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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1838-06-08
A CONTRAST

All nations from the rcmotest ages, have had
shirs but Columbus only found out the way to
America. Before the time ofthc great Spanish
navigator, people were only enabled to paddle
about the shores. Just so with the Life Med
icines. 1t is but two short years since ! frs.
vontured upon an unknown ocean, and have
discovered the precious object was in search
of--nEALTn. Vegetable medicines were indeed
known when commenced my search but their
use was not. by the use OF them, have not only
passed from the detected invalid TO the hal near-
ty and active man ofbusiness, but. comparatively
speaking, have renewed my youth. l can thus
with confidence of my own experience aovlse
with my fellow citizens. Does the reader want
proof that the Vegetable Life Medicines are suit.
able to his own case2 l have on file at my office,
SAG Broadway, hundreds of letters, from some Of
The most respectable citizens Of this my native
land, voluntarily offered in testimony Of the viz
tues of A GOOD VEGETABLE MEDICINE.
Persons whose constitutions have been nearly
ruined by the " all.infaibe" mineral prepare.
tons Of the day, will bear NE witness, tina, the
Life Medicines, & such only, are the true course
to permanent good health. JOHN MorFAr.
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Burlington, Nov. "a, 1887.
ID OBERT MOODY is now receiving
H. from New York an extensive supply
Of Hardware. Saddery, HolIoware, Drugs,
Medicines, Paints, and Oils which he
offers to the public cheap for cash or short
credit, al the old established store, north
east corner Of the square.
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80 Days Grace.

4 LII who are indebted TO the under.
IA signed, whose notes or accounts have
become due are hereby notified that pey-
ment must be made to Us within thirty
days, or 10 the Sheriff hereafter
II r & w l. STRONG.
May 10, 1888.
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Dissolution.
THE coparnership heretofore existing
Il between Lovely & ABBOTT, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All per.
sons indebted to said firm, are requested TO
settle the same without delay, with N.
Lovely who is authorized to settle the
business of the concern.
NOBLE LOVELY,
JOHN ABBOTT.
Burlington, May Q, 1888.
The business will be continued at the
same store, by the subscriber.
N. LOVELY.
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STRAYED.

stripe in the face. He was las. heard OF
in the vicinity Of Burlington. Whoever
will return said horse, or give information
where he may be had. shall be well rewar.
det. FRANCIS BARKER.
Charlotte. Nav Sd. 1898.
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For Sale, on Consignment.
90 bbls. no. North Shore Salmon, also,
~ Is bbls. Tanners OIL, by
FoLLETT g. BRApLEYs.
Burlington, .May 2, 1889. CIV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09
VOLUME AAXV.---Ne. J:s.

Only used IN ms behalf the equally coerciye power OF
''hnn''"" Is II" Trend 10 Ireland, gans, every tSn"'
rant irsil peasant WHO refuses To contribute has nile
towards The raising OF this enormous levy Art!ui p!ac
Ices upon the warm feelings for their country Of a
hearted and reiuGcd people, are proved I'll be Of
thr most potent efficacy 10 extorng their money from
thrm even at III" expense OF Their starving families
What think We, Americans, Of lhr GIsiu,ercsedness Of
this sol disant patriot who, at time Of lie when most
lawyers voluntarily from the Of the Law
gulrcs such remuneratGn 81 obtained as the terms on
which alone ne will consent 10 serve his country sum,
the surerux ri which after comfortable maintenance,
would be sufficient the lives Of thousands Of his
corntrvmen who annually die from actual starvation.
What would The martyr Emmett, he whose glory and
pride TO die for his country, what would he say,
II living To such modern Irish patriot as this lie
would tell him, that he woulG rather be dog and bay
the MOON than such an freshman; that
He had rather cola h- heart.
And drop his blood iO' d'IcbHrs, than 10 wiring
From the ha"i hanj. OF peasants 'heF vale uash'
How dsrracetully does this mans conduct contrast
with that of Washington, who would allow his
. c"unirymcn to make him remuneration but that
OF his actual expenses, conducted with the strcteSe
economy, for all his servcrs commander OF their ar
mies during The whole seven years for independ-
ence How does il contrast with that Of our La Faye.e,
Who, instead OF chatieng with distressed foreign peo-
pie Tor Pecuniary remuneration for his services in the
cause OF civil liberty voluntarily sacrificed his private
fortune in their behalf! How DOES with that
of our Franklin, who charged his counrymen only his
expenses for the most important rendered at TO-
possible, confined himself in costume and mode Of liy
ing to the most republican simplicity, causing rXcPp
be made his favor 10 the rigorous rules Of
etiquette, and attracting TO himself from the nagnalrs
Of the land in his blue knit yarn stockings and plain
cost, personal consideration and respect than oil
the dsmng"sne Councils could achieve for themselves
by the lavish expenditures Of millions
It remains only to be told Of th, man. that in England,
where they have the best OF knowing aud appre
ciang him. he abors under the o suspicion Of having
sold his counrythat his vote and all these he
influence IN Parliament, battered of TO the English
ministry for the distribution of ministerial patronage IN
Ireland Too mean for her hate, America repays his
abuse with her scorn and contempt May Ireland soon
learn 10 appreciate her mc.cenay patriot HIS late das
tardy conduct in prevarcang himself on, Of his per
soraI responsibility TO Mr. Stevenson for the want"n
public insult offered to him. must Subject bun 10 The
tempt Of every gcnlIcuIln IN Europe
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-11-09

wpuBlIC SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.-Thf
q Undersigned commissioners appointed by deere.
~ order Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
Cbancery for Frederick county Virginia, otter al puoc
ella ,bc following valuable Lands, being part OF the real
e.,,c of the late Cornelil Hopkins. deceased:
Let, tract of cSG acres and % perches, in West
roreIand county, Virginia, we'll known by The name OF
"HoIl,s's Marsh" lying upon the Potomac river, and
h,,cinr considerable portion ofvaIuable bottom land
The marsh is very valuable for grazing his tract Will
he offered for sale Monday, the 18th day OF Novem'
her q, Wes,moreIand court house.
ID tract Of 74 and % perches, IN Snrry conn-
&c called New Quarter adjoining The lands OF raul
con Randolph, Edwards, and others
3D. The following lands nnd!o IN James City county
erich Neck containing 80 acres, with new brick
merchant mill on College creek, which is regarded as
valuable on account of its great water power, and lis To-
cation near Williamsburg
"Ncw Hope" part Of Rich Neck, containing 2,6ao
acres ~
borhood Of Rich Neck
| Also mart of q tract of land known thr Green
Spring" tract, Archers HOPE and Rich Neck, con
! tanning leo acres. 90,
iamsburr and another lot The old Capitol, both un-
, improved.
The CITY of Williamsburg will be offered at pubic sale,
in Williamsburg on Monday, the l2th day OF Noyenl'
Der next.
The terms Of sale will beone fourth Of the purchase
money in hand at the time Of sale, and the residue IN
three equal annual instruments; The deferred payments
l., be secured by the purchasers giving bond, with s'cn
ri,y and deed of trust on the premises 80
Mir Georpe Slribng, al Point Pleasant VIII also
he authorized by the undersigned 10 sell at public sale,
rac, of 900 Of land in the county OF Jackson
on Big Sandy creek, and about seven miles from HE
Ohio river Notice Of the lime and place ct selling this
las, mentioned property will shortly b' given by Mr.
strbling in the papers published at fa'kersbu'g and
CIarksburg
TONED property before the day of SALE are referred to
lanes Sca,es. Esq of Wesl'norelund, who will show
the land in that county and TO- H'ihP J Bazezza and
Dickie Gait Esqrs Of wiah sborg, who will shoT
The James Civ and Surry lands and the lois in VIII
rr.bmrc ROBERT r. BALDWIN,
CASSIUS F. LEE-
Oct2 l42-ic'l t1'amtsstont's
"TANTED atthe Compiler ofHS a Boy of a9o"
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Oct )

,,,ur STATE OF SOUTH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Il msTRit"r-I, CuAscERv-Lewis Cruscr Administrator
Murray Complainant john Ferrc, hs heirs P ~
%;s.,;,,oIe and William &. Daniel Defendants.
a. III. R the Complainant seeks payment OF mortgage OF
Melville John ferrC seized OF the said Plan
On The mortgage. which the Complainant entities
c ami subject equitable lien, TO which the Defendant,
p H. Nightingale entities himself as the personal
General in tho Armies OF the United States,
the Southern Divisions &c John Charles
,h yss ls2 ard I7s3 aud subsequently and supposed 10
on Of John Banks citizen of Virginia, contractor
or The southern Army II the heirs OF representatives OF John
,o in the United States and will make their claim I"
M pon,onn Of Melville to the surplus alter ymcn OF the
that may and established III this suit they
@ in nj apy time within aud they nrc residing
ond tho United States they in and make their claim
y, 49, time within four years after decree shorlj pass IN ms
a"' nI.,i;r. answering denung The Complainant
bill. g., ,o7 c,.r,,,,;a,n,'. So,;ei,o,,
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prTT T3EERS.

,.,ur ,cc, ~ take Of this well known and con-
establishment situated IN the centre OF bust
NOS, on The Main street; h OF October next AS Out OF
- and wishing and comfortable c"asoh
hl. Il will be up until the 10Th or 18th, by "'rhtis
hpno 10 hare ready for the reception OF my friends ana 'he pup
liz promise that excon that can be mace c"
u, render comfortable, shall be used sha procure
n,ne bu, the attendants. $500
o,c the return sineIe thanks anu
CT nts my former patrons Tor their liberal patron
@ h.,owed on me Tor II and hunby soc con
,;npston Of long as may me mt IT. y. a.
These gentlemen boarding the BELL ana wshihs &c
AMI All others wish 10 board there, arc ihoims'
IN h. the private house from the istoi oe
until the pairs done TO the Tavern N.Y. sydhof HAVING
ProH's cd 10 ace'"" TII-wewl L. 4. H.
Sept IS lh-"S'i
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Edg. HH academy.

p;,c;,,I il wanted nstIiuon-his duties 20 rom
"A cncr On the January salary of one thousand dol
,r is offered Certificates OF carn"'y 10 prepare students of
in the South Carolina College and Testimonials Of
NV Oh, will he r,qued Applications addressed TO the
pre.n, Of Board Of Trustees VIII be received III the h OF
, when an elccrioa witakr place. and
iurnel This Institution situated On The High s OF sanee'
three miles Stacur, = Carolina Its location rs regards
80 &c j. no, surpassed by any the Southern States
,,an no devote their tine 10 teaching, and WHO
] he iics TO continue for length Of iire will be preferred
Ro,rdns on reasonable at tho in.,iiu'lon address"
"o"''''7 " SAMUEL. ]. MURRAY, President
or n. Board # Trustees Ede M AeHdrrrg Eecr SthfSnrr D. L
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MORUS MULTlCAULIS AT AUCTION.
Cash .Sglr Of Trees


TWILL, be Sold on the 10Th of November, at ii
w o'clock. - or 20. 900 Trees Of the Nlorus Multi
caus in lots to suit purchasers They will be offered by
the td the douLe cutting ef,'ro cyrs. or the foot
cash on delivery Of the Trees, which VIII take place as
fIer The sale as they can be raised from the ground
/, s confidently believed to lie tie lest tot IF Trees ever
offered in this any other market and wei! worthy the
attention Of gentlemen who propose growing this highly
valuable Tree DR. NoRToNs residence here the safe
will lake place. is three quarters OF mile from Rich
mond on the Railroad leading 10 Fredericksburg, so
,ba, all person. contemplating purchase, will have
an oppoun,y Of viewing the Trees al any time previous
or an the day of Sale. Should the weather prove un
favorable the sale will be postponed until the next lar
"'' DUNLOP, MONCURE 81 co,
Nc T52-tds1 .3UcttnUCeTs.
~ yoros Herald Pc,er.us lnelgcnccr, and National In
Washington will please insert twice. and forward thcf
10 he KichmOnd Wing.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
7,,.u,y or th;r,u Negroes. &c for sale.

YXE VIII sell OAK Ill., the residence OF the late Co GdeSn
81 S,raasc in FUvanna county aeou three mcs from me
bow, &c about $50 barrels of corn, 10 horses so
~ ;,o sheep ~ hogs, together with the crop OF
w. nv ,..rc s.!aw &C, Also, all the household "nd
..., on flrn iarr, rauraon toois ard utensils
To- f ,, F.. 10 slri, under $40, c,sh-or all sums over
sl1 r IN u nnlh< The purchaser giving bond and approved
r,v Tic sic viii begun Tues ay, the goth day OF No
'H, Nv" aS ~ b. II. MAGRUDER,
pay "'' =. B. GAY,
A. ? STRANGE,
o., ,r riF-rr Executors Of G. 4. Strange. dec.
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IElS.Szsa.Sas
@sNHHlsiA|!ss1aEa FIG gSs|
GRE.3T .4RRIV.3L.
10 Rushsls Or 10000 Bores Of Peters PiuS.

10 Bushels or 10000 Borss Of Peters Pills.
THE subscriber has made arrangements with Dr. Peters OF new
York to be supplied By the quantity with HE PILLS All
dealers be supplied At factory prices 90 all the rms VIC
have the valuable In no ns' Nncc
have bcy accomplish thing they promised and hon
sands who for have been lingering with some obstinate or
chronic add their testimonies IN behalf OF this 'ana
bic Medicine Too can't be given 10 Df Peters 'f
the
PETERS VEGETABLE PILLS recommend them terms oi The
most unaacd praise. which proof positive o! their exaof'
nary and beneficial effects ,,,, ,.-crr, pp,,,s
cSSLrin tv JOHN II. EUSTACE, Agent
'' -, ,c A6-2aw3m
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NuTicElhvr persons who We subscribed Ct shares Of
stock IN the Rvanma Navg Company improving ~"
ou;h fox nt tic RyarG Ever hcry required pay
the bands Of Dan T. Carr rcasn Of -uI Company be-
fore the l day o crmbcr next the of dollars carh
share of sbcib ID Tor by them, addition I" the
hcEco!or: called. BY o;!rr Of the board Of Directors.
DAN. +. CARR Sce Rir Mar. Co.
IS ig-wiu
AND FOR SAlEin pur-uaGcr Of decree Of 'he Circuit
superior ;Cu OF Law anil Chluccry for the Ric
mcnd pronounced on TIC lh day of Apul -S therein
depending. which John C'chrr md Samuel AwcIl plain
,if and Wm h. Lee, late sheriff m Richmond ndui
Of Rich ~ Eiod, !scclc d, and Richard - Efyr. h"
Law OF said Richard EiDrI dcfHlnniswc tic uatc "ncd,
therein appointed will, the @ November
fair and If not the next fair day II O'Clock,
\. NJ. cell, public Church,
credit three months sufficient clf1y the
Of aud attending the cNccuton Of SAID decree.
tn" real estate the proceeding: mentioned, Of which said Richard
Efoi died seized situated in the sad county Of Richmond (ub-
eci widows dover thorrin much - be
sufficient satisfy 'he Of said decree Bonds
proved s.cufi, payable the plaintiffs in said decree will be
QuiTcd the pu!ccr We believe the property
nrqnc.onahic, but ncting commissioners shall with
special "arfa&y oay. w. A. WRIGHT, ! c.m,-,
+. a. ERAMHAhl, |'"" 'S
Oct 10 is--wtds
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A true COPY from the minutes.
lrDIEItr 50
BeAScn Fxcn.xGs BANK OF VIRGrSiA,

LTlrkcsriHc I'D UttObtT, Ie,1S J
ES OF the Board Of the Exchange Bank oil
Virginia Norfolk the Branch OF that Bank at Carries.
VILE authorized dispose Of FIVE HUNDRED SHARES OF
STOCK the original
that by adding the respective omcns from the
they due until the time OF payment Ia conformity
resolution Books hereby opened for dispons
said s. ch the above TERMS this Office, until the Isl DAY oi
December
and the transaction OF
generally day. usual hours Discount day,
Tussde, IN each week. ABM. w. NENABLE, Prss't.
A. FINLEY, Cashier.
5O-,lD
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Books Peru Chcap.

SMITH PALMER having determined make change IN the
now the whole Of their large ond veil assorted
STOCK OF BOOKS, the reduced prices, wholesale u re-
tail for cash. >, -.,r-,
quantity variety hand not exceeded establish
@ determined 10 dispose of them they doubt will, in
very short time enable then effect their object Teachers nGd
of law and medicine, and Book
eI,c,s also they think find inducements TO purchase"
oi-ft
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Stock IN tie Exchange Bank IF Tirginta.
meeting OF the Bo,td OF Directors, the Sd ucole


amcclius oil the Bo,t OF Directors the Sd ucocr leS,
was
RsCiCei uRapiGusR That the Branch Banks Richmond and
Petersburg he each dispose of One Thousand Shares
Of this Stock equivalent the cUstto the ou:n stock
holders Chlrsu. OF TIE hfst payment
from The subscription books opened the M April,
1897, aud that OF the ion the Tine they
respectively became due; that the allowed 10 accomplish
the same be TO the l., day of December next.
Rsoced unanimously That the Branch Bank ClhtkcsTc 10
dispose Five Hundred Shares OF this Stock the
a true COPY from the minutes.
WRIGHT SOUTHGATE, Cashier
NorrcE Therefore that persons wishing /" pcc""
Bauk, stated, HPpy
FLrmcis' Bank Of Virginia, from Mon
the 18TH until Saturday Goth ns md Afterwards At the
Banking House also eGuestcl TO call and
pay that due upon their Stock.
The Office open transaction OF business Monday,
M the .uar mcetn. the Board will be on -
week. paper intended for discount must be putin
Tuesdays. JAMES CASklE, President.
Nm. 7. STRpIHER, Cashier.
Oct. It'll
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! IN iaoyirg ,rho, not TO gre n.>

The restoration bouh; about without sin: az! ph; WITHOUT
~ 10" Editors own
m ms eli a. IN tic families "f many OF hi- nci=hhoN also
therefore. return 'r SCH ."n' n'nSh'' '''' we
distress. ., c.,..-r-, m
NJ n' "Hc fmi!-ior Tee - >O
G times neigh
boz NAV want-p,r mnil. cr al postage.
deafness and l"S o yc-si:ht,
heG for such sickness, wthcu' iiH chf:r
B b. improper 10 state, ;i 'n' "' ''' PC"
sod recover their hearing, their cycssL and Their health
"-'" -'"'' -1' ' f1--vfmI Aug 10
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@tASH SALE OF NEGROkS-l VIII sell 10 The
q bgbpsI bidder for cash at LawrcnceviIIc. on the
IfIb If November next it beirg Brunswick Court day.
twenty negroes, consisting Of tnrn women girls and
boys. a'DnH' '''.
Oct 10 S'-to
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rrgv> or THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

TEAMS OF THE RICHMOND ENQCihEh.
= IN, E>4utRER IS Published thyce times tccch az
u >-Sstar Jt the State Legislature. and tsoce eec"
g. ,,r y5st Of the year.
."F- ~ Terms Of SUBSCRIPTION.
800, lar. yer Gaaxa, and Three Dollars Tor six months,
~ " ,St,ons shall hereafter be considered as incurred
ac. aud for years publications. unless "pec'as OF
eotlr tune, and paid Tor III advance Tor thai shorter
900 Chm So otlcEcd !. r. - o,. ., m
n shall be sent to the order OF any new anu un-
,''1 kaown AMI accessible person IN regard TO the
s ne H., payment. But IN case OF an order Tor iuolea
n'r N' single number may be sent, containing or
".'''. .f ~, u copy OF ,his regulation .
.n, oil all su5scrib;rs whose anihy 10 pay may DC
'f. 80. hish"r, aud who fenien Indebted on open
a'a'n end OF years. from The time when The advanced
.es: "1' s5it,gHs Of the Editorial Of Pa
Resolutions are the results Of The co!lec,,c wis
H., bitter c>eticnce OF the EDITORIAL Corps OF Virginia.
'n 81. ~. led :, Richmond the Eth January, 1885
,..e Resolutions, sc 4rrdit''Hinse 10 Nc
pr.: and ou' own Interests 10que' Z" "H'N'
BE % @ 8, s Ode may be Gmit,ed per mail in good ana
B,a l,:,., the risS Of the Editor; ta' postage q az
jg the Hrtsrs.trhs postage OF single letter Is
. If ans l,coJl tho Witt IL !sic accu"hateu p"s.
l,c.y, business, which operates as serious Tax upon
1ssr will pay for nine papers, annually shall have the
ga gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
o sixteen lines, less frs. insertion 70 cohts; 'o'
60 distance mus, accompanied with the advance
.rt.j.c. ory references, To insure execution. -.
xhe avsrtisins AMOUNT to $500 per annam' dis
TbS, it BE- rccommcn.od the Editors of Newspapers
r the Commonwealth. 10 r"hl'sh al inc menu VI we.
Advertising. and that they strictly adhere TO The same
prices Away, such, a. I" give i1'' compensation
l., The .aS8r performed" =. o., ss;.,;, rc,r,r,;on
Iy,,,n- is unknown this Office mus, be authenticated
OF the Ia D hat has been taken
,,rtioas and iuizGos, has proved heretofore unNfai,
certified The OF til" Postmaster "rtea o" inc
s.$ r. ne eh'r.J
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NOR RENT OR SALE the NuRTH GAHDES HOTEL, situated on
the S-otisyiliC aud lTrriHc wrr Ill" hhIhou
road h.r Oii"-v" ~ nr' rom "'rg'" IL
Charlottesville, Is SEulivic, and l. E Hanesho
rough. III. property tG; vaiuahlc. Il Situated III 'ch
.ao uud, healthy sUd beautiful cuTif! good .''mh -"
fitted Tor that purpose the ""vsc "' OF bHct Ire
aud rOmodOus md other Inur necessary ihcTc
attached several hundred Land Any 2irt or oil can
be- ruch-ci cn made reasonable .r.,''n =iy, at n"!
time. HENRY 4. hDDhE d.
sept Is ao-"s'
NuIICEThe wing removed to Richmond,
fully hi prot, .-on, the Courts OF The C;y
.irh he will hereafter attend regularly. lie viii n'o continue
rrac" IN ~" Ccit Superior Sposy !yania county.
l-YrDFFicE a HI, residence on q street.
Nova TJI-lfI ISO. ". PATTON.
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II - sr.. y
~ 20 ~ e ~ & aS - - s Z = : = -,
me TRUE RICHES or LEE is HfIL7U.

,E'uE vnn,f, led rcuu,s,cr which Peers, I'll, acquired
as rc.ioa,rs, is the unquc'"nlble proof that
The number Of letters received rom
a recovered through rI menus really podi-ious, aud lie
nuInerya .ii there N winch tn ar: more or
cnv beneficial Others acd among ose may hr named Tie
TOO complaints o. the stomach and owe!' such as cho
m fg,4cnes and in esH for which the? are no. only fa"
Il is well Eanvn tina, from tho hnr1ns"mcnr Of the stomach
bowc nine reu' Of all the maad"> OF n adult ana
declining l this /. the foundation 9" Fl'Hf'"eg as6f
pros io. IF APPETITE &C., aud that those "a Thea" iun
nv, Of nT hafcfarc PEERS Pills being bcsrmcicinc
hcL has for The ncirni diseases OF the
s,incs necessarily the nr" prev"n'c- o ho-e dHdu
and also whh eh'tre mature ic a"d df 30
many million. TO untimriy graves ,.- IL. 49,,
b no; been conceded public. lie Eeds Funk OF IN.
known secuaor before me w" as his own hsfad
an but placed a unsb|ty OF situation by The pa
onacc which cnoyCd for an! ch /. increasing TO
unprecedented in the annals OF rrHTc ih"l "
10 nothing which nat borne out by the most n'a
bio proof oc 10, fear TO be put t" the test /" any
thin. which he has promised respecting his Fills.
Dr. Peters is happy he able TO state on the authority ."
rea; nuhcr Of regular hycuns that wherever ' N"s"'1e
PHI, Leon nrnmcrd they ao Superseded the uior
,inn - ncv,ia their peculiar faculty IN sweet
oniN- the blood, and stimulating II Ia IApc az %
qurn: that strength which must he got u"e at H ny ''h5
0" rtcan,"i ~ JOS. rRiEsTLY PETERS NJ D. 29 Liberty
.,rrc, New orz. E.ch box cog'nn' 70 Pills re% 80 rs@:
sod an n. nincipaI Druggists Riclm"4d, Petersburg and Nor
FOLK Ii5-wfyI oe' =
Qy.4CKS md THEIR DEsTRUC7IYE T0STkuMS.
,sE united ic.rncny of Phyc;an r' ugout Tho L. states
G,y nveI the fact That Ps,or ytc'G5s Fs are the only
,1uc t,rG5, pH. which stand the los, or ana y;aoH-
nance The prr.to would most earnestly them to ia" notice
~ ,hosc ho have been in tie ha, u.in. Cahartics or M
rispt: the destructive and tan. eJnc6 RUS so az"
hich are at Of The ''iaIunc",
and ,,urlr,rs agents. the most hale u.' mo-,
tc, p,n luce putsa,c effect, ard om"tncs transient ,c
I'M in uot cases ;hy inur tho digestive organs anA an ha'uG
resort to them must terminate in confirmed dy-leI'ia
histr4e that Cftharc aud 4Perien Medicines arc ON M
la, the nicc. discrimination houd a"a! be "b''fSc "a ,c
.c.con and If c done, rcLhIGs injurious On" 's'' a'
th.twc; ;, ,i.,, -o., DR. Peter, ha. made It hi,
study Tor .er4 year, and feel proud To say h. b.,