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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28
LAND, NEGROES, STOCK, &C., FOR
SAlE


ID virtue of deed of trust bearing date on the goth
ID day of January 1884, and made to the subscribers
by Overon B. Petit and Mary Z. his wife, and duly re-
corded In the Clerks Office of the County Court Of Cum
berand on the oath of February lS44, We the under
signed or OF US, will sell, TUESDAY, the 29th
day of juno, l847, upon tho premises, to the highest
bidder for ready money, public auction TO satisfy the
purposes Of said deed, all that Tract OF Land called
i.CoBBHAM," lying on James River, in the county Of
Cumberland containing by estimation about one thou.
sand acres and bounded by said river and by the lands
of William Mayo and others Also, The following
Slaves and other Personal Propeuy-to wit: Minor,
Ned John, Fanny, Whey, and child Sally; also, nve
head of Horses and Mulea, fifteen head Of horned Cat
tie twenty ono head Of Sheep, head Of Hogs, one
portable Threshing Machine, one riding 0Igg, all the
Farming Implements now on the Cobbham plantation,
the crop of Corn, OATS Tobacco and Provsnder made
the past year, and now remaining on said plantation;
ALSO all The crops that may be grown the said plan
taton the present year. Of every kind whatsoever uso
all The Household and Kitchen Furniture now In The
possessio fsald Oveon g. Petit, and the future IN
crease of the females Of the said slaves.
Selling Trustees, we shall warrant the title to said
tract of Land and to said Slaves &C. against all persons
claiming under US, or either Of us.
Should The day appointed for the above sale be ncle-
ment il will be made the first fair day thereafter
WILLIAM FONTAINE, Ir,.
ABRAHAM SHEPHERD, ia, '"'
Nav 9S-ctds
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CO.DartnershiD.

THE subscribers have this day associated
l themselves together, under the firm and
ialye of CRENSHAW & GLAZEBROOK,
70, ' The purpose OF conducting a GENERAL
LUMBER AND COMMISSION BUSINESS
ppnsy have taken the yard recently occupied by
Z 7. CRENsHAw, on Marshall street, one square
sUoae The New Market, where may be found al
az az Times general and well selected assortmen,
VI LUMBER, LINE. &c. They will also give par.
ocular attention TO all consignments, pledging
themselves in every instance to obtain the high.
e"market prices.
EDWIN P. CRENSHAW,
A. ROBERT s. GLAZEBROOK.
May 2S-d2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28

Tickets SIS; halves7 50; QuaTers 70, eIghths o.
A Certificate Of Package Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
hares In proportion.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE
Magnificent Scheme for OH .Jnns.
S OF 10000! 20 OF IS 900

~ Wllules 3I.o-sllrts In pTOpoIliOh
100000! 10000 25 of 1900!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass Ne 81, 10 hr
drawn on Saturday, June leth, 1871 nj Wilmington,
Delaware. 70 Mos, 10 drawn
Grand Capitals:
| splendid prize Of $4,000 prze of s3,377
prize of 10000 aprlzes OF a,nhO
10000 - - ,jU0
6,OOO IS :. ITO
1000 25 400, &c.
Tickets only $40 /; halves 90; quarters 50.
certificate uf whole tickets will br sent for Sig 81
shares. In proportion
Five Prizes OF $4,000 each!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class IS, Ia be- drawn
on Saturday, June 10Th, 1877, n Wilmington, Drla-
ware. IS Nos, IL drawn.
Grand Scheme:
prizes of SlU,000 prizes Of S2.4il
5000 5a 90 400
5 4,1OO so " 400, &c.
Tickets Sl0i halves 90; quarters SO. Certificate
of a package Of wholes SIls-shares IN proportion.
u. PAINE & CO., Managers,
Orto {. w. PURCELL,
Nav o. Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-05-28

CENTS SILK CAPS.
INHIS DAY received few dozen gents Silk
i Caps, for summer wear, a new article, al
]. SOUTHER & CO.'S,
May % Opposite the Banks.
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Dr. Davis's Syrup.

IHlLADEDPIila' August 1870.
On my way East from home, Paducah Ken
'nCky, in February last, was attacked with
violent cold IN eros sing the mountains It was
50 severe that was Obliged TO lay by in New
York several lays after 'mptnting my business
little recruited | returned to Philadelphia;
when Nessrs. Robinson Collins * Co, recon-
mendcd TO me DR.. DhNiS'S SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having BUSH
ness TO attend to, aud with the uconvcnicnces
, Attending tbScnce from homo, | could not take
ltrrgnlarly, or pay the proper Affection to the
roemen directed. | found great benefit, how
ever, from taking part Ola bottle, was partially
relieved, and enabled to start on my Journey
home RccrOsSing the mountains | was expo
sed TO severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed py a
haraSsng cough, great expcctoraion Of mucus,
and heavy night swcats, these continued so Sc
we're on my passage down the river, that every
time awoke | was literally soaked with mois-
turc, which drpped from my body in quantity
as great as if had ust come from bath Ar
rived at home my friends and family were alarm
cd at my situation and thought tlrt | was ina
rapid or gal'oping consumption, aud could moi
i've many weeks longer. Vt thi, time The cough
was severe attached with mach eXp"ctorllion
pam Ia tn breast. and great cmari.tinn, the
nlEHi els still continuing \ suoG tlmc al
yer my r"i nm ruiu.runr uu the partial brauiiI
had recessed from Nr D,yF'- syrup, which
hau not attracted my plItiartlr attention at the
tim" tools IL; got linu tun.nr my situation
dangerous. ! resumed tat.iuEu .aon, Of nay
'ng been sent o"I 70 ~e On s4Ioj. found im-
nieCiais r"let, and NY Improvement WAS St rap
ID That ~ the tune ! tad taken Two bottles iull
vas P''h'cllF restored 10 health. and have So
cnu'inH"d. u rs needless 10 sry ''ut assemble
inY recovery entirely 10 tHis valuable medicine,
without winch ! believe IA common with my
family 3euura,y, VITO witnessed uy situation,
that should now have been III my grave
:, $. GIN EMS.
References IN phil,i,ls5in-Addres,,V Van Du-
sro {: Smith v.hoirs'Io ,no,c,,nts M $50
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SOCIAL INTERCOURSE.
BY MRS. CHILD.


There is false necessity with which we
ndustrouslI surround ourselves: a circle
that never eXpand.; whose iron never chang
es 10 dnclie gold This is the presence of
public oplalon the intolerable restraint of
conventional form. Under this despotic i'll
Iiuence, men and women check their best
impulses, suppress their highest thoughts.
Each longs for full communion with the
other souls, but dares not give utterauce 10
It's yearings What hmdersl
The fear OF what Mr.. Smith or Mrs Clark
will say, or the frown Of sect: or the anatle.
ma OF some synod; OF the fashion of some
clique; or the laugh of some club. or the
misrepresentation of some political party.
Thou art afraid OF thy neighbor. and know
es, not that he is equally afraid thee He
has honnd thy hands, and thou hast fenered
his feet. 1t were wiser for both to snap the
imaginary bond and walk onward rnshack
led II they heart yearus for love, be low.
inc: if hou woud's have a brother frank to
',re, be fra, k with him.
Bat what will people say?
" ''' N''> '"h'PTh tiice Whal they Sayt
thy life is not N their hands They can
ave thee nothjn2 Of read value, nor take
r"m thee anything o. real value SATAN
may promise thee all the klU4doms on earth
bat hr has not one acre Of it to rive.
lie may offer much as the price of his
"or'nH2, h"l jnege Is a t'aw in all his Tile
deeds Eternal and sure i tie promise:
''i',es~rd are HE meek ,or they shall ,nheri,
tae oa!,h''
buj shall he misunderstood; misrepyc-
~euied And what if thou art, They who
throw stones at villa! is above them. receive
the missile, bat., a.lin bv the law of
gravity; aud lucky ATE hey who donot bruisc
their own faces Would that could per-
snade all who read. to be lrulhjuI and free;
10 ~ay what they think and act wha, they
ice 10 cast 'on them Ike rope, OF sand.
all fear Of sccts and payDie. OF clans and
classes.
What is there ofjoyful freedom in our
social Intercourse! We meet 10 see each
other. and not peep do W. get under the
veil which each carries about hin We visit
to enjoy ourselves, and the host takes away
orr freedom. while we destroy his own.
Ii The to~ wishes 10 walk or ride. he dare
rot les it should seem mpoiue TO the rnest
Il HE guest wishes to read or .lerp he dare
not least Il seem unpolite TO Inc host. so
they rema,n slaves: and feel it relic 10 part
company. 4 few individuals. mostly IN
toGrja. iaul., agra,1r.ai- n!a!rg.w,ib wiser
Ge.lum Itu visitor a..iyn. they say: I'm
hssy ;u day. gol wish to ride. there are
Dr.-,s aud ,I.tIe, il tie sable: If you wish
o r'2t there are 1ar.- in de parlor; # Won
@a,l "a So,o r.r lgn.. are rahlng has in III.
u'.": 'Nua ".a1 20 comp. tie ca.nire.. are
at play u.'.t' "on.; II you want 10 talk to
ne ir.n be with yoa a, ,urh an hour.
Go where yoo P.rarr. and while you ave
beg" do Il, You please"
AT some hon.r- la Florence. large parties
.Gerl without tn" sflnnte-t preparation. II i,
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Elk TOW. .P2H.
Saturday, November - 1917

35%We were just wondering as we read
the very pretty lines on our first page. wit.
len by a young lady to "AGNoo7 whether if
a union of Joys and SORROWS We're con-
sumated between the loving couple, it
would tend to increase the SUM Of the form
er and Danish entirely the iailer- whether
"'woma',ly sympathy would sill them S!ir-
il yeamngs and make them entirely HAPPY
y know not that we have any business to
wonder any such thiogs. iralher suppose
we have not. bn' what say YOU "Miue,;a''
ana what say yon Agnoo."
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ALL .HlALrIs BALgaM


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49,, ,,, ~ ,,s IA r,.I,,,i,,,. the above
G;.o,r,, tI,r, INV u,,c, r,n,cJy il ,bn woria
L,,,l,',, mn, 5o,nuti,, .r,.,-
- t,,,;,,,''rfI.,ro 1T =, gtn on;.c lar
49, -. an ,I NAV, ,,,;s,, 70 sac thrn
WV u, ,,,r,l,,,' ,,.,, n,ycn,.p
over ii,eEh ih"o'' ''I - ,I,''.:t,'1e No.
lave "Soo ''''s 3'ea, 'H''''' Ht ~
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co,'1'"'''I ,'' ''t' -
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, ii'I ,'i|3 ii% = :, '''' ''
IN record. hc"' 'o' .'', ''I'I' '''.'' %
your 'oH'"S '"'''H''' ''' '''''' '' ''''' '"''''
ny may =" fei'"'e"' ,r, ,-.r.. .:,..
lj3 west l7,b street, was oiycn up by tie
o physicians who attended hnr, and left to die
vcry day WAS expected To be her last Her
scasc was pronounced ronsumpIiye, and during
cr sickness she raised very large quantities Of
lood. Her cough was ncc-san,, her weakness
nd cmacallon very great. After using the O!o
aonau, or All-iicaling BaIsln, a short time
he was entirely relieved, and IS now attending,
u her family duties about the I'ou'%' where Hose
VINO doubt can cal ana sec her II 'hey le'i ""iiI-
CIchtly Interested.
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4 Stage Coach Adventure

- AT leu4th we came 60 doe 0uUG.
wr-hcd tot "s'oppug place !. va, s,hou,
in,k IN he evening. uuu sc lead Vet ;ru
ml;e, 10 rayrl ere we>oait reuch '.erlv -
The lady was handed in. rl''nG rIau.-uy.
,hou9ht, BY the 'lvrr, a4 l. OF ,oa,.e.
protiered her the back .ea., which alle ac-
copied with good deal OF grace. Oi we
Ioggcd again the lody wrapped in he, CLOAK
AID wrapped IN my ucjlNloo-
s;age-coach has been called little
world OF lleelt--it was 50 with me shore was
no wurd beyond ii To BE- sealed alone
with ayouug lady of fair proportions, Two O:
three hours jouuey-'he romantic gloom
of evening accommodalugly cold weather
1T ce,cra, oh! i, was more lhau had looked
for. men might have spoh"3 volumes OF
poetry: all Moore's love ballads were Al nay
tongues end. and pelr~ren's sonuoia to Lan-
IA might have rollcd tguln my lips like The
waters from the magic fountain ct ChIHdera
but, my rebe.lious organ Of speech clun-
to the roof of my mou.h. and Whenever es
>ayed 10 speak, | wa, seized VITA a Il. 81.
'""-"'"s """' Wv ''""'' " az ''.'' ',''
coughing Is too vulgar To be P"eH'a' AZ
lennth the spell was broken, summoned alt
my energies, and as bride says Yes al
;,,,.,I,.,, ,,,,,l.,;,,.,l ...,,t.,. liz
~ 49," -
a@reedo'e eFehll@' Hl,9 e. SIT was
the reply, and with what an Interesting lisp,
myriads OF spells were III that lisp, and each
one was cnou4hto Sub1ue Diuuenps himself
followed no HE -uhirc' Ike q brave fellow
II dr>caued Iar4cly upon the sra'o ol the
atmosphere. lis mtlur.rc ph}-ca'jy mi
mcutalh- raru." 81 winds aaj v,Nor-.
electric fluid. 'hrHjcr-r.t- aud rn.pa e-.
until found myself m Capt %lr~ nr~' nu-
lar excavation. where wogJ have rt,r~t
ed had not tY It tau3 g..a"' luN3a. ny
~ei. owl through ire r,a'tt ,. ,,u.l Yea.
My l1,uy. companion seemed n'E
G'aco"r,. m9"". i"f sine 's'Ho~ i"l ''
"' , ",'' ,,.t ~, ,'",., ,nYr, r.,
nodesty IS !ogchne.s usell. p,-rnlnes v..4v.
and Ola respectable t.Hn'iy. II 81, .D. "p
make i" 'mPr.~ -l'I "'.o. ""'''
10 NY '''s.,'''I "o'I'' ',,. ..,... .,.
dawn with - hmm. U;,,i,ry. m4d., cxte.ap,r,ur-
ous lines on er black eyes trouGp tnry ngn,
hay" been greg, for all that ! ""o", ana !
was eve" So s., Poa rs T." '@ NJ %r ,Hn , H..
ra,,,cular desire. abr Ioelcd with ."tonc RS,
!" n ,bls n'-,rrt,y we'll veil SUM-. bit rho,,lt
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a,,,r R,.-. e. N.r,., lT,.,y.-.IC, lcarr
liz. tI,r phiad. Iyl.;, n,Der, tsal ,hc slave ems.
IN Nrw Jersey. IN wine, three colorcd ,orsc,,
t,.c men auIa woman, were cl,,mcd as ,In
,r.,r,t,. al = r,ulI,,n,n tinn fms state was
,cn!rrlou NJ ,av Tine cE,;m,nr was Mr.
ly,, Roth. who il Cecil county, and the
,,a.r..of rhc ,,rr,,iy,s ycra Perry Hanson, yoab
lI.r.,3. e,a &an.,rl Pine. Tines, mr., nntfr,I,
different name .rom Ilus. given IA the account
Of tAe,r arrest ~G.ga We crrtei from the New
Ari, Advertiser oil thursday. The court deci
dei not to taurN tho coast WA rulty Of the
H.r. give '. slaves trial 10y jury. David Paul
Gwa' and SIR spence, defended the slaves;
N".srs Sr.''o" an' Iptjt I,wgers, n IpHnt
u .,F, Hel" iot the u"nat Rae Try decided
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FUNMITURE NTNNE Rog!ES.

foa1s1A oA'1A W 1A~s'i' i%-'o-5Ao'
This IS one OF The largest establish
ments in this county, Of the Kind, where
persons wishing to purchase furniture can
find anything they want, from pine Steal
TO the finest .Fntshtd &ota, which can no,
De surpassed in any ci'y-the snbscriber
understanding the business particularly
from the commonesi article i'll iurnture
to TIE finest IN use, ana visit 10 his ware
room he thinks, will bear him out in ,ho
assertion, which is not the case with ono
Cabinet Maker in twenty through the
country.
The subscriber manufactures to order
and has on hard, large and GENERal
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Negy and Cheap
FORNiG.N d.FD DOMESTIC
EeE2Fo GOODS STORE.
20. lHlfEt sltea, nearly opposite Tie Far
luy BlEk. HUniagton, Delarore.

No. lirrbet street, nearly opposite the Far,
wers BrEh. H'Hmiogton, Delarore.
T'hr slA;oribnr having opened new Store,
in til. ulIin,r formerly occupied by Mr. John
Ho,d, #u. having Just fitted it up in Il handsome
umnu.g, i've HoW ityio5 bis friends the ctt'zcns
i.Cc.l ra.uiy, 70 call and examine the Goods,
before 4,,alaa .'y.r purchases The stock hay
iug hccu anrrtai, and bought at low prices.
the. will be- suIi accordingly, at such rates as
cannot fill to please
The assortment comprises in part Of British
French and American Cloths and 'assimcres
,Satiinctts, from 81 l.! to 81 - cts, vcs'ln@s,
flannel, auu feelings, kentucky jeans, checks,
domestic njnrlams, blankets, Hamilton and 9th
or cotton AinnoIs, crash. tow linens, Rn5s'a
and cotton diapers. table oil cloths, IRISH linens,
mrrnu buses tw'lI'd l!,nncis, Gotten lIps and
waAdinr, with large variety OF hIcached and
brown ms'jns and shectings, which will be
syl4 1t small advance On baic or package pFl-
Gcs.
TO tic assortment Of Ladies' Dress and other
Goll,. particular attention is rcqucAtcd,it haV-
mo nrrn laid in with nnch care. II consists III
n.rlt a- follows; a spIpudjd variety Of caShmcrcS
and o.. .atu.s pain and striped nl9acaS, Lama
,f,,Is ". ~ ,'o. beautiful and cheap gjngharas,
Hng.ntar to.. linen cGmtrlrk han'hs, French
mcrjron,, Enrn-h do. 'ihihor clptiis, hombalncs,
par,ur'las, new asylo ragngs, French worked
collars. gnnps md tiin-cs, r"ry cheap, with a
vv.. #r.a and handsome variety oi Prints, OF
the newest designs and patterns.
NiLlHI@. SlhiHL>, Sh3HLS; SILK and
cu;toa naudhrriuctS and snVprnder1, patent
thp.ld spool cuttUus, needles, tapes pms, nut
tons silk and cotton hosiery, sc, &c,
.I,a#mto.@ II Paptr Naasj"ss, TO which
attention is r.auua.,d. is the various styles OF
Ea,,rr win be furnished at Philadelphia prices
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-S.DGH, Ek9Se!

SIM crs < Crawford, al the Old stand Cher
ay IIlil iIavlng ,tst returned from tie ctv with
an elegant assortment OF FAN Goods, cumpri-
sing every thing that is bcan,,lu In style, q4aIty
and quantity, and ev,ry thIng cheap IN price.
as well as IN quality, oilrr them to til If
friends at their luwhst rates They consider 1t
useless to cnumerate here, as is customary, but
hope their friends rs will give them AN carlv call,
assuring them that they may find anything they
want CT what Is uslio lily seen IN country store.
They will sell cheap at the usual credit, and
cheaper for cash. All kinds OF country produce
taken in, and the highest pnco paid iorit Call
and see for yourselves, is all we ask.
Cherry I'M, Oct > ~.
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Remarkable cure Of i sScrpnous condition Of
the system resulting N WHITE SwHlm%G.
Baltimore Aug 80, lsi1'
was afflicted ior seven yeats, with "A disease
known as rhile SrtjiHg, aua whch resulted ul-
,ipatcy IN necrosis or dead bone, and OF Which
several pieces were extracted. uad the advice
of some OF the abest physicians OF our city nut
all were unable to rende: uln any scr3lGc, uh'il
finally my las, physician fortunately RECON-
mended the uso Of ERD'S SARSAPA
RIILA. procured three bottles From the
time first commenced taking the mcd!cne,-
(which was IN March last, there was pcrccpta
BILE improvement i'll the appearance OF the dis
ease, and in one month more The sore was en-
tirely healed No symptoms OF 1t whatever are
now left; The effect that this medicine had on
my system, by PURIFYING toe blood, and there
by curing The disease, is truly astonishing
rive this freely, and checruly to the public
That they may be similarly benefited when at
iliclrd III Ike manner
MARY FIERCE,
No 265 Light street
SHEPHERDS EER.N!FUGE
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.EsF@"0,

The subscriber hrgS i'avc to iufnrm h,.
friends and the public generally, tia, H..
has been appointed Constable Tor ;hr 81
Election District Of Cecil county. and /,
HOW prepared to do all the business tha,
may be entrusted 10 him. and hopes b,
strict attention TO business, to mer,, u
share Of public patronage.
Persons wishing to place business in
NY hands can do $" by leaving Weir ac-
counts with the Magistrates in nv ah>rrc,
WM BRADFORD.
July 81 iSl7
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This is to Give Notice; That the

subscriber Of Cecil comfy hath obtained
from the Ophu.' Court Of said county, let
tiers ,c>';uneulary oJ '.e po;-u:A! es'aie OF
Benjamin i'e.I .,ur u! sad county, dcceaS
ed All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO eNhlb',
ii the same with tie vouchers thereof, duly
authenticated OH or before the 18Th day OF
October 1913; they way Otherwise, by law,
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Ill persons indebted to said estate are re-
Ques,cd to make immediate payment 10 tie
subscriber Given under my hand this 23d
day OF October 1877.
MARY FELL, TX 'trX.
Oct o31 ~ Gw
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FRosr B,rrnH Miss Frost in Massnchus-
tits has received three hundred and siXty-ve
uuHtrs Of VIZ Snow. t1ra breach OF marriage
pr.nt,. Ne apnrtcd her . year and has 20 pay
at t,lr rate Of 4 dollar Il day Tor it.
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WT0rmsi Worms,
H0bensack'g
.iEes}!cmsea ~ orr %yrEis,

III. IL | ii. ~ II f.hlit,S iiIIND.
IN ntirty jtgc'dHe Preparation.
FOR TIE
OES THuCIIO.N Of = OR.US.
IN Offering this valuable Family Medicine to
the public the projectors are fully convinced Of
tho gttH HgctSstig there Is 70: such preparation
that combines SGtlty and certainty of action as
there are and have been many preparations OF
tcrcd to the public that do not possess the VIZ
tues claimed for them.
Our MCdjcrtcd Worm Syrup is compounded
Of such vegetable productions as stand high in
the estimation Of the Medical Faculty for the
destruction of Worms which annually sweep OFT
Thousand, of children to an unlimcIy grave, for
the want Of such medicine our Moderated
Syrup which will oiiectuaIly destroy them
We offer the following Certificate Of the ma
ny in our possssSIon) to show the accldcd effects
Of the Syrup in discriminating Worms,
Smlne Garcicn NTA / 1916.
Messrs J N Sc, :. IlobcnsacI,'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., send this tcslimo-
NAL concerning your iuyailaolo Nlcdcalc
Worm Syrup From early infancy my daugir-
ter, IA child now Is months, has been afflicted
with Worms causing daily the most severe and
distressing pans. Al times she would be al
frantic aud uumlauaucable; would run up and
down the floor, and knock herself unconsciousl,
against the wall. For u lOng time we were IT,
uorant OF the causc--at lrurth, being impress
sed with the hehcithdt worms were the cause
We commenced giving several medicine for such
Il complaint, from wGrh the rhiid o-rsycG no
benefit Wh9lNcr. Is matter Of course the
child was mach rcJ"ccu III itch, and had alt the
symptoms Of sucn complaint Accidentally
meeting "l'h one yi your .TaIiu'5, we were In
uucri 10 try vvur ura.cno. We sTL used il
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hereby certify that WAS confined to my bed
for several months, with Cuynic EroRchthS' and
could get no rect until | tired, at TIA" RECON-
meudation Of my physician, SnrriERps SARsA
pAEILLA Three bottles Of which have cured me
SO completely that now enjoy as good health
as at any prey ,O.!s time WAS also sii!'ctcd
with oalIsomn and disagreeabe eruption, eos
ermg the whole body, and winch also yielded to
the same remedy.
MARGAREr TAYLOR,
No. II MlLlHm ST
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DAVID RICH ETTS.
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BRONCHITIS CURED

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tlnuung to suffer nom year TO year
hrr remedy OF the highest character is at
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manent cure in all cases Of this KIND. The
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ease alone, cured by the use Of Shepherds alrs-
apurilll.
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