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NOTICE.

Y IIOLt
TN consequence Of the death Of the Senior partner oil
1 the concern, and being unable TO give the business,
myself, that personal attention which its welfare de,
mands, | am disposed to sell all the stock, fixtures and
appurenances in land belonging to the store iately oc-
cupied by no at The Gordonsviiie Depot, Orange coun-
~, 10 any one willing to embark in such a business
such an opportunity TO a young man OF moderate means
but rarely occurs. II is no more experiment., winch
may be unsuccessfui-but, having been estabilahed
more than FIVE years, the store has a good run OF Gus
tom, ha, so FAR proved profitable and only needs indus
Try and attention to make II continue so 10 bo. Per-
sons willing 10 purchase will find me disposed 10 make
the terms as favorable az possible.
K. A. WILLIAMS,
Surviving partner Of Hamilton & Williams.
Richnnnh Dec z lRaI -cff
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CO-Par!nerShip.

THE subscribers have associated themselves together,
L under the name and style OF cambridge &
HART, attthe old stand OF 5. NJ. cambridge, on
Broad street, near the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Depot, where they will keeps gene
the selling OF grain, and all kinds OF produce, on CON-
mission, hiring servants, or any business in their limo.
By mutual attention to their business, they hope to Sc
cure the patronage Of thsir town and country friends,
whom they will be always ready TO serve to thoir So
WIN. G. cambridge,
r. 1n-rInn e Il HART.
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NEW MANDATORY.
Sash Blinds and Doors.

THE undersigned have entered into Co-partnership
i for the purpose of conducting a SASH, BLIND
and DOOR MANDATORY. They arc situated
near Haxall's Mills, and are now prepared TO receive
orders tor work Of the above description, which they
pledge themselves TO do as substantially, eIpeditiously,
and on as accommodating terms, as 1t can bo done in
the city of Richmond. In addition to the usual ma.
chinery, they have the new and unequ,lled ma:hine
invented by Mr. Jesse l.eavens, OF aor:ngfeid, Mass
With the best workmen and materials, they arc conf
dent OF giving entire Satisfaction. They intend keep
ing constantly on hand a good supply Of Sash, of the
TO business, they hope 10 merit and receive 4 liberal
share Of patronage from the community of Richmond
and tho surrounding country. They invite q call from
all who wish TO examine or %purchase.
Having The exclusive right 10 use Mr.. Leavons' ma
chine in Virginia, We are prepared to sell town or coun-
" rights. JOSEPH STERBINS,
Jan. 26-deo1ctf CHARLES ELLIS.
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~ JAMES B. HARRISON.
LAND NEAR JAMES RIVER FOR

LHND NEAh JHINEo NEVCN CONt DthLL'
TN subscriber Is disposed to cell by private con.
i tract his Plantation in the county Of surry, called
sides Of the stage road from surry Courthouse TO Cabin
Point. The entire tract contains about TWO thousand
acres. That portion Of 1t called Rock Spring 10 within
premises 10 distant about four miles from the river. Al
least one hundred thousand cords of wood OF frst
growth. and four or five hundred thousand feet OF
heart plank, and 4 considerable quantity OF oak and
ash timber may be cut upon this plantation. There Is
also mari Of the finest quality In abundance on diher-
Ont parts of the plantation. Tho improvements are
comfortable and comnlodious for n large family, ana a
more healthy situation 10 not in the county. ANY per
son disposed to purchase will Of course view the pre-
misses and judge for himself. My son, Simon q. SPras-
ley, who resides on the premises, will take pleasure IN
riding over and showing the game TO any person VINO
may wish to see IL, p, r. SPRATLkf.
! Feb. lS-sw4v
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tn SARAH G.. HARRISON.

" GU are hereby notified that l shall petition the ae-
L neral Assembly of Virginia, at the next session
thereof, for q divorce "a rinesls matrinionii) rom you.
A statement OF the causes on which said application 10
founded I have filed In the Clerks once Of tho CIT
cult Superior Court Of Law and ChanceIy In and for
the county Of King William; and. as you are not 4 real
don't Of the stale OF Virginia. | take this method OF In
forming you thereof, and OF requiring your attendance
at thu mex, tern Of said Court, whom tho said Court
will cause u jey TO b impaAaeled, TO ascertain the
Jsu. ss@asv JAMES B. HARRISON.
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DIED.

Diri, on Tuesday afternoon, s2d instant. Ed.
WARD uENaY, son VI William J. ana Mary l..
RiIdick. eyed | year and 10 months.
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xV;.e-CIo,h and sleeves.

r,unvas g. MOORE. No. 1903, beekman ss'ee,,
Ssw York, Brass and Copper Wire.dtaweI, aho
manufacturer Of Brass, Copper and ,fS sa ""s'1 Wire
sieves, sales e1ses, yviYs' Locomotive and Strainer
Wma0T CYLINDERS covered at short notice.
~ y eStAd3te
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tVVy. ItSIt,
Jan .2S-cwam

n ia.
IIhhNCEkf.-vihoiSiA AT Rules held in IN,
! Clerks Once OF Essex Circuit Superior Cour, NJ
Law IVA ana Cha9eery, on the Sd day of January, 1898:
against "n
.ontaine WOOD, Susan D. Mann, AdmlnIs,r,,rir of
Lnniaoe,n handl.y deceased, Thomas Boushan and
W vsaSI IS Wood 10 d.. Se linz children Of The said Fon.s dns
refers Tribe and John Co~,es, Trustees IN !
aesd Of trust from George Tribe to them b. n : Am
The 3dday ofsep,ember, 1916, and reno, Ssa'ing oa.o
Der, 1886, ~ nay Of septem-
The nisi subpoena with the RESTRAINING orSas
no no, 'seaeonl issued against the defendants in this ssus.
,alns Wood and Thomas Wood, and il apsearin, bv =
IsS,aelory evidenes that the said defendants are moo =
.asha OF this Commonwealth, II is ordered, Tina, m.
sSu oefendsnts appear al the rules at the Clerks onee
A. e said Court, a, the Court house, on the nrst Mon
uayn April next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
nSs : copy Of this order be forthwith published in some
ana ,paper OF this State for eight weeks successfully,
d = 'aei another copy thereof be posted at tho from,
:" "'ne Conrt-house ofthis county.
Copy. Tes,e.
JAMES M. MATTHEWS. ID. C..
Jan -f James Roy Nieou, elk. K. o. 8. c. L. & c
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COMPREHENSIVE

WORD, FERGUSON & BARKSDALE,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC, STAPLE AND FANCY
IL d I'D s,
No. 123, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA,
Ne1t door above J. ". Randolph & Co.
THE undersigned beg leave to inform their friends,
i and the public generally, that they will open a
r GOODS ESTABLISHMENT In this city on the
18th of March next.
Their Stock OF Goods will be entirely new. Thoy
earnestly solicit call from all, assuring them they are
determined TO do avery thing in their power to please.
QUINN NJ. WORD,
JAS. B. FERGUSON, in
ISAAC &. BARKSDALE.
Ian. u-cwt20thMh
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Dec, ss-cwem B.j. woRsHAM, c. c.


~ CHANCERY.-Vnerri.:-At Rules held in the
Cle'ks ohice of Essex county,, on Monday, the Sd
dayof January, 1913:
Joseph B Brown and Elizabeth, who was Elizabeth
hunday, his wife, -C.Ilton and Louisa A his wife
child Of the said Joseph a. and Elizabeth Brown, Fran.
els h. Brown, son ofthe same, and others, Plaintiff:
against
Robsr, Munday, James Munday, and Rufus 3. Rem.
ho,Ss, Defendants.
The Mai subpoena with the restraining order and at
.aeh,nehl thereon endorsed) issued in this cause against
ienaan., James Munday, and II appearing by ~satisfae-
.Gty evidence .Ga, The said lanes Munday i,a non-re-
~ =. .hN commonwealth II Is ordered, Taat the
sa,a James Muhday do appear at the rules al The Cle,L,,
once oi lhe said Court, on The hrst Monday In Ami
next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and Thar , .n mp.n
ibis order be forthwith inserted In some new.n,,r, !, : -
lished IN the city Of Richmond for eight week, ~
sss'y, and that another copy thereof be posted a, ~.
honi door Of the Courthouse OF The said county. "'
Copy. Teste,
JAMES NJ. MATTHEW'S, D. C. R.C.c.
Jan. 2S-cwQm
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A FEMALE TEACHER WANTED.
T WISH to engage an experienced Female Teacher
i in nv family for the present year, to teach FRENCH
and Music. together with a thorough English Eduea-
,icn. The applicant must have satisfactory iestlmoni-
ais. Address me, al Subjects Tavern, Po~hatah CO.,
and state the salary required.
Feb. lS-cw3w DhslD McCa"'
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Fl A K p S

nUE Subscribers respectfully inform the MUSICAL
Elite of the United States, that they have been
,n.sced for many years, in the city OF N. York, In Inc
manufacture OF
DOUBLE ACTION HARPS.
Their experience has taught them that the very IL
mlted sale Of this beautiful instrument has been prin-
c,pally in consequence of The very exorbltant prices
charged for them by Agents in this country, ana oy me
Manufacturers also. The subscribers now design 10
hr,or The HARP into general use, by reducing The
n,,e.s, TO a far standard, and one that will still afford a
generous compensation-and being practically familiar
nth every branch Of the construction and nnish oil TINS
h-aurlful. instrument, they pledge themselves TO furnish
Hsrp, thar. for power and brilliancy OF tone, superori-
~ OF touch, and elegance Of hnlsh, are beyond any
hing ever offered in this country.
Having lately imported larps from the messrss
p.,rds they are enabled 10 offer instrumental combining
N The modern improvements with the most approved
models.
The subscribers having been called upon so repeat
.Jy IN repair Harps made in Europe and this country,
which have failed from the wood being Improperly sea-
sn.d and selected, has induced them TO prepare all
s,.ir materials Of such quality, and so perfectly season
ed a. 10 defy the most changeable climate to affect them.
Ia all cases they give an unlimited guarantee.
PITT, LEWIS & G. q.
Address osEPH F. ATWlLL, 2ol Broadway, N.
Y, Publisher OF the Beauties of the Opera, and Manu-
lac,urer OF Piano Forles, with Abbott's patent Elastic
Spring, where Catalogue of Prices and an assortment OF
Hups Of 6 TO 6l Octaves, of Gothic, Grecian, Eliza
bs,han. Louis XVIII, Francis The LIST, and the Victoria
,iyles, with all the latest improvements, may be seen.
adr Gothic and Grecian styles of Double Action Harps,
Of elegant pattern, with all the latest improvements,
/. the reduced price Of $500. Fob. l9-e3m
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IN CHaNcERY.-Vp.isrA AT Rules held IN the
L Clerks Office Of the Superior Court OF Chancery Tor
the Richmond Circuit, the 9th day of February, 1913:
Jamcs Mcbride and Campbell P. White, Executors
of John Flack, deceased, Schureman Halsted and
Francis 6odine, Executors Of Nicholas S~chureman,
surviving partners Of Nicholas Schureman and Gilbert
Con,ani, Isaac o. Barker and Elijah f. Purdy, EIecu-
tors oil Samuel Purdy, deceased, and Vim. w. Fream,
Executor Of John fream, deceased, and John Nell, EI
eeGior OF Lewis Wilcox, Plaintiffs
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VriRGINIA:-At Rules held IN tho CIeTk's Umce OF
' Louisa County Court, on the Third day OF January
ls4S:
Meriwether s. Hoggard, Pialntln:
against
Temple llogaard and Andrew Hoggard, Defendants.
Tho said defendants, Temple Hoggard and Andrew
Hc.esrI, not having entered their appearance and g.
ven security, according to law and The rules OF ,hls
Court. and II appearing BY satisfactory evidence that
they ar. no. inhabitants Of this State, on motion OF the
plaintiff, by his counsel, it is ordered, that the said
Temple Hoggard and Andrew Hoggard do appear before
Inc Justices Of our said County Court, at the Court
house, on the second Monday In April next, and answer
the bill Of the plaintiff; and that a copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published In the
city OF Richmond for two months suceessiveiy, ana that
ano,h.T eopy be posted a, the font door Of the Court
house Of this county on some Court day.
ACopy. Teste,
Ian l5-rwom JOUN HUNTER, T.. II. Z.
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shu phsttu u the 'front.' door OF the Cdpitoi IN the Salu
CITY. A Ccpy-Teste,
Feb. ll-cw2m P. ROBERTS, Clerk.
IN CHANcERY.-VIRGIsIA AT Rules taken in the
! Clerks Ofice OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancery for Prince Edward county, the 4lh day
Of October, 1877:
TheodorlckC {. Gannaway, Plaintiff:
against
Elizabeth Binford In her own right, and as Execu-
snIof William c. Blnford, Jordan II. Oakley and Har-
ne, his wife, John w. Binford and Elizabeth +. Bin
ford, Defendants.
The defendants, Jordan II. Oakley and Harriet his
wife, not having entered their appearance and given Sc
eatiiy, according TO an act OF the General Assembly
and The rules Of this Court, and it appearing that they
ATE mol inhabitants Of this State, on motion of the plain
w. by counsel, II is entered at rules aforesaid, and ac-
ofdinsly ordered, that the said defendants, Jordan II.
oakley and Harriet his wife, do appear at rules TO be
aten In the Clerks Office aforesaid, on the first Mon
s.y In March next, and answer the plaintiffs bill; and
Mia copy OF this order be forthwith inserted In some
enea me public newspapers printed in the city of Rich
aond Tor TWO months successIvely, and also posted al
"a. front door OF the Court hoase OF this county.
Acopy-Teste,
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VOL. XXVBT.--NO. 3I.

party in disavantageous manner and 10 procure
the triumph Of General Cavaignar without ,v,ru IN
tanned any sa istactory guarantee from him. In such
state Of things his advice was thar they shonId have 10
candidate Of their own but that each should recommend
the one he preferred"
After the speech of NJ Theirs, the meeting came To
vote. Ou OF about 300 members who were then pres
en, only 81 voted for The ninaun Of candidate,
and more than 50 voted that candidate should be pro-
posed BY them.
Another incident is related concerning the Intentions
Of NJ. Thiers:
depuaon Of The national guards Of Paris waited on
NJ lhers on the 4h and in he name of that BODY re
quested to know whether he would consent 10 become
candidate for the Presidency. Nj. Thiers formally an
swcred. "No.' The depuation then asked Ia which Of
the candidates he would advise the body give its sup
port? NJ Theirs is reported to have replied. III there
were several candidates. could select the best among
them There but two, and you choose between
them yourselves"
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NIAIOR HOLLAND

This gentleman. who is candidate for elec''o by
the Legislature Of Arkansas to the IT, s. Senate. publish
es in the Little Rock papers address to the people Of
that State accompanied BY correspondence between
himself and M'lr Tourney, in reference 10 alleged in
Justice dore by him to Fhurnuy in remarks III lie
Van Buren, Inteigencer, touching certain propositions
received BY him (Borand) lrom peculiar friend Of
Col SEWER" making what he (Burlaad) considered
dshonorable proposals, bargain for seat in the U.
S Senate. Several letters passed between the parties
without any settlement of The difficulty and Fluunry
then challenged Borland. This challenge Borand re-
fused accept and i'll the letter announcing his refusal
he says:
There time when, stranger in this State
deemed not improper To accept similar inVa'i"',
and exhibit TO the public that steadne>s OF animal neT
which some men call courage IT, during that Time You
had called on me, might have aiken occa>iH !. shoot
YOU Thai time has passed Since then crcumsa &C 3
have materially changed At the call Of my Country
when true 1raue needed IN me field, tnr the de-
Tense Of her interest and honor. placed mysplfn posi-
lions where shooting and bting Shot al for pr Der pnr
n,se. became my duty. From me manner in which |
performed that duty, and frnn other canse s. find nv
SELF no longer a stranger, well known 10 re u op
of Arkansas. Indeed they have been 81 kind as to
IDENTIFY my character and interest with their own anI
make them The object Of thrf public and favor
This should satisfy The ambition ofay man It does
satisfy mine Satisfied with such sition. will not
Forfeit IT, have neither the d5I siiivn the purpose
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

u
The BRUSH mail steamer Cambria from Liverpool No
vemher llth. and Halifax 2l> at 10! P NJ . arrived a
New lork on Saturday morning at Ter pleasant voyage
Of fourteen days She brough 81 passengers from Liver
pool. and SIX from Halifax to New York In the Isl u
passengers we notice the name Of Baron A. de Roths
child
We take the following summary mainly from the Jour
mai of Commerce.
The Hermann, from New York. Oct. GOTH reached
Southampton Nov. 9th, in sixteen DAYS.
The Cambria met the Britannia from New York De-
tober 25h going into Liverpool The British and North
American Royal Mail Steamship Company intend dspo
sing OF the three Old boats forming part Of their line
VIZ he Britannia. Acadia and Caledonia and re pla
eng them with vessels of equal speed and tonnage With
the four recently placed The station, and which ha We
proved 50 much superior.
Ireland continued tranquil. and no further action would
be had relative - Smith OBnen and his contderates
TIL the 9Th Notembr at which date the writs Of error.
Were made reurnable
he news from The continent of Eurone is of principal
interest Jenna capltulaed the 3lst October. and
was immediately occupied by the Imperial troops In It.
ally the hostility If the Lombard population had been
manifested IN various places by sanguinarv conflicts with
the Austrans.
The recognition by Great Britain of the Republic Of
Liberia has just been announced, and treaty of com
merce Is nnd stood 10 have been arranged This Stale
was founded by the American Colonization Society in
1872, aud continued a colony under the care of that
body until las year, when formed into an ndepen-
dent government. ! similar recognition has also been
obtained from France
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PUBLISHED BIZ
BLACKBOARD, T0NNLEf & BILLIARD.
EVERY MoyDAr AND IHURsDAY,

EVERY MONpAf AND lHURsDAY,
tDr D1'LIrs per- a1pIa pIy1Js 4,ira,ee. No sub
7'or r7 je rr-e-st r shorter time than sig months
al 70 paper ,r5e Ic0atauef reept at the discretion
g'tis Edtors.l rtItI Il 77TearaSes are paid.
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
siTs tories, for erery amer f.r1 Insertion 81 cts
P-r square Cor iesl tJr erer outer form
EFERf fDFERIISEE IS required 70 note on has Ms
e long he utSbes has advertisement inserted an 1drer-
asnt, noted cu be inserted TIL ITS disco,,lance
b orferef.
FOR YEARLY .4DTERTISLNr; the terms are for
pre"e5e ot'7o squares, - for square SIS for
n '71tre ta1er form 50 Erery y.arly afrerser ,et
7Hredto eoHfue his adrertsig s particular line Of
BUSINESS.
- JOB PRINTING erecufedaeatiy and peatorlsly
re1sO115Te terms
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Look ont for Cocmter'eits
This is the needul unprinciped persons in all
parts OF the country, make and vend them.
The genuine is tor sale by
ID. b PAYNE s BRO, Lynchburg;
James F. Galloway, Brooknca
w. n jerks, Mariners View.
In Bedford County by
William Ciish, Cross Roads;
Wright = Matthews, Chamblissburg,P o.
Alex. Casey, r., Emeus;
Ba>se-t Smith, Joppa Mills;
w Ieltwich s Son, Otter Bridge;
And generally in each county scat.
Offices devoted exclusively the sale Of Wrghts Indian
Negeta Pills wholesale and retail, 1863 Race street Phla
depha 2SS Greenwich street, New lorl and 1885, fremont
street, Boston.
Nov 27-,3p
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~ d II 4 G, H.

TO ALL WHO HAVE WOOL.
THE subscriber has taken the notion that all those who
have WOOL to be carded will find the Bac<water Cot
ton and Wooen Feeory to be the place where it be
done right, and not well carded should be spoiled
that they will get 30 per llb for 1.-THE wool beng
well cleaned. Cards in operation, and working well
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agent.
shall be ready in few days TO Woolen Cloth and
Jeans
June l9-ts ]. s. G.
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Extract Of Letter lium w Williamsburg, Long Island.
- have used Wrght's Indian Vegetable Pills in my
family than three wears, and variety
complaints Coughs. Colds, Feyers, eadach Dysenterv &C.
with the compete success In all cases. Virgins In
dian egeta bic Pills have fully sustained their reputation
Yours, truly, VIM. SIMPSON.
Aug. 9. lS4S
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NEW CONCERN.
ENGLEDOVE & NOEEL.

ENHE subscribers have formed partnership under the
Il style of Engedove s NOEL, and have purchased
the stock Of Goods lately owned by Mr.. Thomas NJ.
Wilkinson, Agt.. at whose old stand they intend pros
ecu'e the ID RY GOD S I RAD f.
The stock has been purchased great sacrifice upon
the original cost and will he sold cheap.
Intending to add early in the spring. to their persent
assortment, foil and stock, they hope to share
portion Of The trade. Until thar time, great inducements
viii be offered in the sale of er presentsock which
is composed mainly of new and seasonable gonds.
ALFRED s. ENGLEDOVE
JESSE NJ NOELL.
NV
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Cleanse, Purify, Strengthen

1t wish trlhe with the health Of the
y We desire 10 be governed BY sacred regard truth
whatever here stated relation this extraordinary med
icne and j. this feeling Of sincerity and good hich
prompts again and again to call attention We be-
ee that article has been discovered confer
red agreater Of be net the community and the
it known the better i it appreciated.
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INK LNkL LNkII I

INK! INK! LNK!l!
THE subscriber would call the attention OF the public to his
large stock Of superior writing Ink, consisting OF Black,
Blue, Red, Carmine, Scarlet, Japan, and Copying.
These inks put all bottles, from TO
quart and warranted be of the finest quality Mer
chants, Clerks OF Courts, School Teachers Bank Officers
and Others would do well to supply themselves with
tce which Will stand the OF time and experience For
sale by JOHN H. SEAY, Druggist.
Sept. IS is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-12-04

NERVOUS DEBIIIrY-IOSS OF ENERGY
Wrght Indian Vegetable Pills speedily and permanently
the declining powers of the human body This
first be doubted but fact better established Those
who the sol dSat Saisapara for this purpose,
look in doing medicine far less expensive and eff
fcctual.
CLYMER, Chautauque Co. n. Y, Oct ), ISIS.
DIR. VIM. Wright-sir For the last three four years
had been gradually running down, and finally became
weak that ,4nsa Sto perform usual labor. |
advised try your Ipdap Vegetable Pills, and am graft
fed that by the seof three four boxes began
feel like myself again and thoroughly restored
From my experience, | can commend your Pills to the
afflicted with confidence thu they will be found a medicine
of great efficacy and value. Yours, truly,
holm CLEVELAND.