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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-27

49, 80 Renresentative for n second term In vot-
;np for Harrison as Chief Magistrate OF the Union 'a
of The honest Democrats felt as II they were vo''n
n,t;ons first honor to Ohio, not the individual ana wa
WI, discard both the individual whom she has nVa'
r:oblv honored with her Suffrage, and the proud dis'e
ion Of the Presidency, which, with iaudaDie
she has repeatedly sought at the sacrihce OF :.
ny possibly forever the Republican party, 10 WHICH -
bscyer been her boast TO belong We cannot believe u
rc, s Int one way of producing such result and tat
the nlan which we have doubt was employed 10 ese'
the late city delegation TO Congress, ana "n'ch
Seward the Gubernatorial char OF the State: i'.e
than two thousand imported votes were s"s" L;oh
The CITY of New York alone, at the election to "h'cn
re refer This was made manifest in the falling Oh
nc the subsequent election. \ multitude OF circuh
stances conspred 10 prove 1t at the tnie ana
the whole system has been revealed IL was nv
that Naylor triumphed over lngersoii ny tne
then that Thaddeus Stevens voted the hfteen nun.
drcd at Millerstown, prccinc, containing only ~
400 votes 1t was then Governor remington al"
his clerks Fihian and Booraem took Tue SNORT ."''
and carried the representation of New Jersey by au
dulsntv loppinr off the returns of two counties, m
stend of adding to them By false votes At the 'a''
elections in New York, il will be remembered 'l'1 y.
carry the State for Governor, as wen as the W ny
cation there was strange influx OF voters al
Ieense Hudson Albany and all the river and lake ci-
tos of ,naontude The accession of fore On Strength
~ these points made up the whole of Stewards majority,
and more Now that the Presidency and the once %
Governor are both pending on the same vote there IS 10
doubt that with millions of British gold TO aid the opera
on the system offFaud and importation OF
will be attempted upon still, more extensive scale. II
the Democracy en- nasse stand up for their rights they
can reprcss the fatal blow now med'taed against .he
elective prnciple-,he freedom and sovereignty OF the
people If New York sustains Mr. Vas BrRrS, the
Republican party of the Union will triumph III his re-
election Pennsylvania and Virginia, the old flag ships
of the Democracy still bear the ensign aloit South
Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Missouri
Illinois, Arkansas, New Hampshire can be safely count
ed on Maine, no longer reposng in confident security
and these without counting on New Jersey, Georgia
North Carolina louisiana Michigan, of all of which
we have hopes will put end TO the hard cider hallu
cination and its hugger- mugger concom'tants-GioOs
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POETRY.
TO THE WINGS OF 1910
"xucs VET REMAINS ussUSG."

TO THE NHitiS Of lctv.
Base creatures of Mammon, 60 kneel
To the idol and ark Of your trust ,.,
Co PROSTATE your necks TO the vile tyrants heei'
And worship your monarch ~ ous'-
,Twere sad that in bosoms OF slaves
For freedom desire should remain, =. 1900,
Eut YOUR souls are the reptiles that pufro" Ia s'
Where light cannot reach them again
And s,ecp'd in pollution, securely ye resi-,
Too Calious for shame, and TOO base 10 oe o'@''-
The convic, that's bound in his cell
VIII struggle awhile to be Tree
The charger will strive TO rcoei,
Thou rh his rider u hero may ne
But a brute has more spirit thah uio"'
The CAPTIVE il n0bef III chaiils--
Than being with liberty stampd on MS oIo"'
And the blood of 4 serf in his veins,
III m. image debased from its fashion divine,
The form of an angel, the heart OF Il swine.
90 shout in the train of the proud!
Go kiss the Aristocrat's rod.
And mngle your breath with the trahcSlnc crown,
Who would barter their country and God.
Co. trarpie IN idiot hate
The laws We have sworn To revere,
Give brokers and bankers the sceptrr OF stare,
And make every merchant peer
Content that the rights of your children be soid,
And the Juggernaut erusi IL tue "hee's are o s"'u'
on fields where our forefatlcrs BLEED
Shall your monuments vainly arise;
o'er the incense OF bondmen, the glorious dead
shall wrathfny scoHl from the skies.
WHY boast Of the banner they reard.
Wny tell Of the battles they won:
We were last To surround II, when danger appear Is
Or cx,ol what the valiant had done
In peace ye are serpents, aud das,ards IN hshf,
And the dag of the frees repioaeh IN your sisht.
60 boast Of your fortune and BIRTH
Go mimic the serfs of 4 throne.
And pirate the slendors, the justice, and worth,
That iailows each land hut your own
AWAY 10 Canadian hills
While royalty's shadow remains,
Where the relocated myrmidon ruthcssy kills,
And 4 bastard nobility reisns.
AWAY 'ere the spectre of Arnold shall claim
In your gloomier treason release for his shame.
Your payeants of folly and pride,
Your visions Of plumber and power,
Like the leeions OF Egypt, engulfed in t:,- tide,
Shall vanish away in an hour.
The tempest you madly have nurst,
Shall scatter its fire your path,
And the scorn of people Indignantly burst
On the traitors who tiouted their wrath
And the freedom W. wTested from tyr2nts OF yore
Broad as the sunlight shall cover our shore :, :,
cw Haven, 1870 J. w.
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Il!:.1'I.1''iyI;;X s|sSTIIsI.Z;l!
~ GaHpilL GE I.CCi%E,
~ L'ELIAjR DE L'.i-EUGH.

H{O%T rp.r ~ .fsc1cu Pa5ic.-Tle Y. states Pro-
VI 'r.;as ~ tia "LNtiaa CorfR," or "EiIir ~
Iarc Ms -. the community the following certificate
the inventor The .ustriuuS Dr. Mag
min III ia..
'Ii> certify ;int have disposed If The receipt for max
sell throughout hc tinted States Of North America, 10 JOIN
WINTERS Ol.DEEN ELL, W. II. My reason for dong, i.
Cordial which
Inventor. m. >. n,,nr llai am unable 10 supply All The or.
the vouc@afcd this like
nature, order generaiZc the benefits Of my discovery
throughout the world.
sGven III; hand Paris, this nineteenth day If ia
nuary year Mul islt hundred and thirty eight
..E.lSIE MtGNlH.
Ga,rsrp DFtLvc. mo-
Nm MERRITT, """'Sst'.
Incina Cordial lis
grateful acknowledgements f tc ta.trlng patronage which
have been ia touching miraculous efficacy
his medicine The well founded reputation Of the
.raa Withdrawing long adj
ycrti,een bu, ur benefit o hosr persons who may he
unaware mature. explicitly state that il Or
creirl such
Francetha speedily the vire powers, where
exhausted is disease Otherwise, and subtn-
tell. - f..'v', matt e m ototua tgrr
for the huuf Anus ana above al t IL The only medicine
discovered Tor REMOVAL ' pare
rnncsss IN females OWING 10 rs Nas,y lnVisoalhs Qualities
II i also e. hsed III "ict on-rueeu ucut or painful men
situation, ncogtinenCc ot tie urine, or involuntary dscas
thereof eptons Of the SKIM dropca affections of the
In that all classes OF society may receive the benefit OF
Dr. Sagnn' discovery, the American proprietor has consented
that the Cordial shall be sold III bottles OF SIX ounces eac ~ The
reduced price OF three dollars winch Is less ta one ai The
price charged Tor " ~ f!ncs. ,.,,, ,, ,>,,, . ,
1ohN "i-,i Inns 'i ,;,a S,, ri D. VI: ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-27

MEDIChL CUITEGE-In Richmond, Firrnia
THE Winter Session Of The Medical Department Of lamp
Sidney College, will Richmond on the Isl
November cd and until the last Of February
following.
Cullen Theory and Practice Of Me-
dicine.
H. W Chambcrayne, NJ d. Professor of Maera Meica and
Therapeutics.
r. L. Bannan " d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases OF
Women and Children.
Thomas Johnson W. D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology
Augustus l.. Warner, VI. H.. Professor of Surgery.
Socrates Maupn, VI. d. Professor Chemistry and Pharmacy
The inirmary attached 10 the College furnishes ample
Der Of Medical and Surgical for clinical instruction, during
The Winter Clinical Lectures will also he delivered the Aims
House Penentiay, which The Student will have
AUG. L. WARNER, NJ. D., Deaa u TIC Faenir
i7-tNG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-27
FEil.iLE SCHOOL

1t he PARSONAGE, ncar L0rrtt0, ESscr County, "a
TIME es Institution will be resumed on The hrsi DAY
uf October neat. Tla of study besides the usual
hra;tl Gr IN Engl. Eaucao which taught WIN great
care Logic, Rhetoric ::ienccs u hnstiany ,a.l
nanv &C. To these max added The French Spanish and
Italian Languages, Music, Drawing anl Painting Ne.dc-"o"'
plain and ornamental, and working IN Wofstcd.
Tie scholastic year divided into wo sessions o I'VE months
eac! W pupil viii BE- received nr les g'o ian one IN! -
r nor :y deduction naic fof lo unless occasicnr L
sickness :.
~ 500 Tun in branches, SO; Bed ana bedding,
il moi supplied Nv the pupil, -; Piano Forte, -
The French, Spanish aud Italian Languages, Drawing ana RANT
inc nj fhr usual Needle work free 81 charge
lriicrs detected Rev. John T. McGue lor"o Essex coun-
> ip..1.3," ..n: !. ls.D 31-wt
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Washington Cnirersify Of Baltimore


r.IIiE regular lectures in this tuon will
usual PERIOD the last Monday of octoher and continue until
the lst of March.
Faculty following professors in order
appointments
II. Miller NJ. d., Professor If Anatomy Physiology.
Samuel H. Jennings NJ d. Professor Of Ma.a Mcdica Tie
rapeutics, and Legal Medicine.
w. W. Handy, w. d. Professor Of Obstetrics Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Monkur, NJ. D. Professor of Practice
of Medicine.
Edward Foreman, VI. d. Professor of Chemistry
John r. W. Dunbar, W. d. Professor Of Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy
w. Il. Handy, NJ. D.. Demonstration Of Anatomy.
The Faculty would invite the attention of students Of medicine
and the profession generally the peculiar advantages of this in
stituton.
The plan believed improved I'm the same
ice college delivery Of lectures rooms
large number Of resident students, and hospital for Sick
The hospital which Is the place chosen for the medical treatment
of the Of the United States entitled huspiia
the Government, and containing upwards patients, public
private, affords for the study Of disease
this country. And "a the resident the
PATIENTS under the direction Of the Professors they fail
acquire knowledge Of practice which will greatly facilitate their
success iii after life.
The arrangements for the prosecution the inportan depart
men Of anatomy unsurpassed this country addition
SO owing 10 The liberal and enlightened views o! her
citizens the arrangements Of the dssectins this
sty such rs TO afford peculiar facilities.
In The different departments the professors supplied
with the essential means of demonstrating whatever required.
The chemical apparatus suces illustrate principles
chemistry.
The department Of will be illustrated ly large nunbr
Of Instruments models and apparatus comprising those Aux
and the pathological models of Thbcr Justly celebrated
imported from Europe expressly for this department the Uni
ycrsty.
The Faculty sincerely believe young who really
acquire practical knowledge profession cannot
ht struck with the great advantages institution organized
improved plan must Afford and invite all such
their institution ant form impartial smcnt az
best suited 10 advance their ow interests
Additional information in reference plan terms
be obtained by letter addressed TO
JOHN r. " DUNBAR Dean IF the Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-27
THE ELECTION,


The Federal party are in ecsacles, filling the city
with the thunder of cannon for the result in Ohio If
they could look within their own hearts and ours they
would find that the paroxysm OF transport originating
III the successes OF system OF fraud and foul corrup-
ton, nothing 10 the calm confidence which true De-
mocru every where feel the conviction that boncsty
is the best policy and the heartfelt satisfaction they
enjoy III the consciousness of having exerted them
selves with probIty and patriotism TO their country.
The Democrats OF OHIO have nothing to regret in the
late event. but the dcpravity Of their antagonists and
the temporary cloud il may cast upon the Republican
ism Of the State. The increased vote of the Democra
cy-the niiexhie virtue it has shown in the contest
against raud-corruptnn-:he power of the corpora
tons, and thousand local difficulties is earnest Of a
brighter day and Il more confirmed ascendency.
The foul system which as tappears from letters,
the Opposition havr brought to bear in Ohio, would
doubtless have failed OF success il there had not been
vast body Of Republicans carried off by considerations
of State pride, which has invariably operated
of honest Democrats 10 vote the Chief Magistracy to
their State, regardless of the pretcnsions Of the
candidates 1t is human nature TO look al home in the
dispensaon ofhonor and northumberland thousands of
Democrats, have no doubt have been influenced by
this consideration If these had voted with their brc
then who have without them given greater vote than
the Democracy cast in Ohio before, the mis-
representations and frauds of the enemy would have
proved unavailing But fthis natural bias which has
contributed eecually, with the sinister employ
cd by Whiggery, to give Ohio 10 HARRISON should ope
rate in ~ Y have not reason to expect that it will
bring that powerful and patriotic State the Republican
Standard At the last election for Congress, Ohio threw
majority of ten thousand for the Republican party.
At the election New York gave about five thou
sand majority for the Federal tcket-a failing Off of at
least five thousand from its majority ofthe year before.
1t paalty for citizen who had in vain, of late years.
sought the confidence of Ohio for State trusts, could
convert Democratic majority Of 10000 the last cleo
ton, into greater Federal majority this is i, unrca
sonabs to anticipate that New York, which has been
gradually returning 10 the Republican ranks, will do
much for her native son. as Ohio for hers by adop
ton, Is it be expected that New York will reject her
favorite who lost her vote during long po
litcal lifs-whose principles thoroughly known to
be suchas led the way to the States highest prosperity
of his an State for lis Chief MagIsiracy for single
term, nor even that ofhe district in which be lived for
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1oC,I q NQRI.ISG

-or-r n ,.cfrv inform citizens that tiey now nv y,
w and are receiving n very ,lllus""o
MADE CLOTHING, CONSISTING. q, very o,.x f,a,,s
SUPERIOR Beaver, Asplati FROM aiu .nd nress coo,.
Blrc black, invisible green ana oi.s'' f'''s 49,
Cashmere cloth and oc-skin rants a ,r,i,, article
Tppecanoe and Tyler "o, " ~" ~
Velvet eassimec Cashmere, mcrno tolaneI silk ana 'a
Vests, Of every description .. &c
Also, general assortment OF
Shirts Stocks, Collars, Bosenis
Crayais, Scarfs, Suspenders
Gloves, Shoulder Braces
Warning Gowns, Umbrellas, &c, &c,
Tiopecanoe and Hard Cider idks;
silk ,nerino and lambs wool Shirts and Drawers
DO do. do do. Hose;
An Of which will sold very reduced prices AMI on accom-
mudaiin. terms. .,.. ... c..,,x,
no M, Subscribers for Baltimore Richmond and Petersburg
markets and is made the best materials and workmanship
viii on, be necessary cali and examine them to he convinced
of the above statement , -u,
Persons who are of The above articles would DO wen 10
ca! they purchase rs they can sell Tor ten or 'ef e
cent, lower usual price of such clothing iley natter
themselves from which they have received
from the cit!zes Of Richmond aud Manchester, thai proper a.
tenun 10 the Will 10 them share OF public pat
''"'Ee' ""'sA "''' = ELIAS Il. SPENCE
Main sfrcct, Opposite .WerchaMts' Ccr.r Hon'e.
" H-- have Just received, Cloth. Camt anu macintosh
Cloaks; sub Treasury Goats, Pants &C, Sc ,
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South Gnrdea, Caroline Comfy.

MISS MARY /. JACKSON viii open School y 'l:'
vi near the Richmond and Fredericksburg ilrold ~ l.
January n-y Tor The reception ~ !pnn. Ladies. Rsatr-
ing, English Grammar Geography with the Ne 81 1.'
Maps, Arithmetic, Algebra, Elementary Mathema'e,
Philosophy History, Ancient and Modern. Rhti1fiE
the French, Spanish. Greek and Latin languages VII
shall aid Miss Jackson in teaching. hnt the eoyrrun
schoo! w he exclusively her own. Every liorrr ai;ct'
be paid the health. comfort, and religious and npal h
meni Of the young ladies.
Terms for board, tuition, lodging, washing, fuel !'-a
$40 paid half yearly advance, tor the scholastic ye
usual extra charges Tor Music DIlwing ami Painting
Oci 10 t45-wlaw) JOHN G.. LAWEaS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-27

~ O1E.Stulen from wagon on the night "l the itth al
August lsn about ten eleven miles from Kicnon ana
about m mil. above GrcgayS Tavern the Main road lead
ing from Richmond Gooic' Bridge, dark Bay HORSE,
about feet hiaI heavy made with scar one
side Of III. head near the chcck-bunc ahoi; inches long
and ahou, widc onkn. that tie hair does no;
on III, head rclealy large, aud he carries II "nr y
digging roter, raccud light sorrcl MARE,
height light made, with white spots near
neck made y work, and small knot on the back
bone abon middle She shows white round IN The eyes
than oi she il ragged pped irn pleasantly aud
pace They both about ycar-old Any information
rcspecin. will m thankfully received, and am "in.
10 ay reasonable reward person that w!ll pat ir III p">
session of hem and also willing reasonable reward
any person Will be the OF bringing the ii or thieves
justice. Ny address Is Duprce Old store, IN rlot. county
Viia;ua GREEN MOSEI.EY.
Sent 5--WlUWt
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SALE oE LANn. NEGEnCs. &C.. IL mAXovER.

SALE or LAND, NEGROES. Sc, IL HANOVER.
FINDER late decree County Court. :" ~,
Z vii SELL highest bidder, the premises on ne @i
Of Orcr $50 Tract 81 Land called StGo IN Hanover
on I,lc riyer adjoining the lands Of MeSfs Edmund W. andrr
son John and others and belonging 10 The children oil
Uqr H Minor The contains 10 acres, com
nlod deal of excellent mcadnr; lies iavnaly u Wen
waercd very healthy and considered one u iic hest farms ~
SEE shown rs Mr. Long, The manager, or Mr. i'icis
II. Minor, Mr. Noel, or Mr.. ,cdd, neiaib"r+. ~
Also several SAVES and tIc Stock, Crops Sc. Wheat
viii be- before the ae such preparations made t'' u
can he directly, and possession given forthwith
TERas-For the Negroes, credit Of six months For the
LAID liberal credit made known the sale For the St"k <,
trn &C. credit year. except for Of i've dollars or
les when u cash. Bond, with good security, VIII he IT.
quircd. and, for the land lien also
WN WERTENEAKER CONNIE ;,,,,x re
LICIAN MINOR,
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CHRisTIANsyILLE FALL RACES

ftNHE Races ms Course VIII commence ~
27tii DAY october next, and continue i've day:
FEsr D,r.-proprietor's Purse $50; entrance ~ 2n
Second Race, day.-A sweepsake race IS" tf
mile OUT entrance $50, half forfeit, 10 aEd e..
evening preceding the FIRST days
SECOND DAY-Jockcy Club Parse SiOo; entrance s-'t
mile heats.
TnRp DsY.-Purse $50; entrance -; two mile heat.
Second Race, dayA sweepstake, for tiirer year
trance $780, half forfeit mile heats 10 name and Close Y
evening preceding tic second days race
FocRfH DaYA sweepake race, for three year 'li' 81
$780, half forfeit, mill heats, To and close ~ ~ ''A
three . make .
Richard C. Puryear enters b. f., by Goliah, dam y! sN
Ton>op
William NcCargo enters b. f. Emancipation dandy !oa'
James williamson named.
David Mcdaniel enters h. T., Lady Wake, ~ characie a'
Virgnian. 1900
Frru DAy.-A saddle with ;io gate money 81 III
added $40; free for any horse that "
From the increased number OF horses ia training ~ i
and the ncigbbnrng the subscriber can, viii W.
assurance invite the attention of persons distance Il
the sports that now prom 10 repay them an abnndab
shall be prepared, usual, 10 accommodate yisl.o =
and lii,er furnished horses gratis.
RICHARD G. PURYEAR, ProPrs
Mcckenh,ire Va, Sept. 10, lssD. ia
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WooLIEN AND COTTON GOODS, suitable for Negro Co-
W thing consisting of heavy Keseys for men, Lnseys
women oznabures and Cotton Domecs &c., all Pecntary
Manufacture and equal 10 any goods Of the kind market
sale low for cash, punoiua
J. G. WATSON, .ageat Penh,nhary
Uct2 4l-lm
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WHO alscondcd from The subscriber amelia county
W tie sth inst, and At he Toll Gate nrar
ter an The evening o the 9Th doubtless his way ~ W.
W TaliacrroS Caroline county, who owns III VIE, an =
he sold Il short time ,ince.
Walker mnlaiin man, about iSei orr inches i
full face, and forehead with scarcely any -ina "
them, fail u;t.rih i stout ihick hriI. VIII ~ L.
short and thick neck. aud about - nit IL BAD &" FL
rft coarse cotton shri hue uck cot. bGe c'>s'ri
blue cloth vert. III i .i-t brown iIt bat. WI 2is.
Reward If 800 ii IT. taken oat .; tie Si' and e
within tl state and lodged in ial 50 that cct lin
vcrcd augustus II. DIewry, n the Store u " 800
Ellis :. Snrs, ticuncHi. HENRY !. b..t.t'h
Paine yile, Amelia, Oct. 10, lsi9
l3 ai-~a
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ID CARR 7nsrncy at La having permanently located him
self Charlottesville Virginia. attend regularly The
fror aud Superior Courts of Abemae, Ioa Fluyanna.
Business conided Ia his shall receive strict attention
RcfrrrHe-Profor Davis Jno T. Jones' Charlottesville Va
Gov. f;ilrer Pc,on, peane x Edwards, Richmond Va
sept Is 3S-st&wsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-27

IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS rule. held ~ tbr 'ltrs =
Of No,oway County Count, the ih day Of oetoh' ,ii
John II. Knight. i'l.5
against
Edward L. Royal and Isham G. luudy, D.irE!2.
The defendant Edward H. Royal, not having entered
the rules Of The said Court and il appearing ls slsacl'
dcnct that liz nlabitant 81 Tins country y "f
that said defendant do appear before tc aid Court ~
,ay Of tie rrS January term and answer TIE bA 81 IL pi
ami that copy of this order b. forthwith inserted - ,vns
paper published N ci,y Of Richmond for two month,
-fycly and pos door the Courthouse ~ III
-. copy-Test..
oct II ti5-wsw) /. FGTZGEgAl.p e.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-10-27

J,oe Tie cure of White Swcllngs Scr"inus and oor IN
j unrs Ulcers lees old ami fresh wounds, Srn,~, aud
Bruises SwcllugS lnanmauns, s,iid Head, Women
,.r Breasts rheumatic Pains T,trrs, Erfinn>, thlhanS,
Elt and external diseases GENERALLY IL y
lkcw ls greatly superior any medicine heretofore discovered
for tho la',d horSeiur ctdPped
ipsan every eI,Rd! boG ccd that mdydt 10 nc
Lot II nm ii bfdsi.
This ointment possess three very desirable properties VIZ
free discharge al the cor
produces tendency 10 heal, while II Is eAtTee
~ mild and pleasant III IL operations. ,a -,
NEW YosE, April 10, 1888
Dear S-I effected surprising oi scad
head through the means yuur pnc Specific Ointment
Tlr patient Exam, shin carpenter. had is raht thigh
ami /. from tie hip downward drradiy .cltcd !! the up
SETTING caidon # pici. III the llrS Dock
Ii- pocr torture when Wa called ~,
rnl afraid would have - submit 10 amifa-
tipn SHOWING niraci-y attractive % ONT
Iucrl plentiful the parts affected, ana had the
great pleasure afforded almost immediate relief,
thar hold rational conversation with me
application: hi o@n emphatic cNrrS
siun h. I'm darwin" The ire ot ri lam; nnd ~ seen or rst
dly- wound tar healed - u permit iim u Walk
abroad though three weeks before allowed lin I" r.
sumo lis i.a orruaiiun shall he happy i. you PUBLISH this
cac feel uttered III The circulation Of y"r inrirned
specific. JOHN row ftsH, u. ~.
CHNELE,-uS, or.. ~, 1888.
DR. Harrison: Dear Sir You win otge ~ Immediately
forwarding tn gross of your Scic Ointment. io a.ci-
pale t opening u The Spring trade, ~
the demand fer yolr specific greatly Increasing
Nanrs -. iilyiL1ap. tt,Ers;L = At'rS.
This .i@r 0iemou is ~ The prng stores N c-
t,rslrir Ior.Haii Norfolk and Richmond fflce % cents
p.r Ia. VII, TIL directions.