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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
7 = WORDS oFFIcE-Ano!her thousand

T WORDS OFFICE-Anolhcr thousand
j dollar Prize sold by WORD.
Drawing of the Alexandria Lottery, No. l.,
for 1915:
90 So Al Sc 40 CO g. 81 10 I3 10 4.
Ticket, Nos. 10 Al Sc, prize OF $1,000 in
the above, sold hy Word.
Drawing OF The Virginia Monongaia Lottery,
i 81 >! IS pc 5 % SO 6s 73 10 80
Ticket, Nos. Is 2S IS. another Capital sold BY
Word
If you want any Of the splendid Capitals ad-
vertised for this month, send your orders to
JAM j. f. WORD, Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

- The Republican members of The General
Assembly are requested 10 meet IN The Senate
Chamber Tomorrow Evening, al o'clock A
full attendance is desired
JANUARY 7. SEVERAL MEMBERS.
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Form ofa Poorer Of haorncy torOtcby Prory.

Form ofa Poorer Of attorney tor0tcby PROXY.
Know ALL MEN pY THESE PRESENTS, That -
Of do hereby appoint 10 be - snbsti-
lu,e and proxy for and in - name and behalf
to vote at any election OF a Director or Directors
Of the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, and, further
more, 10 be - substitute or proxy to represent
- al all meetings of the Stockholders OF The
Farmers Bank of Virginia, and in - name
and behalf to vote respecting the enacing, repeal
inr, or amending such bylaws, ordinances, or re-
c,lations. as may be deemed necessary and con-
vcnient for The government Of the Bank.
In witness whereof, - have hereuno set-
hand and seal this - day Of. (sEAL.)
Sealed and delivered in The presence Of.
Dec I--ctum
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

Gen. Wallace, from the Select COMMITTEES on
tina, subject, reported a Preamble and Resoln-
TORS, in direct opposition TO the Resolution OF the
House Of Delegates for receiving the Land Fund.
1t is long Report, and distinguished by great
abili,y-It maintains Tie doctrines OF the State,
with an ingenuity and force, which, we have no
doubt, will prove irresistible IL takes 'he oL''' oE
marches up to,he object directly without equivo-
cation. or qualification General Wallace is en-
titled 10 the thanks of the Republican Party, for
the comnoston of this able report.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

Our las, letter 9th january says-"'rhe OPT
MON fo-dav seems 10 be, thai The Annexation
question will pass the House By large majority,
and the Senate BY small one. All the Demo-
Gratis are now relied on, in voting in the aflirma-
tive in obedience TO their own convictions, or The
expressed wishes of their constituents. Several
Of The Wings are spoken Of as intending TO vote
for the annexation
Son The other hand, it is said, that the question
Of acquiring By lar aforeign territory, could not
pass the Senate; and it is even added, that the
heads Of the Report of the Committee of Foreign
Relations arc already wren-and that the
ground taken is, that it was amconstituti0na!-
Mr.. Tibbalts' (of Ky.) plan in the House OF Re,
representatives. is 10 provide for the admission OF
Texas as a STATE. Ii may yet become The IA
vore scheme, in order TO meet the Wings in
their professions Of constitutional scruples."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
The New Orleans Bulletin (Whig) of, 18th

The New Orleans Bulletin (Whis) Of the 18th
December says:
"Therc is good reason 10 believe that an oppor-
tunv for peaceful Annexation is now presented
for The last time-lhat an opportunity 10 restore
the fair domain of Texas 10 this Confederation Of
States, with the good will and ihankluness OF the
Texian people accompanying the surrender OF
their sovereignty, and without giving even The
color ofexcusc for the interference OF European
powers, is now for the last time offered 10 The ac
ccptancc Of this country Shall mere factious
spirit serve to thwar, this master stroke ofnaion-
al-of American-policy."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

TNHE General MeellDg OF The SIockhOIdefs OF
/ The Farmers Bank of Virginia will be held al
their Banking House in the City ofRichmond, on
Wednesday, the 18th day Of January 1915.
An Act of Assembly, passed March 18th, 1915,
provides. that mo Officer or Director Of Bank
Shall hereafter vote By proxy for any Stakeholder
in any election Of Directors or Officers Of Bank,
nor shall any proxy he valid which shall have
been executed Sixty days before the time of any
election" J. G. BLAIR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
BANK OF VIRGINIA.

TIME General Meeting Of The Stockholders Of
the Bank of Virginia, will be held at their
banking house in the CITY of Richmond, on The
second Monday (3th) OF January next
By an act OF the Legislature, passed 2oth
March 1912, sections and s, g No President or
Director OF any Savings Bank, or General Agent
of any Manufacturing or Mining Company, shall
be ELIGIBLE as Director Of any Bank; nor shall
any officer or Director Of Bank vote BY proxy
for any Stakeholder in any election of Directors
or officers OF a Bank nor shall any proxy be va
lid which shall have been executed sixty days be-
fore the time of any election"
SAMUEL MARX, Cashier.
Form Of power for voting by proxy al any
meeting OF Stockholders Of the Bank of Virginia
Know all men BY these presents, that -
hereby appoint - to be substitute and proxy Tor
and in - name and behalf to vote al any cleo
ton of a Director or Directors Of the Bank of
Virginia; And furthermore 10 represent at
all meetings of the Stockholders OF said Bank,
and in name and behalf TO vote respecting
the enac,ins, repeating or amending such By
Laws, Ordinances or Regulations as may be
deemed necessary and convenient for The govern
ment and management OF the said Bank, as fully
as - might or could, were personally pre-
sent
Witness, hand and seal This - day Of
Isl sE.L.]
lsEAL.J
sEALl
- COUNTY, TO wit:
Justice of The Peace for said county,
do hereby certify, lha, -, who ha- executed
the above power Of Attorney, personally APP
reared before me and made oath, that the Stock
on which - vote - proposed 10 be given, is
bona tide. - and that the same is not held By
means of any transfer contrived or designed 10
eyade the provisions Of the act establishing se-
neral regulations for the incorporation Of Banks,
passed the 22d March, 1887.
Given under my hand, this day Of ISL.
.His own proper,y--or the property of e his
WARRIOR of his tes,aior or iniestates estate,
naming the teslalor or in,estate-or is bona ire
held BY him In virtue OF some duly recorded will
or deed in trust for some other person or persons,
naming the persons and deed.
Dec. I4-2awtdR
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JAMES RIVER q KANAwHA CANAL
RICHMOND, JANUARY 4, 1915.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Canal Boat Farmer, f. Goodwin, master, with
All tons merchandise from Lynchburg to Brown,
TAYLOR & Tucker
Experiment 5. Cox. master, with 35 tons me-
chanaisc from Lynchburs 10 Brown, TaYor :
Tucker
Nancy Perkins, George Cahell, master, wi0a
3Oi IONS merchandise from Midway Mills AM
Hardwicksville, TO Brown s Deane b. Pey,os
A. L. Harris.
CLEARED
FLYING Lucy, Jos Spiller, master, wiiha2, ton'
merchandise for Lynchburg.
Lynchburs, VIM. Miller master, with =. ~.
merchandise for Beaver Dam, Gainesville an
Lynchburg.
Champion. S. Guenant, master, with Il. tons
mere La dse Tor Scottsville.
VIM L. Lancaster, D. Couch master, with 81;
tons merchandise for New Canton, ScoitsrilIr,
Howardsvile and Lynchburg
Highlander, Jas. Byers, master, with , tor
merchandise for New Market.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

I'VE may to-morr ", notice the structures
of the Compiler and Wing on Mr. Bowdens
I ptlpr
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
A. (, meeting Of the Bar Of Cumberland, on the
abth Inst, (Coar,-day) at The Courthouse Of said
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LUX HlRE.-Some valuable Negroes, among
l. them are Carpenters, Sawyers, Harness
Makers, Blacksmiths for coach factories, Shoe
maker, Drivers, House Servants &c.
LEWIS hill,
Collector and General Agent over Colqui!,',
Saddle Store. Jan. 7-w2w
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE.-Drawins d
Il Monongalia Lottery, Glass /:
81 "a IS 81 ) % SO Gs 10 10 3
Ticket Nos 81 % 57-a prize of 5000 sole
and paid by HOYT
Alexandra, Extra, Glass No.3:
IL G6 % 80 SO 80 Ii 81 % : IS g. .
Ticket Nos. - 26 ia capital prize sold a.
paid by HOYT.
Alexandria, Glass No. i:
20 IS Al Sc 40 63 8 g. 81 10 43 10 !
Whole Ticket, Nos 35 81 56-a small prl:
of 5000 sold and paid By HOYT
Jan.
MUSIC! MUSIC!
d H. TAYLOR has received the foowiiS
L favoritc Songs for the Piano:
What is Love1
Remember Thee
Sweet Silver Stream
She was the gayest of the gay
Sill his Image hovers round me
LIE Refrain Tyroliese, or The Swiss BOY
Soft in the East the crimson Morning breaks
When backward through departed years
Oh how love you
Oh! those are the eloquent lips
The friend Of my bosom
When the girl Of my heart
For sale at The MuSio H1UhE
Jan Opposite the Bank'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

Professor Morse proposes in his late letter
10 the Secretary OF the Treasury, to cover
the expense Of extending his Electro Mag
netic Telegraph, by raising a revenue on
lis operations similar 10 postage on lei
Ter. If merchant in New York wishes 10
send, for example, commission TO his agent in
New Orleans (o buy for him 50 many bales of
cotton, at such price, he is TO pay so much for
every sisn or letter embraced in his note. An or
der Of this description might be communicated al
postage of from two 10 three dollars-and in
minutes time from New York 10 New Oieans.-
The Professor tenders the exclusive use OF his Te-
legraph 10 the Government-but says, that the
"pecuniary interests of its proprietors induce them
to lean towards arrangements with private COM
panics." Under any arrangement, whether pub
lie or private, every prccaulion must be used, by
adequate penalties. TO prevent all frauds and i'm
proper speculations upon the markets.
Mr. Morse's letter is called out BY bill, now
pending before the House of Representatives, 10
extend the TeleSraphic Communication from Bal
timore TO New York.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07
MARINE JOURNAL.

High Wafer this day at p o'clock, F. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Schr. Grand Island, Lecompl, Boston, suniric'
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tories. The party must support him with an I'M
sence Of the powerful and intellectual party
which still holds its position in the field Of battle.
A, the appropriate time, We shall select another
candidate, as Alexander did his successor, and
bestow the highest Office in the world upon the
man who shall then have proved himself TO be
the most worthy. In conclusion, permit me 10
offer you the following sentiment:
Democracy: For the sake offs principles, first
and above all; and afterwards, fair selection
among its vo,arics of the most honest and capa-
Die public agents, 10 give these principles effect.
With many thanks for The kind terms toward
myself personally, which you have employed in
your invitation, remain, very respectiu!l', your
friend JAS. BUCHANAN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

BANK oP THE VALLEY IN VA.)
Winchester, December 49, 1874
To His Excelency, JAS. MCDOWELL
Governor of Virginia:
Sir: ] enclose a statement showing the condi.
ton Of this Bank on The 2d instant.
Very respectfully, your obi scrv't,
II. NJ. BRENT, Cashier.
State Of the BANx or the VALLEY IL VIRo,y,,
including its Offices Of Discount ard Dep,.
s;ta D.cnr,l4r Ond 1874.
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&,i1.21s -
Capital Stock, Si,(
Notes in circulation
o.
Sa,4T,27s 81

VIRGINIA, Frederick CO., ST.
This day personally appeared before tie sub.
scribcr, Justice of The Peace in and for The
county aforesaid, Henry NJ. Brent, Cashier IL
the Bank OF he Valley in Virginia, and made
oath, tina, the foregoing exhibits true state oflhe
said Bank on the second day Of December, le4i
to the best Of his knowledge and belief
Given under my hand, this l7,h day Of De.
ccmber, 1914. P. RELY
We have examined the above account and
found it correct.
OBED. WAITE, President
LLOYD LOGAN, I
JACOB BAKER,
A. S. BALDWIN, Directors
SAML. REA,
WM. MILLER,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-01-07

"MR BUcrIASAN's LETTER-SorSD ADVICE.
1.-THE annexed letter takes a concise, but very
clear and comprehensive view Of the posture Of
the Democratic Party-justly estimates the Pre-
sident elect, and the duties which all lrne party
men will feel that they owe 10 him. The deinea-
ion OF Mr.. Folks public character indicates
what the public may expect and if his honest
and judicious efforts for the good OF the country
be not marred by those whom Mr.. Buchanan
characcrizes as impatient aspirank,' The success
of his administration will more than confirm the
hesi anticinaIions of his friends
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
Matters In France.
Correspondence C. Livingston s Weiss Express
PAnis. sept 80. las

Corresponicnce G. Livingston s Weiss Express.
PAnfs. sept 90 l-s5
There /. al present but very little news 0 i'm port
snca sf.~ri,r The intelligence from the nted states
is NJ ftc the most general heci of attention. The
nous items of news which the steamer and packets brns
H. 10 relation % The possoit rs OF rupture WIKI MeXi
co. axe of course daily manufactured INTO ma.era OPP
crate upon The stock market both here and Ia England
but there j. well settled conviction on both sides OF the
channel that NJ seriou difficulty can arise between Mex
aud United states as CONVICTION prevents any
fresh minor Of WarliAe nature becoming more than
twelve h0urs wonder ln f4us the present leading 0p
eraiions II interest capitalists are those which
rr.de n railroad specially IN those OF the Norih
ern railroads R0thschlds estimated prohts upon the
ADJUDICATION Of these roads are said 10 he enormous and
the fvCrs Of shares are eagerly sought after by hungry
suecusiors in day, as was tie obtaining % stock IN
he Nsss-u bubble an object 0f contention In the DAYS
off John Law W.hn tie last lew days. however. the
Northern railroad stocks have rather gone down. Yes
terday they again rose slightly.
The Government ma iust published ia tabular state
nent Of the Custom House returns Tor the last eight
months The import suiies arc one hundred and one
millions Of francs during that period being seven mil
lions and halt more than for the same space OF time IN
ihe year Al aud cue million more than for last year
4 circular railroad around Pans, 10 communicate with
IN the points n departure Of the crest roads Is Ia cor
NE librarian Of the Grand Duke Of Tuscany has re-
Gently d.sc0ys red among some old manuscripts au
tograph Ms by Arosto Of an epic poem unknown % the
present day a. have been written By him. 10 Is % be-
published and copies sent iu MI tAe large libraries OF
Furoue The whole poem has nor been found
There i no q ubi that to- Havre and Bouen railroad
will De- open 10 the public next May. This will bring
SeU ork and Pans sti closer fear however. that a
steam communication between Havre and NewYork ia
vet remote though talked o. But there has been
- much talk on fh.s suhe for the last i've years that
commercial men here think the plan o French steamers
running 20 your side Wi not tor many years be- put IN
practice.
On the al.i II this month ~ Posen In Germany the
new independent German Catholic Church celebrated
mass for the first time disturbance anticipated
but all went on quietly. Italy l. daily becoming more
and more unsettled and may be- SAID % be but
military camp and the police are becoming more annoy
ing If possbe) travellers. Instructions looked
for IN various parts Of that ID ied country In swzer
land matters are more quiet than hey have been for
some time-though the Jesuit question is far settled
there Our Minister Mr. King. has returned 20 Paris
after an absence Of about two or three onths. Don
Carlos mas eft France and gone 70 Italy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
Canada innir-.
Correspondence Of Livingston Wells Express
MONTREAL, c. f., Friday morning Oct. II.

Correspondence of Livingston & Wells Express.
MONTREAL, G. f., Friday morning oct. II.
The great foot races announced to take place here
on the 22d inst are looked forward with considerable
interest from the large amount of the prizes-the most
renowned Athlete the American Continent are eX.
pected 10 contend The prizes $40 5000 and 800
Col Eseyen who has been occupied for the last three
wear In drawing the frontier line between this Province
and the United States stipulated by the Ashburon res.
ty has completed his task down % the s. Regis and Ia
ken bis departure for Washington
Our Parliament farther prorogued to the 10Th OF No.
vember.
This Autumn has been the weitest ever known in this
neighborhood and all hopes Of the potato crop
ly gwen up. We have now cold. chilly weather. Yes
terdsy morning we had ice IN inch in thickness
The restoration Of the burnt district in Quebec is pro-
ceedng with great spirit and much improvement on the
style OF the former buildings.
It s understood that his Exceency the Governor Gen
cra Is seriously ndi-posed. He has attended at the
Government House since Friday last Il IS stated this
morning that he is somewhat better.
l.. NJ Papineau has concluded to TX his residence in
Montreal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
The Live, ofHoyt and Butler.

To me Editor Of The Tribune.
While Price Swartwout Hoyt, Phillips and
Ahern the Mayors Clerk, rejoice in having light
ened the public Golfers Of one million five hundred
and seyeniy-two thousand seven hundred and fifty
dollars to which they had no more right than have
to the Crown Of France-no Court troubling them
to return the beautifully engraved bank bills with
which they lined their wallets-the jCily Grand
Jury il busily employed under the Guidance Of Hoyi
and his colleagues in hearing evidence TO ndic W. l.
Mackenzie and others for the crime of exposing the
knavery Of pretendcrs picy and honesty by copying
and circulating the IL letters. Chancery suits. with
enormous costs Instituted by Hoyt and his compan
ions and the Vice Chancellor il so anxious 10 Play INT
the hands Of the law (s Mackenzie describes IT'D that D.
travelled Out OF henuucton affair when giving BIZ
cOored decision last Wednesday and although the
person he abused hadnoi been served with copy
of Hoyts bill and therefor, could not answer IT, Ms Hon
or declared that hc ought be- indicted and punished
Would not Of common decency have dictated Q,
Mr. McCOun the prophecy Of waiting Al least III he bad
the facts in evidence before him, on both sides Whc
Their then 1t his business 20 dictate from the
Chanccry Bench 10 Grand Jures is matters odoubt
Dr. Franklin got hold of conndentill letters m lllb
which raised an awful stir in Massachusetts Lord Tough
borough insulcd him before the BRUSH Pnvy Council
called him all sorts OF hard names for exposing the pr
yaie letters and worked his feelings that he told
Or Presley when the Council broke up, that never be
fore had he felt so strongly the inward support which
good conscience ever Afford Franklin was prOsecu
red in the BRUSH Court Of Chanccry abused through
the press and served with just such another bill Oy
has signed against Mackenzie but he demurred 20 tie
questions Of where no got the letters aud 10 whom b.
had them in America. The McCoun ofl7sJ 4 over
ruled the demurrer and the great American Patriot bad
to return TO the New World 10 escape Chancery pro
cess for contempt
John Hancock read the famous private letters Of 100
10 the Legislature of Massachusetts and the corrupt
Governors and ludgcs-the Hoyts Buffers Msrcys Nsu
Burcns of that day ashamed and hid their heads
What followed Is matter of history.
think that every effort made 10y the sefcondemnet
knaves who figure IN Nackenzies book 70 punish hin
for telling the truth about them, viii nave glorious eli
feet throughout the one OF the leaders told
friend yesterday lie thought they could do much
but that they would begin this Grand Jury the next
as IL would have good effect when reported in the pa
pers before the November election. Honest Loco-f o.
beginning to ask why there rere such letters tC
be published ANrIHuMHuG.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
~. Dir. c. Won Corr ma. removed hls Ofce

rY- DIR. 4. 4. Won Corr hss removed ms once an ,
German D-peussy from the corner Of Nassau ana Pear
streets Brooklyn, 20 No 45t Broadway. New YORK once
hour. 10 A ~ 10 z. NJ and from % p. NJ He has on
hand yerv extensive supply Of remedies of his own pre-.
paatou and Importation together with every description Of
fancy article usually kept IN similar stores Among me ar
,ces sold b. Dr. Won Corr are ne following prepared by
Tor Piles Hair Restorative Segars for Asthma Preventive
FOR small POx aud Gil other contagious Diseases All rs
,rina- are purely vegetable tie continues give al
vice 70 the poor without charge be hss done for The last
three years IN Brooklyn.
Nevg-YOfk, 18th August. l8t0. sl0 lmeodOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
o. CoNGREss.
II T 7
ISAAC @. FARLEE..
~ HydropnthIc institution.

" HydrOpnthlc lDstItuiion.-Deofsc a. DeA'e''
~ d. has established flydropahic Institution tor the
treatment upon the cold system, al the cen
al and pleasant village OF Moui,owu, y j. The efficacy
Of cold water Ia The prevention and o. disease no"
generally admitted and In many parts OF Europe aud our
own country las suspended the 81 drugs and meci
cnes Ia both acute aud chronic csea..s surh AZ levers
lnails govt. parsys scrola, spins dist asr-, TN
cudu. curarrs and dst0ronsl dyspepsia and host Of
us which heir the action OF cold wafer rapid and
permanent At Selling upon The cause OF disease, II r.
Guces greatly the of human misery and suffering and
produces radical Of disease, when other means ana
treatments have failed. IN e graphic language Of bul"er,
under the cold treatment nature leaves the body 10
IT, own instructive tendency which i always towards re-
cOvery series Of reaction commences and me con
.iiuIiOr not only amended, undergOes change D.
Dexter ha. recently returned from Europe and has made b.,
extensive geInen n baths &c aier the plan Of Press
niz himself ID will be- the ain OF the proprietor while lie
Offers 10 nvsd- he OF relief from disease TO gl'e
them 80 the comfort and cOnyeneuces 81 home Nor
n-town dell ghluly situated, surrounded on al sides ~
the aids and appliances which wii syc effect IN carrying
our the cold The Morris and Essex Rsi!-
roai terminates short distance from the Institution and
carriages ready at all times 70 convey patents 10 ana
from tle e-tat .shmenL oi3A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-22
70. The GENUINE t.aivanic Kinss, Bands, Be.

Gr-Dr A II CRlSTIE the original patenie- and in7er'
tor OF these celebrated articles. feels II duty 10 warn -
public hey be deceived Ia purchasing prIlot TINT
lrtons Dr. Crsie wishes tho citizens of Newfork ard
al places where his discovery has been Introduced
10 that be recognizes any Of the ar
tces sold under the of Galyznc Rings, Bands, Gc
Unless they connected with bis and sod by his sl-
horned Agent Dr. Crsue taxes Tie responsibility To mr.
her these limitations Of his discovery possess no
beneficial whatever and they be regarded IN other
dir-c, fraud All persons, therefore, VINO are
suffering from any " The painful masdes conprenendsu
under Rheumatism Ia ali IL forms Nervous Complaints,
40 matter chronic In character requested
Csssur Rngs and their notifications be obtained VIZ
IS; Fulton-st S1n Building Numerous certificates rom
Physczn and Others Of the highest character anc hr
gerce ard which daily ating, can always he
seen by yng the Agency No lji F1tousL as shove