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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS.
DAVIS a. EkAYSEEs
A. ID. WREN,
Agent for Stanton.

1ow receiving and opening his supply ofFAL,I,
AND WINTER GOODS, consisting Of tho
usual variety, among which may be found hand.
some assortment Of Cashmeres; Muslin de LANES
Black Alpaca, from % cts. to 81 25 cents Sill
and Gaia Plalds Plaid, TeFkere, Cashmere and
Iloth Shawls; .Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Gloves.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, &c. &C.. all Of yybicI
VIII be sold cheap, and to which he would regoect-
fully invite attention.
Stanton, Oct 6, 1S47
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DIR. SWEETSER'S PANACEA.

WIS MEDICINE is warranted on oath, not TO con-
L tain particle Of Calomel, Corrosive Subiima,c
Arsenic, Chloride OF Gold, any dcetcrious
The principie upon which this medicine acts is by as
ss''ng aud harmonizng with naturc it drives ont all
iou acrimonious humors from the blood aud body and
by assmiiatng with and Strengthening the gastric uic,
oihe stomach assists digestion in short there is moi
vein artery muscle in the human body that
Is not strengthened by the PANAcEA aud il also bosses
SEES the remarkable property of removing mercury from
the bones and joints.
FOR ERUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.
Scurvcy. Scorbutic Affections, Tumors ScroiruIa or
King Evil, White Swelling, Fry sipslas Ulcers Can
GERS Running Sores, Scabs aud Bcs time and deter
mined perseverance in DIR. SwEErsER's PANAcEA will
ELECT cure.
FOR INDIGESTION.
Rejection OF Food, Nausea, Vonitings Nervous afrc
uons Bilious complaints. Headache, Palvncss or Fc.
male Irregularities, DIR SwEETsERs PANAcEA will soon
ELECT cure but ii obstinate attended yrinn.s
flying pains the dose should be increased and The cur,
Will soon be effected. Let not the patients fryht,n
themselves with the idea that they arr, too weak TO lax
much medicine but bear in mind that this mildly one
rating medicine puts weakness into the frame I'm,
most certainly draws weakness out, leaves strength in
ITS place, and by giving composed sleep at night and am
appetite TO relish any food animatcs the whole frame
with vigorous action, clearing the mind and
the sight. 20
DYSPEPSIA OF FIVE YEARS DURATION,
.iccompaiId ,cih Nervous Debility, cured by The
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF LAND.

ESY virtue ola Decree of the Circuit Superior
Court Of Law and Chancery for Bath County.
pronounced on the 30th day Of September, 1917, in
cause therein depending and undetermined, in
which Crawford & Company are plaintiffs and
William X. Tidd and others are defendants, shall.
on The 18TH day of December, lS47, at the front
door OF the Courthouse of Bath County. proceed
To sell upon credit ofsix, twelve and EIGHTEEN
months, TO the highest bidder. the
TRACT OF LAND
the bill and proceedings mentioned: it beino tho
same upon which said I'ldd now resides. contaIninr
10 ACRES, lying and being in the said Conoty
OF Bath on Cowardin's Run, about four miles from
the warm Springs; upon which is comfortable
DWELLING HOUSE, good SAW MILL,
upon neyer-iang stream and abounds with the
hneSt OF TIMBER, rendering it very desirable prop
erly for the erection of any kind of machinery
- $. A. PORTER, Comm'r.
Nov. II, lSl7--Jw.
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A G L N CY.

TNHE subscriber having obtained an agency for
selling manufactured Tobacco, and having just
rceived 10 whole and half Boxes of various brands
ipm the best Lynchburg, DanriIie and Richmond
factories at prices from 10 to SO cents for Saun-
STs Gold Leaf. Merchants and dealers are res
T'ciully invited TO call and examine the qualities
aid prices before purchasing.
ALSO. Logan's Superior Spanish and half
9anish Segars, Principe do, Rifle do, Castillo
o.. Havana do, &c, &c, all which will be sold
aFactory prices. JNO BRANDEBURG,
/, Opposite the Spectator Office.
iStauuton, Sept. Is, 1917.
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NEW STORE.
opposite THE SPECTATOR OFFICE

-TSI6A
1--WE undersigned is now receiving and opening
an entire New Stock of Goods consisting If,
pIrt of Groceries, Hardware, Glass and Putty,
I've Stuffs. Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Cot
tip Cloths, bleached and unbleached, Bed Tick
lB, Calicoes. F'Iannels, Sc, Sc, all at very
snail advance for CASH, or to punctual customers
% time. To his friends and acquaintance who
lave heretofore dealt with him, he would respect
fully say that he is now so situated as to make it
tier interest To call him and examine his prices.
bling assured they will not go away dissatisfied.
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
Stanton, Sept Is, IS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
LAND FOR SALE.

4 AViNG failed to dispose ,of my FARM at
public sale, now offer it privately. II ia
situated ten miles southwest of Staunton. and two
miles from Greenville, in Augusta Co., Va, con-
talns ' "
SJ5 ACRES,
ab,ut twothirds of whielt4is cleared and under
good state OF cultivation. There are from fifteen
totweniy acres Of WATKaED MEADOW, and
FRAME HOUSE. good BANK BARN. GOOD
Sao'ing and all necessary buildings suitable for
Farm. There is also good ORCHARD, with
frat OF nearly every kind. This Farm is well
watered, having good SPRING with Spring
House, and number OF ether springs on it, and
tfIee small streams runniag into the place, so as to
afford water to almost every field
July %, 1917.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
A YANKEE WIT.

A Yankee, travelling in the Southern States
stopped at an inn for the night. He saw his horse
well lodged in barn, and entered the house where
he found a party of Southern gentlemen assembled
on their return from horse race. The Yankee
during the evening, amused the company with
jokes.
In the morning, on preparing to mount his horse
to resume his journey, he found him too lame to
proceed any further. In this dilemma, the South
-erners met him in the yard where they were pre-
pairing to mount some Of their fine racers. Saws
one OF the Southerners to the Yankee
"My friend, we have heard much OF Yankee
wits and tricks: do show US trick before YOU
leave Us %
The Yankee attempted TO assure them that he
was not witty, nor had any tricks to exhibit, but
in vain
Whereupon he says ''WcH, gentlemen. if
you insist upon it, will show you irick.-Let
any of you start as he pleases, and will bet YOU
five spot that will run and jump up bchind'
"D0ne," cried several voices at once
One rider immediately set forward at full speed
}ie found no Yankee on the crupper behind him.
He stopped to claim the bet but then discovered
that the Yankee had run after hn-on his STARTING
for few rods, and afterwards continued iurnpin9
up in the air he was dumping up behind" It
was decided that the Yankee had won the bet.
''Who could not do that?" exclaimed the NOR
tilted Southerner, as he EDTked over the money.
"You can't, said the Yankee.
cpl bet yon my horse Of that. my lad here
mount him. There-siart ahead"
The Yankee mounted the horse and set forward
at steady pace. But lust as the Southerner had
run forward some rods and was about to "inmp
up behind" to his infinite chagrn he saw the Yam.
kee face about, riding with his back to the horses
head The Southerner looked fire brands and
daggers and continued to look, until the Yankee
and his horse were ont of sight. And he has new
or seen either of them since.
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OEB B5oYgJSMEye

y CSI received 300 gallons old RYE Wits
KEY, warranted No. ! for sale by the bar
rel, or less quantity. Als,, in store BEST and com
mon French Brandy, pure Madeira Wine, Mala-
ga Wine, Apple Brandy and Holland Gin.
JOHN BRANDEBURG.
Opposite The Spectator Office.
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n pursuance of the foregoing order, the Com
nlssioners will, on Friday the Dist day of Janu-
airy next, proceed TO sell The property as therein di
rected The property consists of the LARGE frame
STORE HOUSE & LUMBER HOUSE, front.
ing the Virginia Hotel" stuccned DWELL.
INC HOUSE, fronting the Bell Tavern proper
iiy, four BRICK OFFICES, fronting on Court
House yard, with the Lots of ground attached ia
ii'etn respectively, and, If necessary to be sold
twenty feet Of ground with improvements in nos
session off. B. Breckenridge, Esq
WILLIAM FRAZIER,3
NlCHO. X. TROUT, oommIs
December %, lS47.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05

The Hon. JoHN p. GAINES, recently a prisoner
in the city OF Mexico, and member elect Of the
present Congress, reached his home in Covinrton.
KY, on Thursday last, and met with an euthusias
Tic reception lie was met by large procession
of his fellow citizens, and welcomed home by Johu
w. Stevenson, esq, who had been selected by the
people of Covington to represent them on the occa
sion. Major Gaines replied in speech which nc
cupied one hour and 4 half in its delivery. Il wac
listened to with the deepest interest The Cincin-
natl Atlas gives sketch Of the speech, from which
We extract the following:
He said very little of political matters: bu, that
little was full Of meaning. In regard to the war.
he re-avowed The opinion declared by him before he
joined the army, that it wrongfully brought
about by our government; and he now added that
the administration were quite as censurable for the
manner OF Its prosecution as fuF its unjust origin
Inc Army ,he knew, from personal observation
mad suffered for want of provisions, munitions and
men, the means Of furnishing all which, had been
placed IN the hands of the President By Congress
Not only had the gallant soldiers suffered great
personal privations owing 10 this direlctun of the
Executive, bat the war had been actually proonp-
ed and rendered much more bloody and disastrous
than 1t would otherwise have been Had The Pre-
sldent employed the means at his disposal in rein
forcing Gen. Scott, the city of Mexico would have
less loss OF life than that actually incurred from the
lnefliclency of the Administration. In these opin-
ions respecting the failure OF the Executive to
furnish provisions, munitions and men to the Army.
and the mnurnful results Of such nefficiency, Mai
Galnes said every man in the Army, whatever his
political predictions, emphatcay concurred with
him.
He avowed his intention IL vote in Congress the
ampest supplies for the Army, as long as the war
legally exists; bat he also avCwed, with great en-
phas's, his decisive determination to oppose the an
nexatlon OF any Mexican territory to the United
States, or the incorporation Of any portion of the
people of Mexico with ours.
He remarked that he never found Mexican in
Mexico in favor of peace with the United States
land he had no hope of any treaty through the in
strumentallty of Mr.. Tris Ho had given this o.
plnlon to Gen. Scott, who greatly ANNOYED
thereat, the General confidently believing that on
taking the city, he would dictate the terms of peace
TO the enemy. lie expects TO be ready to take his
seat In Congress about the first Monday in January
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
There is pso reason 90 be sick

by the Of DR.. Woods pleasant and at all events
harmless medicine, they keep themselves in sound
and vigorous condition without trouble. persons of
bilious or nervous temperament Of weak or scroiu
oms habit, prrdsposcd 10 Dyspepsia or Suffering with
IL IN his wors, iorntroublcd with Liver complaint of
any KIND, pcscrcl with canccrous or other eruptions
AFFLICTED with Diseases Of the Heart Piles Rhcuma
tSm qnalmish Stomach Sick Headache, the avv lu rel
S 81 NE OF excess, lily pochroUdia, Dependency
Fia,mirncc Neuralgia, or any of these DREA DFUL
INFLlCTIONS.
Sold wholesale and retail by WYATT & KETCH-
AM, III Fulton Street, n. Y, Dr. f. BERKELEY
.anh'on, and by Druggists generally throughout the
United States Put up and sold in large bottles at S
July > 1917.
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IN CIiANCERY.

an ShhNSFsR1.
This cause came on this 9th day of November.
iS4|, upon motion TO dissolve the Injunction n
warded the plaintiff herein, on the 9Th day of DC
tOber, 1917, on consideration whereof the Cour,
doth override said motion, and the Court being of
opInion that the property conveyed by the plaintiff
To the defendant, Frazier. in trust 10 secure The
debt to defendant, Rosa b. Boys. should not be
sold altogether, but in parcels and that the twenty
feet OF ground since sold and conveyed to the de-
iendant, Breckinridge, should not be sold under
said trust deed until it is first ascertained that the
balance o' the property is insufficient to pay the
debt with lis interest due to the said defendant.
Rosa b. Boys
It's therefore adjudgcd and ordered that VIM Fra
zier and n. X. Trout, who are the trustees in tho
trust deeds in the bill mentioned be and they are
hereby appointed commissioners who shall. after
advertising the time and place of sale in the S,aun
ton Spectator for thirty days, proceed to sell said
property In the hill mentioned in front of the Bell
Tavern, in the town of Siaunton, TO the hiphest
bidder, upon The following terms So much OF the
purchase money rs shall be sufficient TO nav the
charges and expenses of sale in hand and the bal
ance upon credit of six, twelve and eiubteon
months and that said commissioners sell said pro
perry IN parcels that is, the store house and lumber
house, with the ground attached thereto in one mar
cell the dwelling house and the ground attached
thereto IN another parcel, aud each of the four brick
Offices x the ground attached thereto in SD MANY
separate distinct parcels; should the proceeds of
SAID property prove insufficient TO paw s. DISCHARGE
The debt, with lis interest, secured To the defendant
Rosa B. Boys, then tn Il said commissioners. in the
like manner aud upon the same terms, sell the
twenty feet of ground, sold and conveyed bv the
p'alnllf 10 the defendant, Breckenridge, and that
SAID commissioners take from the purchaser or pur-
chasers OF said property bonds and gond security
retaining the legal title ultimate security and
that they report their proceedings TO this Court in
order to a final decree, and returning with their
report The bonds of the purchasers.
Copy-Tes,e.]
n. C.. KINNEY r =
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS

10 any persons afflicted with Piles, and all diseases of
Shiiar nature, or which found IN conjunction with
me Piles IT cure is no, effected bv h: use Of DIR
uPHAM'S VEGETABLE ELECTUARY II is an
;u Al hEMEDV, not an external application. and
internal or external and the only thing that will
mere Is no mistake about il. ii is "a positive cure
speedy and permanent 1t is 10 a convenient m,di.
cine 10 rake aud Improves general health in re-
markabie manner, IL vry mild in its operation and
may be taken iii cases of the most acntc nlam,,ion
without danger All extcr. al applications are in the
hlShcst degree disagreeabic, and ofrn
SNci aa from the very nature of the disease tcmpo-
rary in their effects. This medicine attacks ib. d.
"r M MS sonrcc aud removing the Cause renders the
INFLAMMATORY DISEASES
Although the Eectrary was originally prcparcd for
INC cure OF Pl's, Yet il has proved itself TO be med
icne Tar superior 10 all Others in al; diseases of an in
1lammatory character, with determination of blood IN
any particular part organ. la inflammation and Con-
gcston OF the Liver and Spleen; inhamnations Sore
ness ana Liberation OF the Stomach, Bowels Kidneys
and Bladder; Inlammatory and McrcuriaI Rbeuma
tism, 1t is the best medicine ever discovered
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JUST BiA0lsLW1sID0
= DOZEN Collins & Co.'S warranted Axes. for
sale by J. G.. RIDGWAY.
Nov. TO
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Sold wi olesalc and retail by WYATT & KETcu.
AM, i2i Fulton Street, n. Y, DR.. f.. BERKELEY
stanton and hy Druggists generally throughou the u
nitcd States. Price, $ box.
July 10, 1871
N B.-Thc genuine Eiecuary has the written sir.
also done with 4 pcn.l ~ %
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324 Acres.

lying and being in the County of Bath on the W.
tiers OF Jackson's River, about miles from the
Warm Springs, and part of the old tract origi-
nally belonging TO his father, William NJ Dean.
decd i he above tract will be sold in two par
GELS, running line 50 as to take off the northeast
ern end, adjoining George MaySe, about 20 acres
A considerable portion OF said land is in cnltiva-
ton, with a comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
and other necessary buildings thereon, and is a de
srabie property for man with a small family.
STEPHEN A. PORTER,
Dec |, lS47. Commissioner
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PUBLIC SALE
OF
TO W n PR OPERTY,

VlRGlNiA:-Ata Circuit Superior Court of
or Law and Chancery held for Augusta Coun-
iy,at the Court House, On Tuesday the 9th day Of
November, lS47,
David kerr-Plaiutiif,
as.
William Frazier. Rosa B. Boys, Nicholas X. Trout,
Charles H. Lewis, Il. A. Lathorm and John
t. Hreckin,idoc-I Defendants
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DISAPPOINTMENT.
DO4LMiLSSIO NlA29S SALE
OF l. AMI

ESl virtue Of decree OF the Circuit Superior
~ Court of Law and Chancery for Bath County.
pronounced on the 3oth day Of September, l847,
III cause therein depending, in which Bernard
PeytOn is plaintiff. and VIM NJ. Dean and others
are defendants, shall, on the th day of Jannary.
1913, at the front door of the Court house of Bath
County, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, upon
a credit OF SIX, twelve and eighteen months the
Tract of Land in the bill and proceedings mention
ed' II being the same upon which said Dean re-
sides. containing
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Capt. G. ". .McLcan's Certificate.

-, EAHWAv, June rs, 1877.
have been afflicted for years with the PlIrs and
nave tried without anything Ike permanent benefit
almost everything assuming the name of a remedy /
mad us q matter OF course, lost all coufdcnc, in mcdi
enc. Under this feeling l was inaced-not without
reluctance / confess 10 use ..Uphom,s EIcc,,a >,
ana having used 1t Tor about three weeks ACCORDING 10
the directions laid down, find TO my utter surnrs nc
wen as satisfaction, that every symthom OF the disease
has left me- think it due alike 10 Dr. Upbam and
myself TO make This statement '
u. W. MCLEAN, late Of the U s N
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DISAPPOINTMENT

IHE above sale is postponed until Tuesday
the iil day of January next.
Dec. y, l87. ;. A. PORTER, Coinn'r.
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One cask Of Superior Winter Strained Oil. lust
received by T.. BERKELEY
Dec. 22.
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A Hoe PEN.-"Excuse haste and bad pen, p
~ the hog said to tho butcher whom no escaped.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
IR AND AGUE.

10 cure aguc and fever the of the disease must
he removed ont oil the blood aud body which can b. c
fccnaliy done by using Dir. Swcctscrs Pauacca which
purcS, ccanscs and strengthens. 1t contains nothing
that can possibly nJurc, and its is always safe
guard against cIis and fever.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
The Press, the Clergy, and the Faculty.

Many of the members Of which professions have been
compelled 10 speak in its favor by witnessing its great
virtues in The effects il produced their friends and
III some instances thcms. Ives.
Ii is generally received, and opinion that as
the world grows older IL grows scr." Persons w no
have tested the qualities OF thes bitcrs convinced
that at least, they bayc grown wiser. for where they
used TO think that they must wait fer illness to pros
tratc them before they could have any scrvccablc aid
IN getting their health restored they understand
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05

Of almost every description, for
sale 6y J. &. RIDGWAY.
Nov. 10.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
THE PRESERVATIVE OF
HEALTH.

nURING all seasons of The year, and in all climates
- may truiy BE- found in superior and highly cs.
tecmcd Vegetable preparation made of materials which
the world universally commcnds, and called
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1848-01-05
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES
iO@o 40 ULPlAII0S
VEG F'EAE35.g: Ea4ECTgARY.
AN INTERNAL. REMEDY.
INVENTED Ely
DIR. "A. UPEANT.
T'cs, gHoassN.s2 Eocrsons

MAI have used hR. UPHAMS ELECTUARY.
~: lor inc files' Chronic, Dyscntcry Imilammatory
umcatSs OF cures made ty its use, when all Other rem
edcs have ailed and the propric;ors are now prpar
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RHEUMATISM, RHEUMATIC GOVT, AND
MERCURIAL DISEASES,

Find safe and speedy in DR. Swectscr's Panacca
u cures by searching blood vessel artery and
driving out ali impurities aad foul humors accumulated
'hrrcn, which Is the cause of rheumatism, govt, and
Hing Of the jnints.
For Dr0psy, fdnIng Of The Botce!s, Impurities of The
Blood, M0ctuial 1aint JVeakness Of he spine. mom
or BLOOD TO The mead, GidGDeSs, Singing or Buesins
Noise IN The Head and Ears DIR. Swcctscr's Panacca
viii give certain relief; in all and chronic cases
the patients cannot b. too often reminded that larger do
SEES and perseverance Will effect Il cure.
In tht,tS and Ferer Bilious Ferer affections Of Ike
Eyes and Ears. Spongy and Bleeding Gums. ByoncIe
t's, and recent Coughs and Colds DR. Swcctscr's pa
nacca will be found perfectly certain in It's CT
EsctS -
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DIR. WOODS
SiRSlPlRILLi AND WILD CHERRY BITTERS

ihis invaluable preparation has been before pub
lie during very lengthy period. and cases
where every thin1 eIee had failed, has been prescribed
by regular Physicians with THE MOST CERTAIN
SUCCESS!
Certificates 10 this cfCet-authcntic oncs-havc been
furnished and in countless numbers. And only have
the sick been restored 10 h(e by the agency OF this in
valuable compound but the facts have freely pro-
mulgatcd by -
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PILES

In all cases Of Piles, DIR. Swcctscrs Panacca will cf
irct very speedy cure IL removes from the blood
stomach and bowels all those acrd burning bumors
which arc thc Of Piles and Cosivcncss and bv
strcngthng the digestive organs improves every part
Of the entire body.
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DR., SWEETNER'S PANaCEl.
BALr,MonE. Nav S,b. Is.

certify, that for the last five years. have been at
ii'ccd with Dyspepsia AMI Water Rrash, accompanied
WIN general weakness OF the whole system particu
iarly distressing Pans in the back At times IN digcs-
ton was so bad that could scarcely keep thing on
my stomach, and coffee cond touch. I had been
prescriptions, without receiving any benefit A few
weeks ago commenced taking DR. Swcetscrs Panacca,
ana before had finished the first bottle felt certain il
would cure me- as no medicine had taken had such an
cicct ON me- have taken three boitlrs and feel
perfectly we'll am however, TAX another bottle to
strengthen my nervous system make this stacmcn nj
publicly, 10 let the afflicted know where to obtain relief
Yours, respectfully,