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PETER aA HR4

YHtHEsE Pills are no longer among those of doubtful
n utility. They have passed away from the hun
oreds That are daily launched upon the tide Of peri.
ment, and now stand before the public high in repu
TALON ana as extensively employed in al parts of the
United Siaies, the Canadas, Texas, Mexico and the
west indes' as any medicine that has ever been pre-
pared Tor the eliei OF suffering man. They have been
introduced wherever 1t was found possible 10 carry,
them; and there but few towns thar do moi contain
remarkable evidences Of their good effects The
certificates that have been presented TO the proprietor
exceed twenty thousand! upwards Of five hundred Of
which are from regular practising physicians, who
the most competent Judges OF their merits.
Often have The performed by this medicine been
the sub ec oil editorial comment in various newspapers
and journals; and may with rah be asserted, tina, no
medicine of the kind has received testimonials of
greater value than are attached to this.
They are in general use family medicine, and there
are Thousands, Of families no declare they
satisfied unless they have supply always on hand.
They have rival in curing and preventing BIZ
lous Fevers Fever and Ague, Dyspepsiu, Liver Com
Rheumatism, Enlargement Of the Spleen, Piles Cholic
Female DISTINCTIONS, Heart Burn, Furred Tongue,
Nausea. DisPnsion Of the Stomach and Bowels, Incl
PIen. DarrhGa, Flatulence Habual Cosliyeness Loss
OF Appetite. Blnlched Sallow Com pexon, and in all
cases of 1orpnr Of the Bowels wherea caharc or an
aPerient is needed. They exceedingly mild in their
OPERATION, producing neither nausea, gripping, debi
Hty.
The cfcscy of these pills well known and their
use genera, that further comment is considered
necessary.
For further particulars, see Dr. Peters pamphlet,
which can be had gratis Of any Of the Agents.
Price 80 cents per box
For sale by all the Druggists in Richmond, Petersburg
nd Sorfnit
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the following effect: Isl To vote nganst William c
Rlves for Senator, for any other office whatsoever
2diy-To vote against any and every prolessed Wing
and armed neutral for the Offices of Senator or Governor
next winter 3dIy-fo support, far he can in his
official capacity, the present Administration so long
we support il 4hy-To vote for the Stale Rights
Democratic Administration candidates for Governor and
Senator.
Resclrtd, That ench member Of the Democratic Com.
mll,ee, TO wit: Col Furrar, Major VIM Jackson, G. c.
McGehre, Alexander F. Buffers, Garland Thompson,
James L Harris. VIM Waddy, Charles Barrett, John
Num-, John Harris. Abner BurnIy, S Keesea., L
Shlslrr, Lpscomb. John Beadles, r. Roberts Thos.
Harris, M. Wright, Hiram Saunders, Samuel alason,
Ralph Goodwin, Captain Waldrope, and Doctor Rowz-e,
b- requested 10 tnke instruction paper endea
by hll hnnnrahr means 10 obtain signatures thereto
Rtsoosd. That 100 copies Of he instruction papers be
printed al Tie expense Of the Committee
RcSoUed. Tint sister counties uf the district be
earnestly requested 10 aid in lns,ructins Mr.. Fon
lane
Resolred, That The friends Of Mr. Fon,aae be invited
u get up instructions in opposition ours and that he
shall obey The stronger party without regard 10 the
tuh number nf qualified voters in the district.
ffS"rd That The foregoing preamble and resolutions
be signed by The Chairman and Secretary and forwarded
to the Editors of The Enquirer Old Dominion, aud
Globe, for publication.
JOHN GRAVES, Chairman
WM. A. GILLESPIE. Srrr'tdrY
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Trust SHE or Lund and .Nroro,s

ITU3I oNie u LNHN HHN .FITWS
FINDER Trust EGion G. Field
Ia the rmcnt Of of due John 5
Field aud transferred iy LIN John Speed md John j. Speed
yerocd 10 the Clerks Office Of Mcck nbur
counrY-I sn Thursday, tho 4h day o. Norr m5c
fair II not The next far day tSund excrPlcd sell 10 the high
III; TINT valuable Tract of Land
sd Field resides yirs Butchers Greek
within of 10, and Randolph M4cUR College, md within
mcSo Clark re snppGcd 10 thousand and forty
The Lard is wei adrprd The gows Of ob wheat
and tho dwelling house in good repair uf
the Hbc of large araiyncc
the premises and srist mill together with ul
cossry &c Persons dispose. purchase will
lund he LpS Of sale. mr Feh
reside The lard sill sarw the a.po.rd
purchase. Also, The time and place, will be sold for
valuable Ncsrocs, consisting OF men, boys
umuns them smh, believed to he equal 10
Esnia-i,u hi. striker who good blacksmith Tho
title believed bc good selling Trustee, shall
ouch nnly By "id Decd The sale Will po
sitireiy take place, and without reserve.
AMASA ?. WRIGHT. Trustee.
MrrkIunhury county, Oct. II iJ-tds
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WIZ pn To MN York 10 purchase Piano mhen you

" GU
can do as ,esH or letter in Petersburg, Ia ?
TIVE subscriber believes, that mnory o cases, persons
wou do purchase their Pianos IN Petersburg than To
for hcm Here keep constantly hand from
fifteen twenty well selected and choice nsumens md IN 10
one Norfolk Richmond Baltimore Philadelphia, or New
York will be found time than hn that guany-so
that goes hold the grcnet nduccncn';
respects prices all lie found by reference 10 several let.
published from gentlemen who the habit
of visiting North twicrn year. ai have sold them I'm Gt least
good terms they offered "se"hee IN fact believe that
great Persons deal more AT tho North Tor
prc,ty looking. than they would 10 this
brauifu fac opcd because they have not te
nnr advantage buying single that Others have who
purchase hy whose custom ia retained o heins
supplied with finest instruments and upon the very bes
Terms advantages hon who purchase f,nnos here
hav. trouble and that they w"udbc forced to- have
in purchasing Ncrr5 If individual purchases lano
OF me- BY chance should cut badly (Which hing am
pleased happened although have sold nea,y
one and forty Pianos hind myself 10 exchange ortakc
il lack-This proclaim high and loud.
Those really fine PaGcs shall not be- disappointed
they wh orders either nuke choice myseii iof
hon o, buye !, done nv some ono elsc F.. P. NASH,
Book and Piano Forte Seller, PeterSinrs: va.
i0-Gf
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AND FOR SALE--By Of a decd Trust duly recorded
thu Clerks Office OF Cumberland county, ard dated 25
May, 1877 will offer sale The Of Land whch CHARLES
ST. sherpcrson rcdcs situated apponuiinx and
within three miles OF Funvie and Of Manufacturing Mill
The IA by and supposed about
200 Of which arc grounds. The buildings and well
calculated for the accommodation large ry. The Lind il
Of qualify ani wei! adapted the soHt Of whea
tobacco: the Aniion healthy The uc will he the promises
The I5ih Day Of November il previously sold Mr. Charles
NJ Sheppc ho resides the land viii take pleasure in show
wishing purchase, If application be made
viii attend Tie title believed be- good, but
Trustee, .hai convey nnly such title IL hold.
Terms accommodating, and made known day Of sale
SAMUEL. w. YEShBIE,
Trustee Of Charles u SicppersOn.
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"Oar Turnpike. "-Under this head the Dansille Va)
Reporter Of Friday states thai The first five miles (being
the neares, DanvilIe) nf the Ptsyvana, franklin and
o,rtourl turnpike has been completed and open Tor ira
vel, Another section OF FIVE miles !mneds'ey west Of
Rocky Mount, has also been recently finished; and il is
believed that thirty eight miles Of The road will be COM
pe,ed by the end Of the present year il is also stated
that the sections already finished said by persons
WIN have tested ihPm be the best portion OF the road
from DanyiIle TO Kanawha. After these sayings as TO
what done and expected TO be done, this thorough
fare the Reporter pleasantly adt.: IF travellers think
that we ure telling one Of their stVrics let them
came and Judge for themselves"
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BAsx ROBBERY In the Nashville Wing of the 91!E
uitimo, weahnve the following account OF the robbery
of The Branch Bank Of the State OF Tennessee, al Co.
unbia:
With pain announce the fact, that The Branch
Bank Of Tennessee in this place was robbed Inst night
of between $25 900 and $4,000 The robber entered
the outer door with fasr key and finding the key OF
the safe which had been deposited in private place in
the banking room, succeedrd in opening and taking rom
i, the money The cashier left every thing SALE at The
bank o'clock. Many circumstances c"nspre 10 con.
firm The opinion, that The miscrean,s had familiar
knowledge ue Bank; bot suspicion, We believe has
yet at1ched itself 10 no particular quarter Al what
lime OF thsRht the rnbbery took place, is moi known
The mon 5ffn CONSISTS, we believe. OF bills OF all
the TennS Banks. the Bank Of the s, and some
Of the An lba and Mississippi Banks
This u.s. We blush add. the second robbery which has
taken place in Columbia within the last few years We
trust that every possible effort will be made to ferret out
the villain villains.
Since the above was type, The Cashier Of the Bank
has Offered 5000 reward-one half for the apprehension
Of The thief or thieves and The other half for The recove
~ of tho money.
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SAFE IF Land ON NHm0.tne Cree6.
IN obedience decroc Of the Ccu; Superior Court Of law
and Chanccy io Dnwiie, pronounced the 18th OF Sep
TENDER, 1899 the Of Anthony Rvcs and Others
f. RivcS ard Edmund Rivcs the undersigned Commits
will proceed 10 sell the ThUsdoy the 9Th day
November If fair If The m day. Tract Of
Land called Chain a'in lying Namo3nc Creek in the
Dnwide, and adjoining he lands oil Mrs. Mary d. Taylor Mira
and Others containing about $40 From 2jD
n WOODS end good Tobacco nd about leo
Of low grounds considerable part Of the old plantation well
with pine, md d~c ling house. t!Gi
us5e, capable being comfortable without very great
penso.
Mr. Thorls amlin, Mr.. Peter Enasr hrre the land
will show ii ems person who nry wi.h 10 purchase.
JOHN EARLY,
ROBERT Z. BOOTH 'O'' TO-
Oct Ill
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SITUATION WANTED.-A Young Man. recent
- graduate of one Of the most respectable Colleges OF
New England being friend TO Southern institutions.
has come Sou,h for the of nsirucns and wishes
situation IN some Academy School, private
tutor in eenlsman's family. He has testimonials Of
character and qualification which he presumes will be
satisfactory. Address, timmeds'ey) "fastrpetoT Rich
mond Va
Ocl II - :.
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On. Hundred Daiigrs Reuord

a BSCCNDEU from The subscriber, At hs Short Pump shrn
milo. Richmond the 9Th likely
Mulaitu Sian, named SDNOR; he is thick, well sell
fee. Two three inches in height and about twenyhe
old he has living the Tavern with
Ter for several he has look When spoken TO he
carried away with him white hat, brown and black ock coat
pair of brown striped und god watch he
pruIby chdcavo free State he above reward Of
100 dollar. will pad taken OF the state and twenty dol
taken in the State reasonable chuses paid deli
ysred 10 at the Short Pump, lirrIro County.
o., IL lil-Gll FRANCIS McGRCDER.
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gNCuANCERY- VrkGI1r,-tt rules holden in tho Clerks Of
flee Of the County Court u Charlotte the h day oil octoher
1890
Rowland Anderson, Pla'atf:
against
William Armes and George ]. Roberts, Defendants
William Atmcs, having entered his appear.
Assembly tho Rules
the satisfaction Of the Court that he Is not an
inaban this State the motion Of the Plaintiff by counsel
his ordered T the said Defendant do appear here the first
Monday errmbr and enter his appearance md answer
the Plaintiffs bill for performing the decree OF
tho Cou and cory order be Inserted
paper published the rhmnmd FOR two months nccs
,vc and the Count House OF The said
county. Cory-Iese 80, ,o,,.,o~ =
O,,u iI-w
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nant, an liberal prejudicrs, that acuate little and
mean minds, is idle 10 appeal 10 argument, reason and
justice because neither of these there. The most
eligible way in all such cases, therefore is 10 let the rep
Tile That ian would but sting sink undslurbed
into that abyss Of contempt which cannot but be it, ct
AN EYE WITNESS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11

NOiiCE heroes, hrr.ule drew two d. rs in favor Of
certain PIZARRD EDMENDS late Of Richmond, amounting
10 hundred dollars which payable about The
5t day OF September last, which drawn m his and
and heras enclosed ha about the t Of the
ncccptnrcns md blank with blank
draw totake up said drafts Now hereby
every person whatever from taking accepting
receiving sn drawn upon suid blank
any way whatever, MS nm determined mol To pay them
FLOYD l.. WHITEHEAD.
Oc,o,rr fJ-if
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MAR RlAGES

Married, Sunday morning. inst hy ReT. MI Keeling s
BEsS,MIa NJ MoRxIs, Mrs MARI CEuTcHfItLpull"f this
Married, by the same on the ooh inst, Mr. JoHr LorzI, to
Miss MARY Srsr.
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Stock at .3uckion

EW7ILL be sold on Wednesday next, the 10th inst
Wv al II o'clock, at the Coffee House sc Shares o:
The Bank Of Vgnia, uEd 50 Shares of Farmers Eenl
Of Virginia, for Cash. JAS Il LYNCH.
Oct III 45-tds
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DEATHS.

Died. on Friday night last tie 4 in the Goth Of hi
asc Mr. CHARLES FITzwisoS Thomas FiIzwson
d. cd.l leaving wife and three young children.
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so GOO Morus -ueauiis Trees 900 Buds. for Sae
'HHERE wI be Sold uic Auction Prince Edward Coutt
house. Va The lsi day OF November 900 Moru Null
tcau Trees and 500 900 Buds in lots purchasers Some
Of the et high and will 500 matned buds For
all of $780, and under cash; for n S1U0 and under
$500 credit Of six mouks and for all $500 twelve monh
discount Of will he allowed Tor
The credit be ample and susac
security The Mai! Stag" from Guyandoitc Richmond
three week within miles OF the place fsac ard the
Mail Stage from Washington City Augusta Geo passes
diatey by the place Of sale three times week.
JAMES WOOD,
JOS TODD,
AGENTS for The grortrs
p s. 1 fair price shall Lc Obtained 100 will added
TO the sale. JAMES WOOD,
JOS. TODD
J7gs"ts for The groncrs
Prince Edward Oct. H. 1890. i5-wids
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Desirable FsR.N nrar RicLmnud at .7urtion

WILL be sold, the premises on SATURDAY, the 81 day Of
Novrmhrr, - O'Clock the FARM, confirming lao acres,
half cleared the of Willis tcnn. Esq ihc
Of rnrico about miles from Richmond ni'c 10 the
North Of Deep Run Turnpike. The Buildings ia good repair
framed DIV cling Barn ard Stables With well Of fine cool water;
tn. enclosures goods vegetable garden sA acrcs aheah stu
alton aud good n.giborhcod.
PENNSYLVANIA cash. the balance in equal paymcnts t6 and
10 MONTHS for n":oiiabc satisfactorily raLorscd and deed
of trust on The property
Sale conducted by DUNLOP, MoSCtRE 4 CO,
Ori II l45-dsl y3UcGVEecrs.
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.H0
'HfE subscriber sell hundred thousand genuine
Moius Mutcaus Mubecs from ~ 81 thousand Buds,
from Is % thousand The small side branches and
will be included sale will sell the whole plant,
and separate If preferred Ny residence about
II miles south of Charlottesville The Green Mountan my post
Oct n fI5-cTI WALTER COLES.
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NJ Gen MrDuffie has been appointed by the city OF
Charleston, TO deliver the eulogy General tiayne.
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CLOTHING For Sc

General of WopIen md Cotton goods sm,ahle 70
Negro c"tng. consisting of heavy kcseys sa'iincs leans
Lindscys Plains, Cotton O,raburS Blue nomeslics &c, &C.
for salr nj the PenitcnIIefy Store, lih Street
OF n Aim
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CORRESPONDENTS.
LOUISA {. H /. Oct 6. 1890.

LOUISA =. II oct y. 1857.
Gentemen-l have this instant received your note
requesting to prepare Tor publication the address de
rered your festival yesterday and regret that you
should entertain even much less express any wish 10
relation To it, which could nnt at once comply with =
If the address satisfactory those at whose instance
and in reply TO whose complimentary call il was made,
il has accomplished its whole end and may therefore
trust be lett the kind rene mbances Of the company
who were present 10 hear it.
Whilst am gratefully sensible 10 your acts of personal
kindness, and tee the obligation which any wish your,
may be well considered 10 impose you will ihpless,
pardon me, trust in this instance, for respectfully de.
cning the une expressed in your note.
Most respectfully and with strong sentiments Of per
sonal regard, um, gentlemen, ynur friend ard obedent
servant. JAS. MCDOWELL.
Messrs 3 NJ. Francisco, J z Holiday. A ellis.
pie, John Graves, JOS LrPscomb and w Beadles
Mr.. nc DoreHs Toast at The Dinner:
The separation OF the Government and the Banks:
Alike necessary to the stability and The lair dealing OF
both
Toast girsn by Dr. George Morris, Of Orange corrected
by DR.. George Morris Martin Van Buren say
unto thee Thou ar, Crphas, and upon this Rock DO
rest my political hope and all the arts Of Whiggery shall
mol prevail against H..
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FOR TIE ENQUIRE

FOR TIE ENQUIRER.
The Democratic Republicans of Hanover county are
invited to meet at their next Court 10 Take into
dealion the propIety of nsrucIing Senator Fonaine
g., at The ensuing election a VOTER
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COMMUNICATED.
HA NOVE Err.

meeting of the Democratic Republican voters is
qussed at our next Court October 10 lake in conslde-
ration the propety Of instructiug Senator Fon,ane
vote against VIM &. Rives as u S Senator.
SEVERAL VOTERS.
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RROGUES AND SHOES.

y coo Pair hrnvy plantation Rrocues.
S3O~O 600 10. Shoes, assorted for servants.
Shoes and Boots manufacture
nj Tho Pcnenay aud for sale the rencuary Store, lfi
.,,ce, f4j-lml Oct II
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NAILS AND SPIKE!
Is I'm

syRouGnT Nail. ard S'ss., BELOW. and Stating d" mann
nucucd the Penitentary and tor sale al the Pencntia
~ Storn, l4th Street.
Oct n i5-lm
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Sale nf LGnd on NamO,iRe Creek.

Prince Edward, Oct. II, 1880.
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DE Az AHI&H.

(tuTTA VEGETABLES, AN INF,llIElE REMEDY
=. FOR DEAFNESS.-rhc which has attend
ed the application of this valuul. remedy IN hundred
cacs in the Westminster DsIcrs,ry dor diseases tyt
ard car) Tor which Letters Patent have been by :
lrior VI d, from the English tin,rrim,nt. and the
i 's received from the Royal Academy q" Medicine Paris
~ well AS from the following medical n, .s:n"
N, Sir Ashley Camper. Drs kosto+, Cur Drake and
G'''. Anrist, Nc and other artists aud gcnns,
none in medical snlrntc who have used aud it,
The fame 9th t;uita Vegetables, throughout France and
fnany caused It's speedy introduction into almost
country in Europc and addresses presented DIR Ty
certainty with which the Gutta Vegetables continually
applied can be attcsch by thousands Since the
"t'"" Of l0! their na"s.ics i"uis Philippe King of the
Irci"h, and lc"rnld King of tho Ipius, ed DR.
Taylor the title "fhn"ary AurI> their
""p"'>e for the many restored I" he" otherwise
ny u. application OF tins lol- tried tintia Nrgcts These
Pr" 4" Royal favor will he hopes be sufficient
al wh"a afflicted with deafness, arising from any
apply his remedy.
In London Paris aud Brussels the cured by TIA Is
"cnc"ac as well as in the prn'pncIt'cs of the king
nct" Dnb'n oo more or less .icnrl were restored
vt 10 him. "nc"I whom mad been ncuriic for 30 years
one Of cic ofI.ynn (Fraue 2i were restored to Icnriur
l-i WIN 90 of IN The last vcnr
"cr tn1'rcs per formed the lIr Fratrc
'c4nI''"s for their number and te length Of time they
of its efficacy will submit, following cases
nc Kew John KING, curate of Jons Church, Manchester
had become 50 deaf from cold that could no, hear band
"lm-c fifteen yards distant This been or ,l,,-
ally nrnn him Tor n number Of veur. during which
ulr he applied to celebrated Auris and Physicians
VIII" operated and applied thing their united skin could
snsst without he ic'st ,,'o" of relief nr Drake
m"mc aud applied Taylo i;uttn N"gctabis, staur.
10 Ten he mad not used scconl bottle until he could
Med journal for bet l~tl
Or Andrews of Elinhure, Of the Gi,tA crcnbs-m
my practice, as we'll i'll tn" h"llas-I find . be
most 'aua" remedy Of deafness arising
dr''y and relaxation q" the r nuc" by cold
calculated I" Il" much g" an" therefor" recommend
"sr beng r"nl lent in opinion we'll that of
That ruhs,an.", w
called Armstrong; n',,, II hitter to DR. Ia, or
HIS of Camp and \achez streets fmi in the
, tho rHr''b,s cheap "s'' "".l 'h for Deafness
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No CURE NVPAI


IL fines his practice To the treatment OF Ncncrcai
Disease IN all its dlcrrn, urnls.
Dr. J1tnSou, fron residence Of many years in Hos
pitfalls Europe, dcv,ird to the treatment ~i Ncurrca
Diseases and from his pres mi extensive practice III
that particular nru,rh OF the pf"tc>s,on guarantees Il
Isfr, speedy and e"cul cure tn such persons As
t,auDlcd with ANY OF the following diseases, VIZ
Gonorrl"ca, elects, Shrui rs CnnrrrS, Huh"s,
Seminal Weakness At tons OF the Bladder, Kidneys,
COINS, Urclhra, rr,slrulc Gland, Swcllrd ! csclrS,
Erupiiuls uu the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Joints;
Aud the numerous symplonls which generally follow
lis discu>e.
Recent eases curcl in thee days without the
use of Mercury, interruption from business ,llrra
ton in the m,sde Of living
A MEDICINE to prev enl Nencrcal Disease can lie OF,
tanned of DR.. Johnson. 1t is trol1 the pc OF the
Baron Larry, IL celebrated French Surgeon md was
used by linn during t,e several cunpa in which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by Or. johnson, al his Office. Those persons
hav in. av aft. ton of Venereal Disease, anil pout
taking voyages, removing to the country, would
do well hy giving Dr. Johnson call, proper mcdi-
cines tor cur cure the shortest can be put up
eeitI written iifcctiuils i,n their use.
Office open FROM III The morning until 10 o'clock at
light.