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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-07-26

"A tnued by purnmen aud held for the county ui
Amherst at the court house, Saturday, the Sd day OF
April, 1871:
Robert Ryes, administrator of jesse Clakson, dec d.,
Plaintiff,
against
UlIam NJ. Taller aud Samuel NJ Garland, admin
staors Of David :. Garland decd Jane II, Garland,
widow of the said David s. Garland, and the W IL
Liam NJ " alie and Sally his wife. late Sally Garland
6mstavus A. Rose and ANA ; his wife, late Ann 5. Gar
land John p. Cobbs and Jane NJ his wife, late Jane NJ.
Cortland, H,lliam II. Garland, Edward A. Clbe and
Mary r. his wife, late Mary Il Garland Samuel NJ.
Garland, Patrick II G. ,rland, Cafpue Garland Landon
c. GarlnnI and Louisa + his wife and Alice {. Cabell
George X. Cabell, David : O. Cabe and Lewis b. Ca
bell the four last infant children, aud heirs Of Eliza V.
CabeIl, deed, late Eliza V. Garland by David lsodes
their guardian al Item, Samuel Garland, A. Robertson
s Co. and John l.. Harris, Defendants,
IS CH,NcrRy.
This cause this day To be heard, upon the pa
pers formerly read, and the report of Charles Perrow
Commissioner tgr selling certain real estate, under the
decrotl order Of the 2h day Of October, 1873 10 which
there Is exception, and argued by counsel. On
consideration whereof the court doth confirm all the sales
reported by the said Commissioner. but relrans this
tune from confirming that part II the report whereby the
commissioner claims offset against monies in his hands,
debts due To himself as is ALLEGED from the estate OF Jesse
Carks,n deed Aud the Court doth ordor that Stcr-
ling Claiborne and John Thompson jr who hereby
appointed receivers IN the cause, do Withdraw the slt
bonds and contracts Of sale referred in SAID report and
collect the monies due upon the same and report their
proceedings 10 the Court 1t appearing to the Court hat
II will be necessary take an account of the debts due
from the estate OF j,sse Carkson, deed which to be
pad out OF the fund when collected. the Court doth order
tat IL be referred of the Commissioners of this
Court to take of the transactions the Com
missioner, Charles Perfow touching the collections made
by him. Also account Of the debts due from the es
tate OF jesse Carkson deed, all which the
said Commissioner will take, slate and sce and make
report thereof To the Court, with any specially sta
ted deemed pertinent by himself, required by the par
ties 10 be stated.
A Copv-Vcste
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The bog crop Of The United States ,h,s vsay 10 ,b,,.
si'nes ils worth Of the cotton crnp The ..standno
s.ny ~ sviae consumes annually two hundred millions
VI bushels Of corn. '''''''s'''
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June Pm

VIRGINIA. At rules held in the clerk. ofiee OF the cir
cu, superior Of Jaw and chancey, lr the county oil
Amherst, on Moud,y, the 7th day OF June, 1871
James +. Hill, Plaintiff,
against
Spencer |oryell and Robert 'finsey, Defendants,
In CHASUERY
The Defendant Spencer Norvei not having entered his
appearance and gsc security, according TO the act OF Assem-
bly, ami the Rules Of this Court and it appearing by sasc-
evidence that he is inhabtunt of this Common
wealth: II is otered that the SAID Defendant do appear
here the first Aoaay in September neat, and answer the
bill OF the Plaintiff and that copy this order be forthwith
inserted in newspaper published in the town OF ynr
burg for two months successfully and posted the front door
OF the Court House of this county.
ACopy-Tcste,
June l1-H2m ROBERT TINS!.EY, elk.
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1dke Notice all ,chom il mav concern

M nm = '',Is].'' IIIUTN !!
\ mLL pay the highos, market pri,o for all DRY
il'ipr.o, Aud to guard against mistakes. viii
ly permission. MICu,FI CoNN ~ sunset
III ADDITION to tho above. have larqe SILL oe
uRoCEAiES AND DRY GOODS.
10 s,ll Tor cash, or exchange for produce. M r
May lo--w3m w. u
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NOTICE..

a LII those indcbedto the late Concerns of ROBBERS
~ x Lec-and Lee < Roberts, are earnestly request
" 70 come inrward and pay their notes and accoun'sas
very important that the business should be closed Long
'''a'gence viii mol be yivcn. LEE s ROBERTS.
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.S'OsiCc,
Is at this time in my custody, as Tailor Of
oa,apoeii county. runaway Negro. wha saws his
"1'"' Is Edmund Young, tho property Of Hugh banks
~. ~. ID. F. PEERMAN, Jailor.
~ n. The Republican VIII please copy. '''''''
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HOUEIL l.. BROHN. Cl'k

NoMMssIONFK7S UfTtCE, }
Amherst c. II May 9th. 1Sl7.
Tho parties interested in the ureronr order will lake
notice that have appointed the 18th day Of Aucus
next TO commence the accounts therein meutioned OF
which day. at 10 O'Clock in the morning, they are re-
qnesod 10 attend AT my office with their acco1nt. vr
coe's aud copies Of Gourt papers prepared 1r examination
and settlement.
ROBERT Nj. BROU'N. Com'r
July 5-wim
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\ I acircuI' superior court of Law and Chanccry
u lor the county oi Nelson. April term, ISL
Samuel Loving, executor Of Stephen VISITS, decd,
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A Ia Circuit superior Ceurl Of Law and Chan,cry
"A continued aud held for Fmnhln county, at the
C"nt House, TN TUESDAY the lth day of May. ISM
j anna llnnbrck ard Eli lambrici (Which said Eli
iia"6tcA sueo fn thn benefit OF Uley llaubuck.)
Plaintiffs
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Plaintiff,

NlRINiA At rules held in the clerks Ollie OF the CT.
cut Superior court OIL and chlccry, Tor Bedford
ty the 7th day ot Jane, 1871
Cornelius Noel ST. Plaintiff
against
Micaah DAVIS administrator oi Edward Gwaln, dec Il
oaharhe 'vdkn, James Gwailtin Mary t,watln, Edn ard
GNatkih Frances Gwatkn, iury Nina t;watkn, Henry
ewatkin Nathaniel j. Manson Sheriff of Bedford county
ana i'nza Hunter, Defendants,
In CHAScERY.
ne defendants James tf~atin. Mary Gwatn and Eliza
innef not wing entered their appearance and given scc
ny according to The act of assembly and the rules o this court
aud appearing by satisfactory evidence they are not in
hAbanls OF tins country: 1t Is ordered that they appear
Tue eerh Once o The SAID circuit superior count oil law and
chaheery Tor Bedford county, al rules to be held therein
'e M Monday IA September next and answer the bin Of the
plaintiff and that this order be inserted in newspaper
published in the town of Lynhburg, for months
svey and posted at the foot door the house. on some
court day. A Cory Tese.
JOS. WILSON, clk.
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Is CnANcERY.

I circuit superior court Of law and chancery CON
"A tnued by adjournment, aud held for the county Of
Amherst at the court house, Saturday, the Sd day OF
April, 1871
Robert Rlyes administrator of Jesse Clarkson, decd,
Lin
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VIRGINIA f.

VIRGINIA;
I ruies held IN the clerks Ollie. {, the circuit superior
OF aw aud shanGery, of Franklin county, the IN
day OIL June, Isi7
jesse Pefdue, Plaintiff,
dyaask
nafs Pcrdue md Isaiah crue in their right, and as Ii
ecutors u Msshaeh Perue decd Daniel pefdue, Asa Fer
dur. Eli Pedde, Matthew Pedue, Obedah pefdue, and the
children oi Luxe rerdue, deed whoa. unknown,
Defendants;
liz CHANcERY.
The Defendants, Daniel Perdue, Asa Pordue Eli Perdue,
Matthew Prdue and the heirs OF Luke Peduc dec l~hoss
unno"n) having entered their app aance and
security according 10 the of Assembly and the rules
d this court, aud it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants oi this State II is ordered that the
said Defendants do appear at rules be held in the cer'
Office Of this said court the first Monday Sertember next
and the bill OF the Plaintiff and that a copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published IN the
town oi yncburg Tor two months sucoesssely, and posted
al the ifUnt doc. Il the cou house OF this county
copy-Teste
June win RIO A. SCOTT, D Q
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Ucaihcrston :. Greer curator and administrator with
the will annexed Of " llllam Curtain. deed, John $
Burwc, Joab Early, Robert T. " GODS, showers PRICE,.
sheriff o! franklin county aud as such admnlsrat, IF o
Thomas D. Greer. decd, ihe1d1rick +. Webb, VIII
liam lialpan, Joseph pain and Samuel lanbric
II ,t,n
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1 circuit superior courtof law and chancory, con
"A tnucd and held for Nelson county, =. the court
house, on Tuesday. May the lltI, loi7:
Mary Jane 1hnrmond. wife Of " am NJ Thur
mond. by u lIam ihonhlll, her next friend and the
same ~ llllam lhornhlI Trustee of said Mary Jane
, ihurhond Plaintiff,
James r. Smith and john " Mnsby late partners
IN the uanc Of smh x Mosby, John Thompson Jr;
Joseph h, Irving, John f. u ellsworth, DAVID b. Tue
and Georges. Palmer, merchants and partners trad
lns N the nane Of l'adswor,h Turner \ Go.
Defendants;
John f.. U,d.worh David B. Turner and George
5. famcr, merchants and porlaors under the firm ami
style ol ddsMofth, Turner Go. Plaintiffs,
against
William VI. lhumond in his own right and az al
n,nismlor Of Henry Blob, decd, Mary Jane Thur
npni, wife ofsald y llIiam NJ. Thuunond, and JIam
l,homh her mex friend and Trustee. Charles perrow
Hiram " Dawson and George " Bbb, trustees ii, the
deed ol 10Th AUGUST lSl, aud Staples, Tyler < Co.,
la'n"s Brady Christopher r. Estes, W lliiam ~ Fer
gnson < Go, George W. Bhb. Diuguid admir-
r keunyGx, deo'd., William Flbor. admir- of
Shelton Roberts, decd, Andrew " hiie, Hiram " .
Dawson, Charles Perrow, Martha 1hurmond Maccan
ma fhurn'nl. Thomas Graves aud Is llliam rhornh
namel as hcneieares in said deed, and John W Mnsby
W ian 4. Moseey, Joseph h. Irving aud John
Thompson, j. Defendants.
BY consent Of the parties given by their counsel the
ordered and directed ~ the crca order h re
IN. Of tho l0lh Of October, 1919, referred AlcNan
der Blowh Special Commission, who VIII IN all things
govern himself ~ the said decree
A Cnpy-Icsle,
HOHELL l.. BR Own. Cicrk
doMmIssioNfR's OrrIcE.
Variety Mills, l2lh June 1917.
The parties interested in the foregoing Decree are here
by notified. that have appointed Tuesday the Oh day
Of August nex, 10 commence taking the accounts there
ndlrectod which day. by ten O'Clock in the morn nc
they are requested 10 attend at the office of Charles
Pefro" In the town Of Ioyngstun with their accounts
papers and vouchers and cowes Of Court papers rrtpar
ed tor examination and settlement
July ), 1917 win
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The defendant Samuel llambricl having attained f.,
lawful age, on In. motion 1t ordered that this cause
hereafter proceed 10 him in his own right and on the
like motion OF The said Samuel Hanback, is ordered
that he be made party plaintiff in this cause Instead of
defendant; and hereupun this on this day to
be heard upon the bill OF the plaintiffs answer OF the de-
iendant, " ealhersion y Greer. replication thereto the
order OF publication awarded in this On the "a ay
Ok obruary Sio, against the defendant Jose II lpain
WHO rs out OF the county and against whom the painiis
app 10 have regularly proceeded in the mode pescrl-
e by law against absent defendants the srlre tcas 4
warded him On the 21lh day Of August ls45 a,ainsl
the sad Showers Price Shcllf of Franklin and as such
lnlnstraor OF Thomas Is. Greer, dccd and the sui
roaS awarded n this cause the 10Th day of January
1919. the 9TH Of February, Is and Sth OF November
lcio, winch appear I" have been duly executed on the
other defendants and exhibits and was argued bv coun-
sell Upon consideration whereof (he said bill belnr IA
Ken Tor confessed rs TO all OF the said defendants exc,p
the SAID " eathersDn y. Greer,) it is the opnion of
the toul that upon alr and proper construction Of the
VIII o the SAID " liam Curtain, decd in the proceed
ings meatloned, that the plaintiffs, after the payment of
the specific egaces in the said Wll mentioned To the said
testaiufS nearest relations and the said Betsey Ham.
heN, are entitled To the residue Of the personal csatn o.
the said t,s'aor: Therefore the Court doth adlue or
der and decree that thc defendant Uealherstan : Greer
administrator With the Will annexed of the said William
Curtain, deed, do render account of his atmuistra
non d the estate OF his testator bolra ber A. Scott
who IS hereby appointed special Commissioner for that
purpose aud the SAID Commissioner is hereby directed
To examine. state, and settle the said accounts and
make report thereof to this Court with any matters
eal} stated, deemed pertinent by himself or required
by the parties 10 be 81 stated
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We give the following extract Of private letter from
friend in Nelson county. Va. The lo,fer is dated
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VIRGINIA:
Rules held in the Clerks cnice Of the county ourt
"a a., OF Nelson, On Monday, the 81 day Of May, is
Thomas u. Herring, llantia,
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Ia Cir'i : lpcrior Court of and Clanccry held
"A Tor the county OF Apomaox the Court House thereof
- nes1f the 10Th day Of October SlG, sitting Court
Of Ehan.eiy
robert D. !" hite, Administrator OF Francis A. Stephens,
'e5 d, Plaiidi
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nd

S'las = Nawier, Trustee Tor james Christian. his wife
md children aud others. pliol,ns
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|DR. e ROYS|
vegetable Universal

The only kuosra Nediciae iat o. The son,e time p,~pes
paafes and Strengthens the sysien.
Certificates from Distinguished Physicians
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John NJ VI Cue, James ". McCuc Thomas CatIirg and
fzdhcih hs wife Formerly Elizabeth Accnc Moses Max.
vel ana Mary hi wife formerly Mary McCue, David t;-n
ny and Jane his wife, formerly Jane MeCue, William
MetHc, William Iob5an ard Sarah his wife formerly
Saf Nnh McGuc, Cyrus Metue and Cynthia tnn Rchar
ana i'liz~bei heGuc, inlf children Of BczacI McCue
d4cd. D.lnd,n,.
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nd

John f.. U,dsworih, David b. Turner and Goorgr
=. Palmer, merchants and parners under the firm ami
style ul ~ ddsNoIth, Turner 60. Plaintiffs
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VAN ANIBURGH L. co.'s

Grand and Irnmphh Exhibition of the east and ma p.
alfcent collection of
WILD ANIMALS
viii exhibit in Washington Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, April 5rh 9th and 7th 1917, for three ,Iay
only ''
Hours of exhibition from to 4 p. M, and 9 D. m
Prices of admission % Children under nine year
of age, hali-price.
c. E. BRISTOL. Agent
The procession will be preceded by the colossal
Roman Chariot,
Constructed after the model of the ancient chariots o M
Roman conqueors, in the costly and gorgeous stI
OF workmanship being 20 feet in length by seventeen
feet IN height, drawn by eight black Flemish horses Of
prodigous size and weight, and containing
SKELETONS FAMOUS AMERICAN BRASS BAND
From New York.
The cavacadc, consisting of the carriages containing Tia
animals, all newly painted and gled in most slper
style of workmanship, and drawn by the most beautiful
dppe grey horses that could be selected regardless of ~
pense, will parade through the principal streets to the m
partition erected for the exhibition of this ma6n
collection of animals where the public may have AN opnN
tunty OF Witnessing the
Thrilling Performances Of Van limbaugh,
Whose dominion these terrible and powerful creature,
has been universally acknowledged throughout Europe
and America.
GFor particulars, the large and small bills at The
hotels, &c March @-dtd
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6J-Cntholic Temperance socIety.-There will be n
meeting held at the Temperance Hall Tuesday the Both
inst, at Il o'clock, p m, revive the old Catholic Total
Abstinence Society. All persons friendly the above
cause, respectfully invited to attend.
March l9-It FATHER MATHEW.
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR APRIL.
j. w. MAUFY " CO., Managers,
Successors to JIG. Gregory g. Coz


ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class O, for 1S97.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, April 3, 1917
70 number lottery--4 drawn ballots!
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DRAWN numbers Of the Alexandria Lottery, Class
- N, drawn March 9th, ISi7
j. w. MAURY - CO., Managers,
Successors to j. q. Gregory g. Coz
&C. 3S, 30 AS, o. 3, 8, 20, 81, 49, 60, AZ, 30, 3d.
On Tuesday, March 30.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, CLASS 10, draws.
prize OF 10000 Of So 0O0-I of $4,000 Of 81, 100
&c. &c. NC.
TicketsS 5-halves 81 5O-quarters 81 25.
Draws on Saturday, April 3.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class o, for 1917.
prize of 6e6-l of $l3 $751; of 6666- of Stl75-
prizes of 81 0o05 of 81 5o0-5 Of 2505 of Sl,2OO
40 prizes OF $500, &c
Tickets sio-halves S5-quarers 81 So
For sale by j. ~ Q. MAURY,
Agents for W. Maury & Co., managers,
Next door of National Hotel, Washington City, ID. c.
March 2)-dNciitd
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"A mended honest sober, and perfectly healthy, with
good breast of milk months old Apply to Dr.
Thomas Miller between the hours of andSt m,
and p.
March 29-dlw MAT. Int. and Baltimore SUM-
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% 10 IutIIts- SIX thread, and cotton gloves
% do geniemen's do do do
10 the manned articles, with many others sultnD
Tor the present and coming season. would call the aen
ton OF those who in want, assuring them there shan u
no pans spared TO give all satisfaction regard to the
tiles and prices of goods. c.. NJ. PHILLIPS
March 29-3tIf
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French Spring and Summer Goods.

TN addition to my previous arrival of spring goods have
received the following desirable spring and summer
goods to which would most respectfully beg leave to call
the ate nton of my friends and the public generally feeling
confident that they all be suited every article my
line of business.
LADIES, WEAR
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VERY valuable Servants for Private saIe-J Ia
for private SALE four valuable servants as follows '
woman, aged "a years. with two children
woman, aged 10 years. and two girls, aged 10 and
N ,
They sold for fault, and restricted to ,be M
trct For further particulars, inquire of
k. w. DYER, Auctioneer and
Mar 29-eo3tif Commission merchan,
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M HOUSE FOR RENT.-Two-sory brick with base
HA men, A street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
@ street. Inquire Of ]. Williams, next door.
Feb. 20-law3w
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CHANDELIERS GRAMMAR.
NEW GRAMMAR or THE ENrI

A NEW GRAMMAR OF THE ENGLISH Ian.
"A guage, by Joseph r. Chandler, esq, editor of the
United States Gazette price 30 This work now
in the hands of the sereoyper and will be issued by
subscribers in the month Of April 1t is plain ia.
mar but thorough exposition of English grammar adapt
ed to the present condition of language and to Tie
wants OF the schools of this country and designed
discuss the subject with the teacher but enable him
communicae an accurate knowledge of it with facility
his pupils Those who acquainted with Mr. Chandler,
either personally, through his widely circulated and i'm.
Porant Journal will not hesitate to admit that would be
difficult to find person better suited the task of pre-.
pairing such reatise and that it may be expected b.
standard work in its department., be of
to the of educaton and reflect honor the school
literature of America.
THOMAS, COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers 253 Market street,
March 70 Philadelphia
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WANTED-A gentleman to assist in the editorial ~
w partment of democratic paper OF extensive clrcu
ton, published in healthy and desirable portion OF m
south Apply at this office ut the OF Gay and Je
ferson street, Georgetown, u T.
March lI-dNc1mo
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Hn II. ": DYER. .4ucfionee,.

GOOD HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTToN
~ On Friday, the I'd of April next at 10 o'clock
shall SeU at the residence Of Mr. H. L. Northupn o ~
syvana avenue, the of I4h street his h en&
hold and kitchen furniture. A'use
Amongst which epumerate ollows-yiz,
Mahogany hair seat, cane seat, and other chair.
Mahogany sofas
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and centre tables
Mahogany sideboard, mantel clock, pier and man,
glasses "ane
Window curtains and ornaments, window shade,
Brass tenders, andlrons shovel and tongs
Stoves of various kinds
Parlor, hail. and chamber carpets and rugs oil eInb
Stair rods, hall lamp,
Mahogany secretary and book case
High and French-post bedsteads
Good feather beds, mattresses, and bedding
Mahogany dressing and other bureaus
Mahogany, and other sofa bedsteads wardrobes, woS
) stands toilet &C., ""%
With variety other furniture and good assor,r
OF kitchen requisites, cooking stove, Nc, &c
Terms of sale: All sums OF and under S25 cash -
vs. credit OF go days. for approved endorsed notes. ba
ing interest. wac
Mar 29-dts r. w DYER Anc,io,
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UNVEILS Medical Companion, tenth edition.-T C.
& Co will also publish this spring the Medical Compan
ION or Family Physician treating of the diseases of the Uni
ted States, with their symptoms causes cure and meansd
cations, &C. the management and diseases of and
children dispensaory for preparing family medicine,
ana glossary explaining technical terms, TO which af
showing rational principles, the and Of d.
eases an essay Hygean, the of preserving health
without the aid of medicine American materia mod
pointing the virtues and doses of plants
Also, the nurses guide BY James Ewe, physician IN
Washington formerly of Savannah The tenth edition,
vsed, enlarged, and very considerably improved emba
cling treatise hydropathy, homeopathy and the chrome
thermal system.
booksellers, and others purchasing books, invited
call and examine stock before purchasing elsewhere
they will find extensive than that of any other es
adjustment in the country and will sell at the lowest
prices. Il. co,
March 29-eod3tt