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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

DOCKS on AGRICULTURE, Gardening. Husban.
ID dry Botany Cattle, Poultry. The Greenhouse, The
Orchard. the Craps Vine, the Flower Garden, &c. in all
ihsir various branches.
~ TAYLOR has lately been making large additions 10
thai class 81 his collection Of books which range under
lie above head. Among which will be- fonnd many en-.
tifely new rendering the complete and various Of
aay one collection in the United States.
Among many new and valuable will be found the
Lows Practical Agriculture, London. 1899
The Greenhouse, by G. Mclniosh, London, 1888, cold
plates.
sso. London, 1887.
British Hasbahdry. vol octave. London.
Paxton on the culture Of the Dahlia volume London
1885,
The Fruit, Flower. and Kitchen Garden, by P. Nell.
vol London, 1888.
wnitmarsh ON The mulberry and silk worm vol. 1890
Cobb the mulberry Tree, and the culture Of silk,
price rs cents.
Clarke the mulberry tree. the silk worm and silk,
vol 1889
The Planters Guide. by Sir Henry Stewart.
Lindeys Flora Medca, abotanica account OF all the
plants used in medicine in different parts Of the world
vol. London, 1888.
Young Gardeners Assistant, by T. Bridgman,N York
Mutt. on the management Of bees, vol. London. Bag
ster on bees Thatcher on bees
Smith the Honey Bee and many others, the list Of
which will be continlc d Ia subsequent advertisement
all Mt the lowest prices ap20
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

Shakespeare modernised.--'rwo laafers were
spouting the other day in front of bank,
when one drew wallet from his pocket, and
said, "he who steals my purse steals trash"
" Yes" replied the other, and he who
inches from you your good name takes from
you ohat you never had
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

'radeSman wrote TO a hard customer, as follows
or: our pill for dry goods has been standing
&C., "' ''"e' oo"ss So
TO which ne received the following laconic reply
Mr: s.: When the bill you speak Of is tired Of
Standing, let 1t sit dorn. Yours. = . WV "
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

NEW srATIoNERY--F. TAYLOR is nov open
In ing large supplies Of Of the perfect articles
Of Stationery that have been brought TO Washington,
considerable portion Of which Is his importation.
Among it will be found
English Letter Papers, very superior white and blue
laid and ivory surface, plain and gilt some OF put up
very convenient cases for the counting room.
French letter paper; Z nglish Note paper.
English Folio Post entirely OF linen, made thin for
cheque books
Coronation (vicoria) Sealing Wax, London, 1889, put
up ia boxes OF ID. each, very superior ar icle.
Permanent Ink, manufactured by Johnson Il Co. Lon.
don, without iron gals entire article, just i'm
ported, and claiming (or alleged scientific and chemical
reasons to be superior to any other Ink " Fluid whate
yer.
knights Patent Back Spring Pen, London 1899, Of
entirely new construction and different action from any
Of the Pens in usc
Teny's London Ink, black, red, japan and copying.
Tenys Ink Powder.
Ivory Wafer Stands. Stephens Blue and Red FLUID,
changeabe and Interchangeable.
Windle's Swan Quill Metallic Pens.
Buffers Premium Writing Fluids, entirely new
tice And many other articles Of Stationery loo numer
Gus TO MENTION all Of the best quality that money
procure which will be sold at low prices (having
gard to the quaty the he bought for in the
United States. ap 70
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24
NEW SCIENTIFIC BooKs-Just received by +
IN TAVInR

- lAIbOR
The Architect Engineer. and Operative Builders
Constructive Manual practical scientific treatise
on the construction Of artificial foundations for buildings
railways, &c. by CHRISTOPHER Dary. London, 1889
Hancock's common road Steam Carriages.
Woods Treatise on Railroads. London edition Of 1882
Joplngs Practice Of Isometrical Perspective.
Col Pa>bys Practical Geometry adapted for the stu.
dent in Engineering.
Col Humphreys Essay on the modern system Of fori.
fcatiois
Gordon on Locomotion. Bruf's Treatise on ,Engi.
neering, field work.
Laievers Staircase and Handrail construction
apo
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

Nor so BAD Partisan pantaloons' are all the
fashion with the Broadway bloods now-a-days.--
Their great popularity Is saysthe New York Packet,
that they have poeketsand their great utility, that
the majority Of those who wear them have no use
for any
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

A French gentleman dining in London with DR.
Johnson and wishing TO show him peculiar mark
Of respect as the author Of he Rambler" drank TO
him 10 what he thought Synonymous terms saying
health Mr.. vagabond."
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

There are three enormously profitable post Offices
In Massachusetts,, one Of them yields FIVE dollars
eighy.nne cents four dollars seveny-ive cents,
and one two dollars eighteen cents per anDum.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

Absence Of Mnd.-A .backwoods paper says -
/" We stop the fire 10 announce that press has
broken out, and is likely 10 do grea, damage"
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24
From The Ne,r Hapen Herald.

a Literary Cnriosify. We beg the attention Of the
intelligent electors Of the 2st Senatorial district to
the following 'lncd" and happy reply Of Mr. Zelo,es
Long, to the questions of the Anti Slavery Committee
Mr. Long was the Loco-foco candidate for Senator in
the above mentioned district aud thr questions pro-
pounded TO him were-lst. "Arc you in favor OF the
passage OF resolutions requesting Senators and Re-
personalities in Congress their exertions to pro-
the immediate abolition of slavery in the District
Of Columbia ID. Are you in favor Of repeating all
laws making distinction among citizens on account
Of color!" To these interroga,ories. the would be
Senator Long returned the following answer
GENTLEMEN: would inform YOU that your eps,le
wa. received March 18th day, A. D 1885, bearing date
at Vernon the 4th instant would inform you the rea-
son Of my not answering before, my family was and
still sckand in relation to your first question am
prepared TO 60 the whole length provided was fully
convinced that Congress had not by their action in the
Government Of the District Of Columbia for the pro-
lection Of liberty and property rights guaranteed BY the
Constitution to all the citizens Of the Confcdeacy in
order that seat for the Federal Government subject TO
the exclusive control Of Congress might be granted to
it perhaps could not at this period abolish slavery in
said district without violation Of the public faith Cat
any rate there appears be different views on the SUBJ
ject)
Your second question it regards the repeating all
laws making distinction among citizens
count Of color shonld not present consent to do in
airy capacity whatever
Yours respectfully,
ZELOTES LONG.
Coventry March Goth day A. D. 1889.
We consider Mr. Longs reply, especially to the frs,
incrrogatory, first raic; and would recommend il as
model for all political candidates. whether Wing or
Tory" who may hereafter be Intercepted by the
abotonists.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

(sOLMAN'S BROAD GRINS, and his other Poetical
~ Works, complete in volume, il for sale by +.
Taylor, Gust receiyed) price SO cents. ap 20
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24
The report also gives mean depth and elevation OF
each above the sea, as follows.

The extent Of the country drained by the Lakes,
including their several areas, Is estimated IN the
same document at upwards Of 1855 900 square miles.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

TIME DEMOCRATS ALMANAC FOR iss9' P "1t
i lshed nj the Office Of the Evening Post, N'.,Sa
price IL l2 cents containing in addition to the %
Ter or an Almanac, much political information % lest
menrsry and statistical nature, and variety Z, ~ ma
ips matter selected from the writings and e. .sis
by r.! lAfbc's'
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

To The Editors Of the Wig.
found The enclosed letter lingering by the way
side, and 70 save postage and procure despatch beg
TO transmit II through your columns.
Yours &c
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

VIRGINIA BANKING CAPITAL.

The total increase Of capital BY the acts OF iSSI
and 1880 amounts 10 something over seven millions
Of dollars When the laws shall have gone INTO
effect, the whole capital will be located as follows;
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

CosT OF RAIL RoADs-The cost OF sundry Rail
Roads Is thus stated In late report of the Directors
of the Housatonic Rail Road:
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

A BERCRoMBIE ON THE CHRISTIAN chan.
"A ACTER, and the Cultivation and Discipline o. W.
Mind. Just received for sale by op
Also, Just received The Merry Tales Of The h,s e
Wise Men Of Gotham" by Mr. Pauldng, author o. Wv
Dutchman's Fireside, Westward Ho. &c. mar -
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

THE LAkgs-The extent Of the great Lakes is
thus given in late report of the State Geologst OF
Michigan.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1839-04-24

S,CHooL AND JUVENILE BOOKS, for sale AZ
- TAYLOR'S, at the very lowest prices. INV :
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
FREDERICK WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

THE subscriber the puc that this pleasant and
delightful will be- opened the # June, for the
OF company Situated the en OF shrnnndua Valley,
is ou the Virginia Springs, p'scn. the
invalid seuboard well The Of pleasure a't
few tide, bracns attn osphere-n neighbour
hood its heah, and but milo dis
,snt Gains Depot the Winchester and Potomac Rnr"H
public viii away meet the cars ascending ana
ndin md about Eve miles fran W inrheser.
Watering Place long and iarorab known under The name
Duvas Wnmss Sulphur Spring has been esotd 10 by
other
secretion happi effect The efrscy Of The water at
tested number. Aou,ic Cities which rrndy
acc. se believed be equal that Of any spring IN Virginia
have been greatly increased last
brick building containing from
font, 10 fiy lodging coms well red besides large bali roon
"a, bich nh. povidedbnths The wishes
,b yisi,ps and other The extended
Every eiot has been m"de to place
this Watering Place footing ~,lh the most us'on
able places kind and every cxero will he used to gv"
E.oJo,;ck C,pn,v June l. 1899 9-i2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
Enrmers' Rank of Iiroiniu. Luns Ell Is31


HE President ind Directors being charged duty
ting the terms which the addition authorized
The Capital OF this Bank be raised adopted resolution Of
fer the New Stock One Hundred Dollars
thereon from I'd June, payable
subscribing therefor the residue equal
asd six aonhs from saI 81 June
the privilege paying the OF
interest will he stopped Interest cha from the Sd
the Communicating subscription the New of Five
Hnndcd aud Five ThouanJ Dollars which has
effect " that day and from and aer day. III, profits
the Institution TO the benefit Of the and old
,ocsholde Books suci p'ion for Stock tie
Banking House cy aud al the Banking Houses
Offices Of Discount and Derose; aud Charlottesville under The
superintendent OF Professor Gcnree Tucker, " w. Souha
Aurod Bra ham John e. Jones' John Coles Thomas Staples and
Alexander Garrett any three Ct Them fGrnve, under tho
superinendnnce Of ~ Z. Ecnhhe a. Watkins, A. Miller
James d. Wood Clement C. Read H. ihwra and b. j. Wor-
sham three of cm aud Courthouse under The
OF w H. Spill Thomas Boyd james H. Mil
-I John r. Matthews, Benz r. Floyd Francis Smith Of Ahius
don :. Mcfrnock three them Subscribers will
be cnedto certificates OF stock until the whole he
paid.
The Stockholders their general mreiing adopted
ton declaring the profits OF the the Sd June. due
being m made FOR bad debts be the property Of The then
stockholders the hoard engaged uscerainng The nett
i tho whcIen tho account made viii be
public aud be paid the holders Of old Stock
corforraity with said resolution.
J. C. BLAIR, Casaier.
Jane Il ll-st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
.3mciin Suipkur SPRINGS.

THIS Place now spdy Tor the n ,
SON. has very extended hi. "anseen.s for the
% rooms hecn erected twenty Of which are
nd ayery branch Of The establishment has been extended
and lie enabled the last season to
In, TO eomrnodate nearly double that number GOOD
and attentive and osters are engaged good banu o.
selected and engaged by scientific musician constantly
n His paros furnished with good Piano ofe 'o'
The use &C his guests. , !, - ~, ,,,,on,
d friends whose letters has rcccved and VIII" have SO
aIy high commentators upon the happy
and upon his humbe but he hopes not unmeed Ell
rs Fe pledges himself that The same unremtted
be paid the comfort and accommodation " ms s"e' ~
osor cha act .zed his establishment ., so
The Amelia springs situated IN the county Of hmsa %
of Richmond As West Petersburg and 20 East
r Eve Persons wishing visit the Spring. by public con
can he by The weekly line Of
and Farmve Jennings Ordinary where they VI"
sd rck in waiting to convey them Immediately spras''
, distanc" of miles rhnNS'S %. "'hi~
=. - OF a"a'y''' - l0-~9~
Juuc il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
lDIUubJ. Lands tOr .Syic,

E subscriber wishes sell TRACTS LAND; one act
lying The county OF Nelson, coG,"n:ns upwards 81 eleven
hundred aud the tract weeon he resides and les c1
ueney well, noish5u"sd adjoining the
land. Mr. Ro Rivcs, MI VIM g. R'ves aud others and
within miles ryc River, where there is
village inspection OF lubacco and five miles from Low
this would suit very well TO divide. The dwelling
III, dwc ling bold aud falling spring OF excellent
water; pehnps rather than half the land CT AIRED Thus
tract desable.7hc or tact contains about SIX
hundred anI sixty seventy lies partly 10 Amherst and
panty N"I,nu Immediately under the Buffalo Ridge and = ad
i,nns IN, lands Col Edmund ub,,id and Others, cs
WE'LL md il something than half cleared about i've ns
from Elk Creek a James River where 'lef" an ron
foundry and three miles from the Ridge Springs: this land
has bank OF and the nrsb0Tnod hhornds
,r,c a,vr well adapted 10 clover plaster. Pay for
each tract v in h. very sui, chasefs brng well
secured deem TO mnfr purchasers VIII
view the lands which will be shown apple on 10 The .nScri-
tc. NJ H. ni''Hr"S'
Jan 20 JOHANNESBURG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
YnIuabLe proptrtu n FIuranna lor sale.

PURSUANT the of deed of trust, executed by
Bernard Samuel eakc aud The Undersigned the lst
Of Junc 2i and du! admitted record IN The offices Of the
clerks the usinss OF the Of Richmond and
Fuvanna order satisfy The purposes Of said deed The
undersigned will, the e,h da, Of July next II O'Clock NJ
pubic the highest bidder ready
the .oor o.! the Washington Tavern, in the cry OF
Richmond the following rau bs tracts or parcels u nnd lying
of Fuvann tract continuing O0
being land wherein William Harlow resided Al the
deed which formerly the Of Charles
Ro5nson-ono containing acres, the property of
Mics Manly aud co;si 49 formerly the
Williams in: the lands cunveyedto
said Alien bernard by deed from the sheriff of the said county
Fuvanns BY reference SAID deed. duly recorded in the
sad will July appear. The title
The mentioned Popc, believed TO be ndisrutab but
sells he will only undertake
the such title in him by tie Deed Of
Trust 0tesaij. JOSEPh al'LbN,
June f9-tdsl .7ctrg Trustee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
S4s Of reqcJie L9nds IN lie counties If Hsnraco ana
(JsStsy6siH


nay wh authority vested in Us by Decree OF the .t
e-Hu2r idurt oi Law and Chancey Tor the county OF en
rec "a" ery Rchnon pronounced on the 3oh day o, hPn'
- tao ei.n depending, in The first OF which, honas
laI r~oNi sd Luz W. Lucy Cooke and others
e Wl'f' Benz amin Sh"ppard late Shef OF hehco' anu
. ; o.ir OF the of Rnwl.r Cooke ana Bower
r. IocI dec a"d hers defendants, aud IN the secoha ="
"'cn Wtn Sh"rpa' late sheriff OF liconco county, una
.l g. honS with he viii Annexed o. h%"Ie
lnc.e Dec 18th" psr' and rhon,s Underwood anh Lucy
- ' " nd Ot1"s defend ins, shall proceed 10 SOU
p'c utina, premises the highest bidder o. ues
es re oJy IL O'Clock a. Nj, ffair, nn on Inc
u at Day ih Of land yng in the county Of heneo
"hh "1lr Coke did seized anil posSessco anu caiu
'F feHs containing. Sl hundred and jorfro deTes os
- t,. THIS land adloin lands Of Col Robert feket
"N"n Whns and others und is about fifteen miles nri"
ny k,hmond. and tho road leading norn ,hat 81. W
'Nc'Cy Courthouse. The purchaser will have the peee
r sc'op ofwIea the lind This Fall, and wiz DC EN-
hfo l thereof the lat day OF January next.
" ~" Sc made the following TERMS viz for cash as me
" l"o thousand three hundred and doas ann
@ ~h interest OF S! 500, part thereof, from inc "
" 9 unt the day Of SALE and TO all the proper cos
sa@ ~ NJ a AM residue OF the proceeds on sac
irit onc and three from tho DAY OF H"o-'"
pn-n 10 bc secured by bonds with ono OF more
an the TUE To be retained additional security o' "
:''dl payments.
W Shall proceed day, the hour OF O'Clock
sN.o premises al public auction, the hshest hd-
g. fna con,ainn. about Three Hundred and Eghy
't' yns Martins Swamp, the county OF
% the lands OF Edward o. Watkins and others ara o
10 be sold tor the Of his debts and when ian" -
a"ny opposite Turkey Island, the es'dehce So'
- f'eH"tt on james River
tract will be sold on the following terms VIZ oI
epu all the proper COSTS charges and expenses OF
N1 The a and the residue OF the proceeds OF SAFE,
e one two three years, from the day Of sac ~
~ Instruments Bonds, with moro appr, we'd securities,
sien credit instruments, and the title 10 the iahd 10
+'7ei tho whole purchase money IS pad-Ihe lands
49, :" sal by the unhetssnea, ",e 49, 80 nn,ch,se
''"s 'he a''e"'''" " SAMUEL TAYLOR,
Il. T. DANIEL,
ROBERT 6. SCOTT,
Naval r7-,5s1 Commissioners.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
Chirkakominy Land for Sale.


- d.y OF July next, lair and if nor, the sir
-. sunday excepted, the Tract Of Land called FAIR
~ ;n on Clcsahomny River, Ihe conn'S OF Hanorei
from Echmosd about erb; miles contains $50 acres
If b,ch cot is cierIed about len here's OF the
lind, and susceptible OF nsai ION ut all
-. la aace heavily Imbecd with pine. hickory, oak
The greater part G! which is pme Tobaeco land.
Sxs barrels ofc"rn per Meadow OF %
e Il is considered by u persons acquainted with the
dapted 10 The culture OF the Vine ard Mulberry
- consist Of houses OF Every descriptions except
'" .aouse, which burnt last a by accident comioa
be made small By adding some of
in.eiher. The situation is remarkably healthy,
the OF g-nteel and improving ne,shhorhood
uh.r deemed useless, it is presumed
an y III s"y bd Ter the land whoal having first @s6
rr,ns- OF ihe purchase money 10 be paid The
ans next will be delivered; the other three
h secured by personal security and
The land-the purchaser have the pivilts &C
,aeasa small grain crop this i" Myself will al
the premises, aud will shaw the land TO all PERSONS
x..Gir, 10 view II previous TO the day Of sale.
P Immediately Rcr the above SALE viii! be sold the Mills
:ai nj known MACoS'S MILLS, adjoining 10 the above
Pc, With % oil land therso. The Grist and Ma
SECURING Mill Of aud do of burr stones,
~, order having been lately gecd. Tho mill is
and capable OF cutting quantity OF tim
The from 25 30 bb!s Of cora MONTH
stand. higher in the Richmond Markets fer Family Flour
ia, ia, ii tHs MIL ;, =,
trq,li fa-'os
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
May 81

Trrdegnr Railing Mills and F"undry. Richmond Ia
E'HE edsar Irun Company beg leave inform public
their Rolling Mill and Fore complete and
thsy prepared oenecuc the shortest Orders for every
desc of bar Iron, either hammered rolled, embracing
Fiat Iron from ) l2inrhcs wide
Ronnd md square 3 10 TO do do
Hoops. 3itn2i 10
Band, , 10 81 hoS lad tank Iron;
Railroad Axes hammered the approved plan and
ranted Splicing Plates for railroads. and punched order r'
al iron DO.
IN connection with their Rolling Mill and Forge the Tredcsnr
Company have erected Iron aud Brass Foundry smith
and Machine shop In This department Of their business they
prepared furnish all descriptions OF Castings for railroads.
mill gearing, Other purposes have the fitted
the best having secured the the
rienced and skilful arrizans that could hr obtained.
Having entire confidence 10 their say serve the public upon
good aud with good work similar establishment
The Unon they respectfully solicit share OF their patronage
FRANCIS Is. DEANE. il
Nav II f3-tfl President 7rfdegdr iron Company.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-06-18
.Nyfats regetatte Life Pills and Pheni1 Bi1sTs

THE universal cnation in whirh celebrated Life Pills and
Phenix Biers held, is satisfactorily demonstrated by The
and the their efficacy which
are every offered 1t not less from deepy gratifying
good among afflicted fellow creatures than from Interested
that the proprietor OF these success
m medicines DESTROYS OF keeping them constantly before the
ouc eve cv"ry additional box and bottle qua
ranee tha, will he relieved from or less de-
orc. improved general health, IN no case
Of ,ueriu. from disease they be taken vain The Pop
oor been Informed Of an instance IN wheh
mic disease chronic dyspepsia, torpid hve hrnnasm
sbr,a nervous bilious hcndache costren.ss ~ gene
~, drb,,y swrngs and ulcers scuvy, sal" rheuH
and all other affections OF the organs and men"anes
,bv eGct cures with rapdiy permaneucy which few
have testified from happy experience IN cods una corsnh
Iua"s and indeed the general these medicines
taken bu, three four lays, never Al hn,
h ,cm of f.bre acton mud fc ulsnt Instructions, 10
oduce delightful OF convalesence IN me monsj
ana though the usual sympom. Of cold should partially return
rnr he day the repetition Of suitable dose tho next "u' OF
bod time will invariably effect permanent rer "ith"u.
uher aid Their effect cverH of more ncne and violent
lind moi less sure speedy proporiionabe qncny
and sons retiring bed with nammaioy symptoms OF The mos.
Alarming kind awake with the gratifying consciousness ihn
lie 6cre enc been ovehrown and easily De snhnud
In The same though long ana
yscera namnations however critical "l yrd-,he omr,
and he large doses Life Pills; and 30 also hvs
.cal affections hypocondncsm, rcssness nad very many
ey Of the Phenr Bas Full directions for the use OF these
medicines their distinctive Applicability to a"eh
they be obuincd, wholesale
and retail 375 Broadway where numerous cehcdes o. ne
always %p'n to ~
SsM,n,1.s copy of which accompanies the medicines
copy can obtained Of The different Agents VINO nave "
pn and Spanish directions be obtained npp
c,,ion al the office, 315 Broadway r.
All paid letters VIII rerei'e ~ =, -r
md add by WILLIAM B. MOFFA 375 hfoau"ay
New York liberal deduction made to those WHO puehae s
asnin. :. : - ..o he had nj tho ptucipa
atIsfs: M"c s,sy ,G%I Pin. an P1sn.
fac sime Of John Mofals signature " prU ns - Off