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had again triumphsd; and he should t
r;ience, hau ..an IN the Chief RiStracY,

Ia ,oaiu triumphed; and he should
pnoyiience me- elevation to the Chief Magstracy,
,ioce, IL oy nressed, it should result, benehcia-
!. had been In coming TO Washington, ne
,r 10 the nau,f in association with old irienas
r. uned a :n,.nces, and mos, happy should ne DC
and acqaalu'a aSain by the hand, and partaxe OF
10 lake mem ~. The kindness and courtesy whicn
ihe hcspla,.";ss on former occasions, oeen e1-
had 50 rePe a;s~. and nothing would afford nun
,endea - than 10 be the humU,e and hann;
NOT y, los,pplribuling TO their P'o'p'
ness ,,,;,,ee Of Reception then lett The room
The Co omv With the President e!ec'' wnsn 'n rs
IN eo as Rand struck up the inspiring s"a'A' =
Mail Mail, TO the Chief With several friends pro-
The Pf s;a rooms al Coleman's hotei, before
eeeded % m;,biu, crowds were in atenaahG p.,,,
which, anu ~, n" how il occurred, but Mr. FOX TX
We Know u; uo lodgings before many were a"a.e
reached ms ven lei the depot, although ne ac-
.ha, he s nsa between the lines which were 10TH"
ed. u,ns;c before the hotel ceased a WIN n
When Inc S.own M aud there appeared In ,ll.
dow was Ioloa ;aan, elec, hm.elf, uncoveieo-l1ae
view the rlssi ssnner near BY waving us amPle
sar.spanSlea tInn w. H. Hammeit 'n.roau sss,
foas III taI people and said 'ha! Inc fs,;sm us If
elect was 100 s,.. .a Them butt would be happy 70
see his tlenos ,o ano,ber, and third, wen. Up.
One huzza, anu ;nnles the populace dispersed 10
their homes. .,sc, ;s in the ely, and the e1-
sosns attending his arrivals over.
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DEATHS.

DEATHS
~, u scare, fever at The residence Oh ,sa ,oS
p'gu RanSolph Esq., in Aoema1,Wie no W. ,e Eso
mas = Va daughter OF WIN. moo sS;M' a0sr
ms, .,;noham Thus has ,nls a. a,.s S anavA
OF t,nsss Of five short days oeeh ,ehe ar hroter
leaving aras never 10 be filled; and sense Of
hearted pam = many sad heart that her bright
ione'neSss ,bserfnl voice has for twenty months
lace an,. Lv kindly looks and Joyous tones;
saaeeI,rs ,,sep Mary had By her disinteresled
Scatcen for the comfort Of others, her devo-
ih9us an,on 10 her parents and earnest applica'
tea aaV ~ s,ndies given promise OF maturity
.oa - have made her the pride and solace Of
una! I hs.r,s BIZ, they sorrow not as those with
ln.it .,,a They have source of consolation the
on. mp ,,nro, 1--WE: and while deeply mourning
woi orr ~ The con,for. and support Of their de-
'n NJ: ~ vears seemed meekly 10 bow in humble
s s'sn;,sop 10 the Christening hand OF their 600
Submission = E.
Md 4, Belleyille his residence, in the county
:, Richmond, on Wednesday, The 9Th OF Janua-
~ in The Goth year of his age, Colonel MOORE
F,rSrLrRoy BRocxESBRouon, leaving discon-
sols,e widow and eight children 10 srieVe oVei
,hsir ilreparable bereavement.
/, is bui just tribute 10 the memory OF ,ne Ge.
ceased 10 saw that in all the relations OIL me- nc
. ,aillej his duties with exemplary fidelity. He
Sas q most afec,ionale husband, tender parent
!. seadlast friend and kind neishbor. He repre-
senied his county in the Legislature several years
was 4 mos, efficient magistrate, and, during the
las, war. an active, vigilant and gallant officer
in re,elling and REFRESHING The maraudlng m
cursions OF The enemy on The shores OF The 70
,onac and Rappahannock rivers. Long VIII Ms
family. friends and neighbors feel The loss oil TINS
es,imable man.
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LUUlS T. KUGERS, G. c.
Feb. lS-w2m

TN HANCERY-VIRdrNIA AT Rules held
i in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery of Northampton
county, on the 7th day Of February, 1916:
Edward c. Thomas, Plaintiff
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
jamin Haley, Defendants.
The defendant John S. Wilkins, not having
entered his appearance, and tappearing BY salts.
factory evidence that he is not an inhabitant OF
this Commonwealth It IS ordered, that The said
defendant, John S. Wilkins, do appear here at
the rules to be holden for the said Court, on the
first Monday in May next, and answer the bill Of
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in the City OF Richmond, for two months success
sively, and that another copy be posted at The
front door OF The Court House Of this county.
A Copy. Teste,
Louis P. ROGERS, C. c.
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TN CHANCERY-VIRolsrA AT Rules held
1 in the Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, of Northampton
county, on the nh day Of February, 1915:
James Fl. While, Plaintiff:
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady and Ben
jamin Haley Defendants.
The defendant, John S. Wilkins, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing BY salts
factory evidence that he is not an nhabtant of
this Commonwealth 1t is ordered, that the said
defendant, John s. Wilkins, do appear here at the
rules to be holden for the said Court, on the first
Monday in May next, and answer the bin OF the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted in some newspaper published in the
City of Richmond, for two months successfully,
and that another copy be posted at the front door
Of the Court House Of this county.
A Copy Tesie,
Louis P. ROGERS, C. C.
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.111cFNCY IN MISSISSIPPI.

LHND AUElt0 80 q, II:,oj
TINE undersigned, Register OF the onllea
i States Land Once at jackson, MISSISSIPPI
offers his services to the public as General Land
agenf he will sell Lands, pay Taxes, and at
,end RI all other matters connected with the same
for non.residents. His facilities for acquiring
correc, information about Lands in this State, are
tbe yerv best. Charges moderate. All letters
mus, be post paid. b. n. CoW hEnD'
Ian. l7-cw1lw
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IA Opposite the Exchange Hotel.

TINE subscribers take this opportunity of in
i forming the public that great bargains in
Carriages may be obtained at the corner OF Main
and Eighth Streets where they will find The largest
assortment of we'll made and fashionable Carria-
ges at lower prices than have ever been offered in
this city. Thankful for The many favors heaped
upon us the past year; we hope by strict attention
to our business, TO merit continuance OF the pa.
tronage of our old customers and solicit a call
from all those who wish 10 purchase good arii-
Gle at low price. HOOKER g. OSBORN.
Feb. 15-dlw&wtf
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mo PHYSICIANS, DENTISTS, DRUG
i GISTS, AND STUDENTS.-The sub
scriber being about TO close business, and remove
to the North, offers his entire stock of Surgical
and Dental instruments at cost. Druggists Will
find it to their advantage to purchase his lnstru-
ments, as they were made BY him. expressly for
city customers, and of he best materials.
BENZ. F. KERN,
Surgical Instrument Maker, No I2A, Governor
Street, Richmond, Virginia. Feb. ll-c2awtf
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
A LII persons having claims against the Es-
II tate of Edward Garter, who died some years
since in the county OF Henrico, are requested to
present them to Mr. Philip B. Jones, Richmond,
Tor payment and those indebted TO said Estate are
requested TO make immediate paymentto him, as
am anxious to close my administration on said
estate. Mr.. Jones is alone authorized TO collect
The debts due TO said estate.
ROBERT A. MAYO,
Sheriff of Henrico county, and as such,
Administrator of Edw. Garter, decd.
Jan l0-c2aw2m
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STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.

STEAM ENGINE FOR SALE.
A GOOD second hand Engine of eisht. horse
II power, with two large boilers, about 20 men
es diameter, with the usual fixtures ana apPenoa,
ees. now at Tuckahoe coal pits. Price $500 at
four months. Enquire at this Office.
Feb. Lift
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JAMES RIVER q KANAWTA CANAL
RICHMOND, FEBRuAny Is 1915
ARRIVED

ARRl ~,
Canal Boat Flying Lucy, ]. R. Station, master,
with All tons merchandise from Lynchburg 10
Shields s. Somerville. Webb, Bacon & Co., A.
Duval & Co, L. D. Crenshaw g. Co., Brown,
Taylor & Tucker, William G. Crensbaw Fry
& Co, Williams & Robinson, and Henry Lud.
lam s. Co.
Boat Tennessee, D. Crumpacker master with
20 tons merchandise from Lynchburg 10 L. D.
Crenshaw g. Co.
Boa, Exchange, D. Bland, master, with 81,
tons merchandise from Scottsville to 3, G. Tomp-
kins & CO., Haxall, Brothers & Co. r. shep-
pard, and N. H. Ragland.
Boat Champion, s. Guerran,, master, with 33,
tons merchandise from Scotsviile to Blair &
Brockenbrough, Deane & Brown, Crelter & Gret.
ter, Shields & somerville, William Sheppard,
J. J. Faris & Co., R. NJ Burton, Brown. Taylor
& Tucker, Webb, Bacon & Co., and j. Fl. Jurey.
Boat Lucy Long, John CowelI, master, with
lit tons merchandise from Lock No 81 to Deane
Z Brown, Warwick & Barksdale, and L. w.
GlaZebrook.
CLEARED,
Boat Buchanan T. Lenahan, master, with 364
tons merchandise for Columbia and Scoltsvlle.
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THE annual general meeting Of the Mutual
Assurance Society against fire on buildings
Of The State OF Virginia, will be held at their Of
fee in The city of Richmond on Thursday the 10Th
of February next, at one o'clock, 2. M.
Jan N-ctd RUTHERFORD, P. A.
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COMMISSIONERS OrEIcE.

WILLIAMSBURG Jan. q, I845.
The parties interested in the foregoing orders
or DEGREES are hereby notified that have appoint
cd Saturday, the lst day Of March next, TO take
The several accounts thereby directed 10 be TAKEN
at my office in The City Of Williamsburg. On
which day and place, BY ten o'clock in the fore
noon. the said parties are desired TO attend with
the necessary vouchers, papers and testimony to
enable me to carry The said orders or DEGREES
into effect accompanied BY the original DEGREES
and this notice
SAMUEL SHIELD, Com'r.
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TN CHANCERY-vlR Rules held
i in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery OF Northampton
county, on The eth day Of February, 1645:
John B. Aiworth, James J. Aiworlh, and Ed
ward r. Allen, merchants and partners trading
under The firm ofAilwcrths & Allen, Plaintiffs,
against
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. Spady, and Ben
jamin Haley. Defendants
The defendant, John S. Wilkins, not having
entered his appearance, and it appearing by sa-
tisfacory evidence that he is not an inhabitant OF
this Commonwealth: 1t is ordered that the said
defendant, John S. Wilkins, do appear here at
the Rules TO be holden for lhe said Court on the
first Monday in May next, and answer the bill
of the plaintiff; and that copy OF this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
in The city Of Richmond tor two months sncces
svely, and that another copy be posted at The
front door Of the Courthouse of this county.
A Copy-Tesie:
Feb. is-wsm LOUIS P. ROGERS, C. C.
IN Y-vlRGIsA:-At Rules held
L in the Clerks office of the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chaneery of Northampton
county on the 9TH day Of February lSi5
Robert S. Upshur and Edward c. Thomas, late
merchants and partners trading under The frm Of
Upshur & Thomas Plaintiffs
John S. Wilkins, Thomas F. spady and Ben
jamin Haley, Defendants,
The defendant, John S. Wilkins moi havnge en-
tered his appearance, and j, appearing by salts
factory evidence, that he is not an inhabitant Of
this Commonwealth: Il is ordered, that the said
defendant, John S. Wilkins, do appear here at the
Rules 10 be holden for The said Court on the first
Monday in May next and answer The bill Of the
IL c,I,: ho f.rt h,,,.t
inserted in some newspaper published in the city
OF Richmond for two months successfully, and
that another copy be posted al the from, door OF
the Courthouse OF this county.
A Copy-Teste:
Feb. lS--w2m LOUIS P. ROGERS, c. c.
HoYT's PRIZE OFFICE No. g. Exchange,
This Morning $4,000 Capital Tickets IS
"a Nos. IA drawn. Call before II o'clock, and
This Evening $4,000 Tickets IS; shares in
HoYTs OFFICE,
No 3 Exchange.
Drawing of Monongalia Lottery, Glass No ]:
80 40 10 43 GO 25 "a AZ 20 65 81
Tickle. Nos 10 IS 70, capital prize sold and
paid in The above by HOYT.
Alexandria Extra, Glass No. 49,
% 60 s 81 A 81 IL SO 70 81 43 % 10 80 IS
Ticket Nos. l3 80 81 another capital sold and
paid by HOYT
Alexandria, Glass No ::
IS 6 IL G5 81 50 GO Sc Al 10 81
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF LAND
AND NEGROES.

VT7 Ill be sold, 10 The highest bidder, at Tay-
w louisville, in the county OF Hanover, on
Friday the 2Sth day Of February, 1915, il fair, il
not or the mex, fair day thereafter at public auc-
ton on a credit Of twelve months, the purchasers
giving bends with approved security, eight likely
young negroes, belonging 10 the estate Of James
Patterson deceased, consisting OF man, women,
girls and boys and tract OF land containing 26i!
acres, adjoining The lands OF VIM. ID. Taylor,
VIM Williamson and others The land will be
sold in one or more lots 10 suit purchasers, and
deed of rust, as we'll as approved personal secu-
ritz, will be required Of the purchaser or purchas-
ers or,he land. JOSEPH PATTERSON,
Admr. de bonis non with the will annexed of
James Patterson deceased Feb 4-cwiw
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LINsEY CLARKE,
Feb. l5-wtds.

Most Valuable Real Estate IN Chesterfield County,
and Sirtv-FoW Slares, al Public Auction.
TN consequence Of bad health, | find il imprac-
i ticabie 10 attend 10 extensive agricultural ope-
ratiUns. have, therefore, determined to curtail
them; and TO that end, now offer for sale my Es-
tate in Chesterfield, called OAKLAND TIC
such as have visited it, detailed description
would be useless but, as this farm presents
many advantages and inducements TO the agr-
cul,urst and capitalist details become neces-
sary.
Oakland is situated in Chesterfield, on Apo
mauoI river, about three miles below BeviIl's
Bridge, and 25 from Petersburg-contains about
200 acres, of which about 500 are now in virgin
growth and the remainder (of which about 800
are low grounds) in high state OF improvement.
This place has been worked on the three-shft
principle, each averaging fully 600 barrels corn
annually, and small grain in proportion. Not a
gully or piny old field on it.
Each field has two or three lots attached TO it,
The fertility Of which, and Of the uncleared land
Presents strong inducements to the tobacco grow
er The whole is we'll enclosed, well drained,
very fertile and neatly arranged. Fruit trees in
great variety. The Dwelling House is large,
commodious, and in good order. The yard con-
tanning several acres is handsomely ornamenled
with large number Of forest trees. The garden
Is large, fertile and neatly planned. The out
houses are numerous and in good condition, COM
oining all that are necessary for domestic COM
lori or preservation of the crop. About $50 BUSH
els OF whea, were seeded last fall, and now looks
we'll The neighborhood is healthy and very
agreeable. The negroes ga in number) are as
valuable as any in the State. They embrace
house Servants, Cooks, Osllers Carpenters,
Biacksmilhs a Bricklayer and Plasterer, and
eiop-hands generally.
: The sale will take place, on the premises, on
Tuesday, 25lh March next, if fair, otherwise the
next fair day, and continue from day TO day until
closed
TEaMs-For the land, one third in cash, and
lhe balance in one and two years, with bonds and
approved security. The Negroes will be sold for
cash. The Crop on hand, Stock, &C., will be sold
losn The purchaser ofthe land. All agricultural
operations will be continued till day Of SALE and
possession given to suit the purchaser.
There are many valuable blood horses among
Inc stock. WIN. R. JOHNSON.
The sale will be conducted by
Taos BRANCH e. BRo., Aucts.
INSTRUMENTATION may be directed to
Ihos Branch g. Bro, at Petersburg. W.RJ.
Feb. l8-c&d3tawtds
SMOKING TOBACCO.-We have Just re-
- ceived from Lynchburg, Mcdaniel & Nc
CorkleS Smoking Tobacco
a. Il. Armsteads do do
The Smoking Tobacco from these manutactu-
fers has been long in use in this city and is very
much approved. ALEX. DUVAL & co.
Feb lS.
RIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE-Drawing Of
- the Pokomoke River Lottery, Class No. 3d.
"a GO So IS IA 80 70 IS IL n % 4 30
htawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
Glass No. @:
g SO IS So 6 70 Is 81 @ ls Q %
THOS. B. BIGGER.
seo IL Managers Office.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN CIANCERY-ViRGINi Rule-day
i held in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Supe-
rior Court OF Law and Chancery for Madison
county, The 81 day Of February, 1915:
Eliza J. Fl. Banks Plaintiff,
Against
Joel Banks, Robert A. Banks, Thomas Parish
and Fanny his wife, Mary Banks, Julia Lee,
Alexander H. Hansbroueh, Peter A. Hans.
brough John HansbFough, VIM. H. Hansbrough
and Maria his wife, Northanna Hansbroueh,
John McMullin and Peachy his wife, Hiram
Walker, Adam Walker, Albert G. Walker, Linn
Walker. Gustavus Walker, George A. Susg
and Elizabeth his wife, James M. Miller and
Helen +. his wife, Joseph n. Walker, Elijah
Mccormick and Sarah his wife, F Travis
and Harriet L. his wife, r. F. Hume, Charles o.
Hume, John II. Hume, Mary E. Hume, Jona-
than Spaulding and Elizabeth his wife, William
c. Sim son, Henry Simpson, Warren Grearr,
and Fanny his wife, jameson Davis and Mary
Sarah ]. Simpson, William B. Taylor, Maria
L. Standard, Richard Winslow, Fayeitc Mauzy.
William Finks, Robert Bowers, John C. Major
and Linn B. Sanders, administrator ofLinn Banks.
deceased Defendants
The defendants, Thomas Parish and Fanny
his wife, Mary Banks, Julia Lee, Peter A. Hans
brough, Northanna Hansbrough, Hiram Walker.
Adam Walker, Albert G. Walker, Linn Walk,
er, Gusiavus Walker, George A. Sugg and Eliza
beth his wife, James NJ. Miller, and Helen f.
his wife, Joseph ~ Walker, Elijah Mccormick;
and Sarah f. his wife r Travis and Harriet
L. his wife, r. F.. Hume, Charles O. Hume John
II. Hume, Mary E. Hume, Jonathan Spaulding
and Elizabeth his wife, William c. Simpson,
Henry Simpson, Warren Grearr and Fanny his
wife, Jameson Davis and Mary his wife, Charles
Simpson, Lucinda Simpson, Sarah j. Simpson
William B. Taylor, Maria L. Stanard, Richard
Winslow, not having entered their appearance
and given security according TO the ACT oil Assem-.
bly, and the rules of said Court and it appear.
Ing BY satisfactory evidence that they are not in.
habants OF this State, on The motion Of the
plaintiff by her attorney, il is ordered that the
said absent defendants do appear here on the frs
Monday in May next, aud answer the bill OF The
plaintiff, and that a copy Of this order be pub
ished in some public newspaper, printed in ,hi.
State, for eight weeks successfully, and another
copy posted al the front door Of the Court House
of said county for the same time.
Copy-Tesle
BELF'IELD CAVE, Clerk.
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A n EXPERIENCED TEACHER, who is a
n graduate of one of our principal institutions
is DESTROYS of obtaining situation for the en-
suing year, either in an Academy or private
school, where the services of a Classical and Ma
thematical Teacher would be required.
The best references can be given.
Address r. Fl. G., Barbour's X Roads, Isle OF
Wight county, Va. Oct 7-2awtf
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THE AYSHIRE BULL, SUSSEX,

Tic Property Of A. Serensoa, Esq.
TNHIS fine animal, (now 20 months oldD | am
j disposed to farm for another year, if can
succeed in getting by subscription 30 cows al SIC
each, which will alone enable me 10 do 50.
therefore give notice to those who may be disposed
to send cows, that they can notify me oftheir wish
10 do so, at any time between this and the 10th
DAY OF March next, at which time ifthe number
should not reach thirty the Bull will be sent 10
the upper country, under conditional contract
made with his owner.
OF the value of This remarkable animal !
need only 10 refer 10 my advertisement OF The
las, year. and 10 this additional fact, that out Of
the limited number of Cows sent 10 him last
Spring, (amounting 10 some 25,) the owners of
several OF them have refused the price oil $50 Tor
the Calves al the age of six weeks. Those who
wish 10 send their Cows, will address 10 me al
Bacon's Quarter Branch, near Richmond, where
the Bull can be seen in fine health and condition.
JOHN GODDlN.
P. S. The best attention will be given % all
Cows sent 10 The Bul-lhey will be kept in good
and safe lots for any length OF time that may be
desirable, and fed upon the most reasonable terms.
Jan. 3l-2awl NH 10 }. u.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PRICE REDUCED.

FRICE REDUCED,
SWAIMS CELEBRATED PANACEA
~ Tor the cure OF Scrolula, General Debility.
White Swelling, Rheumatism, Diseases of the
Liver and Skin, and all diseases arising from
Impuriiy OF the Blood or the effects of Mercury.
Swaim's Panacea has been for more than TWEEN.
ty years celebrated in this country and Europe for
its extraordinary cures-for certificates of which
reference is made 10 the directions and books ac.
companying the Panacea.
II has been used in Hospital and private prac-
tce, and has had the singular fortune Of being re.
commended by the most celebrated Physicians
Amongst others, by W. Gibson, NJ. D., Professor
Surgery, Pa. University; Valentine Mott, M. D.,
Prof Surgery, N. Y. University; WP Devices,
NJ. D. Prot. Midwifery Pa. University; N. Chap.
man, M. d., Prof. Physic, Pa. University; T
Parke, M. D., Prest College Physicians, Pa; DR..
Del Vale, Prof Medicine, Havana Jose Louren-
co Da Luz, Prof. Surgery Lisbon; J. Chapman,
Mem. Royal College ofSurgeons, London.
The recommendations Of many Physicians and
eminent persons, such as 6. w. Ervng late Min
lister 10 Spain; Sir Thomas Pearson, Major Gen.
British Army; Gilbert Robertson, British Con-
sui, &C., and also the wonderful cures effected by
Swaim's Panacea, have for many years made il
an invaluable remedy. The Panacea does not
contain mercury in any form, and being an in.
nocelt preparation il may be given 10 the most
tender infant.
Planters will find Swaim's Panacea valuable
Plantation medicine. II being suited 10 diseases
peculiar to tropical climates See letter in pam
phet from Roswell King, Jr. agent for the estate
ofPierce Butler Esq, Georgia
The retail price has been reduced 10 one dollar
and fifty cents per bottle, Containing three hall
pints,) or three bottles for four dollars
Caulion-Observc that the name of VIM
Swain is written on the label over the cork OF
each boltle-to counterfeit which would be for
gerry.
A valuable family medicine, being highly ap-
proved remedy for all diseases arising from De-
billy OF the Digestive Organs-such as Worms,
Cholera Morbus Dysentery, Fever and Ague,
Bleeding Piles Sick Headache, &c. See the pam
phlet with the article.
For Sale BY all the respectable Druggists in the
United States Wholesale orders TO be addressed
10 VIM. Swain g. Son. Philadelphia, or Fl. Fl.
Schiehelin & Co Druggists, New York. General
Agents for The Panacea and Vermfuge.
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