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COMMERCIAL REC0Rn


RICHMOND MARKETS, MAY
ToBACCO-Receipts and INSPECTION.
iinue light, though they are increasing n.
mand is good, though not animated tor i
scriplions Of tobacco. The foreign sdv,..
far have ne influence on prices. We ouo
81 D to 3, and leaf 3 so a 6 So fine ms -
turing kinds TO-
FLOUR-Last sales 81 IS. The o.v.
Great Western being unfavorable aor, ).
clned slightly, purchasers Offering from ).
80. No sales as yet as low as 4 .
WHEAT-S0 100 cents as in or,ln.
CORN-in demand. Sales a, s. n
per bushel by The cargo; small enau,i,;s. $ 81
% 20 cents, according TO quality. 'l'
OATS-From wagons and railroa3 u
cents per bushel. and from vessels q 5, m
WHEAT OFFAL-Bran / cent. So 81 =
cents; Brown Stufs 30 cents; Ship Sim. -
PROVISlONS.-BAcoN: Smi,is4ft a,g - =: =
" Cured, 81; Western Sides ; - y
Shoulders IL cents; Western S; 49, 81
cents; Shoulders s 81; Hams6 as r o',
cents.
FlSH-Herrings, new No I.3I9.. !.
cargo on Wharf; Shad -. u
COTTON-6i IT cent, p,.r u
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I5 Haskell. The Magieiaa and VentriloqSiis,
whose performances have been SO highly spoken
of by our contemporaries of the Press has arrived
in our city, and opens his soirees of Hindoo Mi
raeles aud venIiloquism this evening, at the
Odd Fellows Hall. His representations are said
to be very extraordinary, and we doubt not that
he will succeed in amusing and astonishing our
citizens to their full satisfaction.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Monday morning, 4Ih inst, by Rev.
Jas. c. Stiles, Mr. Erwin BURTON, Jr., 10 Miss
MARTHA P. JONES, both Of this city.
Married, on Wednesday, 221 April, by the
Rev Mr.. Walker, CHARLES R. SLAUGHTER, Esq.
Of Lynchburg, TO Miss CATHARIHE Nj. GARLAND,
OF Amherst County.
Married, at huntsville, Lancaster County, the
18th Of APRIL by the Rev. John B Richmond, Dr.
JouN B. BALL 10 Miss BETTE MONTAGUE, daugh-
Ter Of Lewis B. MoSTAduE, Esq.
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uNIvgRSITY OF VIRGINIA

TIME BOARD of Visitors having directed notice be
given through the public press, that they will pro-
coed, ut ,hsir meeting TN the e5th Of june next 10
make permanent appointment to the "frs- OF Proctor
and Patron applications for that ofce hereby
vited
Th. uficar vii receive salary of one thousand dol.
lars, with dwelling and grounds Tree OF rent
Communications may be addressed TO Jos Z. sahell,
Rector of the University or 10 Prof Ed q. Cnnrienay,
Chairman OF tho Faulty. GEO. w. SpUONEe,
Nav 5-cwsy Acting Prostor U. Va.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Yesterday morning, about II o'clock
BENJAMIN A. Jacobs. He dice in peace.
ar His funeral will take place to-day, 18th
May,) from The Grace Stree, Baptist Church, al
O'clock. The friends Of Mr.. Thomas Tinsley
and those OF his father, Mr.. John Jacobs, and
the members OF the Church are requested TO al
Tend
Died, in Washington, on Friday, April l7lh
Mrs JEsup, wife OF Gen. Jesup, Is. Army.
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'ERPooL CLAssIFlcArlo.
PHIIADEIpHIa MApKpr A..

PHILADELPHIA, MARKET. Nav >.
FLoUR-Has declined, and sales .. Wss.eln
IA SO; Pcnna. shipping brands nominaly b,
at 60.
GRAIN--Receipls OF all kinds continue lis
Wheat-Sales OF 1900 bushels good Peuna /
to-day at 80 cents. Corn-Srvera lots Souho
yellow sold at 81 a 62 c., and 900 bushels wh
AT 6Oc. Oats are lower; sales o! Southern
40 1lc
WHIsKEY-Small sales OF hhds ard bfl,
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THE MODERN BRITISH EssAYIsTs.

THE MODERN BRITISH ESSA lIoIS.
CRITICAL and Miscellaneous VIKINGS
~ T. Nom Taliourd, anlhor Of Ion; also, q
tical and Miscellaneous Essays, 6y james y
phen, both bound in one volume, forming 'o.ua'
7 The Modern British Essayists.
Volume Olives Of distinguished Amenca
Naval Officers, by J. Fennimore Cooper, ~ ~
Of The Spy, &c.
Elements OF Physiology, including Phys'o'sl
cal Anatomy Tor The use OF lbe Medical slu'tn
by William B. Carpenter. M. d., F. p. 5, VI.
one hundred and eighty illustrations.
An Introduction to Entomology; or, clemens
The Natural History Of Insects; comprising :
account Of noxious and useful insects, o. ih-
melamorphoses, food, ,tratagens, habaions "
rieties, motions, noises, hyteInation, inst's
&C., &C., with Plates, by William Kirby.
Received by NASH & WOODHOtSt
Nav
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QUITS.

CUTTER WooDBURY.-The U. S. Reve-
nue. schr Woodbury., Lieut. Comd'g Benson, ar.
rived yesterday from Brassos ST. Jago and Gal
weston. The Woodbury. has been absent from
this port more than three months, and has been
engaged in surveying The coast OF Texas Tor for.
tifcalions and lighthouses and adording protec-
ton 10 vessels conveying government stores.
Nao Orleans Delta, April 25.
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NEW YORK MARKET, Ma

BREADsTuFPs-Flour i, gradually 5erti,.,.
prices, and the market heavy. Gene,ee 'c 80
bought for 81 &C, and few sales were "a
hat ngnre-bnyers offer but 30. NTb,r,
any consequence in wheat holIers ask 5
Rye, 81 cents. Corn, to cents, weight 6. :;
tor Southern yellow, measure. =
CorroN-The market remains firm. IN, -.
oui any general enquiry-lhe sales today are :,
bales, at our outside quotations.
LIVERPOOL CLAsslFIcArlov.
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WESTERN AGENCY

INTENDING TO leave here by the 20lh instant TO
Kentucky, on business winch will not &C. upy al
my tne beg leave TO ole! my services TO sirh PEI
may need Them for the transaction al business
generally. but especially for The sale Of lands payn
taxes, collection of debts. in any Of the West1f
States, where business will justify the expense of going
To persons who unaquainicd with nir, irferene,
viii be given here, and in other purts 1.-THE State.
Amy communication through The Post efce will re-
ccve imme dntc attention. THOs. TALLEf.
Richmond, Nay D, le46.-ctd
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The American schooner Susanna and cargo
have been condemned by The Mexican aulhori-
ties al Malta moras, and the Captain, J. II. Clay,
fned 81 $50 and imprisoned, because The vessel
cleared at New Orleans for Corpus Christi She
went into Matamoras in distress.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05

The following named gentlemen have been ap-
pointed to procure annual subscribers, life men,
bers. snd donations TO The Male Orphan So
eisty. who will please discharge the duty as
promptly as practicable, and report the result TO
tho undersigned in writing by Monday next, or at
q meeting OF subscribers to be held on Tuesday,
,o,h ina, SAM'L REEVE, Chm.
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PUBLIC DEBATE.

There will be a Public Debate This rur.ta.
evening at the Richmond Hill Debating Socie,
in The school-room OF S.. Johns Church. III
discussion will commence at o'ciocS VI
an interesting question and aloquen, speaker
full attendance is confidently anticipated l.,
all who would spend peasant evening tel lien
MAY
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

PENDLETON = NEWMAN, Dem, elected
without opposition. Very Thin turn out OF the
people.
PAGE Col John Mcpherson Dem, re-elec,-
ed ever Capt A. F. Grayson. Dem, b. 81 votes.
Mcpherson 265, Grayson Pa.
KANAWHA SENATORIAL DISTRICT.
we have received the following returns from
shie dietrirt.
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The individual who obtained suit Of clothes
Of Mr.. Cox by means OF forged order, and al
lermards surrendered himself, was brought be-
fore the Mayor on Monday last, for trial. He
plead guilty, but his counsel made successful
defence on the ground of insanity, and ne was
released. Hr. Harding Methodist minister,
formerly of Pennsylvania, had known The pfso-
ner in that Slate, and heard OF his cratic beha-
vior: Mr.. Penz, also preacher had heard o!
The singular conduct Of person there, who ne
believed, was the prisoner. Three medical gen.
llemen here, gave the opinion that he was in
sane. On the other hand, MIR. Barton, Attorney
for the Commonwealth, commended that he had
given no appearance Of insanity which person
Of ordinary shrewdness could not easily assume
He said his true name was McMeIon.
IEtred<ricks hnrr RrcnrGer
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MIR. SLIDELL-We learn BY The N. O.
Courier, that Mr.. John Sldell, our late Minister
10 Mexico, has declined The honor intended BY his
friends and supporters in that city, who rendered
him public dinner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05

U. s. DISTRICT COURT-The case OF
Rice Garland and Thomas Curry rs. the United
Sta es has been decided in favor Of the plaintiffs
Thi, decision confirms their claim TO about for
ty-thousand arpents in the parish OF Concordia.
The land is said to be very valuable. A portion
Of the tract is also claimed BY the Stale Of Louis
lana and several private individuals, under tile
derived from the United States. For this por-
lion, the plaintiffs are entitled 10 scrip from The
United States. The grant was originally made
to Don Louis Brngier for services rendered TO the
Spanish Government
The title Of The plaintiffs is thus settled 50 far as
the District Court is concerned. The case is sub
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To he Editors Of Tie Enquirer:

WHEELING, Va, April %. 1916.
n:-Notwthstandin the Growing OF
the Wings, Col. George w. Thompson is only de-
iea,ed ia This District by twenty-five votes. his
majority in Tyler and Whelsel was Two hundred
and 6ny This is large majority Tor those Two
counties, an! although Horner, Whis is elect
cd 10 the House OF Delegates over West by lwen-
iy votes, in consequence OF there being TWO De.
mocralic candidates. Tyler and Whetsel are
truly Democratic. Folks majority was about ~;
now Thompson's is $50. Our party ale getting
SO strong in The northwestern counties, that ihey
have al least halfdozen candidates in each coun'
~. The lesson they have been taught This spring
will be warning hereafter.
The Wings of,hs District have gained srea'
victory indeed, having diminished The majority
given 10 Clay near $50 A few more such VIC
tories and you will hear nothing more from lhem
have M doubt that if Thompson was 10 contest
his opponents seal, he would succeed in sending
him home. Yours.
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T UCK'S PRIZE OFFICE, Basement Room.
IL Eagle Hoist, 1874 Street.
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, No. i05.
II 50 IS IS % 81 sc 80 81 &C 80 30 !;
Nos. IA 80 46, another, sold and paid by
LUCK
Drawn Nos of Pokomoke, Glass s.:
46 10 SIS 80 81 Is So lG 81 IS % % o.
Nfav =
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ject TO appeal, should The Attorney General OF
The United States, after an examination OF the
case, think The decision OF the District Court in
correct.-[ Nep Orleans JtDe5sonidn.
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HOYT'S OFEICE.-Drawng OF Mononga
IL liza Lottery, Class 10:
60 80 81 80 Is &c 3 20 II 90 . 4G
Drawing of Alexandria, Class II:
46 81 "a % I "a % 90 81 81 &c 81 &c Is
Drawing OF Sussex, Extra, No. 70:
It's &c IA 20 43 16 II 63 73 SIS 81 IS
May 5
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WATCH LOST

r OST, between Powell's and Cookies on the
IL James liver road, gold, hunting, lever
WATCH, gold and silver dial, NJ. J. Tobias &
Co., makera Liverpool, No. 1928. A liberal
reward will be paid Tor its delivery TO Msssrs
Mitchell & Tyler. May 5-c4t
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NOTICE

W. lSEA
T HAVE employed Watkins Dupuy, Joseph J. Burks
L Alexander Donnan, A. b. Fowler, and William Du
Val Christian To assist me In collecting for The Rich
mond Whig Religious Herald. and other papers Cen
temen who account Of subscriptions or Tor az
veftising, will please pay their arrearsges.
Nav 5-cw4w GEORGE a. WRIGHT.
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wv P. TURPINs OFFICE, No. 10Y, Eas,

wv P. TURPINS OFFICE, NO. IUI, East
w Main street.
The favorite so0 600 again Ale Iandra Lottery, No.
100, EIlra-drawin. comes this afternoon by Northern
Of 1000 OF $780, OF I,2e7 Of l,c00 10 of 500 &c
75 Nos I4 drawn. Tickets s5-shares in propoHlon.-
The Ticket that will draw the sac. Uc0 can he found o,
TURPfN'S Prize Office If called for before half past
o'clock Today.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex County, Glass 20, Extra:
IL S 26 "a 90 43 IL II 63 10 IS 81 70 D.
Whole Ticket, Nos. q II -, another Capital, sold
and paid by w. r. TuRPlN
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PULPIT PRAYER ROOK

FULFIT PKN ] FIX BDUN.
r w. RANDOLPH & co. have !or sac
y Il. in addition 10 the Quarlo Family OF Pup.
Edition OF the Book OF Common Prayer, a ol.s
and new stock OF Prayer Books, Of various ~.
in all the varieties Of binding and al prices non
25 cents 10 Sill A few with print so large nat
The blind may almost see. May
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---------------- --- -
ESTRAY MARE.

a Broke loose from my Stable y
~ SATURDAY la.r, abonl o'clock 7
.LlA. NJ, dark brown MARE, viii "
head.slal o. The hal.er on; OF fine sze and appear
ance, six years old, long black tail and LEGS, "!
Inc marks Of a large scar on her right >hou.-ef
blade, which is easily perceplible. puicha"
her recently of NJ. A. T. Burton, Of Powhaiar
is probable She may have gone in that direca
by The We,lham road. ANY information .hat vi
lead 10 her recovery will be thankfully ieceif''
and a suitable reward paid il required. AIIY'
May 5--eo3, ID. TRUEHEART.
MANA GERS oFFlCE-D PAIN
For this Evening-s25, 900, 1000, 1000 :, 5"
1000, l,247 Q Of 300, 3 Of .00o. 10 Of soc, ~
oi5Oo, &c. IS Nos. 10 drawn. T'eksis s.
Also, 10000, $500, 500 .205, $50, Of 5Ct
1 1890, &c. IS Nos. IS drawn. Tickets -
Drawn Nos. of Poknmoke, Class Sc
II IS AZ Al Sc AZ % 50 Ga 81
Drawn Nos. of Delaware Glass l03
50 80 &c 10 81 Ga 81 % 3S 21 20 4
Drawn Nos OF Pukomokr Lottery, Class {.
46 TO % 80 81 As SO 10 27 10 % 60 O.
Drawn Nos cf Delaware Lottery, Class 10
IL 81 IS Is rs - 4G 30 81 GO 4 80 10 Il!
May
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To he Editors ofhe Enquirer
POWHATAN.

Messrs Elitors.-Having seen no ofhcial
statement in your paper OF the result Of The cleo
ton in this county, take The liberty OF giving
you the result al The close OF the polls;
For he House OF Delegates --Chastain Cooke,
(Whie,) DAP; Henry L. Hopkins (Dem.,) 1877.
Cookies majority, 10
After a careful examination OF the pol-books
BY friend, in whose judgment have entire con-
6dence, and who is we'll acquainted with every
voler in The county OF Powhatan, am assured
that Col. Hopkins, on this, as on other occasions
when before The people of Powhalan for their
suffrages, received an actual majority OF The re.
sident voters. The flying artillery OF Richmond
poured forth their whole strength 10 defeat
Col. Hopkins, and they have proved but too sue
cessiul in again defeating the wishes OF The yeo-
many Of the county, which, il continued and
carried ont, will ere long PROSTATE and crush
the rights and interests OF the country people De-
meath the influence OF the towns and corporations,
and place the control and direction oithe Lesis-
lature in The hands OF The towns and corporations,
10 the exclusion OF the counties II is due 10 Col.
Hopkins 10 say that he did not enter the canvass
until late day, and that he did SO against his So
lemn rroiestalons-but The Democracy oil Pow
ha,an resolved he should become candidate,
and no alternative was left him but 10 accept
the nomination; and in casting their votes iof him,
they determined 10 show their confidence IN one
who has done SO much fer the cause OF our party
and our country; who has regarded no sacrifices,
personal rpecunary, for his Democratic friends;
who t.aversed the Old Dominion during the re-
cent arduous struggle, graphing with The strong
men OF The Wing Parry. But in The deieat OF
Colonel Hopkins, may we not say, in the Ian
guage Of one Of The most gifted poets,
..Truth crushed to earth will rise again,
The eternal years of God are hers;
But Error wounded writes IN pam,
And dies amid her worshippers."
Though defeated, The ndomitable Democra.
cy Of Puwhatan are not subdued. With creed
OF principles every where understood and cherish
ed, with every motive under heaven TO unite their
energies, stimulate their courage, and inspire their
hopes, next Spring we hope TO restore the ascen-
dancy OF those great principles on which The
friends of .,edom throughout the world repose
s on The rock of aces. A VOTER.
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uoYT"S PRIZE oFFICE.-s2O,O 600 500,
IL $500, 1000, &C., Capitals for Tc-day =
Tickets IS; shares IN proportion. Packages 10
sale until halt-past o'clock, at
HOYT'S OFFICE.
May 5 No.3, Exchange
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A friend writes US that SOME Of The Wings OF
Wheeling have asserted that ~e "ere The author
OF a letter, 10 the prejudice Of Col. Thompson,
published In the Wheeling Times on The morn
ing Of the election. 1t ispIoper that We should
come out and say, that there is moi the slightest
foundation for such an assertion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-05-05

"Tbe Enquirer reports that Democrats are
elected in Fayette and Nicholas, and Logan, old
Wing districts, retained by some unaccountable
spell in Democratic servitude"
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I Times and Compiler.

Our neighbors are TOO fasi-we advise them TO
look before they leap. II The vote at the last
Presidential election is 10 be considered as les,
of parties, they will find Logan county gave
Polk majority Of 81 votes over Clay, and in
1910 gave Van Buren, a majority Of So votes
over Harrison.
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COPYING PRESSES. -Anoher supply 4.
" these indispensable articles, fer all Mechs1.,
who study economy and convenience, received ty
May J. w. RANDOLPH q co,
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TIFTY GOOD PACKING BONES, Tor a,
L BY J. w. RANDOLPH & co.
Nav
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MAINLY AND SUPEkFlNE FLOUR
80 barrels various brands in Store. AMI /,
sale by TAYLOR & RADCLIFFE,
NAYS No. Sc, West Main Stree
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SPlCES, Nutmeg, Mace, Glove Cas>la, PEI
- per, Ginger, Piinenio, &c, all fresh, for fam.
ly use in Store, and for sale by
TAYLOR & RADCLIFFE,
Nav : No S6 West Main Steel
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old APPLE BRANDY.-l0 barrels Q
~ Isle Of Wight in Store, and for sale By
TAYLOR & RADCLIFFE,
May No. 36, West Main Stree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-28

before them TO pass SUD sieatao. II they can man
age 10 keep these things from the knowl ledge o, 'e
country should no; doubt but that sueh "oui. oe
their policy In this matter | SPEAK Iroii . .a.
knowledge, having obtained my information rom
the mouth OF President Jones hnsc!. oucn are
already some OF the fruits Of Annexation; Ie1as.
tbat with whining whmPerlng voice, has been
begging and irnploriDe The United States for years
m lake her in. no sooner does she get admission,
than armed and equipped after the trae South Caro-
linn fashion, she comes bounding into the Union
lnder the black flag OF Modification
But this is not all-the British Government has
officially notified the Presiden; of Texas that they
con slider their treaty OF Commerce and Amty with
Texas still il force. This treaty by its express
provisions, 10 not to expire until the year i54s-
that under this treaty, the commerce and trade OF
Texas may continue as heretofore, 10 enler British
ports and that the British Government will expect
and require, that Texas her part shall fulfill her
part of the treay-ta very reasonable expectation.
by The way.l They go on TO say that they were
no party to this Treaty OF Annexation. and are not
bound by it, and they know of no law OF nations,
which will authorize Texas by any voluntary act OF
her own. 10 repuda;e her treaty obligations. his
also hear from the mouth Of President Jones, who
farther informed me. that he was looking daily tor
the like notifications from France and the other Gov
ernn1en.s with whom Texas had like treaties
hat will be the end of all this cannot tell but
sure am that this is the beginning OF the
end In the event England is driven to assert her
claim to Oregon BIZ ours and doubt not she will
hold this up 10 her people as additional justhca-
t;on WAYNE
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FITSI FITS /,

rVAS'SVEGETABLE EXTRACT-An infallbie Rene
\ a. for Epieptc Fits Falling Sickness Commissions,
kc-Th, medicine which "a purely vegetsbe, 10 the only
remedy been discovered which will positively
cure this hitherto invunerabe di-rsse. IL Ia we'll known
from time iuemoal physicians have pronounced Epiep-
tic Fits ncursb IL has bsled all their skill and the boast
ed po,s all medicine and consequently thousands have
suffered ihrouc miserable existence and nj !ast yielded
10 Their lives upon the Of sanity Tb!5 ID no hctcD,
rs the paiernR feeling fnnumcreb hearts VIII bear tes
,mon7 And with oil Difference 20 tho options OF pJsi-
clans the learned and great, cay positively Epilepsy
can be cured We not hO long Standing, OF wHht
ere the effects produced b. H. l. can oe cured fhs 'egeia
bic Extract 10 all powerful in curing HIS dTeRd scouree OF
the human fsiy Luldleds have Jeen cured ana te cer
ufcetes ofnauy may c the principal cs loi GralC
ST. New. York where Is hic invited to CAL and
have their examined aud advice gwen ee o chatge
Let doubt The efficacy OF The eeetaoe
who thing their IS hopeless let such cal upon h' io
lowing persons who have either been cured Or are now
using the MEDICINE: !, -
Mira Jane Bennett whose son Was afflicted iof eIsh or
nine years with Epepi.c F.s cured by Using he We
getabIe E1trBct-cGl ard see her Al III GTand-sL
MI Jacob Petty, who afflicted for four years WIN
Epiep,c Fits. cured by using tie vegetable Extract
call and see him IA Deiancys;. Mr. Eleanor W. Mel
was afflicted for twenty years with Epepuc Fits. and was
cured BIS usng the Vegetable EXrecGcs and SEQ her al
Yorkville. Mr.. WIN. H. Parsels who has been afflicted
for twenty three years with Epeptc Fs now using he
Vegetable xuact-call and him III No. ll9 Broome.st
Aud numerous Others may be called II desired Price
81 Ger holtle.
VANS Vegetable BIioua P's for removing all NOR
bid and corrupt huors and purifying the blood Price -
cents per box DRS VANS l. HART, Proprietors
lif Imeod> Principal Office 1874 Grandst New-Yorh