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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05
AMELlA CoryrY, Dec. a2nd, ls

AMELIA IOtSfi, DEC 2xNI, IcIT
We the subscribers hereto having heard recently report
judicial to the school Of Mr. William H. Harrison, 10 this effect
Of order and discipline
among his scholars deem il act of justice him and the
public which his school IL cm:enly calculated be useful
saw that never heard of but irresnlarty
school and that promptly depressed and properly punished
We add that ncighbors and intimate aeuantGnce Of M
HARRISON and cunno, disorders could without
knowledge and, further, that Mr. lIarrsons good
aud conduct afford the for his attention
to those Of the pupils committed his Those of who
attended his public examinations have been pleased TO wit
the proficiency Of his scholars their accurate acqnan
aucc with their studies ms deep their progress
We statements without consultation with Mir Harm
son, win The sole false and Injurious report.
tSisned,I NM. 5. ARCHER,
II. MEADE
J.. Z. HARYlE,
u. l.. MEADE,
JNO G.. SHELTON, and
WN. OLD, Jr
Jan. .3-w6w
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LAND. &C. For SALE.

WILL he sold to highest bidder, Thursday, the nth day
w Of January next fair if the thereafter,
Sunday excepe valuable Farm called Edgehi belonging
TO the Estate of late James H. Oliver deceased situated
county Gloucester, and containing about three hundred
II beautiful and healthy situation, and of the
locations in the lower country for Physician and very
good stand for merchant for wishing
in the mandatory of gigs and carriages Persons wishing
purchase invited TO view the property.
time aud place. the Negroes nging the Es
will be hired out for the ensuing year, and the OF Corn
Fodder shucks Stock of every description Farming Uten
ss, &C., will be sold to The highest bidder Terms made
known the day Of sale. SUSAN OLIVER,
Ereeutrz Of James H. Oircr, deceased
Gloucester Dec. 81, 1910. Tl-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

LAUREL GREEN FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE exercises of this School Ill he resumed The ii day Of
January lsl and terminate The lasi Friday in July follow
ing The Seminary is located in the Southern part "i EsScy
county, the road from Richmond 10 aP2lnnocL and
about ten miles from The latter place The site = retired and
healthy, and thr neshhor;nod pleasant and asreeaie
All the branches Eus,i, education VIII b. arrht III the
seminary Miss Burt The in',lIess IA gadna', = ON OF ,s
T.' in our " n NE ALL ~. Literary
teaching and have secured for her o the patrons and friends
Of The Seminary The highest opinions OF her qualifications as an
Music On Piano Forte taught by Miss Msoueen
competent Teacher whose pupils
under her clargc) viii be undivided ani observed with PROMPT
aud fidelity She win iasac; in TAorgasa A4aso PAINT,
lEs and DRAWING: II desired.
7trAss far tie Scholastic term Of tn soats.s
For Board and Tuition including bed bedding towels lights
washing, fuel &c, S25, Sa 50 session Of five MONTHS.
Music on the Piano Forte per quarter 2 5o-fantng aud
No the Pianos. Although n carly en-
trance Is desirable pateuary with those who wh 10
and will be charged only fEom the time Of rlcir
end of the Every ae;ioa paid and
Tort OF The pupils by The family and special lie manners
morals and advancement cf the you. ladies' ieac!,r.-
Circulars will be occasionally issued parents guardan
showing the progress Of the pupils.
For iniormaton 10 Lawrence Roanc Thomas b. Gar
Ell , Hc sa'i W Ss% E fTp ~ g. Ws Elem s Ey
Garnctt ESQ Hnoretaad d.. VIM. H. Brockenlfonsh Rci
Harwood, King qsees C. II: Mr. benjamin r. rinEs 'J Hs
h,tami- "a, TO myself, on the premises JOHN /. cox.
Laurel Grove, ESSEX county, Dec. s. 6i-wsw
WASHINGTON HENRY ACADEMY
THE Trustees of this institution graGed Ia have il in
power TO state 10 the public, Tint they pec the sciv
OF Mr. Ira Mercy ir Teacher, The en,ar yca. Mr.
Morey highly recommended ~ as as.i aud able
Teacher, anda gentleman Of irlepoacatr Christian
character
Tn. If this Tre'i.'tior .;o tnr
January, lS The branches ul Literature usiay
Academies will be attended that students frsrTinr
this institution may lie prepared 10 enter III advance should they
= wish, any Of the Colleges in the state.
Terms.
For the elementary branches Of English, 500
For dead and Sciences,
Board, including washing and lodging be had
BILE families the immediate vicinity Of the Academy, from
$40 s00 for the scholastic year Of months Tuition fees
will lie expected half yearly in advance.
II il scarcely add that Washington Henry AGA
county Of Hanover about miles from RcmOndaau from all
such
and miles from PocGecn Church. publc
ship ordinarily held SabbatlS each month
By order Of Committee Of the Board oi Trustees,
HENRY SMITH, Prtoiaen, &c.
Dec22 ss-wtlJ
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Dec Is U1-U
NOTICE.-The subscriber will have for hire the first of Janua
seventy Among them first rate
serrsnt male and female good cooks drivers and factory
hands, In addition the above, the subscriber attend 10
hiring Of many be sent Special attention
win be paid getting good homes and their masters
Having had experience in the business
and being we'll acquainted in the city, he hopes to give general
satisfaction all who nay favor him with their patronage lie
will attention all the servants he have
hire, when sick.
7eras for hiring out and collecting the same, per cent
Medical attendance, and medicine for each hand 81 for the
year, and attended by good physicians any in the city
Persons hiring servants in the CRY will find greatly To then
advantage have them attended by the this however
LEFT their choice. WEST WYATT
Mr. West Wyatt has attended the hiring and collecting bus
for and hesitate not that he
well qualified to attend this business Ihose
friends who patronise6 this line of business VIII aro
WYATT & WHITE.
December -, $780, 66-lJ
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<SIIEAP GRoCERIES.-HlL & DABNEY still continue TO
u sell door above the Columbian
Tavern good terms they can be had In the cy-Iey
their and the pub give them CALL rs tsy
are determined undesold IN article in their line
| Cary Street.
| Dec * G6-tf
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Single Tickets S5-shares in proportion.
package of 10 Whole Tickets warranted draw S7
package of 100 Whole Tickets warranted draw
u distance ordering package,
package need only enclose the difference between the selling
price package and what il s warranted draw
will receive Commissioners Certificate, which
will be good in respect the original tickets
purchaser all the prizes that may
warranted amount.
All orders will with the prompt attention as If per-
sonal application made-if addressed to
JAMES II. cox General Agen
Dec22 [69-2awew LAG Market street, Baltimore.
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oTCE-A persons hereby notified that the land of The
poscG detected in the act ui
hunting fishing otsr manner ueSpassns VIII be pro-
secuted to the extent of the LAW. TIlOS. RITCHlE
81
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Hastings Court, held for the town OF feter'
Nm" =, the Court House, Thursday, the 18th day oil Do

I-pGlSA-Ata Hastings Court held for the town OF refers
Sr nj the House, Thursday, the l'th aay oil De-
cerbsr $50: ~, ;, rrov, , person al
eo5r has been confined in tle jan o, . ' o TUG ~
.,b, months was this day brought into Court: -.
Wheupon the being able TO obtain PROOF
er NJ ms being person, runaway slave uo otqe
@ M Sergeant Of advertise him IN the reiefous IN
nce and Richmond Enquirer until the third lhurshay IN
,naty next describing him in the os Iss,
% and apparent, marks; and the said William Lewis, aia
Lewis Brown, is reminded TO Jail.
Copy-Teste, ,rrS,pn c,.
The negro man mentioned in the foregoing oroer o. si lie
~ the Ja OF this about the lst ot MA! as,
i've feel three and half inches high about MY r ON be
or n-aYly black complexon and has large scar VI e
49, ~ his r;ght hand and wristbe hand being very ue w
mod He states that carried about twenty ,hna
% ;wii;e nv MIR Ben. Bardnway, To the state OF
~, he ,ssiasd in the and Southern states rom a
% M 10 the beginning Of the present year. we ~ a. uaraa
$50, lie also states, he liberated oy WI. Hau"
@ - M,bama and that has free wife IN New o,leans
way /" '>''A"' j. BRANCH, Sergeant Of Psters'arg;
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l-0TIcE-The President Directors of the James h ,so .
xan,,yo, Company hire for the ensuing year iZo
49, carpen,ers and masons, To be empioyeu on Wy.
"a, from Richmond Lynchburg Messrs D. D. Allcs i
.nno,, ~ Fl,ppen and William r. Richardson are au
,.sd m hire for the Company. Persons having Neeoes 20
hire NAV be satisfied thai coed treatment ana care VIZ "
a. III in The employment of the Company .,.
So = -' 70-tS
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SPENCER JACKSON, Ja:ior.

FARMERS BANK OF yIRGINIA.-Tle Annual General
Meeting Stockholders of the farmers Bank of Ngi
mia will held the Banking House, "Wednesday, the 9Th
January, lsi at II O'clock j. G. BLAIR, Cash.
Dec2 5 gid
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

- UNAWAY APPREHENDED-Was committed 10 the Jail Of
IL Fairfax County, Virginia. the day September $780,
bright rlatto Man. (wbo committed under the of
John Woodson, but whose proper ALFRED ALFRED
raised in this county by Mr. John w Ashton, and sold by
Mr. Thos Mundy to Cravin Haywood Pool who carried him
to Georgia. and from thence, Alfred he carried Mis-
ssspp and ol the President and Directors Brandon
Bank Company and when that Institution tailed, he
se off 10 New Orleans prevent being sold for the debts of the
Bank Alfred lie made his escape from ~ Orleans TO Liver
pool by English vessel ard from thence he wentto Canada
and then made his Virginia. Alfred has made many
contradictory statements know which is most lie
first said he belonged Mr. John Moss, Commission Merchant
of y. Orleans. Alfred is about feet 10 inches high about %
years DID, high cheek bones and has his right hand
wrist between the thumb and wrist joint There doubt Of
his travelling with Free Papers heretofore The
quested prove their property reward and
he will be sold for his the expiration Of Is months
from the commitment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

MELIA ACADEMY-Thc next session OF this Institution will
~ January e, and close June 2c The number ot
pupils will be limited and attention paid Ia them, a 10
qualify them for entering the senior classes College I'm
vcrsity with credit 10 themselves and teacher
Terms per session Of munl $50 Board and tuition paya-
Bile in all cases in advance.
Retcrenec-Facuy University Of Virginia. Thos L. Dew,
Esq, President William and Mary; also, Wm Archer ESQ.,
neighbour who regularly attends and takes III the
ScmianHnal examinations Of tile school.
WIN. II. HARRISON.
p. s.-Direct pos paid) Elk llh Post Office, Amelia
ncrl CS-WGw
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY s. 1S4I

TN CHANcERY.-Si Cou; of (natcry Session,
continued and held for Richmond county at the Count houses
ON Tuesday, the 3rd day of November, 1910:
On the uuton of Amanda Crtcher by Joseph W. China, her
attorney,
Ordered creditors of John H. Cuchcr deceased, be
required their claims In Fcreo Lcmoc late sheil oil
this county, administrator Of John r. Cruiccr, before
day February 1871, and this order ac published in
paper published in the city Of Richmond for eight weeks,
in that the said John r. Ctchcr be dis
,rhuted according the third section OF the Act of Assembly,
passed 18th March, 1910.
Cop-Teste
Dnr1 L. s.. ID. R.
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,TCTT0Y AND COMMISSION STORE.

E bbsrs having the house on the cross street
cs;a,e IN front OF the Tavern, and next door 10 es.
I.ass San the Auction ana .On ;
SION BUSINESS In They will also inform heif
friends aud the public they will continue their former DUST
cnd and throughout the State Of vgniatbus giving mer
opportunity of having their claims &c
tam "A addition ,hei. already liberal patronage ihe"
~ ~ - ROBERT HILL & CO.
r. p Our charge for hiring will be per cent. LOT
collecting the same, % do collecting over So III @ @
do do under 500, Il do They will also atehu u he me-
groes in case OF sickness through "-s 66-f
Derl
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

Old WINES, LIQUORS AND GRUCEKIEs'
old India Madeira Wine :, :
" OLD London Cognac Brandy being part oil the STOCK Oh
Mons. J. B. Brenger.
Aso MADEIRA Wine pipes, half pipes, and quarter casks
Pale and brown Sherry do do
Port Wine, casks and bottles
Champagne and Claret Wines
frongnac, in quarter casks do
Mamscy Madeira Wine, in l6 gallon casks
London Dock and Otard, Dupuy & Cos Cognac Brandy
jamaica and Antigua and Hollands Gin
Richardson's and Gibson's old Barley Whskey.
By Recent .4rriuais,
Superior old West India Rum
D., do Otard, Dupuv < Co.'S Cognec Brandy
10 do pale and brown Sherry
~ baskets Champagne Wine Of various Brands, from Duo dc
Nonspcncier, down TO Fanny Ellser.
Groceries, abundance, At prices commensurate win heir
wiz. WALLACE.
Nov 81 6l-5M
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bs-,or. having removed TO the above the Co
Tavern, prepared TO furnish tsiI
4, who may them with CALL with an articles !" lhe "o
.rr line on as good terms they can be ooush -
lucy ai' ~ " HILL & DABNEY,
Corner ADORE the Coambian Carey Street
" 30-tf
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csTATE ARMoRY AND TOWN HALL LOTTERY, Gas, l.
The whole be positively drawn Saturday. January It,

Samuel Lucas, William Gwynn, George Gordon Belt Charles
Mayer chas. e. Ridsely and WIN. Wight, Commissioner
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WUJTANsVUIE ACADEMY.

WII.LIAMSyILLE ACADEMY.
THE first Of this Institution will commence on the 2h
% expire both of June under the
Suefnrndenre Mr. William Woodend, graduate of Jcfer-
s., College, Pa Mr.. Woodcnd taught in the family OF the Hon.
nry s. George Tucker during the past year, who comes recon-
nded om that seutema being well qualhed teach the
various branches usually taught in the best Academies hs In.
aiding from Petersburg Wanenton, G. The Trustees nat
themselves, from the high character of Mr. Woodend ana
eta ptrouas not only from the adjacent neghborhood but
om the adjoining counties Board may be procured in several
families IN the neighborhood.
Terms per session Of fire months.-For Elementary English
branches $40 00or Latin, Greek, Mathematics &c. Sl2 3d.
bug, Va nv THE TRUSTEES.
WIliamsvile Va Dec. Q ls4o 66-t20J
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

SALE or VALUABLE sLAvEs-wili be sold, at public
aneioa for cash. at King William Court House, Monday,
day Of January next that being Court days eight Q, ten
la ss, belonging to the estate Of Ira Roane deceased
~ MARY E. RoANE .qdmnistratriI
Dec D 69-w3w+
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

aNEs LAWRENCE CARR, Attorney AT LAW, Ranarho
Hoas p1giaiaprae,ises in Kanawha and the adjoin
ens ana VIII act rs Agent in hiring negroes, collecting
.aaawha Z. II. dec 1877 66-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

N-oTfcETbe firm of j. Watkins Brother heretofore exist
y nr in ekab is by mutual CONSENT and the ous
of said firm be closed by Josiah watkins only, WIN
whom ara 4, The napers and accounts and who alone is author
and give receipts for the same - -, r,,,xs
JOHN Is. WATKINS.
no,.u ~. 1stn 10-4t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

PARTNERSHIPT subscribers having assoc ated heul
selves Grocery and Commission Business, unueI n.
finn Of Alexander Garrett Co.. the store recently
VIM C. Eurck street, opposite the Richmond,
S.r ard Potomac Railroad Depot they viii Keep coislay on
nd general assortment Of Groceries, which they oe 70 ne
trend. on moderate They will also attend pnneuay 70
i sale Of all produce that may be entrusted 10 ne
r. and hone liz strict business TO merit snare
~ 80 na -, A.. ~ ALEXANDER GARRETT,
V r''' PA''s DABSEY NJ MILLER.
yea, 1q-6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-01-05

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from the subscriber
living IN Middiessx the 9th OF the present month
zero named Charles. Charles is very likely, bright
1ao fellow, with very light blue eyes, twenysix
81 five feet six eight inches high and well poportioned He
a when le brown cloth close
os and white fur hat He lief. without proyocaton what
Very fellow, and is well calculated pass
sd will above reward for the apprehension and
delivery lin 10 me- or in any jail that get
sgan Any information concerning him will be thankfully
escd Ny address, Churchville, ddesex County, Virginia
WM X PACE.
rkJnph, ),f
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
Works Of Nature.

IN state Of health the intestinal eansI may be
compared to river whose waters fow over the ad-
joining land, through the channels nature OF Or,
has made. and improves their qualities; and to keep
up the comparison of the river % long ss it runs
on smoothly the channels ere kept pure and healthy
but il BY the course Of the river is stop
ped, then the water IN the canals is ne longer pure
but soon becomes stsgnans There is but one law
Of circulation in nature. When there is q super
abundance OF humoral fuid serocity) in the intes-
final tubes, and cestveness takes place, i, flows
back into the blood vessels and inllrates itself in.
to the circulation. To establish the free course Of
the river. We must remove the distractions which
stop its free course and those Of its tributary stream.
With the body, follow the same natural principal
remove, by that valuable purgs,ive medicine Bran
dreth,s Unire-soi Yegetab. PiAs, which are an ef.
fcc!ual assistance OF nature the superabundance Of
humors in the intestine canal. BY persevering in
this practice, the ways Of the circulation will then
be restored to the full exercise ofther natural func.
lions, and state Of health will be firmly establish.
ed Remember, never suffer drop of blood 10 be
taken from you'-Evacuate the bumors As often
and As long as they ere deseneraled or as lorg as
you are sick.
DR.. Brandreth's Office in Philadelphis, is at No.
9, NORTH EIGHTH street, where his pills can be
had at 20 cents per box, with full directions.
U'Only agentin Sunbury, is II. d. Mssser Esqr
SunbuIy, Sept, 8, 1910.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
FEMALES.

WHO are troubled with sick headache, pain in
Che sde' breast and back. loss of appetite, datulen.
~ lownoss of spirits, papiation of the heart faint
tags or g!ddiness, sickness at the stomach bilious
'i!ectnnsr ghtness at the chest, nausea, vomiting,
iolse the stomach, lushings of heat, and chilli
I-s diseases of the nerves. and organs Of digestion,
&c. &c, those who may be thus affected, shonld
att neglect to procure DR.. Harkeh's Compound
Strengthening Tonic and Gernidn Aperieni Pills,
which sre warranted 10 give immediate relief
Thousands DO we almost daily behold, whose coun.
ifnarces and pale -emaciated cheeks bear occular
witness ~ sickness and afilicton. Could those
persons be persuaded to use this invaluable msdi-
<'inc. thy would soon find their weak and debilita-
I'd fIii IS strengthened, their minds composed
'nd a! pain, and distress driven from the system,
"hrn u ody will again renew its lost vigor, aud
! ut "n a new life" and death for while DO de-
i'Ived ct lis prey. What heart but feels glad to
heL"' cir near relatives and dear friends snatched
as ii hy magic from that fatal destroyer Death
,e who are laborng under disease let not another
i'"y night pass without procuring this medicine,
a-i will In majority of eases effect permanent
'cu'r. Eemember delays are dangerous; and if
siista9e is neglected, its ravages will doubly in.
cIeryc.
c. Principle Office for the United States, No.
60. NORTH EIGHTH street, where reccommen.
a''"i OF hundreds Of persons may be seen, oil of
Which have been cured or benefited BY the
EnedIcine.
HENRY YOXTHEIMER.
Oc'"ber "a, 1870. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
IMPORTANT PROOFS,

0fMe C0icaey Of DR.. HpEehs Celebrated Ned.
cineS.
The fowins certificate was sen, by Mr.. E. b.
HnnHn. gent al Cincinnati, Ohio. There can be
mistake in it, as the parties are we'll known.
Mr. Ez"kiel Rigdon, of Anderson township,
Hamilton county, Ohio, was several days troubled
"i'h !..us affections, acidi,y of the stomach, at
''l Cd with the usual symptoms of dyspepsia, and
i..irg made trial Of various medicine without
Finding relief, was cured by the above medcines.
Attest, e. RIGDON.
Ciroirnati, June 30th, 1910.
VET IATER.-Mr. Vanee. Of Washington
county, writes as follows-Desr Sir-Dr. Harlich q
|. Is are performing some Of the most wonderful
,rcs in III ; vicinity ever heard of. They were
''ro,!ucrd here about six months ago, by one Of
nelgbors, who bought half dozen packages
't'r the Pinsbung office. ON aware of four cases
- this Lace where complete cures have been per-
formed Of severe rheumatism, two of dyspepsia,
s"d one of most shocking and aggravated ner-
'"us cum laint, of ten or twelve years standing.
pd yen enclosed five dollars plcare to forward
l.is for that amount by the bearer, William Ward,
Attest JOHN VANCE.
'uly 27, 1910.
Il. b. The above certificates, compared with the
Sry many already received, certainly must con.
,nce those similarly afflicted, that they can ye. be
scliev,d lay the use Of these invaluable medicines
Principal Office, No. IS, North Eighth street
Philadelphia. For sale by
HENRY YOXTHEDiER.
October "a, ls4O. Agent.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1841-04-24
DYSPEPSIA , DYSPEPSIA ;

hat Troublesome and peace-dostroying disease.
ho'isands and tens Of thousands suffer rom
" common distressing complaint. Dyspepsia is
lnn''y caused by overlooking or jistendins The
'''mace by excessive eating or drinking-indi;est-
i'e and acrid substances taken into the stomach.
~ h"m long continued constipation Of the bowls, a
s1deiS Sy life, fear, grief anxiety, . copous draft
'd c,ld water, drastic purgafirc msdicines. dysen-
f''y, miscarrisges intermittent and spasmodc Of.
clious of The stomach and bowls, irregular meals
10 hours, and too frequent use Of spri.uous
tgnaFs.
lhc symptoms Of dispepsia may sc described ss
want Of appetite, or an unnatural or voracious
sac, nausea and sometimes bilious vomiting, sud
"nJ r"nsient distensions Of she stomach after
1ing a,id and putrescnt eructations, water brssh,
yin in The region Of the stomach cos,voness, pail
u tim OF the heart dizziness and dimness Of the
Sht, disturbed rest, tremors, mental dependency,
.tuic' cy, spasms, nervous irritbility, chiDess,
s'oNnrss = Of complexion, great oppression after
ting, lnguor and general debility, sick head. ache,
&c.
CURiI-At the head of all femadics stands DR.
Ii,RLicns CoMroUNp SrnENarHEsIss TosIc
A>u GAnaAN APrERIBsr Puts, which act great
& up he peristaltc motion Of the intesines,
terchy producing regularity Of tho bowls, at the
snlc 'ine improving the functions Of the debiist-
el gnns, thas invisoratng and restoring tho di-
.ce,lvc organs to healthy action. This medicine
- IN lis in producing relief.
Fol- and eIplicite directions accompany the
:, ave medicine, Likewise pamphle, which de-
- BIS diseases, the manner of treating, Sc.
Prize pie Office for the United States, No. 10,
Aorh EIGHTH STREET, Philadelphia.
HENRI YOXTHEIMER.
OcobCr "a, 1910. Agent.