Jacksonville, VIM. Thomas, Esq.
Knox Court House, John G. sanburn.
Kaskaskia, Sidney Breese, Est.
La Sale, James B. Campbell, Esq.
Lebanon, Capt. Adams.
Lawrenceville, Henry M. Gilman Esq.
Lewiston, Fulton CO., S. Dew,y, P. NJ
McLanesboro', Jesse c. lockwood, P. M.
Mount Carmel, Col. Beall.
Mount Vernon, Col. Andersen.
Nashville, Washington CO., Col. Philips
Peoria, N. Hyde, r. M.
Paris, Col. M. K. Alexander
Quincy, Thss Ford, Esq.
Nashville, Col. II. Fellows.
st. Louis, Mo. Charles & P,schall.
Shelbyville, John S. Gordon, Esq.
Salem, Rufus Kicker, P. M.
Sylvan Grove, Archibald J6, P. M.
Shawneetown, Henry Eddy Esq
Vienna, Sam'lJ Chapman P. M.
Wiggin's Ferry, Samuel C. Christy, P. nj.
Waterloo, John D. Whitesde, Esq.
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IN DEFENCE OF THE AMERICAN SYSTEM.
February Cd, Sd and Ath.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-17
DIR. w. JUDKINS'
Patent specific IMMINENT,
SOLD, Wholesale AND RETAIL, BY
WILLIAM S7.4BLER, Agent, .4ierandrn

WE above Dintinen, &c" m .de to the pubE
Il as safe and certain remedy for those obst;n.,s
diseases, some of which have so long bsfled the sill
of medical science:
LIST White swe.lings of every description;
81 Sore legs and ulcers long standing;
80 Schirrus or glanduar tumors, particularly ,bo.o
hsrdenedtumo in women's breasts, which oficntno.
terminate in liberated cancers;
18th Felons; or what some people know by the nam.
of cataryhs, of every description. NAME
5ih Rheumatic pains OF the JOINTS
OH sprans aud bruises Of every description. or !,
whatever part situate; - :"
9TH letters Of all kinds. In this COMPLAINT the >.
tent in applying the ointment, must keep the n,r
nut Of water; paw
9th Chilblains or parts affected BY frost
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Office Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Company,
a copy-Test:
dec 10--2m
EDM. I. LEE, C.. G..
WAsHINGToN, January

WASHINGTON, January y, 1907
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office As toll.
l. lows
1st For the construction Of a Dam across the Poto
mac River near " Hsrper's Ferry" and for the con
sructon Of Stone tqueduct across CatoctIn Creek,
until the 3lst day Of January instant
2nd For the excavation, emhankment, and wa'hnS
of twelve miles of Canal, extending from the S4h sec
ton of the Canal near to the Point of ROCKS" to
iarpers Ferry, in sections of about halt mile each
and for the construction of four Stone Lift Locks and
one Guard Lock- and several Cuverts on the same por
tim of Canal until the l7th day of February next
81 For the excavation embankment, and wai'ing OF
forty miles of Canal, extending, from Harpers Ferry to
ysmsport, and for the construction of TIE necessary
ocks, AGueducts, Cuver,s and Dams, until the 3Oh
day of March next.
The plan and specification of the Dam and Aqeduct
will be exhibited afer the 18th instant. and the con-
tracts will be declared at the Canal office in this City,
on The lst day of February next
The p'sn aud specification of the other work below
Harper's Ferry, will be exhibited at the Canal Office
after the 18th instant and the contract will be declared
I ,.rper's Ferr, on the SD day of February next.
The pan and specification of the work between
Harp-r's Frrrv and Wsm>port will be exhibited at
tn Canal Off &c after the 10Th day of March next and
the Contracts will be declared at Shepheldstown, IN
Virginia on the 4,h day Of April following.
blank forms of proposals will be furnished, ON appli
cation to this office. JOHN 2. IAGLE,
Clerk ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co.
ian l2-cot9 8thFeb
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District Of Co\umbia, d.
dec l0-2m
alexandria County, to ,cit:
mbpr Term. lS5l-IOth Dav.

.4lerandria County, to wit:
November Term, lS5l-l0th Day.
John f Page, Executor of vii
liam %. Page, deceased, who was
Executor Of Matthew Page, de-
ceased, Comp ainsnt,
against
Daniel Graham, Administrator OF SiN CHHNCERf
John McIver dec ased, the Pre-
sdent, Directors aud Company
of the Bank of Alexandra, and
the President and Drcc tors of
the Bank Of Potomac, Defts,
'slHE Defendant Daniel Graham, Administrator Of
4 John McIver, deceased. not having entered his
appearance, and gwen security according to the sta
tute and The rules ofhs Court; and it appearing to the
sstisf ton ofthe Court, upon affidavit filed, that the
said Daniel Graham is not an nhabant Of the District
coui sci. IT is
Ordered, That the said Daniel Graham do appear
here on before he first Gay of next April Term, and
answer the Compliments bill; spd that the said Pres
dent Directors and Compan Of the Bank of Alexandra
and the President Directors OF the Bark of Potomac
do not convey, pay away secree the debts by them
owing TO, The money estate or effects their hands
belonging to. the SAID absen, defendant until the fur
Their decree Of this Court; and that copy "f Thu
Order be published in the .exanlrs Phenn G Zette
for two months .uccessivey and that another copy be
posted at the front door Of the Courthouse of said
County
a copy-Test:
dec 1O--2m EDM. I. LEE, c. C.
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District ol Columbia,
Com.ry of.4lerandria, to 'cit:
November Term, lS5l-lOth Day.
est,
dec 19-2n


November Term, ls5l-loth Day.
Mordecai Mrr Complainant,
against lIy CH4NCERY
Humphrey i.eake and George (1'
WISE Defendants
IlHE defendant, Humphrey Peake not having entered
L his appearance, and given security according tothe
statute an the rules of his Court; and it appearing 10
the satisfaction of the Court upon ai avu fled that
the sai'i Humphrey Peake is not an nhsbtsnt of the
District of Columbia; the motion Of the Complain
ant, h, his counsel, tits
Ordered, That the said Humphrey Peske do appear
here b. fore the first das ct next ,pr term, and
the Compainants bill; and that the said George
Wise do not convey, pay away. secree the debts b.
him owing to, or the money! estate. or Elf cts IN his
hands belonging to, the sad absent defendant until
the further order or decree Of this Court; and that
copy of this order be published in the Alexandra Phe
nix Gazette for two months successfully, and that ano-
Their copy be posted st the front door OF the Court.
house of said County.
copy--Test:
dec l0-2m EDM. |. LEE, c. q.
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From the late Hon De Jpin Clinton, Esq Governor q
the tate IF No Yrk, 10 r. Daniel See', Booh,eE
Ter igef FIR The sale efthe POiadeiphs, or India Er
tract. at iibany
Dear Sir-> E. male relative of nv family, who has
resided with me Tor MANY years had been long aftiict
I'd with racking palms, somemr IN one JOINT and some
times in another but most frequently IN the ~rsts'
shoulders knees, and ANGLES, and sometimes IN the
hress frequently shifting from one to an ther' esch
day bringing with it an additional weight OF misery de-
priyiny her of day and night attended win loss OF
.ppct,te Iowness of spirits, &c which her physician
termed inyeterate rheumatism. without being aDie 10
civ, the least relief Under these circumstances, we
wer, Il rmined to try the Poladeiph's, or in'ia FIX
rsct which YOU advertised agent for the proprietor,
the effects Of which far exceeded my most ssngulnr
-xpectations BEFORE she used one DON ner pans I'D
gr,a; measure efher her appetite returned ana oy
using three boxes according to the direct on, she Is
under the smiles of Divine providence, estorsd I" ner
usual state Of good he alth. 'hs being remarkable
cure under the most distressing circumstances plainly
proyes the vast importance of hat most valuable medi
cine Since the above cure has been performed. my
nh, scisp informed me he had himself reco "mended
It and used il in many obstinate chronic and i'mma
Dry rheumatic affections with the happiest etec's
therefore can, with confidence, recommend II 10 All
win, are laboring under the rheumatism IN every stage
al thu disease; and If, OPINION TINS medicine was
introduced into the arm and navy, would De iss'
ing uencft to Suffering humanity and promote w ''e
20, -, 49,, orc NJ r ca ron.
For sale by WILLIAM HARPER,
Druggist, Farfa> street. Alexandria