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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
INTERESTING CEREMONIES.

The ceremonies Of the approaching anniversary
will not be concluded entirely on the 22d. On the
23d, we understand, there will bo some highly inter
esling proceedings. On that day the walking cane
of Washington. il is expected. will be presented or
behalf of the ladies Of the Mount Vernon Associa
tion TO Mr.. Everett, OF Massachusetts and his spy
glass also, on their behalf, to the Hon. w l.. Yancey
of Alabama. who enlisted in the came cause with
Mr. Everett has delivered eloquent lectures in several
Southern cities on the character of Washington
The presentation speech TO Mr.. Everett at least il
not to both gentlemen, will, we understand, be made
by Col. G. w. Munford, and it is only necessary 10
rance that it will be we'll done.-l Dispatch.
We will simply add to the above that, on Tuesday
night. February 23d, MIR. Everett will !elver biz
Washington oration, on the invitation of the
Ladies.
The Ladies cannot find gentleman who would
make the presentation speeches referred to. with
more taste and touching eloquence than Col. Nun.
for
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FROM THE ARMY IN UTAH. /.

Sr. LOUIS, Jan. 30 The Utah correspondent Of
the St. Louis Republican states that Capt Marcy is
expected back in the middle Of April. After trans
portstion 10 effected, johnson will make an effort TO
entsr Salt Lake City. Johnsons impression s, from
the demonstration in the valley, that the roops will
have 10 fgbt. Irwin, bearer Of dispatches for 1.-THE
government, met numbers Of Indians.
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SIXTY DOLLAKS REWARD.

n EFT my farm in the coun of Charles City, three
IL NEGRO MEN, Lockey, Henry and Billy Cor VIII
liam )-Lockey the 2nd. Henry the sth aud Billy the
18th Of the present month, January, 1883 Lockey 10
tvcntythree or four years old Stout well mads ginger.
bread light brown COLOR thick lips and little knock
from Hampton. Henry 10 black five feet FIVE or
six inches high stout vel! made. thick lips holes In his
think of his arms caused By burn; full eyes
little tinged with yellow, and twenty-five years old
Billy mulao, sandy hair thirtyive six years old
ordinary height, holds his head little sided and has
cooked finger OF his ,nds, the right think
will give the above reward II the three delivered to
me osether or placed in JAIL that get them, $50
for either Of them.
Jan lq-cw3w JAMES T. ROANE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

II WILL pay tweny dollars for the delivery to me Of
i negro man, PLEASANT, belonging to VIM Pontaine
OF Goochland county Pesiant about forty years old
has some marks about his neck rather over nc medium
height and nearly black. Pleasant has a vie WIN:
Hughes In fluvanna county and 10 no doubt In that
neshborhood. Pleasant had psss 10 visit his master
whom be len Richmond during christmsl
Jan l9-etf HECTOR DAVIS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovrRsoR.-The Governor
has reappointed the old Bosrd Of Directors at the
Penitentisry, viz: p. Il. Aylett, w. w. Dunnsvsnt,
N. B. Hill, 5. ID. Denoon and j. A. Bslvin. The
Board qualified on Friday last, by taking the several
oatbs Of Office. On motion of Mr.. Ayett, Mr.. Dun
navant was unanimously elected President of the
Board.
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FARM IN HFNKIC0 FOR SALE

Will sell 500 Of cheksETSmnyy y nr5r n,"hrnnS
Il two sndahat miles Eas, OF the Cy o
three hundred acres cleared and in high stIte OF cult
vaon, the balance in original growth with large auani n
tty of ne timber also, two lots OF hne tooseco anu "
The improvements consist of framed building with
Eve roons and necessary out houses bold spring oi
Ssabtf water within sixty feet Of tho house, and seve'
raj othcr springs of equal value upon the farm large
and beautiful garden spot with variety OF garden fruits
and an extensive and well assorted Peach Apple ahd
Cherry Orchard
The farm for the sire, not surpassed by any in the
country, whether for health beauty productiveness
sure in showing the .ar. My residence adjons the land
ian sc6u WIN. A. CHRISTIAN.
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Buctlsnd. Pr. William CO.. Va, April l4-ctf

i11HE SUBSCRIBER having large bod, Of Land
there .ers for liberal sale bic landed estate, WHITE
HALL 1t borders immediately upon the Mataponi,
a stream usyigable for large vessels, twenty miles
above. empying into York river. below Fbe tract con
tans shout thousand Of land as good and ss ad
ssibe of high improvement as any in the county OF
King Queen All that is requisite to make it rich to
put II in highly cultivated state, will be to ono
good lining, Lime can be brough. to the purchaser purchaser
within one hundred yards Of the door OF his dwelling
Said land is almost perfectly level and the residence
cannot be exeeed. expect IN the State Besides. the
spread out before It most beautiful lawn, regularly
set 10 loeu.ts-a bedu lawn; There 10 also in connec;
tion with the farm shsd and herring fishery. My land
ex,ends within quarter OF mile OF the pretty aud bust
ness little village, Of Wakerton
Tho improvements excellent-cannot be surpassed
within the limits OF my acquaintance There Is, with
every necessary building, very large DIV cling. IL
double brick house, the main body Of being two stories
high, with two additional spacious wings OF wood,
rendering the house very large, roomy and convenient
The neighborhood la which my farm 10 located 10 sx'
ceeu ne the advan ages Afforded by tho place nre
illiintable.
Those wishing purchse will please to visit or address
'"J Ian an eoNcts LEE ROY BoULwARE.
s~txsTL. Ub;o nj Exaniner renDestpd TO coDy
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.
cI6SRDaIE11SS1o1G ccGI66vSERRD6axIIE n 1o1GGfEfER COUNTY, FOR

yVSIIs farm contains 400 acres lies almost Immediately
on the Orange & Alexandria Railroad two miles
from Brandy Station in Culpeper county near the Rap
pshnnnock river The land lies beautifully the
with a slightly undulsng surface; with large propoi.
ticn of superior meadow. The soil is naturally a
most productive one; 10 in tine state of cultivation,
aud 10 we'll adapted wheat, grasses, &c. The farm
sdons the late Jno s. Barlows Fleetwood Tract Robert
Strinselow and others 10 we'll mbered located in the
midst of good society," mud for hesthfuness convenience
to Market social advantages and intrinsic value 10 sur
passed by few homes in hut section.
Tho buildings are all very plaa.
This land will bs sold long credits The purchase
money win mainly belong infants, who will not want
the principal for number Of years. Apply nteep
GODDIN s. APPEheCS;
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ITO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Thu under

THO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The under.
Il signed, as guardian of Thomas L.. William W., and
Sarah j. F. Melton, minor children Of p W. Melton de-.
ceased lawfully appointed and qualified in the Court of
St. Charles, Missouri, will petition the Circuit Court Of
Pluvanna county at its next term, commencing the
10th day Of April 1853 to make order requiring Rich
ard A. Eoe the guardian OF said minors appointed By the
County Court Of Fuvanna, to pay and deliver to the
dersgned guardian aforesaid his agent attorney
al personal property and money in his hands belonging
said wards aod authorizing the undersigned to for
cover and receive all money personal property which
may belong to bis said wards and remove the the
State Of Missouri in which he resides and qualified
guardian Aforesaid. JOHN A. TALLEY.
Jan 7-ewiw
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BY TgE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA.


VE-HEREAs, a communication has been received
" from Judge WILLIAM LEIGH, rendering his re-
s:nuou the OF the Third rcuit to take effect on
the cay OF February aud the same having been se
ncavns the Judge and from the Clerks oi the Courts
in .sd Circuit that 1t s important that the Spring terms oi
said Courrs should be held: therefore, III conformity 70
law the Shcris of the counties nf Cumberland
ham, Appomst,ox, Campbell, Prince Edward Charlotte
and Halifax and the Sergeant Of the City OF Lynchourg
are hereby required 10 an election tor Judge OF
said Circuit be held fret day OF March next, at
the places prescribed By law.
Given under my hand rs Governor and under the sea
,, of the Commonwo ut Richmond. this lsth
COMMONWEALTH HENRY A. WISE
By tue Governor, GEORGE w. MuSroRo: Secretary o'
the Commonwealth Jan 2o-ctae
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02

FIvE YEARS IS RIcHnosp.-Joseph Miller has
been tried In Wheeling for passing counterfeit money,
and sentenced 10 the penitentiary for Eve years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
MEADOW DARN FOR SALE.

II OFFER at Private Sale my Farm, lying In the county
of Prince William, adjoining the land Of Judge Tyler
and Immediately the Turnpike Road leading from
Alexandra Wnrsnton, and two and half miles from
Gainesville depot the Manassas Gap Railroad, thirty
ave miles distant from Alexandria which place can be
reached In tvs hours on the cars.
This Estate contains Nine Hundred and Fortyene and
Half Acres-xbou, four hundred Of which are IN Wood
and Timber The balance In cleared and divided into
nine Fields all Of them well watered by lasting Spring.
Broad Runa large und never falling mountain stream
passes through from West to East bordering
on which l. q besuetu Mesdow Of ono hundred acres.
now we'll taken In Timothy and blue grass and not only
valuable as Meadow but highly useful for grazing pur
poses The uplands are rolling and susceptible OF any
degree Of improvement.
The Improvements are largo and commedious Dwell
Ing with spacious rooms four above and three be-
low stairs and the necessary out houscs Surround
Ing the yard large and aouI.hns Orchard Of Apples
Pears Peaches Cherries Aprcots, &c, OF the finest va
rietes and many Of them In full bearing Country Stores
are numerous and convenient The neighborhood un'
surpassed by any in Sste for health nnd affords the
best society.
those wishing 10 purchase a fne country residence,
will do we'll to call and examine this estate.
For further nformatiou address Judge q Collins Leo,
Baltimore, Md or the Subscriber
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
NEGRO HIRING.

UNUE subscriber returns his thanks TO his former
Il friends and patrons tor past iavors, and takes this
method of informing them and the public generally that
be intends continue the business the coming year
Promising his beat exertions to obtain good hones
aad good prices for all negroes entrusted to him. and also
10 give them his personal attention in of sickness
He has large comfortable house for them during the
hiring In which they stay until hired He would
ldyse that rtuld be sent In early pract
cable ate. Christmas
REFERENCES:
refer. by consent, TO che following persons:
N. B. Hill. Baker Peasants. Richmond.
John w. C. Ls.ane, King William
Dr.. 6. Faunteroy, Dr. Thomas Latanc, King aud
Queen
Or. Bev. D. Reg, DR.. Jas. II. La,arc. Essex.
E A. ]. CLoPTON.
Office corner Of Wall and Franklin Streets opposite
Aessrs. Dickinson. Hill & Co Doc 5-c2m.
NEGRO HIRING AND GENERAL AGENCY
TIME subscriber offers his services the ensuing year to
his friends and the public generally for the purpose
of Hiring Out Negroes, Renting Out Houses Collecting
Claims &c. Prompt returns made in every instance
He will endeavor the best prices and good homes
for wants his and viii give all necessary
attention TO them during sickness
Oce. No 3, Wall Street, (under st. Charles Hotel)
between Main and Franklin sta, Richmond. Va
THOS. J. BAGBY.
REFERENCES:
He refers by permission to the following gentleen
Messrs. Dandridge Hart. Tinsley Tardy Co., Hunt
Bros NJ L. Stratton II. X Ellyson and L. B. Spence,
OF Richmond
JOS. Brownlcy JOHN Bagby, Robert Pollard and Aexr
Dudley. King and Queen county.
VIM NJ Gary, Of King William. Dec e-ctf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-02-02
KING & QUEEN LAND FOR SALE

TIME undersigned Trustee Of Richard and 3 Well;
ford Corbin, offers Tor sale the following Tracts Of
Land, in King & Queen County. to wit;
Tract called Laneville. containing about 200 acres,
with a Dwelling House, Barns. Corn Houses, Stables,
Uyerseers House and Cabins all In good order. Also,
very Valuable Cirst and Flour MIL
Some six or seven hundred are cultivation and
the residue is heavily timbe,ed This Land lies on the
Mstapoui river, Immediately opposite to West Point
owned by WIN. P Taylor Esq } which is the terminus
Of the Richmond and York River Railroad:
Also, a Tract of Land, called Top Knot, containing
about 500 acres about 40 of this Land under
cultivation, and the residue is heavily Timbered.
Also Tract of Land containing about 4cO acrcs known
by the name Of Pluck Rose which Land Ia also heavily
tmbered Thcse two lac. Tracts Of Land lie within three
and four miles Of the Maitaponi River.
Also Tract Of Land called CARROTS supposed TO con
tain 200 acres.
Also, piece Of Land, lying on Dragon swamp, sup
posed to contain seventy acres, which is heavily tim
n Any person desrous of purchasing these Tracts
of Land. either Of them, will please apply to Mr.
Peter Bray who lives Laneville. and will also ad
dress the undersgned whose Post Office Brandy Station
Cupeper County. Va; Messrs. Richard and s. Well
Jan SMctf WIN n. WEXFORD.
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yILLA ESTATE FOR SALE

NE Of the most charming residences in the State OF
New York tituatci in we'll wooded park and sur
rounded by abou. 90 aeres of fertile land.
Saratoga Albany and Troy are easily accessible and oy
Rnrosd now partially constructed the city of Albany
will be brous ht within forty minutes
To gentlemen desiring magnificent and healthy resi-.
dsncs for their families during the months the
uroprietor honestly recommends this place. The house
csn be shut up and left during the winter months In per-
feet safety More land can be purchased If desired
Innly TO Judge NEaLE, Alexandra, Va. Jan 5-cllt'
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PENITENTIARY OFF VIRGINIA.

PENlTENTlARY OF VIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED at this Institution, and sold there
Il and at the Agents Store No. q, Pearl street, the
following articles, at reduced prices. to wit:
Boots. Shoes and Brogues
Women, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart Harness of every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons, Carts
Drays and Wheelbauows
Wsrdrobes Safes, &c.
Striped and Plaid Cottons
Kerssys and Lnsoys, for plantation hunds
Ready Made Clothing for servants.
Most of the above articles hand and for sale will
be made repaired other job work done to order
sbor notice for cash. to punctus customers only on
short time
Orders from the country with satisfactory references
promptly attended to. Address r. NJ NlmM0,
July 3-ctf Agent aud Storekecper Va Pententiary
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DISSOLUTION
VNHE firm of W1NFREE q WATKINS 10 this day dis
Il solved. The name Of the concern will be used in
closing the business HENRY C. WATKINS,
Richmond, Jan. l, 1858. Surviving Partner.
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TO EDITORs AND PRINTERS,


THE subscribers beg leave to call acnnon 20 sne
L STOCK OF PRINTING TYPES. ORNAMENTS. >.
BORDERS, PRESSES, &C.. &c, large s9ppy y,
which they keep constantly hand at their Type ana
Stereotype Foundry, No. IS, Gold Street New l1ix.
We have full assortment Of all articles required IN
Printing Office including
All of which we warrant equal in every respect to any
manufactured in this country, and which We will sell on
the usual terms viz: six months credit for approved ne
gotiable notes. or ten per cent discount for cash Old
type taken in exchange for ut the customary price
OF nine per pound it delivered within 90 days from
dime OF purchase, otherwise six cents per pound
WM. HAGAR, JR, co.
The undersigned, AGENT IN VIRGINIA. for the soove
we'll known establishment, can supply the rsde win
every description OF
PRINTING PRESSES, TYPES, CASES, &C..
Upon the liberal terms. Having printed the RICH
aoSp Enquirer for upwards Of ten years with type
a nd other materials purchased from Messrs. HA0Ah
Co., an inducedto recommend materials from their c.
tablishmen, in preference to others.
specimen Books will be furnished to the trade, an
such articles may be selected will be forwarded WITH
despatch. WIN. ALLEGkE,
Octe4 Enquirer" Office, Richmond Va.
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THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
TUEsDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY =

Nv RITCnIE & DUNNAvANT.
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eTEAM ENGINE.
ME subscriber offers for sale hand portable
STEAM ENGINE, good a. new, which viii be sold
han pnee C. LEONARD,
oct16-cn Old street, Petersburg. Ve. /
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We do not think it necessary to investigate, 81
greater length the question, whether the present sys
ten of inspecting -four Injuries that which ia shipped
to South America The absurdity OF that assertion,
at least, has been sufficiently exposed.
Although the amendment Of the Doth section of the
Ssth chapter of the Code, is designed far more for
the protection of the inspectors Of four in the small
towns and villages of this State than for that o. the
inspector Of the city of Richmond, yet the nemi
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Dear SIR In reply to your several inquiries beg leave to
saw tha. in the spring OF 1885, and while in the employment
of Messrs T& E. s. Taliaerro, (who were then
ed in the manufacture of Flour the Manchester Ms,
now owned and worked by Messrs Dunlop, Moncure a.
Co.. was sent by them and by Mcssrs d IN g. Co To
South America as supercargo OF the baT9ue Virgnisn,
with full cargo of their "Tsliaeir Bro" brand OF
aour inspected and branded Richmond supcrEne took
out special written instructions enquire the
of the cakns Of some four of previous shipment to Rio
10 make myself acquainted with the bnkcrs and princ
pal dealers In -four and obtain from them aud oiher-
all and every information in my power in regard TO that
trade, in all the South American markets.
We touched ut Bahia, and after dsposinz OF part o!
the cargo there proceeded to Rio My stay in each city
amounted to eighteen days. and my time was entirely de
voted to the objects OF the voyage
AS stated before the committees, was not specially in
sucted to make any inquiries regard TO the value than
placed upon, effects produced by the Richmond SFre
tou and heard remarks from any on that point
nor did see or hear os any damage resu,irs 10 hour
ned carefully several lots Of -four in Bahia and in Rothat
had been ed from various causessuch for instance.
being by water-trom being packed In u'
seasoned barrels. and from being shipped or landed 10
rainy weather. but did observe that the cement p
upon the suger holes had into the barrels nor H"
tsur was any more damaged there than elsewhere:
have made three voyages 10 South ana one , w. 80
America and when young man. resided seseai yea.s
in Brazil clerk In mercantile house. snI uutus ina
time visited the ports of Rio de Janeiro oaha'
buco and Msranham.
If the facts herein stated be OIL any service 70 you
before the committee engaged upon tne inspecuon
of -four YOU have ny free cousent 20 use them-
Respectfully, your ooedient servant,
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THO. J. WILLIAMS.

VIRGINIA-lN CHANCERY.-At Rules held IN
the CLERKS Office Of the Circuit Court OF Louisa
county on Monday, the - day OF December, 1857
Ivory Jehnson aud Lewis w Johnson, Plaintiff.
Against
Rice b. schooer. Hugh Simpson and Lucy A. his wife,
Alexander Johnson. Garret Schooer, and other
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-06-17

Dr. HosTETTER's CELEBRATED SToM
AcH BIrTERs have proved such a certain
cure for all diseases of the Stomach, that
no one can for moment question its
efficiency in the most dreadful and alarm
ing cases. For many years we have
watched its steady progress in public
estimation, and its benefcient effects as a
cure for all complaints arising from the
stomach, of a morbid nature, and we are
free to say that it can be relied upon as a
certain reliefa and remedy. Its proprietor
has made the above preparation after
years of careful study and sitting, and is
now reaping the reward claimed by this
valuable specific, and Which he SO richly
merits. 1t is the only preparation OF the
kind that is reliable in all cases, and il
therefore demands the attention of the
afflicted.
Sold by Druggists everywhere, and by
Hostetter & Smith, Sole Proprietors, SO
Water and SO Front Streets, Pittsburgh
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-06-17

Dr.. MAINS AoUE BALsAM. - This
wonderful compound is having an extern
sive sale in all parts of the Union where
ague exists. 1t is one of the few medi-
cines which are now sold over the coun-
try, that are really what their inventors
claim for them. And unlike all other
remedies that are recommended by their
proprietors to cure all the ills that flesh
is heir. to-this remedy is only recon-
mended for chills, fever and ague, or that
particular class of diseases growing out
Of or the result of miasma, SO common in
our western country. The numerous ev;-
dences Of its great curative properties,
and the high estimation placed upon it,
renders it the greatest discovery OF the
age, and it deserves the entire appreciation
of all classes of men. Those having oc-
casion to use medicine of this kind are
urged 10 spare no pains to give this trial
if they wish to be soundly cured See
advertisement in another column of this
paper Sold by all good druggists. III
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-06-17
From the New York Dav Book |


HAIR DYE is VILE WASH, but the arti-
Gle that will naturally restore the color
of the hair the changing of which to gray,
being an indication of lack of proper
secretions, is truly valuable medicine.
PRoF. WOODS HAIR Tonic, if the certifi-
Gates of the leading minds over the Union
do not falsify. is the only safe remedy for
badness. dryness, premature change Of
color and the several evidences Of a lack
CT secretions at the roots Of the hair, which
can be found. Quack preparations
abound, and chair tonics" fill every "cor
ner grocery" in the country. Avoid all
. hair tonics" unless known to be the pre-
paration of some man whose celebrity has
become world wide. Do not let any nos
trum vender experiment upon your hair.
Touch nothing you have not good reason
10 believe is all that it purports to be-
Prof. Wood has earned by years Of severe
test Of the virtues Of his preparation, has
present fame. Over one hundred and
fifth certificates are before lis of the value
Of his Hair Restorative, from parties who
have tried it. Use no other.
CAUTION Beware of worthless imita-
tions, as several are already in the market
called by different names. Use none UNI
less the words Professor Woods Hair
Restorative, Depot St. Louis, Mo, and
New York; are blown in the bottle.
Sold by all Druggists and Patent Medi
cine dealers. Also by all Fancy and
Toilet Goods dealers in the United States
and Canadas.
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-06-17
To The Public.

The Ague and Fever season has fully
commenced. We would call your atten-
ton to the following
Quasqueton guardian. (Quasqueton, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1856-1858, 1858-06-17
WHY is THE DEMAND SO GREAT FOR
DIR. MANN'S
AGUE BALSAM !

because it will, in all eases, safely and eff
- tectually cure that much dreaded scourge
Of the Wes.-Chills, Fever and Ague-without
fail, and in cases will counteract the poison of
Malaria, of which fact thousands do testify :;
and, unlike all other nostrums, il is only recon-
mendcd for one class Of diseases, and rs tonic
it is unsurpassed. We will offer few eyiden-
ees OF its worth, 10y men of influence and high
standing.