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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05
CFrom me- ~. Y. f.r. Post.


The business Of turning out and putting IN Is gong
on al Albany with the greatest activity Ferret opus ;
the threshold of Office is hot with the hurried steps of
those who driven cut and those who are rushing IN
Why is it that the Wing party Just at tins moment
is so profoundly silent concerning the maxim that u"
the victor belong the spoils Of the enemy Nobody
can have forgotten what violent drtcsaon OF that max
i'm that party expressed two three years since, when
they were in the minority. They have since changed
their minds they now adopt that maxim as the RUE OF
their ,omduc and all 10 stripping their defeated ad'rr
sarcs US hunter strips buffalo CT ms SKIN, while Inc
body Is yet warm
There i no need, however, that the wing party
should make direct proclamation of the motives their
silence, coupled with their actions speaks more plainly
than any Phrase they could invent. By their sweeping
removals FROM office and their shoals ot appointments
appointments OF eager and hungry partHans, they are
aging the people "Whcn We denounced the maxim
ofdsplacing public officers for political reasons, we did
not mean that should not be governed by that MAXIM
ourselves, the moment We cane into power. 1t was
JUDGE against the other party, IN order to get the ma
iorty on our side When VIC had done this, VIC intend
ed al along the Democrats out OF all the "iiiceS
in the g,!t Of the Executive, and put our own part.
zans IN The maxim Is excellent ma%m, most
useful .aNu; useful 10 quarrel w, and useful To put
in practice. We have served turn by rcvlng 1t,
and now We shall serve our turn by adopting It.
Such is the plain English OF the late proceedings at
Albany WcGuot from the Albany Argus The follow
ing abstract of the changes made pursuance OF the
maxms OF dcsruc,vcs-thc plumber to the lnerccna-
rcs of the party.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

NJ L. JOSEPH CONVICTION, Sr-Bsing informed you
1Vl resident Of the Of Virginia. and having
agent in the aid State will please take notice. that Mon
day. the 18th day of APRIL $780, etp the hours Of 10 O'Clock
NJ and o'clock T. NJ The house Of Chc Terrell the Coun-
of McCcken and State of Kentucky and TO continue from
day day all the month of April Sundays excepted shall
proceed take the dispositions Ches Terrell and
read as evidence suit Chancey depending and undc
erm!Rcd IN the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Ckancery
Essex County, the of Virginia. III ich you plaintiff
and we and others defendants.
JOSEPH POLLARD
EDWIN CPSHAW
AUSTIN BRoCKENBR0TGH.
Feh.7 aS-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

uF,Kr os TmE PRAIRlEs.'-As we expected the sire
an the prarics," which has contributed 80 much to-
wards lrhtina up the Wing Abolition enthuslnsm IS
turning out 10 lie an evanesccnt flame. The shay,
wood and stubble' is rapidly consumed but the pre-
cious materials remain Togve our Wing friends here
some idea of what is left in the West since The arr-
son fire passed over, we publish the following letter
from Richard H. Ridgely, Esq, one OF tie delegates
from Lewis county to the late Missouri Wing CnnTcn-
ton Mr. Ridgely has always been an ardent friend OF
Mr. Clay and would have supported hun tor the IRE
sdcncy. This is but an exponent OF The course many
others will take The letter is dated Monticello Lewis
county Missouri Jan 6 1910, and is addressed 10 the
Editor of the Missouri Courier:
"un Ep1oR-pcrnl me to say, through The columns of your
useful paper that dnly weighed and niatHrey considered -"
tr proceedings National VIM. tonrcnton convened
m ar,i.bur. on the For must he printied To state
that rannu, under be influenced 10 SUPPORT
M nomination of Cen H. Harrison, Of Ohio iT the FfesI
dnnrr From the many defeats and disasters or common ron
nv Witnessed drnl is in estimation sufficient
evidence and demnrsaii,c proof ct his inability ahd dislca
unI for The .tcncd field the Chief iasI>tricy Of this
sacrificed, upon the anr ui parry,
sb statesman, Henry Clay the p'Gc ana boast OF
The country presented the American i"ur'r Tor tc SUI
r candidate highest office IN their :ilt :" i no other
or qualification than that q" defeated General
When the name General Harrison presented before ihr
WING convention OF this Stale, opposed the nomination OF the
iicrune Of the late and was proud thai ic
10y recommend INN u Candidate Tor
Prrsdrncy-an office which he eagerly wishes 1" fl have
eyer been an ardent M Clay and ane S
hammer world have enlisted; but cannot rally under The present
flag now Heat, from the nutward walls Of The Wing battle
the candidates, Mr. Harrison or MI Nan BuTth
.IpllS ui,upf Hs
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From The y: Y. Post. J

II. ]. PUSl.1
If noise and boasting can make a president OF the
United States; if party elect their candidate by
hard huzzang and hallooing in place Of votes then
Harrison is our next President to certainty. The
journalists who support him, and the orators NJ wing
public meetings are already in conformity with their
usual custom, celebrating their victory beforehand.
One would imagine, who did not understand the mat
ter except from their accounts that General HARRISON
was already on his way to Washington to take pos
session of the Presidential Chair and that Mr. van
White House.
Has any thing happened to justify all these professions
Of confidence, Have any popular elections taken place
which show that tine friends of Harrison are gaming
strength, When we consider we find that the recent
elections have all showed regular and progressive IN
crease of the Democratic vote. Has Gen. Harrison
done any thing since the people last rejected him to
mako h;mseEnOre acceptable 70 thsm' Hes ne rem
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

AIR. WIN. TASDY WATKINS take notice that ,laI nr5
WI the 9Th day OF March, lsin, at III" ho> Of Richard o.
hundro Wilmington. in the County OF FiTranEa. STAT,
Virginia, take the deposition 81 Jesse Glass, jess. FrE
and uhrrS lGusa Courthouse, the ~
Tor on the 9th March. lsh take the deposition Of LIN
T. CnwIcd, Philip H. Jones and Others: and The IAN
March, lsiD, nj the Bell Tavern, IN the city Of Richmond
take In. irDnstirn u SlaS Onnundfo and others: and IN
18th of March. leiD the Bngbo"k Hotel in the ~ p
trrSblrc Va. take the deposition Of Henry Davis and Uh
ON the .uin March, oi0 the house Gto.r OruphHrt
The Comfy of fiuraIna, and state OF Virginia take the %
ton ri William 7. tlirgrcr Grorg" omnundrr JOHN Dufr
,irn aud others and al James smith. Fau,
tiir County 81 ruvanna, Va. the I'd March, take the @
StO OF William 4. Strange. !i''!chrTr! \. lucHadu. h
SHEPHERD, IT, and GthrrS. The above deposition. Viii b. taken
tween t Ti-,na setting thr each day. @
and above named and continued from dag 10 day, 1854
completed, all takou Lc rad evidence IN rrt.
injunction depending the Circuit superior Count II Las
Chanccry for the County Fluvanna IN winch
defendants, aud am paintltat which Tunes aud place
ma. attend Il you tI!nh proper. WILLIAM loNIANE
Jan 80 ci-wiW
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GENERAL. WILLIAM HENRY HARRISON,
ILL IIhir cnnHiHn,a far PrfSinfnt

in leading Editorial article of the Globe Of January
25th, is embodied the following quotation from the
Cincinnati Gazette, edited by Charles Hammond, Esq
r King Of " York made move on the Abolionl subject
on Gen. Harrison doubt spoke Of IT, but in way express
full formed OPINION " ssKscn.a on tie ssei sRess:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

IN CiIhECEGf-Niu.I~r,At rules held ia The C~rk',r1.
nj the Circuit superior Count Of ILw and hanC,n OF tass
Comfy, t.e 9Th day Of January lci0
Thomas Hurt fll.m&
against
Benjamin Hurt Jr and others, n,i,u'1g.
The defendant Maria E,nr having entered rr up,.ara
and given security according The ir ri Assembly and y .
Of this court and appearing by satisfactory rNurgra la 81.
not an nIaban ri this commonwealth, II = ORDERED i.f't
said defendant appear before the Jrd." al ihr .ah i"nd
romrilo~. aid County. tie . day Of Tia ria
answer tr bill III the plaintiffs and n ony 81 ih- uria
forthwith inserted III newspaper published ~ the
Richmond months and posted q The
door oil the Courthouse al said Count.
4 Cop-Trs,c, EUBT. III DGlN Cvt
Ian Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

IN CIANCERY-N rule. htll "a the Clerk
II the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and GilHc"y
line. IN The I'll, day nf Janulp. irip:
Arthur u. Ca!ton and Jane a'iry ''N Wit AMI other,
rim-.
against
John ia, lnr George u. Ray Tor and others, Defendants,
The defendant John y. BAYLOR has uE entered H. appeal
anca and gwen security according the Act "i t'~" ud
uc and appearing 10y satisfactory rttt
he 10; this -ah, n 90: r,t a
the said defendant appear before III" judge n t" ad
courthouse the first day OF the next term, aud answer the
u, the plaintiffs; aud that copy of This b. forthwith nr
ed in newspaper published IN the rN ~ Em@uo lur
months Srrrsivrir, and posted II the .0H door -! the
house 0f the said County.
c"P-ic-lc, EDHi III n''N, tfn-
Jan 30 si-W,N
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WILLIAM COLE Orange CurInu.c, Va. hi cH1E'
W elderly gentleman from the North To rdura' rs dn.
trrl and wi.hr. uarGCrs Tor i. aU vi
continue 81 years. The M! Um,rt
Them wl dryove Mrs Cole, who VII pay ever! possible Sc
,ri,iGn Ia their health, correct department, SC.
TERms-Boad. SaJ; ENGLISH tu,iuu, -, Latin, y hrrrk ::
Music, 20; Piano iisc, ~.
The month OF August vacation given. SHOULD also Ike to TAI
Boy under II wears Of age
Jan '5-W"r
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PIATO FORTE WARE-Huc 81.

r1,rIE subscriber i. constantly receiving from The cc:
manuafac,ury of NC>>, CLSES, New York, clcgtN: III
plain Piano fuc-, possessing the atS Improvements, IHd'
dccacy touch and OF Tone peculiar 1" ihe ~
nufacturC.
Also large Of NaSica instruments and Music
Merchandise IN general.
repaired, tuned, let hire. and taken In sr
change.
CHEAP MUSIC.
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale IN IA
State NAV be selected FROM the tho subscribe, wht
now enabled sell Philadelphia and New YORK who'ss:
and retail prices.
Piano Forte and Music Store opposite me bc'St
Aug l6 29-'i
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[. Evils II l. J.,
pr0dHcE Commission .n,rChG"t,

RrAatUDf, I,i
ELLIS grain commission, lin, negroes, rent out house
- collects Claims cIry and Ida'"Dt counties, sell.
buys Stocks. Office James W. HatrlGr * ca.
DC ~ t9-2awiw&n.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

NoTCEc ega-es, brothers and sisters, requested
10 call the subscriber OF Sarkc Wright
to get their eqna portion Of small! be divided among
he after ing The different =gacrs whom bcqeathed
JOHN NUM-.
Marcia QSG
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fFrom the y: j. Journal II Commerce q, Ft5ru,ry a5J

Five hundred ana Ten party appointments and removals III forty
ays-ur average nf fortyiwo each executive day.!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

xErfIIJSM SREEN, 8tocsss Lte rGpIng,-n 4.
w VIII practise regularly in the superior aud iErar
Allegheny, Bn,etoir, RoCkbrihgc ana Grccubr and rr:
nprinr Co;,f- ii Bath and PGcahortnS. '"s>
Ian
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

k'BEsubcriber having engas god Sir William Nainr"' 80
ar, will open school iyt tho snsuiag year 1t ~ u
milo North of Amelia Court Eouselo ccnfncnc. % w mol
nary, and end 18th December, With vacation o. orr .
the summer. Mr.. Mathews is graduate OF Ia, -
racter aud competency teacher. ,.,,or a.
The object OF the srhs0i being principally for the
Subscribers sons, il will consequently be ss;
superntendcnce. He viii take in,o his amii, ten o. "
ers if early application be made. HIS terms VIII ~ sN
For board, t5eddng, washing and candies ineiuh'"
Teaching the Latin and 6 oes tnguGgcs r,.,.., ;.
Mathematics. Moral and Political Philosophy ara M"
Recalling, Writing, common Arithmetic, Lnssith "'s
and Geography, ,,,ra;
The location ofihis school ia a. healthy any ~ .i1
end neghbohood highly mora ard rol2Iou- So .t';
will he forwarded TO parents and guardians, and g
public examination previous 20 the sunmer Fse' u,r'
wishing engage their wards, viii sddte's s
Amelia Court House, Va. NV ''ts,.sS
ScY.S
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'C- iN'tihiiE' JUS,
GEORGE X. BARR.
Lr.cmarrG, Va, Nov. 30th, 1899.

TY"rHNrRG Va Nov JUIIIl lob.
DR.. J. Kun. Richmond, Va:
Dear SNc have been nearly agents for the sale al
Your Medicines and pleasure I" inform sou 9" The great
success IN The man! performed by irn particularly III rN
that deeply runrrd The system, and where thG patients
had lr hope Of recovery II woud take much space os.'c
special u every hui have 10 state, that IN"
ROr 1 Bood, with secondary remedies have III The fol-
lown. diseases proved ni!LIc, letter and iucheS MGR
Disorders, dyspepsia chronic Complaint Bilious AZ
icctohS Rhcuma,lsm, IRE .nariy,
III. .7aiu.R Htf'HF dumand-nnd not one cure
has failed knowledge
The Sg.c Syrup has proved that in
ny obstinate
Many nri.lboood, who have used Med
irinc their practice, have civcn their opinions 10 rs beng
valuable and cCacoiS, and whenever II ~ Their power
recommend tcn that yoH may Dr. sale, ol some
consequence. We hrrewI send ynu monthly
Yours very respectfully.
DINKlE K REMROUG
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WIZ, va consider the high character of Mr. Ham
ord nc nm editor and his location being in the same
district with Gen HARRISON anu ms long
,-r,,od intimacy with the Wing candidate, We
c,nnot donbt for moment that he truly speaks the
continents Of the chat, TO whom he is both personally
and noIitically devoted Thus then 1t appears that
,no question of the deepest and most vital import
NC n Tho whole country South OF Mason and Dix
an. limo the treat and glorions General Harrison IS
oncomm;Haf We put the question 10 every honest
l. moi this non commlttalism OF their candi-
dto most contemplate paltering with the interest,
the security and happiness Of every Shareholder And
further is II not the duty OF the Wing party or ITS lead
10 nut this question in us true light as tar as Gen
Harrison Is concerned:
; ,,ronos;,ion TO the Wings of the Maryland Lcgis
l,inra II will not occupy them more than thirty mt
, 7 :, them address letter TO the s'Hero' in the
| nomc If the Wing party, demanding OF HIM full and
unrescryed expression OF his Opinions on ms SUBJECT
ana What would he his constitutional action III the
cvcnt Of his election, should bl be passed by Con
nress for the emancipation Of slaves within the Dis
! trct Of Columbia ~
ofence 10 his question, not the least Mr.. Van Blu
ons on;n;ons are known, openly proclaimed while a
| o.,d;d,.c-aud honestly and manfnlly maintained rs
I;ot MAGISTRATE We have heard a good deal of sos
cn,,,trr.IIsM from the Wings in former days. We
b, soop see whether they willing TO play the same
,,n,a ,hcy So loudly and furiously condemned few
S'.ars amo We respectfully invite them to toe The
marx 4 real Hero is never non-conmlttal. And
Che Hero of North Bend is in truth fearless and
,bove hoard as his friends cndeavor 10 represent him. 50
Ear from feeling carrined at proper demand we
nronosc he will embrace the opportunity cheerny 10
snrend before the country his sentiments upon so i'm
nortant subject But, as the veteran editor Of the
Richmond Enquirer says, nous rerronS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

NOrICE.-The subscribers, having leased JIiL OF W.
b. Jackson. 10 this City, for term Of year. ioT ,tc ii
Purchasing .Stgv0ss under the firm OF BETS. WIZ
those persons the country that may have Negroes 10y
writing ", will meet with prompt attention Ps'' ~
Negroes 10 this place for -aic would do yell TO car "
se|ng as are giving the "hIshost market prices, 10
crntions oil Negroes -,
We also keep Negroes for other persons At % cents e7
NM H. WOOD. ,oy
Richmond, Aug. 2sd, 1899. HARRIS EDh"SuaE
Au. 81
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POLITICAL REMOvA

POLITICAL REMOVAL;
Besides the large number al
tempted and perfected at the la
state officers, The rlcrkships and
and The clerks IN The public Office
the present session, the follow III
mcnts made thus far t2l-t Feb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-03-05

dared ony public service except taking four years emo
,,,ant c bis sinccurc cie1xship in Hamilton county
Is he the same feeble and oreeess intellect that he was
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DIR. KUHaL'S
II % D I 6 Z ct % S :
RESTOPeR OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES.
FOR

-,,,,,,,,,,, ,, -. iii. nhcam from Internal morbid
WHETHER Produced by nt' PM n,d ,sorIr,s trnn the
" matters arising from pa' - n, f,m,lr>t from the
use OF mercury, ci!onti biIh, 49, ~
change o life, n SPECIFIED ~ ~ ~ y, 49,, -
Price ~" p'''c c PM : II; :, i" i, ii, yrn,rcaI Dis
Assn SrrhiLific - Rcr.-l hIs H. ., r,n,rd ulcers
orders certain remedy, ana WI na, ,h, al t.cr
without leaving any neon ~ ad h n,,i.n Viii feel
remedies nave betn onn ., 'r prize mr. ottlr pint
nnh>fi somewhat pehei'''''' :" :
>: quar- - :, ~; ,id AMI IN D,s. celebrated nr
t'' SIrrtu,- and elect
si""! ~" " " ,,.nt IN il norn,r treatment.
- - ~ IN h :, Sc m 10 hours rrir. To-, The Abyssira
u, j.; ,;J ,"r tt,,a. ounces 81; half pint, So the
80" :. - =, 49, - - -,
c., U i;,.,v lar Billions and Nervous Affections, Colds,
o. prirr N ,cu,s
lp,y,1c E,rpcr Iinmrn for InGsastinn Goodness In The
,nn,cr ru,ss r ,s,kpe.s in the limbs
n,rrr. IN c.nts. ,,lf mini ii. mint
Drpns,,,yw pMnrr far Bilious Affections Bilious Fever,
t ~ a., Zoo, sc which IS 10 he taken in the
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INSURANCE. AND TRUST COMHk

Piano Forte and Music Store, Cppos,ts me bc'S',
2g-.f
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BIZ 7aOs. Gijhs. a., .7'.orasr. m 10.
cl--w ',g.
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'POINTMENTS.

Nh PPOlNThEN H.
~ and appointments, at
Il the le.i-la,urc--ihe
l1Uyls1n The STATE office, &c.
nd tIir officers Of the Senate nj
a list OF the political appoint
.iHcr The metitHg VI nc present
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
LOTION! LOTIDN!

DR. EVANS BEAUTlFYlNG LOTION, HIGH
" esteemed for curing all Erupons, Coarseuess, ed
ness, and pinples the Face, Neck Hands, and
efiectuuy cleaning The complexion, and removing all
diseases Of the skin.
Nothing contributes SO much 10 our general saccess
in lie, as an engaging first appearance. This Lotion
is admired as a most fragrant, mild, safe wash ana
greatly esteemed for its virtues in cleansing, soeang
and pvrifyng the skin Of all eluptons, injurious
to female beauty and restoring TO high degree Of
purity.
A yeau,iiul and heahlul complexion is he pride oil
al who possess ii, aud Lhe envy OF those who de-
priyed o. it. What can be affecting 10 beautiful
female in whose nature has displayed her over
us 10 find her complexion discolored with disgusting
pimpes which affect her charms?
. A GOOD appearance is the best recommendation
and as the Bcautilyng Lotion pufes he skin, and
removes all pimpes, blolChes, tan, sunbnrn, aud red
ness and produces beautiful hue, 1t is The only cos
netlc n sdy should at her toilet.
Gentlemen will also find this delightful remedy, "a
remove all roughncss, pmplcs, rnsworms spols, red
ness soreness of the lace aud nose, and every kind
OF eruption on the surface Of the human body. 1t i:
particularly recommended 10 gentlemen 10 be used al
ter shaving, as it will prevent The otherwise certain
effect OF ali common soap, in turning the beard IRE
maturey groy.
A. HITCHCOCK & Co.
SO No ~ Genesee ST., Utica, NJ Y.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20

NATURES GRAND RESTORATIVE
l valuable vegetable Medicine stands unrivalled
Tor the following Complaints, viz; Dyspepsia or In.
digestion, Diseased Liver, Bilious Disorders, Dropsy,
Asthma Cesiiveness, Worms and loss OF appetite,
and by cleansing he stomach and bowels, cures pains
~ The side, stomach and breast Gods and coughs oil
long standing, hoorsoncss, shorness OF breath, ner-
vons complaints etc. which frequently the effect
OF disease. For Fever aud Ague II Is most valua-
bic pr tentative as well sovereign remedy lis
virtues sulplss any thing heretofore known in reno
wing 81. Vnus' Dance, Two bottles have been known
10 cure this affecting disease, after having baied eve.
ry cxcrtion for four years II has most powerful
INIT encc Ia removing nervous complaints. II Is
pleasant take, and cnsy in lis operation, that II
may be administered 10 the infant with safety.
The above medicine is highly recommended by the
Rev. + Scott Of Barre l. Buck, Attorney al
Law, North cld S. Hicks and l. Bcckley, Hard
wick Rev Charles Cahoon, Lyndon Rev L Jor-
doh Bellows FaIls Doct Cyrus But sriield, Brat
ileboo; G Horn, Rochester, ". Rev Geo SIorrs,
Pousmou h. N u; Hlarri,I G. Raymond N and
many others who have been cur by his medicine.
II may hc had Wholesale retail nj Britain, Barre;
J c Farnam, Will amslown, sole proprlc ors ; f Ii
Prentiss, Montpelier, and it may he had in most 81
The principle towns in the state, AID e f p Walton
* Sons, at the Montpcer Bookstore.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-07-20
FEW DAvID's ORHEBREw PLAs-

y TER.-l he pccUlIarillGs I'm. hc.nitul Com.
pound owing To us extraordinary effects upon thu
animal fibre or nerves, lIgamunts and muscles, II,
virtues beng cnrreu by them TO The immediate seal
q disease OF pain and weakness.
however good any internal remedy may be, hs
as m external application, will prove powerful auA'
iary, III removing the disease aud facilitating the
teclons, Kings Evil, Gout Ihhammatory and CnTon
&c rheumatism, and IN all cases wnere seated PUN
eAsIs.
A gentleman travelling in the South OF Europe
and Palestine, in 1880, heard much said IN the
latter place 10 praise OF JEW DAyID's PLAST Err,
and OF the las he considered miraculous cutes /;
had Performed, that he was induce 10 ny II on his
own person. for Lung and Liver ai; clion, the To.
mova Of which had been the che object OF his Jour.
new, but which had resisted the genial influence oil
that balmy aud delicious climate.
He accordingly applied plaster ON the right side
OF the chest where the pain was seated, another be-.
tween the shoulders, aud over the region Of the
liver. In the mean lime he drank freely o herb Of
laxative qualities. III found his hra llh improv-
ing; aud in few weeks his cough left hlm, the sal
owness of his skin disappeared, his pain removed,
and his health became permanently rrinslatcd.
IL has likewise been very beneficial in case oil
", akness, such weakness and pain In the slon-
ach weak limb, lamenes-, ofl ciions of the spine
female weakness, &c. No female subject 10 pain Of
weakness in the back or side, should DC without ii
Married ladies' in delicate situations, find great elle
from constantly wearing this plaster. Price pes DO,
| so cents.
f. w. CAPRON s. CO Stale Agents TO whom all or
ders must be addressed, Rochester, Y, For sale b,
! F. II Prentice, Montpelier, Bancroft 4. Rich Planheld
Geo. Warner Co Johnson who are agents Tor the coun
| ties of Orleans and Lamolle
| A sure and speedy remedy for Thrus Canker, Canke
Rash and Scarlet Fever for sale as above. 24ly