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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
.qno,aer kr,,ae, from .ucdorus' Dream.

.7notier Ertraet from .hedorus Dream.
aIi-ali is life, all beautiful in life;
zen where the whi.lin. Leaf lies IN the dusl,
N, ,yb.r. the ashes Of some wither'd weed
Is b,e,cbinr IN the field. Life joyous springs.
Each biii il green with life, and every tocS
That rrnmb Is meath the Wild goats bounding 100
Is quick with nascent instinct. Every pam
And every mount Is popu oiiS WIN il't'
Each crystal AXE that shines In Llha's Hs"''
And every rolling bii,ow Of the MAN,
Are eIooucnt " it'll Lifr's upswrililis VOICE.
The Universe IL one vast power ot i.e,
OF sounds harmonous and ul ieiVi" sou''
Eternal Nature is but life aud love;
Life that speaks ont witha meiodo'is TONGUE;
And beauties "A world with graceful iofins;
And love that Is the spirit ot all lit.,
That s,nctiirs the mortal image mere.
And s,amps il " it'll the everlasting sea-
or Gods enduring strea:ih. The waving uee'
When Winters snowy sceptrc threats me ianu'
Drops is pale leaves IN pensivr anl'Iti'' iaP'
And in it. bosom guards the vitai hIe
Whose swift and subtle impulse viVihcs nj.
Each mud and blossom bright. But is tins Deatn'
Lei once aeain Springs warm returning hours
Visit The vocal woods, and, 10. how iair,
How rich an object rtvishes the sight
IL shakes its tressy foliage IN the wihuS,
And whispers with thousand AIRY notes
It's syrcu music TO the list. ner's ear
In its emboyer'd shade, the sweet bird Duhds,
Aud the sweet chirpncs OF her hedging otoou
Sink like biisstul odor IN her heart
IL seems some lovely vision OF me morn,
Born Of the pear!y dews and smiling iieht:
i, ba,h voce-how soothing are lis tones'
II hath form-how fiiry.like lis grace.
IL hath feeling, teaching IL deep JOY
rhnt reveIs in the sunbeam's golden warmth,
Ard i'm the vernal brrsZe-and TINS Is Lhe
Life co eternal with Heavens highest acts
Twin born with lcht-a fideless principle.
That ever hath been that will ever he,
Foundation of all change and OF all eoou.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

A PAACSKEY EST ATE day October. sia,
~ il fair the next fair day, the premises, he,d
Church. in Hanover county, ri" be s"d the highest hder
that well known and very desirable Tract Of Land tPa-
munkey river containing LOB acres OILY Is miles distant rom
the city Of Richmond, belonging 10 b. Nee Tomn ESQ., ing
The Estate long ard well known the of the Bake
conveyed us in trust by the said omln for certain pur-
II has on handsome and comfortable dwelling hdse
and all other useful and situated O. an
overlooking the wue farm and commanding on OF
The handsomes and most extensive prospects in lower Va
the lands level o the very first grade Pamunkey lads,
susceptible Of the highest Improvement with which is;o
veneny located on the estate the neshbohood is aereebe
the residence decidedly healthy aud md ~
TAM from navgsbe Such very seldom in par
Four five thousand dollars Will required in cab
something upwards of Thousand dollars lst day an
uary sfo The residue OF the purchase money termHl
be- made known the day Of sale We shall Trtees
only the title, though, Is perfect
CARTER BRAyToN, Tus.s
u. d. TOMI.GN,
Auo1 -yfE
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TIE YELLOW FEVER We see 1t stated in several
of the papers, that Capt Pierce, Of The Wanda took the
fever board that vessel her passage to Rondout
and died with it. This is not so-Capt. Pierce left
here Saturday, for his home, Bangor, in Maine
II is true, however, that he sick and came near
dying; but fortunate than the pilot he recovered
The Wanda has gone with her fever Boston, where
there is no quarantine Let us see if they admit her
into that port-N I. Plebetan, dug. 90.
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DR. oAKLEY's coMrouND DEPuRArlvE sYRur,

nR oAKLEYS COMPOUND DEPuRATiVE SYRUP, 6
- the Kings Evil obstinate Erup0nS o ~
Pu-tues the FACE, Sealy Ernp'i"n> hf"
Teller Syphitc symptoms aud all disorders
ing from impure stale OF the blood rjudcous Use o ru
&C. &c.
This Medicine has been extensively used in the United STAT
with decided benefit Scrofua Mercua Diseases and 10
eases of an liberated character.
RE,prNG. June. l-5'
We the undersigned having frequently used oikrts Go
pound Depu,ave syrup in the course OF practice WIN r
cided beneficial results, cheeriuy recommend TO the c
superior preparation II. H. MuhLENbEh'', ", h"
SOLOMON g. BIRCH, do.
JOHN u. OTTO, IL"
The above valuable preparation for sale by GAfNoR
LYELL, Agents for the Proprie or
One door above the Bell Tavern
Dsc al 7i-wk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

TN CHANCERY.-VRGis,:-Ata Superior Cour, Of ,.s
, the Richmond Circuit, held at the Capitol In th %
Of Richmond Saturday, April LIST, lo43: wv N'
Sidney :. Baxter, Attorney General Of the Commonw.,I
Virginia. and the President and Directors of the Literary F
,., Plaintiffs.
Donald McNchol, Archibald McNichol, Peggy Mcyicbo, -
Mclaughlin and Mary his wife, John Crow Jean ms
Alexander McNicho, John McNichul, Francis McSrhoI
Machine and Isabella his wife, Ellen McNchoi Ei,n '.r
and Margaret his wife, James Bennett and Caharnr h.,
Mary McNicho, and Nicholas Nelson and Jane WIFE VILE
The demurrer of the defendants the bin of The nI,
being argued opinion OF the Court ha, The aG i
insufficient: Therefore, II l. decr-ed and ordered ,r
be Overrurd ana irreupon the
their answer said BILL 10 which the pl,Inr
COUNSEL replied generally, and The cause coming TN. 49,
heard by consent of The Attorney General and Of rh
ants by their COUNSEL the bI and rrp,ic,f,o
argued hy counsel. On consideration whereof tue Cam
order, that publication be made for three months sccer
the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond Wing, and Na,,on, T.
elgencet published in the city Of Washington. rrqnrn w.
persons claiming in The estate of Dr. Jphn Mc N
Surgeon in the Navy of the State Of Virginia in Nh. r.
onary War, appear here the first day the next
Term and make themselves parties defendants To tn, sin,
\ Copy -Iese, WM. G. SANDS e. g.
June 30 Ij-2lsaa
IN CHANCERY.-v,scrSI1-in Hanover County Co1r :
gust -, lS43: ' '-'
Jordan Harris and Margaret E., his WIFE who was Mars,r
Cross, and Shelton V. Cross, Plalnt-.
Nancy cross, Walter r. Gilman and Betty Ann hi. ,i..
was Betty Ann Cross, Henry e. Eidrdge, Ann Maria
Thomas +. aud Joseph +. Cross, te s1 OF who, 49,
fants under the are of twenty years, netna,n,
This DAY plaintiffs, by their attorney an: rr,
bill, and the defendants Walter 7. Gilman aud Bet, ,n
wife, and Henry g. Cross not having entered app.a
and given security, according 10 the act of Assembly ana
rules Of this Court. and il appearing by satisfactory yt
that they not inhabitants OF this II i tt
That the said defendants do appear here the first day II
Der term next and answer the plaintiffs said BIZ and lt
copy OF this order be- forthwith inserted IN lie t
lIsh-d in the city Of Richmond for months sacce,.y
thai another copy be posted at me front door Of The
OF this county. Copy-T-ste
Aug 30 3a-wsw PHILIP B WINSTON. chr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

JAMES RIVER LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber oilers
for sale the Tract Of Land ON which he resides IN e county,
of Cumberland by OF Goodman, containing b
estimation thousand acresabout 400 acres IN the Original
growth and about IS of James River low grounds goo
This Virginia and welt adapted I" the growth OF
and wheat The dwelling house Is large ahd con'1
nen lately epaed; the OF ordinary KIND
about $50 Of this land in clover further IS
persons wishing purchase viii view The pre-
before purchase VI the Land not sold before ne
2and day SEPTEMBER le43, that day will he OLE red ..
public Terms Of II be accommodating. WHICH
will he made by the subscriber living on the fa-
OVERToy b. PETIT.
An, 3n-wiw
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DRS PEERY < HAMLIN'S VERMlFCGE. ~
THIS invaluable Medicine has acquired IN r South ana w
the appeIlaon Of Dead Shot,, from is great prompt
and unparalleled certainty OF effect $50.
The exceeding. small quantity OF Medicine required u '
existence Of every from The >isr"
operating in few hours wi hont the aid Of any pnfa'
generally without repeating the dose together WIN ihe
safety # It's being administered l., The youngest oh '
il one of the brilliant discoveries of the Tie '
quantity necessary be given 10 sI almost any Gaze it''
the cheapest medicine now before the pntlIc.
prepared only by PERRY Il HAMi.iN.
WILLIAM EMACK. Baltimore,
SAML. +. DOVE. Richmond, Cen >. A
BRACES x THOMAS, Pelersbrrs,)
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Aug. %

x LATE RIVER LANDS FOR SALE-The subscriber ders
- for sale his Lands Buckingham Court This and
consists Of tracts containing 700 IND
lie each buckingham Court house, ear
each other work both places hads
Twelve or fifteen hands may be worked to advantage The ae
river tract contains 3o acres, about $50 ceared-One hnfd
of this is Slate river BOTTOM surpassed by non IN
richness and fertility the The high is undat-
ing of the land the river H. very durable and zee
from washing quality highly Of manfe,
and well adapted clover and plaster The
of good story dwelling hns ebt
rooms, passage, barn and teshng hou
ice house nd other anes excellent springer
pure water and young orchard Of well selected fruit trees
den &c. The other $50 acres-es remarkably
WELL and well wacred with and bold branches RI
ming through IT, aToding some fine meadow land also pf
this cleared the balance finely tm This land produce
fine tobacco and of the fine Manufacturing kind and produce
wheat remarkably WE'LL peculiarly adapted wheat
invite those who may wish purchase property COM
and view it. IL this properly should not be sold privately
will be exposed TO sae by public auction the h OF eptrmbe
next. JAMES AUSTIN.
Buckingham, July 4, 1913. l6-w,l5
MERRY OAKS FOR sALE-The subscriber having in view
WI Western location offers for sal. thai well snown nrocrrty
leading fran kichnnnd fredericksburg Just miles from
former place He hestas mot 10 saw thIt il s nm. of Ire
heahest places In Eastern Virginia There in the ya'd
well of the pures water strongly mpregnaed the
of which has been highly recommended by eminent Physicians
Tor various Diseases particularly for Summer complaint and
which has invariably resulted in the speedy health
Of those who have tried it, There have been
Summer season, which have been invariably when opened
for that purpose Aud Is doubt extensive
ness might be done with There attached
the 3sO land greater portion of
IN woods containing IN large quantities. superior pine
other valuable timber which might he made profitable he
ing adacent several Saw Mills The cleared land in high
of nItvaon yielding last year 20 bushels wheat per
The property will he shewn by subscriber residing AT the
Oaks who VIII known the terms. he NAV he addressed
post paid through Richmond Pos, Office
" b. Should the above property disposed Of by the Ont
October next VIII be sold publicly on that dav fair il not
the next fair day thereafter. N. c. LIPsCoMBE, Js
Aug. | 2i-wtlO
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

tEHEAT-The subscribers Agents for the sale oil all man
~ of County produce They tender their services
the Farmers for the disposal of Wheat Corn and Oats Liie
OIL advances VIII he made consigned IN e sales
ashed when made time proceeds renied 10 any
Drtion of the country deposited in Bank 10 Their credit
Their supply Of Poushs Groceries, &C., very large en-
facing
$50 two, and three Horse Pougs with castings for all the
orts
81 900 Middling and Shoulder Bacon
10 hhds 81 Croix, Porto Rico, and New Orleans Sugar
80 bags Java, Rio La.nra, and Havana Coffee
I 10 chests Tea from Is to 81 rs per pound
5000 his Mai >, from 3D. To god.
200 sacks Salt tons Country Bar Iron Upper and Sole Lea
her, Molase Loaf Sugar. Candies Soap Cotton Yarn, Shot
Swder, Vinegar, Cheese, &c. &C. all of which Will be sold
ow, for cash, or to puncual men upon liberal time.
PEAKE JONES & WINSTON,
Nine doors below the Bell
I Aur 90 32-w3w
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PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING CHAIN CABLES AND
ANCHORS FOR TIE IRON REVENUE STEAMERS
NOW BUILDING.

Aug. "a, 1873. I
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received al this department
- until the 18th September lsi3, for furnishing following
anchors and chains 1t will be required that The American
iron shall be of all
shall inspection of such person be appointed by
the Department for that purposes and evidence satisfactory to the
Department shall duced showing they
jrccd and wsto0d the of strength and they
br delivered the owing points, at the sole and entire
Of taking the contract before
the Goth day Of November ncat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

ID ENJOYED opposite side OF the street. and facing the
II franklin Hotel John Earley's Ola s1and south side u"
Main, ID house from Governor street. 80
We would take this opportunity of thanking the public for
yors received the last II design al first
10 establish ourselves through press but do by giving
isfacon 10 ali who call upon u.s. which consider far prefea
bile any basis and Of which we are glad 10 know mas
been almost universal.
design pursue the same course at this time and for
the future All goods sold by that do peasc In quail
6 color make fashion, otherwise be returned and
the money the same shall not have been
worn we have al this large STOCK IL not larger than
any in the State In our of business and would respectfully
invite give US call before purchasing and ex
amine for himself and pronounced rs low OF
lower than anv other city, shall be much deceived
we have Cloth Coats s2 while others charge sa for
and the customer furnishing the CLOTH and pants at 81
that are sold for sI4 Vests Shirts Drawers
Crava Stocks suspende Socks Gloves and Collars OF
kinds and qualities and articles usually kept by Coh
ers of which we are determined sell low for cash. ana re-
the public and whether they want to buy OF
acy- al Goads warranted. j. BEANNha,s @ ~.
Sent oo-"1J'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

NOTCE-The offers sale, privately, his va
~ LUABLE AMELIA SPRINGS PROPERTY. consisting OF
about 69 of LAND $50 of which are fiat land Of hrst
qualify and all in high Of improvement On goou
portion of the heh land there fine crop OF
production of which land Virginia is SUPERIOR All Things
considered the Amelia Springs Is certainly the most
Eastern virginia. healthy, ana It's was
equal Virginia. The improvements on the place are
very large and SUPERIOR all of the houses having been erected
within the last There large BRICK oiei
three stories high spacious ball roon ~ feet by ~ hs
Ladies' sng adjoining, and nine lodging rooms above ana
large Genemen's sitting the basement story on sac
de Of the Hotel there Is brick house, eacn IN
feet in length and each containing H rooms There Is
framed building 10 and great hummer
oOtner all entertain some 500 ar bOu per
There is very superior dining room, 5 feel long
built Of BRICK which sufficiently spacious 10 dine 4oo PERSONS
aso neat and comfortable private residence located near e
dining room well for the residence oil lhose super
intending the dining There also GOOD store MOUSE VI
which there good basnes IN tie mercantile me
There also good with eight rooms appropriated
bathing. stables virginia Tor con-
venence Of brick sufficient to contain ~
least 80 oses also, framed sabe sufficient to contain 10
horses The yard pleasure grounds having been laid out by
celebrated English gardener and allhe borders beaEuy de-
corated with subbery Of different kinds; makes this most
beautiful situation The Springs are located IN Dat surpassed
in beauty by In the world The waters OF the hmea
Springs have heen anayzed by Dr. Bridges of ana
approved of by Doct Parish of the place The following IS
the analysis compared with the White sulphur springs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05
J. G. GREGORY IL Co., Managers,
Office Man, ID door beo Nam and 18th streets,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA..

1000 Dollars.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass AZ, to be drawn Saturday
9th September, lei3
Captais-s40.OOO, 10000, 5000, &c, &c.
Tickets Sln-llalyes 5-quarters So.
certificate of package OF % Whole Tickets will be sent for
Sl30-shares in proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 4s, to be drawn Saturday
10th September, lsi3.
Caas-s3OoOO 10000 100 prizes of oOo ITO prizes of aOo
&C., &C.
Tickets slG-halvcs 5-quarers 50.
certificate OF package of 20 Whole Tickets S3O-safes
in proportion.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class so. to be drawn Saturday
Goth September, lsi3
Captals-s3nOOp OOO $780, 30 prizes of 1000 &c., &c.
Tickets SI0-sharcs in proportion
certificate Of package of III Whole Tickets Sl30shares III
proportion.
For Tickets and Shares Certificates of Packages in the above
Splendid Lotteries, address
G. GREGORY & CO., Managers, RichIaond Va.
containing Of the drawing, will be sent to
all who order from
Aug. Is 2-wfd
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|ropARTNERsHP-The subscriber associated WIN himself
in business on the h his brother Thomas r. Butler
under the firm of WIN. F. Butler Co. continuance OF the
public patronage is respectfully solicited mr. p,-r,rp
I,,n, l7-wtf
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RICHMOND & LYNcHBURG CANAL PACKET LINE,

By Iron Steamboats,
THE undersigned beg leave inform the public generally
that the above Line has been established and will
aiming abolt the Goth Of July The precise day shall be here
tier published The boats will be Of the best character FOL
bmfn safety and expedition and will afford such facilities
he through or way travel as will insure satisfaction.
roug from Richmond to Lynchburg miles, in "a hours
fi.weeky. CHARLES DIMMOCk e co.
Richmond, July 4, ls43. 16-aawly
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srRArroN,s OFFICE.

A CONTINUATION OF GOOD LUCK!
nRAWN numbers Of Lottery Extra, CLASS
- 80, drawn 18th August:
8 ! Is e. So s. 80 "a 70 10 GO "a As % 81
alf Ticket, 10 49, do 50 49, 81 20, three more
Capitals, sold and paid by STRAT1ON.
Drawn Nos Virginia Leesburg Lottery Glass 49, drawn et
August
4s CO so 81 81 "a 73 66 II AZ IS CO.
Ticket Nos "a GO 65 another Capital sold and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. Alexandria Lottery Extra, Glass 1885, drawn sis
August: -
IA 10 GO 81 is 81 A - 6 Al ! 10 81
Ticket, Nos. IA, another Capital sold and paid by
Drawn Nos Alexandria Lottery Extra Glass No. l5, drawn
3lst July:
Ticket Nos 45 o. - entitled Capital Prize SUoo
sold and paid Iy STRArToN.
Ticket Nos IS, Prize of $4,000 sold and paid by
Ticket Nos. IS So $780, both sold and pad by
Do do 81 AZ 60 do |. 100 STRATTON.
Besides 80 other good three number prizes making IS three
prizes sold and paid by sTRATroN from 18th of May 10
the Gath of August
NJ Tickets in all Lotteries advertised by j. g. Gregory
Co sold by S1RATTON, In packages or single Gke anu
all orders by mail otherwise from part OF the Union
closing cash prize tickets will he thankfully received ana
and promptly attended to- addressed 10 me a
prize seller. n. STRATToN, Rlcnhohn, va.
Ans
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

There is paragraph going the rounds, TO the effect
that Hon. jain M. Niles is at present confined to the
Insane Hospital at Utica. The story originated in the
fact, that Mr. Niles visit to his old friend and
family physician, Dr. Brigham formerly OF Hartford
and now Superintendent Of the Retreat at Utica He
has been also at the Saratoga Springs receny and we
happy to learn that his disease is supposed be fast
yielding to medical skill and change of climate.
rfetc Hapsn Reoiser
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

The subscriber discovered another Spring. the waters OF
hc exoed very highly by those who have used the and
hey certainly As 10 the virtues OF these waters
here night he much said and hundreds OF cerhcate might DC
reduced, but the subscriber deems II unnecessary
II FRANCIS A. WILSON.
June "a H-u
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csr,i6co,e, or psckaess of o6 wholrs $3.50 90
81 bave. 65 on
% quarters 30 50
" Orders Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF Packages
the splendid Lottery will receive the most prompt atie
on and account of the drawing will he sent Immediately "
ter il : over o all who order from Address
An, 40 30-wtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

4 Dead Shot for HORNS in The Human Body
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AMELIA SPRINGS.
GASEOUS CONTENTS could
not he ascerrained, having es-
capped before the water reach
, ed Philadelphia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-09-05

JOHN A. PARKER.
Tannahannock Essex co. Va Julv 81. 2l-wtIS
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1843-12-23
F0alS3 NE1Id;3S
U3d32!l:|l3[1 PILLS
A PUBLIC HLs SSENG.

These Pills have long been known and
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Immediate powers of restoring perfect
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every kind of disease TO which the human
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They are particularly recommended to
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any kind of chronic or lingering COM
plaiat, as there il no medicine before the
public which has so natural and happy ef-
feet upon the system in correcting The
stomach and liver, and TO the formation OF
healthy chyle and thereby purifying the
blood.
They are acknowledged by the hum
dreds and thousands who are using them,
10 be not only the most perfectly innocent,
safe and efficient medicine ever offered to
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al ofthcse Pills, never afterWard feel will
ling to be without them. and call again
and again for more; which is sufficient
proof olther good qualities
HEADEACHE-SICK OR NERVOUS.
Those who have suffered and are weary
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plant, will find Spencer's Tcsp'a6te Pills
a remedy at once certain and immediate
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taken soon IS the hpadeache is felt coming
on, will cure it in one half hour entirely.
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In HQbitHdl CoStireHeSs, they are deeid-
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brought before the public and one e5 cent
box will establish their surprising virtues,
and place them beyond the reach of doubt
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pochondriacaI affections. loss of appetite,
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They are mild in their action, and con-
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they clear the system Of bad humors quiet
nervous irritabIity, and invariably pro-
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Upwards OF hURdred and serenty hous-
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three States alone, and more than three
times the same quantity in other States,
As an anti-bllIous medicine, no family
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them is more satisfactory than thousand
certificates.
Price, twenty-five cents per box. For
sale al the Drug Store OF
z. +. WARD.
Canton Mi, aug. %, l&43.
| tun oaI,on. 1n..nj iltl iust rocei,,nd an A