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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08
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Anew paper has been established at Abingdon, under
the above title, by Mr.. Edward Il. Robinson, formerly q
this city. 1T neatly printed, and conducted with great
spirit. Mr.. r. is man Of talents, OF much experience
and skill in composition, and Of decided Republican
principlcs.-In his I'd No he addresses ~scathing letter
to the Hon. John VI. Bolts, who ind been rash and ILL.
hcral enough 10 charge Mr.. Robinson in the log cabif
Of this city with having robbed the mail, and thrown
the contents under the Noitoway Bridge. Mr.. r
proves By letters from DR.. Nelson of Raleigh, the
Southern mail agent. and Mr.. Hobbic, Assistant Post
master General, at Washington, that the charge is en-
,irclr gratuitous and unfoundcd. We are not at all as
,onished at the strong Indignation with which Mr.. II
repels such an accusation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

1t is with extreme regret that We have TO announce
the resignation of the talented Editor Of the .Alexan-
dria Advocate. Few young men in Virginia entered
into the Presidential contest with SO much enthusiasm
Possessed Of an education Of the most liberal character
endowed with talents Of a high order, and an ardent
temperament, he engaged in the defence of the Ad.
minisiration, with M eloquence rarely surpassed By
one of his age. Whether before the assemblies Of the
people, ~ al his Editorial desk the same manly energy
the same Republican independence, characterized hi.
word. and his actions. His feeble constitution LA.
yielded under too great mental excitement and Toe
mnch bodily fatigue. lie is now in search of health,
and with all our heart we wish him success.
In the long and fierce warfare which we may yet be
destined to wage with the allies Of the Federal party,
and with the cncroachments Of them upon the power:
that aUb be, We should delight to welcome again in
the Republican phalanx, under hs own Editorial ban
ner, james A. Payne.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

4 WiNTED.-t young man, ~ some cxprri
N cncc. who can prolmc. satisfactory testimonials Of ch7'ac
and competency 10 teach ,rc English. Latin and Greek Iancu"s's
together with liz Inniur hrancir, Of Mathematics, wishes Il .ihia
tiuu. ANY communications addressed lpn.t paid 10 y. H., No"
King 4 Queen county, viii meet With immediate attention
D.rsn,l,.r III, l.ln. Gi-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

~ Tn. ANNrhl. SALE Of the Iadlt,' sewing Society con
ircted ~ ith rir Fr.i Freshly terrain Church, will commence IN
ta,. and last until nrNf Thursday. The sale VIII h. held IN III
Lecture Room al the Church on r street. \ great variety oi Use
ful and fancy articles j. prepared Ia suit the season. IN. FMl
-nnarc of HE ladies' and gentlemen of Richmond Is soliSitcr.
Members Of the Legislature Will lind many pretty Christina
presents for their friends III the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

MARSHALL HOUSE, RICHMOND, Va, Second Door baor tie
wi Bark 81 TIrgis:d-From 10 Ia Is members of the Legislature
can he accommodated al this House. There are sescral very line
chambers well calculated for those members who intend bringing
their families with them. 4 part Of this House will be reserved
specially Tor :-GxsifE. custom.
Nov.a H-stII MRS. wN, CLAIBORNE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

CORRESPONDENCE riM hc Gorernor Of y. York.
We have devoted a large portion of this day paper
to the long and interesting communication of the Co
vernon Of Virginia, in relation 10 his Correspondence
with the Governor of New York. We are not at all
a-tonishcd al the result Of his cmons,rancc-for what
Justice are We Ia expect at tho hands Of 4 Wing Co
vernon and Wing Legislaturc-who at the same mo.
ment, could throw such impedimcn,s in tie way Of our
just and constitutional Rights, By enacting the Jury
trial law; Could We expect that he would give up
those who steal our property, when he and his party
virtually refuse 10 give US back our pro~perty-although
It is secured to rs b. the Constitution of the U. S. =
We beg the People of the South to read this letter, and
see what justice they are to expect from the Wings OF
New York, or Of Vermont, or Of any dominant party
in the Northern States, who seeks council and co-ope.
ration with the fanatic Abolitionists.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08


We have scarcely a line to spare tins morning TO the
re relations nt the Fredericksburg Arena, upon the ne
ccssity of a National Bank. II yields much, but not
enough. II declares, that under existing circumstan-
ces, il ..womld not only be inrxpcdicnt, but imprGctcdHe
10 establish a National Bank (S0 far, 81 aOodJ-tiIat
'as 10 the power Of Congress TO establish a National
Bank, we do not believe it TO be granted by the letter
Of the Constituencies far rood again 9-but that
it is scontentt to stand on the same platform with James
Madison, who. in 1916, waived his constitutional OBJ
lrctions and signed a Bank chafter'-(7h The .7rena fails
at The last stepD-a most unfortunate waiver it was
and most untenable ground for it, dad Mr. NJ assume, as
was then and is still thought b. the true constructionIsts
ofthe Constitution and a most unfortunate measure did
he thus consent to fasten upon the country, by sacri-
icing his constitutional %scruples TO considerations OF
cxpediency, or the concurrent force OF others opinions.
EJnter Some Of the Southern members Of Con.
gress land among them, il lis said, Nr. Speaker Hunter,)
have been weather-bnund IN tins City-and Il IL some.
what questionable, whether, in consequence OF 4 similar
obstruction on the Railroads, 4 quorum of Congress
could be formed yesterday. All communication On
our two railroads 10 Fredericksburg aud to Petersburg,
has been cut of hv the hail winch has fallen, and the
ice which was formed on the rails. We have had no
! Northern mail since Saturday evening-The hail be.
gan to fall on Friday evening-and continued Saturday
and Saturday night, and with some intervals on Sun
day. II lies on the earth, with the casc of ice which
encrus,s it, 10 the depth of about four inches. The
trees were covered with beautiful icicles-but we mad
yesterday a bright sun and a cheering day, The cars
set on, on the Northern road yesterday morning, and il
is expected that they would rcacli Fredericksburg by l.
o'clock. Tie communication with the South. is also
By this time probably open.
Minois-has gone for Mr.. Van iiuren rs from one tc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

DOSrPONEMENT.-Ihr cntilliun Party, which was IN nav
| 7 ,iraahirp ,FillfTG, 81 Ilhlcs iiit mkt a;,i; a t.. Ham ,;A,.. o -. ronE' -
postponed 10 sc;nr future dA!, II y hitI dur rntt" NJ y eir't
IRA J.. BONLiS.
Hanover. Dec. 5th, l-i0. Jill
N-OTICE.-An pcrsnns are hereby notified that Tie land 81 III
~ subscriber j. posted; aul that any one detected IN ihr act
hurting, fishing, " III any other manner tFcsnis.ln.: VIII ~ r.
.,cr,cJ ~ ,l,r extent Of the Law. TI0S. RlICflf.
!. !. Ism I'll
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

"7he .Norais If Poiitics a very good theme IN
deed for a series Of Loctures.-And what pregnant u
lusirations %mightihe honorable Lecturer at New YORK
("lhc Hon. u. ID. Barnard, Representative in Congress
from Albany draw from the recent movements OF ms
own Party. The morals Of the various %humbugs, winch
they have practiscd upon the People-Ihe morals OF
log cabins and cider po,atnons-the morals OF splendid
professions and Of deceptive banncrs-the morals OF
slangwhanging and Of delusion-the morals OF support
inc a cause, witaout having the courage to avow us
principlcs-thc morals Of money and OF p'ne-!aying-
then, The morals Of scramb!ing fo! the ~Sp"'ls-wonld
furnish The subject Of many an imposing chapter. We
propose, that Mr.. Barnard should furnish the general
max,ms Of political m"rals-nnd Judge l9'.'nah s"ou'"
furnish the Illustrations. The one should supply the
,hcory-thc other should WORK II ont IL practice. HE
Lectures If Mr.. Barnard might form thr first volume,
and the "lIarrisoniana Of Mr. Hoffman should const'.
tulc the second. The whole work might be appfopri-
a,rly dedicated to the Wing Executive Committee OF
Washington, and their ring!eaIcrs throughout the Y.
States.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08
Ubir .HJfhiaerH.

IT., vL;rs have two screws ut work 10 carry al
,har ohiscis The one is the force Of caucus dtctntt"h
~ In, !. The abuse Of ScGrrtiouS press. By these
,,a .aan,. conc Of them IA: least The Editors OF The
Richmond Whirg expect 10 carry their measures ano
iha;r men through tie present heicral assembly 'i'
Soutiail MAS The selected candli'te Of 4 .'hie cauchs
i c,nrus has been held tor thr purpose Of making 'F
- So,,,or-,n Delegates out Of i present, were
- L:, pno > ; ,wo ab.cn.ecs were tor iEi-somc
Imnr,ciicoble Wings against hiin.-H lie IL not The iavn'
~ nol;rc;,n ~ Inc Whi.s-but he must recci"e ms
shckrls al silver for the services lie has dHtmPiea u
rander III, comnact must be fulhiled-and 1t the
maturity of the Wing Party can elect hun, then ne rs
destined to be the Senator OF the Inl'ed s.a'es' WIZ d
reycrsionary interest IN tue caolhet'
machinery NJ caucus iicta;ion, and those lew WHO are
not so willing to obey the nraicate Of NE party, are 10
he wbipped into The ranks by The knoui OF The kichmohd
Whiu If they ar, not scared hy the sound Of the rat
II. they mus, be stunr IS the venom Of the fang. FnT
the consolation Of the II. Wing, however, We may al,
rise them, that every Whig - not 10 oe lht'hi'"a''a
he is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES that nj! the rejecting men %
Is party begin 10 complain OF ,he want OF o's'f''''n'
deccncy, and dignity, winch has more 'hah eyer '"a'
racterizcd It's recent course.
Ex-Governor Barbour, too, IS spoken oil, ana MS
claims arc urged Tor the other seat in lie Senate. lhcrc
Is much arrangement, and some niue management,
a.foot. The wire worker behind the curtain Is shrewd
but rather TOO busy and loquacious 10 play his part
with dexterity. ~
1t is not 50 very certain that the present Legislature
will elect more than one Senator. The movement oi
the House of Delegates yesterday seems to point 70
some such result; and it is SAID that the Democrats 81
the Senate are of opinion that they will better consult
the voice OF the People, ~ expressed At Tue la'
Election, hy supplying only one vacancy At tle present
Session. There Is, at ms tar, IN tact, only one va
cancy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

CLASSIC 81 SCIiooI.-ThcS Subscribe has engaged Mr. Rich
y ari T.. ". Duke, wha has hi.h tr-tim0fials Of character ant
qualifications, H. Teacher in his family Tor thr ensuing year. III
Srnori viii commence on The 9th January, and Close IN the "ii
of December, with : vacation from The .nlh juno 10 Inc al,h Jniy
IN his school w,l he tln.iIi all ihr usual English hranc'irs, TN
Mathematics, ihr Latin aud Greek languages, AMI The rnhiunent
81 th- frcucht.
The subscriber win he prepared Ia accommodate SIX hnarIers
~Tcuns-8unri e!Nn, 1uiicn $40, 10 he paid halt ,tatiy III al
vance. SIS residence j. three miles from G.Idons.iiic. near The
rnad leading 10 Orange Court .hGa>c-rust oi;cr. Gordon>N'ile.-
References a. to Mr.. Dukes qualifications: III N J. Eohcrisnn
GEN. VIM. +. Gordon, james l.. Gordon, capt. VI. l." walker
and Thomas ". Maury, Of Altrmarls, and Dr: Charles Rra!c q
Orange. JOHN sIoiI.
nc 6i-5.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

Minois-has gone for Mr.. Van Buren, hy from one &c
two thousand majority.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

N~TOTICE-AI persons a,In= claims against the Estate of the
" late Alexander &. smith, deceased, Of cartcrs'ilr' SnnibrI
land county, Va, will please present them, wei authenticated
for payment; and MI those indebted VIII please make payment, ~
longer indulgence cannot be gwen.
.7niiag Iseea,cr n .iia. {. SnItb, "ce'd.
CartcrsvH,c, Dec. :, lsiD. i-M5"N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-12-08

We have published various articles on our last page,
in relation to Shenandoah and Page. They show how
futile and false are the insinuations of the Richmond
Wing. The Fredericksburg Arena Tecants lis own &c.
cusations az To those two counties, and does their lie.
publican citizens the Justice - declare that, "lniorma,
ton, from Il most competent and dlslnierested source,
enables MS, however, 10 state. ill.t with respect to the
two first, wiz. Page and Systematically the chargeis vir.
,ually without foundation. We are assured that, in
Page, the number Of bad votes does not exceed SIX, and
in Shenandoah ranges from twenty 70 thirty. We make
this correction promptly and with gTea. pleasure. The
fitness Of the vote i ascribcd entirely to the great zcaI
manifested by the party.
The Richmond Wing, however, persists in the IN
Justice of which it has been guilty. II urges the fact,
tina, the sslaud-books Of Shenandoah showed but LOT
freeholders, in fec and still ''tie majority for Van
Buren, ran up TO 1,la5," che majority was only l,ll6.,
But does not the Wing know that there are severn
classes Of voters not found on the nd-books-io the
number, probably, oi three or four hundred That ar.
rument therefore fails. Bot what does the Wing sas
II The vote OF Frederick, where it is well understood
that several Wings voted on fictitious deeds on the
same property Docs the Whi- ;hin; that Frederick
can rive l.igS votes, and vet SHENANDOAH cannot giv,
l.390: Does he really think that Frederick can give
IL votes more flan Shenandoah Whilst he IS IDLY
looking for Ike pipc-layers III the 10Th Legion, he hao
better look into the muster roll Of Frederick. There tbs
Wings have run up a vote, which, under the auspice:
of stricter superintendent, they are not AT all likely tc
reach at the next Spring Election.
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1840-06-25
NYAVAL AND MILITARY SCIENCE.-Just
~ imported from London, by F. Taylor and this

NYfAVAL AND MILITARY SCTENCE.-Just
~ imported from London, by F. Taylor, and this
day received
Lieut. Col Miichell's Tactics and Military Organi-
cation.
Magrath's Art of War.
Naval and Military Almanac for 1910 Made up
of matters of special interest to the United Services
British Navy List for 1910.
British Army List for 1910.
Glascocks Captain Royal Navy Naval Service or
Beers Manual
Bordyces Lieut. Royal Navy Naval Routine.
Wellington Dispatches, l3 volumes
McWiams on Dry Rot
New Fables of Logarithms by the Society for the
Diffusion Of Useful knowledge
The Kings Regulations and Orders for the Army
Lieut. Col Humphrey " Modern Fertilization
Nautical Surveying; by Commander Edward Bel
cher.
Robson's Marine Surveying
Mckenzie Marine Surveying.
Armstrong on Steam Boilers.
Newton's Principal vol
The Celestial Mechanics of La Place, vol
Nichols Phenomena Of the Solar System, vol
Hutton's Mathematical Tables and Logarithms.
Sir Howard Douglas on Military Bridges
Sir Howard Douglass Naval Gunnery
Arterists Manual and Compendium of Military
Instructions by Captain Griiiths Royal Artillery.
Gunpowdcr; its Manufacture and Proof; by John
Braddock, Commssary of Ordnance.
Falconer's Marine Dictionary, I vol, quarto.
Charnock's Marine Architecture, !, vols quarto.
McPhersons Annals Of Commerce, A vols quarto.
British Naval Biography and History from Howard
to Coddrington, vols.
Simmons (Capt Royal Artillery on Courts Mar
tial.
New edition of Hutton's Mathematics, entirely
rcmodelcd for the of the Royal Military Academy
Sopwhs lsomctrcaI Drawing
Sir John Ross on Steam and Steam Navigation, in
connection with Maratimc Warfare, ! vol quarto +;
and many others of the same class with the above,
On hand extensive and valuable collection of
the best and latc,, works on Geology, Mineralogy,
Botany, Conchology, &c. SC, on the Steam Engine,
on Bridge Building, Drawing, Astronomy, Sur
vcying, Civil and Military Engineering, &c Nc and
all other branches of the Natural, Mathematical
and Mechanical Sciences at the lowest prices every
-. The British Nautical Almanac for 1913 daily
expected.
Books, Periodicals, and Stationery imported to order
from London and Paris
+. TAYLOR, Bookseller,
Maya Immediately east of Gadsby's Hotel
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0caoNsUMPTIoN!C CONSUMPTION thal IA

01ONSUMPTIONl CONSUMPTION. that fell
W destroyer which Stays its thousands and tens Of
thousands annually. How shall we arrest its fatal
progress before it takes hold upon the vals2 would
answer at once take suitable medicine TO arrest
the disease at the very commencement How very
many do we see in the world, whose delicate frames
look scarcely able to support short reign Of ex-
stencebut for the timely and proper means they
make of oftentimes will far ouve the most ath-
proper means placed within their reach, which
would PROFESSIONALLY arrest il taken in proper time
At the head Of all remedies and first in rank stands
Doctor Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry,
which, if administered in time and taken according
the prescribed rules will nine times out often check
its progress, and restore the patient to health.
For sale at Robt Farnham's Bookstore Pennsyva-
| MIA Avenue, Washington city.
May IL
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0NO THE SlCK-As many neglect their health
A account Of being discouraged by the very
many dcleterious nostrums which offered cure
alls by Empircks would recommend them to make
trial of DR. Harlichs COMPOUND STRENGTH
ENING AND GERMAN APERIENT PILLS.
have made Of them frequently myself and
always found them to pain in the side restore
the lost appetite, and relieve the disagreeabe
ton after eating with which am frequently troubled.
would recommend these pills in all Of liver
complaint and weakness Of the nervous system and
bad stomach complaints, AZ ! am confident all who
make trial Of this medicine will find it effectual
WIN. LINDERMAN
Bath Township Lancaster County
For sale at 10 NJ Eighth street, also at the book
store of Robert Farnham, Pa. Avenue, Washington
City. apply
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this occasion 10 deal out their nnfiendy feelings and
acrimonious dislike; and as long a. nc commune ~
! in my humble opinion he has hisnero aoie " i'aA'
the wsest arrangements and the mo<t Judcious dspo
st,on which the forces under his command VIII Justr
| ~ | shall not hesitate unite win the army IN DC
sIowing upon him that confidence irhich nc 90 rseh
merits, and which has ON no occasion been wnhhesa
The Richmond Enquirer said;
aGenerai Hanisons letter tells Us every thing that
we wish to know about the ofhcers ercspf mmssy.
! Hc Joes Justice 10 every but Harrison-and the
world must therefore do justice TO the man who was
loo modest TO be just to himself"
| From Gen. Harrison's Report Of the battle OF
| the Thames:
awe have suffered greatly for the want Of pro-
visions and the whole army has subsised for the last
three days, on RAW BEEF WITHOUT SALT
ET"In all ages and in all countries, il has been
Observed that the cultivators Of the soil those who
the least willing to part with their rights, and sub
WIN. ii. HARRISON
xT"THE PEOPLE OF THE U. STATES
May they remember that TO preserve their npenes
they must do their voting and their own ngnM"g
VIM H. HARRISON.
General Harrison has done more for his country,
with less compensation for !, hSn any Ma ZAP
Ex-Governor Isaac Hill, Nov. 90, 1919 in the
New Hampshire Patriot said:
" w nat man Hvesi WHOSE Whoc hsait az" ss". ~
moi British that cannot sincerely rejoice in the late
victories of Perry and Harrison, that does not feel
pride in the valor and patriotism Of the heroes OF
the West who have freed country large as the I'm
pire of Alexander the Great from the Indian toma-
hawk and scalping knife III there be such an one
he is traitor his countryhe possesses the spirit OF
a murderer"
john M. NILES, late Van Buren, candidate Tor
Governor in Connecticut, in his Life OF Perry,
published in 1921, after giving general blogra-
ply of General Harrison, said:
The defence Of Fort Meigs, and the subsequent
capture of the British army, may be fairly considered
the brilliant and extraordinary events Of the late
war;
In abiding to the battle OF the Thames, he said (:
must be conceded that This rictory reflected great
honor upon the national arms, and upon the troops by
irhom IL ieds achiered.
g The action, and the movements which preceded it,
afford ample testimony Of the judgment and cool ntre
pdiiy Of General Harrison and indeed all the events
Of the campaign support these characteristics; the
disasters attending il having in instance, been i'm
putable 10 him.
There perhaps record few instances OF such
cool and steady ntrepidity the part Of militia
force of this description was displayed on this
occasion.
g Harrison and Perry left Detroit in the Ariel, and
arrived at Erie the 22d Of October. Here they
received with every demonstration Of JOY and ad
miration; the discharge of cannon Nominations &c.
They hailed the dcliverers of the frontiers
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MYSPEPSIA.-Wc have frequently witnessed
~ the ravages Of this disease and have heard and
read Of many remedies but far oftener them fail
than result ia success. The writer however, of the
letter to the agent of DIR. Harlich's Compound
Strengthening and German Aperient Pills, has long
been known to us and from invalid, as he is deli
heated, we know and meet him daily, as hale hear
~ man Though advocate Of nostrums of any
kind, we cannot withhold notice OF what we CON
slider the clicacics and virtues of TIarlich Com
pound Strengthening, and German Apercnt Pills
The cascbeiorc US IS a living monument TO both -
Spirit of tie Times of Jan l.
For sale at the Bookstore Of Robert Farnham,
Pennsylvania Avenue Washington City
nv DIV
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u IvER COMPLAINT.-This disease T. dis
ia covered by fixed obtuse pain and weight IN the
right side under the short rbs, attended with hesl,
ueeasiness about the pit ofthe stomachhele i IN me
r;gb side also dsteniionthe patient loses his Ape
tie and becomes sick, and troubled with vomiting,
The tongue becomes rough and black countenancs
changes 70 pale citron color or yellow, IKE .nos
afflicted with Iaundce difficulty Of breathing disturb
ed rest attended with dry cough, difficulty Of laying
on the left side-the body becomes weak, and nns,,y
the diseases terminates into another Of more serons
nature, which in all probability Is far beyond tne
Of human skill Dr. Harich's Compound I9n,s
Strengthening and German Aperient Pills 4 taken
at the ofthis disease, VIII cheek ~ ~,
by continuing the use Of the medicines few weeAs,
a perfect cure viii be performed Thousands Gu"
testify TO this fact 20
Certificates of many persons may daily be seen .,
the efficacy ofthis invaluable medicine, by applying
the Medical Office, No 10, North Eighth street, 3 M
ladclphia. r,.n,
Also for sale at the bookstore Of Robert Farnham'
Penn av., Washington city.
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yfT is ESTIMATED by Physicians generally,
that one-fourth of the human family ,ie annually
of Consumption. As that is the case, why then ne
elect your colds and coughs, which the root Of
Consumption Thousands and tens of thousands
could have been saved, if they could have procured
remedy in due season DR.. Swaynes Compound
Syrup Of Wild Cherry is recommended to be medl-
cine that will immediately arrest this disease sin
gle trial will convince many of its effects who have
given up all hopes of recovery For sale at No 10
North Eighth street, Philadelphia
Also, at Robert Farnhams Bookstore, Pa Avenue,
Washington city apply