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YARNS FOR SALE-The subscriber is authorised 10 dispose
F. I.ocket in the ches
tericd Is miles from the city Of Richmond This tract
acres timbcfed. enclosed, 'i Ia E"ud
mar, The delinr ose arns stables pretty
good order There the premises an excellent saw MN
Mill, which needs repair owing u the bad
health proprietor the Whole property Is offered for So 900
One Farms upon the Upper James river :r
market 300 acres a5 Of which low
grounds quality Tie highland is in lr highest
state cultivation, aud hn little Inferior To the low grounds
Buildings &c, and complete. TEnAss3j,No sa,00O
cash the time, bearing interest II is seldom thai
sucI nm estate is 10 be- had Apply to [. 7. BOLTS.
,ct J0-tf
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Marriages.

Married. Thursday the at instant. nj The residence Of
VIM Wrrenb,krr ESQ., University of Virginia, by The Rev E.
C. gohn-on Chaplain of the University Mr. JoHs T. H. "oop
.Rp Mdiescx Miss Mary MILDRED, daughter oil the
II. rrnkM NInnr
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= Ii the Petersburg Intellgencer will be pleased
:, a,n to our last Tuesdays paper. he will find that
=, ,,s not "rery silent about the Tariff doctrine as
sod by the Syracuse Convention"
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COMMISSIONERS SALE or MANCHESTER PROPERTY.
PURSUANT decree Of the Circuit Superior Court OF la"
and Chancery Cor the County of Chesterfield pronounced
the lst April 1874 The al tie Mutual Assurance TroscS
and others shall Commissioner appointed thereby proceed
SELL premises Public Auction, The highest bidder.
fr cash. on FRIDAY, the 10Th November ls3 the aHr Of !
O'Clock r. NJ the Dwcn. AMI Kitchen, occupied in l-97 and
believe time, by Mr.. y Freeland The South
east side Main street uf Manchester with the pri
the groInd whricon the buildings stand, during the
time that they shall continue To exit
SAM. +. PTLLIAM, Commissioner
IA
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Mr.. Henry Russell, the celebrated composer and
''sreT, charmed brilliant audience at the Exchange
IA, night, His songs marked with deep feeling, and
~ lover Of music can hear him without being thrilled.
lie means TO give more concerts. Need we add any
Ting attract the attention of our citizens 10 his in
isrestinp efforts 10 please,
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.
THE subscriber has at Spring Farm. mile from the City,
l. several choice kinds Of APPLE Pear Cherry, !Im, and
Aprrot Trecs-bcsdcs, from twenty thirty thousand Peach
Trees approved Kind such take The lead in The
Nrw York Jersey markets. hich lie VIII sell
sonah!e terms These Trees tine and vigorous no, .qnalitd
by any in Northern Nurseries
ANY information desired in regard The planting rearing Of
IN. Tree viii b. readily given WM. /. GRlEEE
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GirfiM0ND MtRKErs-O1to!et 81,

EiTfiMOND MtRRETS-O,toae! 81, l63
Tos,ccoR,oe much diminished ugs, s. % 1 le /,
s IS; fine manufacturing, 20, as in quality.
Fioca-N-w Country, 81 - On Mis 81 %.
Wusr-5D,n 90 ct<. according 10 quality, order 'sc
ross-5nr cents
MEALS cents
U.T,-.z,.., nts, from vessels and Depot
r1,srxp-t.p'"". s. s7i 4 3 at wharf; on Basin, t.
LiaE-slal l2I
lRu,-redeslr sso; sweGes, 90 oj Country, 7O pig, q T.
F,,I -icrrin.s new cut, 81 60 "A rs, for No.L
Shad 50 "
Brrrrr- Ffkin Ga 10 cents fresh roll, 10 Is
s-G.r-N Orleans 81 u.s. r. Rico so 81 81 cro1 75a
CnrFgE-fasuira. 81 . cents E:o, cents
Ts,-G0 l0l cents
Mat,,.n-Nex orleans Porto Rico, 30 80 cts.
R,coN-n fillmore. 81 a s; city cured, - 3, dull
'""' = ~" w ''',' BERNARD PEYToN
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When gathering co';dS around view,
And day. dark aud friends are few
On Him lean, who, not in vain,
Experienced every human pain
liz feels my grief, liz ms ltars
And counts and Treasures ~ my trars.
When, souowinr Ger some stone bend
Which covers AL that friend.
Aud, i.cm his voice, his hand, his smile
Divides lc for litilc whiic:
Ihou, Saviour see'st the tears shed,
For thou didst weep DER Lazarus dead.
And, OH when have safely past
Thronsl, every conflict hut the last,
SIN, ,till nnf ha:ging, watch beside
Ny he'd III deatll-lnr thou hast died.
Then point IL realms cf endless day,
And wipe the latest tear away.
A FsIy.p WHO KNOWS,
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Oct. 81

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE MaSONS' HALL, IN
THE TOWN or MANCHESTER
PURSUANT decree al the Circuit Superior Court of Law
aud Chancery the County Of Chesterfield, pronounced
day Of April lsi3 IN The Of the ~ A. Sorety
Xix and Others shalt Commissioner thereby appointed
coed SELL premises, public the highest
bidder for cash FRIDAY the 10Th November, Si3 hail
past O'Clock p NJ the Masonic Hall, situated the South
Jackson street The cf Manchester with the prl
veee Of the ground which the building stands long
shall last. SAM. T. PULLIAM, Commissioner
Oct 5U--ls
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Ya-W give prompt attention to sales Of a KRIS OF "
Merchandise consigned to ms care Stoe On Gary
street, adjoining aessrs. Caperton q trump :, ,
Oct. j.
Y the ship wiltshire are ,hs day RECEIVING a,es
Is al h,n,snc addition Pal! Stock Of Sheffield and
p,,nnam (ood particularly Table and Pocket Cutlery, 10
ubirh xs invite the attention Of Country Merchants
"m ~, 4a-~at THOMAS & CHARLES ELItS,
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NOTICE.The Partnership hitherto existing between john T.
Se2hook and George NJ Harding dissolved hr 7h
day of september last h mutual consent The business Of the
firm will remain in the hands OF George " Harding.
JOHN Y. SEABRO0K,
GEORGE VI. HARDING.
Mhaian Oct I0-M.W
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Dpufhs.

Ded on The Odd instant al eo the residence OF Gen John
H. CocAe CARTER H. H."1'os IN The 30 year OF his age
Died ON The I7th instant Paralysis Mrs SARAH M.ooS in
the 20 y-ar of her Mrs Macon the wife OF the h
Thomas Macon, m Orange and surviving si,Ie Of Jam,
oyed PERHAPS b. Ter hh than usual allotted Ia one ot her
Her disease at r seemed sight, and hopes were enter
strong, would be able
withstand It's attacks second vsiaii0n however soon "
o@s , ave, "ncm m teonar ,t unrun ~ % f
Ter The second attack. Her mental faculties throughout Were
wholly unimpaired her >ulerngs holeh intense,
borne with truly Christian iun,uie Tie uss most
mahe lady will be deey morned BY wide cnc'e OF friends
OF had probably, during her Ion. l'. She
had wlIin!y wounded i c l.S o fellow being When
ai dispensed viii, liberal hand her chaiies T. the
poor aoan' her and subsequently when her means were less
abundant she ever find something whereVth To alleviate
the Affections Of suffering humanity. Whether in prosperity
adversy-wen surrounded by spendor and possessed 81 every
indulgence which riches coui a"d when afterwards
reduced almost SHE all tines, and Gnir a ci!
cumsance the same meek and owy yet cheerful and con't
ed Christian. No the a's n r!r"'
complaint, II poverty, avaf hrr |, tSrap hrr '.. i h
have valued possession o riches, She
perhaps fell less keeny their loss She had long since liked her
had doubtless, laid nr herself where neither noh
rust doth corrupt, AID where thieves do break through
stea.'' w.
Died, very suddenly at his residence, in oocland county
Virginia, about O'clock Wednesday night eh instant
m Inlnoha'y L"nsm,r's OF emohase oil me Lungs eh
he had had periodically Tor more Than two years, M JoaN
GArHniGnr, in tile sd year Of his age. informed, lie
appeared To be in better spirits and than usual rude
twice IN The day and ate rather earter supper than
and talking joculary 10 lady his family when all nj
he observed he going have splitting and rising
out Of his chair lhr blood gnhcd OF mouth and
tls instant, aud he fell aud died instantly
WITHOUT W"uu say Ia an 'bc also ready iO III
such hour think NOT the Of lie has
left atfeconar wife, and six helpless fa.ress Children
and many other relatives aud friends fep1Iahr
loss lie made public profession religion know
Of hut his friends cn;e ain hopes thar hr prepared lF
the and awful .vcni,lc himself virtues.
retiring and modest and of hut few words II man of good
aud judgment about and things generally. rs
band, ter, suIpass him.
say for him than can say for self any other friend
bal have known well and long have
heard known him say III word speak rough
He at The industrious managing
nciehboood, ard has accumulated good deal by
bran. his humble testimony the Of deceased
and particular .rcnd ana would his be,caye wife an!
E,,,iI
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t.ln rLRSnNs u.NINr .EiyAN

nI>UAL SWAMP STOCK rOR SALE ain authorised 10
- ri f3gr ,ha,e 81 the above stock For terms, ap
. : NJ NY Office or by letter. !NO. WOMELE.
nrf9
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f.,O PERSONS HAVING SERVANTS TO HIRE OFT BY
THE YEAR.NOjic= EeFctv given. the Directors Of
te Eastern innatIr Asylum m WI lapuI cns DESTROYS at
obtaining TIE bn S"fTn~ ~ Tar ne 81 -" ~ mn, haze
solved advance
Of Is per thu market p'e III Ntali,hurs ur such
b selected IS the SrpFt:G'"nin # the A.ylum The
.:!.A prc. w . i;osi
airy OF year, the Moreover, premium OF
Sl0 for each of the four who Z. the end of the
shall be considered have peri ned ;hcis duties
fthuly and of So for each OF he tour cnql
will b. allow ed the addition the
per The sup nrwt of the Asylum Ito, by
Site, Physician will attend atu,ou>ly
wants WHEN k whose desire The be pld
haf yearly # required Persons Disposed
Asylum requested communicate with the Superintendent,
Or. John VI. Can, before the 18th Of December
By order Of the Count uf Directors,
PHILIP ]. BaRZlZA
Oct 5O-st
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,aNDs, SAESAPARILLi.-1- Abofieines Of America pos
- .e.sed o: he he!ins AZ, woh IN many cases
sod mai a, ciylZ, man ~ Nature they he
rae iU,iaei er -scs aud The way Sic pointed on was
invariably followed Their remedies obtained from the We
ALL. rr.,on ani acting such p.Iect harOny with han
raj ,w. we,r powerful removing and controlling d"1sc II
n Sands SarsaphrI vegetable preparation. "c
irix naim piiace ~ IT. use 'seasrd a "h
So du-d and ae vi powers enr:Id To- peI"n thst nh'
tirs Indigestion psi, titnnie diseases %. the skn,
such s1t hrna sesii hetd aHd oicr similar ds
eases scrouIa kings evil rhcnai'Sn eh'fgrnlh 81 inc
glands and otr affections, ssy d certainly cured by rs
10.
~ For particulars, advertisements IN this and other cry
papers 49,, 49,, 49,. ..,,,
bv A. r. SANDS CO. Druggists and Chemists, Granite tnid
Inrs No 273 Broadway Of Chambers street New YORK
Sold IN Richmond AGENTS y DtEa Z Cos IN prers-
hu,g bv pDSsER ANDERSON, Norfolk by NJ A. SANTOS,
and by generally the principal cites III the u =
Price. si pr hne-5 bottles for -.
~ cAIr,Ot- lie particular ask Tor SASps's sarsapa
iii nod - 10 mr. other Oct 3l-H
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4 FFEND WHO KNOWS,

40 ATTENTION MECHANICS You that intend 10 com
pete premiums awarded by the Agricultural Society
Of Irnrc, viii take notice, ,a by the Constitution Of The sad
Soricy premiums awarded unless those that
Those desiring 10 become members do by
PLYING q STr r. G.. TuEstlll
s,TRAYED Or STOLEN, Saturday last, . NEW POUND
- LAND PUPPY, eight week, odd we'll grown for i- III
bown,h color las four y b.ts feet and tail tipped with
white, and blue eyes liberal reward Will be given Ia" him II
returned TO the Enquirer Office.
Oct 81 50-f
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HOYT Il co IS OFFICE,
Under tas Exchange Hrit, Richmond PrriniG.
nRAWING Of Alrxand,ia Lottery, Class No -; 90 =,
y, - - - 5O-1t
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Having been requested by MI l.. Itlspase 10 STATE what
know IN relate difficulties !otween W. o. Dnva and
h,m.cf d., STATE that wl,h Vii l.. and sei him
pocket book ".' "" '~h"" he counted
tnr mor.y and tia- of missing;
v,s an uh u discovered THAT hl, boy had hren
deang with and was rrcscnt IN the store ~en Mr.
cruu,,rd of W o. Duya what he OF the
iii. bn a>ei him for The goods he had let in have0
lie said had received - note o TIE hov that he gave
I'm, ~ IN an and wa. keen the balance for III" boy.
ne, 5th Is;g STERLING = THORNTON.
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cs.,d rim, nj the condition of the PRIMERS BANK OF
TJRGLNL4 as il ed on Is. OCTOBER lsi3, and tranS-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
OIL OF TANNGN,
OR, LEATHER REsToRER
A NEW CHEMICAL DISCOVERY.

Most people know, that skins and hides are
converted into leather by the use Of rannin
extracted from certain barks, &c.
When the force and strength Of the Tannin
il worn out leather becomes dead, hard, dry,
brittle, crack,d, cOoeyed With u crust, Sc
THIS AT K,NOW, To restore lhen lye,
soffRess, mOisfness, strength, smoofhness,
and remove all crust, fly, or bister-restore
the tannin. This substance The leather never
can receive the second time but the whole
pirtues Of it are in this article, the OIL OF
rANNIN-w which peuetrates lhe siiiiest and
hardest leather, if il has been twenty years in
use aud if it tears easily with the fingers, it
impars at once strength that is utterly in-
credible until sean. II becomes like ne,C
feather, in al respects, ilh delightful soft
ness aud polish and makes all leather complete
~ and perfectly imperpiOus to wnter-Par-
,iculnry boots, shoes, carriage tops, harness,
hose, trunks, and in fact all things mute of
leather, giving a splendid polish, even higher
than new leather has, and at least doubiing its
wear aud durability in whatever manner the
leather is used. THESE ARE FACTS.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
SAHSAPARILLA.

The wonderful effects or this root upon The
blood are known to the world; few persons
could have escaped some knowledge of its quail
ties. In all Scroiulous complaints, Affections Of
the Skin, and all Diseases arising from the abuse
or too free use Of calonie. 1t is said 10 act spe-
officially aud cure. The small quantity Of
Sarsaparila taken in Syrup with Soda Water,
is perfectly mefeciire large quantities mus,
be taken to produce amy effect. TO get ii con
cfntyated then and pure is the only safety. Ask
always for COMSrOCK'S EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARllLA. and refuse all Others, and
you will be sure Of all its virtues in the most
condensed form. This canton IL very necessary
to be observed as there are more than dozen
other persons extracts, or preparations that
| have always been or heconie inert and vnlueless.
One in par, icplar that has been in great use al
the South, is made from the most miserable,
dirty and worthless root 10 he found, 10 gratif,
the cupidity of the Proprietor COMSTUCK'S
W i'll be- always made of the best. with double
the quantity Of tho real SorsaPdriHa in Z
/ bottle.
For snle by r J. TAYLOR. Agent, New
port, II. |. Oct. 20.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02

Does any know a ncghbor or friend who has
been bald, and whose head il now covered
with fine hair with dandruif, though brushed
every hour--wh.cb has now vanished entirely;
Or one whose hairs at early age wero turning
gray, who now has not gray hair Children
whose heads were covered with scurf- whose
hair would not grow, TINT are now growing the
fullest crops Of hair Some cases must be
known TO most persons Ask them the cause,
and YOU will be told, these things have been
done by the use Of the BALM OF COLUM-
BIA. OF twenty years growth is this article,
its demand increasing annually some bpndred
per cent. though when discovered not opposed
by any thing for the same purpose, now as
sailed by almost numberless piushroom trash
preparations. that will ruin the hair if used TO
any extent. Can more than these facts he
wan,ed-refer to the recommendations by IA
list Of names of responsibility uncqnallcd by
any other article. Look at these things buy
this article. Stay and preserve your hair by
its use, or if bald restore it. Ladies, attend TO
this - hundreds in fashionable life are using il
as the only article really fit for the toilet
Long hair j. very apt 10 fall out Ladies, use
the Balm Of Columbia in time to save your
selves the disgrace Of badness by neglect Of
your persons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
FALES' PYRClAN
HAIR TONIC,
For the Gromih, Preservation and Resto-
ration of The Hair.

N-O matter how bald "A person may be.
~ growih Of hair will he prodoced. aud n
naturally too as heritage grows On the plam, or
the Iy in the valley. THIS Tome Ia warranted
10 clea nse the hair from Dandruif, and every
other accumnla,lng substance u your ha~
DIR, and falling of the Tonic will molsten
and fix il firmly in the head. u your htT INN
or your head bald the Tonic Is warranted TO
satisfy the arges, desires in thlckening the hair
ir ihe frst case aud covering the Bald head
with natural hair. Ia The second.
Il il composed Of the sc remedial agents ihn'
restore the ,kin nt once to a sound and healthy
condition, when thus restored, you WIN soon
discover on the head a short soft and beautiful
growth Of young hair, gradually increasing III
length, ill il becomes like your other hht was
before you began to lose H. :,
FALES' CoUGH, Worm, lIEADAcHE ana
Diarrhea or Dysenrary LOZENGES are sa'"'
,ceriain and agreeable remedies Tor lhe diseases
for which they are recommended.
Numerous. speedy and surprising cures nave
been effected by their use, hence lhe'r Popu'a''-
,y. r.,
phia) Saws iEat Fales' Medicated l.ozcnges are
considered by those who have used them. To he
far superior to Shermans OF any other introduced
THs CoUGH i.ozENGns are benehc'a''n a''
cnsos of common colds, hOoping cough, asih-
matte sAeclion, Inflammation oi the throat and
lungs they are also particularly benehcnI io'
the Group, aud a very good substitute for the
celebrated Hive Syrup, Cou h candles. aa'h',
Cordials. Pulmonary Balsams. &c.
II 1iIE WoRM LozESGss, are n saie ana
sure remedy for Worms. Two ar three u
dose for very snal Chiaen, and i've or sm lo'
larger ones.
II THs DysENrARr LozENGrs ARE certain
and agreeable remedy for Dlarhea and bowe
| Complaints Of Children Full directions as to
diet and manner OF taking them, accompany
| each box.
II rHE HeADAcHE or CAMPHoa LozHNGFs
are beneficial 10 eases of nervous headache II
! C.verous affections oc catyphus character The,
are useful in Rheumatism and peripneumony
also in eruptiye diseases, to EIvor the eruption
| or bring II back when II has sudd enly recedet
|, from the skin, as sometimes happens IN ineasIe
and small poS.
II ~ B Be sure that J. FALES. NJ. ID bos
/ ton, is on the side Of the Box that you buy.
II For sale in Newport, at the Coniecuonor
n and Variety store OF
July i T.. STACY, jR.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
SPENCE Et'S


lNliE numerous proofs daily received Of the
utility of SPENcER's TEGE7.7BLE
PILLS, not only from professional men, but
also from individuals, previously unknown In
me, many Of them guardians and instructors
nf youth, who speak from personal Enowl.
edge. together with The rapid snle, complete.
" satisfies me that have not been deceived,
| Those recommendations have fully sustained
Il as a certain cure for the headache. as also
a sure remedy for many other complaints #
used according to The directions which ac-
company them.
For vicious humors Of the blood and Tor
piles, Mrs. Jones's Syrup mny be advnnta-
geously used in conncxlon with The Pills,
For coughs, inflammation of the lungs,
pain in The side, or IN any other part of the
system, Mrs. Jones Rheumatic Plaster shond
be applied externally in connexion with The
use Of the Syrup and Pills.
There is no, the least dificul,y TO be appre-
hended from their use. either at home or abroad
their operation as IA cathartc, is ~ gentle, that
the person who uses them, will only know their
incstimable qualities by the speedy eradication o
the cause os distress.
Ia all ca>ss originating in Impurities Of The
blood, and those incident to the female cons,I-
tuition, these medicines stand unrvallcd, and
have no equal IN these classes OF complaints,
which prove, nos only extremely troublesome.
but often fatal, they have been extensively used,
and with singular success. Their virtues have
been fully tested, and their efficacy proved and
the pills and syrup combined have seldom, if
eyer been Known TO fail Of producing the de-
SIRED effect.
For sale by MARY TIIJ.EY, No 80, Spring
street. Don't forget tho nunlber-nor llnl Spen-
GERS Vegetable Pills are certain cure for the
headache. in all its various forms. Nay %.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
THE SICK HEADACHE,
EITHER NERVOUS or BILIOUS

An attentive perusal of the following will, il
ia believed fully repay all classes of readers =
UEApAcHE. This disease is one from
which arises more misery to The human family
than is generally supposed not being directly
intal, il is often neglected, or persons resort so
much to the use Of purgatves and other medi-
cines, as 10 impair their general health. and
often induce fatal diseases. The article, DIR.
SPOIlN'S HEADACHE REMEDY, from
Comsrocx s. Co.. non Altered seems to have
overcome these difficulties. While its effects
are mot powerful and immediate in curing an
attack or keeping j, OIL it is so perfectly mild and
innocent Jas to be used for infants with the
greatest effect and safety. This has now boen
tested by so many Of The highest members OF
this community, AZ to require no further proof
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1843-11-02
Boston, Feb. 23, le43.

The reader wall perceive by n peTpsal OF the
first and second certificates. that the Panacea
has produced remarkable cures Of two of the
most obstinate diseases resulting from impurities
Of the blood, VIZ EryspeiuS and Scroluloos
huinor That those diseases result hoiD such n
cause and cannot he relieved unless the cause u
rem owed, no intelligent physician will deny !;
that they are obstinate and difficult to cure,
there are too many affecting aud melancholy
proofs in the community, and thai the Panacea
has effected cures of them, and in cases Of long
standing, tho above certificates are Sufficient
proof The two last, viz dyspepsia and gene.
rnl debility, are among the most common and
troublesome diseases with which the community
are afflicted and give rise to great suffering, both
mental and bodily. II will be seen that the
pnnaoea has produced cer,ain and radical cures,
in long, bad cases of that class. IIy insarins
other certificates in our possession, wo could
show tho wonderful effect which this Panscea
has produced in all the diseases Tor which wn
recommend its use but this we think will be
sufficient TO convince all who can be convinced
Of proof
Persons should he particularly cautions, II
they wish fur the Genuine Medicine. Always
bc sure and ask for The Dandelion Psnacea, aud
receive no other
For sale wholesale and retail. Ivy the proprie-
tors, RANSOM 4 STEVENS. Chemist and
Druggists. Aunory Hall building. S2j Washing
ton street, Boston.
Also Tor sale by their duly appointed agents;
Newport, Il. X. Hazard and X. J. Taylor
,Irupgists; BRISTOL. L. w. Briggs, w. u. S
Bayley. druggists; Warren. WIN Parker,
druggist: swansey. John A. Wood. druggist,
and by druggists throughout the CoUo,ry.
Jrlv 90.