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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02

I -
Observation-Disclosures" nlor an impclnaea.
bIoekhead. Bun IT tbs timc il sfrmsJs
as Il he could not haycg.yen me :, n,a.n
ddllrult one; my IDEAS were liLr h. rk
on = boNlerous ocean. not remaining
second on one place, tof Heating and
tossing about eopdnu1ly. Tbs ~ my
j reply law, slr--ts--t= divided INTO
t"o paris. - holl, we hive heard
i that, what are thesc Two parts Z Good
and had, sud | immediately, Is II reed.
/ lrrtnp myself.
THIS answer us WI ii mipht) rrised
nhNeiSi hulh against ne, in which
Tie examiners (noNl1Lsf unlg tbr,f
eliot. 10 he contrary u lotnpd. Gaod
heavens row lurpco " IA ,ndiennfieu
! only WISHED lhtt | MS y Iler,ulrs. or
i u mpsvn, Ia have r,ush,d hem Ia
death my blood holIro ~ nv veins.
aud N NY manrcss 1 snntehe, 90 a pon
i that lny before ne, viii fht ,rrlou, ~
/ i'nton ol challenging ever, one. Ghers
VS. no less lhou at huuned) bp, he
want 81 = pr1, of something clsr. tc.
sttHlned m, I'D Ill my atrrliap Us
! TUNED 10 q connected PUPPY notior hnIn
me-, VIVA had nisen IRON b. seat. md
/ placing his hands Oh his sides. seemed
cons USED with laughter A lcaf c,tmc
/ ~ my eyc--il was NOT the tear Of SYM
/ paibY, ol No--no, II WIS the Gu,ninJ
tcal ol niger ! WIS wonderful how tins
VEN al passion suilened me- sat down
/ apparently composed, and TUNED nv AZ
/ tcnlon 10 The fellow on whose corn
/ had iroddcn-~whpn he saw M leolf uy
a Inn he essayed Ia lauph, bur oolv
arrH cd 1t pm. 'Nery puod.' said he
- ha, h1, ht, I'm moa sullornted an
my corn---lla loh la d---n u. slr. vsu
mleli have known how much pam il
would cost me---bul good aud hpa'
IN, ha - oh deal--.oh dear Toiy
was the way the poor fool continued I'M
III The examiner callcd tor sileucr. winch
II thoy had not speedily doGc, / should
have gwen my ue,PhooI more ca..,, of
complaint than his com. Tins ,,r. n,p-
'tdoce did me none good thu harm. Tor
No" ! leIt ptfieclly composed and rel.
| dN 10 answer any question:. The spells
"hIeo h'd b"noo me na among wtirh
sHeh'e W. not HE leisD had broken,
ann ny ideas sr'bcd seulod. The tx.
'nihri W The iat 10 7ddicss me--,
y 'lI, "Il y. snd he, your yn5wcr Is
N'lt eo"e.
Us, aa,' sid |, considerably pau
ca, "nl ~ moi correct
/ " ~, al, Wild ~ llebtibenP
WY Nl, The municipal Law Is III.
Nidrd INTO Two hlnds---the ict non sfylD-
Ia, ne "n"r tn Or common Iaw-.and
/ ll' !ei @pPfo, iho "rltpn or statute
Inv. hid NeYfr1lolhel questions given
10 ne, "Hlch J answered. with equal
/ precision ana correctness, mud my on
/ ~ 'gI'' WIS ilal they were mol more
diih1tl'. thal | might convince NY
scoliefs thai | was moi the BOBBY they
''oh me iof'
III examination went ON, some bad
'nP'e courage a'ld les courage and more
sense, aud answered accordingly.
ihc question had NOW come 10 the per-
soh whom saw make So merry with
my ma'ah', he was eoncelted young
'eAconIb, whose vanity was iDsutlcrabIt
ma whose plde and III manners had
ha'ned h'mtht dislike oi all his eonpan-
IONS vi, now ! hoped that he might
H''Ne rs gre" bIondef as did, nor
VS. doomed 10 DISAPPOINTMENT
nus passed he examination, and af.
I vi '"ba'"ti 'hlr uil', ma undergoing
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MI. s,,n,. ,Veesly Paprr, at 81, and the Weekly
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r ooa VII eee,sd 70, s.1 %s '1 '5s ,'f @%sis.
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y H., me first time, aud ~ ~ cents for eacl
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ey,. 10 their inssrtl'n or the paREsn assumed by
~ 4e.,s.n5lsible person IA Lyne1huis
t=rChnccry Orders not exceeding i"osanares are ~
slel for SIX dollars
ri, tbay VIII not he attended 10.
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ID 10 my existence. tiasng had no regular
medical advice from the commencement, my
complaint al last got 10 such a height thar /
c nid not swallow without great pain and
dllhcnlty. fhmnis formed in different paris
oil my body, and began 10 think NV slfsali.
on almost desperate. The i've bottles at tho
CathoIicon which have taken have com
pletely cured me, aud am nov IA well AS
could wish 10 be. With my thanks, | am yonr
Obliged humble servant, o-c.
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G2j spanish Hide, tor sale by
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flly D - II
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ffaaI ne iEHtHaH iiB,rauHi.
THE AAAiINAIIoN.

/ 'h9''th"A "t lHdi ufu', bnt prev lous
thereto, cau Yer be forgotten. | had
/ been preparing myself niein und day
lor long ilme, an my first thought,
on lea,m thr olGee IN which hid
studied were, lInl Ms nov Grc-l
eyed myself from bc#d 10 toot, and eA-
claimed, now am Aaa, ana have
natural CLAIMS upon ny fellow -hcinp,
that never bad hrisre--l llt con
aiou (as most young men de- dat II !
.d nj succeed IN my examination, as
veil rs ~ ilc Notld, II " .suot tor " nj
ut know I.erc / booeli had nothing
.e 40 but VIII lefurr my examiner
answer Iher qoc-tious-pet lic,ner--o-
j pen ~ oiiIe"-- lud ell on ny friends ioI
oell business.
The hour came. | entered The count
tuam and tired to puruu p consequential
looh--l brushed back nv han with IN
mlIable prlce, yri tclt that vi,
troubling LIKE icuf, and, as friend
] atle wards told ne, WIS is . Ia rs u
cor,c. Other students who were to nn-
derrotl 4 loyal ofacel aS VII as my elf,
c1mc alter mr. some walked ~ with
such knowing look, dit | felt my
heart siuk when thourh hey were To
/ be my competitions: Il flown Of know
! ledge oven luGuNrd their conntcnaiioos,
and they looked significantly on all IL
round them. | took parl,nIm notice
of these students, nd every one oil them
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02
Fe6 %, 1927.

PHILADELPHIA, Nay, %, 1924.
9'r--l am now, thanks to your medicine, a
aeafy man. For nearly six years | have
9een marlyr TO "a disease, whose ravage>
F4@,eRsd ifnot soon stopped, to put peri
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02

CerGfcate. time in August, 1921. !
was ucsirrd bv ". W. Potter, to vi-u aud y.
anime the above lad, oamarl Rain-tnc d..
ease he was afflicted with is termed Atfrol3
and mere serons case 81 il have never
|sfea--consjderabla portion OF the whole dI.
am"ler of the tlb.a, IItr inatu or shin bone 81
the leg had eStotattd aud come oai-iho
wound measuring al HE liurc seven inches
IN length, extending from ltiflc below the
Knee to- netr tn ancle, Two mthesau halt
~ width, aud Two inches mud Il qnaH,fan
depth, the nesh being rctroverted atung the
de ~ the height VI one incb and bali -
h. was much rmacidted had bcrlir fever !;
ailht .Heats aud was rapidly sHging 10
,he ~ ~. In his state hp MS put on the
Vegetable tathuIcun, winch. nm the course
ol i.4re' Weeks, removed all the symptoms II
hectic, dod IA ths beginning oi April, ~.
alter using ten bottles OF the medicine, ~
ua7 discharged. cured. | have this das eN-
anime the limb ii /, as sound as il Wa pre-
ylJns to tue acri3eut--i tRrge gaaultfy al
hcaihv honey mailer hlej up III vacuum
lru BY Jbe rAi..ialed nbja, aud the lmb is as
iirn aud >onud. ard as useful asst could pos
ably De-, had ~. accident never happencd
HENRY MNURfHIE, NJ. D.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02
P1ila1eiphia, sqt %, 1926.

Nh. ". ". Potter,
Sir hereby give YOU slatoment a
nv ease, aud you are "A liberty 10 9sc II III Il.
ny manner yon may lbnA proper.
About TOM yea, 40 beemne afflicted
with complicated easr OF oetgj4ia and
H'hile sreiiiug during ms period placed
mysell under The cnre OF upwards ut etabiern
Respectable ply s,clans III Boston, ptbhur3
Albany aud III, place, lHl luelr pftsouplIoh-
we're in vim. ,iy arm beotme l,'Dsss tar
elbow ia,pl bring very mach enlarged, g,ad
So covered with ulcers, ibat my physician
f. ,rlng a modification waad take rlatc, ad-
rIsed M 70 submit IN aulyHiaitolt, but tbs r.
rrted. On my back there was an nIcer as
larsr rs the palm ot my Maud, winch hecamr
so painful thai I Gespar"d oi ever being re
stored - heslln. Drcgcn getting relief. H..
wing seen q simrl.n case 10 my own which
wa curea by yonr i3lraI4abie Colhoiic0n, "a,
the lasl resort applied To- It, aud the hnppy
rc.alt i, from H. use about three months
am perfectly cured. JOHN HEALf.
n y. Al am about leaving the city, for
information a. - tue accuracy Of my cast,
several gentlemen OF high respeclab'iily may
be referred to.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02
H.rlfard. lCon.l "a. 20, -

Mi VIM. w. Potter.
Dear sir / have now but one bonl5
Of Cathohcon lett person arrived tbs e
venng, Who can't 90 miles since mornne,
for Il bottles OF Caldoiiron and would have
taken u. bul could not let him have but
y. IIacame expressly FOR the article. and
says that The person, who had used Two bot
tes. has had " liter affection or cOusnnptt-
on" % years and thai three Of the family
are luyalds, and have paid in ten Years, ior
medical advice aud medicine. 1900 He
SAYS The person who has used lhel"o bottles,
neref fouud apg nedic,ne 10 compare e'ih NE
Caih0hcou, and mat the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects it produced, a nnnber
of them sent the above person 10 procure The
article, for various chronic dsrs.es The
person told me he would wait two days, II
he could procure the two dozen. VIII You,
without lail, send me, or II uecrs= AIRY, rFeu
come With few boxes Of the Calhoiicon to
Hartford, as fear delays viii take place IN
Nov York and New Haven and as 10 be-
ing out ot the article, cannot think OF II.
am, ia haste, yours, &c.
T.. ". BULL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02
"NII-F IT No. sITUTTW FWTT.
Philadelphia, Nay Is, la24

C3SE.-Samuel Rain, a stout, fnll grown
lad, at thirteen years 81 age, OF a healthy aud
robust habit OF body, whrie swimming m tn,
Delaware, some ting IN the month ot Junp.
1921, struck his shin bone a litllr below tue
knee. against a boat--no pain or Unpleasant
cpnsequenGes resnltedherelromi pl the sple q
81 Il week, When considerable inflammation
and swelling cusued. Dr. ). "A respectable
physician oil the neighb1rhood OF Penn S
neck, Salem county. Ne" Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention Tor tom years, dnring which time
II grew worse and wor,e, until his ulcer was
seriously alarming, being OF opinion thai thu
loss Of his Ieg was the ouiy mean, OF saving
his life. On the Sd day OF August. I82l, he
was put on a course OF pouers Vegetable
Caiholieon, aud by its sole u,e Is now cal-
pletely restored. " ". rOIIEH-
Atlcst-SfNGEL RAN
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02
HIGGINS SUBPOENA.

=. ILLS FOR $ MA bueain NAV be
- had IA t~o lUge Hills. 1hey may be
obtained Al ve,y ~ ueed 'afes rs they afe use
less property a. the owner Persons wanting
such an article would consult thelr interest, by
calling at MI \ VI facsicrs store near the
market house, mann street, who is authorised 10
sell July % 5tel,s
1rtOK SALE Ny House aud Lon. adio,,,to
~ the property Of Moth,.w Brown, ia ibe
town Of iynehbufg. baeain may be ha9sy
application To the subscriber
HENRY AERiDL1H.
July 30. t,fD2.
nr. Edpdgd HnriS.
81 lR. you viii take notice tpat - Tucsda, the
y 1911 day of September neff AZ John y
Ilarrs's mill ~ Nelson Couuy STATE Of yir-
ginia, | shall take the dispositions OF snndry
witnesses. 20 be- read a. evidence on the trial OF
a sur now depending in the superior Court of
Chancerv, for fhr Lynehbolg Disiict, ia
which am compliments aud you a. others are
defendants.
WILLIAM B. HARRIS
July 10 csN5t.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02

E[fEGROEs FOR sALE.-Prsons ui,aing
y. Ia paretase, ran h. jlH1si,fd ep0n ms ior
terms, ard nth rs rGi0a5le andafcig Ntgr0,s as
aaylu Hig country. Ico tlreiilm seamdrtssts
are among The Pofrci mar on hfHd,
4 VI UADDELE.
IUii 10 teH1o
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02

April0 lS26

PhiqifiPhi0, .JHig 20, la26.
have labored uudera verv SEVERE ca - oil
ititf Tor the lasthye years, audu l8r course
"i that tune vas attended by two YER re-
l''c'ab'e physicians oi this city, WHO pre-
scnbed aud recommended every popular re.
INDY winch they Thought would prove OF
arheht, without success vas bIslrrrd
ntne itnes "u the face, and II course ut me-
cary pursued intellectually. At III, time my
situation became quite desperate. aud ~.
naming iar rome time IN TN. state. was nd
N5"d by my friends To nv POTTER Vegetable,
athol'con, IN winch they had great conf
dence, aud finally consented 10 gIvelt atitaI
After nsiag 1--we bottles, the d,scase bcgau 10
show liscli more desperate lban ever. which
caused me Co thhk should never get freed
from Ibis dcspouoing condition; but BEN.
urged by Air Potter to take more Gully con
WINGED 9e thai hi medicine would have thu
desired tlrcD followed his adylrr, thanh
God, and from the use of u,ne bottles II 81
iec'nallN performed u cure. ain NOW pr
freely well, my system having unde,s, ne .
complete revolution.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02

Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers IN the United states.
IL Price 90 per bottle, or $50 per dozen.
- Printed directions are on the bottles.
". ". POTTER,
No. IL South Ninth street. beiwpeu ches-
ms and Market, opposite the University OF
Pennsylvania.
TIFF. above Medicine for sale by the subscri-
her sole Agent tor the sales of LyncHbre.
WALTER RI. MIDDLETON,
OPPOSE Post ggee-~Lyaesb"fg'
May !. on
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02
GEORGE KANE.
City Of PhiIallelnhia. SIS.

George Kane oil the district OF Southwark
personally appeared, and, being duly sworn,
doth declare aud say, that the above state.
ment IS, in all respects, correct aud tue, and
that the signature 10 il IS IN the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02

his is 20 certify, thai / have seen TIE ..
hove ease, ana believe II 10 be lrur aud rur-
rect VA. L. CARlEH.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02

: Vegetable Ca'hoiicon," which immed..
alely commenced using, and 10 my greel sur.
Wise lis powers soon became visible. nv atsE
my up the Ulcers, removing ny pains. ana
restoring my appetite in lew weess--and !
say with confidence HAT The Csthoieon a.
lone has saved my life.
NM. A. HAMILTON.
INV the above case az the time hr enter.
ed on The use al Mr.. Potter, Caihoilron.at am.
can testify TINT il WAS very scv,re an
seemingly hoaeles, ONE bavc seen tlf
same person within n few days, aud found
nm perfectly restored IN health
IL. MMtkimE, NJ. u.
Auril lsaI
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-02
80 ..,,rln ,Sn PUBLISHED BY

..,.,Iu FLETCHER q MGH. Il. TOLER
biz D. p,lG,bsrs the Lnfs Of The Union.
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-09-04
From, Met Democratic Press.


Proceedings of the Friends Of thz Adminstra-
ton, and Of the American System, in relation
TO The expected visit of HENRY Gay to Phi
ladeIphia
Al a meeting ofcitizens held at the old Ma
sonic Hall, on Monday evening Aug 18th, 1927,
John Jennings, Esq. was called TO the Chair,
AID Lawrence Shuster, and John Waters were
appointed Secretaries.
The object Of the meeting having been stated,
II was, on motion, Resolved, tha, Committee
# three be appointed to report resolutions ex-
prcssi,e IF the sense Of the meeting
Wheseupon Messrs. Farrand, M'Cready and
sullivan, were appointed committee for the
purpuse, who afiera short time reported the
following resoin ton:
hereas there is reason to believe that HEN
Ry CLAY, the distinguished statesman and friend
f American interests, will shortly visit or pass
through The city. and we arc DESTROYS to testify
ar gratitude Tor his signal public services:
therefore, Resol,ed, That general committee
o "He hundred persons, from the different dis
rlfcis OF the city and county of Philadelphia, be
iF.inttd To- carry into effect some appropriate
p M "f 'ec ewing and demonstrating our res
scF Tor Mr.. Clay; and that they have authority
1 h,i pacauties, and add 10 their number If ne
cC,saCy.
Wh,ch resolution was unanimously adopted.
The meeting illepsadjourned.
JOHN JENNINGS, Chairman.
LAWRENCE SHUsTER, JN. WATERS, Sec'ys.
The COMMITTEE appointed at The meeting Of
he friends Of the Administration and Of the A.
merican System, held on The 18th OF August.
met at the old Masonic Hall on Thursday even
ping 10th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
AN FPIsFLE FROM THE

! YEARLY MEETING OF FRIENDS,
Held in Philadelphia, by adjournmcnts from the
l5,h ofthe 10th month to the l9ih. of the
of IL same, inclusive, 1897, TO the Quarterly
Monthly, anG Particular meetings Of Friends
within the compass, Of the said Yearly Meet
ing.
DEAR FRIENDS,
Ha,ng convened in this Yearly Meeting
undo very peculiar and trying circumstances
in order 10 transact the business OF the Church
oul minds have heen oonforted and strength
ened. in the evidence afforded that we are still
mercifully regarded by our Holy Head, whose
heaven. w.ns has 6raciously overshadowed
this meeting to the humbling of our spirts;and
tender sympathy has flowed towards our al
sent brethren and sisters, whom we affection
al, y salute in The love Of the ever lasting Cos
pei
We fervently desire tina; all may be increas.
ingiy concerned 10 retire from the noises, the
contentious, and the oontusions that are in the
world-tha at W" may Individually submit 10 the
government of the Prince Of Peace, who gath
cred uur for, fathers 10 be a people and com
mi',ed to them important testimonies.
ihese testimonies have been felt to be near
and dear to US, and living travail has been
k 'oNB that Zion may arise s. shine in her
ancient brightness, as in the morning of the
da, hen her soGs and her daughters were
d.s. 20 md pes, cuted, We inheri ed the blcs-
ii T. orocursd by 1ur Divine Master. "BIes>
SEQ We when men shalt revIle you, and per-
:. c".y YOU, .nu shall say ali manner of evil Il
- you, FALSELY Tor my ke.''
A.el.v ed F.lcnds, we feel The awful response
our present standing, and the necessity
-s,ng, individually, in 'he mcekncss and
III Iy Of :heTruth as i, is in Jesus; avoid
doubtful Inspirations which engender
G., sd earnestly endeavoring 10 show forth
cody life and conversation, that we are
IS h11 be followers, who, when nc was revi
d. esji.d not again." and whose religion en-
iuirs hat we resist not evil, but overcome evil
with GOOD
Wa believe there never was period In our
Society, when twas more important Tor those
Who eel bound 10 ire law and the testimony to
stand ialtbfu! al thcIr posts; having on 1.-THE
whole armour Of &C" which only can protect
from the dangers tnat surrounds US. Bu; II
we keep single eye 10 the Captain oil our sal
alton, humbly wai'Iug for him to put forth
ADD go before US "e have nothing to tear-hard
things will he made easy, and bitter things
sweet; for create is h. thai is in you, than he
that is in the wofld''
In the present agitaled state OF Society, Its
living members must be led into exercise and
suffering; and We earnestly desire that all may
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
CHARACTER OF PURKE-Br Lo

CHARACTER OF PURKE-BY LORD BYRON
From a work which is very rarely TO be seen
in this country, we select the following cutting
and severe estimate Of Burke. We give ii as a
specimen Of mastery invective. Byron is
sometimes unjust, even to Southey, when he
Yields TO the strong impulse of his burning in
digna,ion, and there is much injustice in the uii-
soaring Sc, Gritty with which he treats the me-
mory Of Burke Still every reader will peruse
with interest the picture of Burke, painted by
such man as Byron.
BuRKK.-He varnished over bad cause with
smooth words, and had power 10 make the
worse appear the better reason"-the devils
boast! The madness OF genius vas necessary
TO second the madness Of a court, his flaming
imagination was the torch tina! kindled the
.mouldering fire in the inmost sanctuary OF
pride and power, and spread havoc, dismay,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-11-29
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