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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
v AEU AsS aIE IAN

NEiR POWHdIAN COURT HOUSE.
N pursuance of decree made on the Sd day OF
March, 1913, By the Superior Court Of Chancery for
the Richmond Circuit, IN the Of Saunders and
others against Archer AMI others, now pending In
said Court, the undersigned, rs Special Commits
sioner, appointed by said decree for that purpose ,
Will, on MONDAY, the Sd day OF July, 1888, be-
Ing powhatan County Court day, proceed 10 sell, at
The Courthouse of said county, TO the highest bid
der, at public auction, piece parcel of land said
TO contain forty acres, lying in Powhalan county few
hundred yards Westward from the Courthouse on the
Southern side of the Buckingham road, and adjoining
the lands of Messrs Nash and Dance-bene the piece
Of land belonging the Estate OF the late Peter Field
Archer, deceased, and conveyed by him. by deed bear
ing date the Goth day Of July, 1906 and recorded in the
Clerks Office OF PoWhatan County Court the 18th
day OF November in the year. to William Archer,
In rst Tor the purposes therein FORTH The greater
part OF tins land in wood very suitable for fire wood
and all oft Is believed TO be well adapted TO cuItiva-
ton.
TERMs-One.thrdo Of the purchase money to be paid
III cash. and the balance IN two equal instruments upon
credit of one and two years respectively from the day
of SALE the credit instruments To be secured by bonds
with good ann sufficient security, to be approved by the
Special Commissioner, and the title To be retained
I'll the whole purchase money is paid and q convey
ance directed by the Court.
THOs. 7. GILES, Special Commissioner.
MAJ
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BY the Magnetic Telegraph.

Correspondence OF the Richmond Enquirer.l
BALTIMORE, June Ship. M.
ARRIVAL OF GEN. CASS.-Gen. Cass
and suite reached our city this morning and took
roums at the Exchange Hotel. A crowd OF
friends assembled to welcome and congratulate
him, with whom he exchanged couriesies. The
General will leave this city tomorrow for Phil
adelnhia
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ORIc.-Nn. 81, Nam ST., Richmond, Va,
CONTINUES to grant policies Lives only, At the
~ lowest rates Of premium. All persons insured fol
the term of life are Stockholders Dividends made
annually and thus far have bean IS per cent. II The
premium Is $50, portion will be loaned to the
insured if he wishes. The of the company
without parallel.
RryJ. C. MILLER, Secretary.
az Prospectus Of the Company can be had by call
ing at the AGENTS Office, in Richmond, Va, No 81,
Main street, over the store of Judah Myers, Esq.
Is. W. KNOWLES, Agent.
A. SSgAp, NJ D., corner of 9Th and Marshall streets,
Medical EXAMINER Feb. 22-d&c2awft
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NATHAN A COHEN

NATHAN A. COHEN.
TOBACCO COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHARLESTON, s. C.,
MAKES liberal advances on Tobacco consigned to
1Vl him for sale.
Also, attends 10 receiving and forwarding all dsaerp
tlon Of merchandise. May V-oSm
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Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters so. certificate
Of package OF 25 whole Tickets Si2O-shafes in pro-
portion.
Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Glass IS for lsis be
drawn on Saturday, June H. 10 No. Lotiery-ll drawn
hnllns.
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LOTTERIES.
"a. asasa:e - sc.
MANAGERS Qr JDrTCpIuc

MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
'E'hE following BriiiIant Lotteries are presented Ia
Tue patrons OF this office for JUNE. They possess
unusual attraction, and give evidence Of The sIlper6r
'n's w taihes Lotteries over all others. To The
9o,ooo LOT me .5t instant, rs .os. 20 drawn bal
ios'l we cali particular attonon-a splendid Lottery
,"' lanases me great success "hch has attended
~ r,.ns ~ tle sale Of many splendid prizes within
80 10 car, WIZ De sign post for those who in
sesun ~ fortune to send 10 D. Paine & Co, the old
C. ". PURCELL,
Agentfor Paine & Co., Richmond Virginia.
me following prizes sent TO this Agency in the
last Sky days ain.s Lotteries-which continue 10
place place them ahead Of all Others:
Doe % s ss-Msy 1a 10 10 Richmond
DO 20 90 6i-Aay I3 5000 do
20. ID 81 6O-say 20 $500 do.
whole - 80 57-May ~ 3,OuO do.
lie above Tickets can be seen at our Ace
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1s4s.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 6. for 1913
IoI Ie u1aw al Baltimore, mary land, Saturday, June
Iprizs Of s4o,oOu '"i" prize OF $4,000
! =, 10000 70 " i'0S0
iiekets Sl0-shares in proportion
;, Five prizes of 10000 DOLLARS,
6l,I0
a. baltimore on Monday, June 18th, lsis rs Nos, IL
drawn. o''i'
Prizes:
sp'ss' Of sl sCSS Is prizes of $1,000
Tickets S.; halves 4; quarters2.
10000 DOLLARS!
susquenanaa Canal Lottery, No. 90, TO he drawn at
bal.lmore on Monday, June 18th, 1913. Is Nos, 10
Grand Scheme:
prize OF 100000 90 prizes of $1,000
% 5000 90 50o,&c.
Tickets sla; halves G.; quaters 3.
prizes of $4,000 DOLLARS!
susquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No 30, to be
dIawn al Baltimore on Wednesday, June 2lst, 1885,
Grand Scheme:
3 prizes of sas'oao prizes OF $500
1000 20 lOuO
3 $3.50 &C. &c. '''
Tickets $40; halves S; quarlers2 so.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass 8, TO be drawn
al Baltimore Saturday. June 24h, lS4S 70 Nos, 90
Grand Capitals:
prize OF s 90 goo sprizssssOf s2 i'ssS
$4,000 . g 1910
! $500 Is F" 1000
$500 IS I" 500
Tickets S20-shares in proportion.
9 In purchasing by the package, deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
% Orders meet our usual promp, attention. For
daily tprce of Tickets from 81 TO $780, under
nagemeni address US, C.. w. PURCELL,
Agent for D. PAINE & CO., Richmond. Va.
May3l
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NnTIGE

NOTICE
HAVE authorized Mr. B. Trent, at Trenton, TO
collect all debts due me, which were contracted At
my Trenton Store-which Store | sold out about 18th
January, ls1S have other agent TO collect those
debts consequently payments must be made only 70 mr.
Trent or myself. JOSEPH HoDGsoS.
Columbia, June ?, ls4S-c2t'
IN CHANCERY.-VIaoisiA AT Rules held IN tho
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chancery for Fiuyanna county, in April, 1875;
c,.manI p Fontnne Plaintiff:
R.niamin seay, Executor Of Woodson Bugg, deceas-
"A and Polly his wife, formerly Polly Bugg, Jesse W.
Burs, and jeremiah Cleveland, Defendants.
The defendant, Jesse w. Bugg, not having entered
his aopearance and given security, according to the
act Of Assembly and the rules Of this Court and II APP
bearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not inha
bitant OF this Commonwealth; it Is ordered that tho
said Jesse w. Bugg do appear at the Clerks ofce OF
our said Circuit Superior Court. at rules to be holden
therein, the first Monday in July next, and answer
the plaintiffs bi and that copy ofths order be forth
with inserted in the Richmond Enquirer newspaper
published in the city of Richmond, for two months
uccessivey and posted al the Courthouse door oil 'hs
said county. Copy. Teste,
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II The Board of Managers of the Richmond
Trac. Society are requested 10 meet this after.
noon, at o'clock, in the Office OF Thomas J.
Evans. Jnne6
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j. w. sHaury IL Co.,

NJ 4 A G Z RS.
Successors 10 j. G. GREGORY & co.
OFFICE, NO. 1, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND, Virginia.
Drawn Nos. OF Leesburs Lottery, Glass 81, EI:
4S % So 40 65 20 As so 80 81 IL 81 Is.
Half Tickle! Nos % As 50, The Capital Prize
OF $4,000, in the above Lottery, sent from this
office 10 Whyie's office, Petersburg, Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1913.
Virginia Leesburg Lottery Class No %, for 1913, 10
be drawn on Saturday, June 10. - Nos, l2 drawn.
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TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Superior Court OF
Chancery for the Richmond Circuit, hled At the
state Courthouse, in the city Of Richmond on Mon
day, March 9th, 1875:
Fowle, Peterson and Mckinley Thomas Cooks-y, II.
H. PhiIip Robert Ewing, Thomas De Syver, Mordecai
Lewis and Samuel Lewis, - shipley, - Barham
and Read and Cray, Plaintifs:
against
John Hendree, William d. Wren, Sergeant OF the
city OF Richmond and such, Administrator OF Will
liam W. Hening deceased, Elijah Brown. George Hen
dree Hamilton Potts Lee oulwae late Sheriff of the
county of King and Queen and, a. SUCH Adminlstra-
tor of William w. Smith, deceased Albert w smith,
Sarah Ann Smith, William III. Smith, John ; Myers,
and Robert G. Scott, Defendants.
The deaths OF the plaintiffs. Robert Poorr, E. and \.
Hubbard aud Thomas Cooksry, having been suggested
on The record and than Two terms having elapsed
since such suggestion, without any step having been
taken 10 eyivc this suit In the names OF their represent
t,tiyps on the motion of the defendants, Albert W.
Smith Sarah Ann Smith, and william H. smith, ny
counsp il is ordered that the same be abated rs 10
those plaintiffs; and several oi the defendants be'ns
dead and their representatives not before the Court
and ndry orders having been heretofore entered here
in requiring the surviving plaintiffs To proceed 10y pro-
per steps this cause for trial, without any
steps having been yet taken TO comply with the sah
orders-nn the motion OF the said defendants alorrt
w smith Sarah Ann Smith, and William IL. smith,
by counsel, who the only parties now before the
Court claiming the fund under the control Of the Court
by virtue Of the deed Of trust executed by John Hen
dyr- 10 Robert G. Scott and John S. Myers, Trustees,
conveying certain property in trust for the benet oi
the creditors of the said John Hendree, which deed
hears date the twentyr5 day of June, eighteen nun
dred and twenty i've and Is of record in the Clerks
Office of the County Court Of llenrico, and copy
whereof is filed exhibit in this cause the Court
doth order that unless the plaintiffs In this cause do
proceed by proper process to revive and mature the
same for hearing by the next term or then show good
cause for their failure do the Court viii proceed
IN render such decree herein may BIZ deemed proper
disuosjDg of the fund under lis control among those
who may claim and shuw themselves 10 he entitled 10
The same under the deed Of trust before referred 10 from
~ s.nf and Inhn yer
Trustees And the Court doth direct that copy OF this
order be- forthwith inserted in more OF The news
papers published in the city OF Richmond, and be con
nued therein weekly until the first day Of the next
term: and that copies be served such Of the plain
tits il any, as may reside be found within this Com
monwealth Cory. Teste.
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Tickets sl0-shares in proportion. Acerfeaie OF n
package of 2f whole Tickets S20-sares In pnporlion
package Of - whole Tickets sl00shares in poportion
4 Orders for certificates or Packages single TICK
cts and Shares any Of the above Schemes address,
ed 10 the undersigned, will recsivethe most poinp nj
tenlion, and an account OF each drawing forwarded
soon "a il received.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets ff sale by
J. w. MAURY q CO., Managers,
ID
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IN N0TTowAY COUNTY COURT, APRIL TERM

IN NOTTOVAY COUNTY COURT, afhlL IL RM
ls4s:
on the motion of John H. Halcheu, one Of The dis.
trbutees of Abraham Hatchett deceased II Is ordered
that all persons having claims against the Estate OF said
decedan Abraham Iialchett. present them TO hrchi-
bnid A. Campbell Sheriff OF said county. and, as
such Administrator OF said Abraham Hatchett de-
ceased for payment, before the first day of June
next two wears having elapsed since the qualification
or appoin,lnent Of said Admnistfator and that COPY
Of this order be published in some public newspaper for
eight weeks. A Copy-Teste,
Aprjl 2s-cw5w c. w. FITZGERALD. ID. {.
A FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR SALE
7 OFFER for sale my Farm in the county OF Henrico,
i about two miles from the Old Market House. The
farm contains two hundred and sixteen acres Of which
about one hundred and twenty cleared the balance
in wood. The cleared land has all been highly i'm
proved with lime and putrescent manures, and pro-
duces very nne crops. The uncieared land has on II
very heavy growth Of wood which, from it's nearne.s
10 market is very valuable On the farm there are all
necessary houses, in good order, 10 wit: Dwelling
house with seven roons eight closets ana ceiiaI,
Kitchen laundry Office, dairy, smoke house Tour Dbl
stables for horses and COWS, and an abundant supply
of fine wafer. [ have lived on the farm io ioIe ,hdh
four wears with nearly forty in my iamig ahu mere
has NOT been case of serious sickness. he piace 10
considered by those who know u as heany Us any IN
Nv reason for wishing to sell is that may devote
49, rna snri,elv 10 my profession VIII sell the farm
SJ e.; ,ies and on the mos. liberal terms Persons
-. ;.h, y, INV are invited to call on me, either my
81. IN richmond, or at my house, on the farm.
ne aI~elf JNO. NJ. GREGORY.
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III PrUPUIlIOH.

;, Five prizes Of 10000 DOLLARS!
mayland Consolidated Lottery Glass 81 to be drawn
drawn. ' 800 = ''o''' 40
Prizes:
prizes oil Sl2, Zoo Is prizes of 81 900
5000 sc. &C.
Tickets So; halves 4; quarters 2.
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Tickets $40; halves S; quariers2 so.

10000 DOLLARS $4,000 DOLLARS!
at Baltimore on Saturday, June oath ls4s. 70 Nos, 90
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GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, 1S4s.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass No 6. for Is4s
TO be drawn at Baltimore, aryland, on satufday Juns
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Virginia Leeshurg Lottery, Glass 81, for 1873, TO be
drawn on Saturday, June 24Ih. - Nos, 10 drawn.
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fU,UUU DOLLHhO
susquehanHa Canal Lottery, No. 90 10 be drawn at
Baltimore on Monday, June 18th, 1913. Is Nos, 10
Grand Scheme
prize OF SiO,000 90 prizes of 1000
~ 5000 90 " 500 &c
Tickets sig; halves 6; uuaters g.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-03-10
REV. II. ~EsIEBARD'S
VEGETABLE ANTI Bill Gus
PILLS

THEY havs proved Of the greatest benesi in reliev-
= ing aud curing estimate ana dangerous diseases.
where other remedies have failed. The worst cases II
chronic dyspepsia, inveicrate coSiiveness, indigestion
dyspeptic consumption, hiiious cllohc, erysipclas, rheu-
rnaii>n, nervous sr sick headache. and llics, have been
entirely cured by them; also, liver complaints OF long
standing, enlargement or congestion of the spleen, sosir
times called aguc cake il tho side, bilious fever, fever
aud ague in all its ferms. i%anndice, ctDiic or spasm Ut
the muscular coat OF the stomach. diarrhTs, d, seniory
or tloodv nux. chuiera and its pfcmonitorN symptoms.
(of which many hundred cases have lcetI cureiO mental
arrangement. nervous debility, droysical swelling. numb
palscy. epilepsy, apoplexy, sea sickness, scurvy, asth
ma. pleufisy, worms in children or adults, fits. Iaoss
ness aud irrcgulariiy ofthe soweisoccasioned by teei.
ing or irritation. fevcrs, whooping cough, scarlet
hives or Group. erupiions of the skin. sc.
TEey are midi hut efeciuai in their operation upon
I the system, not causing debility or too great exciteinens.
They are perfectly safe aud proper 10 be taken in ever
pceuiiariy ofsiuation, climate or disease W ere am
! erative, ~cgthaftic oriaxaiivcw would prove h~ucneis -
TIaI ere conipat able with cysry climate, and haveis
found excellent prcventIves of the diseases incident
hot Temperatures and new countries. as fever audit u
/ bilious affections, sc. They ce,crgc aud cleanse Il
promote the secretion IF healthy blle. They Civ
strength tn lie stomach, causing the digestion to be nat
uIal, vigorous aud healthy.
Extract from a Letter from the Rep. Medde
Muas0n, Of the Georgia Methodist Con
JcreHcc.
scRivrS Co., GEORGIA, April 90, 1884.
Rev. and Dear Sir;
The fever aud ague is very prevalent in this State and
/ your Pills arc almost a certain cure for il. have broken
the disease upon myself W Ith tive doses of the pills. and
| am not alone in this experience. ! have known many
others experience the sane benefits. They are a medi
cipc HAT exactly suits His suitry climate. Yours, &c.
MEnAD MUNSON
For sale by BAssETT & ROBINSON and JAMEs
kkER, Agents. pr 20
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c aap's ui-henrs st-usf vhiei 80 eferuaNf care
thus FOUNTAIN Of pIei 80 msis1fs .fust 10 one Of
he grss'cst 81 hlessi urs % hose sfHttet WITH 3D. We
lave no hc~rstiou Do -sFt 2 thai tHs.f ifs ere fhE
G~NtNENTLN THE REMEDY over at.'Itfs usrd for
tsmsle Complaints. - al who So srr. anttf with
.uem know, and IS Ell who Will uscfHt ID willie most
perfectly convinced BY tFs results.
HFACHer CATARRH IUVVTFES.
These powders are az e9ectusitcucfY 'Hl rH those 90
siructiuns ,u the hesd and rose whief sfc produced by
rn'-s.d e thtN or other eauses. ASIatrrhI - F"fF HUfn
ur primary cause 81 manV Of the wIrsf rs-rt ~ ~
fsumstisn Of the Ese-. Of f-tsidises-.s of tHe tHfhi' i
~%indptpe. or even Of she Lungs. tuduli" 3 ".sl"g' N
% 20 % the highest consequence that IUlstHs see 1oh'
70 attended to and checked a. ius CONNIE ,rrfut .ciote
ti0tWinaies IN something worse. Ply ACCOM- ls
there - nothing equsI 90 these a t'N his
they remove 81 murfid of VYUieut ma'ief won. ia-NH'
fouu the ciorrcd or ot=irueted organs end tf.., .'a
tiy secrefions tn the gland. ard mrHH aUos, ''ti''ht
iiefr nsturaito tone and artIou. The Powders are ONE
of tho verr host rsmcd a. used for l.'ffHs isc nose
and al other crcre-reures which opHfif iH te ''"A' -
tftles. they are sirCulhf4 prompt aHI eHnfiifr h cur
.r Headache. and in giving great rrlsf l af rHse' ar
mutation q blood to TIE trsnn. aHa "iHef sif"i+ai sHe'
tious
This - orr ofthe Wn~3 NtiHsble % counter IrfifaHt- "
beiue spr1sd over tho mars Afertcd 60 relieves acute AMI
chronic pains IN the SIDE and ehct. sud trHauWnalon ~
the inroai or bronchitis tcurcsdcsNr'ss or du''ess oi
hearing. and Is nns n vcy lest remedies i'f al diseases
~ th% spine. ard 81 The hsAd or hrEfH.
AT these Medicines are pat ~ under nr Feaeh = I'm
mediate supervision, and have isHteues- ana written
sign stute attached 10 every toI, pErkaEe, phial, bottle
SC. to prevent the public from bclHE Imposed upon Nf
spurious limitations, couutertrits nr surrtpil"as ati
Giles, and the public are hereby cautioned 7sstist pu
chasing any Article - "Beachs Me-. in.s. sNTe' sue7
- have hos Likeness and written SIGNATURE 81 caeho Of
tho above named remedies.
For further PARTICULAR respecting nr Bcseh's Book
A Medicines SEQ f%ampplet, which may Pc" obtained fs
IT, Al fhs scents"
For sale by James Baker. wSeelur, Va an ismss
Bur.ey, EiTzsts tht'Nn, Va. ot =
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7~oHtDADLLfiIIA MEDICAL. tOUSE-Estabi-lcd
= IS years ago, by DIR. kINkEI.IN. The oldest,
snreSt and hest hand u &c all forms Of secret diseases,
diseases OF the skin az I . iiafy habits Of youth, Is DIR.
KIM ELM, n. w. =, ner Of Third and uulon sis,
between spruce and Pine, u squares from the En-
change. y
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE
Youth who lavu injured themselves by a certain
practice INDUCED ina hshi, frequently learned from
evil companions, OF al scbool-the effects Of which are
ai.hily felt, even WIDEN asleep, and destroy bots mInd
aud body, should apply iRmedi aiely. Weakness and
constitutional debility Immediately cured, aud iuii Sisor
restored. An letters post paid.
YOHNu III
II YOU value your life or your health. remember, the
delay OF 4 month, nav. even a wees. nsy prove }onr
ruin, both Of body and mind. fence let 40 false mod
esiy de.er YOU from making yosr case known 10 one who
ffom education and responsibility, can alone i.friend
\ ou. He who places himself under d.. kiukeiu's tteAg-
nent, may feligious!y eonhde ia ms honor as 81 gentle
man, and in whose Bosom " al be forever locked the 81.
cfei Of tie patient.
Too HaHy think they win hug The secret totheir own
heats, anG cure themselves. Alas how Oueu in IN =
faial deiuston. and how many a pronis .sg young man,
who Hiight have becn a. ornament 10 society, has faded
from the Earth.
COUNTRY ~INNALInS,
finding Il announcement 10 make personal application,
san, b Stating their case explicitly, together wiut all
their symp,ons. (pet letter Iosl palN have forwarded
10 them = chest containing DR.. ks medicines Spproprl-
atrd accordingly.
PACKAGES Of Medicines forwarded 10 any part Of The
Unued states al a moments notice.
VI Post paid letters, addressed 10 Oh klNkLLiN,
Phliadclphia. viii he prumus aftendsito.
See advertisement IA ths spirii Of The Times, fhia
dslph,A- Nov =6.-iy
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NENI. NIDl. NICI.

TfR ALIEN CoMrot ~. for The
~ cure OF Dyspepsia, LIVER NER'
voUS DEBILITY, BILIOUS AFFECTIONS :, &c sc.
Tins medicine Is offered 10 ue pubic underline as
vurance that there Is no article IN existence having stron
hy a regular GRADUATE OF JEFFERSON toL
LEGE, Philadelphia, and a rfaeilslrs ftysietsn OF
twenis years standing IN Philadelphia, Ills long expert
euce L.s confirmed him III the opinion that a compound
cd medicine was required TO prevent and remedy The de
hin at'oh produced by residing ~ low
CLIMATES. aud 10 ceuntersct the pfostraiins infueu-
ces ol the many nervous disorders VITA winch tie hu-
man family arc afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN IS a well known rhssictan, end has
uses the ahove medicine IN hts practice tor EIGHT
YEARS with the ufosi astonishing edtci, having tested
its qualities IN above five Thousand cases.
No medicine ever received more ra!efIug rccoinmcn.
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tcen bestowed on TINS. Read the following;
The late DIR. GEORGE MCCLELLAN, Of rhiladel'
phia, pronounced II one of the BtSt TONG rrcpara
uons he had ever used, and recommended 1t strongly in
case OF Dyspepsia, Nervous nehiiiiy. etc.
The following is an extract Of Il letter from
DR.. ROBERT AGNEW,
an eminent Physician Of Lancaster county Pa.
"DR |LIEN-DE siK:-lt is with great pleasure
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Tho next is a letter from
J.. A. CLEVELAND,
a celebrated Phys ician aud Druggist OF charleston. :.
gwen IN hHs own words al length.
Charleston, April Is. 1917.
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had d Medicine in my store which has gwen such a una
vefsai satisfaction and made So many perfect cures.
| can say, ia tnstaucss whsre u has been taken for
Dyspepsia, thai has ever failed 10 effect a cure.
Respectfully, yours, sc.
Dr.. j. A. CLEVELAND,
Druggist and Chemist.
IA Corrl 200 King street. Charleston sc.
The auove Medicine can be had James Bake, Vince
Ting, Va, A. n. Williams. rarkeTshurg, Va, J. &C
Cincinnati, OHIO. y A Fahnesteek, F~Ittsbur,h
and of Druggists generally.
a LEN & WARD,
Nov II ProprtetOrs Phia.