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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

RKETS-7hursday, Feb. 4, 1885,
The River being frozen, there neither arrivals nor
cIcarunces of produce, and but little doing.
Wur.r-is noninally 81 80 a$l IS.
FIouR-s rather more in favor and sales OCCASION
ally be made at S. 3-4-City 81.
demand from the Manufacturers is good,
and the prices of such kinds as suit their puI'
poses are fully sustained. , .
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

If the Legislature sanctions Ills rral ,oork, will st
be surprised if the stock Of the James River and Kanaw
ia Companys found in market, viii sl acquisitions
paid, including that February, and selling cent a.
share; or be offered him who will reqte the oWperto
take it off lis hands Is the stock of the Company,
which, sustained by good aiA as expected bids.
iar 10 be equal to any in the Union, ty possibility Be
iss crcumstanced and that at the very outset Of their
works. Call you this either policy or Justice?
ViEsn as'as, sink swim just as this great central
f"rorsn,'Ht goes "'' rospesoesy, IS Parayzed and
Destroyed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
MARRIAGES.

Married. on Tuesday evening: the p inst, IN inc ce1ay o.
Hanover WIN. Tney, M "wH 'ohhs0n' OF the Sy %
Richmond, 10 Mrs Judith OScrton Mamio'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

The u S. Telegraph ucc believe hnt Gen. Juckon wishes
10 offer has the eironcry kHor
Now kao Gterlt idle fumu'rty its kindred
President ish,s with France. There
Of tho stories. The Te"srnph pleased
that wr) have nothing hope from General
Jackson disposed Mr.. Ean buren, may be reward
scrvlcc" Nowws have Of dcHh Tint have nuc!
good wishes of Cen Jackson have Of Mr. Van Burcm
Indeed, undertake positively Bu we have nothing
oihcTNc seek rcwuriand will
noir.Why will this reckless Telegraph often things,
viii NJ be false:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
From hc .Nc,c York american of .HondaY)

~ From Tie .lc,o York .7mcricnn Of .Honday)
LEE MEpI.rioS.-By private accounts from Wash
m!'"n, OF Saturday evening, which we rely, it is
Hard That, upon the unanimous recommendation Of the
va"" the President had consented to accept the medi
'" o., proherrd by England.
Wv. we DO mol. indeed, well conceive how it could be
'"sr: seeing that Great Britain, undoubtedly with
we previous acquicscencc of France, has cvnccd such
m s'cude on the subject, As, in the dead Of win.
49, " despatch of her vessels of to make this
mediation. Under such circumstances, to reject
d Ver would he alike dscourteous friendly nation,
VI humanity, while all combine to forbid wanton and un.
necessary war
or, W told that British messenger, with dispatches
f.. T. ""S''nston, embarked this morning in the packet
,, , the bearer probably of the apnunciation
.-- WIS hnvernncn: accents tic mediation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

The Boston Patriot and ST. Louis Republican refer TO
the L" impressions" under which MIR. Ewing, of Illinois,
was elected But we appeal to higher authority than
these Wing papers. We have Mr. Ewings Orn impress
sons-and about his Jackson Van Buren, propensitirs
there can be no mistake There cannot now be two
,lont him
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

Washington Correspondent Of the Baltimore Chron-
icle asks how it that the Globe is recommending pre-
paratons while it refers to the good offices Of England
in bringing about Peace; We answer, why did Mr..
Madison in like manner, urge preparations in 1873 in
that very same Message in which he announced his &C.
crptnnco nf the Russian Mediation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06
THE MEDIATION.

Concurrent accounts from different leave no
'oom 10 doubt that the mediation Of the Government OF
Great Britain in the controversy between the United
Scs and France has been ufrcd that it has been ac-
oped; aud that information to that effect has been
oGcaIs transmitted to Europe.
We $uboin, from the New York papers, such pnra-
graphs Will place readers in possession of all that
We ourselves know upon the subect.-.Nat Int.
(from the ". Y. Jou-a"t IF Commerce IF -Hond"Y)
rrnE-We have the pleasure to state that letters
from Washington, to which We have had access, from
such leave doubt of their correctness, say
positively that The mediation Of England has been accepted
and that there is no longer any reason for anxiety
speclng relations with France. Dispatches have
i'en forwarded rn Washington 10 this city, announc
III" the FACT to by the packet of this day. Our read
rS may now, with perfect safety, dismiss their appIe
h"nsIons. Ii they have governed themselves by such
O!'n;ofs on Tins subject have been constantly re-
Tt'nG, they have made their fortunes. If they have
o"ed opposite c"unsrs they will find out where they
are in due time. We have only say, that in all Proha
o' now is the cheapest time they will have this year
"Duy themselves out Of all operations based on panic
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

Y
Hn',VtANCERY-VIR Rules holden in
we IrtS Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of
h ecu Nhanccry for Powhaan county, from the LIST to
E,mn"y o, February, in the year 1886
nrIed otr ~ L9ckett, Administrator with the will an:
s,. Edmund Lockett, deceased, Pltf.
Of I watkins, sheriff of Powhatan and administrator
j,u.t; nyant, dec, Sally Locket, James Martin and
james ns WHO, Stephen Bryant, Sas Bryant, cxor. of
jones' ,',iM dec, and in his own right, Gabriel r..
TTs InI Mary his wife, and William G. Bryant DTS.
ohrn pnaan,s. james Martin and Jane his wife, Ste.
;ArT an'' and VIM 6. Bryant, not having entered
vi and given security according to the act
!nr bv ~ and the rules of this Court and it appear
ants u; L: evidence that they not inhabt-
oap,iy LUIS commemorative the motion of tho
Iel Tby, samuel Taylor, Esq, his Attorney IS Or
SerI LAT The said James Martin aud Jane his wife,
tnc Inf, 'yant and VIM c. Bryant, do appear before
Of sad e 'ut SAID Circuit Court, at the courthouse
enswc, on the first day of April Term next, and
ing such plaintiff biIl and give security for perform
copy Of IS The Court may make herein and that
raptr A,s order be forthwith inserted in some nc VS.
for inp published in the city of Richmond, and continued
posted At SUCCESSFULLY and that another copy be
"onl dnor OF the courthouse Of this county.
Feb & a lopy-Testc,
.y"' ['7-wowl H. F. GRAVES, D. C.
4 uDiMNli! AGAINST LOSS By FiRE.-Thc
Hartford FI. having been appointed Agents of the
eu are &c INSURANCE. Company of Hartford, Connee-
insurance now prepared t, make permanent or limited
Of every loss or damage by Fire, property
favorable p''on, IN town and country, on terms
THIS Co,,a e assured, as any similar institution.
tcss,y apahy have been in operation for more than
Losses aud during that period, have paid all their
rr.o, 'out subecng the insured in any instance to
A '"a Court Of Justice. Wy
RcLmon, HUBBARD Il GARDNER, AGENTS.
co' o.; IeJ6. S7-I0t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-06

Uords! Words! Words!--The cataract pours on
When will it stop; This the fourteenth day that the
House of Delegates will have been engaged in the De-
Jntc on the Erpnging Resolutions How much longer is
this LongTak TO continue: The people are sick Of it.
Letters from all quarters TEEN with their dissatisfaction
at the delay which has taken place. They call for
ton 1t is high time that the Legislature should he IN.
gagged on their ordinary business Never were there
more important local concerns before thcm-morc pro-
positions for Internal Improvement, Banks, &c &c
An intimaon thrown out yesterday, in the House,
that the question might probably be called to-day.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
BALLOON ASCEN SION s. TERRI
BE CATASTROPHE.

The Aeron4ut Iauriat made an ascen-
sion Oh Saturday afternoon, at Rochester.
An immense crowd was assemble1--all the
houses in the vicinity Of the ainphltheatre,
from whence lie started. 4 work house
upon which there were more than one hun
dred souls, fell in, crushing and mamg!iug
the bodies of those who had assembled
upon it.
The Rochester Daily Democrat says ::
We FASTENED to the scene Of ruin, and
beheld one of the most heart-rending sights
that ever crossed our vision. Fifteen or
twenty meu. and boys lay helpless among
the fallen timbers, covered with blood, and
groaning most pitously. Of this number
at least ten had some of their limbs broken
while others were dreadiully mangled
We have seen several of those who have
been injured One ofthem had an axe ham
die forced directly through his leg; another
had his hack broken and several their legs
and arms.
1t is rumored that two or three o. those
inisred have died. We have not heard so
from any competent authority, and hope 1t
Is not true.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05

TEE suBscnIBER.

THNAvlNG made arrangements with the Agent
sand more of that valuable arfsle Of f,oI win
pledge himself to furnish tie inhabitants of this town
with their winters stock Of COAL. deliverable from
the vessel 6applsd Cor boiors the 10th ofJune nex)
to be delivered from the first Of July the first Of Oc
tober ensung-any quantity. from one ton upwards.
on the following favorable terms, which shall be al
the lowest price the above Coal is sold for this season.
by the 1000 tons at the place Of shipment in PhiadeI
pha adding thereto the freight and insurance, togeth
er with y per cent commission the above charges
Tor my services. The Coal will also be subject. n
csI,ed by my teaws to tax for cartag and weighing
oil 2s per ton, and ten cents wharfage.
Also, Coal broken and screened fIsm ihs yard st
al seasons OF the year, at the lowest possible prices
also would take s opportunity to tender to the pub
ic my thanks fos the liberal patronage heretofore ~
ceived. and solicit continuance Of their custom.
april ID GEORGE KNOWLES.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
CAGrl. ston Board Of Health.


Sept. %, O'Clock, Il. d..
The special COMMITTEES OF the f'oafd ia -
10 report for the last tweniy hours IL
cases Of cholera ) whites ard - o'"ck ana
colored 1 dead--,he others under ireai-
meut. OF the cases reported yesterday no
more deaths have been returned.
Ry order. THOS. Y. SiMONS. M. u.
Chairman Specinl Committee.
A G. Howard, Nj. d., Clerk.
CrousRA IN CHARLEsToH.-Just as our
n.per was ready to go 10 press, we received
the following bulletin from our correspon-
dent in Charleston. We regret to perceive
that il announces a large Increase III the
number of cases upon the bulletins of the
four or FIVE days preceding.
OrrIcE OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
September 26-l O'Clock, p. Nj.
The special committee of the board have
90 report for the last "a hours, 81 cases of
cLolera-7 whites, 81 blacks and colored !;
4 dead the others under treatment. OF
the cases reported vest erday, 3 more deaths
have been returned. By order.
THOMAS Y. SIMONS, M. ID.
Chairman Special Committee.
A. G. IfowARp, NJ. ID. Clerk.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
SHERIFF'S SALE.


Washington sc.
EHY virtue OF an Execution issued out Of the
Il y Cont of Common Pleas for the coaniy Of
W Washington. ia favor of Samnel ~. Brigham. Of
the city ana county of Providence, yeoman. against
Joshua HOWE, formerly Of the town of gchVond. in
the county aforesaid viii sell At Public Ancton, on
the premises. IN said town of Richmond and county
Of Washington on Monday the Sis, day OF October
1880. al clock In the forenoon. all the right title
and interest which the said Joshua Hoxe had on the
l7th day o' July 1885, at O'Clock in the forenoon,
IN and to certain tract of land containing by est-
nation one hundred and tiity acres. (more or ess)
with dwelling house, barn and crib thereon stand
ing. formerly the property of Edward Hoxie. late of
Chsrlestown in the county of ashington deceased
bounded northerly on highway; easterly on land
OF Aaron hinyou; souihery on land OF JARVIS Kin
yon and westerly partly on land of Sarah Sheffield
and partly on land OF Matthew x. Potter; OF howey.
er otherwise bounded.-i shall also sell at Public
Auction, by virtue of the aforesaid Execution
on the 3lst day October lS36. at ) O'Clock r. NJ on
the premises, in the town of opknton in the afore.
said county of Washington all the right, title, and
interest which the aforesaid Joshua Hoxie had on
the 10th day ofJniy 1885. at half past two o'clock L.
NJ in aud 10 two other lots of land stua, d in he
aforesaid town of Hopknton, formerly the property
Of the aforesaid Edward lioxie decd. one of said
lots of land contains by estimation forty acres (more
or less; bounded northeily ona highway; westerly
on land belonging to the heirs of John els; f.n,h-
erly ON Pancstuck River and easterly ON land Of
Samuel Gardner, or however o'iero Use bounded -
rbe other Of sd lots of land contains, by estimation.
half an acre (morc OF less.) with dwelling house
thereon standing bounded westerly on highway
northerly, easteiy, aud sontaerly land of Joseph
ID. kinyOn, or however Otherwise bounded. The
above described real estnie will be sold, much
thereof ss viii satisfy said Execution together with
incidental charges.
J..B. CURTIS, Dep. Sheriff.
s. Kingston, Oct 5th ls35.-3w'
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05

1886, Capt WINsLow FosrER was appoint
ed Chairman, and Capt. WiLIIAa GATE
woob Secretary.
Whereuron' il was Resolsed-That we
hare learnt with deep regret, the decease of
Cart. JOHN CAHOONE, late commnn-
der of the Revenue Gutter Vigilant, on this
station, aud Senior officer in the Gutter Ser.
vice.
REsoEvED-That we viii attend the fu-
neral ceremonies Of Capt. CAHooNE ton
row a, o'clock p. NJ, IN our appropriate
uniform as United States Officers.
RssoLvED.-That as as further mark
of our respect for the high official aud NOR
al character of the deceased, we recommend
to all our brother officers in the Service, tn
wear Grape on the left arm for thirty days
ing officers of all the United States Cutters
will cause the colors to be hoisted half mast,
upon receiving intelligence of this lamen,a-
be event.
REsoLvRD-That copy Of these resolu-
tions be sent to the family of the deceased,
in testimony of our sympathy and condo
lence for the affecting bereavement occa-
stoned by the death Of Capt. CAoooNE; and
that another copy be published in all the
newspapers printed in this town.
The above resolutions were unanimously
adopted, and ordered TO be printed.
WINSLOW FOSTER, CHAIRMAN,
WILLIAM GATEWOOD, Src'RY.
AT Mobile on the Sd ult Capt. John Tanner, of
this town. aged 67 years-he one of our mos,
respectable nautical commanders, and was highly
esteemed by lbs numerous friends and acquaintance,
for his many virtues.
At little Compton on the 18th nit Mrs. Hannah
Wbour, in the 10Th year of her age.
In WOonsocket, on the 18th ut Rev. Palmer
Brown of The Episcopal Church, and for many years
resident of Bristol, aged So
On Thur day last. John Wesley infant son of
Mr.. William Card Jr aged IS months.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
DIED.

In this town on Thursday evening las, af,er n
Ions Illness Capt John Cahoon, e the L. :. Reye-
nue. service in the s0th year ofhs age.
At meeting Of the officers belonging to
to the Revenue Service Of the United STATES,
Mt Newport, ia the Rhode Island District,
held at HassarI's fEo:el, the Ist of October
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05

H0rrid Mnder.-We learn that Il horrld
murder took place, at Winsborough, Fair
field district, in this state, on the l2th IN
slant. Major Hugh Barkley, sheriff of the
district, was called on to arrest two indlvid-
uas named BaiIy and Archibald Heming,
who were behaving riotously in the piazza
of one McMasters, whom they went there
to assault and while in the act of dis
charging his official duty, he was stabbed
with dirk knife, by Baily Heming.-The
knife entered the lower pant of the abdomen
near one thigh, severing the femoral or
some other important artery, and the blood
forced its passage into the scroium, aud
dstended it to an enormous szc.---The
wound extended to the cavity of the body,
in which deposit of blood was afterward
discovery. The day after the occurrence,
the scrotum was split open, and the clotted
blood extracted by processes, tedious and
painful. On the evening of the 18th, the
unfortunate man died, after having suffered
excruciating torture. Major BarkIey was
the keeper Of an excellent public house in
Winsboro,' aud was a public spirited and
enterprising citizen, and a most estrmabe
man; and has left wife in II state ofpreg-
nancy, and seven sons and one daughter
oil minors--;o depore his untimely end
The Ifemings are represented rs men of
rufiinnly character-lhey have been arres .
ted and committed 10 gaOl.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
Anthracite Coal
BROAD Whit, As,,sJ

NNHE Coal from this regio'i, when mined with
IL care and selected from the purest veins, is ea-
silly gnited makes an intelsehea and does not form
incustatons upon the sides Of furnaces or stoves Il
makes but few ashes and is considered. ON account
ofits purity strength, and great durability to b. supe-
rior to any other for melting iron generating s,eal
CELEBRATED GATE YEIN.-(Rtd Ashes) .
This variety is taken from one of the best veins in
what rs called the Peach Orchard district located in
the vicinity Of Polsyle. II is easily igni,ed, bGrRs
rery freely and ei great briiianey, produces heavy
ashes and superior to any other for Paror Crates.
Cooking Stoves, and other domestic purposes
Messrs. GEO. KNOWLES and GEO. BOWEN,
are the only persons in Newport authorized by me TO
sell the above kinda Of Coal, --, :. ~. d,
So, '- EP1RAIM A. HATHAWAY.
Providence, April IA, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
BIOGRAPHY OF VAN buren, AND
JOHNSON.

Now in press and will be ready for deliv-
cry by lst of October. the Joint Biographys
of the above distinguished Statesmen. whose
whole lives have uniformly been devoted to
the best interest of the people-while one by
his giant mind has advocated in all stations,
pure sound Democratic principies-the other
is in no way to be found wanting in the Sd-
cred cause, to which might add if need be
to strengthen his tlrims on yOur gratitude,
by showing his rich wounds, scars, seals of
glory won on the Banks of the Thames,
when in truth, he acquired laurels for him
self and country-too brilliant to be tar
nished by the riperous tongue Of stoRder.
o---- WILLIAM EMMONS.
The above work cantaiis sixteen close
quarto pages-being eqnal to 800 book pa
gcs The work will be forwarded 20 all or
ders enclosing the cash-or post masters
orders at s5 per hundred, or $40 per thou
sand-orders received by the publishers,
No. so Vessey ST., n. Y. or at the office of
the Globe, Washington City, where a sup
ply will be forwarded. Editors exchanging
with the the Jeffersonian will please copy
the above, copy will be sent them as cem-
pensation. Editors, advocates in the noble
cause will do the same.
CHILDS IL DEvOE,
New York City, Publishers.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
MARRIED..

Al Piainheld on the 18th ult Mr. Dsniel Angel.
Of Piarheid, to Miss Sarah B. Dodge Of New-shore.
ham.
In Trinity Church. Boston. on the 20th ult by
Bishop Griswold, Mr. John p. MoT,on az \ ,,n;sy,le
Kentucky, IN Miss Harriet, daughter Of the Rirb,
Rev. Bishop Griswold
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
MRS. T.. KIDDER'S CHOLERA
MORBUS, DYSENTERY AND
DTARRHGA CORDIAL.

EDREPARED by herself only, at No. O. Poplar
street, Boston This Medicine is acknowI dred
by thousands TO stand unrysled IN this OF any other
country for the cure OF the above diseases and will
restore when every other remedy fails With the
use of this medicine, aud attending closely TO the
directions put up with each bottle, Chotera becomes
perfectly manageable and the patent will be rapidy
restored. Its immediate effect aud rapid res,oratoi,
of the sick has hitherto been unparalleled in HISTORY
1t perlormes its cure in most cases in a very few
hours if taken in Its effect is TO counteract
the disease, aud the stomach and bowels to
regular and heal by action. 1t seldom requires more
than fouy-eight hours to cure the most obstinate
Dyssn'cry- hoiera Mor5us is iusiinlIy checked and
the patent rapidly recoyers. Common or recent
are eething. Il finclining TO Diarrhaae are greatly
benefited by the use Of this medicine. il will pre-
ven, them from becoming weak and reduc-d with
DiarfiGa. IL checks vomiting from any cause what
ever and has been proved to be excellent remedy
IN sea sickness 1t is composed Of such materials as
will not inlure the constitution by continuing the Use
Of it. and may be taken by either sex at any age
Mrs l.. kidders the in.entor and sole proprietor
Of this inv luabe medicine, and the public may rest
assured that il cannot be prepared without a cone-t
recipe. which no one holds but herself; therefore,
any thing prepared by any else lurportng to be
her Dysentery Cordial. viii be an imposition upon
the public. The labels the bottles signed In
her own hand writing, TO counterfeit which. would
be forgery aud will be punished accordingly.
Testimonials from persons OF the first respectable
" accompany the directions which are put up with
each bottle sold by RI TAYLOR,
DRUGGIST. NeDport.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
CABIN ct rUJrlITURE
s. CHAIRS.

STEPHEN Nj. STEDMAN would respectfully
- inform the public generally. that ne has taken
the new store No. IL Brold-s;reet, w'rro he intends
keeping on hand general assortment of Cabinet 'iir
nilure and Chairs; also Willow Wagsons and Cra.
des--al ofShch viii be sold on the mos, re asonahle
terms ~ n. b. Every article in the furniture llne
made 10 or~er at the shortest notice.
Also.
TO LET. the store in Spriugstree, between
Church & Mary streets, formerly occupied as
School House-aTpb as above
Sept 2s--episiMlst
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
o. A Fashionable article, Cheap
TILLEY & iiAXARD.

EHAyE jus, opened One Million yards Of LACE
Ba FoOTINGS suitable for al kinds OF trim
mngs such as caps c1pes rufFles, collars scarfs X
aprons which they viii sell for One cent the yard BY
tie piece 4 cent by the half piece. and cents for
linen and cotton edgIDgs. very cheap.
JHa receieod, 4 lot Of very superior silk Hats.
Sent D.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-10-05
DIR. J0YENsoN.

Attends 60 she prartire - MEDICINE, and
DENTAL SURGERY.
No. lSS TnAMEs-Sr.
Has for sale Drugs g. Medicines, ofthe best
qaaity-among tohieh are,
JOTINSON'S FEMALE RESTORA-
TIVE g. SPECIFIC Pills.
NROM careful investigation Of the causes and
II treatment OF diseases, so common to our s2eeis s,
and upon expei enee and observation in the applica
ton OF remedies to diseases. conjoned with that Of
some Of the most eminent Physicians in the United
States and Great Britain, our fsmaie freaSs may be
assured that there has no, been offered TO them, a
more saia:ary medicine than these Pills; especially.
in tina, large class Of Diseases originating in de-
pending on debility, in all the nameIess forms Of dis
cased condition, to which they are. from youth and
tig9r to decrepit OLD age, so peculiarly liable.
To the debilltated and sicky Of warmer climates.
these Pills will be emnently useful. They may be
taksa AT all seasons the year. with perfect safety
Ample directions accompany each box of Pills.
Price one dollar box.
ALSC,--as above,
J0HNS0NS IMPROVED PANACEA, OR
UNIVERSAL PURIFIER or THE BLOOD.
UrThs 10 one Of best remedies, for some Of the
the worst diseases. 81 so bottle. IS,
~ To those who purchase to sell again, reason
able deduction VIII will be made.
August 81, eps3m.