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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

q 10n0 WILL BE FORFEITED. II ID. Poetts Erad-
lOOV Gator fails 10 recent of ain DEL
,cse disease IN less than "a howr For sale, wholesale
retail BY appointment by A. %. SANDS 10 and 100 Fu
ton street aud the following Drug Stores Of Chamber
street AMI Broadway Of Chamber and Church ve
6 Broadway Ga and $50 Bower and Bed
ford streets, % and los 9Th Avenue
Price 81. ivle.2u
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

TINE GREAT WtSTERN.-Th'. title may ~ YER, an
prspraely applied Webbs Improved Patent BURNERS
inasmuch they Acknowledged BY all who them pro-
Suce fiaut and economical light than any lamp that
has been introduced into this Great Western World
The proof of which fully Illustrated ny the ~ them
throughout this city asd else where For sale ~ No 42s Broad
way. opposite the Lafayette Bank aud a. No l02 Bowey
aac17.Im A.. v. Vi. WEBB, Psteptee.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

NO II ANN STREET.
TRIMS OF ADvERTIsiNG.-Tbe ext.ns,v, e;rcu,sto.
Of the HssaLo bo. IN town and country makes supercr
channel Tor advertisers.
foR TWELVE Lrvss
day, 10 20 day., - days, 81 81 10 days. ~ ~
Vel 9Is 400 m 9H
Wls IS 10 9l9l ~ 80
FoE xioHr LRss.
week., ~ 80 , MONTHS 80 %
4 month, 90 a NOAH. ii -
All advertisementsito he paid before their insertion
Advertisements inserted in the WssKIv HERALD at 81
per square every insertion.
MeR-ise HsRsLD-issucd every morning, except Sunday
price wo cents per copy. Country subscribers furnished al
e same rate, Tor any specific period remittance IN adj
vance no paper sent, unless paid in advance
WrrsLy HErALD-issuea even Saturday morning At a.
ock pce sT cents per copy FURNISHED 10 country subpcvp
cers nj ~ per In advance.
requested to address letter, IA
James Gordon Basu Prorrssor and EditsY ali lesvs
IN business mus, b. post paid
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

lar HULL's RADICAL CURE Oh RUPTURES.-OE
H. Zee vesry street Aston HouseA Surgeon Of 10
practice constant attendance Guarantees Of radical cures
are gives al OF redscble rupture e strength and
stuona health Of the patient being otherwise sniupaired
With proper adaptation Dr. Hulis Truss perfectly
rupture without pain the least danger to the patient
or the slightest interruption TO exercise business.
Attendance given in private houses where required Al and
sn.r O'Clock, by the Office Surgeon
" B-Paents cautioned against trusting spurious in
.euons Of Trues advertised improvements upon HALLS
None genuine unless they bear the signature Of AMOS o.
HULL-anl only Office in New York he original one
formerly Fulton street but No vesey street Astor
nuss. Az
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

rvNO STRANGERS .-TIFFANY 4 YOUNG, FaHcy
Dealers, No $50 Broadway, directly opposite the City
Hall foe the inspection ef purchaser very choice
Of new rich tasteful, and appropriate fancy articles FOR
Bridal Birthday hicp@na, or other prsscnLPortable sri
cles ysveier 6ue fancy Stationary, Pe,ne,p including
Chinese manufactures; Curosisie from the American IN
dsn fancy articles aud curosite generally III of which are
selected with wish care procured the most advantageous
terms and will be dsposen Of at such reasonable un~m
prices they hope will secure 20 them the confidence and
Of such may honor them with call au6 i'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09
KMWS6RMSS'K

CNMMAND WORM LOZEN0ES Meav &seasss
vy troublesome csash, psrs Tie jots knts, Need
ag Il ~ nsss DO Ne ocssseasd 81 worns and VIM be
es5 ssrd By ssng this ecebsased medicine The following
ymPtsss isdiests the presence q worms vsAesdaehe
to, tPor dstsesd dreams sleep broken OF BY fright and
scsss@'as eoaveons fsvsrshnes, thirst pad hse, bad
taste N the ossh Offensive BREATH cough dcut breathing
ehiag e nose pains In the stoeh, nausea
voacit ieaa.ss tesssnus itching towards night
and st length objections Of nuas and uucus.
Read what Shsrmaas Worn Lozenges have done-Mr
Jchssos OF Waveriy Place, says his child has been aiced
with hts end the Dsetors thought with water the brain
Every thing done to help the child without effect until
box Of Worn Lozenges tried which to the as
oshmsn Of all effected perfect in few days. They
brought away almost incredible number Of worms which
brought immediate relief Ask for sheman WorH LoIsnges
They the oy Worm Medicine that fails Ia
miles have used them within the last year with uniform sue
Wholesale and retail at LOG Nassau st. NJ r. aaa-y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

4sA hiraer the American Musesm. New fork
W D e. Everett spprzes the public. that he contisucs
ar successful treatment Of diseases by safe and eeaciors
nede hs relies many vegetable preparations for the
cure 81 tnoss diseases 10 which be attends
N Everetrs New and alusbie TRUSS for Hernia Rup
te eornes the joint operation OF two springs upon the
rupture PAD ann thereby eve equabe and retains the
intestine nsoer Az possible ines attitudes of body
gives security whsa sIpked lie a.o kceps other an
proved Patent rnes which sty applied india rubber
nk cotton ana 'upen'or Bandage, pol.ps ami Banda
Russia Belts FOR weakness on. ana LacL ,h ,r
celebrated Abdominal supporters, improved b, Dr.
kugh for the cure OF Failing e Womb by
ell tie first Surgeons the United State. ana Taa NJ
persons have been entirely BY them sr having
been confined 10 their room for years
or There two entrsne,s 10 hs Office from, sia
Broadway door u the entrance 20 the American No
uin and from No. Ann street first door fr@m Broadvay
~ b. Letters from perons at distance being rost rd viii
receive trmeria'e attention. sul0 In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

MEDICAL CARD.-DR CARPENTER, No. 4 Pech
lVl slip, New York, deems proper occasionally reins
the public that he continues administer to the afflicted his
Did established Dispeasary
Tea number Of the citizens Of this metropolis he needs
herald to his victory disease
Pcated and destructive forms deem material
ee specific in enumersag the Of the mala
dies to which mankind and womanknd subject.
To strangers he leave most respectfully to remark hat
ne confines himself to Office practice and deyotes himself
sonaly to the welfare OF has patients, keeps assistants
shop boys and has separate Offices the privacy of paen
who comein contact
Dr. Carpenter would add that he regularly educated tn.
profession Of medicine and surgery, and received his diploma
the year 1918, Of the New York State Medical Society
signed BY the highly respected and much lamented John
Rodgers M d. President and that he has for long OF
devoted himself TO the and Of all delicate
and private diseases.
nearly thirty assiduou and arduous application 10
the duties Of the medical profession and constant familiarity
With every and variety Of particular Glass OF diseases
dsd by collegiate and regular medical education entle the
practitioner preference the tyro the prcfes
on Doctor Carpenter deems consistent and proper to direct
he attention of discerning public the inference of the
parison, and an investigation Of his claims.
CO Charges reasonable, and eectual cures, in all
guaranteed Separate and private ocesPatents
como in contact
Be particular in the nsber Peck Slip Pearl street
Sly DR.. CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09
NEW YORK BAZAAR

INN HbOXCU -
KINDS Ann SIZES, Ir STYLE, ANT
LIVE OF BvsTrEss WHATEVER,
l21 Fulton street,
Three doors from Nassau
YORK
NJ City and country merchants will End constantly yer,
ss stock hand They be accommodated short
ce TO size quantity they pease alse by shipping
them PROFITABLE packing be desired to part Of
America
Real genuine Cologne Water imported from Germany Of
most superior quaity-wll satisfy every purchaser.
Also. Just received by late arrivals. a fine let of
COLORED AND MARBLE PAPER,
Of the m st beautiful patterns. mylly
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09

EIPS1t6WC4 SOUS efs"'ose0
ty.fo0r years established in this csfy-Netfher
Quackery nor Imposition.
DR. j. EVANS,
No. l2, Peck Slip, New York.
OLD GALEN'S HEAD DlSPENSARY,
mr. J. EVANS ccntisues be consulted conhdentialiy
IL in all cases, mercuria and chronic disorders
the improved prsstice he expeditions and
mild treatment may be depended To prevent mistakes
be particular to fad NO ~ Pecx Slip.
Maervxs Box containing complete plan Of medicine for
every form be prosured sabove and used
xposing the pat~RL They will be sent 10 order TO
any pa- of the United States,
fully relied .iat
letters post paid and describing the and enclosing
reasonable will have the remedy and directions sent 10
DER Attendance daily, until O'Clock in the evening.
The Offices and Entrances well arranged and secrecy
mar be depended o: aa
No connection with any Office in Of the city.
sa JOSEPH EVANS. MD.
inlay No. IL Peek Slip ". Y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-09
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS

rof
making c.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04

auatc remedy. The, arc not "unprncipied' sine 8
lhey seek by the due direction OF The 'ntleenee anu
tie will OF the peope-he only sovereignty "h'eh
nation should acknowledged establish iheff point
raj ,ph,s thsir social elevation, To secure the he
wards Of their aiors and the practical aeknowedg-
men, of tbeir deserts. "Backguards' Is the last
comprehensive term offepfoaeh applied 10 lie Char
tiss IT, indeed. they belong to this class they have
most noble allies The disgusting vices oil The reign
ing house OF Brunswick not exceeded IN enotmi-
~ hy those of the lowest rabbls any country. A.
m onp the male members Of it, with very few oxcep-
ions their lives have been disgrace to humanity.
But The persons who known as leaders among tie
Chartiss, aud the people who attend their meetings.
have given proofs that they deserve the oboqny
heaped upon them on moral grounds. The Con-
venou was composed OF men OF good private fepn'fi
and in poul OF orator cal talent. several OF them have
few superiors IN the kingdom heir sitiings were
attended BY crowded audiences IN London, oil tlef
own party; well dressed, orderly aud respectable
citizens.
The whole number Of this party in Great Britain
eannot be less than three millions They have sever
Al presses devoted 10 their cause, edued with great
abIlily and we must add, with far iuofo respect TO
decent proprleies than any OF the Journals oil loty
OF Wing politics. Il maybe matter oil surprise to
ha moral sense ol the American public 10 learn that
The last grave charge against the CharLsis Is. that
,bey are Temperance Meu! "Whai else. asks the
London Tory Argus. could be expected oil political
knayes who are sneh fools as TO practise Hbst
hence from all ardent srifits' Several also oil Inc
London papers Just received. rdIcule them ON tue
same giound; aud 10 terms OF the gfossest fbdd-
~ becuse a uumbsr ofthem intended TO hold tenn
pefanoe festival III EAeter Hall. This much for the
moral views OF then opponents. palament has VIZ
tually. during Ibis session, refused any attention 10
the establishment OF public schools, the only step
made towards II being some talk about aprfoprlallns
Tie he esfiy sum Of tify thousand pounds for the
whole king DOM less Than annually expended on the
a. a. !. .I.l IL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
James River and ESanaVha Conn
paNy.
Notice TO DELINQUENT Stockholders.

4 L stated Monthly Meeting of the President
I N and Directors OF the James River and kanaw-
ha Co, held in the City of Richmond, on Tuesday,
llth May, 1889:
Resolved, That notice be given to the delinquent
stockholders Of The company, that in the dmounts
due nom them respectively, be not paid, secured
IN mnnner satisfactory to the Board, previous to
the lSt day OF August next their stocks will imme-
dIately thereafter be advertised for sale pursuant to
tie provisions of the Charter.
Resolved, That all Stockholders baving accounts
against the Company, and who in arrears. be
aud they are hereby requested send their
claims to the Secretary Tor settlement at the July
meeting of the Board, aud that in case Of failure
TO do so on their part, the existence of their claims
will not exempt them from the operation of the
foregoing resolution.
Resolved that for the purpose Of giving the notice
above directed, the Secretary cause the foregoing
resolutions to be published in the newspapers IN
Richmond, Charlottesville, Lynchburg, Lexington,
fincastle, Lewsburg and Charleston, (kanawha,)
until thelst August
BY order of the President and Directors,
w. b. CHITTENDEN, Secretary,
Nay ~ ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
THE ENGLISH CuARTISTS.

The great popular movement in Euglaud-" }
revolution bloodless ,el,"-by the Chausls, a,
they are called attracts more and more attention.
The demands Of this party, ale,
1st Universal Sun'agr.
ID. The vote hy ballot
81. Annual Parliamenls.
lih. A Reform of Abuses.
The ChatIiss are numerous. and some Of illrm,
tleormined. Thus ilr thet have been held ia check
Ly the bsyuuets OF the Brush soldiery. But how
long this is to continue we do not know. The Ian
snaro Of some Of their leaders very strong. From,
report Of recent speeches delivered at their meet
mgs extract the following:
- call upon yuu all 10 do rs should DO arm
Yourselves and be ready, and then Won will be PIE
pared 10 meet va enemies. whether they come
from France or Germany. OF RUSSIA. OF Your owi
domestic tyranls." " dont know how long You
10 bear the tyranny 81 the eh arlsocrats, but
tell You | mean 10 bear IL very hule longei.-
Arm Yourselves and be ready 10 resist your uppres-
sofs Depend upon nothing but Almighty God and
Your oWnIIghi arms" ''Genllemcn, your know the
arslocra,s have left You scarce enough to support
nature. willie they are wall wing III wealth and nku-
~ their sofas, aud rolling through The streets IN
their carriages, and II POOR beegar looks up 10
them and asks Them lJr fihr they throw themselves
hak in thelr carriages aud thfea.en with dsdaIa and
contempt
" Did scountrols thcy rely upon the soldiers
putting us down; but Ihrs wont--Ihcy are taken
from among your own fanls. But # we are united
what tan the soldiers do? We have only 10 with
arm IN arm and vt could II mplc Them under our
ieet. The wings are greater scoundrcls than the 10
ties-hypoCritcs who, under the rrceuce OF libefts
have denied all our rights. We must demand
0nr rights and Il an ailsocTaiic government don't
giant them, NO must setze them ,olcc Of arms
They violating The eohs.l#as.aa r,cfy da,: The,
The enemies Of tic oonu#5. I'D we must ann
ourselves roresist them. IT, so hang me up at
The ropes end finley like; II ,dy to shed my
blood tur The sake of I1reparp Xoursclyrs
with pixies and muskes. and IL onets, aud swords
and be ready to fight Tor sel lives and liberties,
wheiher your enemies are iofsign or domestic ty-
rants Read Paiues Rights Of Man | have
say nothing about hls Theological works, but a
gree with every word OF What he in his r. hts
Of Man. | stand upon The riehis of my Older
Ne, the working classes wont submit to the yran-
ny OF the arisocrals.''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
I'rsEss sale of land.

\ pursuance Of deed of uust, executed 10 me by
n Giles Fuqua aud Elizabeth Fuqua, his wife. ior
purposes therein more particularly set forth, bear
ing date the 30th day Of March in the year 1886,
and otrecoa in the clerks Office ofthe county court
Of Pttsy vania, shall "Wednesday. the fourteenth
day OF August IN the year eighteen hundred aud
thirty nne, il alr if not the uext far day, proceed
to SELL on the premises by way of public aucron, 10
the highes, bidder, for cash, the tract of LAND
therein conveyed, 10 This raet Of land lies in
Pusylvania county Staunton river about three or
four miles below Wards bridge, and was part OF
the estate of the late Henry Ward, deceased. 1t is
believed. that rho,e are about seventy acres of low
grounds upon II, which is said TO be valuable and
highly productive. The highland, consisting of
about three hundred and sixty acres is not very
fertile. but is said to be well ,imbered. proper
ton OF H. however, is SAID 10 be pretty good tobacco
land
Any person, wishing to purchase, will, il is pre-
sumded, wish to it, and, in that event Mr.. GILES
Fuqua. who resides upon the land, WILL have no
doubt shsw II TO any person wishing TO examine H.
The title Is believed to be good but selling as rus
tee shall warrant only such title TO the purchaser
rs Is conveyed TO me.
JOHN d. DABNEY Trustee.
June IL u4A
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Office OF Farmers Bank of Virsihi"'
KS.y'CEsESS IEsG.

BOOKS of subscription for the additions" SUI"
- Of the Farmers Bank Of Virginia, are nov T,',
pened at the Banking House. in Lynchouig' -,.a
stock is offered at one hundred dollars per snare
with interest thereon from the 3rd of june Iooo~
Payment of fourth of principal aud interest," -
be made at the time of subscribing, aud tue ie'S -
is to be paid at TWO, four and six months ION
3rd Of June. WIN. RADFORD, ffes'
June 90 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
POLITICAL.


By yrsSr uamsvNp.
I hada glimpse of Gle,s,
upoa fsr-fan,'d plain.
HE garment red and cry,
As tinted bs the slain
The battle blast resonndrd.
saw his banners wave,
And fancied wreaihs surrounded
The temples of,hc brave.
] heard the iumult thicker
As pillows lash the shorr,
Aad saw the footsteps quicken
For Death To number DER,
The war cry thrice was given.
And DER the phrcnhied light
Red grew the face Of heaven,
As blushins at the sight.
There man 10 man was calling
Mid waste ofhuman lite,
Gods creatures round me falling
Upon the field of sirito;
Yet Glory's eyes were cleaning
Through dusk and din aiar,
While slaugh,er's flag was streaming,
Above the blood stained car.
They perish'd no, for freedom,
Nor at their eountrs's call
Ambition seems to lead 'em,
And Fame bat nook'd their tall
A broken flag -sian clasrlug
The, lay on Glofy's bed,
a rug Of red silk graspiur.
The dying and the dead.
And this, said l. Is Glory,
As tracked down thu tear
Aud heroes gash'd and CORY,
Are lcii to slambef here.
Come, mad Ambition, hitler,
Behold Fame's blighled bud.
Thy bays must surely withcr
When stand With human blood
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RO. c. CUTLER, Clark


JHNU DTT, ITOJ,
The parties concerned in the foreg going decrea are
hciehy notified, that have appointed Tuesday. the
9th day OF August next to commence the taking the
accounts therein directed, On which day By ten
clock \. NJ they are requested 10 attend al nv of
fee, IN LnvngSon, with their books, papers vouch-
ers and evidence, aud copies OF court papers pre-
pared Tor settlement; and all persons having claims
against the said estate required exhibit them
on that day with the evidence of their correctncss
SPOTSWOOD GARLAND, Com'r
June 81 Win
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F'ascn2 .Ree Ezesces.
once OF the Bani. Of Va. at Lymchburg,

12th June, 1889.
Office is hereby given, that book for sub
serI!tions to the additional Stock OF the Bank
oil irginn, authorized by the late acts OF the Gen
era Assembly of this Comtno cath, is now open at
this Office.
The terms upon which the subscriptions are to be
nlaue ;--for every share subscribed, twenty five
dollars must be pad, with interest thereon from the
'a instant. when the Commonwealth subscribed aud
Pd'd Tor 'hree thousand two hundred and fifty shares
AND seventy five dollars, in three equal install
hen's oil t"o tour and six months thereafter, with
interest from The same period
June 90 o's''
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'AAE hoiaGE--That shall, on Saturd av
n the llth OF July, 1880, the house of Daniel
DeJanet, IN the county Of Halifax, Va. proceed to
take the dispositions Of Richard Thornton and others
10 be read evidence on the trial of n sui,
III the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for the county Of Halifax, in which you
are plaintiffs and am defendant: Aud in ease
the deposItIons shall not he completed on thar
day, they will be continued from day to day
lSundays excepted,) until completed. AT which
time and place YOU may attend if you please
Yours, &c. JAMES FORREST
In his own ii III, and as admit OF John Forrest
June y WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
UNION SAVINGS BANK
f.KEsfT.9L 5000.

WILL receive Deposiles Of all money current II
w the State. aud issue certificates binding full,
and eficcuay ali tie property and funds OF the 10
stltuuon. for tie payment thereof, within ten days
notice. with interest thefcon from time Of deposits
ull paid nj the rate OF per cenlum per annnm. tot
all sums which shall haye been deposite Tor les
than year, and "a per cent. per annum, Tor al
su,1s which shall remain one year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Mon1ay AT hall past eight o'clock 7. NJ.
at the Office over the store OF Mr. a. Gdnnawsy.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, j. i. Renwick,
G.. Melser, Henry J. Brown,
Jno. kinnler, Tho's. o. AGREE,
J.J. Samons, {, Phelps.
Tilden Reed
oEEaCEHS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President,
Ro. i. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II IS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
June 90

NTIRGINlA Alta Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery, continued aud held for the
County OF Campbell, at the Courthouse thereof, on
the twenty-sixth day Of April eighteen hundred and
hrly-niue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
.SiLLlno as q Conri Of Chanccrn.

Joel Motley and Elizabeth A. his wife, John Me
Lean. Mary Mclean aud Sarah L. Mclean, the
last three of whom infants under the age of lwcn-
ty -one years, who sue by John Mclean their father
and next inend Plaintiffs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-04
For Public consideration.

no instance hns prevalent ulutuaunbccn productive
If more deluabe consequences, than The blnd conceb-
biun thHt the Hemhers OF the medical profession alone are
competent adnnnafrcuc los iur disease Ie eouu
which 10 tins repostcrous pcanaion Of an interest
cd class 81 the prolific sJucesot disease, sutf
ing and curly deah. How may thousands ot persons there
this moment surfendcug then constitutions TO the
psdiUus ubals oi almost every variety oi hnnau npady,
from tereluctaneo Il incur the expense oteonsung play
and from ter silly prejudice against the simple
medicines uni sanctioned Icy the site authority of
acrption in plain English they would f8d, in majority
olcn4ca hatit ordered nothing IN tina world bot little rhu
barb scnna or aap aosa mixed with sugar and water
and ysted with llle peppermint other scented
drug, aud mpe euthaIc Ike tins generally ciencous.
Bal BE druggist keep. the prescription aud when the pa
gets i'll ugnn he has again 10 consult the physcau in
stead OF procuring ior him ell u mere mcon OF the ogi-
un expense the wonderful remedy which lnd relieved him.
II thus that majority OF the population OF every civilized
suir disease 10 work S lniious INTO tier
tenn, because tn featev derive from medical aid is
expensive. tfansnry md difficult olacecss and thus l.
cmpi'd the memorable of eminent ply stefan
that Prescriptions mite Rnmpn language have indirectly
killed more people ihan all the Rumun afmias.'
Amclirnc ocaupulndrd TINT II viii cleunse the ameu
canal Of all lis ueHt foundations aud membranes,
give aud inYiguramP action u all The Niscera that
tribute then agency The digestive functions and by prone
ting the nsenble preparation, relieve the whole system of
cblc and ninmnaoig symptoms, necessarily prove
it within the rsar o all cns+as. II il hive extensive sale,
fail 10 work eu'' aud TO do far general
good, than all the memlers OF the medical professions
bued possibly accomplish within the comparatively
row limits OF tlleir private practice. such medicine the
public has IN