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CONSUMPTION.

This terrible disease Is commonly attributed to our
climate But if the climate were to blame, the disease
would have been inflicted that, and not upon the
people We think the fault is in the people, and that,
t the people would keep the skins Of themselves and
their children properly washed, and abstain from gn
lony poison and idleness for generation or two, Con-
sumption would be more known.
However, Consumption prevails as matters are, and
hicks OF the best and pretest Of u.s. In our prime. In
this state Of things we do tho best can-piecs
and patch out the web Of life, with journeys, voyages
and medicines OF oil the medicines we know of, DR..
WIsTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY Is what
we first recommend. We have in our Office living
proof OF lis efficacy, who but for it, would have been
beneath the sod long ago. The inventor Of this medi-
cine fDr. Wisar) was man Of science, of humantyi
and prepared the remedy in It's best FORM
and tho public may rely upon Mr.. Fowe for the genu
inc articie-l Bostox Daily cAronotype, Jaw Is, ls47
~ Beware Of counterfeits. None genuine unless
signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper.
ar For sale by GAYNoR & WOOD and ALEX
AMER DUyAL only Agents for Richmond.
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VALUABLE DAN RIVER LAND FOR


HAVING purchased land in Charlotte, with view
IL Of residing In that county, WILL on TUESDAY,
- O'Clock, the premises sell The highest bidder
my Tract Of Land-iormerly the home tract Of Thomas
Torian-lying in the county of Halifax the North
side OF Dan river, miles South Of Halifax Court
house, and adjoining the lands OF Robinson Owen and
Scare Toran This tract contains by survey, 6l6
be the same more or less-223 acres OF which low
grounds, and from 40 10 300 woodland. The low
grounds OF the best quality, safe from overflow and
easily drained and the larger portion have good crop
Of clover them al This time The highland lies ex
ceedingy level and very productive in all the staple
crops particularly tobacco The near and Easy access
up Banster river the country, all the
vcyS for the Richmond and Danvllle Railroad should
attract the attention of land buyers this SALE and The
catering promise OF the present crop jlses the sub
scrber in giving all special invitation to visit and
anime il thoroughly. Terms made known on day Of
sale. Any one wishing 10 make private bid before
day Of sale address me al cub Creek Charlotte,
Virginia. Jos N EDMUNDS.
Nav 25-cWtIs
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Hugh w. Fry

HAS IN STORE,
1Q1 HHDslSt. CIoix, p. X. and N. O. Sugars
Ac1 IS boxes and bbs Loaf and Crushed do
500 bags Rio and Lsguira Coffee
100 do old Java do
500 Kegs Nails
PR, N. o. and Cuba Molassrs, In hhds & bbis
&c, 900 lbs Cotton Yarn
Together with gener assortment OF other articles
In his line, which will be sold reasonable terms to
punctual dealers.
Hr Persons indebted to the late firm of II. w. IL
Fry, are again respectfully requested 10 make early SET
Elements, am anxious to close up the old business
as speedily possible.
June l2-c2t INV FRY.
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June III
THE CELEROTYPES


NTOW taken at the Virginia Daguerrean Gal
~ lery, No. 1879 Main Street, above Governor
over Nash and Woodhouse's bookstore, are uni.
versaIly allowed to be the happiest combination
oil chemical skill, together with artistic arrange
ment Of light, which our beautiful art has ever
yet attained. The proprietors, ever anxious to
please their numerous patrons, are most happy
to inform them, that they have made arrange
ments with Mr.. John S. Grub, late Of Alex.
andria, the originator Of the Celeroiype, by
which they have secured his valuable assist
ance; and they now fearlessly announce that
their pictures shall attain the highest point 10
which the art is susceptible Their new style
are taken almost instan,aneously, may be seen
in any light, and are imperishable.
WILLIAM A. PRATT & co.
PS. All articles as usual at the New York
prices.
A magnificent Northern Combination Sky
light has just been erected, and is now in use
by us. June II
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Look HI ere.

TWO HUNDRED OUTLAWS REV hnD'
IAN AWAY, or was stolen, from the subscriber,
Il Green eSrD The sss sep ss1us
nsar, oiS. 81 yellow, copper complexion; low and
small, his right fore finger of a, The second joint,
and the finger next adjoining very much crippled; ne
tive The above reward for the apprehension and seeu
9ity so that get him again, Of said boy, II taken In
free stale $500 II taken Of the State Of Virginia
and In any other than free State and $50 u ianen IN
the state Of Virginia. JAMES POWELL.
stanardsyilIe, Va, May ls, ls49-cw6ws
or The Baltimore Sun will copy once week iei s1
weeks, and send account TO the advertiser a. e'Sh
ardsvlle, Greene county, Va.
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New and Cheap,

T'HE subscriber is now opening tthIs 23d May) his
i second supply OF SPRING GOODS, consisting in
part az follows:
1000 yards Bareges, from &c c. TO finest quality
1000 yards Tissues and Grenadines
Linen Bareges and Linen Lustrcs
4 4 Fnnlard Silks
White and colored Dotted Muslins
Mantalet Silks and Trimmings
Five thousand yards Calicoes-newra styles
Three thousand yards Ginshams, from ten cents TO
finest qualities
Two thousand yards Printed Lawns, from Cd. TO FIN
est quality
Finy dozen Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs
Two hundred dozen Hose and Hall Hose
And many other goods for ladies'.
Great attention has aso paid In selecting goods
for gentemsn's wear. Gentlemen will always find the
newest styles and best goods l73, Broad street.
These goods have been bought at great sacrifice,
and will be sold cheap. call Is all that Ia asked 10
guarantee sale. CuUHTNEf,
Nav Ia corner Broad and 9th streets.
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SPRING SUPPLY.

w DRUoolsT, No. 3l9, head IF Broad street,
SHocKon Hit, Is receiving, by various arrivals from
the Northern markets, his Spring supply OF fresh and
pure Medicines, Drugs, Paints, oils, Dye Stufs, Win
dow Glass. Putty, Pertumees, &C.; also, the most pa
puar Patent Mrdcines--lhr whole comprising full
and general assortment and being upon the
most advantageous TERMS enables him offer them
his country friends and The public Al the lowest whole
sale and retail prices.
VT Also, an assortment of pure Wines and Liquors
kept always on hand, and sold FOR medicinal purposes
ONLY.
N. Borders from country Merchants and Physi-
clans thankfully received and promptly attended 10.
March 2O-c4m
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pTTRI.IC NOTICE.

IN WEDNESDAY, the LIST day Of August. ls49, the
" undersigned, Commissioner, by order Of the Coun.
" Court Of Cumberland will proceed TO sell, 10 the
hiehes, bidder upon the premises, the Tract Of Land
yne in the lower end Of said county, containing $50
Acres, belonging to the estate of the late Francis
Cise deceased, upon the terms expressed In said or
duof Court
Tuthose wishing buy, invitation is given to view
ID. premises and make arrangements to supply them
selves with a comfortable home, in good neighbor-
aod. The decree requires one.third Of the money
down, one.thrd 10 six months, and one-third in six
months more. THOS b CLARKE,
Inn. js-rfds Comm issioner
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TO THE WOOL GROWERS OF vIR-
EINIA

THE Virginia Woollsn Company prepared to pur-
h,. WooI NJ ali grades for tasi, or upon the usu-
Al credit and win pay as liberal prices as can be OBJ
tanned any market in h; County IN is now one of
ms eohpan, in the United States; and they are
, us,v dssroas thai ID. quantity of Wool produced n
Virginia largely ssS.n as ne Thsy w
supply falls iar sno. mice for clean Wool 10 good
pay Inc 1s IN any quantity delivered at their viii
no 1ne 10 whom all letters OF enquiry may
8. 40 attention Of Ssssss a Ra n.
other article and at no distant period Will De
.hsn ~ smons our most important interests.
eiassea an'one '' HORACE L KENT,
u.u,,-daAcw1a Agent Va. Weollen Coy.
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acquisitions.
Louisa RAII.ROA

SUBSCRIBERS 10 the Eastern Extension will nav
~ In addition 10 the unpaid callsof March, April and
hay-whch amounts to 500 per share-the sum of Is
per share-tha Isl $40 on the LIST June and IS on the
LIST July.
Subscribers to the Western Extension will paw eli.
Their into the Bank Of Virginia. at Richmond, Farmers
In addition to the heretofore called for the sum OF
$40 share the st day OF June and SIS per share
on the lst day Of July. BY order oflhe Board.
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
h. ID. DeDot NAV l. lsaQ-dLc0
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PnRI.IC SALE.

IN pursuance OF The provisions of the last will and tes
lament Of the late John Taliafrrro, deceased, OF
Orange county, the undersigned, as his Administrator
de bonis non, Will offer for sale, al public auction, TO
the highest bidder at the late residence of Mrs Mildred
Taafsrro deceased In said county, about three miles
from the town Of BaIboursvile and ten from the Cor
donsville Depot OF the louisa Railroad, on THURS.
DAY the 18th day OF July s49 il fair, II not the first
fair day thereafter all the Land of which lie said John
Taafrro died seized and POSSESSED, consisting Of two
racts-the which he resided al the time of his
death containing two hundred aud seyenty-si1 acres
the other about three miles of, containing eghty-one
acres-ail the Household aud Kitchen Furniture the
Stock of Hogs Cattle aud Sheep, TWO Colts, and some
Farming Utensils.
This land has on Il a good and convenient dwelling
house, an necessary ont houses, plantfu supply ti
timber is we'll watered and is susceptible OF very great
Improvement.
The terms of sale will be made known on the day Of
sale. ISAAC WALTERS,
Administrator de bonis non, with the VIII annexed
June lo-ctds of John Taliaferro, deceased
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New ssOOds

nUARLES i MERWIN would respectfully info,m
W their country customers ana frie nds that they are
now receiving from New York by express and packet
their second supply of Spring and Summer Dry Goods
consisting Of the latest and fashionable STYLES OF
Ladies' Dress Goods, viz: Rich Satin striped Bareges
pink blue and green plain Brraess aud Tissues plain
and embroidered alouselins cold eros De Nap and
Foulard Silk; cold dotted Swiss Muslin; plain and
plaid do; cc'd Taratans. assorted rich blk and white
Lice Capes fresh supply Of the latest styles Para:
soils.
Also, general assortment Of every description OF
with their former stock (al If which rere purchased is
SPRING. renders their the most desirable in the
cily-and, having adopted the cash system enables
them TO OFFER stil greater inducements in the way OF
!op prices.
All those in want Of fresh Dry Goods will find IL 10
their advantage 10 give us a call at No. 229 Broad ST.
ShockOe Hill, Richmond, Va. May 25-cw4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-06-15
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES!
The ncnrIcO Pile Lotion

THIS article which has been used by more than
hundred persons in this city, has fully proven itself
10 be The BEST most simple and powerfully eicacious
remedy for this annoying disease yet disco
vered. IL Is outward application, very safe, mme-
date in its relief, and pedect in its Reference
can be had TO the following voluntary certificates, from
persons well known IN our city, well many Others
whom decacy prevents appearing in public:
From Ihos. Tnsley Johnson inspector Al Seabrook's
Warehouse:
Messrs. Charles Bennett & Co.-Dear sirs: For the
last fifteen years have been greatly afflicted with the
Piles during which time have had the advice OF ouI
most able Physicians, tried almost every quack medi-
cine recommended for the disease and been ,iee ops
rated on without deriving any benefit. II was how
ever, my good luck, during the last fall, make trial
of the medicine called "iienrico Pile Lotion, from the
use OF which, III few applications, was much be-
neitted as enable me TO attend 10 my business with
the least convenience; and from its continued
use am cured Of The disease.
Yours, most respectfully,
THOS. Il. JOHNSON. y
From the Rev. Robert Ryland President of Richmond
College:
RICHMOND COLLEGE, March l2, ls4g.
This is TO certify, that have used the Ienricu Pile
Lotion, rs remedy TO the disease in member Of my
family and that, phe uarious other remedies proued
s6eetua his has been succeeded by entire absencs of
the diseass recommend 1t 10 the afflicted as simple,
safe and eficacious. RIO. RYLAND,
President Richmond College,
From Philip F. White, Esq.,:
hereby certify, that, for the last fifteen months,
have suffered most severely from the Piles. in
constant and severe pain-at times almost ncapaciiated
for business. | tried various remedles-indeed all
could hear of-hu without receiving the slightest
lief Al length tried the Hrnrco Pile Lotion and The
result is, entire can and do recommend il
invaluable remedy FOR this painful disease.
Given under my hand this 18th day of March, ls49,
al Richmond. PHILIP +. WHITE.
Or All orders for the above invaluable remedy must
be addressed 10 the Agents,
CHAs. BENNETT s CO., Druggists,
No.l53, Eagle Square. Richmond. Va.
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TO THE PUBIC.

>hE SUBSCRIBERS beg leave TO inform The cili-
I ;a sns Of Richmond, and The public generally,
that they have purchashed the vell.known stand
at Brooksyille, Albemarle county, and ha Wins had
thoroughly repaired, are now ready for The re-
ceplion OF boardeIs either regular or ,rausien, ~
This is one OF The most spacious and well.ar.
ranged houses in the country. The rooms are
large and airy, and the proprietors have sna red
ueher trouble nor expense in 6uine it up in =
syle 10 render their guests comfortable Th.;r
laole will, at all times, be we'll provided: lhe;r
sable boys attentive; and their own exertions n
please always prompt. II is useless 10 saw !, il
healthy, as i is we'll known to mos, Of the CHI.
zens Of Richmond. To those who wou,d like n
exchange few weeks or months of the noise a md
outle Of city life for few weeks or months in
a:eeau.itul part OF the country, where they can
ahale the pure mountain air, (and thereby es.
cape The Chslers,) we would say, come and
spend Them with Us, and we will do all in our
power 10 render You comfortable.
GEO. A. FARROW g. BRO,
June I4-d2w
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sea lsathing---OId Point
HOT

THIS beautiful establishment is in fine oraer The
- grounds have been greatly improved, and the Bath
houses much MISUNDERSTANDING, besides the swim.
ming BATH hot baths and shower baths There Is a
fine shore for surf bathing.
NO place can be more healthy. In evidence We state
that last Summer there landed al this post some
twenty five hundred troops from Mexico, with yellow
cVe ana other diseases; and although the Hotel was
eroDded not visitor resident Of the Point was at all
aneclea-ihe diseases being strictly confined to those
VINO came on shore sick.
by the day, e. m
ny ny ~, ,ae WEEK, al me rate OF So per day.
~ VIC , .In,n, al tne rate OF 90 per day.
May 26-d9clm IaMES pprNcu
~ h.nnonu ana petersburg papers will please CO
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TO SLAVE OWNERS.

TWO gentlemen in Louisiana, wishing to enlarge
their planting interest, would purchase for this pur
pose entire gangs Of SLAVES, OF not less than forty 81
hty, TO the numhe- Of one hundred and fifty. Large
slave owners who may wish to sell out or 10 diminish
their numbers by selling III lot where they will be-
kept together, communicate with the advertiser by
addressing, through the Post Office, Al Richmond Box
No 4aS, or JOHN a. Parker, Esq Tappaaanncek,. Es-
s-r County Va, where information can be obtained uf
the parties and of their views.
II preferred, contracts would be entered into this
Spring, and possession of The slaves retained until Oc
t0ber next. May ll-ctf
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Henderson,, GrahVIIIe CO., ~. o., nIdrCH u
pICgMONO COLLEGE.
hIJHWUNU OOLDLUrs.
-,uc Tu,stees will elect, on the 18th Of July, Pr

THE Trustees will elect, on the lih Of July, Pro.
i lessor of Mathematics, Professor of Natural
science. and a Tutor of the Academic Department.
These officers will be expected TO begin their duties on
III. LIST of October. Their salaries will D. paid out OF
the nrocreds OF an invested fund.- and the tuition fees
Of the students Communications may be addressed TO
The subscriber who will furnish all needed nforma-
ton and will lay the testimonials Of each applicant be-
rn,a the BOARD of Trustees. RO. RYLhND,
III Inna sd Richmond, Va.
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SOLE AGENCY OF WORCESTER'S
PIANOS

NEW IESllhOJVlhLC 4 R0N HoMG.
From the New York Sunday Courier, May ", lS49.
WE visited the neat and well regulated establish
w ment of Mr. Worcester, 1877 Third Avenue, and
tried several of his fine instruments, oil which he has
larre and well assorted took Mr.. Worcester has been
long and favoraby known TO the public, and every in
strment he makes be relied upon, for being indie
atigabie in his business, he personally supervses and
finishes every one Of them. This care fully accounts
for the admirable equality TO be found through the
whole range Of his scae-an equality which displays
itself in the perfect graduation Of power from tho lowest
note the highest. The quality of tone which he pro-
dpees 10 deiciousy round and pure. We can cordially
recommend Mr. Worcester's instruments, for we have
known and approved the make for many wears.
From the N. Y. Evening Post. May S, lsAa
WORCESTER'S PIANO FORTE FACTORY.-We
take pleasure In calling the attention of readers To
Mr.. Worcester's Pianos. lie has been long know 10
The musical public successful manufacturer of these
Instruments and celebrated performers have spoken of
them in terms Of strong commentator The instru-
mens are made under his own superintendence and
Gaze and he gives his personal attention 10 the reeua
non Of the touch and tone which the points that
most NOTICE. and that render them such ne In
s,ruments.
am constantly supplied with full and complete as.
oriment Of Worcesters choice instruments, 10 which
beg invite the attention Of purchasers who desire SUI
p''' w. : A. MORRIS.
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T HAVE Just received splendid lot OF dfab
i and black Beaver, Moeskin and Silk Hats.
Also, Panama, Leghorn and Straw Hats, OF eve
ry description.
Drab Beavers, SIS 90
Extra supelfne Moleskin, S 90
Super6n: Moleskin, 4 90
Moleskin, good quality) SO 90 to 3 so
Silk Hats from 81 25 10 90
q. l.. BETTY,
No. 1871, Broad ST., Shockoe Hill.
Nav 29-d&c2m
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VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR


7 An authorised by Robert p someryIIl, of Tennes-
see, 10 sell his Trac, of Land on The Roanoke nysI,
s Ths,a ara IN il I56 acres of valuable river bot
tom, ready for cultivation The high land Is Of very
superior quality and well adapsd 10 the y. Of
"a ali, nsa.e call on SIR. Armstead Sturdivant, who
,uss IN he nciehborhood and will take pleasure in
ho;n,ii TERMS will be made to suit the purchaser.
sho"'"S " JNO. ). EATON,
Attorney for Robert P. Somervill
ua.,s,n Granville co., N. c., March 6-ctf
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TaPESuING MACHINES

II NJ. SMITH, late of the firm Of Parker 4 Smith,
H. and formerly foreman for tho late Jabez Parker,
would respectfully call the attention Of his friends and
the public generally TO his extensive MACHINE ESTA-
BLlSRME EMIT, on Main street, opposite the Union Ho-
tel where, independent Of his patent f-Ong Box,
now exclusively in his own hands. he has improve
ments in Horse Powers strictly worthy the attention OF
persons intending to purchase.
Whilst intending TO keep few machines ready made,
he would advise persons wanting to send in their or
ders early.
most superior article In the way of Wheat Fans al
ways on hand Also, Corn Shelters and Straw Cutters
not surpassed.
Having superintendent the construction OF all Thres'
ers made by the late Jabez Parker he will undertake To
repair such of orderput In new scs OF teeth
where they arc too much TO tresh clean, and do
general repairs.
He has on hand few superior Sickles for iicCor-
mick's Reapers, and Chain Bands for Chain Horse
Powers June Self
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NOTlCE.-LOCOMOTlVES AT
PuRII 10 SALE

THE following Locomotive Engines, belonging to the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, and now run.
ming OIL the Philadelphia and Columbia Railroad, will
be sold at public sale on TUESDAY, June Goth, lo49
at 10 O'Clock precisely, tho Columbia Railroad, west
of Broad street. Wis "Indiana Mississippi, ""Wis-
nian and "SchuykIn third class Engines.
The above named Locomotives can be put and kept
in good running order, for light business al trnlng
NAV he examined al the ParkesbUrg Shops, Chester
county, II any time yrsuiOa, TO the 10th OF June.
Terms cash. and sale peremptory.
WILLIAM ENGLISH,
Sup. Motive Power P & C. r. X.
GEORGE K BERRILL,
Aurrionepr
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SALE OF LAND.

VNHE subscriber will sell to tile highest bidder on the
county Of King William about twenty miles from the
CITY of Richmond and about two miles from the Pa
munkey River, in a healthy neighborhood. adjoining
The lands Of Captain Martin Drewry, and William b.
sher ESQ containing about three hundred acres about
one fourth of which Is good swamp land AT the same
time and place, will be sod the stock of Cattle Hogs,
10 purchase the land probably before the day of SALE
con address the subscriber at Charlottesville, Va,
Thos. NJ. Valentine, Richmond City. The stock Of
Cattle Hogs, Sheep, &c. will be sold credit OF SIX
months on all sums over $40, and under that cash.
The land, one third cash, the balance on credi. Of
one and two years. The sale will take place without
If not sold privately before the day Of sale
Nav I5-coawtds THUS. j. VALENTINE.
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FEMALE SCHOOL AT CHARLOTTE
COURTHOUSE.

yx1up aum,osr .rsaion OF this School VIII commence
L with the month Of June and close with the month
Of ssp,;s,mo s,r fEh"s IS DAVID COMFORT.
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President of the Board Of Trustees.
June Is, lS.Q-cw6w

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all parsons having claims
IN against the Estate Of the late Fssncis j. Clarke,
deceased OF the county Of Cumberlano and State Of
Virginia 10 make them known to the subscriber, Ad
nnIslraior Of said deceden and TO make them known
forthwith a. the Estate will pass from his hands very
shortly. thus CLaRhE,
Administrator of F Clarke, deceased.
luna l5--ct Auol
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CHOLERA.-By the solicitation of some Of
~ our friends, We inform the public that we
are putting up packages OF medicine, with full
directions Tor The prevention and cure oil Cho
lera and as the disease does prevail TO Limited
extent in our City, it would be we'll for every in
dividual, both in city and country, 10 have a
supply Of such remedial agents, as have, when
timely, judiciously and energetically applied
never been known to fail in arresting the disease
Persons al distance, by remi,ling FIVE dollars
can have a package forwarded Immediately.
DRs. ROBINSON & WADDEY.
franklin 81. between 18th & l4Ih. June