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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15
PhilnAeLphia. .lpg .. 1876

This is In certify, that I was afflicted with
a disease Of he L'r,r for screen years, which
produced a loss OF appetite, aud consequent
enaciaiion. During this period | received
the advice. aud followed the prescriptions
of DR. IL. and other physicians, without oh
tanning any relief About twenty month
past applied 10 MIR, ". W. Potter, who adj
vised course of the Carhoicon ! commen-
ced laklog il. Six bottles have elIectnally
cured M, aud now enjoy a state of the
most perfect health
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RorlLg1l. Com Id. %. -

Mf VI N. W. POTTER,
Dear SIR. | have uow hai ous hofi5
Of Gaiaol,eon left a person arrived tins p.
Venlng. who came So miles since maf1ng.
for y bottles o. Cathoiicon, and would nv
taken -, but / could not let him have but
Q. He came expressly for the ar'icIe. ard
says that the person, who hal used two bot
ties, hHs had " ltrrr affection or cousumpai-
on 20 years; aud that three Of tue family
are inealiis, and have paid ia ten years, far
medical advice aud medicine, y 5OD IL
says the person Who has used tbetwo bottle,
uera1 found alg mtdicint ia compare MN fbf
Ca,t0ttegp5 and tIat the neighbour, seeing
the astonishing effects II Produced a number
5fthrm sem tHe above person TO procnte lhe
article, tor var,5us chronic diseases The
person told me he would wait two days, II
he could procure the two dozen VIII yon.
without tar, s=ud zoe, or If necessary, pVon
come with few boxes of the Catbolicon 10
Hartford, as I fear delays will take place in
New York aud New Haven aud as Ia b..
iu5 oul OF tire article, cannot ihlnk OF II
Lam, in haste. yours, NC.
" Ri
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15
am, IN haste. yours, NC.
f. W. BuLL.

Sold by the principal Druggists aud Book
seller. in the United States.
IL Price SO per bottle, or S3oper dozen
- Printed directions are on the hotties
W. w. POTTER,
No. Il South Ninth street between Ches
nus and Market, opposite the University ot
Pennsylvania.
THE above Medicine for sale by The Subscri
Der, sole Agent for the sales OF Lyncllbnrp.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
I0Woste Post OGce-Lyicb6ugg.
May ] 6m
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Ceriifcaie.-So time in August, 1924, !
was desired hv ". ". Potter, to visit aud eA-
anime the above lad, samuel Raiu--the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
aud more serious case of it | have never
seen--considerable portion OF the whole di-
ameter of the tiba, the NAN or shin booze oil
the leg had eStoliaied and come ou,--lhe
wound measuring at the time seven inches
in length, extending from lii1e below the
knee to near the ancle, two inches anda half
in width, aud two inches aud n quarter ia
depth, the flesh being retroveued along The
edges 20 the height OF one Inch aud halt
he was much emaciaied had hectic levers =;
night sweats and was rapidly vcrsing 10
the grave. In this slate he was put on the
Vegetable Catholicon, winch, in the cout5t
OF three weeks, removed all The symptoms "a
hectic, and in the beginning OF April 1872
after using ten bottles Of the medicine, be
was discharged, cured. have this day eN-
amiued the limit Is as sound as il was pre-.
vious to the aeeident--a large quantity OF
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
left by the extoliated tibia, and the limb is ms
firm aud sound, aud as useful rs il could pos
,iby be, had the accident never happened
HENRY NJ 'MURTRIE, NJ. ID.
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HhILnHeInhIn 1

Sin Fh'iqae'obja, My. q, 1924.
bear,v an auh now thanks 10 your medicine,
heen ""n' or nearly 81. wears have
IN a martyr To disea.s rhose ,ay,.a.
" not soon stepped, to put peri
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15
April q, 1926.


Philadelphia, Jpig 81, 1926,
nave lahorcd undera very severe case OF
itlttf Tor Tie last i've years, and IN the course
oil lhat time was attended by two very re-
sPeeiahie physicians OF this city, who pre-
aeribed and recommended every popular re
mtdy which they Thought would prove of
oehehi, without success was blisiered
nine times on the face, and u course of mer.
curry pursued Intellectually, Al This time my
'i'ualtoh became quite desperate, aud re-
naming Ter some time IN thls state, was ad
'ised by my friends to Try Pouer's Vegetable
atholicon, III which they had great conf
dence, aud finally consented To give il n ftid
Alter using live bottles, the disease began 10
show itself more desperate than ever. which
caused me To think | should never get Heed
from this desponding condition; but heiue
urged by MIR. Potter to take morn, ffnly con-
WINGED me that his medicine would have the
desired eilecD followed his advice. thank
God, and from the use OF uine bottle il e.
tectnally performed cure. | I'm now per-
icctly well, my system having undergone IL
compete revolution
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15

zAHE PROPRIETOR OF this invaluable medi-
II cine, leel5 authorized, bv lis increasing
rsmiation to recommend it rs superior 10
ali other popular medicines, for tue cure OF
KINGS EVIL or Scrolula-NECROsI or
licensed hunes-SYPHILIo in every Stage
AIERGURlAL diseases---RHEU i AfIoM---
LIVER CO npalnts-and ULCERS oil every
description.
The CathoIicon has also been used with
greaf succpss in every variety OF Cniahe0Hs
Disease. bioiches on the face, pimpieS and let
ter in particular: White Seedlings, GOui. Jaan-
dire, aud Bilious diseases generally, DgSpeB-
sia or idigsstiOH, complaints ot the Siomach ,
and general iebiiify. II is a certain purifier
offhe bi08d md huBtOufS, and has been found
an elheacous remedy in purifying The blood
ofehildren after pncclpdtiOH, and should be III
variably used as a general aiierdiire both tor
children aud adults being agreeable To the
most delicate palate, aud grateful cordial
10 the stomach. THIS IS the first discovery
al a medicine taken into the stomach, that
ha, had the long desired effect of curing the
most obstinate and distressing erierHai dis
eases The use of nutricious food, and the
ordinary avocatiuns of business, are not tn
terf1p3e ed by the Catholicon ; aud ltsproper-
esaavlag the power o irestOrlng both flesh &
boae. and otrenovaling aud invigorallng e
very part otine system during the process OF
extermln ding disease, is without a parallel
Iae following certificates will, II Is prrsu'
med, satisfy the most incredulous, OF the pre-
eminent virtues of the Catholleon.
CERTIFICATES.
PbiadsIphia, req. 2oth, 1927.
Mr. WIN. W, Potter
d At 5lr--fen month haSe now p
,apsed since my daugher May Ann has been
{
stored To ) ate OF much better health than
we could reasonably have expected aud a.
duty owe To suffering humanity, and gra.
titule to Yourself, | tender this, trusting il
NAV prove useful 10 those similarly afflicted,
About twelve years ago she complained OF
severe pains in her back aud hip, which
grew worse and worse until she was almost
unable TO move, or turn herself in bed. Du-
ring this period her back an hip swelled yo-
~ much, and the pam extended down the
leg, which lost its natural power a wasting
OF iesh-luss OF appetite, and evacuation en.
sued, and her Cnuutenance depicted misery.
She continued without much, ii any, alterati-
on for the better, (keeping her strictly under
the advice OF an eminent medical gentleman, }
for a considerable time, when the swelling
on the mp began TO increase; herphysician' )
Prescriptions became useless they recon
mended he steel laCktt one vas procured a
tried, bat III vain, and the disease seemed 10
bid defiance to all The Well-known remedies
an that complaint, that were here employed.
SHE was tuen considered iacarabie Her
ulster having died OF the same complaint al
ier an lines, Of four years, we We're oil opinI-
On thai Mary ANA must share the 7ame fate
hapmg heard OF the remarkable success o
Your Cathpiicon in scromlons complaints {
was rplUlNe ed to ma Ike a trial al il. She be
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15

C.fSE.-Samnel Rain, siont full grown
lad, OF thirteen years OF age, OF healthy and
robust habit OF body, while swimming 10 the
Delaware, some linn n lie month of June
1921, strucl his shn boia lille buIow the
knee, against a hoal--no pain or unpleasant
consequences resuiiedthereiromfo for the space
OF week, when considerable Inflammation
and swelling ensured. DIR. 5 a respectable
physician OF the neiehborhood of Penn's
neck, salem county, New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was Gallet, aud continued his
attention for toul years, during which time
II grew worse and wore, nnIil his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being ofopinion that the
loss of his leg was the ouly means of saving
his life. On the 3D. day OF August, 1924, he
was put on course of Pouer's Vegetable
CathoIicon, aud by its sole use Is now com.
pletely restored. ". ". POTTER.
Auest--S.jMUEL Rim
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15
JAEMS PIPER

This is 10 certify, that | have scen TIE Il.
bove case, and believe it to br tru an cor
rect. WM. L. CARTER.
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GEORGE KANE.
CIV Of Philadelphia, IS.

CITY Of Philadelphia, IS.
George Kaae, OF the district Of Southwark
personally appeared, aud, being duly sworn,
doth declare and say, tbat the above state.
ment IS, in all respects, correct Hndtrue, aud
that the signature 10 II is ia the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
JOHN RlNNs, .4iderman.
PhiLadeiphta, NV Is, 81.
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I'D to my existence Having hsduo regular
medical advice from the commencement,1ny
complaint at last got 10 such height that /
could not swallow without great pain and
difficulty. Tumofs formed ia different uarls
Of my body, and began 10 think my sitasli-
on almost desperate. The five bottles of the
Calholicon Which | have taken have com.
pletely cured ne, aud am now as well as |
could wish 10 be. With my thanks, am your
Obliged humble servant, &C.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-15

Size is al present the vile OF gen
teman Of eminence at the Irish bar.
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TIE
ALMANAC
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FOR 1928.
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$50

From Gibro]nr--From Boston papers received yesirr-
day Durpiug by The steam boat, we have intelligence from
Gibraltar 10 the 18th ut. brought to that city by the brig
Fame. The Chronicle uf the 18th states that the Irsuf
gents in Spain, to the number Of 1000, took possession Of
I}eus, lin Gaia louia,0 on the 9th of September, ard impri-
soneh the principal inhabitants until they paid certain
contributions. The rebels he'd previously entered YEN
drcll, where they levied $4,000, and were masters of Blanes
and other places on the roast. 100 troops had arrived at
Farragona from Valencia and subsequently marched ont.
The Madrid Gazette Of fhe 9th, which had previously kept
a strict silence on these matters, gives \ detailed account
Of fhe proceedings Of the rebels since 1925, and concludes
with a royal order, directing a considerable body Of troops
of the line to be sent TO Catalonia, and announcing that a
general officer will be appointed TO superin,cud tire military
operations, with powers from his uai ,e'~ ~ varlgn the
Is,e's, excepting tie lcz3c.9.
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Fire Hundred Doyg,, Pe,,o,d

Nathaniel Spelsou.. the Teller Of the Office oi Dis,nnnt
and Deposite Of the Bank of Virginia in Petersburg, has
stolen from 'hc said Office abou, fOrly TbUusqad Dollars.
chiefly in notes Of one bundled dollars each, the property
of The President, Directors and CpmnG # the Bank Of
Virginia and ne abscoudcd early 40 Sunday morning,
having, as is believed, a very large portion Of that sum
with him. II is understood that he got into one Of the
steamboat below City Point on the same morning.
am authorized by the Board Of Directors of the said
Office, to offer the above reward AMI all reasonable expen-
COS, for MS apprehension and safe delivery to the Jailar OF
sjis town.
Sneison is about fifty years ofasr; about > feet 10 or II
Inches high; his hair very grey; his face red and full, with
clear blue eyes.-IIe hesitalcs, and generally appears
embarrassed When speaking.
October IS. G. ". s%TAGNBACK, Cashier.
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MARRlED, on Wednesday, 17th inst. by the Rev.
WIN. - Carnes, Mann PAGE, Esq. TO Miss Lucy
nNN L. JoNEs, daughter OF the late Richard Jones,
Esq all OF Gloucester County, Nitginia.s
On 25lh inst. by the Rev. VIM. II. Hart, Col.
GEoRGE NJ. CARkINGToS, 10 Mrs. nlAReAREr PicK-
EFT, all of this city.
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.MEETIVGS CILLED.

u meeting oftie Citizens Of CAMPBELL opposed
70 The election ofGcn Andrew Jackson. as President
Of the U. 5. is respectfully invited to be holden or the
hfst day Of next November Court, to appoint dele
gates 10 the proposed convention. on the end Monday
oitJannatv next in tic city Of RicL,uond.
SEVERAL FEEEUOLDERS.
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SCgTEGlE:
1926 nrizes-91aI blanks.

1O276 prizes-912I bIanbs.
The prizes subject TO a discount Of - per cepfnro.
IL is intended 10 draw this Lottery as soon as fife
tickets can be disposed Of, and as they are noing off
very rapidly, there is 40 knowing how soon ;hat NAV he.
Tickets at p dollars each, for sale a! the Bookstore
of WIN. H.. FITXlVHYLSONN.
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Is Il Lottery REALLY and EXcLrsiyELY to DpoDabls
the Public GooA.
FETHE VIRGINIA FREE ROAD T.OTTERY.
authorized By ia@. to raIse money to construct a
noad from Staunion TO Covington, or Calahan's-
Every cort OF the money cleared, after paying tho
prizes and the positive expenses of conducting tic Lot
terry, is 10 be laid out on the Road.
iSCTyEME.
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DRAWING OF II
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,

The subscribers having been requested to superin,eni. tho
DrawinS of the Dismal SwanP Canal Lottery, Ninth
Class d." hereby certify, that the following were the Num-
bers which were this day dfa wa from the Fifty four placed
IN Tie u IeeL. viz:
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Ist 2d 81 4th 5th 6;h 9TH 81,
10 46 IA "A 3 81 40 8

H"' ma me aid numbers were drawn IN the order in
"'icn 'h'y STAND above; that is 10 say, No. IL was III.
NJ, ~ drawn; NO. IS was '!o second; No. III W.
eve 'f''d; NC. ~ was the fourth; No. 8 was the fifth: No.
, was the sixth; No. AZ was the seventh, and No. g w
the eighth and last.
Witness our hnuds, at Richmond, the 9th Of Octob.r.
1890 i. w. TES.
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+ w. o YES.
w NJ. cambridge.
-

From the preceding certificate, it will he seen VIVA,
numbers were drawn from the wheel for determining the
pfIEes III the Dismal SrnDP Canal LouerV, Ninth Glass,
the order IN which they We're dra wn, and ihr Mana
gers announce 10 the public The following as the resall:
me tickets which drew the IS highest prizes, are those
having on them for Combination n umbers:
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y TIE tFII"tNS UF ZINC d QUEEN.
The Freehoiiers and Citizens of King &, Ouren. hostile
10 'he election of Gen. Andrew Jackson 20 the Presidency,
are requested to assemble at King * Queen Court House.
on the ~ Monday IN November next, to temperate with
their fellow citizens in the exertions now making, TO orcan-
we an electnrai ticket by means Of a Conventions, "a meet
IN Richmond on the Cd Tuesday in January.
MANY VOTERS
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Chesterfield, Oct. 5. 1927.
ANTI JACKSON MEETING

= 'tANtAONl' III INNr.
y meeting OF the FIeeholders of opposed to
The election Of General Jackson as President Of the United
States, is requested at Bowling Green on Monday the 12:h
day vt November, being court day, for the purpose of APP
pointing delegates 10 the Convention in Richmond on the
second Tuesday in January next.
Caroline, 10th Oct. 1927.
The voters OF COCO HLAND county opposed to the
election of Andrew jackson, are requested TO meet at
Ho"chland Courthouse on the first day OF November court
next, to take into consideration the popriety Of electine
members to the Anti Jackson Convention 10 be held in
Richmond on the 9th day of January next.
MANY VOTERS OF GooCHrAYn,
Oct. 9Th, 1927.
To the FreeiIoiders of the county of DINWIDDIE opno.
sad to the election Of Gen. Andrew Jackson TO the Chief
Aing'S'racy of The United States.
y meeting Of the Freeholdcrs opposed to the clcctinn nj
Gen. Jackson, is proposed to take place at the Courthouse
on The 81 Monday III November next, it being court dav.
tor The purpose of appointing DeIegat ties to atend the AMI.
jackson Convention to he holden in Richmond on Tues
day the 9th of January next.
MANY OF YOUR FELLOW CIrIzFys.
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Ind tie (,ii,~,ng g%cntlea,cn ,geye opn,jyteJ n r,,-
Dtinee 9f Correspondence, VIZ:
m. ~. Cabell T.. w. Rootes
EooeFi 7'anaTd Tbomas Brockenbrough
John ~. PIeasau's Preston Smith
WIN. II. Ti:zsbJ soun Jno. Finders
Robert Pollard Doctor Thomas veIsoo
JDln " Eustace Dict. Nicaiah Clarke
Thomas Butl'cfioJrt William Lambert
JAG Ireim 3. Ifafgie Doctor NJ. Page
Dabney Carr Samuel Myers
Robert Greenhow Henry Gibson
VIM. 9 .PenJleion John Goddin,
Pcyton Randolph Samuel Sublci.
Resolved, That the proceedings az this meeting he
signed by tie Chairnan and Secretary, and copies
thereof be furnished to the Editors Of the Ed7uirey
and the Uhig. with a request that they woulG
publish them; and thai the editors OF the other news
papers in the Stale be also requested 10 publish them.
WIN. n. CABELL. Cbair'n.
W.. c.. PGHDLErov, Scc'y
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FOR 1923.
The Astronomical calculations of this work are adap-
ted to solar or apparent time, and to the latitude ahd
longitude ofthe City Of Richmond.
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COUNTY.

The citizens of Nelson opposed 10 Gen. Jackson,s
election TO the presidency OF the United States are res
pccUuliy requested TO meet al their Court in Noyem
Der next, with a view Disappointing Delegates to meet
those which may be appointed by other Counties in
The State, for the purpose of forming a proper Electo-
raj Ticket, on the Cd Tuesday in January next.
MANY u
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AMHERST COUNTv

The citizens OF Amherst who arc opposed 10 the O.
lection OF Andrew Jackson to the Presidency of the
United States, are respectfully inv tied TO attend a NEE
ting TO be held at Amherst Court House on the Bird
MONDAY IN November next. The object of this NEE
ting is to appoint Delegates ,oiepresent this county
in the proposed convention to be held in Richmond. on
the end Tuesday in January next.
.Vnnu Of Y0ur Ecliotc Ciiisens.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ihcompe,sat; aud that the only relief against the
nii-chief IT that ncompeteBcy, must be found IL
the parental protection of Z" Que COVE nment-'
Our policy, say orator, should be modified
so as to comprehend all interests, aud sacrifice
noae. No convention IL to be called 10 remedy
the evils, If they exist by written con-i,utiou,
adopted 10 these new inter e>t5 and new relations;
hut the policy oil the " 0fie" general government,
groun,ie upon it's parenia, protection is TO be
modified, 30 a. to comp eh.nd the interests of all
and sacrifice the interests of none, and this gov
ernmentai policy is deemed perfectly competent TO
remedy the evils. Mr.. Sp-ake,! does this not a.
mount TO power claimed IN the part of this " one"
P'renis government TO ierisis,e in all clses ( I
the good OF the whole jioiicy may dictate, with
vait my reference whatever to wtit;en cons'i;iI-
'iona' distributions OF power. If So can any thing
tie more alarming TO the hicnds of written cousti-
tutions, than these claims to- underlined, unlimited
power, actually p;scti>ed upon by the adam ins,ra-
ton OF the general government? Believe me. Fir.
II these claims TO power bodily set forth, should
not be corrected 10y the nterpo-ition OF the Anne
rican people, aud | most seriously fear i, is too
late. the philanthrophst the lover oil liberty, the
patriot and the iieaJs of the rights If man. ha,
all to fear, and nothing 10 hope from the once
Wanted di-co,e les OF the great American princi-
pies in governmental science. Mr. SpeaAer, be-
iievsu is pas, the usual hour OF ali urnuent, and
sr, IL iswhh most unpleasant & If ing eein 2,
that am now compelled 10. tell you, that an
physically exhausted - Ye, have one in,e. es,ir.
point which | wish to present TO the views of h,
house. tia too, cir, sui jet have deeply a
heart. May then once more trespass upon YOU
liberal indulgence IN asking for another adjourn
nient Of the d-bat.
To De con iluei
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We began some time since TO Icy before our rea.
ders, some account OF the course of Jns,,.ctio,
Pursusd IN Uiis Institution, but were oblie.d a.
So pend 1t uuib we could get the necessary Ipfor.
ma'lon refrsc;inG the remaining classes. Il is now
fssunicd.
MORAL PHILOSOPHY.
The subjects assigned TO his school are NJ,
tai Philo-ophy, E.bics, Logic, General Grainr,a,.
anil Polincel Economy
The course OF i"sttlc'ion in each Of ihs.s sub
Jects' Is by A-eiufes. written exe5ci-es, aud Fsa
minsu ms, both Cial aud written
In Mental Phiio-ophJ snd Ethics, Browns Phi.
l"sopbg - he tex. Oook. -ahl cuufse OF oriaiosi
Lectures is delivered on these scienca. ~ 80,
The several TOPICS arc tfsHtl in Size sane ODD, ~
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