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SPLENDID SCHEMES for .Harch 1899
Richmond Academy Lottery.

Class ~" = Tor cID, To be drawn at Alexandra, Va.
on Saturday. - March, ls39 Capital $50 O00
Tickets only $lo-Iialv"s $5-Quarcrs 81 so. Ger.
tfcates of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
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aITUATION WANTED.-A YouNG GESTLrN

SITUATION WANTED.-A YoUNG GESTLrMAE
- who has had two or three years experience O, >
Teacher, wishes to engage for the present year IN f"
public private Seminary, or private family. ~ wa =;
instruct in the Greek, Latin and French iang,'E' -
the lower branches uf the Mathematics, aU' ,"' "s-
branches Of English Education; and r"u,n p'g"
location within the limits OF Virginia SATISFACTORY 20
tmunals can be exhibited, il required L''r'S; O."
dressed To "P H., Bentivoglio, AitsnaFie county va
will receive prompt attention. ca .,
Eth CJ-o'
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wWORUS MULTICAULiS CUTTINGS SIN
IVA WORM EGGS 600 Morus M"I"ca"'l,' l w
lngs from trees of 3 10 feet high, a, cents, "SS
one and two year old roots, at ~ : 10 ~ c's a..
Silk Worm Epps Of The and two crop vnr''m,. ''
sale JAS.
Feb7 c"-"'"
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changers Office, Richmond, va.

Drawn Nos Of the Virginia Norfolk Lottery, Class
No I-drawn 10Th February, lS3l
ID 81 IL 3 81 10 73 81 % 20 GO 8 81 II
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uTJ Ike ,rLuJ. EuuJIy IF .U0D

yNE feel both pleasure and Recommending 10 all
readers, BrartrCih Vegetable Pills. the ccIian
NEST sa invaluable medicine cXtau As anti bilious and
ancrcn Pills. perfectly convinced they stand IA! above all
others: all Of scurvy scobutic
umor erscpes and all affections OF the Ein dropsy asthma
stone piles and umhso they will be found 'nvau BIZ
London Times.
H. r. Eapdeis Virginia Office for the 81 lie OF his Pills
l9j MAIN STREET., aj
rcw below the Oi Market Richmond AMI IN Charleston
s c.: "a. Meeting Street for agencies cal! as above
The following have Been Ppuned SCENTS for the sale
-.
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HOYT'S FAVORlTE FOR MARCH
Siroissia state EI0ttcrS.

For The benefit of the Richmond Academy, Glass No.
for lS39-To be drawn al Alexandra, Va, March 2,
lc39
GRaxD CArrrA1s-S3O, 600, 10 O00. 600. 1917, .
Prizes ni . 800. of 2UOO, 10 Of 800 200 Of 500.
Tickets Ten Dollars.
A Certificate Of a Package Of % wholes will be sent
for s 30 Shares in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-26

NEW APOTHECARY AND DRUG STORE.
YHNHE subscriber has resumed his business in the
q Store on the corner above and nearly opposite to
The ruins Of his former stand; his stock will be repen-
ished by arrivals daily expected from the Northern CT.
ties; and he respectfully informs his friends and
that he is prepared to execute and III be happy
10 receive their orders usual. A. DUVAL.
Feb % 90-2iu1w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-02-26

Glass No 9, to be drawn Goth April, lc39-7e mum.
bcrs. 13 drawn ballots.
SPLENDID CAPITALS i prize Of $4,000. Of % Goo
Of 20 0GD of 10 0OO of 10 900. 9OA). e0G0 I1CO
DIG 600; = of COO 3 Of geo. Of 1000 OFF, 800
10 Of 600 20 of 800 30 of LOCO, &c, &c.-Pri-eS
amounting 10 orer ono million IF dOt'ars
NJ A Certificate Of " hole Tickets in this Splendid
Lottery, will be sent for $40 Halves, Quarters and
Eiuh,Gs in proportion Whole Tickets $20-Haives
S5-Eighihs 50 30.
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/ NJ Ro,.I, Shuckoc Hill, Richmond Va
J. THOMPSON IT,, T, VI. Goochl.hI Z. H., Virginia.
l. : Easlrv, +. NJ. Halifax, &. n. do
E. A. IiuIorny, p 81, Clatksvi!o do
H. Perkins, r. ~, Lovinss'on do
Awcrrh Allen, DrummUnd Town ID
NoriiG. ham & Oldham, Eassi!c do
s = Smith. Lrwisburg do
H. Carver, P. NJ, Madison e. II. do
Shepherds & tur'.ook, Palmyra do
Dtmron & Saunders, D0c IlI'i do
b. e. Buck,rout. Williamsburg 10
: Slater. New Kent County do
E. WlhdrlI Charles City County do
4. L. Buffn do do
: p. IIawes Sco,;svic, Pow haan CO., do
j. B. Harris. p. N. Orange c. II. do
VIM C. Roberts, ?. NJ. Noun, lIoreb, do
E. foIk"s Bermuda Hundred, DO
II, K T. Fcrre, Halifax, North Carolina.
r. ( J. White, WaTrcnon do
JplIcr {: Bans. EIiamsaoro do
L. K a. Blker Ioui,hurg do
William Peck, Raleigh DO
d. BRASDRETH, u. D..
ell Broadway, New York.
N d. All traveller, have from Power OF Attorney proved
before the Clerk ofhe county OF New York. obsetve
Ian o6 7S-2awf
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i IIaIuabfs F.IR.u FIR sG'e


TMyUE subscriber, desiring 10 c"utnr his aue"''" a.
"a ,r.ly Ia his profession offers for sale 'a!''''e
aud fertile Tract of Land, in the county Of f"Hf''
commonly called WAvErLY, about mule and han no."
Warrenlon and immediately on the road leading 10"
that place to Lees " he Sulphur Spring Sinaf' "
popunus neghborhocd. which is not surpassed ~ any
IN the Stale in point Of either hral'h or S"u
within miles oflhe White Sulphur Spring, II iUfnl'"'
o eligible seat for private residence. II c""a"'
e77 3 Acres. II is well waered-has about '"' INV.
dred acres in woods divided into seven fields u'O'.
good enclosures-w small orchards, and has o,e
fine meadows which Welded last season nearly thH'
tons Of hay large proportion Of this tract Is u"cf
stone enclosure, and exclusive Of one or Two G1en'
there enough it to construct It's outer '"C
sure From lis improved cond!ii"n-is vnIuabe %"
grounds not liable 10 injury from reshets and is su'
ce pbi!ty Of Improvement from The use OF clover anu
mister il is well calculated for DO cultivation and s'"
ing The dwelling house and farm buildings III" s0"'
re PAIRS could be rendered comfortable
WI w WALLACE.
Fah 10 rSS-l21 Uarr,Tt0n. D.
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EEoys's L0fieIy G1ficc,
COrnfr bciOn The Ruins.

D. N HOYT AND DAME FORTUNE tender their
sincere thanks 10 the people who have so kindly allowed
them ihr Of their pncke,s 10 place capital prizes IN
They o. NJ H and d F. commenced together on The
st of the year determined 10 do General Prize BusI-
ness and advertised TO that effect They have kept up
regular cnnnonade ever since Their "new corner has
always been victorious All other banners have fallen
before them The united world cannot produce rs lucky
house for selling icrge capital prizes, as fiorr No
less than Eight three number tickets were sold by US last
week and certain there not more than SIX business
days in 1t. Can the world produce an equal? We are
certain it cannot. In the last two lotteries sold SIX
three number tickets; though what have done is mot
20 be compared with what We intend to do We shall
now rub out and commence new. We would advise all
TO take immediate steps IN tickets IN the lotteries
for the balance If tins and next month. The schemes
are really splendid. Another Of Fifty THOUSAND
will be drawn the lG,a of March, and in few days we
will show you something more interesting than $50 QUO
Due attention will be PAID TO all orders for these spen-
dad prizfs We hope will be backward IN apply
ing for them.
TT II you would be Of success, be particular that
your orders are directed TO d. NJ HOYT,
Richm0nd IA.
Drawn Nos in the Norfolk Lottery, No l-Drawn
10Th instant $50 ,0C0 capital
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Alexandria HOttcry,

Bigger's faeOriie Lottery.
Grand Capital Se0,OC0-U7 S25 OGO 10000, $4,000
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AND SNsstN LOTUTy' -.
Mes. lG % 80 (the second capital prize, 81 oSO)
p > 81 S3 two other capitals,
The 50 $50 prize, and Nos 81 g. were in the
same package This is luck INDEED So you see Hoyts
list Of prizrs is always the largest!
FtJrmarv 23d $50 OO0-1rckeis $l0-Cerfcate of
package Of whole tickets $l40-halves S7O-quarers
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.'tTIE IUVttI's 'uN'' Ut
Are few of he leading capitals sold and paid (as usu
al with GGER) at sight. The snme good fortune and
prompt pay await all those no purchase their ilcke'sa
BlGGER'S. II Orders meet the most prompt aiien-
ton; and ia ali cases. the original (Nlannges) tickets
and shares will be forwarded consequently not liable to
anv mistake dispute. Tie cash Tor all prizes can be
had las usuaD Syh the moment The drawings are re-
ceived Please address THOS. BIGGER
Feb 10 GS8-2&wTu1 Richmond, Va
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ESGINEERs OrrICr.

ESGINEER's OFFICE, J
Fort M0ny0C. F,JJuury H. I-39
EDROPOSALS will be received until the ls Of
IL March next for The delivery al this place Of th
~ thousand bushels (more less may be required
by the experimenting Engineer during The season. Of
clean, sharp reshwater SAND The proposals state
the price per bushcl and 10 be accomp aned BY sam
pie ui the Sand proposed 10 br delivered
L. De RUSSY, It. CoI E0g.
Feb u S9-tlsiM
A Supply Of Spring SEED WnEAr. tor sale by
"a WORKMAN, McGRUDER X co
Feb S3-gt
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lsEGGLE'&
Exchange s. LOTTERY Office,
RICHMOND. VA
Sir Capiiais in the ttcO last Lotteries

~ Ten during the past meek-Four in one Lonery -
Drawn numbers Of the Sussex County Lottery, Glass
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For April 29M. 1880.
$500 000-2J 000-20 ,0U0-l5. 0GO.
Alexandria AOtdery.

Class No 9 for le39.
To Lc drann at Aezandria C.. r0SireIyon Saturday,
2DM .4prH. 1899.
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NNORUS MULTICAULlS- 100000 Single Bud
W. Cuttings at = / 2 cents each, Roots 10 cents
Northern
100 coo Single Bud Cuttings al cents each, Roots
90 enls-Virgnand deliverable in whole trees scpa.
rale As the season is short persons at distance
choose the kind wanted, and forward orders once,
without, loss of time. Apply, post paid to ,,
n d. LOWNES,
Febl2 [e5-n] agent, Richmond, ia.
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YuJO TOBACCO PLANTERS Notice is HEREBY 81,
en- 10 the Tobacco" Planters and others IN the SOU"
eIn counties in this State and in n Carolina m" H'a.
wish to send Tobacco to the Richmond market 6y W!
Of the Petersburg Railroad that all Tobacco 'nehG''
be sent to Shocke Warehouse, whether cnns'g"r" " m
inspectors or Commission Merchants, will be lake" ~
The Depo, in this place to The Warehouse Tree ." ''!
age. moaol - -. or, ,r,r.Lou,s
,,n .i-w2m
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ORN.fWEN TIL HE7D5 OF F.7IF.
GgR QUlRK Of New York who has just arrived IN
I'VE this CITY, offers his professional services u oil
thuse requiring his aid in the way OF moderate or lux
uriant HEAD OF HAIR as his stock OF WIGS. Toe.
PITS BRAlDs. CrELs, &c, is large in the extr'me-
None car fail being suited
Mrs will attend to the calls o. The Ladies. App|y at
his ,e,iGrncr at Mrs Purcc!rs Boarding House, Man
st As my stay is limited, shall be pleased to teceSt
early calls
February 81 oJ-3tf
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Office of the Valley Road.
Winchester, Jan -, 1880 s
February > SID
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Frb7 s3-s
G1ALE OF acknowledgements decree Of lh
- county court Of Hanover, in the suit of Cren
shaw and others against Crenshaw, we shall sell 10 tn
highest bidder, the 9Th day of The present month
(Feb the late residence OF Joel Crenshaw, dec IL
the county of Hanover. upon credit 81 twelve months
three valuable Negro Women The purchaser VII 5
required 10 give bond or bonds with approved security
WASHINGTON & CRENSHAW,
HENRY POLLARD.
EDWARD J. CRENSHAW,
Feb l6 [s7-tds] Commissioners
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10

Walter, Walter what's this, tha,'s como
over ye! Do you not ken yer sin wife
Barber-' Here goes - Wife, weep
ing-'O Walter, Waller, If he care ne for
me, mind your bairns Mt home end come
away with me- Barb~r-Here goes I,
Wat The afflicted wife now clnsped her
husband round The neck, and hung on him
so effeetoally us to resist further progress.
Much did poor Waller struggle to shake of
his loving but unwelcome spouse, but it
was no go'--his galloping was nt M end |;
confound you for nm idiot = he bitterly ex-
claimed, | never could win n guinea 50
ensily in my life II is only necessary 10
ndd, that the explanation which immediate
ly ensned, wns much more satisfactory TO
mine host than the BARRIERS better half, and
that the gentleman restored Walter TO his
usual good hnmor, by generously reword-
ing his excrtions with the well earned gum
ea.-Seoteh paper,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10

Every article that was necessary for the
Two American Schooners mot before men
toned was ready on hand, and then in
formed the Captains that they had bur a
few hours to get ready in, as our Ship and
Brig would be ready by the next night, and
they must loose no time, and that if they
wanted any other articles, if my credit was
good at New Providence, they could have
them aud that my credit would be good
so long as commanded the Fort. should
not have made them the offer if it had not
been that Refugee vessel from Georgia
lay there, with valuable cargo Of goods
and provisions, and we had placed man
on board of her to take charge of her and
the Merchent or owner had asked me thar
day what Capt. Rathbone was going to do
with her. / told him could not say. He
then informed me that the Honorable Con-
gress had given liberty to all that were n
mind to leave the United States, that they
might 60. He then offered me any services
that lay in his power, and at the same time
informed me that he had plenty Of provis-
ions, und if l wanted, should be welcome.
gave for answer that we had rich owners
and wanted for nothing; and although we
kept man on board the Refugee, that we
did not intend to take her off. These "a
hours ended peacenbIy
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10

The following sketch, which we copy
from the N. Y. Gazette contains nn approx.
imation to the leading iden of the old
Clock story. The tale of Walter Dron
was discovered in an old scrap book where
it is inserted in the shape Of newspaper
slip, and has been in the possession of its
present owner for years. We nrc not dis
posed to consider the author Of the Old
Clock ms plnsnrst The similarity oi
Walter Dron' aud the odd Clock is
one sf those wonderful condolences, which
nre sometimes discovered in the productions
Of writers Of different epochs.
J1uo/ou Tl.-.rraT
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1839-04-10

dog in the universe
Let me hear the word again, said Jack
did you say luckyr
Not lucky,-the luckiest mortal breath.
ing
THAT is-you are beyond all compari-
ron snperlsiively happy'r
The stoppage Of the mail was Of no con-
sequence, for my uncle left me minus mere
W TO besiow his property on NV future wife,
the only child of his old friend Rutherford
Then your intended wife is the same
arlfnl, spec'ous hussy who gained his nf-
fections-is il so 7
renounce grumbling, and believe that all
is for the best Had not been on board
the steamboat, nearly drowned, and afcr-
wards stoned to death, my suit might have
been pressed in vain.-for gratitude is an
extensive feeling, and opens the heart, Jack.
But for the burning Of my cottage, I should
have wanted the opportunities that Priory
Farm afforded; and Topps and Lopp's
business crowned all by bringing the Ruth
erfords hther.'
And you have become convent
Most decidedly snid Dick 'your
words have been realized matters have
mended-Time has brought things round.
Even my garden flourishcs, for I can ex-
hibit pot Of sweet peas Of my own setting |;
and, among my other cures, I also cure my
own bacon--pigs thrive wonderfully
Bravo ! exclaimed Somers; l 'copgru,-
ulate you on the moral victory achieved,
and the important lesson that you have
learned. Yet there is one thing"
What Gun that possibly be z said Die K
impaliently.
Why, n circulating medium for those
indefinite articles which were to have
illumed aud nstonisled mankind through
the pages of the County Magazine
a fig for the County Magazine ! said
Dick ii WINS only supported, like other
refugees for the poor and destitute, by
voluntary contributions | nm enrolled
among the elect in Beniley's Miscellany
Famous Then your misfortuncs nre
really ot an end y said Jack Somers.
thrust, for ever replied Richard Briggs
and hare arriped at the conclusion,
Whatever Is-Is RIGHT ~
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Taunton Democrat.
TIE BARBER or DUNsE.

A gentleman possessing an uncommon
share Of wit and humor, had occasion ,o
lodge, for the night, IN company with some
friends, at the inu of n town which for GER
tain reasons we shall denominnte Dunse.
! Requiring the services Of n barber, he wns
recommended to Walter Dron, who was
represented ms not only skilled IN that pro-
fcssion, hut excellent ut crncking joke or
telling story. This funclionsry being
forthwith introduced, made such display
Of his oral and manual dexterty, rs to leave
on the mind, as well M the body of his Gus
tuner, a very favorable impression, aud in
duccd the latter to invite him to sit down to
friendly glass. The circulation Of the
bottle tended To show of the barber in his
bsppiest mood, and the facetioms gentleman Ii
amid the general hilarity thus addressed
him Now Waiter, engage to give you a
guinea on the following terms: that you
leap backwards aud forwards over your
chair for the spncc Of half an hour-Ieis-
ureiy yet regulsrly-crying out in every
leap, here goes 1 Walter Dron, barber OF
Dvnse;' but should you utter any thing
else in the time specified, you forfeit the re-
ward"
Walker, though M doubt surprised at the
absurdi,y Of the proposal, yet considering
how easily he could earn the guinea, and
the improbsbility that such an opportunity
would ever sgain present itself, agreed ~
the stipulotions. The watch was set, and
the barber, having stripped off his coat,
leaning with one hand on the back OF his
chair, commenced lenpiDg over the sect, u
niformIy repeating III an erullIng Tone the
words prescribed. After matters had gone
on thus smoothly for nbout five minutes,
the gentleman rang the bell, and thus accos-
ted tbe waiter; What is the reasen sir,
you insult me by sending mad fellow like
that, instead of = proper barber, as you pre-.
4 tended he wasi Barber. (lesP'nel-'Here
goes I, Walter Dron, barber of Dunse. =
Waiter Oh sir, ! don't koow what - the
matter; I never saw him in this state before
MIR. Drou, Mr.. Drou, what Is the matter =
Barber. Here goes I, Wslsr-w"i'er--
BIc,s pe, Mr.. Dron, recollect these nre
rentlemen, how can you make such Tool
Of Yourself Barber Here goes -,
4 Landlord, entering 10 haste. What the
1 d.v;l ar. is nII thisi The fellow is mad
Bow dare youinsult gentlemen 10 my house,
nv such conduct. Barber Here goes
1 I Walter Dron.' LsndIord-'I Soy Bob
run for bis wife, for this cant Be psl
30 With. Gentlemen, The man Y evideu!l1
dersnesd, end ] hope Soo ~ ~
~ kSous be icjursd ~ ~ uc1|1(
"sfs <;y 4, 'z[ m
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sowing' III water resc bush. the plant
withsrs. Now, ] feel convinced that IL
you were to stare over the hedge Of fallow
field. The next morning would behold a
waving crop ofcorn.'
NV dear Dick u demonstrated Somers
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-10-10
HE EKE&S

GUTTA VEGErAHIIIs, AN INFAILIELE REMED,
~ FOR DEAFNESS.-Te Which has attend
ell the appc,tin of this valuable remedy hundred
cnses in III: Westminster DscSary or diseases of the cy
ard ear tor which letters Patrn, have obtained by :
II has received from the Royal Academy of Medicine Paris
as well as from he following medical gentlemen Mr. Ahsrnc
NY Sr Ashley Ch"pcr Dr- k",oa Curtiss, Drake and l. Sc
s"'g, A"r &r and other artist. aud geons Interior tc
nom II. medical s":"er' who hay: used and recommended it
III" fame "ihc ;utt Vegetables throughout Erunce and
'"rlnahy, caused it, speedy ucnn EVERY
country in Eur"pc and addresses presented to DR. raw
'"f from all parts r"n.rau!a"ry the The
certainty with which the tiuta Vegetables continually
applied eau h" ltl>t' by iiu-nnh, the
,""h "l I9 Their ha"s,i's Louis Philippe, Kin. Of the
rrcEoh and icorn King of the Ecpas conferred on Dr.
iay"r the title OF h"n"rary AurI>t to their n,ctics,
by tue "plca"n ." this long tiled tin, Vegetables. These
proofs OF Royal favor will hu hopes be sufficient
AL who are afflicted with Deafness arising from any
Lonho" Paris aud Bru.cl. the number cured by him is
cc"''c as well as in the Of the three king
"c,o" Du'in l9o more or loss 4calI were restored
vt ne hin one of whom had 30 years
', rc G" '"ns r'hccJ G restored To hearing,
1886 WIN WITS ~ years of and -. nlIc year
WE '' Their number and the length of time they
For proof Of its efficacy, Will submit the i,,wing cases
The Rev john King, u" Johns Church, Aianc
had become deaf from cold that he could not hear band
OF ','c ht'"" yard distant This affection had been
ANY growing upon him tor number Of years, durn. which
tune he applied to celebrated rh, sicians
WIZ" operated "nlnpl"d thing their skill could
suggest "'"" the ca shrdow of relief d, Drake
men.nd mud applied Tay!or' tt,a Vegetables and strange
t" tell h" had not used sccon bottle h" could hear a.
Med journal for De" 1885
DR. Andrews Of Edrhnre, says Of the ntt. Vrrcnhs-n
my pf'~t'cr as well the h">Iita.- find o he
valnn'c remedy III deafness arising
debility and r." axaon of the p, ouce by cold
oEnihci 70 10 much good, and therefore recommend
general use being confident opinion as that of
Others no one will be disappointed who may have
use this valuable discovery.
DIR James of Amthi l'cdforhshr, in DR. Taylor
concludes by saying class of people will the
ntta Vegetables cheap and valuable remedy Deafness
arising from almost any Cause have generally found tina