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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

NNfEW BOOkS.-lhe subscriber again has
II the pleasure OF announcing TO his Glends
aud the public, that he has just received great
gariely Of New Publications, among which are
10 be found the following viz;
Sketches of roui To the Lakes, of The Charac.
ter and Customs ofihe Chip.way Indians aud of
incidents connected with the Treaty of iona Be
Lacby Thos. l.. Mckenny--l vol % engras,
ines
The Private Memorsof Madame De IIaus-
set adys maid TO Madame DE Pompadonl--
| vel.
Highways and By.Ways or Lakes of the
Roadside, picked up by Walking Gentleman,
Bird series" love France well thai ! will
not part with village ofIt--i will have 1t all
mime vols.
Letters and Memoirs relating to the War of A.
merican Independence and the capture of the
| German Troops al Saratoga; by Madame Reid
esel--l vol.
Richmond OF Scenes in the Life Of Bow
Street Officer, drawn up iroui hi, private memo
randd-2 vols.
Introductory Report 20 the Code Of Prison
Discipline, being part ofthe system Of Penal
Law, prepared for the State Of Luuisiana-By
Edward Livingsion--i vol.
The Domestic Physician. or Travellers Com.
panion compiled from the practice Of the emf
nent Physicians aud Surgeons, containing advice
to persons removing to tropical Climates, To
those attacked after drinking Geld water, &c, ~
| an American practitioner vol.
MUSIC.
[.F Mrs. Knights celebrated song Of Buy a
! Broom, sung by her with the most enthusiastic
| applause, written and arranged by Edward
Knight
The Bavarian Girls sonP. sung with the great
est applause by MADAME Ncstris of London
| Scrap Books, containing above % engray.
/ aas. such ., tI,c iaSsaic Falls. Trenton Falls.
Capital at Washington, Presidents House Iar
per's Ferry, New York, Philadelphia, Boston,
| Nc. &c.
! A Brief Sketch of the occurrences on board
! the Brig Crawford on her voyage from Natan
gas to New York together with the hial of the
| three Spaniards for Piracy and Murder commit
| ted on board said BRIG. with other circumstan
ces calculated to illustrate these transactions.
! The above are just received, with genera
| and extensive assortment Of all the School Book
in general use -; all ofwhich will be sold ON Tn,
! most reasonable terms by
| CHAS 4. WRITER'S,
! AUG, 30. Nam Street, Iynchburg.
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THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
PhHadeiphio, april |. 1926

This is to certify. that have been lahoring
for tisbt wears, unArr dreadful disease that
occasioned more than one hundred inceter-
ME niesrs on my neck and body, and in my
thrnot In this state remained upwards Of
ann YEAR under the care of highly respec.
,a,Ic md wpl known medical gentleman,
tsking every medicine that he ordered me,
hni without any effect, and was finally aban-
done1 Inv him as incurabIe: My Crane had
herame much emaciared, from the long and
severe mains endured, asl my health was
as.troved. In this despairng situation, Mr.
". WPouer very generously olfer red inc his
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
MARC ARET HOFFMAN.


fHUHHtFI0lFH, .Huy oVi I0-U'
This is to certify that my daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, laboured for
twenty-five month under severe liberation
Of the tongue and throat, which roceeded TO
such an extent US TO eat away a third part OF
her tongue, and nearly TO DESTROY her palate,
aud render her speech unlntelligible, In this
state, medical advice was resoried TO, and e.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain ; when, hearing oil Mr.. Pouers We
getable Catholicon, was induced TO try that ;
Two bottles have elfeetnalIy cured her, aud
she is now perfectly we'll.
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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JOHN MCURnY, Jun,
No. 80. Chesnnl sire Of.

Use. e. S was of a scrofnous
"'o'' At the age of three years his parents
'ercflYed an liberation OF the head.
i,'ceedIag, as is supposed, from vaccination.
~ was AZ first confined TO small compass,
"u' uom the continued discharge, il was soon
S''h'n ihiealed 10 tho whole scalp, which
Wtsented horrible appearance, being al
"'S' one entire sCah; soon alter this dis
s'"se commenced from his ears. which be-
90 Nv very offensive Bisttrs, WdsheS, oiut-
man, Sc, were vigorously rrsortrd to, but in
mn Alter remaining Va this situation for
@ ,".'e 0lan six months, the Vegttabie CGthOii-
IT, IY' was recommended and its use Immediate
e'nnenced. Il quickly displayed its ac-
;a"oNle9sed powers over the disease, by first
, "orPasing tho discharge. but which soon af-
o.. Gfased, the complaint being completely
rea'ed, aud the child restored To health
co,a >, Information rs TO the accuracy of this
n tue father Of the child can be referred
implication 10 W. ". POTTER.
nh he above case of Tinea CoDifis, or
no Sala'ed sore head, should be a warming TO
T wl' 10 guard against the evil effects
n1n 100 often arise from neglecting 10 use
tina i,as'hfF OF The blood, after the vaccina-
Cas'5 ~ 'helr children. The Caihoiicon is Of
shoa,a a' suitable remedy in these cases, aud
'"' pa.i r.invariahly used.
'"'adetPhid, Feb %, 1927.
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PhitGdeiphin, .Mqy l6, 1926.

! do hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began 10 swell, constituting the disease call
ed MIX Ltg, About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated ; and in
this deplorahle state continued until about
one wear since, when | began TO use Pouqr's
Vegetable Cathoicon. By its sole urse ! am
now perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, aud my linus are as sound
and hnnlIhV a. rNrr.
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GEORGE HONOKTH,
Justice OF the Peace, Philadelphia city.
Phiiqdeipdin, june 30, 1926.

FNITIWtIVHII, JHNt -Vl Io-V'
This "a 10 certify, that | nave been severely
afflicted with the Rheumatism tor the last FL
teen wears, aud 50 bad that was obliged to
use crulehes, or help, to enable me 10 move
about. tried every possible means OF re.
eeiving relief from this deplorabe situation,
having used two bottles of Swaim's Geuane
Panacea without effect, when, about year
since, applied to Mr. ". ". Potter Tor a
supply of his Vegetable Caiholicon, and from
the use oftwo bottles it has effected d care,
aud, since have stopped taking the medI.
cine, have never yet enjoyed better nealth'
DOROTHY BENDER.
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MARTHA NJ. MCURDY,
No. II, Chesnut-street.
Philadtiphin, .qprii3. 1926.


From the spring OF 1872, until this summer,
| was afflicted with Scrofntn every gland il
my Eeck was affected by the rising OF hard III
mours, which broke aud left deep ragged III
iers. was under the oare OF three eminent
practitioners at different times, who conti-
nued to prescribe for me for about min
months, when my leg mar the shin began 10
swell, which soon aLcerdtPd-and "A large nj
CIR also arose on my body from the former
proceeded thick aud offensive matter. !
continued much ia tins state (my maIadv ra-
Their inCreasing,) for some months, and lind
my my physicians advice USELESS, discnar
ged hem and resorted 10 SWnim's Genuine
Pd1aefa. which persisted in to The eXten
OF Nine Bottles, but without the slightest re
lei. Under these very uniavorahie circum
stances | commenced nsing PoHers Vtgetn-
bic Cdih0iic0H which soon manifested It's IL
lnence over the disease 3; thu lumour on nv
body now broke and began Ia DISCHARGE, aud
soon ate7 all the ulcers began to heal very
fast : in few weeks more 10 my great asio-
nlshment the ulcers we're entirely healed
he pains which had been subject to, were
removed and my appetite restorrd-and II
fact my bodily heslih is very much improved
from the exclusive use OF Mr. POittr's Palma
Die CdthOiiC0n. MANUEL NORRIS.
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,-.r.,. ssni. Weekly Pip'r, At 81, aud the Weck,F
u - 4 : per anrin payable IN aiFanee-No SUI
r rpoa ae iyed 70, he's TIM '%e a M, ny .c TE,
a.d ~ 9lis,i,,.1 ,lntil al arrclrases are pad.
wv ,,e,ti.rnsnts will he inserted at % cents per
u -, tls ir,t time, aud 81 L. eeuts for each
1ir5 - rhase from distance must he pad Tor
"a their insertion, or the payment assumed ny
i'l',m.,,nsible person IN Lynehburg.
r,.rery Orders exceeding two squares arc in
Al. letters addressed to tho Editors must be post
- they will not be attended to.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01
Butier's Vegetable indian Specific

BUt!er'S IegCtdbt fndtm Spetlfe,
! 81 OR the cure of Colds, Coughs, Consumpli
ons, Splitting OF Blood, Asthma, aud all dis
orders ofthe Breast and Lungs
The Vegetable Indian Specific, has stood IL,
test ofcxperence, and proved itself the most Va
liable remedy ever discovered tor the cure a
Asthma, aud all the diseases OF the bredat and
lungs, leading to consumption. The following
celtihcate lust received from highly respected
gentleman will show It's value,
|, Samuel Moore. do hereby certify, that iol
upwards of a year Twas severely afflicted with u
pain IN my breast, accompanied with avery bad
cough aud Shortncss ri breath aud every mdicn-
ton On the opinion of a Ply siciUn) of approach
ing consumption Ate, passing through n
course ofmcdiclno, aud finding no relief Was
induced to make trial oil Buffers Vegetable indi
an Specific, aud the use oi one and half bottle
completely restored me 10 health aud ! have IL
NAMED so ever since, being upwards Ola year
The celebrated DIR. Cullen has taught us that
e." our FIRST attention should be employed IN witch
ing the approach ottho disease and preventing
lis proceeding To an incurable state and Ia per
SONS of consumptve habit, especially those born
oil consumplve parents, the slightest symptom
of an approaching consumption at the consnmp-
tive period oiliie ought carefully 10 be attended
to-"
The Specific is obtained 10y extraction from
herbs, roots flowers, plants, &c when Ia peliec-
ton. In consequence OF IA happy combination
Of the most valuable herbs, &c. it becomes ahal-
sam ofsuperior value. lthcals emjuirdpaftsI
opens the pores and eomuoses the disturbed
nerves, after the manner ofan anodyne eonse-
quently the obstruction OF the chest and the lungs
which constitute the disease particularly need lis
use. Ii promotes e&Pectoraion. winch Ii So
constantly called for aud whilst il cleans, $ and
heals, it also gives strength 10 the tender ungs
In this manner ii removes the hectic fever, IN
proves digestion, gives strength to the nerves, Re
pairs the appetite aud improves the spirits lhs
specific may always he given in safcty-=it /.
mild & pleasant to the taste, aud isfound paftlcn
larly useful in pochlondrical, nervous aud hys
terical diseases.
Each bill ofdirections contains detailed &C
count ofthis disease IN all lis different stages
and will he accompanied with the signainle o
tbc proprietor in red ink. Is is offered for sal,
by the subscriber WHO is appointed by the pro
prielor sole agent for Lynollbnrg.
June g. 3m THOMAS J. DUAL.
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have plotted 10 this very day--for Adj
mIrable WIS inexoiable.
On Sunday evening, the Pey. Mr..
SnafIiext was gossipping as usual a. ,he
mansion house. As the evening. waned
Miss Waitstll Withdrew 10 an adjoinipr
apartment, whlhcr she had priyjly in
V'"d he Doacon's son. TGronob AN
opposite door, Silence retired from oioue
and Experience followed from desipn,
slowly they trapsed Onward 10 their re-
speciIse eooehes--aud slfaiiway all was
sui. / lie tall clock al The staircase
head told eleven, and the moon reaec,-
ed my sterlous sort of hfllliancy. Me-
Tor a love scene. Mr.. Snatltext com
mcuced discourse on The subitc, ~
ghoSlS--aserrlng that for Two nipbts in
succession he had distinctly observed n
hnge appafltlon marching round and
found hllock, then visible. lie then
ampiilod on the convenience and dan.
gers oil solltude---on the advantages q,
conJngal lie, the duties of vonnp ladies
to provide themselves with protectors
aud all thai son of dislnierested n,pu-
mcniatIon talking without interfupiion
ter The space Of iorly-liye m nlHes. when
ne departed in high spirits. All this
haranene was overheard by Miss W.T.
sun Potts, and Nj. Rejoice Harp, PHI
chef, SEATED, rs before Unlimited, in an
adjoining room. Presently II was mid
night, and as the clock announced the
hour' Miss Admirable, still alone, INV IL
tnely looked out upon the haunted
Knoll. Nolhlng could be more roman.
uc---hofe, forest throwing It's pian,
shadows across fields aud copses. and ill.,.
tie streams stealing forth into The broad
moonshine----Iherc, a gorgeous lake
throwing up millions ofsparkles among
Inc Ieplyrs that wanioncd upon It's be-.
som---and yonder, IA tail figure m White
stalking over The base Of dilapidatod
dung-heap
" An sighed the damsol, audibly---
" wish 10 tho marcy | was married I,
Rejoice Pitcher Bot all the pnbIins in
the whole parish amt gong 10 make
me have hat err old hypocrli,al pan-
der" Say thee SO, my CARL ?" en-
claims Rejoice, bursting into the room.
" hen I'm the boy aunt Waiiy's got
llcence, aud III fetch the parson in q
jlIIy"---and away he sped, while Miss
Naitstlll unravellcd the whole matter.
Ia few minutes the younker .reappcnf-
ed, dragging IN his reverence, wrapped
in amazem nj aud Il homcspun sheet;
the latter happening to be Just Withdrawn
from the nelphborng hedge, and mark.
cd at one corner, T.. u. II. This
young lady hath deed Of protector H.
ealnst ghosts SAID Miss Waistiil, adj
dressing this clerical spectre. And If
thee don't marry ms right away" added
Rejoice, I'll wallop lhee ion a coun-
teriet wizard" The saint WIS forced
to comply, aud rolling up his eyes as he
CALCULATED
ne - the - - ------ devil"
He turned on his heel, and hnsnot since
been heard Of. There followed testi-
villes and merrymakings without num-
Der at the various dwellings Of lllc Pit
cheers and Potlsos. But what signifies
IL IS II mt nehoIy fact, that all The act
ors in these scenes, even the youngest
and most hale, have been dead aud bu-
rIrd more Than fifty years.
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PbilaIflphin, J,tne %, 1926.

This is To certify, that | labored under a
very severv Uicemied sore throat and mouth
for upwards OF a year, and 50 desperate that
il prevented my eating any thing Of hard
Substance. | took three hotties Of Swain ;
panacea without any effect. In this state
hearing Of Potter's Vegetable CathoIicon, |
had recourse TO IL, and by the use of three
bottles hive been cfectually cured. II has
been upwards Of eighteen months since
ceased taking the medicine, and there is no
annaora6cp oG "a return
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

M EW huslC.--The subscriber has again
u the pleasure OF Informing The Lsdi" Of
Lynchbutg and is vicinity that he has lately re-
cc,ed direct from Philadcphia, large and
wcl selected assortment OF NEW Mt SIC, eui4
braclus all the new pieces up TO this time :.
which he hopes they will do blm the favour to
call and pun chase, ms he is determined 10 sell We
~ luw--bat he Is sorry 10 be under the necessi-
~ OF informing the Ladies thai hereafter De can
not allow them To exchange their music after ha.
wing selected li-be gives tbs notice that no per-
son may be disappointed.
ADRIAN X. NORTH,
August %
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I'd OOk BlNDEkY. The subscriber has late
- ly procured an additional FIRST rate 3ooot
Binder, which enables HIM to do all work, in
tnat line with neatness and dispatch. He has
aceived directfr Philadelphia, a very larg
supply of paper of very superior quality whc
enables him TO do any kind OF Bunk Uort nj y
minutes notice, Merchants, Clerks, and The pub.
ilc generally may rely on having any work or
dcfed OF me, faithful, done aud made ont OF the
best materials and al very low prices Person,
wishing books bound are requested to bring then
forward Immediately as | am somewhat AT leis
IRE and can do them much better than when
am pushed with wofk. fur pdblic are further
informed that bind books AT much lower efces
than they ever were known 10 he done At in tin.
dart of the country, and in a much more super
OF manner. ABtAM X. NORTH.
Feb. q is27
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-01

Certificate. time in August, 1924, |
was desired bv w. w. Potter, to visit aud ex-
anime the above lad, Samuel Rain--the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
and more serious case of il | have never
seen-considerabl portion of the whole di-
ameter OF the tibia, the main or shin bone OF
the leg had exfoiated and come out--the
wound measuring at The time seven inches
III leugth, extending from little below the
knee To near the ANGLE, two inches anda halt
in width, and two inches and a quarter IN
depth, the flesh being retroverted along the
edges to the height of one inch and half
he was much emaciated had hectic fevers !,
night sweats and was rapidly vergng TO
the grave, In ibis state he was put on the
Vegetable Catholicon, which, in the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms OF
hectic, aud in the beginning of April, 1925,
after using ten bottles of the medicine, he
was discharged. cured. have this day eA-
amned the limit is as sound as il was pre-
viou> To the accident--a large quantity OF
healthy honey matter filed up the vacuum
left by the exfoliated tiba, and the limb is as
firm and sound, and aS useful as il could pos
sibly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY M'MURTRlE, NJ. ID.
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philadelphia, Sept 20, 1926.

Mr.. w. w. Potter,
sir,-I hereby give you statement of
my case, and you are al liberty TO use it in n
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case of SCroG'td and
White Sweiiiag during this period placed
myself under the care OF upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, piusbure,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. My arm became useless, the
elbow joint being very much enlarged, and
so covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing a modification would take place, ad
rised me 10 summit 10 nmpuiatiOn, but this re-
ected. On my back there was an ulcer as
large as the palm OF my hand, which became
so painful that | despaired of ever being re-
stored 10 health, Or even getting relief. liz.
wing seen a similar case 10 my own which
was cured bv your inratnnble CathOiicOn, rs
the last resort | applied Tor il, and the happy
result is, from lis use about three months
am perfectly cured. John HEALY.
N. b. AsI am about leaving the city, foi
information as to the accuracy Of my case
several gentlemen of high responsibility may
be referred to.
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philadelphia, aug. Q, 1926.


This is TO certify, that | was afflicted with
4 disease Of the Lirer for screen years, which
produced loss OF appetite, aud consequent
emaciation. During this period | received
the advice, aud followed the prescriptions
of DR.. II. and other physicians, without OBJ
taining any relief About twenty months
past applied to Mr. ". ". Potter, who ad-
Yised Il course of the Calholicon. | commen-
ced taking it. Six bottles have effectnalIy
cured me, and now enjoy "a state ofthe
most perfect health.
MARTHA NJ. MCURDY,
u Il.
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tnAoR SALI..--My House and Lot, adjoining
q the property OF Mathew Brown, in the
town Of Lynchburg. A bargain may be had by
application TO the subscriber,
HENRY MERIDETH.
July 80. ttslU2.
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Oh 10 my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement my
complaint al last got 10 such height that /
could moi swallow without great uain and
iIdisuliy. Tnmois formed In different mari +.
81 my body, aud began Ia think my sitsat
~ almost desperate. The i've bottles of the
falholicon which | have taken have com
pelely cured me, and am now as well AS /
could wish to be. With my thanks, | am YOUR
obliged humble servant, &c.
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iDeOR SALE, five OF six young negro boys Il
y girls, one Of them good house servant.
Apply this office.
Sept. o. 4ws
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HariEard, (Con.) Feb. 20, 1927.

.
Dear SIR have now but one bottl5
of Cathulicnu lclt. person arrived this e.
veninp, who came 90 rles since morning,
for II bottles Of Cathoicon. and would have
taken "a, but could mol let him have but
9. He came expressly for the article. and
SAYS that the person, who had used two bot
Ties, has had a iirer affection or cousumpii-
on" 20 years; aud that three Of the family
are inyalids, and have paid in ten wears, for
medical advice and medicine, 81 500. He
says the person who has used thetwo bottles.
nerer found any medicine 10 compare Wih The
Caih0iicoU, aud that the neighbours, seeine
the astonishing effects II produced, number
of them sent the above person to procure the
article, for various chronic diseases The
person told me he would wait two days, il
he could procure the two dozen. VIII you
without fail, send me, or if necessary, sveu
come with few boxes of the Chihci.Gon l.
Hartford as fear delays viii take r!ars il
New York and New Haven and rs 10 be-
ing out of the article. ! cannot think OF it.
am, in haste, yours, &c.
~ PIJl
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vegetable CahoIieon,' which | mmedi-
a'ely commenced using and 10 my great sur
pflst us powers soon became visible, by heal.
'hs up The Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite in few weeks-and !
say WITH confidence that the Calholcon IA
tone has saved my life.
WI. A. HAMILTON.
! saw the above case al the time he enter-
ed on the use OF Mr.. Polter's Catholicon, aud
can testify that IT was very severe aud
seemingly hopeless ONE have seen the
same person within few days, aud found
Inn perfectly restored 10 health
II. M'MuRl NJ. ID.
ADril q 1905
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GEORGE KANE.
CITY of philndeInhia. S. =

City of Philadelphia, SIS.
George Kane, ofthe district of Southwark.
personally appeared, and, being duly sworn,
doth declare aud say, thai the above state
ment is, in all respects, correct and true, aud
that the signature 10 ii is IN the hand wri
ting OF This depouout.
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Philadelphia, May Is, 1921

C4SE.--Samuel Rain. a stout, full grown
lad, of thirteen years 1t age, of healthy aud
robust habit OF body, while swimming in the
Delaware, some time n the month of June,
1921, struck his shin bone little below the
knre, against II boat--no pain or unpleasant
consequences resulted herelromfor the space
of week, when considerable inflammation
and swelling ensured. DR. $. respectable
physician of the neighb5rhood of Penn's
neck, Salem county. New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and contained his
attention for fout years, during which time
it grew worse aud worse, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being of opinion that the
loss of his leg was the only means of saving
his life. On the Sd day of August, 1924, he
was put on course of Potters Vegetable
Carholicon, and by its sole use Is now COM
pletely restored. W. W. POTTER.
Atest-S.1MUEL Rim.
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effsrGp AID PUBLISHED 81
pFs.IN.n 10 NH II fnf II

--,,,4I rT.T77HGW y NT-I. T. UNEN
Bb'' p,bJistefs Of The Laies Of The Uaton
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers in the United States
II Price SO per bottle, or $50 per dozen
-. Printed directions are on the bottles.
W. W. POTTER,
No. IL South Ninth street, between Ches
ms and Market, opposite the University o
PENNSYLVANIA.
THE above Medicine for sale by the subscri
Der, sole Agent for the sales of Lynchburg.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
oppose Post QUce-Lynchbug.
May /. ON