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"MucH YET REMAINS uS,uSG."

Ma. BrcKIsca.A JrsioE. is known of reader.
that Mr. Buckingham Is accompanied in his Tom through the ~
led Satss by his family and of them will have hi
young gentleman ofoudeen of agcwhose education
a eS n Wr al % h,d 81 10 zee IN m
Philadelphia papers, sod - Temperance written by th'
festival given to his f,r phed :pha welcome him
these shorsSBut have the pleasure to lay before
read .rs congestion youthful pen written in
rid :nce durinsfhe we-k-b.ng therefore, peri cy
ssh and comm ndng ,,e to every heart by the sentiment q
tbs trnstory nalfs OF all which here embodied in the
youthful vcrse.-tProrieenee oGre Leaf
"PAsSING AWAY pa vI,ros.
The solemn vespsr bell had rung
The lingering knell of parting days.
And pure and holy roces sung,
Their lowly evening roundeay.
The upon the ID tow'rs
OF ancient Salem brightly sh0ne;
And told Of days, and weeks. and hou.s,
And ages long since past and gone.
The strrs baainng far above,
With soft med light rs pure as day;
And masinc tn realms nf love-
Upon my humble couch lay.
But sleep fJrsook my aching brow
And heavenly visions by me sped;
SO brght-tlat Memory them now,
As round and round my couch they fed.
And fire, saw an infant band,
With cheeks and lips of roseac hue
They passed, and each one in his hand
Held forth a drop tipped with dew
And singin. in their childish sl.e,
With hearts yet free from worldly care,
"As pure and spotess white We,
AS the sweet fowre that we bear"
The chorus OF infant throng
Was sweet and true as was the lay;
For this thu buuhen of their song
"Passing away Passing away"
They vanished, and there troop
OF youths in merry conrourse met;
Their snowdroji- had hcgun 10 droup,
But the hue OF health on them yet
They sang no more their ancient song;
OF "Pure and spotfsss white wc,'
The worlds dark had touched that throng,
And envy 'niongst them could sec.
Bat still mchought heard them sing
The bphen Of their former lay;
And in my their voices ring
"Passing away Passing away"
But they gone, aud now view
multitude of manly form;
Their snow drops nigh faded too,
And evil passions round them swarm.
And though from mem'y's tablet long,
Has disappeared their infan; lay;
They sing the bunhen Of that song
passing away Passing away.
And last in all this matry throng,
A group Of aged IN passed by;
Their snop-drops bad zen fIded long,
And now in scat red fragments ir
But though their lii. well nigh spent
Aud IN ! could scarce hold On their way;
Yet still they sang on they went,
passing awly Passing away"
LEICESTER SrASHoPE BUCKINGHAM.
Pyordsaes, r. l., Dee II, 1880.
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Dec 3

AND AND NEGROES FOR SHI.E.-Pursriag 10 4 decree
u Of the County Court Of Cumberland he undersigned viii of
The Land pnd Negroes lately belonging Ia John Glover Of the
f;Sie land, deceased sale 10 the highest bid
public auctOn al Cumberland To- lionsc, on III. fourth
Monday in December st thar being Court day. The land lies
the fork Ni!scs, the rOlt. guclS 10 the
lands G John Id.ns, deceased Mrs Nancy Newton and others
about three hundred ard lies well fpr cultivation
and Improvement The number aEi several
n them young and likely TIL" .:ms o the sale win h. cash
much will dfy the of the sale; and the bal
The land credit OF one and two and the
credit 81 twelve montthc purchasers giving bonds with
approved security each and deed 4" trust the land,
the purchase money thereof GEO II. MATTHEW'S,
Doc lfI-Mtfrl
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IN CHANCERY-ViRGrS,.-Ata Circuit Superior Cour q: Law
and Chanccy held for Goocland County the Court House
on Tuesday 18th October, 1899:
James II. Lynch Plaintiff, }
against In debt.
Robert E.. Macon Defendant }
The plaintiff by his Attorney excerpts In the suciency OF Pto-
my s. Watkins, special bail for the defendant in this cause,
and hearing the parties by their Aoes the said execution Is
sustained by the Court and the said bail adudred insufficient
and erepon the Court doth rule the defendant give other
ca bail in this before april tm And appear
the satisfaction OF the Court that the defendant is no,
nahitln Of this Commonwealth. the motion Of III: plaintiff
his Attorney is ordered that the said defendant do appear
here before April aud other special bail in
this cause, that copy of this order forthwith inserted
newspaper published the City of Richmond Tor four weeks
lCcessivcy and posted the door Of the Court House OF
this County. A CooyJcste,
". MILLER, c.
nnn0
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WIN. G. SANDS, D. C.
Commissioners Office,

COMMISSIONERS UT1cc,
Richmond. Cd December, 1889.
The parties concerned will notice. that have appointed
the 2d day Of January for their attendance Office in the
City Of Richmond which day by O'clock A. NJ they
hereby notified attend with their the evidence
enable 10 perform the duties required BY the nrego-
ing decree. JNO. SHORE, Com.
nncl
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Nov 4

~ IN tHEEGf-ViEGIaiA = VI Rules holden IN the CO
Ohcs Of The Circuit superior Court Of Law ind rhsn rIy
county Of Buckingham, the 9Th duy OF November, s3s
" Ii'nm u. Word Plaintiff
against
Samuel Hobart and Mngse, Jne his wife, and George Bf0
uiVivIng executor OF Samuel Jones, decd. Defendants
he Defendants Samuel lloUar and Margaret Janr ms wife
vns enefh their appearance and security according 10
ct Of Assembly and the rules OF this and upPran-
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of ~
II Is ordered. that tho aHid appear here
nfsi day ." the April iem and the Ll OF IL" p
m; and thar copy OF This order Ga forthwith inserted ~ s.
newspaper published in the city Of Richmond monh'i
cossiruy and o.ied the front OF courhouse 81
county. A cupy-Te-ir.
RoLFE ELDRtDGE, c, c.i.'
Nnp
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Nov -


IN Court held for Prince Eas
county, Oct the 2Ist, !c3y
Gwen II. Tucker, rlDStT
against
John w. Wilson, George Il. Matthews ADD Henry B. Plssn
Ijrirnds b'
Tho defendant Plkerton, having catered his appcaDn
iiver sccuriiy according Of the General Assembly D
rules OF this court and appearing the satisfaction al the CO
mat lie not lnnbiiHHf Of this tho Of The
nj BY counsel u is nrderd that the -sid drienian Pkr0a
Ippcar here The hrsl day o January aud
plaintiff bill ord h,l copy this order be
u The public The city of RIchr
ur Two months cssyey, and nis" pasted The font doc
The courthouse OF this county And the d'ienans Wilson
matthew's, restrained from Ing 10 tho defendant
krrton other money cher.
,hnir hands belonging which the said Pkroa ~
any way Interested ur:Il the further order of tins Court
CoPy-Teac,
b J. WoEsHAM G.
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Nov 10

U
c1Uhiy. Drfalrrr III. 2i-,. !s}9
Owen u rucS-r and Henry Tucker late mcrcl,ns sn pa
vino traded the firm and 10 Of o. H. and II. Tucsr
Pisiaufr
against
John W Wilson, and George r. Matthews, and Owen Tu',
E:q Ear of Wood Tucker dec, and Henry g. Piher"n
DrcaGt'
The defendant Pil4er'on, having entered his appearance,
given security rrcordng Of General s~m an
rules OF th- Court, md app the satisfaction q" tie e.
ia he i. inhubirlni "fihi- STATE 9TH"
tbs hv counsel ufarsd tn tie said ndnn Plkrnt
appear her" th" si day % January rouii ard
nj Iin it, hill ad ht cOpy Of hs urirr 10 forthwith irsr
me a" tho public prGr- III" city of Rcg
for wo month"; sucrr-sry, and ni.o post ut the font ho
the touHhonsn o is And the 'ndrnir, Wilson
ihe"s nd Fuckrr rsiC,in-d am pay away i"th- or
Psrrnn other p-rSDp p"'-nas
aHrcis IN ih" hant. h-ion-n "hiSb e .ad Isr
may bo 10 any wa! Interested until h. further order al m
C0py-I-,is.
b. J. WORsHAM. c.
So
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sRANk OF VINGINIA-Aecoldlrg ID lhe BID ..e,lon

EsaNk OF EitGiAIA.-AccordIug 10 the 6Ih ii
Act oiAsSHmjy, passed the 22d March ls7. "E-iAbI,
general regulations Il" tho Incorporation oil Banks Prt,r
and Directors OF the Bark oil Virginia, have sppontcd that
raj meeting OF the Stakeholder. OF said Back he hcid
Tuesday in January IL o'clock, A. NJ, in the rinc
Bank 10 the City OF Richmond. for The appointment hrf
o ve Directors III the principal Bank. and OF four Decic,
rarh oihe Branches thereof, VIM shall be stockhoc, ho
FIVE shares each and be OF State TO
with other Directors 10 be appointed BY The Executive 81,
year.
As the institution the last election OF Directors s, b
OF the Stockholders rCn placed unlr entirely 0rsa
iioa. II is deemed prog"r that full representation of the
may be had, add, 10 that and 1t advised that proxies
iuh II nronr eGieni 10 attend 10 person.
By crfcr RE Board n Directors.
Nov 20 ,,S-,tI- A ROBINSON In crsly
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Tho defendant, Cary Sears, ha,in: entered III, app.
and given security according 10 tho act Of Assembly
rules Of this Court and app airing by satisfactory e,0c
hr is mol inh birant o this CommonwGahnn motion
Complain mt By f. Z. am0ry his attorney. IL ordered t
aid defendant oappaaI here ia" fist day OF the
tI" rplainnnrs bill, and at copy of The otIs'
forthwith published ~ publIshod the C
Rishm"nd for two monhs snccassHeiy und posted The on
cf the Court.hou-e OF u i. rHrr'y.
CuPy-Tes;e,
JOHN X CARY, q
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IEGini,.--At Ruiz. hrld in the Clerk, 4
Of ihe Circuit Superior Court OF Law and thanc rs for 81
cest.r county, Monday, the 5th dag Of August. 1889:
Kemp Diard, who Ter himself and all other creditor
Vim. Sor Il c'd who gay ihink proper 4 u I,
upon the usual terms of9n!nS their proportion Of lie
IousH
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA


Cour du Premier District Judlcalre-L Etat dc Ia
Ccrncnt--Salut
A TTENDU que William Mackcy. tic la vile dc
"a Ma,svilie Kentucky. ayanl acnclG !, unc vcntc
fate par lie Shertido la Parosse d'OrIcans la pro.
prlCc ci.aprGs Gcrtc, s'cst adore, sc au grotr de
ccllc cnlr. la ditevcntc fut cnrGgisrtr lie 2ene
jour dc Maj de lannGo 1899, ponr un ans, con.
ionnG'ncnt acto dc la Legislature dc II ,at de
la Louisiana, intituG " Actc pour conirner lie :
tltres DIES acIncreurs aux vcntcs judlclres )" APP
prouvG lie 10 Mars 1884. Qu'il SOFT connu, ct
toutes prrsonnes IN crosses suut par pfe>entcs
sonInGs dc 'Ea de la Louisiana ct de la
cour du Premier district Judiclaire qui pour. ,ient
avolr drolt a Ia proprIGlG caprcs Iccre en- consc-
qlcncc dun tGaui de iormc dams 'urdrr, lie dGcrri
on lie jusc,ncnt dc la cour, vcrtu duQuc la o
GG tame, on dc tou,e lrregulnrt illcgaliiG dans
Destination, lavis on lc temps OF 10 mode dc la
vcnlr, gu pour unc autre Cause 1uclconquc, dc
ta'rc vor dams trente l"urs, dater de la puhlica
ton de Get avis, pourquo la vnntu ansi fate nc
srrait pas conirmcret ho.noluguGa.
La dIlc proprctG iut vcnduc par &c Sheriff sls.
dit lie llcnc jour q Avrl dc iannec 10 g. vcrlu
dun dGcret de celto cour, rcndu lie 2 dc Mars dc
rannC, 1899, dams rAif.ire de William Mackcy
con,rc Bier I Stecvcr, No. 1876 du dockc dc
cettc cnur, aelaquolc vcntc lcdll William Mackcy
s'cst rehdu acquCrcur pour lie priX dc 1927, LOG
payable CONNIE Suit--savoi
LncQucreur assun,ant lie pai,ncnt dc la motto dc
dcux blllcs dc So 7G5 ST cents chaluc, qu, seron,
dis lie 26 mars 10, CT la balance compliant Fac.
qnGrcur assnmant aussi lie pament dc Il: sonulc dc
IS 500 dus IA la 5anquc de rUnion do la Louisiana
avcc ln,Grtt au faux dc 0 pour cent a complcr u,l
Ter. FGvrier lS 9, ct la balance compliant, CT re.
servant une hypohequc spectacle sur la proprIGtt
vcnduc, jusqui &C qucllc soft paycc.
Description dc la proprctc d'Apres lie transfer
judiclairc.
ot,k ,ly,.o L. l..., L.,
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LII CT MA COR DIAL.

CORDIAL. dr. Lt,i>k % LEt.lNtlt Dt.
~ IAMOUK.-I'hc United States Agent for the
Lucina Cordial Elixir Of Love, returns his grateful
acknow Judgements for a -cring patronage which
he has already received, and also for the many lcsti-
"nals winch have been sent him touching the the al.
most 'nracn oas efficacy Of this in"stimahe medicine:
The well founded reputation OF the l.ucina Cordial
warrants the agent in withdrawing his long adyc tise-
mehs but for the benefit of those persons who may
us yet he unaware AZ its nat,re, he would explicitly
state thar it DR.. Magnn's celebrated discovery
which has created such a sensation in Frunce-Ihnt il
speedily restores tn" virle powers, where they lave
been exhausted by disease otherwise, and sihstnn-
tiny rennvn,cs the rrncrcnnt funct0ns that it s
cl'ctual for the tn"r ubus; aud above all that it
is the only remedy discovered for removal Of
inporrncy in males and burrenncsS in females. Owing
tots vastly nvic ornting qualities, it is also highly
inl in gleef, o,-rnctai difficult painful menstrual
ton, ncontinrncc oi'e urine, involuntary discharge
thereof chronic erIptons OF the skin drosicsl "dcc
tinns Of the aged Nc.
In order that all classes of society may receive the
benefit of Dr. Magnin's discovery, the American pro-
rieor has consented that the Codnl shall he sold in
bottles Of six cach the reduced price Of
which is less than half the price charged for it in
France.
JOHN WINTERS HOi.OE2WElI, ~. y.
United States Proprietor.
The above med;c" is for safe at wholesale and retail
ut NJ" g. Pnyd,us street, between Magazine and Camp
SITS, New Orleans MEG
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jail WF.I.I.ES. Sec'y,
ID URNHA MS DROPS.--'rhis medicine was
- discovered by the proprietor and has been sub
Iec'cd TO his careful observation for many years
IN every variety OF plactcc, and all the disease,
OF tho diversified American climate; and il is not
gwen to the public with the utmost confidence and
believe that il is, most clearly forth in the
pamphlet accompanying the same, the best medi.
cine ever thrown within the reach of all classes of
society. II is with the greatest proprie!y given in
all the maladies which uillict tn human ce, from
the established fact, that when take into slo-
mach II acts according to the state OF the stom-
ach and the nature of the disease, either as an
rmetlc, dnreiic, sudorlic, eApecioran, "r crprret
medicine. hat II is really what il pu<porls to be,
needs only n trial To satisfy the mos, incrednnus.
The fact is daily coming to the Knowledge of the
propri"l RS OF its beneficial and saving effects in
cases OF the agnr and fever, billions, typhus,
vnus and scarlet levers, influenza, violent cold
dyst nlcrry or lux, dyspepsia or measles, satisfy
Them that they are not only warranted IN warmly
| Recommending II, bun they a"c calf cd upon from u
sense Of duty winch they Ia the human tImlly
10 say to all, try il, and you will bear ample '.sl-
| ony to all we have id on The subject.
| The cholera itself, the wnrs, scourgc which he
ever visited our country, has been succrssuv co.1-
qucrrd the proprietor in thirteen with the use
OF tins medicine only, without ,hr 'ss of single
patient. The medicine is pc AIRED only bv doctors
BURNHAM X DAVIS, St. Louis Missouri; and is
pat up in phials each accompanied with plain
and distinct direction, and containing about sixty
discs, to be had tor seventy. five cents, which
maktsit much the cheapest me di inc ever offered
TO the public.
The above medicine is sold wholesale and II, t,
by our A!ents, Henry Bonnahe, Druggist and
Apolhrcury Tch"uptoulas street. New Orleans
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MORRIS Il Co. No. 80 Chartras street, ale now

MORRIS Il Co. No. 80 Chartras street, ale now
~ receiving and opening he most splendid, SUI
stanlal and fashionable stock OF Clothing they
have ever exhibited in this market, consisting il
OF the following articles: blue, hlne black, Jet
black, london brown, ci,ron, olive, london smok:
and golden olive trock and dress coats; beaver,
stable and harrington trock coats, elegantly irnsn.
ed; fancy and plain black cassim, re and cl"ih
pan,aloons. english and french fancy and pl in
silk and satin vests; real new market comforts;
english and french fancy and pam scarfs and
hdkts; chamos, sks.web and gum elastic sus,
pendcrs; chamois, mcrino, lnmhs wool, welsh fans
mel, silk AMI cotton net shers and drawers; fine
hnn and cotton shirts, with linIn hos"ms, plain
and ruled; 'v"rv pearl and plain handle silk um.
hrellas "Gran's" premium Gloves-also, a
beautiful article Of White kid, for weddings, balls.
&c.; Srrittleieid silk aud randana hdkis; plain
figured and embroidered Cambria do; six, lamb
woods, mnrino, germantown, ard brown aud white
cotton half hose; all of which they offer low for
cash, or to puntual customers rs usual Nov.
EDUCA rl,N-FEENCll aud ENGLISH.-
Mr. James, recently arrived This city, hegs ca We
to inform The ci'lzens OF New Orleans that he will
open an academy on Mondny, IA, January, al No
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction OF youth OF
| both sexes, in French and English, in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs
Mether, who speak both those languages with
great tlucncy and purity, and who will 'a.e charge
| Of the department OF the young ladies'.
| Mr.. James will give his Whole attention to the
various branches nt education, and tll'ters himse
that he will give entire satisfaction TO those ~
NAV honor him with their confidence. nov I
NORRIS Il Co, NJ. 33 ChrrlIes ST eel, are re-
criving daily from their house in Philadelphia, al
| elegant and complete assortment of substantial
and fashionable clothing. They invite the a,len
ton OF the public, as they are warrant, in saying
| thai strangers and citizens cannot furnish them
selves moe advantayeously in any city in til,
| Union
| N. d. A few ven elegant ivory handle UNI
brellas, from - 10 SO inches. Also, II large 10
wh're!Pne pack lg boxes, ,ri"us siz"s, very low
L>XCnANGE-on London, Tor sale by
IL ml7 LII GALE, 93 Comnon st
HE subscriber offers tor sale $50 bhls Flour; Isl
! l bbls Whsksy; 50 casks Bncon Sides; 80 cusk
Bacon shoulders; 10 casks canvassed Hams.
| april THOS Il HCLi.EN, ~ Camp :
| VNIIISKEi-29O barrels recied, Landing fO
w steamer Empress, for sue by DORSEY.
apl2O "A New Leve
- ICE-3Ot,s rces rice, Tor sale by
~ a!2 A 'rEitR, 81 Gravier s,
I IFE FRESERVERS-Ju,tr received u superu
IL article Of life preservers at the Bazaar,
a.. BUSH ~ ALLAN
| 7 IME-l0n0 ASKS 'lhunuston Lime, landing frul
IL ship Peruvian, for sale by
apIs SNJrW WHITNEY, 70 Camp
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Roman for sale by
" muir y Read BAkSrOW, 7 Bank Plac
NFEiM CANDi.ES-30O boxes sperm CaIdle
. - assorted brands, for sale by
apl II / BRIDGE Co l3i Magazine
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NO CUFF. No tn
DR. JOHNSON, Office 10 l'ien'ille street, con-


- fines his practice to the treatment OF Nenercn'
l)isease IN all ils different forms.
Dr. JDhusom from IL residence Of many years IN Hos.
pals in Europe, devoted to the treatment oi 'enerea'
Diseases, and from his present extensive practice IN
tLnt branch Of the profession, guarantees
sufe speedy and eec!ual cure !" such persons as are
Ooubed with any Of the following diseases, VIA
Gonorrhoea elects, Sir'clnes, ChaIcres, E"b"s'
Seminal Weakness, Affections of the BLADDER kdneys
Ioins, Urehra, rroslra,c Gland, Swcled eslicles'
Erupons IN the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains Ill the
JOINTS 49,, H., u
his disease. Ill.,,
Recent cases cured in two or three days without the
use Of Mercury interruption iron business, or alleru
ton in the mode ofiiving.
A medicine to prevent Venereal Disease can he oh
,ained of Dr. Johnson 1t is from the recipe OF the
Baron Larry, celebrated French Surgeon and was
used by him during the several capni.ns in which he
.orveJ "a surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by Dr.. johnson, y, his office those persons
having a1y afes ton OF Venareal Disease, and shout
taxing voyages or removing I" the county, would
do we'll by giving DR.. johnson call, MS proper 'nch'-
ciues Tor their cure in the shortest time can be put up
with written lirec tons fn' their use.
Office open from IN the morning until III o'clock at
jsht.
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Dray, car, and wagon do
Saddle bags, double ands nglc; va'iccs; m. deal
saddle bags, Btuss, Is carpet bags best iron frame
enrher tol,o trunks, brass nailed leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkey, twig aud planters
crop whips: wool, wors,,d, cotton und leather
glrIhs and sursngles; s'lrup lea hers; trunk
straps and wors,eI rein web; chain and hook
hames; blind brides and lines; S o'ch colla's,
and h.rsc aud mule collars, -, all qualities; mo-
rocco, buck bear. sheep and buffalo skins; plated
brass and steel bride bits Of ry description
plated brass and steel spurs OF every description
plated, brass aud steel sllrrups OF every dcscriI
ton
Togct,l-r with a complete assortment of every
article m their line OF business-ail OF which they
offer for sale on accom- uno.atIn9 terms.
They will also continue 10 r. ce,vc through the
year, by pack from New York, fresh supplies to
keep their stock ample and complete.
kOuES, DAVIDSON & co,
10 10 Canal st.
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anruN-r nYSpPrIC iIX[H,

Il, ,r., ~ az iii II, Wu
Dr: o,'"t''s, =" ,n,T IF ,,c I;scnscs that ni1;,c
or'nu" ~. IN ,hc stomach This Elixir vas
'n' I I HIM with the most unprecedented success in
uss" =. .uI nublc practics for upwards OF forty
years for the renewal Of he following diseases:
Loss Of al'ptt'te Flatn'ecy pis,e''," vi NV" , ;I
Hch Pain ~ tue sf 80 ~, w. m,n,S anI in nj,
nairn 10 sleep, !rfesu'o'"y .. ','t ii. r,md ~,
where indigestion Or eos''e "uo'' 10 ''''' ~
exist. ,1 , III, hos,
This medicine must not be numhe 'ed among !'s hns'
ofquack n"sranls low oe'o,e u,o s;an,;G sursr"n
sole invention "' the aes' "''" a" .rs, W n;r i,
vas purchased by the agent tor ve'y large SUN; -
agreeable un pleasant to the Ia te ucts us 'hn "'
a, ~ ,Hn svs,.u. md clecriuness to the mind,
i few hmles removes the mos, nfirned OF
mvsnrnsiu or Indigestion, and prevents return ut any
n,ure perioL.
NEW YORK, iath AUGUST s 1000
SR-tm consequences oi leading se,'entary ne, J.
have been troub ed ~ ire OF less WIN tseslon ''t
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ARRISON'S SPECIFIC OINTM ENT-

AkKlSON'S SPECIFIC OINTMENT
4 The great celebrity of this unrivacd Com
position, especially in the Northern States, leaves
the proprietor but | tile need to say any thing in
lis favor; for i, has been generally conceded to it,,
that it is beyond all comparison the Bat remedy
tor external complaints that has ever been disco
vcred Indeed the speed and certainty Of its ope.
rat ms have the appearance ofmiracles as u GERS,
W unas, corns fever sores, childhains white swell.
lings, bilcs piles, spider and snake btos &c. in'nc-
diatcly yield to its apparently superhuman inhu-
ence Thus if properly applied it will remove an
inveteratc corn, or break and heal bile in five
days, will alay and perfectly cure ulcer in two
weeks; and the most desperate cases of white
swelling that be imagined, have been destroyed
by it in less than two months. In the bites of poi
sonous reptiles its Efficacy is truly surprising, an
even in the bite "f rabid dog, for if applied in
timc its powers Of attraction are so wonderful that
they will at once arrest the poison, and thus pre-
vent il ON pervading the sys,om. II is likewis c
greatly superior to any medicine heretofore disco
vercd for ting chafed backs and limbs Of horses, for
tctcrs, ring worms chapped lips and in short for
every external bodily evil that may fall TO The lot
of man or beast.
The propr tor has received at least 4 thousand
certificates and 9th, documents, in fav This
" s'ccifc Ointment" upwards Of u hundred of
which were written by respectable members of the
Medical Faculty, all breathing the same eulogy
and satisfaction.
Pre- ared at 1873 Liberty street, New York, and
for sale at G5 Poydras street, New Orleans.
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