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WALUABLE LANDS FoN sALE.-In pnr.naaee

VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.-In pursuance
v OF the last Will and Testament Of Nathaniel Bunch,
the subscribers will offer for sale, on Wednesdsy the 17h
day OF September next, II fair, II not, the first fair day
thereafter, at public auction, on the premises, a valuable
Tract OF Land, cou,aining 57I acres, lying in the county
Court. house, and adjoining the lands Of the late Bickerton
Winston, FTaacis johnson, aud others. About one third OF
the tract is tobacco land, Of the beet quality, lying in a DO.
dy and in woods; the open land is highly productive in
corn, wheat aud tobacco, and is well sdapled 10 tie use of
clover and plaster. The traet. lies well, is finely wa,ered,
and situated in the heart OF a genteel, healthy aud wealthy
neighborhood. The live stock OF every kind, crops oil
corn, oats and hay, plantation utensils, SC. will also be
sold on the same day.
On Wednesday The LIST day OF October next, we shall
al-o offer for sale, of public auction, at the late residence
OF the said Bunch, a small, but very valuable Tract OF
Land, containing SO acres, lying in The same county, on
Camp creek, about IL mites from the Court house, and
adj lining the lands OF William ksgidnd, DR.. Morris, and
Others: tits a part OF the valuable estate on which the said
Bunch resided, and is equal 10 any land in the Green
Spring nsighborlood. The live stock aud crops of every
Kind, plantation utensils, sc. on the farm on which the
said Bunch died, will also be sold on lie same day.
Terms Of sale-One bird of the purchase money Tor
the Lands, will be required in cash, aud a credit Of one
and Two years will be given Tor the balance, in equal pro-
portions, 10 be secured by liens and bonds with approved
personal security. For the purchase money Of the perish.
able estate, a credit Of ~ months will be given, upon the
purchasers securing the payment thereof by bonds with
Satisfactory personal security.
Those wio may be disposed 10 purchase the Lands, are
on the Roundabout tract, who will shog the same, and to
y. @. Bunch, one Of the executors, who will show the
Green Spring tract. y @. BUNCH,
PHILIP III. Jones,
Executors Of Nathaniel Bunch.
Louisa, August 26. 30 ids
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NEW

FWyO Richard Scruggs, James Scruggs, Archibald Bryce
IN adn'ior, with rhe will annexed, OF James Scrugrs
deceased, Elizabeth Lowry, Henry Scruggs, Timothy
Scruggs, John Scrrggs, Elizabeth Scruggs, Priscilla
Scruggs, aud Nancy Scruggs, the Overseers OF The Poor
OF the county Of Goochiaud, and John Robertson, Attor.
ncy General Of the Commonwealth of Virginia
You will take notice, that l shall proceed, on The 6E-
teen,i day Of October next, at the house Of Robert C.
Gordon, in Greene county, in the State Of Tennessee, he
o'clock in the evening of the same day, to take The deposit
ton Of the said Robert C.. Gordon, to be read as evidence
in three several suits in Chancery now depending and un-
determined in the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and
Chancery for the county OF Henfico, in one of which, YOU,
Richard Scruggs, and James Scruggs. are plaintiffs, and
YOU, Archibald Bryce, adm'ior, with the viii anne xed, of
James Scruggs, deceased, Elizabeth Lowry, myself, of
Hanover county, and administrator OF David Scruggs, de.
ceased, Henry Scruggs, and Timothy Scruggs, are de-
PENDANTS. In one other OF which, /. as the Sheriff OF Han
over county, and adin'tor OF David Scruggs, deed, am the
plaintiff, and you, Archibald Bryce, adm'Ior, with the will
annexed. OF James Sciuggs, deed, Elizabeth Lowry, IT.
ruothy Scruggs, Henry Scruggs, John Scruggs. Elizabeth
Scruggs, Priscilla Scruggs, and Nancy Scruggs, are de-
4 the Poor OF Goochland county, are the plaintiffs, and
you, Timothy Scruggs, Henry Scruggs, Archibald Bryce,
adm'ior az aforesaid, Elizabeth, Priscilla, aud Nancy
Scruggs, Elizabeth Lowry, the Attorney General of Vir-
ginia. j, as the Sheriff OF Hanover county, and adm'tor Of
David Scruggs, deceased, Richard Scruggs, and James
Scruggs. and others, are defendants. And il, from any
canse, the taking OF The said deposition shall not be COM
pieted on the day aforesaid. the taking thereof will be con.
tinued from day to day, between the same hours, and at
the same place, until the taking thereof shall be completed.
lam yonr obi servt, CARTER BERKELEY,
Sheriff Of Hanover County, and Adm',or of David scrugss, deed.
Aug. 20, 1881. SO w4w
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MAY l3.

GSALE OF LAM ON BYRD CREEK.-On the 29lb
~ day oil September next, weather permitting, IL NOT,
the next iardAy, Carter ii. Harrison and William Miller,
or one oil them, Trustees Tor the benefit OF Andrew
Sweeny, will offer Tor sale at public auction, TO the highest
olu"er, Tor cash, upon the premises, 2l7 l-2 acres OF land,
be The same more or less, in GoochlaDd county, on the
waters OF Byrd Greek, adjoining Martin, Thacker, and
others, with its sppurtenances. The above sale will be
made by virtue oil a Deed of Trust, executed by Robert
Morris and Mary his wife, dated 10Th October, 1926, and
20 secure tHo payment OF $Iiy5 90, with legal Interest
thereon, from the 2ls, July, 1926, TO Andrew Sweeny-
The terms OF sale will probably be altered on the day Of
sale' IT desired by persons disposed TO purchase.
c. Ii. HARRISON, Trustee.
August 10. 3O-w4w
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~ Merino Ewes in good health and The prime Of life
aud now running with a Saxony Buck, will be sold for a
moderate advance upon the price OF common sheep, il APP
piled for in a short time. JOHN II. COOKE, Sen'r.
Near Winnssille Post. Office, Fluvanna county.
August 20. 33--6t
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M~OllCE-Ih subscriber, having taken possession of
LIZ the EAGLE TAVERN on The 2Ist ipst. nv mr..
engagements made with MIR. Edward Powell and Mr.. VIM.
Powell, tor the balance OF the lease TO Thomas C.. Pow ell.
intends puliing the House and Furniture in good order:
during which time, lie will keep the House open, under
the management OF MIR. John King, for the accommoda.
ton Of Travellers aud City Eoarders. His daily charges
for Travellers will be moderate. His City Boarders viii
be charged from the first day Of September, at The rate of
two hundred aud forty dollars per notwithstanding
BoaTders charged in proportion.
The House and Furniture is new offered for rent or lease,
and possession can be had at any named day. This pro.
perry IS so we'll known, that the subscriber deems a des-
cIiption unnecessary. HENRY KING.
August 26. 32--H
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SALE or EAL EsTATE.-Pursuant to . decretal
~ order Of the county Court, for the county Of Hsnsico,
pronounced en- the 12lb day OF August, in = suit la Chan
Gerry, therein depending, between WIN. ID. Pembcfion,
plaiuiH, and Elizabeth Pcmberton and others, defendants,
will DO cold, on tie premises, on the 4h day Of September
next, Qt not disposed Of privately before that timeO at ~
% clock, ceftsin tract, or parcel Of land, situated in the
said county Of Henrico, about rs miles below the city Of
Richmond, containing abou, 2l9 acres, viii a dwelling
joau r.. Hsles. Esq Thomas Binlord, WIN. Cartwright,
and others, being the same trsc, or parcel ofland OF Which
Robert Pembefton, late OF The said county, died possessed.
Tcrms--One hall Of the purchase money will DO re-
slnred In each; for the remainder, a credit Of six month
syfl be SLOWED, by the purchaser, giving bond with sp-
proved security for The payment hereof
JOHN ~. HALES, L..
THOS. P~EMBERTON, o""'
Asegst %. 32-3t
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EAMES II. s. N l.. TEMPLE respectfully
90 inform their ifiends aud the public generally, that
they nave commenced The AND DRUG
BUSINESS, at the old established stand, first door above
the Bell Tavern, III the city OF Richmond, where they in
tend Keeping every article attached 10 their line oil bust
ness. j. Ill. Temple having lived Tor several years in Phi
~lsdeIphia, with one of the best practical Chemists in The
Uuited States, aud being well acquainted with the North
eTn Houses, will beNenabled 10 ensure to his patrons that
every article furnished them shall be pure and unadulIeral-
ed, ana at as low prices as articles oil like quality can be
obtained at any other establishment in Virginia. We are
also granhed to inform the public, that we shall have the
assistance OF MIR. William G. Cooke, whose long expe,i.
ence and skill In our business are well known.
he uncAvIded attention OF J. II. Temple and Mr.. Cooke
shall be paid TO the business, aud every article sent f ON
the store, shall undergo their personal examination. Feel
Jog The responsibility resting on us, not only as regards The
iHe oil The patient, but also the success OF the pracnioner,
we pledge ourselves to use every ptecauton ia the selec-
uono OF Medicines, compromising Prescriptions, &c. Coun-
Try Merchants, Physicians, and the public generally, are
respectfully invited 10 examine their articles before psr-
chasing elsewhere. j. I'll. g. I'll. l. TEMPLE
August 20. 32-6f
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Aug. %. Is3i

CENT R~EWARD.-Ran away from the sub
" scriber. on the 3Oth day Of June, an Apprentice boy,
named THOMAS GRINsroN. All persons are forbid trust
ing or harboring said boy, on penalty Of the law.
ELIJAH X. CRAGWALL.
August 20. 33-lr
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a MARRIAGES, CARRiAGES.-Tbe Subscriber lis
" Tor sale, at his Coach Factory, corner Of r. and 9Th
streets, a handsome assortment Of Coaches, Chstioltses,
Baroucbes, Buggies aud Sulkies, with Harness Of every
description, an OF the best workmanship, aud warranted 10
stand, which he viii sell az low ~ they can be purchased
IN this or the Northern cities, for each, OF on credit for ap
proved noies. JAMES KOSHER,
For sale, az above, H.. K0ri's Patent FIy Nets. for
Carriage and riding horses.
August ~. 2S-0
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-wa nted immediate.
La ly at Bosber's Dam across James River, eight miles
above the city OF Richmond, 10000 feet OF three inch
pine plank OF IL, IS, or 20 ieet leng hs, aud OF any
width over ten inches 1,5O0 feet Two inch DO, 1000
running leet OF timber IL inches square, $50 white oak
posis' ior ice, 10 ieet long, and from SIX 10 eight inches dia-
meter at email end, aud 200 perch OF stone. Tie lin
Der all TO be perfectly sound, and Of merchanlablc quail.
~. Persons wishing TO contract for all, or any pant OF the
above materials, will please communicate 10 tic sul,scrt.
Der their terms, &c. as soon as possible.
Also, proposals will be received Until tie Ist day Of sep
TENDER Ior the workmanship in rebuilding a portion Of said
dam lately washed away; The length OF which j. about
l5O feet, IL feet high aud I6 feet 'ide at IFS base. For
Iutlhef particulars as TO construction, sc, reference must
be h8d TO a plan and specifications lett with MIR. John M.
Syme, at the Toll-house, at the foot Of the Basin.
RICHARD REINS, dgenf
August II. f23-nl for james RiUer Company.
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he m@gn@a Mnd Buckingham county, Virginia being called upon by cap. ThnaIM Miles witness
weighed h% % % %u straw Gutter dol hereby certify. that hundred pwndso Shdo Oats was
"o@" he minutes Given undao hands Buckingham Courthouse va July 9th. 1881
ID GUERRANT, job ONES
JOHN Hill. M J. vi
re b SHAW, J, JNO w HASKTNS
CHRISTIAN sHRACK,J CHAMBERS,
w w PATTEsoN, W r. SHAW.
JAMES N san ONES
Th. OH L GREGORY, r ELDRIDGE
ha uS % mentioned sw-Cuu was naht heN Subscribers AgdMurdM Machine Shop FIRST door below
aM tho v m n% w. s% who "%s s the proprietor the pem right G, Eastern Virginia. and part of the
pm. % ennyhnn, As TO the simplicity and durability of he sps-Cuunr let ue CsriM3msh hv
'front.' b" who have had them in e for The last six years suffice Those snnwCouems and d@g
Knox FddJnwur q a% mn S W" EM@ nG Scmggs & fagy, LurhbugS Ve, Bells
country, at bwp prices Mz ID pTp"
August "a ~ 'Hn rAhhI
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HHUMANlTY HALL o SALE-This desirable
ia n place, Gate the residence Of Mr.. Thomas Nelson,
deceased) situated in an agreeable and healthy neighbor-
hood, in The upper part Of Hanover county, will be sold
OH the premises, to the highest bidder, at public auction,
for cash, on Monday, the 22l September next, if fair,
otherwise, on The first fair day thereafter. This tract is
supposed TO contain 900 acres, but a survey will be made
previous to the day oil sale, and The quantity ssc~Itained.
Persons Jesirous OF purchasing land, v ill do well TO sttend
this sale, for a bargain may be expected.
JOHN 4. ANDERSON,
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ICE virtue oil a Deed Of Trust executed 10
1 " me by Robert %Sangster, OF record in Albemsrle
County Court Once, and in pursuance OF an order Of the
superior Court oil Cbancery at stanton, made on the
ZSth day oil June 1925, in a cause therein pending, in
winch said Sangster is plaintiff aud Thomas Sangster aud
others are defendants, | shall, ON the 29d, day OF August
inst. IL fair, otherwise the mex lair day, expose to sale,
upon the premises, 10 the highest bidder, for ready mo-
ney, a Tract OF Land, now ia the OCCUPANCY OF Mr.. Ro-
bert SangsIer, containing 234 acres, more or less, lying i'm
North Garden, in the county OF Albemarle, Immediately
on ue turnpike from Siaunion 10 Scottsyille, within about
10 miles Of the latter place, aud about the same distance
from Charlottesville. This Lani, 1 understand, is in a
highly improved state Of cultivation, ranks with The first
quality OF the fine body OF land in that section of the coun-
"; and IS in The mIds, Of a highly intelligent and respect
able neighborhood. The title is thought indispulabIe-
such AS is vested in me, however, | will convey to the
purchasers. ". w. Trustee.
Augustl. 25-tds
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W~ALuABLE LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
" being determined TO remove this fall, offers Tor sale.
on me 18Th day OF September next, on the premises. if
ia'r, u not. The next fair day, his tract oil land, in The
county oil r fuvdnno, on which lie at present resides, con.
'dWing 4oI acres, situated Immediately on the main stage
road leading from Richmond TO Charlotte sville. and about
three miles from Co un.5ia, half a mile from the Rivsnna
river, and within one mile at a manufacturing gris, and
saw mills. There is a sufficient quantity OF land to seed
eighty or ninety bushels OF whea, this fall. If sold the
privilege oil seeding will he Immediately given, and the
crop oil corn and other things suitable Tor the purchaser
VIII be Tor sale. III the land is not sold on that day. il will
De offered Tor rent on the same day. There are about $50
acres cleared, the balance well ,imbered, mos, of which is
good tobacco land. The Improvements are lolerably good.
| deem /; unnecessary 10 give a more minute DESCRIPTION
oil The land, as those wishing TO purchase will call and ex-
anime Tor themselves before The day of sale. Terms Of
sale VIII be made known on The day Of sale.
August 20. [32-tdss1 DANIEL p. LEWIS.
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JESSE sNEAD.
RICHARD RElNs.

=. Son the premises, and not Tar from the dwelling
house, is a Minefoi Spring, which formerly was very
much resofted 10, and no doubt might be rendered yalua-
bic now II proper attention was paid to ~ there being am
pie accommodation on the premises for fifty visitors.
Richmond, JUN 26fh, 1884 2t-tf
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N EW BOOKS AND SUPPL1ES.-Bel on B,D,s
lN Life Of Hamilton, by his son; Bancrol's q. sta,es;
Lucia, the beirothed; Ayeshs, the maid Of Ksr.; Specu
iation; " ar on The Banks; Cufiosigips Of Literature. 81
series; Works Of Mrs. Sherwood, Miss tahsn; Ron
doipb's Letters; Tie Work Of the Holy Spirit. by 1 H.
Hinton, a. NJ; Jack Downing; David Crockett Combes'
Entomology; Inv Library, 4 vols.; Blue Book; I,dy'a
Book Tor August; Amir KHAN; The Jews and the Mosaic
Law; Edinburgh Review, 10; North American Review.
81; Meade on prayer; Wsldie's Library, No. s part Ri
tor August; Novelis's Library, 20 vols; Msckenze on
,te eyes Psxion's Human Anatomy; Laennec or the
Sieihoseope, POlynesan Researches, 4 vols.
August ~. I8l-3J r. g. sANXAY, Aet
AMTASHlNGTON COLLEGE. The Exercitcs OF lLs
ensuing session Of this Institution will commence
on The first Monday Of September, and continue ui he
FIRST Monday Of July.
ANNUAL EsFrNses: Tuition, $780,; Board, exclusive
OF bed aud washing, so.
It's particularly recommended, that those who propose
to enter, should be present al the commencement Of the
session.
The course Of instruction is that usually pursued in Col
lcees.
Cbemiosi and Phiosopl icel Apparatus, 10 considerable
extent, and Of The bosi description, has recently been iu,.
ported from Europe.
Lexington, Va, August IL, 1894. % ~
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ban RIVER LANE. &c, o sALE-By virtue
I2Q oil a Deed OF Trust, executed TO the subscriber by
robert w. HowertoD, Mary Ann Howerton his vile, and
n'chsrd Howerion as Trustee, TO secure several sums OF
money therein expressed. due TO Robert Y. Overbey, and
uHly fecorueu Z" t"S . OrISO =. - -.
Court, aud be airing date the Sh day Of June, 1888, will
be sold, on the premises. 10 the highest bidder, Tor cash,
on I" ednesday, the fst day OF October next, that valuable
tract OF land whereon the said Robert w. How ertoD resid-
ed, lying IN the county Of Halifax, on the south side Of
Dan river, just below the mouth Of Hyco, containing Jour
hundred and eighty. five acres by late survey.
Also, seven slaves, TO wit: Davy, Nathan, Lucy, Sarah,
Selma, Tobiiha, and William.
The above named land is very valuable; it contains one
hundred acres OF good flat land, Immediately OH the river,
and The upland good tobacco land, and heavily timbered,
aud well improved, with a large and we'll finished Dwell
ing-house, Kitchen, Smoke house, and all o'her necessary
out houses; Il is also as well watered as any other tract Of
the same size in the county, and in a good state for cultya.
lion, and well adapted for corn, wheat, and tobacco, and
only IL miles from GAINESVILLE. Persons wishing 10 invest
money for this kind OF property, will do well TO attend the
sale. The tile to this land aud other property, is deemed
indisputable; but, acting as Trustee, 1 will convey such title
only as is vested in me, by virtue OF the said Trust Deed.
JOHN V. WILKINS, Trustee.
N. B.-The above mentioned Deed requires the pro-
perry to be sold for cash; out The parties concerned have
agreed TO give a credit Of one aud two equal annual pay
ments on the land, except $4,000, which sum will be re.
luirrd ia cash. j. ". w.
August 20. 33-w4w
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a APOrHECARY sToREFOR sALE-Thes sub.
N scriber wishing to decline The Apoihecsry business,
ofers for sale his establishment. a great bargain can DO
bad, az he Is very anxious to sell. Al letters addressed to
she subscriber, post paid, will be promptly attended to.
August 5. l28-ig JOHN II. TOMPKINs.
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POLITICAL.
tFIom The Frederick Citizcn

SPEECH OF MIR. TANEY,
IN the Court House Yard. at the Public Festipai. gipen
10 h'm, oy ne Jackson Republicans of Frederick
county, or "Wednesday the 9Th IF august.
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Cabinet, Chalr. ana SOFA
MANyE.4CTDRY

EAMES GREEN, Cabnetmaker, hs sonhat !, ane
81 will constantly keep, his old stand o. Roya
ST. Alexandra, and at thecorner oflOth ST., eansyi
vania, Avenue, Washington, genera assoi, gent ="
hemost fashionable &. durable FURNlj IRE,
which he will warrant equal, if not superior, in
quality, to any offered in the Districts Consist
ing, inp part, of
Grecian, winged and plain wardrobes
Gothic, pedestal end and plain sdeboa Is
Ditto with cellaretts and marble slabs
French and plain bureaus
Dressing do with mirrors
Ladies and gentemen's secretaries and book
Pier table, with marble aud mahogany ops
Pillar and claw dining, breakfast & car tables
Plain do do do do do
Ladies' work stands
Shaving and candle stands
Wash stands with marble and mahogany tops
Grecian sofas; mahogany chairs
Music stools, bidetts, cribs, cradles
Portable writing desks, &c.
With general assortment Of BEDS1EADS,
0 jelcniy carved mahogany, maple and stained
woods All Of which will be sod as low, for cash,
as they can be purchased of the same quality
any othe mandatory in the Union.
.4isO,
An assortnen of st. domingo and Bay of Hon.
duras Mahogany, part of which is suitable for
handrails; steam sawed Curl and Shaded Yeneers
Copal Varnish of superior quaiityi Sacking
Bottoms, Cords. sc.
TURNING 8, CARVING handsomely executed
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DUMFRIEs' ITCH OINTMENT.

ysyHE extensive sale and established reputation OF
h Dumfries' Itch OintmeRt, encourages the proprl-
etor to recommend it with renewed confidence to the
pubc as most innocent as we'll powerful applica'
ton for this ANNOYING disease The most nveterate
cases have been CURED IN HOUR! by this estee m
ed Ointment Ii contains no mercury, or other no2l-
Gus ingredient, and may be confidently applied even
to the Youngest children, or to pregnant females -
Price 373 cents.
-. None genuine I'm ess signed on the outside prin'
ted wrapper by the sole proprietor. T. Kdder. imme-
date successor TO the late DR.. T. Conway. For sale
with all the other 81 Conway Medicines" at his Coun
ting Room, No. 90. next door to j. Kidder's Drug
Store corner of Court and Hanover streets near Con-
cert Hall, Boston THOMPSON ktDDEh'
And also, by his special appointment, by
WM. STA LER,
ian15 Fairfax street, Alexandria.
e. Large discounts to those who buy to sell again
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DYSPEPSIA.

AF most obstinate character, after having baffed
W the skill of the most eminent physicians, and
withstood the most highly recommended medical pre-
parations has been checked, relieved, and cured, in
number of instances in and about this city, by using,
for short time. DR. RELIES
VEGETABLE SPECIFIC, AND ANTI. BI.
LIOUS PILLS.
in connexion according TO the directions accompany
ing the Specific 1t is also one of the best medicines
known for Sick Headache, Sickness at the Stomach,
Nausea, and Flstuences.
Price of the Specific and Pills, so cents each.
- None genuine unless signed on the outside prin
ted wrapper by tie sole proprietor, T. Kiddder, i'm.
mediate successor to the late DR.. w T. Conway. For
sale, with all the other sc Conway Medicines, at his
Counting Room, No. &c. next door to Kidder's Drug
Store of Court and Hanover streets, Con
cert Hall, Boston. THOMPSON KIDDER.
And also, by his special appointment, by
WM. STABLER,
jan "a Fairfax street. Alexandra.
-. Large discount to those who buy to sell again.