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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-10-20

IN cHANCERY.- ,-Ata CIcui >is
L Court of Law and Chlncery, continued dn1 H.
Buckingham county, al the Court hour 81
day, the 9Th day Of septemh'r, 1886 .t ro1y
wife, Edmund Webb, welson Webb, aud ia'ne, 7. 7.
and Martha his wife,
against ...ts. r.
Daniel Webb, John Pillars and Polly hi. we /,
Farmer and Sally his wife. Nancy Webb, htl3
Jacob Webb, Gabriel Jones and Betty ~. w, -.
Lumpkin. William Lumpsin Sirphrn haHeot' ~
Maddox, Judith Maddox, Polly Fowler .o-e'..,l ;
and Nancy his wife, Nathaniel Madfos, Sh...,,
mons and lane his wife, and Marta iu." u -
heirs OF William MADDOX. IT.. deseis.n' - s,f,.,
TooIey, deceased, and OF judah ah'ei' ,,"".,,,sf,
PARTIES unk nown, ind Polly Fore, p'''srl r
The defendants, Daniel Webb, John PINT ~ -
his wife. Enoch Farmer and sally ~ -, IN
Webb, Henry Webb, Jacob Webb ara nav,s y.
and Betsy his wife, John Lumpkin ara ,,-I ~
kin, Stephen Maddox, CHARLES MADDOX, 49,
doy, Polly Fowler. and Joseph duncan ~, =. :
wife, not having entered their appearance 'uI ~
curiiy, according 10 the act Of Assembly ano -
Of this Court, and !: appearing to the salis" -
Court that they are not Inhabitants OF ms 80
ordered, that the said absent defendants 90 -
rules To be holden for the said Court on ="
day in January next, and answer fhr bi' ?. .rf
tiff. and that copy Of this order be lof'h" r,sc
In some newspaper published IN the eity o N. n
for two months successfully, ana posteo . ~
door Of the Courthouse of this county. ~. r.
4 bill exhibited By some ot the hens OF W "a =
r. I.saa MADDOX. deceased, formerly ~ ib' -
oa.,ns, he oIhrr known hers, and some MO 81.
=, nsa =. Unknown praying the sale and partition y
NJ land Of two hundred acre., IN 'a'd s,n, 81
william Maddox, deceased, Of Buckinenam, :. :,
hs widow Agness for life, after her deain :, A
said Jacob, and which. by the DEAN =, ,lls
and The previous death of said JACOB, 49," .sy. A. 4
!. now liable To partition among bis bfotns,, n
ter,, or their defendants all parties me- tsen.
land are hereby warned 10 appear, nd assert r.
parties defendants, nie their ANSWERS, ms In. aann.
rights or claims-and IL Is ordered III IN the RIehm
G Eass for P. III Tsst: ospsg
Oct 2O-cw2m H. ELp
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October 18th, 1874
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN ISLE OF
WIGHT.

Al meeting of large portion of the Demo-
cratic party OF the county OF Isle of Wight, held
al the Court House, on The 9Th instant, il being
Court Day, on motion Of MIR. Shimuel Goodwin,
JAMES C. JORDAN, Esq, was called 10 the Chair,
and NATHANIEL P. YouNa was appointed Secre-
tary. The chairman in hriel and appropriate
manner stalled the objects Tor which the meeting
was called.
On motion Of Capt. Augustine Ballard, the
Chairman appointed the following gentlemen as a
Committee 10 prepare resolutions expressive Of
the sense OF the meeting viz: Capt. A. Ballard,
S Goodwin, c. B. Hayden, Col. A. Smith, and
Major ]. Fl. Duck, who, after retiring for short
time, appeared and reported through their chair
man, the following resolutions:
Resolred, That we entirely approve OF the pre-.
amhle and resolutions adopted by our Democratic
brethren OF the city of Norfolk, and published in
The Enquirer OF Sept. %, 1876.
ResOlpcd, That we not only entirely concur
with our Democratic brethren Of the city OF Nor
folk, but We do further resolve, that the Hon.
RoBERr J. WALKER, by his devoted zeal in the
cause If Free Irade deserves 10 be considered,
land We have no doubt he will be,) the PEEl OF
the United States, who has secured for himself
The thanks OF The Democratic party, and The graf
itude Of The friends OF humanity.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, on Thursday, the 18th October, by Elder
Shaver Mr. THOMAS HENRY BLAKEY, TO Miss SA
RAH ELIZABETH, eldest daughter of MIR. John q
Wade-oll of this city.
Married, on Thursday evening last, October 18th BY
the Rev. MIR. Woodbridge, Mr. THOMAS :. RIDDlck
TO Miss HANNAH NJ, daughter Of VIM Greaner, Esq.
all Of this city.
Married. on Thursday evening last October 18Th, by
the Rev. John Woodcock Sir. Wal J. HAYWOOD, IL
miss CATHARINE VIRGINIA, second daughter OF
Mr.. Henry Duesherry-a Of this city.
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TN Observation-Disclosures AT rules holden IN the
lC,srk,s Oace of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancey for the County Of Charlotte, the oh DAY
Of Oeioher. 1916:
Li,tI.john MeCargo, Executor of William h. CALI
cote, deceased, fiaintih'
against
Iohn ~. F. Woodson. William 8. Woodson, Catha-
rine R Woodson, Joseph Tanner and Elinora G. his
n,6. and ether Defendants:
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance according the act Of Assembly and
the rules II this Court and il appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants oil this Common
wealth. IL is ordered that The said defendants do appear
before the Judge Of the said Court, the Courthouse
of the said county, the first day of April term NEXT
and enter their appearance, and answer the plantih
BILL and that copy Of this order be inserted ~ some
months Excessively and posted al the front door OF sne
Court house Of the said county. Copy-iesn,c
Oct 90-ew2m WINSLoW ROBINSON, C2I'
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CAPT. THORNTON, U. S. DRAGONS

i
We had The pleasure yesterday of meeting this
Gallant officer and native Of Virginia, who goes
IN 10 Washington this morning, in order 10 oh
lain permission TO be sent 10 the army in Mexi
co. in whose glorious achievements he ardenlly
desires TO participate. He came over from the
Rio Grande with Capt. Eaton, The bearer of de-
spalches from Gen. Taylor, and gave ussome in
eresling details OF the battles OF Monterey. IL
seems that the Mexicans expected Gen. 7. BY the
road from China-bul he changed his route, and
approached Monterey by the road from Cerravo.
They had fortified the town in the former direc-
ton. This deceived Gen. T., and produced The
great havoc among our troops in the streets Of
that portion OF The town. We understand that
the streets were barricaded with strong stone and
mortar Notifications, forming amos, a perfect de-
fenre, and giving The Mexicans an opportunity
10 assail our troops with murderous effect.
Capt. T. thinks tina, there will be yet conside-
rable 6sh'ine, but Thai il will be principally oil
the guerilla character. The Mexcans, with
their tough shaggy ponies, and their h rresacs,
c naming corn and sail, as their only provisions
can bear s,eai hardships, and annoy us good
deal
Cap. T. was prisoner in the house of Am
pu Tia, a, Matamoras. Ha says that Ampuda
was the first man he saw after The battle of the
9Th May. A pointed out TO Capt T. his saddle
perforated with Two bullet holes, bu they were in
the rear Of the saddle. and ii was very plain thai
back, and not his "face 10 The toe." When Am.
pndia reached Ma,amoras. he publicly proclaim-
ed that Aris;a had betrayed the Mexican army in
the Iwu engagements on the Rio Grande.
We have only time 10 wish Capt. T. success in
his laudabe mission 10 Washington city. Such
men ough, not to be allowed 10 remain idle, when
their country needs their services so much.
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IoHN B. BIGGER ID continually enriehne his pat.
IONS prize of 81 900, and ons of $500, sold and
cashed by that Lucky Vender. To-day you can get
S27 900 for So; or VI thai be too Hu you can secure
The above amounts must call sed before half past
O'Clock, P. Nj, to BIGGER's PRIZE OFFICE.
Nm rec,ved IN which the whole Of 900 and the half
Of aoo. was sold in fact every drawing adds prizes
To the large number sold and cashed by
" ~, On THE LUCKY BIGGER.
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There is good reason TO believe (says the N. o.
Jeaersonian) that the President will call on the
Governor OF this State for several regiments of 70
luneers. The call will be promptly met. We
trust that Louisiana may vel have the honor OF
planning the American eagle in The capital of
Mexico.
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DI ED.

ni.d IN Yesterday morning October l9h at half past
o'clock. JOHN h. GREEN, only son Of the late John
r. Green of this city, aged years, months and Is
days The friends and acquaintance of the family are
re1ue.ed TO attend the funeral this afternoon, Al
&c ock. al the Clay Street Chapel.
The scholars of the Clay Street Sabbath School tof
which he was member are particularly requested to
Intend.
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aiDicurex, Attention

A FINE young BEAR will be slapeh'ere
n THIS DAY, and offered 10 the patrons 3
The Ahambra in Steaks, SC.
Also Venison, Ducks, Birds, Oysters. Fres
Fish, and every luxury Of The season.
gJ Supper Rooms furnished, superior 10 an,
thing in town, for the accommodation .. genll.
men paronising this establishment.
r. w. ALLEN,
Oct. 20 Next door 10 Peniientafy Store
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NJ The VIRGINIA LITERARY ASSOCIATION
viii hold its first Anniversary Meeting on This Evening
al the Lutheran Church, at half past O'Clock. Inc
public are invited to attend.
Oct 90 o. r. WEIsIGER, Secretary.
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MORE PROOF.-The Boston Atlas referring
to the election in Windham, Maine, saws the
Wings and Aboitionists united and elected Da.
piel Rogers Wing Abolitionis,, on The fourth
trial
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nor DEAF PERSONS Ccnyersalion I
i Ear Trumpets, with flexible tubes q 81,
the hearing. Also, Scsrpa's Acoustic 0u, u
excellent remedy for deafness and diseases d =
ear generally. p. JOHNSTON,
Oct. 20 Druggist
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Fashionable Hats.

T WOULD call The attention oil The retail tra:,
i TO my large assortment OF Fashionable Peays
and Moleskin Hats. which, for beauty aud syo
of finish, cannot be surpassed in This or any ott
market. r. NJ. ALLEN
Oc, 20 Fashionable Halter, NJ. 30 Man $
DOUGH AND READY BRAND. Ii 30
n the lovers Of the quid, want something pr
and good in The way OF Chewing Tobacco, 81
and supply yourselves at X. NJ. ALIENS
Fashionable Hat Store, No. 80 Main Stree
Or 20
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TNDELlRLE lNK-kiider'> ana Bailey,
L lndehle Ink, tor marking linen .! cotton,
with or without preparation, are the hes IN ~
and will not wash out or fade; for sale b.
u JOHNSTON
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BOSTON, Oc. I6-Auiyci, schr. Thoma,
h. Thompson, WiSon, from Richmond
NEW YORK, Oci. IG-Anivrd. sch,s Ma.
riella BUR-, Knapp, ard Lynchbnrg, Malhia,
from Richmond
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- = '' y 80 q, 7. NJ.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Pocahonias, Hollngshead, Baltimore
Schr. Pocahonlas Smack, New York.
Schr. Grand Island, Young Boston.
Schr. Providence, Kerwan. Baltimore.
ochr. Eliza Ann, Graham, Balamore.
SAILED,
Schr. Robcr, Henry, Powers, Baltimore.
Schr. Rainbow, Rogers Boston.
Scbr. W. w. Wyer, Bush, Salem.
Brig Malamoras, Wooden, New York.
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CHAPPED HANDS AND LIPS Fresh
" cold Cream, an elegant emolienl prepafa
lion Tor chapped hands and lips, rendering them
soft and smooth, and protecting The skin ir,m lhe
disasreeable effects OF cold weather; also orc
Rose Lip Salye, tor sale by
p. JOHNSTON,
Oct. ~ Dmooi>f
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ALBEMARLE LAND FOR SALE

ALBEhA RLE LAND FOX SALE
HAVING determined IT, sell the Tract r l.and
IL which reside, viii offer il '0f safe on the pr
misses, by public auction, Oh the 10th OF November NJ,
lf fair, IL not, the next fan dry thereafter.
The Tract contains between eight hundred una ~
hundred acres. Il u we'll adapted 10 the cult vson
Corn, Wheat, Tobacco and Grass. ! believe hars'
nothing In saying IL is amongst the best and SAFE
wheat farms in The necbhorhood having never los
crop By rust. II has abundance of timber on u =
the size Of The tract. IL adoins The lands of III. ~
Governor Barbour, SIr. Ninrod Brnmham. and Mr. Jni
Bowcock. II il distant from Cordons,Ie about en-
miles, and fifteen from Charlottesville. II IL IN ~
midst OF as good society tho country affords andoa
Of the hea thicst spots IN Virginia
II would be hnc Summer retreat for one residing
the City Of Richmond or lower Virginia, az they cos
leave Richmond after breakfast, and dine on u. ialu
by mans of the railroad, which approaches WI
eight miles of it, with strong probability that u
come mue neater by the extension Of the road Tho
wishing 10 view the premises, can do 20 hy calling {
my son, William A. Dirkenson, residing The ne
mises. The bindings are sufficiently large and en-
fortaLle The Barn "a commodinni, md h5s giiaohe
an excellent Thrrshing Machine aiso Corn Mill, y
PEELED by horse power.
Al The same time and pare | vii sell nv stock
Horses. Cattle, Sheep and Hogs, rnutncn Uteni-
every Descriptions crop Of Corn. Fodder, oa- aud H.
My celebrated stallion, Ra'tlrr, will be- Sold ri T.
same time. Also, young Jack equal 10 any IN WIG
of his age, and Two fine J'ntcys
The sale VIII Ir positive, and without resrt'
Terms made known oil day Of sale.
Sale To commence NJ IL O'Clock
Oct. 2D-cw.iw WILEY UICkENsON
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DLAlD CASHMERE SCARFS. -Crimscr
l. Plaid Cashmere Scaris Tor Ladies. JUS
opened at CHENERY g. HARTWELLS.
Orr 81
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DLAID MoUsLAINs, &c, FOR CHI.
i DREN-Jusl 10 hand small Plaid Nous.
ains for Children. piece super Cashmere d
Orange. New style Cashneres cheap.
Oct 20 CHENERY & IIARTWETI
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r OST-A Note drawn b. George Martin
IL PAYABLE 10 Susan Niche, Tor abouI s9n
The finder will confer favor BY leaving vii,
Ocl. 20 JOHN THOMPSON & co
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TN CHANCERY-yrsciSf, AT Rules he'd y
i Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior Court - :
and Chancery for buckingham county, on Nopds
5lh day OF October, 1876:
John v. Crute, Flaln"-
against
John Pyle, p.'en''
The defendant, John Pyle, not having eite'ei "
nearance and gwen security according !" iht nee
s.mhIv n nd The Rules II this Court and u agp'lff
satisGictory evidence Tint he Is not IN nhabiiaoi
country, it is ordered, that The ard absent dirid
apprar at the rules TO be- holden for thu tiid 'fr
the first Monday in January rext, and answer ,.r /,
The plantiiT and that copy Of this order BE- iora'
inserted IN some newspaper published m ~ ~
Richmond, for two months .nccesslveiy. and fo'''
the front door Of the Court House Of this eonhiy
Copy. ieTe.
Or, % T. ELlRiDGE, &. {.
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The New Orleans Picayune denies. upon good
authority, The rumor current in New Orleans, lha.
Gen. La Vega had received letter from AmPu-
dia, s,ating that Santa Anna, with $4,000 men,
was on his march TO attack Gen. Taylor-break-
ing The armislice.
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was native Of Wheeling, Va.
Subjoined is copy OF letter addressed by
Santa Anna TO Almon,e, the Secretary Of War,
from Ayolla:
General Santa Anna, Commander. in-Chief OF
The Lberaling Army, to General Almone,
Minister OF War OF the Republic OF Mexico.
AYorLA, O'clock, A. M, Sept. IA, lS4e
Sir: have received your favor OF this date,
acknowledging decree issued by the Supreme
Government Of the nation, embracing pro-
eramme OF The proceedings adopted TO regulate a
due celebration of the re-estab lishment OF the
| Constitution OF 1924, the assumption by myself
of The Supreme Executive power, and the ami
versary OF the glorious cry OF Dolores.
NV satisfaction is extreme, 10 observe The en-
,husasm with which preparations are made 10
celebrate the Two great blessings which have lal-
len upon this nation-her independence and her
Iiberly-and am penetrated with the deepes,
gratitude 10 find that my arrival at the capital
| will be made 10 contribute TO The solemnities OF
so great an occasion. In furtherance OF this OBJ.
ject, shall make my enlree into that city to- NOR
row at midday, and desire, in contributing my
share to the national jubilee, 10 observe such a
course as may hes, accord with my duties TO my
country-beloved of my heart-and with the re-
spect due 10 the will OF the sovereign people.
have been called by the voice Of my fellow
| citizens TO exercise the Office of Comma nder.in-
| Chief of the Army Of the Republic. was far
from my native land when intelligence of this
renewed confidence and OF these new obligations
imposed upon me by my country was brought
10 me, and | saw that The imminent dangers
which surrounded her on all sides, formed the
chief motive for calling me TO the head Of the
army now see a terrible contest with per-
hdious and daring enemy impending over her,
in which the Mexican Republic mus, reconquer
the insignia Of her glory, and fortunate issue,
if victorious, or disappear from The face Of the
earth, if so unfortunate as 10 be defeated. ] also
see treacherous faction raising its head from
her bosom, which, in calling up form of go.
vernmen, de,esed by the united nation, provokes
preferable submission 10 foreign dominion; and
behold, at last that after much yacillalion, that
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Are now acknowledge by the Faculty to be
the most scientific and successful preparation
ever discovered for the relief of Caughs Colds,
Consumption, Asthma, Whooping- caugh, Cotarrh
Tightness of tn Lungs or Chest, Bronchitis, and
similar Pulmonary Affections. Leveral thou
sand boxes have been sold, giving immediate
relief to those who have been awicted with the
most distressing colds and caughs, and resior-
ing TO health persons in almost every stage of
Pulmonary Affections 1t is well known
that a large proportion of consumpive cases, by
which so many valuable lives annually sac
rihced, owe their origin to neglected colds and
caughs which might have easily been removed
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Sc efficaclous in curing such cases as these Loz-
enges. They do not cheok and dry up the
caugh, but render it easy, promote expectation,
allay the tickling ofirrtation, and remove the
proxlmate or exciting cause. Hundreds upon
hundreds of certificates have been offered OF
their wonderful virtues, from those whom it is
justly thought have by their use, been saved
from an nntlmely grave, and restored TO perfect
health. Also, DR.. HULL'S
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A certain and etfectual Cure tor Ague and Fe-
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Bilious Fever, Nausea. General Debility, and
Nervous w Weakness.
The most flaueTing recommendations of thi
NJ edciBe have been received from many emin-
emf Physicians and others who hgye used it
And it is presumed that no medicine has ever
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cial, plea SAINT and inv gorattng, and called forth
from afflicted sufferers such expressions of heart.
felt gratitude and thankfulness. Persons tax
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Chill broken! Fever gone!! Stomach aud head
free and healthful!!. Strength and appetite in
creasing and improving, and all nervous weak,
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When taken according to the directions accom-
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and Fever the first day, and never sicken thu
stomach or operate upon the bowels.
Their action upon the whole system is 81
charming, that persons nvraby surprised
and pleased with their rapid and complete res
toraiion to health.
The Pills purely and solely Vegetable; ant
/ the happy combination of the ingre dents ant
their proportions such as to produce a medi
cine which never fails to relieve when relief i
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Each box contains 20 doses of Pills-Price
One Dollar. Sold in Newburg by w KINNEY
and in Evansville by E. P SPURRIER & co.
DR.. HULL'S CELEBRATED.
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Are the surest and safest Worm DESTROYING
Medicine ever discovered. 1t is estimated that
O,OOO Children die annually from the ell
iect of Worms alone. This vast mortality can
be almost entirely prevented by the use of Hul's
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Grown persons are very often afflicted with
Worms, and are doctored for various complaints
without any benefit; when one or'Iwo dozens
of the Sozenges would speedily cure them
They are IN icfalible remedy, and Sc pleasant
to the taste that children will take them as read
lily ms they would a common peppermint Loz
enge Price % cents per box with directions
Ailoi the above Medicines are sold in New burg
by w: KINNEY, and in Evansville by
nov l3s '45-iy. z. P.SPURRIER & GO.
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medicine before the public which has 50 natural
and happy effect upon the system in correcting
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HEADACHE-SlCK OR NERVOUS.
Those who have suffered and are weary of suf-
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SPEN GERS VEGETABLE PILLS
a remedy at once certain and immediate In Its
effects. One single dose of the Pills taken soon
as the head ache is felt coming on, will cure it
in one half hour entirely.
As remedy in summer and bowl compl aints
they display their wonderful powers to admira-
ton and are far superior to any thing in use for
these complaints.
In DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER COMPLAINT, they
| stand unrivalled. Many have been cured in
a few weeks after having suffered under the
! drea dful complaint for years.
In HABITUAL CosTIVENEss, they are decidedly
superior to any Vegetable Pill ever brought be-
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lish their surprising virtues and place them be-
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every individual.
They are invaluable nervous and hypochon
dricaI affections, loss yf appetite, and all com
plants TO which females alone are subject.
They are mild in their action, and convey al
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the first dose. They may be taken by person:
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vous and delicate are strengthened by their OPP
Grafton, because they clear the system of baC
humors, quiet nervous irrltability, and invaria
| bly, produce sound health.
Upw Yards oithree hundred and seventy thou
sund boxes of these inestimable Pills have beer
sold within the last twelve months in three
| States alone, and more than THEE times the
same quantity in other States.
! As an anti-bilous medicine, no family shoulC
be without them. single trial OF them il
more satisfactory than a thousa nd certificates.
Sold in Newburg by VIM. KINNEY, and II
Evansville by E. P. SPURRlER & co.