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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

IF there be a pleasure on c:rth which superior
L beings cannot enjoy, and which they might al
mos; envy men the posscasioi OF, il isthe power Of
relieving pain. How consoing then is the con-
seriousness Of having been The instrument of res
cuing thousands from missy, 10 those who pos
scsiit! What an amon1 Of suffering can be
prevented By the use of SANDS SARSAPA-
RILLAi The uniortunae victim OF Hereditary
disease, with swollen glasds, contracted sinews.
and bones halfcarious his been restored 10 health
and vigor. The Scrofukus patient covered with
ulcers, loathsome TO himSlf and TO his attendants;
has been made whole. hundreds ofpersons who
had groancd hopelessly fl years under cutaneous
and glandular disorders, Chronic rheumatism and
many other complaints Swinging from derange-
ment of the secretive orhns and the circulation,
have been raised as it we're from the rack Of dis
ease, and now with rcgcierated constitutions glad
II testify to the eficacyof this inestimable prepa-
raticn.
For particulars, see advertisements in this and
other par ers.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, and
for expectation, by A. B. SANDS & CO., Drug
gists and Chemists, frantic Buildings, No 10
Broadway, corner OF shamhers street, New York.
Sold, also, by ALEX DUVAL & CO., Agents,
Main Street, Richmad, Va. Price, 81 per bot
tle or six bottles forsss5.
june 20 ls-3
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
MORE BARGAINS.

BOOTS. SHOES AND TRUNKS.
T EONARD & CO, one door below r. X.
IL Jenkins Corner. are constantly receiving, BY
Packet and Steamboat every variety Of
Ladies genilemen's and children's Boots, Cal
ters, &c,
Bows. Youths and servants Shoes,
Northern Brogans and City Brogues
Genemen's and ladies' cheap Shoes, in variety.
We also make 10 order, and Keep an assortment
on hand. of gentlemen's Dress Boots. Calf aGd
Morocco, and Dress Shoes and Caters, Richmond
make
Gentlemen and ladies' in want will please give
us a call. LEONARD & co.
80 Main street, next door to r. Fl. Jenkins.
MaySI 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
SUBSOIL PLOUGHS.-A few of Ruggles,
- Nourse s. Mason's-the best in use-just re-
ceived
REVOLVING HORSE RAKES-A most
convenient and labor-say-ing implement for The
hay-maker, and much used for cleaning wheat
fields.
CHURNS-A novel and very superior article.
GRASS AND GRAIN BLADES-With
and without sna,hes c. T. Bolts.
May2s 6-w1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

are shut against us and that there IS no na'n To
in them for our exports upon any terms x. GO 10
show how utterly untrue this Is We give S, me l @-
lowing extract from an able speech oil VT. nin
kcrholi, Of Ohio delivered al The present 'es'''"
In The year ending September 30. lols, = as aI-
pears from the statement Of commerce a'i.. ~ -,
cation. which were few days ago Supi,,l',b ~
the Secretary of The Treasury TO lhis i.'''>
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

MORE NEW BOOKS Cyclopndia of
lEI Practical Medicine. edited By John Forbes,
NJ D.. A. Twccdic NJ. D.. and J Connolly, NJ
D. Revised with Additions by r. Dunglison,
NJ D., to be completed in "a Paris al 50 cents
each--a Part TO be published every two weeks
6 and Parts to hand for subscribers TILNEY
HALL, a Novel, by T. Hood Author OF Whins
and Oddities, &c Price % cents.
LEGENDS Of Ireland-Traditions and Fairy Le-
gends OF The South Of Ireland, by 7. Croxton
Croker with numerous illustrations. Price 50
cents-ust received for sale BY
DRINKER & MORRIS,
Book-binders and Statoners.
July 2 16-wg
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
YTc Ns7c Tfrg,nia Sfcamboat line,

The .Ne1c Tfrglnia Steamboat Lin',
BETWEEN RICHMOND AND NORFOLK.
!. 20 n The undersigned having pur-
-, CHASED the Steamboat CURTIS
PECK, expressly for the James River. take this
method OF informing the public, that she will leave
Richmond regularly every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday mornings, 5. o'clock, and Norfolk
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings,
al The same hour and touch at all the intermediate
landings on the Ri7er. They dsclaim having any
connection with ady other line that has ever run
on The James Ri,tr, that they are entirely new
compary: and frdn the spacious and comfortable
accommodations tflhe Curtis Peck, as well as the
long experience If her commander, Capt. John
Davis. with the Individual attention of the own
ers. to make ctthing agreeable, hope 10 merit
and receive srppu from the travelling public;
and il is not our Intention 10 make the fare be-
tween this and Nbrtolk exceed three dollars with
or without comtetiiion.
Passage and fare 81.
r. A. Mayo, II. t. 4 +. ;. Taliaferro,
Haskins & libby, G. Fl. Durf,e,
w. C. Tombkins, John Dickson.
Jno. Davis,
June | Ith 1874. 10-lm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
PIANO TORTE WAREHOUSE.

.15is THE Subscriber is constantly receiving
TIk from the celebrated mandatory of NUNS
S& CLARK, New York, elegant and plain
Piano For,e>, possessing the latest improvements,
and that dclicacy of touch, and sweetness oflone,
so peculiar to their manufacture.
Also a large assortment OF Musical lnsiru-
nlents and Musical Merchandise, in general.
Piano Fortcs repaired, tneo, let on hire, and
taken in exchange.
CHEAP Muslc-The largcs, collection of Mu-
sic ever offered for sale in this State, may be Sc
lected from, attic Store of the Subscriber. al Phi
ladelphia and New York prices,
Those purchasing 10 sell ag.in, will be fur
nished upon better terms than hey can flnd else
where in the State P Fl. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store, opposite the Banks.
June Is l2-Wtt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

We are pleased to lean by the Wamenlon
Flag that The Hon. William Smith has opened
the campaign for Polk and Dallas in gallant style.
The meeting which he addressed, was called Tor
Mr. Gibbons benefit; yet, when "Po!k, Dallas,
Oregon, and Texas" were mentioned by Mr..
Smith he called cont hearty response from the
Grove, a large majority ofwhom seemed 10 be
with him." Yes, and VIC believe if that watch
word was carried BY the eloquent eector into old
Loudoun herself, the response would. be the same.
Tie aoned farmers Of Virginia riH not rOie for
Cay"-He's dead coon already.
[ErcdcrickM,Mrg Rttorder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

The Address of the Wing Central Committee
refers 10 George VI. DalIl., sudden aro>t4cy, IN
1886, on the Bank question We suppose that
Mr.. D's sudden aposlacy" consisted in his de-
nunciations oit:ie Bank and its outrageous abuse
tons from the Legislature of Pennsylvania
But why docs the Address remember 10 for
get Mr. Clay's 81! den aposacy on the same ques-
ton in 1916! Mr.. Clay in 1911, delivered an
able speech, in which he demonstrated the uncon-
stiutionality. inexpedercy and danger Of a Ma
ticnal Bank; and ret he very shortly afterwards
became the peculiar champion as well as feed
attorney OF that corrupt institution Again, we
ask, WHY is the Address silent in regard 10 Mr..
Clay,s Sudden aroslacy'' on the Bank question.
ID
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
r G. GREGORYI& CO. MANAGERS, RIcH-
j MoSD VIRGixI, OGcc on MINI. 2ad door
LfL.r roraers Main 0J lfh streets
SPLENDID LOTTERIES!

- MDSD, lRt'lNIA iIH!kt m -b"h': -"t ""V'
btLor coraefs Main 0,5 lih strcc'S.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES!
300U Dollars!
Alexandria Loiler,, Glass No. %, for ISL, to
he drawn in Alexandria ID. c., on SATURDAY, The
18Th of July. ISL Splendid Prizes: prize OF
$4,000. 1900, 5000, $500, 1927, 5000, $500,
10 of 1909 80 OF SOD, 10 Of 400, &c, &c
Tickets Sl0-Ealyes $s5-Quarcrs = 30
Certificates of PACKAGES of % Whole Tickets.
$3.50: 25 Half do, g; Quarter do, 81 90.
1000 Dollars
Alexandria Letter, Class ID, for lSll, To be
drawn at Alexandria ID. C.. on Saturday, the 2oth
Of July. 1914. Briilitnt Scheme: prize OF $40,
O00 10000 G.000. 500, $500. 1900 1000, 1863.
60n 500. , of 30, , Of 1900, % OF 1000,
~ of 500 20 of 400 &C. &c
rs No. LotteY-ll Drawn Ballots.
Tickets $l0-EIIvcs S5-Quariers = 90.
Ccrilicates of Packages of 26 Whole Tickets,
$3.50: Half do is Quarter do, - 30.
10000 Dollars
Alexandria LottIv Glass No. %, for 1911, TO
he drawn AT Alexandria, ID. G., on Saturday, the
27tb of July, 1911 .Sprndid Lmtay: prize Of
$50 900, 10000, $780, 5000, $500, l,0l7, 100 OF
1000, &c, &c.
Tickets SlO-Halves S5-Quarters - 30.
Certificates of Fpckages of % Whole Tickets,
$3.50; Half do, CT Quarter do, 80 so.
III, Orders for Tickets and Shares, and Certi-
licaies of PACKAGE in the above Splendid Lotto
rics. will receive tie most prompt attention, and
an account OF eaci drawing sent, when request
ed to all who ordt from us. Address
u. G. GREGORY & CO..
June . Ii-vtd Managers, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
ADDRESS OF THE WING CENTRAL
COMMITTEE or VIRGINIA.

we find in the last Richmond Wing an ad-
dress of the CLAW Central Committee oil THIS Staie
:. 10 the Wings of Virginia" 1t is written very
much in the STYLE and temper OF The editorials oil
The decent and disnified journal in which II ap-
pears. ard lis positions aud arguments are OF ,he
approved modern Wing onler. II LANDS Clay
and trelin9huysen. in duty bou'it', ana abuses
The Democratic nominees without rbNhle OF fed-
son. II is. in a word 4 document eminrntiy Wol-
tbs OF the party which has modesi'y claimed an
me dccercy ali the dignity. and al the talents OF
the lnnd, Ii S9cahs of Col Polk as a man OF
absolutely no mark of distinction, with not enough
of ndependcnt thought or action 10 have achieved
for him even an acknowledged political exist
euce apart from the beheStS of a party or the
commands of a superior This is beautiful, com
ing as il does irom 4 Committee, several mem
bers of which are known 10 the community only
as the slaves of faction and the subservcnl tools
Of the Dictator OF Ashland. Thea 10 talk about
Gel Folks want OF Independence They, that
uab!u>hinsly acknowledge Henry Clay is The
life. soul and emhodimcni" of their principles.
To tim the language Of the Poet is particularly
appropriate
"Does Harry say black white They'll says lis
true;
Does Harry ca, his swords? They'll eat theirs TOO
A point assert! Tomorrow coairadiclu!
Behold them faithful slaves OF Ipsc Dirit."
The subscrvency Of the Richmond Federal
Junio and It's sycophantic echoes 10 Henry Clay,
is sickening and disgusting IN the extreme We
frequently hear Wings declare, that they go for
Henry CLAY, dead OF alive, Tariff or no Tariff.
Bank or no Bank, Annexation orno Annexation
right or wrong We rereai, it well becomes such
men 10 reproach their opponents with want o.!
manly independence! 1t reminds Us of Benedict
Arnold's attempt 10 convict George Washington
and the Continental Congress OF injustice and
want OF patriotism.
We deem il wholly unnecessary TO attempt, in
this connection, defence Of Governor Polk
against the attacks of the Address. His history,
which is we'll known 10 the people, altess that he
is rurc patriot, sound and orthodox politician,
an indc2enIen, and enlightened Statesman With
Inc Democracy on his side, he may proudly look
with contempt upon his malicious assailanls.
Mr. Dallas is also unjustly and coarsclv assail-
ed in the Address, but the attack him. like that
on Col Polk, viii recoil upon its authors. The
Democratic nominees defy all the combined as
sau,s of Federalism. Like pure gold, the har,ler
they are rubbed The brighter they will shine.
[LgaehJrrg R'p"b'teHn.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

WHITE OIL SILK.-A supply of White
w Oil Silk received, for sale BY
ALEX DUYAL & co.
June % l5-wtC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
Amounting 10 a total value Of Sio,4,-,f3

"This was the aggregate OF exports Of The ar r.
ticles above enumerated in lSf2-cAPoi'eu -.
spite Of the clogs and shackles thrown upon our
export trade by the high protective farm enac ,sa
during tha, year Ii is evident, then, rom 'lle nc
quantity and value exported that the amount Oh
surplus provisions is very large ,,o
Such is the vast amount Of The surplus proauGt-
TORS OF the agriculture OF this country winch
on Tariff weighs so opprcssireF; we ash an
our readers who are interested i'll tins question: 70
look a, the table, under the commercial hcaa VI
this paper, in which the prices OF produce as 'llel
existed in 1910 and the two subsequent years. are
compared with what they are now; NO man eau
observe the decline which has taken place; anu
Invariably weigh the reasons Tor II wii'c q, Ms
have giycn without being satisfied that the Tariff
is The callse.-[N y. Er. Past
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

AW SCHOOL AT STAUNIoN;LIllhe
nex, session will commence on the 10Th No
Ismhnr neyt and continue until The 10Th March
following. The Text Books employed will be,
Chilty's Blackstone, fuckers Commentaries,
Lomax's Digest Of Real Property; Lomax on
Executors Isl volume OF starkie on Eviten 6 is'
v1lnme of Chit,y on Pleading, Stephens on Plead
ing. and Lubes Equity Pleading Fec Tor IN: m
slruction 600, payable in advance. Boarding
and all other necessary accommodations can e
had at the best public houses in siaunioh' upon
very moderate terms e.o>,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

The Little Rock (Arkansasl Times and Adyo.
cate, the oldes! established Wing paper in thai
State, has renowned its Federalism, and is dong
GOOD service under The banner OF Polk and Dallas
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

TN CHANCERY-V AT rules lo
i eli in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit superi-
or Court Of Law and Chancely for the county
OF Cumberland, at the court house of said couu-
ty on the first Monday in June in the year lsii
John Anderson ana Frances his wife
CnmulaipariS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

VIRGINIA AMELIA SPRlNGS.-These
V Springs arc now open for the reception of
visitors. They are in excellent order, and every
effort will be made 10 give entire satisfaction TO
those who may favor me with their patronage
A further description is deemed unnecessary.
FRANCIS A. WILSON
limo ~ 1i-w6w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

The Little Rock (Arkansas) Times and Advo-
cate, the oldest established Wing paper IN tnal
State has renowned lis Federalism, and Is DONG
GOOD service under the banner OF Polk and Dallas.
CTOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
- The subscriber, proposing 10 make some
change in the style oths business, will, on WE'D
NESDAY. the Eth July next, expose 10 public
sale. at the store now occupied by hun on Broad-
way street al o'clock his ent.c stock OF Dry
Goods comprising a very general assortment
Hiscuslomcrs andthe public generally will please
observe that he will Continue Ia sell al cost, ior
cash Till the 9Th day Of july, when his store will
be closed to make preparations for the sale.
TuOS. ID. QUARLES,
Granite Front Building Shockoc Hill
Sale conducted by DuS.op, MoNcURE s. Co.
Jnne S-lds
TOHN F. WORDS NEW LOTTERY OF
j FICE. Opposite the Exchange Hotel, Rich
moad, Jitginto.
Loitcria fer Jaly.
The first Lottery offered for July is IN beauty;
the next is FIST rate for man who wants only
so 900 hera being tour Prizes OF that size IN 1t
and all the resi- are, As usual with the Alexan-
,lra Lotteries, splendid schemes. BE good enough
10 look over the sketch given below and make
your selection of Lottery, and then sit down and
give Word an order for Ticket or Package.
FoR 9Th JrLy.
New jersey Lottery, Class G5.-Four capt.
tails OF $1,000 each &c, &c Tickets only -
a certificate OF package OF 2G wholes in this
will be sent for the very low price OF S60; halves
80; quarters ID.
FoR 18Th JutY.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 25.-S30, 900 ca
pi,al, 40 prizes OF 1000, SC. Tickets $40;
certificate OF package Of whole tickets will be
sent for $l30 halves AMI quarters in proportion.
FoR poll July
Alexandria Loucrr, Class D.-5lo,OOO CAPT
ial. &c, &c, &c Tics,;s So certificate OF
a package Of whoIes in this splendid Lottery
will he sent for $3.50; halves AMI quarters III equal
proportion.
Alexandria Lottery, Class 2G.-S3o,ooo CAPT
ial Tickets SO; certificates OF packages oi
whoes $780, halves and quarters in proper
ton.
AM person pTeffr'ng TO have The Managers
certificate of 4 package, instead oi nine can gel
il by addressing J. +. WORD,
June 81 l3-wii Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

NoTICE-All persons having claims as aga =;
~ the estate of Abner Burnley, decs as1 IN, y.
Louisa county, are requested to bring them %,
ward properly authenticated for settlement ~ make
those indebted TO said ertaie are requested 10 n's'
immediate payment TO The undcrsigned; ~
SETH BURNLEY, J..
Executors Of Abner BNFs!e'I 40
June l4,h, 1874
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09
June %

~ L. SMITH, DEN1IS1.-Announces 10
Il. the citizens of Louisa and The adjoining
counties, that he has located at Louisa Court
house, and will visit persons in all oil The above
counties whenever requested h. Letter or other
wise. free of any extra charge over the usual
charges lo, such operations as may be performed;
his work shall be done upon the mos; improved
plans. end warranted 10 last. Those unacquaint-
ed with him, are referred TO the following gentle
,ren-Louisa Elisha Melton, J. L. Quarles,
James l.. Gordon. JOS r. Mosby, 5. w. Morris,
DR.. William Bcadles, Dr. NJ. Fox, DR.. J. Kean,
DR.. William Pendleion, DR.. Madison Pencleon,
DR.. +. Perkins, b. I. Winston, Hugh Goodwin,
lr.. VIM Nelson, Archibald Goodwin-Spottsyl-
vania: Waller Holiday, ST., DR.. Minor.
Julv3 l6-w.iw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

TN RY.-VrRGISrA-At rules taken
in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery of Prince Edward
county, the Sd day of June. 1914:
William Borum and Betsy his wife Thomas
Knight and Sally his wife, Prudence Parkinson,
Marcy Miller, Barrett White and Rebecca his
wife David A. II. Ellington and Greed H. FL
lington. Albert B. Ellington and Mary J. Filing
ION infants. who size by William t. Ellington,
their next friend, and William H. Brummal Sa-
muel D. Brummal and Sarah O. Brummal, in
fants, who sue b. Barton Philpol, their next
friend, Plalnlllis:
against
Nathan A. Fowlkes Executor of the will Of
David Ellington. deceased Nelson freed man,
emancipated by the will OF said David Ellington,
and Henry, a boy also emancipated BY said will,
Defendants
The defendant, Nelson, not having entered his
appearance. and given security, according to an
act of the General Assembly and the rules of this
Court. and il appearing that he is not an inhaii-
tant OF this State on the motion Of the plaintiffs,
by Counsel it is entered at rules aforesaid, ard
accordingly ordered, that the said defendant Mel
son. do appear here on the first day Of September
term next and answer the plaintiffs BILL and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some one of the public newspapers printed in
the CITY of Richmond for two months Successive
~ and also posted at the front door Of the Court
housc of this county A Copy-Teste,
B. J. WORSHAM, c. C.
Tplvo l6-W2m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09

M EDlCAL INSTITUTE, IN RICHMOND,
wi VIRGlNIA.-Thc subscriber presents the
following scheme for private Medicalln>ruclion,
and respectfully solicits the countenancc OF the
members OF the profession The course OF in>truc-
ton will embrace firO gears--a Junior and Senior
Year-each of which will be divided into Sum
mer and Winter Session. The Summer Session
To commence April 18TH andtermnate September
Isl. The Winter Session will commence No
vcmbcr lst and terminate Marchl>t
The fee for the year, embracing Summer and
Winter Session, so IN adSuaoc. For either scs-
sion separately. so in adraacc. The exercises
of the Institute will consist of Lectures. Recia-
lions. and Examination>upon the several branches
~ Nt.lirinc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-07-09


Joseph jenkins administrator of Lawrence
Anderson dec ased, Joseph Anderson, Jacob An
Robert Anderson. Eelsey Anderson, and Rhota
Anderson, John Bianton and Joseph Frqua
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02
BLEEDING or THE LUNGS,

under which he leboted for many yeats.
Rev Ira NJ. Allen. late Of this but now ofNew
York city, says -" have used JayRe's ExPecto-
rant and have more confidence in il than
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02
10 Apology for wigs.

VRTE fsbiish The feiia~ing lelier from a sensr
w u dug a. the public. u i. just such iei-
ter - We should have expected from such a source
We bhpa ID Qsiels personally, AID there y 10
man ia the county. whose opinion is entitled 70
more ie.peci. He il on all subjects honest 90"
sincere, ed re tigh character physician otD
e.attes'-d bs the frat medical men ~ this cry
Phata Sun.
SaEpHfRbsTows, Va, Or ~ Ioa''
Dear Sig--Y fuquiis u me ~h@fher h'NS
used ,our Hair lone, End lie ELECTS seSr'9'
wears nge m, has began 10 fsil rapidly rom =
scalp. aid I had The prospect d premature oAId-
oe,. D,ftre several years used sauoos pirPa
ration. recon. metdpd Tor the ha1f from when
4e,i,.d ~ bapeEt. A. length a friend recommend
III .,.,, Han Tonic. ! used three 81 -four bottles
.eea,5ipg 10 the printed directions, aud at the eHd
ID .ix months. ny hair thick set, and since It's
,endeaey to turn grey arrested
have never before given a certificate. recon-
,,endng patent n6edieincs which iadiscriu'insteiy
used o. they often arc. do much Injury, but 10 b
case Ike the present, where know the article to
be banehcial and that il can do no harm. have no
scrugics 10 stating facts within my own knowledge.
Youis. &c.
JOHN QUlGLY, VI. D.
Dr.. D. JAYSg. Phiadelphia.
The above HAN Tonic IL Tor sale by O. & {. W.
DOLL, MauinsbuSg, Va.
March T. fB4f--ly
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-05-02
L. c. CoRpELL.
Cn.n1rsrows Inly %. 1919.

CHARLEsTows, July 90 1913.
have inspected carefully DR. Thomson's arpar-
stus for relief Of Proapsus utefi, and keeping in
view the indications 10 be met in the mana cement
Of that painful affection, conceive this apparatus
TO be- 10 all respects, adapted to fulfil those indi-
cations 1t embraces liehtness with strength and
perfect applicability to the contour OF surface to
which ii lis TO be spped-tnose essentials necessa-
ry in any apparatus effect the Uterine support
The apparatus is admirably designed for susain-
ing the walls of the abdomen either in case OF
gravid Uterus, recent delivery any condition of
the abdominal organ, requiring rest and support
/ would be pleased to the right secured 10 tais
county, so that physicians could avail themselves
OF It's advantages.
lOHN IL STRAITH