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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

FROM OUR CORRRsPoNDENT.
RICHMOND, Fxs. l6

RICHMOND, Fxs. l6
The business Of the last week wa. charac-
terixed by several incidents Of importance
On "Wednesday, the Governor communicated
information from Mr.. LEien, our commission
CT 10 South Carolina, which seemed 10 give
much satisfaction. The reception Of the nc
diation Of Virginia WAS very respectful, and
tho correspondence between Cows. Hayuc
and Hamilton and Mr.. Leigh exhibits tenn
Pcranee and dignity highly hosorable to the
parties. Mr.. Leigh has been instructed to
remain until the meeting Of the Convention,
and n long thereafter NJ he may deem adyi
sable.
The bill spppopriaiing money 10 the stock
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company.
which was rejected few days ago, was no
considered; and the amount being reduced to
$3.50, 900, was again taken up on "Wednesday.
MIR. Dickinson OF Caroline again opposed il
at some length, and MIR. Faulkner supported
%. II having previously undergone discus
sion, and the members having pretty general
ly made up their opinions, the friends OF the
measure deemed il unnecessary TO enlarge
the discussion. The bill was carried by a
vote OF 63 TO SIS. u Is but Just and proper
that tribute should be paid To the liberal
spirit which has prevailed in the Legislature
lately. The citizens Of the North West have
now no longer any reason TO complain. The
appropriations during the last three years
have been generous, and exhibit spirit of
Kindness worthy Of all CONNIE ndation. Here
toiorc we considered ourselves hardly dealt
by-but our complaints must now cease
Let US cultivate and extend this spirit Of mag
nan'mity and good feeling, and show ourselves
to be brethren Of one great family-frec TO
differ in opinion, but tolerant and charitable
to each other.
Yesterday was principally employed in the
election Of Senator. MIR. Faulkner moved
TO postpone the election until the next session,
but this motion failed, by n vote Of 80 10 so
JoHS TrLER, Esq. the present incumbent,
was then nominated by Mr.. Roy OF Matthews,
and supported by several other gentlemen.
b. w. LEIGH, Esq. was nominated by Mr.
Watkins Of Goochland, but his name was
Withdrawn, upon assurances given by his
friends that he could not possibly serve, il
elected.
JAMES McDowELL, Esq. ofRockbridge was
then nominated by Mr.. Campbell Of Brooke.
and the domination sustained by Mr.. Ram
dolph Of Albemarlc, aud others.
After debate Of - hours In all, the vote
was taken, and resulted as follows In the
House-For Tyler 65, Mcdowell 81, Leigh
Z, Tucker 2, Randolph 1, Daniel I. In the
Senate-For Tyler is, Mcdowell 8, Tucker
5, Leigh l.
Joint vote-Tyler 81, Mcdowell 60, Leigh
s, Tucker Z, Randolph !, Daniel 1. So JoHS
TYLER was duly elected for the term of six
years.
To-day, bin, appropriating sIe0, 900 to
the stock Of the Portsmouth and Roanoke
kail Road Company, passed the House OF
DeIegafes-ayes 66, noes 81. The cause of
Internal Improvement seems at last 70 have
found favour with the Asse ubly.
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exescd, on the part Of the Government Of South
Csroisns. Or any portion Of the p~ople. 90 ..,n-
peal TO torec, uslcss that measure ,ho,Ii L..
rendered indispensable in repeliisg Unlawful ,io-
lence.
beg leave to assure you, and through YOU
the people Of Virginia, and our other sister
states, that no acts have been done. ar ar.
contemplated by South Carolina, her con,ti-
toted authorities, or citizens, IN reference 10
the present crisis, but such as arc deemed
measures Of precaution. Her preparations
arc altogether defensive in their character
and notwithstanding the concentration OF
large naval and military forces in this harbor.
and the adoption Of other measure, on IN,
part Of the General Government, which may
be considered rs Of character threatenin,
the peace and eDdangering the tranquility
and safety OF the State, we shall contiaue To
exercise the utmost possible forbearance. act
ing strictly on the defensive, firmly resolved
To commit no act Of violence, but prepared
rs lar rs our means may extend, to resist ag-
grcss.on. Nothing. you may be assured.
would gave me personally. and the people Of
=. Carolina, more satisfaction than that thu,
existing controversy should he happily nd
Justcd, on just and liberal terms; and \ lry
you TO be assured, that nothing can be fur.
ther from cur desi,c, than 10 disturb the tran
qu'ihty OF the country or endanger the exis-
tencs Of the Union.
Accept Sir, for yourself, the assurance Of
the high consideration Of yours, respectfully
and truly,
(signed) ROBERT Y. HAYNE.
To the Hon. n. W LEIGH.
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- n. w. LEIGH.
To Ills EHselleney X. Y. IIITsE,
Governor Of South CarOlisa
mo. n
Cov. HnyHe % .'fr. Leigh

bxIcuTIvG DtPAHTHfHT2
Charleston, 9Th February, 1888.
sis-t have had the honor 20 reorive yo,rr let
ter of the sth iastant, and IN compliance itl ths
Feqaesi therein eoniainesl sonmss.ie.sed =. go.
tentAs together 9th he Resoiuaioos Of the I,vi.
lasuge Of Firgiaie, Il vhieb you asr ,A- brsSry.
20 tea Issass iiamitoa, j.. the Pressslsss of Ire
Convention; have Rov Ne pleasure az ss,slosinv
yoa be aasver, BY pAieh yOa will perceive. ~,
IN sOmpIlanee With he request eousrVrd ,l,ro,,yb
yOa, i'e w,b prODvsiy rr-sssen,bgs ,br Coo,r,,-
non, W uhoF1 ne resolutions adopted b., sl,, -
E,,iasurs a NtEinie win BE- suGmissc;i. add ;,
eho' ny wiil douhiieas gecese tiie tnoss firnd-
Y and Frspesp consideration. a. giving y0s
uss ln,ot'a.'i0a - - due - the intsFrst mssisst-
wees Soath CsrOtina AID the Feslerui fso,rrp-
mei 70 sssie, tlst ~ sooa 81 q eutBr % Be uus~r-
sfood thsi The lrgislsture % Virginis had t.krn
uP ne sus9uet IN spirit q friendly interrogation
so thsi hin f0F ihe nsodiheaaiOa Of the Tssid
sss se'naiiJ before Congress, u vas determined
~ We eosnnsea eoaseai ~ oar friioU-ettixeta
MS 10 eses thnsiit ~ usade uaesr osIf Oii.i.se
uisih siley ne asiiourumsnt a. he prrsont Con-
gree. the pFepritiy - aili further sospes-
,soa, go - eouTus oaly b. deternined ~ Ne
Coovul'siea itarld VIA reEsrd 70 ths solieiiude
eHpFsssrd ~ the i.esislsfurs a Nirginia, t,,as
tAeFs ahoald - ''Hs abtoni % (grcc, o. the
last ~ eiser ~ fiesss1ni Governrnsnf o. a. th-
Goyssnueus q sosIih CaFoiias. is ~ eoairoy,r-
y new us.happily fHisiiug hrtseSa thea, sod
thst :" Ne fseaernl tioseFauaenf and ne Goyefs-
ssus ~ 6oash Caroiiaa, and az psrasas slsin~
uatrs Ne aufhority ~ elhsF tl,Oula s.refully a.
stsia from say sd 90 ssts NhatsveF. skteh fusg
" saisuiatsd 70 disturb ~ traaquisiity q a.
scanirys ~ sndseErF ne eziuseaee a il,e Deion.
ia proper tisai Shoaitl 6iaiectiy nd emphasis
sl'y Sssae, thS % desiga GOV ssists, o. ever he,
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vRtDAy, TEB. Is.
ELECTION OF PRINTER.
pc hou.s Of Representative resumed the
u ui.i business q yesterday, sbeinE the
,oe''oh OF PRINTER 10 the House for the next
TIC several ballOtngs:
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subscriber having Just ~ TUNED from
~ TIE Baltimore and Philadelphia Mar.
ke's' "iah large sBd splendid sssOrtnent q
GOODS,
would respectfully invite persons dsairous Of
purchasing cheap bsfgains, (sbd The public
Esnerslly,l - call snd examine hi. stoek.--
he thinsa unnecessary 70 particulaFizs, as
hs assortment eOmgrIEes every article con
Amed ~ an extensive retail store. AZ has
goods we're bought principally Cor the cash,
and ~ very low pgicss, he wiil BE- ehsbiod w.
seli them unusuaiiy cheap. Ne pledges bin,,
SELF that bic best ebdeaVors shall not b. want
ING 70 give generai Satisfaction
CHARLES T.. STEWART
Cbsriessown, Jan, 81, ISIS.
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PTsstdsntiaI EIeetiOn.-On Wednesday the
18Th inst. at o'clock, the Senate attended in
the hall Of the House Of Representative.
when the votes Of the Electors for President
and Vice-Prrsident Of the United states were
counted, In the presence Of the two Houses
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-02-21

EHRrUyrsn DzFAuTavHT,
FehTssFy iak. 1855.
~ ~ SeNofs oBf Hsiias II f1sirFai-ss
hays reeeived froa ~ noa q. W. Irtss-
our CommimiouxE nesr the Euverumru1 Il soufS
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hr. CIay's bill has been referred TO . seIec,
eommitee-messrs. Clay. Calhoun, GrundI,
eoster, Clay ton, Rves and Dallas.
10 the H't's Of Representatives., on Wed.
nesdsy' The committee Of ways and means
reported bill Tor selling the stock held BY
sne O"''fd states IN the Back Of the United
sta'es-.hIeh Was rejected by majority Of
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Cooking Furnaces.
LUST received q general assortment
d ofthe above article, for sale by
march "a. SAMUEL WHEATON.
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TO the Gentlemen.
Turner E Salisbury,

INVITE the attention of the Gentle
meu 10 their stock of-C!oths, cassi-
mercs, sestings, &c. bought in New York
iecsntly, at the lowest possible pric-
90. The assortment 10 complete, consist
ing OF blue, black, olive, claret, mulberry,
brown, russell brown, citron olive, green
invisible green, olive green, oxford and
steel mixed cloths; lavender, sage, drab,
slate mixed, blue black and steel mixed
plain and ribbed cassimeres; prime ~
sortmcnt Of valencia, Marseilles and ak
vcstings, . great variety Of articles for
Summer Clothing, sc. sc.
The above articles, we will mako into
GAR MEN'ES Of tho most aP-
proved styles 10 order, warranted to suit
the purchaser or no sale. We respect
fully invite every Gentleman in wan: OF
Clothing, to call and judge for himself,
whether we sell cheap or not.
Ip Just received from New York J.
G. Wilson's report Of Spring and Sum
mer Fashions. Waier-st. June D.
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Ducks.

CoJblng in the nenfea style.
DARrIcuLAR attention paid TO repair
A ing Boots and Shoes Of every de-
scription, at the shortest notice, south
Coles hotel. ALvAN CoLE.
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HARDWARE, ,
Samuel Wheaton,

"' OULD say that he has just re-
w ceived and offers for sale, a
large supply Of Sheffield and Birming-
ham Hardware Goods, Of the latest i'm
portations, as also Of Yankee manulact-
urcd hare ware, which with his stock on
nand, makes his assortment very extern
sivc; comprising all the articles, usual !
found in Hardware Stores of larger towns.
which being much too various aud num-
erous to detail suffice it to say, arc a
dapted TO the wants OF the Mechanics Vi
every denomination, and Of all others in
this region, aud will be sold a prices ,he
most reasonable.
ALSO,
On hand a very extensive and beauti-
ful assortment OF CHINA, EAR THEN
and GLASS WARE, Of the most ap.
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
A complete assortment OF select GRO.
CERES and PROFESSIONS, beside,
a great variety Of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. april 81.
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BANK OF BRISTOL.

I the annual meeting Of the stock.
"A holders Of the Bank of Bristol, held
ON July LIST, the following gentlemen were
chosen Directors, for the year ensuing
VIZ; John D'Woli, James D'Wolf, John
D'Woif. Jr, Levi D'Wolf, Ambrose Wal.
dron, Byron Diman, Wm. II. D'Wolf,
Hersey Bradford, ,and Mark Anthony d.
Wolf.
And at the meeting Of the Directors On
the same day, JOHN D'WoLF was chosen
President, and
SAM'L. SMITH, Cashier.
Bristol. July 9. 1888.
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Court Of Probate, Warren, July 1, 1888.

Court Of Probate, Warren, July 1, 1893.
NWHEREAS application has been made tor
wv the appointment OF a Guardian to the
person and estate ofJARED BURR, son Of tho
late Capt. Shubel Burr, OF Warren, deceased,
minor, under the ago of IA years--It was
therefore ordered, that the consideration there
OF oe referred TO Court Of Probate, to be hold
on at the Town Clerks Office, on the first Mon
day in August next at 2 clock, p. M. and
hat previous notice be given, by PUBLISHING
this order in the Nor, hem star, to all pc SONS
Interested TO appear at taid time and pace, il
they sec lit, ard be heard. BY Order,
.. RANDALL, Probate Clark.
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GERMAN
WHITE LEAD.

Made only by the Salem Lead Manyacf-
uring Company, in SALEM, Mass.
zNH HIS WHITE LEAD is made by a now
- process recently discovered by a celcbra-
ted German Chemist, who has n Patent right
Tor the whole French Empire, for Is years, and
who has instructed this Company exclusively in
the art Of making ii for the whole United States.
In compactness, whiteness, beauty and dura
bili'y, il Is far superior to any other ever made
IN I'M, copnuy OF in Europe. One pound OF j,
in its dry state, ground with Que third Of ia
weight IN Oil will! cover upwaIds Of 80 per cent
more surface :han equal weight Of my Othe
Whito Lead mixed with The same quantity o
Oil, and he OF a much more. brilliant white.
Two coats of ii will cover equal 10 three coat
of other White Lead.
One pound OF this Load mixed with ono o
Pa,is " lite and Ground in Oh. will be superior
in wheness 10 Two pounds OF Pure IPhi!e Lead
made ty the usual process, and will cover more
than double the suifaee.
0lj- Painters must be careful not TO add toe
much Oil TO this Lead IN using 1t.
Gentlemen wishing to give to their Houses Z
dur able couerng together with a beautiful
outtoard appearance will accomplish their OBJ
ject by using tho " German Lead.
TIE above Lead 10 for sale by
HENSHAW & co.
Agents Tor the Salem Lead Manufa curing Com
psny, No. 80, India Street, BosroN.
Boston. April 6, 1898. eopsm.
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ACCOMMODATION Stage.

ACCOMMODATION STAGE.
IT EAVES Bristol, every morning,
IL Sunday excepted) at half past s
o'clock, for Warren and Providence. -
Returning, leaves Providence every after
noon Sunday excepted) at balf past o.
clock, foi Warren and Bristol. Fare
Fare from Bristol and Warren, to Provi-
dencc, so cents.
sDD Books kept in Providence, at tho
Mansion House Brastow's Manufactu-
rers Hotel, and at the Franklin House !;
Burgcs' and IIoton's hotel, Bristol and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War
sen.
sr7s Passengers called for and left at
any part Of the town.
J& N. CHADWICK.
Inay 4.
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THE Subscriber has
People, carefully
selected and prepared and will sold all times
as cheap can be purchased shop this Country
DyeSuf for useFes
Periuney Soaps Spices, and other
Among which Junk Bottles pressed Hops Honey pots
Nuts Of kinds School Toy Books Children
Drawing Paper States Pencils Stationary
celebrated
THE HYoGAN UNiyEn MEDIoSE True and Genuine Shepead Mo-
ab nearly One Hundred kndsof other Patent
rounds Powder and Shot, Fn Percussion Caps and small Pig Lead
MEDnCINE CHESTS for Shipping Family always on
hand, will be
the
eca performed the needy
August H. JEREMLAH WILLIAMS.
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Blond Gauz e Wells.
-WRHiTE. green and black blond ssuze wells
w Of extra quality, and for sale at LONG
ROOM. June I.
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DEBILITATED rEMALKS.

DGbx Z Il WI "A G6Ss
4. "A HE comp sints peculiar 10 the female part
~ OF the community, have been long succe ,s-
fully treated by the administration Of the .aro-
maize Pills. originally prescribed and compoun-
@. by Da. RELrE. They cleanse the blood
Iror those disorders Of the female constitution,
Tor which the Pills are an eficctual specific
they restore u lice circulation, reform the nrcg-
ular operations Of the sanguiterous system, and
reclf, the dsofdered habits. The proprietor 3
confidence in the superior excellence Of this e.
QualIy innocent aud powerful! preparation, is
ioun led On tho most decisive testimony from
many restored pat aticn's. He can assure the
potion ofthe public, that when
DIR. RELFE'S AROMATIC PILLS FOR
FEMALES,
are regularly taken according 10 tho directions
accompanying them, they revive and establish
the desired healthy habits, and restore to the
pallId countcnanee the natural glow Of health
and good spirits.
Married ladies' " i'll fad the Pills equally use
ful, except in cases Of pregnancy, when they
must not be taksa; neither must they DO TAX
en- by persons Of hectic or consumptve habits
they may be used successfully by either men
or women in all KypocAondriac, Hysteric or
Vaypour;sh disorders. In all cascs Of this de
scriptloR, the Pills purity, invigorate, and revive
she disor dercd system.
Price 81 so boz.
april l3. z
None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper, by the sole prOpri-
etor, r. KIDDER, inme ediafe successor TO
the late DIR w. T. CoNwAv. For sale, with
all the other Con,oay Medicine" at his
Counting Room, No 80, next door to J. Kid
der's Drug Store. corner Of Court and Hano-
yer streets, near Concert Hall, Boston and
also. by his special appointment, by DR. J.
WILLIAMS, Warren DR.. A. p. Moore, New
port Nathan Dutfee, Fall River; John n.
Jason & Co. and Joseph Baich, Jr. Providence.
49, Large discount to those who buy TO soil
again,
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A Warming.

"HE subscriber takes this early op
IL portunity to warn all persons a.
gainst trespassing on his land, and TAX
ing fruit therefrom, as he is determined to
prosecute every violation.
GRINDEL CHACE.
Darlington, July 6. 3w.
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NOTICE..

TOSEPH SIBBALO, formerly o.
0 the house Of Low 4 Beverages
Newburg, is requested to call on Capt
s. p. CHILD, in Warren, Rhode Island
where he will hear Of something to his ad.
vantage. And any one aware Of his resi-
dence, will greatly oblige his friends by
forwarding his address to the same.
Warren. r. I, May II, 1883.
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HARDWARE,
CUTLERY

RUsT received from BOSTON alarge assort
q ment Of Hardware, CurLERy, FARM
NC UrExsILs &C. Of the newest importatons,
which will be sold at reduced prices. among
which are brass screws 8 10 and IL inch,
chest hinges, pew do, table do, II L do, II do:
butts oil sizes, fmorson's razor strops. tnilors
shear, &C issors, pen krives, pocket do by dozen
or single, 2 blade do, 9 blade do, John Wilson Is
butci er knives al! snes. bread do, buck, bone.
and horn carving knives, table and butchers
stcels, . largo and handsome assortment Of buck, +,
bone.and horn tip table knives and forks, buck,
bone and horn Zip desert knives and forks, tooth
brushes, Gun Filn,s brass candlesticks, Besbees
and Tillys screw augers, p,tent ship augers. pa
tent house DO, pod do, spike and nail g'mbleis,
shipwright and boat GIN lets, lined tea kettles
from 2 qts. 70 8 qta lined sauce pans all sizes,
yn,slin kettles from at. to 10 qs, brass kettles
al sizes, Turkey oil Stone, sand stone, Bristol
brick for securing, coopers compasses, carPen-
tes do, dviders, rasps, fiat, hall round and taper
6les best kind, iron and brass wire, house and
ship carpenters axes. adzes, Hunts cast steel
bench axes, Hunts broad and axe pattern hatch
cts. Hunts shingling hatche's, spoke shaves,
nIortice chssels socket do. turner's ch'ssols,
Rouges, Groves & Sons, and Beardshaws hand
and back saws, wood saws, brass. norfolk ana
jrppsn latches, ladies, flesh FORKS, brittsua la
dies, brittania and iron table and tea spoons
brsss and Japan door buttons, brass and COM o.
stion cocks, draw er handles, steel and mouse
traps, setts braces and bits, eoopers braces and
screw bits, N akins marking irons, bung and tai
borers, sad irons, toy do do, sad iron CRATES, pa
tent grid irons, sun glasses, japan and brass
)amps, mathematical instruments. hat pins, Try
squares, box rnIes. gun,er scaios, want rods
screws all kinds and sizes, chest, drawer, cup
board, stock. dead, trunk and door locks--n
great variety, bed cords, sacking and clothes
lines, pocket books and wallets, silver and plat
cd ever pointed pencils Ames cast steel bright
and round point shoyels; Wildes back strap do;
Washburns spades; Hind's manure forks su-
psrior article; Goodyears do do; Gfiords hoes.and
large LOT Of other articles too numerous 10
mention which feel disposed TO sell At Low
prices and solicit the patronse Of town and cour
Try, as am confident they will find their sc-
count by calling on
GEORGE T. GARDNER.
April 18th. water-s,rect.
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CONSUMPTION 1!
4 -YEMA q 0ATAEEG !

a EEMA q oAEAEEX \
SfN that long train Of discusses which seem TO
- grow with the growth Of civilized society,
CONSUMPT. ON takes the lead in Its Selent-
less inroads upon human life; ye, this oresdful
disorder 10 easily overcome in us earlier stages.
IL is only when neglected ihut II arrives at tho
terrific maturity which SO often battles The su-
gscily of professional science. An obstinate
cough is the customary foTerunner OF the Pull
MoNAaY coNsUMPTIoN. Improper neglect
in the timely administration ofs'mple and salu-
tary remedies, is sure TO be rePTo,ed by dread
iul succession OF consNmPtiue symptoms: oP-
presson OF the breast gSeenish and bloody 'Pit
lie liberated lungs and hectic fever shrivcil-
ed ex,rcmilies, and general emaciaiion Of he
wh.ls body /; prostration oi strength flushed
| checks :swoollen feet and legs sand Al last IN
full posscsson Of the mensd faculties, and while
hope still whispers her fattering tale-cold ex-
| tremilies, and a premature death.
| For the various stages Of this complaint, one
Of the most approved remedies ever yet dlscov'
| cred IS
Or. RELEE'S aSTHMATIC PILLS,
| Tn s exceedingly powerful, and yet equally
safe and inno cent prcparatica, hos effected thor
ough and rapid cures UPON patients supposed 10
have Leen far advanced in a coDhrmed Con-
sunip ptton, and who have exhibited the appear
ances which usually indicate fatal termination
OF the cIsordcr.
As the Pills require in ordinary cssesno con-
fncment, they may be administered with conii-
dence aud safety 10 all ages aud classes oi Peo-
pie. Urexamp!ed success has hitherto attended
their adIninisrationin IN great variety OF cases !
and the Proprietor can refer to muitnnae'
which testify TO their efficacy n reyiv'ng tho e.
macisted yictimfrom the bed Of disease, and re-
storing him 70 the BLESSINGS Of accas,om health
and activity.
Price 81 for whole boxes Of 80 Pills, and
so cents for half do. Of Pills. with dire ciions.
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Bristol, July Q, 1893.
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