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EDUCATION.
UniversIay al S;r.is.ia

'hE next annual session of the University win com
- mence on The LIST Octpher, and continue withou
interruption until the 29th June. The Faculty is com
posed rs follows: " '0
Languages " - 'so' VI h"eieh
NJ. scuELE DE WERE, L. L. D Professor Of No
Germ Languages " ~
u EDWARD IL. CoURTENAY, L. D., Professor Of
ply. - A'''"'a' h'ioSo
,,v nusEhr T. ROGERS, NJ. D., Professor OF Chrmis
Try ana Materia M.dca.
and Surgery. -'''e ''' y f"a'o'''
III HOWARD. NJ. D., Professor of Medicine.
OF Moral Philosophy - -'o''''o'
mr. MI John D. MINOR, Professor of Law.
ne admitted into the University the student must
=, een years oil age, but the Faculty are authorized
spehse win this requisitnn In the case of appica-
n iui dumssion by two brothers, one of whom NAV
ne under Tie aye of sixteen
~ tue applicant for admission has been studen M NJ
iniL ,h Incorporated Seminary, he cannot he evrd
~ 'he University unless he produces n certificate
,ha P,, somhary, or other satisfactory evidence 10
VI" deuity, WIN respect To his general rood ronduri
ne whole necessary expenses, exclusvs nj cIo,nss
ponhsHnd pnf Ret money, are estimated n. fo,ous.
months, 1 "'''"uuhce, Tor nine
Fees-if \ si,,,. p.o, 500
,,,o eao y Single Professor be attended, $50; if
i"o, SOU Tor each II three or more SOS -orhVsav -s
fuc' dHu candles, to be furnished by In. proctor
49,, a"u . per cent. commission-estimated if
my one student In The dormltory, Al $50. 1.-Two in
The same room, at " 80 . W. "a -
nena OF an entire dormitory, $40; for half Ifoccu
pir1 by two students, q
Use OF Library and Public Rooms, *
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AGERS,
T w. MAURY & cM

CAPITALS. &c. FoR& ,ea7. . of
FRIDAY-Capitals: $4,000, halves 9;
1000, &c. IS Nos, Is drawnM
quarters |. 100, &c. 70
sATURDAY-Capitals: Sls; quarters
Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets 81
Is cents. MOO, 40 OF 500,
SADURDAY-l0 prizes OF Z For sale at
e., ~, g; !. rs N0''' 10 drawn OFFICE
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VALUABLE LAND IN EASTERN YIR.
GINA For SALE

THE subscriber, intending TO remove South offers for
sale. on accommodating terms, Two Farms. The
one he resides Is that well known Tavern and
Store stand, THE DEEP WE'LL. This Farm lies in
Orange county, on both sdes OF the Sa III Run Road
leading Fredericksburg This tract contains 10 acres;
about IS acres cleared and divided IN six fields, wei.
enclosed. The improvements are every thing family
could ask for comfort convenience. The location IL
as healthy any in the State further description Is
unnecessary, As those wishing TO purchase will view
for Themselves.
The other Tract lies In Greene county two miles
above the first, and contains us This land lies
the North side Of the road and runs parallel with
The Rappahann0ck river aud road Tor about mile The
improvements IN This Tract bnt modefate-a toer
able Dwelling fionse Kitchen and Stables and good
Orchard, &c. The land Is highly susceptible of I'm
proyenen and Is thought 10 he valuable The TACT u.s.
this IL gram growing region and labor cannot be
spent in vain this red oamy soil. A. the subscriber
Is determined To self bargain be had In either of
tho above Farms; and II they sold privately be.
fore the 18th OF ep- mber, they viii that day be Of
rred al public sale 10 the highest bidder Also at the
same tme all my stock Of Horses. Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs, Grain OF all Kinds, one Plantation Wagon
Farming Utensils Of all kinds, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, &c Terms MADE known on the day of saIo
July ls-cwtds JAMES +. THOMPSON.
SALE Of VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
THE subscriber, wishing remove from the county
Of King William, offers Tor sale his Plantation, 81
tnated therein, upon the West side Of the public road
leading from the Courthouse OF said county TO Fra
leI's Ferry, about two miles from the Maapon river
IL contains 500 Of land a00ut 300 Of which, in
Guiding SO acres OF swamp land IL cleared. The wood
and consists chiefly Of red and white oak, cedar and
pine, Of which last kind three four thousand cords
may be cut from the land and Ftll leave abundance
If wood for fuel, &c IL is well watered and has upou
a bed OF mad OF good quality. The improvements
hereon "a comfortable dwelling house. a kitchen
larry oarn and other necessary houses, all in good or
Ter more minute description - deemed unnecessa-
$, as persons desrous OF purchasing such farm
rquested To view the premises, which will be shown
hem by the subscriber, who reside. thereon.
CHRISTOPHER LlPSCoMB
king VIM, CO.. June % Is3s-ctf
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CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL
SCHOOL IN STAUNTON.
by PIKE POWERS
THE next session Of this school will commence on
the 18th of August ana terminate the 18th Of
June following. The system of instruction is tho
rough aud accurate embracing all the subjects usually
taught In the best Schools lonh specal attention to ply
s'ea sceace The discipline s strict but kind aud
formed as nearly practicable 10 that Of the Virginia
Military Institute.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition, ten months, $50
For French, 20
pnyabi, half yearly in adranee.
The number of pupils being limited, parents aud
guardians are requested TO make early application.
July Gid
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TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS, BY THE

July 2I-d&c2aw5w
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University Of Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

Stanton, August j, is4s elm "' ii'no'pa''
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TO THE FARMERS.
PEAkE, BRADLEY & CO.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants

OFFER at low prices, and upon accommodations
- terms, good stock of BACON. nett, gross and
family roe lERRINGS, SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLAS-
sEs, SALT, IRON, NAILS, STEEL, and every aui
Gle needfu In plantation and family service. They
again tender their services for the sale of all Country
PRODUCE at their former reduced one cent per
psnel Tor all grim Their best e1erons will aIways
RlChmnnd. IuY Is Isaa-clIn
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Thomas II. CT

THOMAS L. "
ATTORNE Y A Almond
LAS removed TO an Office u11 above
IL House. Governor Street, Isl
the Office Of DR.. John Cullen. IN
August9-lm E.
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FARM in KING WILLIAM COUNTY
FOR SALE.
THE subscriber offers for salo his Tract Of Land,
Containing 81 acrrs,) lying in the forks OF the road
leading 10 the Court house and Pipngtrre and adoin-
ns The lands Of Dr. Gregg and Mrs Robins. II not sold
privately before September Court 1t will attha time he
exposed TO public sale. For terms, apply to
THOMAS ADAMS,
Aurs-eHs At the Old Market, Richmond.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR LEASE OR
PENT

THE subscriber will lease or rent his Farm in Ches-
i trrfeld on the Turnpike leading from Richmond TO
Lynchburg about three miles from Manchester There
are about 100 10 ofceaed land in good state
for cultivation; and meadow which yields from 20 TO
80 900 pounds of hay and there is snficiency of fiat
land cleared produce $1,000 pounds Of hay; select
Apple Orchard, Of 100 Trees in full bearing; Vine
ward of half Of land; large Garden, and hand
some Dwelling House and Office. with three rooms, and
ali necessary outhouses. The Crop OF Corn, Oats.
Kitchen Furniture, Stock OF all kinds, and Plantation
Utensils, will be sold. Amy person wishing TO visit,
will please make early application 10 the subscriber
living on the premises.
July 2l-cwlm JOHN J. DICKINSON.
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SESSION OF lS4S-49
'k'HE Medical Lectures will commence on Monday.
: the 18th day of October, and be delivered under
the following arrangement:
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, by NATHANIEL
CHAPMAN 81. d.
Anatomy, by WILLIAM +. HORNER, ND.
Mater. Matena Nledlca and Pharmacy, by GEORGE b..
WOOD, ID. "
Chemistry, by JAMES B. ROGERS, MD
surgery, by WILLIAM GIBSON, SID.
obstetrics aud the Diseases Of Women and Children
by HUGH l.. HODGE, NJ. ID.
Institutes OF Medicine, by SAML. JACKSON NJ D.
Clinical Instruction At the Pennsylvania Hospital BY
GEORGE b. WOOD, NJ. D., on Medicine and GEO
w. NORRIS, NJ. D.. on Surgery, :wiee a week
Demonstrativr Instruction in Medicine and Suroerv
twice week, by the Professors ofhe Medical Paculty
assisted by w w. GERHARD, ~. D., and HENRY H.
SMITH, VI. d.
Preliminary Lectures will be delivered daily from the
I'd 10 the 18th OF October, inclusive.
The rooms for Practical Anatomy " be open from
October lst IL the end Of March ensuing JOHN
NELL, NJ. d., Demonstration.
Amount Of Fees for Lectures In the University slO5
Manifestation Fee, paid once only,)
Hospital Fee, 10
Practical Anatomy, ~
Fee, 30
The commencement Will take place early In April.
w. E. HoRNEK, NJ. D.
na..,. r.
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SITUATION AS TEACHER WANTED.
4 GRADUATE Of one Of our best Institutions Is do
one Principal Sf an Academy, or as Assistant, or
INV !. Tutorship. He has had experience In teach
n and furnish the most satisfactory testimonials
address ALPHA" care Of E Nash, Petersburg, Va.
Aug Lett
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NATHAN A. COHEN,
TOBACCO CONFUSION lJERCHaS Mt
CHARLESTON, :. C.,
MI AXES liberal advances on Tobacco consigned TO
1vl him for sale.
Also, attends TO receiving and forwarding all eserIp-
Hoh OF merchandise. NAV q-c3m
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TOR HIRE-A Girl, ls or 10 years of age,
who is accustomed 10 honse-work. To pro-
~, good home, the hire for the balance OF the
,sar will be greatly reduced.
aopY a,,he Printing Office of the Enquirer
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tcood ,,,.,.,. s2l5
sesslnnl - - = ''o"' - " SAo III ihc

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
inc Medical Department. the session Is OF the same
lengih az The Academic session-nine inon,hs-which
,nanes The students 10 complete a curriculum Of stu
ars az extensive as that of any other Medical Iust
l'oh IN tlr Union BY attending only two lectures
nay lhry nave, moreover, The advantage of daily ri
gu examinations on the subjects discussed in the daily
ne eIpe nses the Medical students are the same
toose 9" ether students, with tbr addition of a dssect
Ing fee of S. Wm KEupER
Iroslor and Patron of the University Of Virginia
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4 GRADUATE Of one Of our best Institutions Is de-
- sirous Of situation as Teacher He would accept
one NJ Principal of an Academy, or as Assistant, or
INV :. Tutorship. He has had experience In teach
in and can furnish the satisfactory testimonials
Aadfess"ALPHA," care OF E Nash, Petersburg, Va.
Aug Lett
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP.
I'HE Co-Parnership heretofore existing un.
i der the firm OF BtNFORD s. NIMMO is
his day dissolved by Limitation. All debts due
BY the concern will be paid on presentation, and
all indebted to the concern are requested TO make
immediate payment.
The unsettled business OF the firm will be
closed by either of The subscribers.
JAS. ]. BINFoRD,
C. Nj. NlMMO.
Richmond, 9th July. ls4s.-G
THE subscribers have this day formed Co.
i Partnership, under The firm OF NINlMO &
RUTHERFORD, Tor The purpose OF conduct,
ing wholesale and retail DRY GOODS BU-
SlNESS 10 this city, and WILL on or abou. the
laSe2lember, be prepared TO offer to their friends
and ,he public generally commanding stock of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, at The store
recently occupied by Messrs. F. Lahrop & Van
Deursen, next door below the old stand of Messrs.
bniord Il Nimmo.
C. NJ. NIMMO,
ALEX II. RUTHERFORD.
FOR RENT-A new brick Family Resi-
aence, now occupied by Mr.. James X. Caskie.-
Possession given LIST Angus, next. MIR.
July 27-T
INHE subscribers have formed Co.parner.
i ship, under the tirm OF BINFORD, MAYO
BLAIR, for the purpose of CONDUCTING a
wholesale and retail DRY GOODS BUSl-
NESS, at The store recently occupied by Messrs.
binfoid & Nimmo. They respectfully invite The
attention of their friends and the public general.
~ 10 The stock Of goods which they have pur-
Chased Of that firm, which they will offer very
low until The Isl September, at which time they
Wh De receiving new and wellselected assert.
men1 OF Fall and Winter Goods.
JAS. ]. BINFORD,
July T-u ]. D. BLAIR.
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nGN PlNS.-The public is informed that the
| cspaoious BOWLING SALOON al The
.,ro.r 0. franklin and l4ih Streets will open Tor
!. season on Monday morning, the l4th August.
Aug.ll-3t
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TO CONTRACTORS,
ENGINEERS OFFICE,

TO CONTRACTORS,
ENGINEERS OFFICE.
SOUTH WESIERN TURNPIKE
Wythevir, Virginia, July 25th, 1918. }
DkOP')SALS will he received at the Office In Sa
! lem, Roanoke county until The 18th day OF August
Tor the grading AMI Matchmaking seven miles Of the
road between Salem and CoverdaIe and at the Office
III Wytheville, until the End day Of September, for
grading and McAdanizing thirty five miles Of the road
extending from New River TO Wy,hevile. Each sec.
lion VIII be $500 fest long Bids Will state the price
proposed Tor the entire completion Of each section
Plans, pfonles ana specifications may be seen upon
application TO the Undersigned at his Office In Wythr.
vile
The work 10 be completed by the Isl of January
1850 LEWIS NJ. PROVOST,
aug. 1-cT Eng and sup. :. w. Turnpike.
EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE. AN
NU1TY AND TRUST COMPANY.
OFFICE ~ WALNUT STREET. piiILaDEL.
~ philadelphia a50,U00-CHARTER PER
PETUAL.
The Company are now prepared 10 transact business
upon The most liberal and advantageous terms They
are authorized By their charter ito make all and every
insurance appertaning TO life risks Of whatever Kind
or nature and 10 receive and r1rcu,e trusts make en-
dowmen.s, aud 10 grant and purchase annuntrs"-
The Company sell annuities and cndowmcnts and act
a. Trustees for minors and heirs
Rats 81 U0 ON n.
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IOTICE-Mrs. GEN'L DARLINGTON, about 10
\ leave the city, refers such as have ouIstand'
- claims agains, her TO R w. Hughes, ESQ.,
=, Is authorized to settle them al an early day.
,,o Il-62l
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e. nr Sa

A TRACT OF LAND lying in A'bemarle county,
"A four miles and half West of the University OF
Virginia. containing about six hundred acres, of which
more than four hundred cleared, and good state
OF cultivation. There are about seventy acres Of low
ground The soil il fertile, and considered Of the first
QUALIFY even in this excellent farming region. The
buildings consist OF comfortable dwelling house and
good barn. with all the other necessary houses
The extension of the Louisa Railroad which will pass
through the land will add greatly TO the present faeill
~ of reaching the Richmond market.
The terms OF sale, and other particulars with regard
In the land will be made upon application the
subscriber residing upon the premises.
- Hru, Had LIMA Tnvn O.
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7 ATaS AND GARDEN PALINGS.-A
few Of the above on hand-for sale low, to
:.,.e invoice.
Aug. IL HhNhi LoOIhM " ".
UTINTER-STRAlNED BLEACHED so.
w LAR OIL-6 ca>ks-a prime article. For
sale by HENRI LoD-aM " w.
aDo III
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Richmond, 9th July, lS4S.-G
C. NJ. NIMMO,
ALEX. Fl. RUTHERFORD.

FOR RENT-A new brick Family Resi-
dence, now occupied by Mr.. Jane. X. Caskie.-
Possession given LIST August next. MIR.
July 27-lf
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N. York, Marchi ~. lSO. WoostsF'st.
Iyre<xs Female .vaeN 'cSsse.

n, .rnx nsend's SarsapaYilla is a sOverrgn and sDeedy cure for inciplent Consumption, Bsryenness, LeucUrvhpa. or Whites, obs'ruct. ed or difficult Menstruation, inconfnence ol Urine. or involuntary discharge thereof, and for the 0eneral prostration of the svstem-no mat. Ter Whether the result of an inherent cause or causes, produced by irrcgularity. sickness or ac' cidcnt. ... invIcoratinR effects on the human frame. Fer sons, all weakness and iasslt9ns' e iIom sak.'i jt. atonce become robust and tulI os energy ul,' des irs ;nflue nee. It immediately counteracts the nervelessness of the female frame, which is the efea, ceuse of barronness..
 It wiil not be expected of us. in cases O.
 delicate A nature to exhhi, cerfiticatesofc
 perfnrmed but we can assure the atfiicted Haf hundreds of eases have been rep"saea 10 ns children. after using a few bottles ot this in. valush Ne medicine, have been blest with healthy o"'p To Mothers and Married LSdies.
 This Ex,raci of SaIsaparilla hes be>n ex preasly prepared in reference to female com nis;.,s. N, female who has reason to suppose ,ha, she is approachine that critical .peiiod, ''he turn oj Iife, should nealec'to take m. as Il ;s q certa;u preventive fOV any os the numerous an horr;hle diseases tO which females are sub. eel at this time of life. Th's per'od may be delayed o ssy.ss .. yy.sse Soss ." who se snnroschine womanhood, as is calculated [" @ssis, nature by quickenine the blood and in v;g"yn,;nv ,he eysieM Indeed, this medicine is invaluable ios all ot the delicate diseases to which women are subject -
 IL braces the whole system: Tenews peFma nen,ly the naturai enersies. by removing the imouri,ies o( the bodv--Ho, far stimulating the system as to produce . subsequent reiaxa' s;on vvhich ie.the case with medicines taken fo semals weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-20
Haniosd. March 18th. isls.
PILES. PILES. PILES.

Dy TowaseHd's sarsapariiia is no 1eaa sne ccssfs iu curing 'hisAis,re.sinR complain, ,sIsaa ~ drseayss os the Hood. Oyspepsis. Rheums ,;su,: and Nesvous Dehilisy.
 Pvucipal OlEsee. i36. Fulsoa sfreas, New Ya,k Foy sale hv the pviWe,pat Dsueeiste ths Umitsd Ssssess Wess Imdses auA t;ana1a.
 Nspa gsnuiue uniess pss np insqsarsea seassses. 'y.;s,sn % sirnasuve ol NP TOWNSEND. sndhis .amse blown in the ainse.
 a;Y F.,r Sale af Ihe Drug atnge in IleG. ieId and hyTssry and POfteF. Piym0vth
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-20

~ ROCERIES.-Ffesh Barnt Conee- U ground and unEroand; BIaek snd Green Teas 1; Crushed. Pulverized, Rrefi6> ed and Brown Sugars Pure ground Cisa- min, Pepper, AIspire. Mustard. PaisiSs Nu,meRs, No. Starch, IRdign, &c. &e, for aie by '. ADAMS S Ce'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-20
DR. TOW NSE ND'S SARSAPARiLLA

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MED1
 CINE IN THE WORLD! This Exl:actis put up inQuart Bottles. It IS six times cheaper, pleasanter, and waFrantcd superior to any sold. lt cures disease without vomiting, purging. sickeAing, OA debiitaune the patient
 The great beauty and superiority ot thus Sar ,aparila over other medicines is, whlistlt eradl cates disease, itinvigorates ihe body. it ls one of the very best Spring and Summer Medicines ever known. It not only puriies the whole svs' new. rich and pare blood-a power possessed bv nc other medicine. And in this lies the grand secret of its wonderful succrss IL has 1erformed, within the past two years, more than 35,0OO cures of severe cases of dlsease- at least $, 600 sf these were considered incura' ble More than
 3.oOO cases of Chronic Rheumatism;
 400 cases of General Debility and Want Of 7.eoo cases of the diffsren, Female Com.
 plaiRis;
 i,5OO cases of the Liver Complaint; 2.SOO cases of Disease Of the Kidneys and 5000 cases of Consamption; and thousa nds of cases ot Disease 0f the Blood, viz: Ulcers, Erysipelas, Sal, Rheum,
  numerous cases of Sick. Headache, Pain in the Side and Chest, Spinal Affections. dsc. &c.
 This, we are aware. must appear incredibie hut we have letters from physicians and ou' agents from all parts of the United States, m forming ua of extraordlnary cures. n. van n Bsskirk, one of the most respe drnReis's in Newark, New Jersey uniforms us that he can reter ID more than l5O cases in that place alone. There are thousands Of cases in the city ct N York. which we refer to with pleasure, and to men of chara oter. It IS the best medicine tor the preye ntion of disease known. 1t undoubt edlv saved the lives Ot more than
 5000 Children the past season! .. as Ii removed the cause of diaease, and pre- nared them for the summer season.
 ''' United States ONicer.
 Cap,ain c. w. Mclean, member of the Le' gislature, and late of the United Stn,es Navy, 'e''s ''' o"" RAHwA1, June 25, lS47.
 A vear since, was taken with ,he Influenza. and nv whole system lef, in debilitaled state. was induced to try Dr. Townsend's Sarsapa;; rlla, aHd after taking i"o S' S's ,n,ee o,es !, en- ,;fcIv to inc said SarsaparlIa. 1have continued taking il, and find that improve every day = I hsl,eve that it saved my iife and would not be withou, it under aay conscsrsSxSSni q sSxSSnni rAN Seyofula cured. Th;a certificate copclusively proves that thit sa r.a pnrilia has perfect cohtrolGver the mos oha,insse diseases of the hlood Three person' cured in one house is unprecedented. Three Children. n, ,T..w1aend-De arSir: } have the pleasure ,o ;nfsym vo,, that two of my children have beer .nred of ,hs scrofala by the use of your exec ,.", nsd;c;ne. They were afflicted very s' vsrely with bad sores. Have oo"ly taken tou lou bmtles 1t took them away, for which ice myself under deep obligation.
 Yours respec, fuily, ~ N. York, Mnrchi ~. lSO, Woos'eFst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-07-20
laessupn.stissul. i.

kis SavsapaEiIla is need with the most pei
 mccess in Rheumatic complaints. h0wrvs .., ere ur chronic. The ssiOnishiDR cures it has eriormed are indeed wonderful Othrr reme ;,yeiv ern dic ntee it from the system, even when ,hs limbs and homes are dreadtuIly swollen.
 kSr fIear NY. Seth Terry, me 0f the oldest nd mus, rsspecsahIe lawyeIsin Hartford. C. The E,lowing is an extract sf aleiter received rom him;
 Sa ri,la nd find it is excellent its effects npon a chronic rheumsfie pain f0 which am ~uhiect. from an iniury q, cssi0ned seveSaI years asSin \ public siaae Please send me two bos. lies to the esye of D. Seymour. ! have con: versed win swo os oar principal physicianss and recommend your SaTsspeSilla