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Tup KEEpeR OF THE SEALS.

"Come on,' is the watch-word of The Old Do
minioa. The tocsin o. alarm is again rung upon
the walls OF our political Citadel-the battle that
is before US will render impershaoie the lofty
and patriotic bearing of the old matron of hall
the Confe4eracy. aalucinatons, wild and
frantic, may lead others 10 faIter in their devo'
ton to principle; but She that has heaped trea-
sures, of the purest and loveliest character,
upon the altar Of our common country, sits upon
her throne with the smile of contentment upon
her brow, ready to face the danger, and hurl de-
fiance at all attempts to seduce her from her pu.
rily. Having fostered and fed the fires Of our
hol, Revolution, and led the way in every wise
reform from the foundations Of the Republic,
and with mothers smiles and persuasion,
taught her offspring their true interests and best
direction, she calls 10 the lovers OF good or
der aud pure Government, throughout the
Union, 10 stand up IN this contest, and brave the
danger with becoming frmness. Let every man
find his way to the ballo,-box-let faction and
party pour down their torrents of defamation
Ie. the adversary preach what doctrine he may
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Horsy {, REPRESENTATIVES, July "a Is4s.

Ge1,lemer: | was hon0red with The Teceip',
few DAYS ago, OF your very Kind and daiterins
Letter. invling M 10 be present AMI 10 patticI-
pare in Democratic Mass Meeting, u De held IN
youf county on the 29h amt 29.h July. and re-
gre; 10 say IN renly that the near approach OF The
adjournment OF Congress, together with the pen
deocy before Ina. body Of one OF the most mpor-
fan, questions which ever has or ever can en-
gage it-lhat, namely. OF the right OF the slave
holder 10 go with his slaves as properly, and bold
them as SUCH in aoy of The recently acquired ter
rories, Of The Unied Safes-will pui il, for the
present, entirely out Of my power. trust, how
ever that your meeting will be as cheering, as
9arm-hearted in the good cause il has been con-
vened TO advance, and as fruitful OF happy re.
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Platform or the whig Cnnd
for the Vice Presidency.
BUFFALO,

BUFFALO, Der. IL, les.
SIR: Your communication of the 18th in,irn.
ANTI-sLAvERY SOCIETY OF THE COUNTY
OF ERIE" has Just come 10 hand. You 'uicii
my answer 10 the following intenogatores:
lat. Do you believe that petitions 10 Congress en-
the subject of slavery ana the slave trade ought !"
be- received, read, and respectfully considered .!
the repres, natives of TIE people.
ID. Are yol opposed Il the annexation Of Texas
10 this Union. under any Circumstance, Sc lon5 as
slaves are held therein!
Sd. Arc yau in favor Of Congress exercising al
the constitutional power II possesses 10 Abolish Tue
internal slavr.trade between the states!
9Th. Are you in favor OF immediate legislation
for .he abolition of slavery In the District OF LoGm
bia,
/ am much engaged, and have no time 10 enter
into an argument, or To explain al length my rea
Tor my opinion snail therefore eohle"' ",
self 70, the present, by answering ALL your ih'r'
rn.atories IN the AFFIRMATIVE, and leave lDi
some future occasion a more extended discussion
on the subject.
would, however, take this occasion TO say. ~
IN thus frankly giving my opinion, wouii no' =.
size To have II understood IN the nahe " ~, c,er
AT tn. same time that seek n" disRui.e pu' 80 N
" give nv sc nlimenrs on any subject OF ,h,e an
those for whose snffrages am . can ,.u d.n,,v,
i opposed To giving any pledge snat .n Xvown
me hereafter Of all discrr.ionay c,r IN. general
character must BE- the guarantee i"' VIC s'"' ~
sar.,n.s. of nv legislative department. oh
.vs,y ,moor,anr subject am boand !" driipefa..
Il 80 ~, ami especially as leeislltor-to Pos'
myself Of al me :. s%das.s b. sna nv soe
go 'hefsr. give final vote. if stand pleieen
a. n,,,ieular course Of action, cease Ia be re
snonsibls agent, but become mere machine =
Shnnld ,ubsrquent events show beyond all douo'
thst The course had become pledged 70 pursue
,Y,s rulnous to my constituents and dseracr'u ~
myself | have no alternative. no opportunity 'o'
re.en,an ee, and there ia no power 10 aosolse ne
from my obligation. Hence the Improperly, no'
10 say absnrdiiy, in my view, Of giving pleass
aln aware that you have not asked any p,eas.,
sood .ers. TOO we'll 10 think you desire any sueh
thing 1t was however, to prevent any mIt t., :,
ssniation on the part Of others, that nave %" =
my duty to say thus much on this subject
Very respectfully,
WILLARD FILLMORE.
IT, Chairman,
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Enr ke En1nlr.
y - YTt''V''
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION OF VIRGINIA.

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION Of VIRGINIA.
Gentlemen The Medical Convention which Assem-.
bed IN Philadelphia in May lsi7, have organized The
Medical Association OF th. United States and sri
forth its important objects IN Ia published proceedings.
which, il Is presumed are IN most OF yonr hands.
would most respectfully call your attention 10 The
e-sy az meeting IN Convention FIR our State on s"ne
early da, IN December for the purpose Of adopting such
measures n the properly qualified guardians OF thr ~.
Of ancient profession shall d-rm advisable and
proper among aud 10 furnish, by yonr wisdom lnd
experience, such matters the Of the hs.ocia.
ion rs shall rebound usefulness and honor. Iia,
ing honcTrd BY seat IN that heightened body
u representative from the 7th Congressional district,
not idle nattrntIve mbrr 10 all OF ~ pr0
Greetings, and conceded In effort then aud thrs
mace elevate medical character aud the proir,siO ~
general was strenuous IN support ii longer ar'."i
u study before admitting Young Ia the Doctors
degree. a-o advocated thr Importance Of 2 better
system OF preparatory education youth before h-
commences 10 read IN the office Of phy.ici haia
raj Philosophy and Chemistry, II did appear Ia me-
should br studied before The commencement II course
Of medical reading; ami, IN hr shop 81 regular ply
scian Pharmacy aud the various modes ~ pGliin2 ~
ptons should be thoroughly tiu.ht. All 81 these
matters, as their importance demanded, received the
att- nion oi the Association The mot ancient
and most distinguished medical schools IN this county
very readily acqut seed in the atoms Of
body aud the consequences have doubt added much
10 the worth of their diploma. To you gentlemen IN
habitmg region of our country abonndIng IN articles
Of the Mairra Mriica, where they can be taken ~
your own hands from the earth, perfectly pure aud
fresh il peculiarly desirable that you should AVA,
Yourselves o every opportunity 10 berome good oia.
ui.is and adeuts in Naieria Nrdro The late Imno,i.
report ihr House of Representatives al tbr I'M
ted states Imported Adultrrlted Drugs AMI Mrdi-
cnes renders II p.cuarlv imnrraiiy- IN pby.t,Ian.
n,,ctsing IN country suaon. IN he attentive al whom
they purchase having tmany Of them III, means
Of detecting the various lmposiions put them By our
anoh.cari-. nasty f,on, ,gnn,anr. nm .om-rlnss
,rscnrdiv undrr The OH meTcnnuIe adage III bny
the Drvil, must sell him again.. The evils which "1
have 10 contend with from with-nt truly gigantic.
and w,sn most heartily they wrrr All. hui thr worst
rneue, that our household Ia. Ia contend with are our
Inward fo.s Whether they hold in their hand. tie
n,rrhm.nt NJ som- v,n.rai.d ssat M Learning or he
,hs ,mnrriurnt mountsb,nks calling Doc.
,o,s i, ,,,,.ts nm an, !. ~, MAZE r7oH.p
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THE Fra UDULENT TICKET ONCE
MORE.-The Tim,s, referring 70 The deceptive
ticket Of faylcr aud Batter. win he lit Il Wig
Electors. nov circulating in Little Tennessee
says that there is "no Authority 10. using the
names Of the tWhis) State E!ecto;s in connection
with that OF Gen Bat'er," and adds most coricc.y,
that il Messrs Jones, &C., The Wing Electors,
'are chosen Electors by the people, they will give
the vote Of Virginia 10 u. Taylor and MiLLAaD
FILLMORE" Now, We ask, if any Democrat
Is ready TO cheat htmscif and nus directly
aid in Inc election # Willard Fillmore an
avowed Wilno, Provsvist and Abolicnst.
Fer no one can vote for Taylor, without, a the
same time, voting icr Fillmore, W, M J. S.
PcndIeton tells rs, is 10 be The next President
after Taylor Does any Democra, mean 10 make
FILLMORE PRE,InESr7 II not, lei him sco!a this
Ticket, lis author and circulators. |, is gross
fraud and forgery and we invoke our speakers,
committees and friends, everywhere, 10 explain
and expose the Trick aud deception. The genuine
Democratic Cas- and Butler ticket should te pu,
into the hands OF every Democrat,
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lei federalism send lis pampered and arrogant
II ieutenaris"Io,cach strange truths, drawn lrom
lis ,abyi.r,h OF errors IL is all il, rain. She who
keeps me seals OF political wisdom asserts 'he'
al>ehood, and with her Immaculate resolutions
of 'as and go in III, enc hans, and win hef
sparkling case, !, mineral names ~ The o'hef'
ca; IA the hcamine simplicity ol her conscious
pu.ly hts her voice viii almost sc'aPh'c ''''''
dy and gees forward, snmmonng the pa'''o' y
every State 10 duty and TO victory. ONWARD
then. IL The fchl-uSWARD!
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Friday Morning. October 20, ls4s.
80 gEESIDcNr OF rHE UNITED STATES
|, f. w Is Z A , ,,
OF MICHIGAN.
FOR YICE PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM y. BUTLER,
~ nE KENTUCKY.

oJr VS. AXE Nor slRucK WIN JUDICIAL MI
su.I Cling TO TINS CONSTITUTION As THE NAM.
,.,,xos 1hg LAST PLANK, whES MIGHT AM 10
80, c,nsr ,KouHp HIN. "-l Le,o,s Cass.
~. bnv- neither the right nor the power " ''us"
,.,.,, where II rai.ts.-Gen. Cas-
Congress has no tight say that there sha, DC
20 IN New YORK or 90 slavery In Georgia. nor is .
sry human power but The people Of those S'a'eS-
C=ss. ,x,i,r,o, p,nviso should
J.. IN, out of the national legislature, anu i. -, 49,
on,r q, The contederacy in their respective 'oa' "
IT,. the people regulate ,he. Internal concerns III 'ie
own way -Gen CdsS r,h, mis- mas
u the people who will be Affected oy ,na VA n
,,on u, adjust j, uuun their own responsibility an" "
their own mauner.-Gen Cdss. ,,,,sdi,,on nv.
am opnos-d 10 he exercise ot any Jui',Ce.e s =
f,an,,.s,nyrr The subject Of sav-ry.-'en. ldss .
do moi ace IN the Constitution any grant o' SUN
mower TO Congress.-Gen Cdss. ;. IA, , reasou
NJ ,s.cs snou,d be granted 10 Mexico, III Ieaso
,hl indemnity is obtaued for the Injuries she Has
us.-Gea Cass. - ,.,,o,o,s prosecu
We ar. al war with Mexico, and lis vigorous ,mn.
,,on "a m. surest means OF It's termnat'o' anu up
indemnity the safest guaranty against ue
winch uruyukrd it.-Gen. Cass.
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RALLY TOMORROW NIGHT

], will be seen that Mr. Bowten Of Alabama
an eloquent speaker from The South, will address
the Democratic Association Tomorrow night, at
Odd Fellows Hall. We lrus, that tie DEMO-.
racy will rally in full force 10 listen 10 he voice
Of eloquence and truth, ana 10 rejoice over The
brigh, prospects Of our cause in he approaching
contest
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nruorR.TIC ELECTORS.

LIT D..tr,et-JoHNS MiLLSoN OF NoIio'n.
% D,.,r,st-FRANCIS RiVES OF Peiersnuss.
30 49,, urTRy l. HOPKINS Of Po~i'atan
AZ. Dnp,et-WILLiS r. BoCOcK Of BueA.n u, P,..y,
SIN D,strtc,-WiLLtAM NJ TREp"ai u
vania. .,A.n.rle
FIJI D,,,,,e,-sHELToN +. LEAkE oil Aloen r,,u.r,.
7n D.sunt-JnuN barbour, r. .rp - oS West.
sn Dst,,st-iiENRY 4. WhsfiN1io w
murrand. - ,,chuond CITY
Ola Ut.,r,et-ROBERr t. SCOTT q, san,,c
Irl D,trut-aENRY 4. WISE OF n."nsn,r.
In Ln,,ret-rHOMaS SLOAN =, =, Shenandoah
i ,sis t,.,r,e,-JonN I.ErcHER Of Rcekhndee.
iai JOHN & fLp pSsS ., MssS" ~ Giles,
,2s L D. SaMiIEIL uAYS of Gilner
i ,9s Ia.,,ssi--oBAplAH ". LaNGFlrr oi hfooke
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HEAR HlM.-Freeman I'll. Morse, Iale
whis congressman from Maine, recently az
dressed The whig> OF his district and in he ooure
Of his remarks spoke Of their nominee Tor Pre>i.
Dent as follows
What has General Taylor done Tor Inc cour
Try, that connects his name with any Principle?
do not want man Tor my candidate who hes
no principles 10 avow. do not want man VITO
will run as The candidate o. The naive American
parry, or the ireesoil party, or the iocooco party
or any party that may take MIN up.'
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al. Do you desire The success .

would appeal. Do you desire The success OF Il.
parry that opposes your country in every foreign
Controversy patty whose leaders have com.
United moral treason" in Two wars-,he war WIN
England in 1912, and The war with Mexico in
in one porion OF me Union because he is in IA.
vor ol The extension OF slavery, and in the other
because he is not |! not, then cas-, your ballots
for the candidates OF The parry whose feelings are
American, and wnos principles are Loi hidden
from The people.
To our Democratic brethren We again say, a
glorious and splendid triumph is within your
reach, IL You will make the necessary effJrs ID
secure i. Will you not do III We await, in
confidence, your answer d, The ballo boxes in
November.
WssHIsdToN Oct l6, ls4s.
PRESIDENTIAL CALCULATION.
The N Y. Tribune, sums up the PresidenisI
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10 The Editors Of the Enquirer

ORANGE, 23d August, lS49.
Gentlemen Enclosed we send you the excel
lent letters Of Major James Garland and Cover
nor Mcdowell, addressed 10 the Committee Of
Invitation 10 the mas, meeting held at Orange
Court House, on the 18th and 29ih July. The
reading of the first was accidentally omitted at
the meeting latter was not received till
few days after
Your friends, JN0. WILLIS,
JAS. NEWMAN,
Z. HENSHAW, &c.
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FLUvASSA COUNTY.

We understand that S. F. Leake and Mr.
VIM. c. Riyes are expected TO have a political
discussion at Fluvanna October Court on Mon
day next
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And AZ no moment Of time, from the h1at o. .v ~"
Phad.phs nominations TO THIS aay aaue dreamed Of
rank and file Of Virginia ever ), Sa'e''' :
waVehns ~ ''D Risinosd Republican, Sept. 10
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TAKE NOTICE..

A special elect on will AXE place nthe coun-
~ Of Powhaan On Thurs4ay, The 81 Of Novem-
Der, 10 supply The vacancy occasioned by the re-
sipnaliou OF Judge Nash We appeal 10 our
friends 10 rally > the pos in support OF that
sterling Democrat Henri, L. Hopkins, Esq.
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Their obrdient servant,
A MEhsER lF THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
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OHIO AND PENNSYLVANIA.

Strange TO say, log yel hangs over The result IN
each OF these giant States. The last news from
Ohio is a Geographic despatch in yesteFaayss
: "'V"' " COLUMBUS, Oct. Is
Governor so close that neither parry claim
with any certainty. In vote oil over 'oV,oo oo
there cannot be difference Of more than from iuU
10 800 Eleven democrats elected ~ congress
and zen wings. Senate lie. In The House Inc
chances are in favor OF The Democrats. sever a.
seats will lie Contested. Ii Is ieIf'ole1e'eAs y
the wings. .. "tpA"i'
Asto PENNSYLVANIA we had thought tina me
despatch sent 10 us on Wednesday hi5h' y
our friend OF The Philadelphia Times hdu
settled the mater in favor Of Longs'fe'h-ou' .
seems from the following dispatches IN yes'e'
days Union, that the "lrue prince" the fea'
Governor, turns upon point Al w. On
Wednesday night, Johnston was elected BY fhree
and at 10 P. M, one hour alter, LonSsue'hs
majority was one and only eight couh'ies 10 near
from officially. Whether we have the Governor
or not, we have cut down The boasied Geographic
Wing majority of six or seven t10nsanes 70 ~s'0
and lhe election OF the Democratic Canal
Commissioned by two thousand shows Inc oia'e
10 be Democratic. Ia Ohio, 100, we have
achieved glorious victory. Both these States
We regard as safe for Cas- and Butler. Let our
friends in Virginia see that Virginia stand by
them in her full strength
Rcceired fiOm Harrisburg al y N.
Last phase The House Of ReQr1seutanvfs
-. ne IA n
inc hu, official returns can deiermine IT, Not
much of wing victory. uSioS ofFick.
Receired from Philadelphia a. =. p N.
Our io,,ines This evening Al : D. m, are
Lousstrelh "a 344; Johnston. "a A1, FMS IS
close work. Nlrc counties Cfi;lai 10 near from
House Of Representatives 81 democrats, and 40
ledet a,sls, composed Of 100 memhefs.
Painters Democratic Canal ComnissloneTs)
majority is not below 1900.
H.MiLToN Il FoRNEY:
Received from PailadoLptta AZ III. +. W
Corf,c,ed ioo,ings: Lon2sreta 2l,39S, John
s,on "a 397. Elk and Forest, together wish Greene,
Mexican, Warren, Sullivan, Jefferson, and Potter,
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SHIPS OF THE DESERT.

This name is given by the Arabs,
Persians, and other Orientals, to the
Camel, This animal being the convey
or of the commerce of the East across
their wilderness of sand. Sandys
says-'These are ships of Arabia; their
seas are the deserts, creature created
for burden" Bruce What ena-
bles the shepherd to perform the long
and toilsone journeys across Africa,
is the camel, emphaticaIly called by the
Arabs, the shi p of the desert The
catel is not fast traveller; bnt the
dromedary is among the flee,est Of
beasts of burden. l, will t!ot in one
night as far as any one horse can 60 IN
ten. 1t will travel without breaking
this long hard trot twenty.four hours,
and then swallowing little food, will
start onward at The same rate, and SO
for many successive stages. ..
Some have supposed that by "the
swift ships" spoken Of in job, this an
imal is meant. But others render this
"ships ofpapyrus" small and fleet
vessel made of'his light material, well
known in early Eastern narrative.
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BUREAUS, TABLES, SAFES,
DNDs9TADs9 pGsssHso

YEyHE. undersigned would announce to the
q public. that he is prepared to manufac-
ture. a; the shortest notice, Bureaus. Tables,
Cupboards. Presses, Safes. Stands, Bedsteads
and every other article in the cabinet line. of
every quality and III such style as may be de.
sired. Young married persons can be tur>
nished with sets of furniture upon the most
reasonable terms. The work in all cases to
be executed in The most durable style.
QfCoffins made to order in the best style
and upon rearonabe terms.
He would also state, for the information OF
his numerous female friends. that he continues
to manufacture the Washing Machine. so az =
propriately called the Ladies' Delight He
has sold about 90 of these machines during
the past year, and they have given gen.
eral satisfaction. tits unnecessary to say any
thing more about them. Try them.
All kinds Of gram viii be taken in exchange
for work at market prices
He returns his thanks for the very liberal
patronage heretofore received. and will en-
eavor to merit continuance of the same.
His shopi nearly opposite Mr. We'sh's
tavern. WILLIAM I. STEWART.
August 26
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DIR. THOMPSON'S
UTERINE TRUSS.

IS the OPINION OF at the principal Pro1es'
l. sors of medicine in the United States, who
have given their testimony, that Dr.. 7HonP.
sons "Pntemt apparatus farthe cure Of Prolop'
sus and other Diseases" pc ssesses superior ad-
vantagts over any otherapparatus ofthe kind
ever presented to the public. Their certj6-
Gates to that effect can be seen by calling
on the undersigned at his store in Woot-
stock.
These Trusses nave been examined by DR..
Irwin, DR.. Magruder,& DR. Wun;ler, and they
concur with the above sentiments-that it is
the most easy. safe. and Gel tain remedy for
those diseases it Processes 10 cure, ever in, en-
ted. They can be had at ny store. Those
who stand in need Of an article Ct this kind
would 90 we'll to make immediate application
JOHN G.. SCHMITT.
Woodstock Iuiu 90 1919 U
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HOUSE. SIGN,
AND
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING,
GfLr1NG AND GLAZING, sc

VENIIE undersigned respectfully informs the
Il citizens of Shenandoah and adj dining
counties, that he still contn, es to carry on all
the above branches of Painting. He deems
it proper to state. that he not only served a
regular apprenticeship uneler a mas,er'paint-
err in one Of the most fashionable cities in the
State, but that he has worked in most of the
principal cities. in the United States. He
therefore hatters himself, that for durability.
varie,, of coIors and neatness of execution
all work entrusted to him shall be superior
to that done by any other painter in this place
or vicinity Reference may be had to the
following gentlemen, who have had ample op
portunities of Judging Of the character of his
work, and who have visited some Of our prn
cipal cities and seen the best specimens OF
painting to be found
Dr. " " MAGRUpER, Din II S WUNDER,
In J 6 ScHMIrr, sc WILLIAMS,
.IoHx CLOVER, ST.. JoHN kooSTZ.
CHARLES WELSH, REUBEN WALTON.
n d. To those in the country who concei:
themselves to be expert painters, but whs
are sadly deficient in many respects, he would
Just say, that if they will call upon
him, he will instruct them in the art of graz
ming. n arblng and hattening walls. on very
liberal terms, as there is ample room for i'm
provement ROBERT BLAIR
Woodstock. June IFS
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THE aLL-HE.aLING OINTMENT
Il Being externally applied. exerts row.
er in opening the pores which no other medi-
cine known is capable of doing. and hence
the great multitude Of astonishing cures. Of
the worst disease, $, which it has affected. It
will be found the most useful as we'll as the
cheapest Family Medicine in the world. /
have used it for the last fourteen years with q
success which has no parallel. tor all diseases
of the CHEST, CONSUMPTION. LIVER CoMPLlNr
and the most dangerous ofinternal and exter.
nal maladies. BY removing checked perspi-
ration, It never fails to cure Rhe umatism. Pies,
Burns, Scalds Bowel complaint, Dyspepsia,
and fits of all kinds.
For sale by ! e sCHMiTT, Woodstock
r \ MACHlR, Strasburg. (Dec 2, ~ y