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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16
Richmnnd March o5. 1919.

~ y NAsII,S PIANO FOR1ES.-As the bes evidence
L. subscriber can possibly give Of his own opinion to the
superiority Piano Foes which he offers for sale; and in
arder that Others NAV have opportunity tesn.
he proposes place trial ~ The paro Of such per
sons as NAV he dess of purchasing articles The
posponemen Of positive purchase of any instrument what:
ever months the different makers far trial,
would al least do the purchaser no harn
line, addressed to the subscriber, at Petersburg Va would
good purpose in every way as personal inter-
view since he takes upon himself risk of selecting
please every respect large assortment always
hand Upwards Of hundred have been sold by him with
selling bad one.
L. r. NASH, Petersburg, Va.
Anri 1l2-3sif
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D. NJ. Toyt 4 Co.'s LOTTERY and Exchange Office,

Under the Exchange Hotei, Richmond YIrginia
NOW. The e!etans some spare
forward an order for the SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
he drawn the 9Th inst The $50 drawn on the
sod gentleman This State hone 10 have The
sure OF selling the $4,000 10 one
See Scheme in another part of this paper.
ToYT & co.
Mayo l2l-lt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

sstSSoho he C"Parnership heretofore existing
~ dtr e urn u Goodwin & cambridge THIS Gay dissolved,
ny muiGa lnseh htee 10 wom indebted
LID 70 The , ~. ealms Tor payment and those who are
tneir obligations without delay wish up con.
Germ speedily is possible. =
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r, pIovgh Makers and The Proprictors Of fonndTtcS
.sruE LIVINGSTON COUNTY PLOUGH"
TINE subscriber has purchased the exclusive right oil making
l H.. n,y- Plough the State Of pr9ind, ana
NOV rruard patterns To others, with The rieht oil max
inc fton He has the original patterns, winch
van ,nr during past by the aenee, under the al
nj the sutscrcr expressly for the state OF Nrsia ana
thew were constructed 10 aroId oil the objections arising 20 e
@ I and vegetable surface differing entirely from our own
~ w., Iringstnn County Plough will show lis superiority
49, III ,,.rs w!en operating heavy clover lny upon laid
tckIy covered with weeds or litter For more han vrnern
@ b,re brcn engaged the Foundry ind Plough hsr".
in ,s state during which Time attention mas beeh pafe
directed construction and form of piougis both here
-; h Norrl and therefore confidently recommend THIS
pun Ia my friends and the public generally, rs con;ng III
~ al,le qualities o chrapness, strength ease OF d:i SIM
III; ~ constructions perfect performance Of lis work. and
, and least or ALL bauy There sizes o! the night hand
al pi,ph and a large LETT handed two horse Plouei
Gu add,e.sed 10 me- at Meaisv!e Halifax county, upon
tbt sn !Ye. II--v3n,. BENZ. +. AVERY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

LANROAT RAPPhHANNoCK, Captain P.iRBAsK,
rHt,l her ie.lar trips Saturday, March itl-leav
'e s., 10 o'clock, p. II arrive at funcoteague about
asN, dag: lag Merry Point Sunday night; leave there
-'i'a% morning; arrive At Urhanna about O'Clock;
O'clock; Leeds 10 O'Clock; Port Royal l. O'Clock;
fredericksburg about O'Clock. Relurnng-eare
tis Wednesday morning ., O'Clock; arrive At Port
~ o'clock; Laytons and Leeds about u O'clock Tap
a ~ ciock urbanna O'Clock; Merry Point O'Clock;
.. ONT an night; leave Thursday mornings touch at
sc anu reach baltimore Thursday evening.
-.,.. REUBEN T. THON, Agent.
'''s1It. March IA lsl3 LOFT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

SiLCit auction, "Wednesday, the 9th al May, NJ
s, NJ, my present place Of residence II consists OF
its'al spacious and well finished dwelling house, built
', uH supervision and for my with Kitchen
lnls' rooms, green house, gardeners house, &C.
ttae garden, containing an acre OF ground The site
~ one comma lding extensive and varied prospect,
is fee from noise and dust, ls within short distance
.0,|uc>s part the city, and Of the Capitol
-taA al the purchase will be required in hand,
ninety DAYS and for the other three ieurths, the
% Ne accommodating 10 time. Possession can be had
aIi the al June The purchaser may al the same
very terms, few articles of elegant furniture,
lave uiiy been used two three occasions.
JOHN BRoCKENBRouGH.
f4fL Amt ,.Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

Inc experience Of four shows that Pay Cadet be
euurteh ana clothed nj the expense of $3.50
ihe State pays Gr the board tuition fuel lights medical a.
tendance bedding ard stationery OF Cadet considea-
ton "i winch, he obigateS himself Teacher
years after gTatuatiun.
Course Of Instruction.
Isl lear-Alaiematc:, Latin, French Drawing, Military
Tactics, aud exercises IN English Composition
2nh lrar.-Sanc studies continued and Completed
:hh fear-Enaiish Grammar, English Literature, Rhetoric,
Military and Civil Engineering Natural and Phi
lasophy, Chemistry.
NortEse.cisrs n Artillery and Infantry Tactics part
OF every days duty and during months the Summer the
Cadets are encampcd with special thorough
IN these SUBJECTS
FRANCIS II. SMITH, Superintendent.
The graduation exercises will place the 4 July on
osS:
Sau:ary addresses by Cadet II. Campbell Bedford
= oilion by Cadet IA Winston, of Amherst
J. 0aiion by Cadet John T. Washington, Westmorean
T. Ealodiciory Addresses, by Cadet J. Il. Doman, OF
bridge.
The Graduates o last year notified that Diplomas
WI lee ready for delivery the 18th JAY. +. H. ;.
MAJ ll9-laitd
s<,- Wing 10 COPY
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5CECHANGE OTEI-The Proprietor feels grateful for the
IL patronage receive from enlightened and
public and begs leave inform them of his unemi,;ed
endeavors who make the Exchange Hotel their home
The price board reduced to 81 IS cents day without
any extra re, lights &C. Some important changes
have ecentv officers abnut The house, which
assured will with the appreciation of the public.
He il also prepared TO receive few permanent gentlemen
with families single gentlemen, To board the IL
bera ensuing Gentlemen visiting The Ex
Hotel with their Horses informed that the best
will be taken of them by Mr. JAMES HARDEN, whose stable
is contiguous to the Hotel.
o. aud after the LIST of May the charge 10 yearly Board
e will he reduced, in the Geneman's Odlna
~, To $500 per year; Ladies' Ordinary SOS
- FREDERICK BoYDEN
Rctm Anril9 1913 Helm
10 following papers will please insert the above a
far on, month give Editorial notice. and forward
office seemen.and one paper each to the o.
10, containing il: Winchester Virgnan Carkshurg Scnn of
Democracy Vahey star Abingdon Banner Iynchhg cpub.
can Wheeling Argus Charlottesville Republican, Fncate De-
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Anril III

Ay NuTIcE-The subscriber has his office
IL basement of his residence, at the of 9Th ard
NAV his office, when not in attendance again
sumedI on some Of the Courts of the City.
CIAIMANTS-The subscriber, after interval Of
apain tenders services claimants Govern
other demands whether arising under
contracts His experience In attending 10 such
claims nav him. in most where they well found
of the information sustain
them The advantage Of that cxpercnce-his familiarity with
the subject aud dsen attention. stimulated by the necessity
of his life of buSneSSe Is willing pledge
employ imfor moderate
on reasonable oonngen, commission may
Urged by such strong Inducements he pledges all the indus
energy he have eyered His residence and
office 9th and streets, the Swan Tavern Letters
addressed 10 him viii he punctuny attended 10.
Richmond, 9Th Oct leia 44-ly THOMAS GREEN,
" enired the State OF Missouri offer for sale
Farm, Clifton, in the county of Mathews, four miles above
the Court house, containing six hundred situated
Queens Creek about of mile from the liankaiank
There framed dwelling, with six aud cellar,
Kitchen and all in good repair The barn.
Is feet ny IS cribs all situated the creek, where
vessels aud lake III grain with perfect convenience
There stables and sheds for the accommodation o TWEEN
horses The best fish and oysters be had in abnd
aud Wild fowl NJ various kinds abound and the
misses. shah be very generally al home until August and IN
absence Mr. Saunders will take pleasure III
showing The Farm who wish
also offer my Farm, Huhy Forest for sale lying Back river
in the county of Elizabeth City, miles from Hampton, and ID
from Old Pua ComioTeontanng by an old survey ee acres
Themprovements Oversecr' house. lwo bari stables
and all other houses The arabic land well adapt
ed 10 wheat and other small rran and about Ja
original growth, and good land any in Virginia. Mr.
James NJ Vaughn who lives the egborh0od i'll treat will
will take pleasure showing the farm. very small portion
The purchase will be required caSan extensive cred
will be given on the balance. HUULDER HUDGlNS.
March - tUG-2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

ir tgLE JAMES RIVER ESTATE FOR SALE offer
MY Farm III Powiatln county, lying James river,
above the city of Richmond, Joining the lands of
n, NJ r. W. Royster, George w Porter and Thos Har-
containing so acres. Of which S first rate James
u grounds 300 high land IN III good CIVILIZATIONS
.lttes wood land in original growth and heavily timber
hi..ieis Of wheat have been seeded the land this
III, buildings consist OF good dwelling house with six
sB M necessary out houses. For terms apply me- on
tgI,ss, ~ 10 Il. II. Dickinson, Richmnnd, Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

Near Eight Lundrcd Packages Of Dry Goods.
WE have received within few days past large and choice
w
SPRING DRY GOODS,
Cheaper certainly than have before seen them and
therefore, prepared offer great inducements TO our old custom
and all others wishing buy. All such are invited 10
anime large s.Oc, before making their purchases
+. & J. s. JAMES & co.
Aptil7 1l2-if6w
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rIl0uAs RiTCHiE Il SONS.
ito Richmond Enquirer.

gcrn> 9llss,a three ;imes ceeS during tAs 'ss''en
t' i tr,,-, q stees aariss the rest o. lac secT.
...'s..ta.rfs nr SUBSCRIPTION.
,.snt, and Three Dollars for SIX months,
~. na>f .sA n ne cgcs. or RENTED by man, post
iv'ltr crnnurn at the end Of the year.
., ..f ~ 80 NAV he RENTED per mail, in good AM
Gre. g s an. risk Of The Editors The postage OF az
st7, no'rN iyr.s.rS-tThe postage OF single ietter
. fa %, ,, 10 the writer. |; Is the accumulation o'
aN y. ,sincss, which operates as serious TAX
: sl,,orl III. c,t nine papers, annually shall havethe
-.s. .,,.s OF ADVERTISING.
To ,.r ines or less rsinsertion, 20 een's;ior
.clnee, ~ ',,st he accompanied with the advance
'.'.l " - licences, 70 insure eaecu e,on
,. .tr.aTy ,.,oc may amount 10 Sloo per annum,
~ ,.7se eer cent; and TO $50. of 10 per cent
be h' lie,.1;ion Of several OF our clly iflenaS
,.-e ,Af"e, .,gse limited number oil yearly adVer
et:14-s ,,.e.lher unnecessary 70 say any lhlns IN
dem u to result thcrefrom to the whole-
atNana eir,u.a;.os Of our paper IN the coun-
RON ,' ,r, ,ua an annual advci'isenieh., twice
ah we srg paper and once week IN every elner
appear ~ viii be srie;iy limited, however, 10 the
l.l ''' General terms and TO sng!e advertise
.ccn'd ~ ' ~ ,ro rata Ter enlargement beyond the
ttats nave the privilege OF changins iheIr adver
-sith-! hay nlcase, without any additionai COST
r.. ...,s.,g arc ne terms w y pi 500
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16
J. S. FRENCH, Esq.

PETERSBURG, April &c.
Gcu,emen-An absence from home prevented me
from receiving until now, your letter Of the 17ih Be
pleased to accept my thanks for the kind manna. in
which you speak Of my eiurt the occasion referred
to- The brief time allotted me, which indeed was
wholly occupied with other matters, makes me much
dstrus your judgment, and fear you will find the Ad
dress both crude and imperfect-Nor have time to
revise it now; yet wishing that others may that
still grateful TO beneactor, and hoping that my
remarks may tend to bring fresh 10 our memories
of the important services rendered by Jefferson COM
ply with your request.
Yours respectfully,
]. S. FRENCH.
To I nihn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

ID y. HUDSON. DESri.r performs all operations the
H. TEETH for their beauty and preservation and inserts
conupbe teeth, nsy full etis, The most approved
plans.
Ladies and Gentlemen interested respectfully invited TO
call and examine his teeth comprising
ey shade carefully selected from the most celebrated
facturers.
He also inserts Artificial Palate designed to restore the voice
to its proper and sound.
Refer 10 Rev. Dr. Pumer, Rev. Dr. Empe Hubbard Gardner
CO. Cen Bernard Pcyton Or. Chamberlayne, Dr. Brocken-
brourf s S. Baxter Esq, Dr. r. G. Cabe General Pegam,
George Watson, NJ. ID.
Dcg Office on Main street, square above the Banks.
Bee % 6S-wly
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~ plat Of the land may be seen at my Office.
= 6S-2awff r. III. DICKINSON.

5NlH BURR MILESTONE nANUFACTORf.-The sub
sr .u,iync partner of the late firm of Smell Rnst
es go oH tie above business, al HE OH stand lie
4 time on hand large assortment of ready made Mill
o sizes which, lie atters himself, VIII compare
@ ana Workmanship with any made IN this country ow-
M depressing state of the times he has considerably low
.csS will sell good terms as can be OBJ
an! Other establishment. Having just received large
tcied assortment ot materials, he Is prepared 10 MI
- thai be entrusted 10 him with prompness and des-
i-o,t of "A good article 90 French Burr Mistones
10 the,r advantage call upon the subscriber as ne
''-a III terms wond give entire satisfaction HIS once
nef If and 18th streets, opposite the Old Market,
'ders wAl be thankfully received and punctnaly at
W reference the quality Of my Burr Mlsones,
ne @lcaE.ond MiIers YOCEI4 :. RUST.
4 l0n-2aW3m
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VIRclSfAA Military lHsrlrUTE-Tne Board Of visiers

TlRGin MILL Larry INSTlTUTE.-The Board OF visiters
OF lhr viIE,nll Military institute will Lexington
' ' "ss ~ 'e 70 consider applications for the appointment
Of Cairs lhee WI be es vacancies among HE
de ana nest VIM be filed y selections from
nao'iai Dcts Tue other Districts being represemed FarGue
Anesa, annonsa'a Isle of Wight Halifax, Accomac, Cnpep
e.. Nsefaierhsr Charlotte King &c Queen, Loudoun and
h"haMhd +a"'i' ''y cadets will lie appointed the
aue t'lne al urge. All applications accompanied by
statement u" be age height and physical and moral fitness
The Applicant ana 10 be forwarded past PAID
Applicants Tor the appointment must satisfy
them To the aid of The State
ETpeases Of PAY Cadet for - mouths.
Board 81 per month, ~
Washing, 81, g
Fuel and light X
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ONE PRICE ONLY.

ONE PRICE ONi.l.
COMPLETE SPRING ASSORTMENT.We have
~ ceired opened and arranged large and complete
sorunent Of Seasonabr
ST.1PLE md FANCY DRY GOODS
which bought most favorable terms, generally from
first hands, and viii be soi unusually low prices, for cash. and
on our general terms, puncua customers
If the close aud attention each of the partners with
the assistance Of efficient salesmen will merit IL we solicit the
confidence aud liberal patronage Of the
friends Of the late firm Of Garland Randolph, and tie public
generally
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-16

JOHN GOODWIN,
:, WM. c. cambridge.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-18
ITCH CUREDi,

DE u ever 60 invcterate. in one hours applica-
II uon, and no danger from taking COLBY
sng DUHlfrieS Itch Ointment. So great nd
CT landed here has become ITS reputation, thai
dea ers are ordering II from all ports Of the coun
try, as remedy which gives their customers the
A student, come cted with one ofour Literary
Institutions where this loathsome disease had
appeared, observes, that Dumfres' Itch ONT
ment exteTmlnhted II, after various other appli-
cations bad failed to do so, and IL had in conse
quence gained a rcput alton In thaC seminary nd
xlclLlty, as the best remedy kno w for the Itch!
Name can be gwen If desired.
'.'Tnis preparation, for pleasantness. safety.
expedition, ease add certainty, is unsurpassed III
equalled. L. does not contain the least particle
OF merSuTy, or other dangerous ingredient, and
may be applied with perfect safety by pregnant
females, or TO children OF the breast, and IL
cation only, and no danger from taking cold
Testimony %. proof OF the high character of
this article as follows
A distant dealer, IN ordering grosF, observes,
1t Is universally pronounced the best remedy
yet used IN these partsP'
Another writes from a distant city-"It is a
valuable article, a9d fully worth the price set
upon tit has no equal in this M rkeig'
physiCIan o the first emnence, IN prescribing
~ spoke Of in the highest terms, as most COM
own vords, pronounced Il tfustthe thing
IL ~ also one Of the best application for the
Bsrbsr's Itch, pimples, and diseases Of the skin
Price with full directions Is cents.
tsfDr Relies Asthmstic or Consump i've oil Il
this has been pronounced among al the cOug n
residences TO be had, one Of the most valuable
ever yet discovered which trial will prove.
NIB. Each article will b. signed BY w I.
Adder ON the outside wrapper.
Prepared from the original NJ s Recipe Of DR.
w r Conway, By W l. kidder, immediate success
sor 70 the late II Kidder, by who u they arc FOR
corner Of Merchsnss row, Boston. and by ms
special appointment BY JAS BAKER
dec Wheeling, Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-18
CORNS! CORNSN CORNS,,

EURED by the Albion corn pIdsfer! 1t a ford,
~ Immediate relief aud IS sure cure TO-
Germs, IL dIssoves the corn nd removes il from
the foot with ease and expedition, without tn,
least pain. From among the many cases of
cures, read the following extract of letter from
the Rev EbeneZer Newhall of Liaculn Mass,
/ cannot neglect 10 state. that l feel great con
idence In the Albion corn plaster, one of the
surest remedies; have trisd IT'S efficacy, and in
four successive Applications according TO the dr.
rections, i effected cure
In proof OF which, read the following cases!-
lady!-To whom reference can be MADE after
suffering great pain, aad Incc nveEience for wears
from corns, and who IN the mean time was ma
KING use OF vario highly celebrated rem edies,
| out 10 no purpose, anG had in CONSEQUENCE OF
these repeat ed Gisarpointments nearly DESPAIR
ed ct rsioI, most happily with the Albion
corn plaster, one box OF W hich Tar IN ernen 20 az
only so cents has entirely cured her eornsf Sc
astonis hing was this cuIe To induce several of
the Trends and neighhors of he lady to use the
same remedy and with the same good succets!
A5An old Gentemnn!-lnformed an agent
mat alter suffering uncOnscionable pain and
u0ub'e Tor yeaas from a corn, " hieh had resist
eel every atifinpt to desire Y, was cured by this
mott valndthe plaster!
person!-SO rpplcd with corns for long
time as 10 be unable 10 walk, had to cut holes in
his shoes, to ca sc his feet,-Was cured bt this
! p!astIr!
Prize rs cents a box.
Il. Each OF the articles will be Spned w I
kldder on the outside wrapper
'''ConsUmPtiOn. No person can have ade-
| kelfe' highly celebrated sthmaiic or consump-
tive pills, give in consumption coughs, colds
d;hcul'y OF breathing, whees ing, tightness OF
the chest, pain IN the side splitting ofblood &c
ialr ual only is necessary 10 convince persons
suffering from these complaints that fnis = one
81 me ;ilysi TaiuaUis medicines ever discovered
for complaints of the lungs generally. Common
colds are removed IN few hours Price IS cts
,SIepared from the original NJ Recipe of DR.
w T Conway, by w L Kldder, immediate sue
for sale at his counting room, No So State ST
corner of Merchants row, Boston, and nv his
special appointment by JAS BAKER
dec Wh, eliny Va
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-18
ANOTHER EVIDENCE

inF he ts0nderfHl cures patterned by Dr.
~ Scayne's co upvNad Syrvp Of Wild cherry.
DR. wayne-Dear SlT.-N hen wal al Pitts
burgh asst August, j purchased of your agent
s'x bottles OF your Compound syrup Of Wild
cnerry had for many Years been troub led
dIcatinns OF consumption, or disease oil the langs,
OF a very serious nature. hac very little faith
ia m, dlolne, ash was thought mn disease was
hopeless and beyond its reach. 1 had AZ piled To
several Physicians Tor relief, and also used some
highly pulled medicines which had seen an the
newspapers, but hearing that you had much ex-
perience IN the practice CT medicine, aud lad
treate1 many cases OF consumption, concluded
TO Try yours and from that time am happy to
say, iUund relief write lhIs N hopes you
sutere as have donr. they may know where
10 Ind medicine, the virtues OF which ma1 be
jan JAMES OSRURN.
For sale by JAS BAKER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-18
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EYE
WATER

OUCH is the wonderful effects Of this valuable
~ Eye Water, IN relieving and curing the com
mon co nPl aints Of the eye, that those who use
u once, will ever after give IL the preference TO
IN st Of any other preparation.
respectable phJ stefan and druggist in Con-
necticut writes, -"S.Ti A patient of mine who
has had two bottles of your Eye wstlr, says, this
Is the only kind he has ever used with success"
Price rs cents a bottle,
Dumfriss Remedy for the painful and debilita-
ting complaint Of hsPiiss. New case Of cure.
Boston, Nov 24tL.
SlT-The Pile ointment and electuary that !
lately had Of you, has had an excelen; effect.
have been troubled for years with the Piles, and
have never found any remedy thst would compare
withyOurs. The late attack was severe one,
Mr. Kidder'
Extract Of letter from a gentleman in Yer
mont. Mr. klddep,-Sir; Having used ia my
family Dumfries Remedy for the Piles, 1 have
found Il the best have ever met with in this part
Of thu country. have found the electuary the
only physic that could be used with certainty and
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-18
LIVER COMPLAINT

This disease; from It's long standing and repea-
ted attacks and also frsrn the manner In which
y has been reated, oiIen let yes the dregs Of the
disease IN some way cling 10 the system, some
times there ~ great weakness and prosTation Of
strength, with dull heavy pain located in some
part Oithe syst IN. In all such cases Dr. Swayne' s
Compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry, will be found
an excellent remedy, to suDport. strengthen, and
the inrOads Of disease.
Their are daily certificates from various persons
Which are sumclent tesum0uy 70 the great Eff
cacy 81 this invaluable meaIciHe.
EiFDT SwayHe's Office, No 81, North SIKH 81.
one door below Arch, Phlladelphia. where an or
ders for agencies. &C. must be directed. Refer.
ences will be expected
DR. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild cherry
JAMES BAKER.
oct7 Wheeling. Va.