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Certificate time in August, 1924. !
was desired bv ". W. Potter, to visit aud ex.
anime the above lad, samuel Rain-the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis.
and "A more serious case pf il I have never
seen-Considerabl portion OF the whole di
ameter OF the tibia, the main or shin bone OF
the leg had extoliated and come out--the
wound measuring at the time seven inches
in length, extending from d little below the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, two inches anda hall
in width, aud two inches aud n quarter in
depth, the flesh being retroverted along the
edges 10 the height OF one inch aud half
he was much emacated had hectic fevers ;
night sweats; and was rapidly verging to
the grave. In this state he was put on the
Vegetable Catholicou, which, in the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms ot
hectic, and in the beginning of April, 1928,
after using ten bottles OF the medicine, ne
was discharged. cured. have this day eN.
amined the limit is as sound as il was pre-
vious To the acGident--a large quantity of
healthy honey matter filled up the vacuum
left by the eXtoliated tibia, and the limb is n
firm aud sound, aud as useful as it could pos
IDLY be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY MMURTRIE, NJ. ID.
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PhilodelDhin, June %, 1926.

This is to certify, that | Iabored under a
very severv liberated sore Throat aud mouth
for upwards OF year, aud so desperate that
il prevented my eating any thing of a hard
substance. took three bottles of Swain :
Pauacea without any effect In this state.
hearing of Pouer's Vegetable Catholicon. |
had recourse TO il, and by the use of three
bottles have been etectually cured. It has
been upwards OF eighteen months since |
ceased taking the medicine, aud there is no
appearance Of return.
THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
PhiLndeiphln. .Hnu 30. 1926.

This is to certify, that my son, john Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been atllet-
ed for eight years with the Kina's Erd The
best medical advice was had. every remedy
was tried, but without success, until Mr.. Pot
ter's Vegetable Catholcon was had recourse
to, which has ettectualiy cured him. The
tumoars are dispersed, and his general
health is better than it has been for many
years past
This give unsolicited by MIR, Potter, and
from sincere desire OF beuefting Others
who may be similarly situated,
GEORGE HOWORIH,
Justice Of the Peace, Philadelphia city.
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philadelphia, Uqy l6, 1926.

lido hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my leg
began TO swell, constituting the disease call
ed MIX Leg. About eight months after theA
commenced;sweIln2, they ulcerated; and in
this deplorable state continued until About
one year since, when began to use Pottsr's
Vegetable Cathoicou. BY ais sole use am
now perfectly we'll the swelling IS gone, the
ulcers have healed, and my limbs are as sound
and healthy as ever.
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hh'5 p,bIisbers of The Lars Of The Union

rue semi Weekly Paper, at -, and the weekly
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Papa in be received for Ices lime than six months
sarpiiah VIZ n ha discontinued (but the discretion
san ~ rl,,or-D until all arrearases are pad.
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pfe'i, ,l...,nn.ible person in Lynehburg'
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Vegetable Catholicon,' which | immedi-
ate'y commenced using, and To my great sur
prise lis powers soon became visible, by heal,
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, aud
restoring my appetite in few weeks-and I
say with confidence that the Calholicon a.
lone has saved my life
WIN. 4. HAMILTON.
saw the above case AT the time he enter
ed on the use of MIR. Potter's Catholieon, aud
can testify that il was very severe aud
seemingly hopeless one--I have seen the
same person within few days, aud found
him perfectly restored TO health.
II. NJ MURIRIE, VI. ID.
April Q, 1926.
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Ia DUCAIloN.-The ,ubscribcr duly anne
IL ciatmg The cncourag cement which lac has
received, respectfully informs his patrons and
Tue public, that on Monday the 10Th Of septem.
Der ensuing, he Will resume his school in
winch val be taught Ouhoernphy Reading.
writing, aud Arithmetic ior So; Geogrspby.
English Grammar, the inferior branches of Ma.
hematIcs aud The Latin Language ior xI5 per
session OF five months.
ROBERT B. SHELTON.
August y. ,3,z
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1r@OR Sale Two OF Three likely Negroes; a.
~ mong which are good Second rate shoe
maker aud carpenter. Also, first rate cook
washer aud ,rouer. Enquire at tins office
August - is3
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Cornish's Remedy for the Piles.

ZRFlE Medicine now offered to the public
u is one which has been fully snbiecte
To the inialhhle test Of experience AMI III
very instance where il has been fairly tried
II has been attended with the most complete
success In some ei the cases, the phileut.
had been lahnring under he disease for wears,
and during that period had received the best
medical advice, and had even undergone a
painful surgical operation, without permanent
advantage II is not dixie those usually Od.
vertised,) offered as a certain cure Tor long
catalogue OF Diseases, but those afflicted with
this complaint, Tor which alone il is recon
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh.
tanning felief, even in It's worst forms, in n
short time and they themselves are the best
judges Of the importance of such remedy --
Price 81 cents pei box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor.
'he subscriber Is appointed Agent for III,
sale of the above medicine.
WALTER n. MIDDLETON
Nov ~
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IN RATS ON Boston, Providence. New.Yor,,
- Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington Ci,y
and Richmond Va, for sale in sums to suit nm
chasers, at small premium, at the Lottery and
Exchange Office Of S. & NJ. ALLEN & 90
LynchbuIg, where all kinds OF uncurrent moy,v
is taken al the lowest rates OF discount
July 10. =.
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WIN. A. HAMILTON.
PhilndflnLlin. MIN Do. la2l
April9, 1926.

Philadelphia, July %, 1926
have labored undera very severe case OF
refer Tor the Inst five years, and IN the course
OF thai time was attended by two very re.
sptctable physicians OF this city, who pre-
scrbed and recommended every popular re.
medy which they thought would prove oi
dement,, without success | was blistered
nine times On tho face, and a course of mel-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al this time my
situation became quite desperate, and re.
naming Tor some lime in this state | was ad
''7'd u nv friends 10 try pouers Vegetable
Catholicon, in hich they lad Great conf
dence, am finally consented TO give il trial
After using five bottles, The disease began IN
show itself more desperate than ever. which
caused me TO think | should never get freed
from this desponding condition but belus
urged by Mr.. Potter TO take more, lfnlly con
yinCed me that his medicine would have thu
desired eifecO followed his advice, tnauk
God, and from the use OF nine bottles il Fl.
iectually performed a cure. am now per.
tecily well, my system having undergone a
complete revolution.
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No. 10, Chesuul.street.
Philndenhia. .qnrn3. ls2H.

From the spring OF 1892, until this Summer,
was afflicted with Scroiuta every gland 10
my neck was affected by the rising ofhard tu-
mours, which broke aud LEFT deep ragged al.
rers. was under the .are OF three eminent
practitioners AT different times, who cont.
auod 10 prescribe for me Tor about nine
months, when my leg oear thu shin began 10
swell, which soon uicerdted-and large MI
cer also arose on my body tom the former
proceeded thick and offensive matter. !
continued much IN this state (my malady ra-
ther increasingly tor some months, and fad
ing my physicin 5 advice useless, discuar.
ged them and escorted 10 Spnini's Genuine
PaHdcea. which | persisted in to the extent
Of Nine Bottles, but without the slightest re-
iei. Under these very uniavorahle circum
stances commenced using POfter's Hsgeta-
bie CHfh0IicOH, which soon manifested IFS in
ilhence over the disease /; the tumour on my
body now broke and began 10 discharge, aud
soon attes ali the ulcers began 10 heal very
fast in few weeks more to my great asto-
nshment the ulcers were entirely heated
the pains which | had been subieotto, wer'
remoyed-and my appetite restored-and in
fact my bodily health is very much imaroved
from the exclusive use OF Mr. Po,ttr's TaiUn-
BILE Catboiicon. MANUEL MORRIS.
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ia. FEB %, 1897.
PHILADELPHIA unu 90 1907

a. PHILADELPHIA, May, %, 1924.
sir-t am now, thanks to your medicine. a
Hearty man For nearly six years | have
Ieen martyr toa disease, whose rayaoes
threatened II not soon stopped, 10 put "a peri
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PhiladeipLlin, .4ng. . 1926

IHIFHHtTPHfIi tTWE' = IH-W-
This is TO certify, that | was afflicted with
ardisease Of The Lirer for secep years, whil1
produce d loss of appetite, aud consequent
emacation. During This period received
the advice, aud followed the prescriptions
OF Or. Ii. and other physicians, without OBJ
tanning any relief About twenty months
past / applied 10 MIR. w. W, Potter, who ad-
ysed H course of the Catholicon. common
ced taking it, Six bottles have etfectuaIy
cured ne, and 1 now enjoy a state ofthe
most perfect health
MARTHA NJ. MCURDY,
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NJ OOk BlNDERY The subscriber has late
- ly procured an additional inst rate EoooN
Binder, which enables him To do all work, ia
that line, with ncatuess and dispatch. lie has
received direct from Philadelphia, a very largt
supply of paper Of very superior quality, whlca
enables him 10 do any kind of BLANK H0Jk At a
minutes notice Merchants Clerks, and the pub
iic generally may rely ON having amy work OF
dered of me, faithfully done and made out Of the
best materials and AT very low prices Persons
wishing books bound are requested to bring them
forward Immediately as am somewhat AT lcIs-
nre and can do them much better than WHEN /
ann pushed with work. The public are further
informed that bind books at much lower prices
than they ever were known TO be done at IN this
dart of the country, and in much more superb
or manner. ADRIAN Il. NORTH.
Feb. . tsZ7
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Haylfard, (Con.) Feb. 90, 1927
Mr.. VIM. W. Potter,

Mr.. VIM. w. Potter,
Dear Sir: | have now but one bottlS
OF Catholicon left. person arrived this e
vening, who came 60 miles since morning,
for II bottles of CathoIicun. and would have
taken "a, but could not let him have but
y. He came expressly for the article. and
says that the person, who had used two bot
ties, has had " iirer affection or consumpti-
on" 20 years and that three of the family
are inyalds, aud have paid in ten years, for
medical advice and medicine, 81 800. He
says the person who has used thetwo bottles,
nereI found any medicine 10 compare NTH The
CathoHcon, and that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects it 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, ii
he could procure the two dozen. VIII you,
without fail, send me, or ii necessary, even
come with few boxes of the Catholicon TO
Hartford, as fear delays will take place in
New York and New Haven !; and as TO be-
ing out of the article, | cannot think OF it.
am, in haste, yours, &C.
T.. w. BULL.
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IN SlohE, For Sale. quantity of the yerv
- best French b andy eper sac in this NAV.
ket. RALPH SMITH T.
August 2& .-3w3
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IElOR SALE.-My House and Lot, adjoining
- the properly of Mathew Brown, in the
town of Lynchburg. bargain may be had by
application to the. subscriber.
HENRY MERIDETH
July 30 ttslO2
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C.7SE.-Samnel Rain, stout, full grown
lad, of thirteen years oil age, OF healthy aud
robust haiti of body, while swimming ia tue
Della rare, some time in the month of June
1921, truck his sbln bone little below the
KNEE, against boal--no pain or unpleasant
conseqle ICES resulted lheretrom Tor the space
of a week, when cons lderahIe Inflammation
and swelling ensued DR.. S. respectable
physician OF the neighborhood of Penn's
neck, Salem county. New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention for tom years, during which time
it grew worse and 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 a course of Potters Vegetable
Calholicon, and by its sole use IS now com
pIetely restored, w. W. POTTER.
Attest-S.3HUEL Rim.
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JOHNSOTN'S NEW WORK.

<HliE subscriber has received on deposit for
- Subrcrbers 10 J1hnSton's wonderful pro
dnction, called Narrative OF the incidents at
tending the capture, detention and ransom OF
Charles Johnston, who was made prisoner b, the
Indians on the River Ohio, in the year 1890
Subscribers in Lyncbburg, aud the adjacent
country are particularly requested to call on
me immediately aud get their books will
barely remark that the work is truly valuable
and very amusing and interesting to allwho have
read tit by far surpasscs expectation, being
handsomely written, and neatly printed on fine
paper, &c. &c. The public are fur her mlor-
med thai have u few copies ofthc above va
liable work for sale. ABitAM X. NORTH
June %.
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90 10 nv 'xistenee. Having had no regula
medical advice from the CONNIE ncement, my
complaint at last goi To such u height that
could not swallow without great pain aud
difficulty. rnmot, formed in different parl
of my body, and | besgn IN think my situate
on almost desperate. The i've bottles OF the
Catholicon which | have taken have com
pletely cured me, and am now as well as |
could wish TO be. With my thanks, anu your
Obliged humble servant, &C.
GkORGE kANE
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GEORGE KANE
City of PHILADELPHIA, IS.

NIIY OF WIIdUtIIIIIIHi 30
George Kane, OF the district of Southwark
personally appeared, and, being duly sworn,
dot. declare and say, that the above state
ment Is, in all respects, correct and true, and
hat the signature to II is in the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
JOHN BINNS, alderman.
Philadelphia, Nay Is, 1924
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philadelphia, Sept. 20, 1926.

fHtuhtip'tHb Dcpt' - lou
Mr.. w. W. Potter,
Sir hereby give you statement OF
my case, and you re AZ liberty to use it in a
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case of Scrofuta and
White sweiiiug; during this period placed
myself under the care of upwards of eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pitt5burg,
Albany aud this pace, but their prescriptions
were in vain. NV arm became useless, the
elbow JOINT being very much enlarged, and
so covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing modification would take place, ad.
eised me To submit TO amputation, but this | re-
iected. On my back there was an ulcer n,
large AS the palm of any hand, which became
so painful that despaired of ever being re-
stored to health oreven getting relief Ha-
wing seen a similar case 10 my own which
was cured by your iHrdiadbie CdthOiic0H, as
the ast resort applied for it, and the happy
result is, from its nse about three mouths
am perfectly cured JOHN ilEALY.
n. B. As am about leaving the city. for
information as 10 the accuracy OF my case,
several gentlemen OF high spectabiily, may
be referred to.
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JAEMS PIPER.

This is TO certify, that have seen the a
hove case, and believe il 10 be true aud cor
rect. WIN. L. CARTER.
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers in the United states.
~ Price SO per bottle, or $50 per dozen.
- Printed directions are on the bottles,
w, w. POTTER,
No ID South Ninth street, between Ches-
nus and Market, opposite The University OF
Pennsylvania.
THE above Medicine for sale by the subscri.
Der, sole Agent for the sales of Lynchburg.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
Oppose Post Q0ie;-Lyletturg.
May l. 6m
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1ANfOIlCE.-Pursuant 10 decree of the wor-
~ shipfnl court Of Campbell, rendered in the
year, 1920, IA cause therein depending between
Elizabeth Kelly and Others plaintiffs, against
john Bullock, administrator OF Robert B. Kelly
and others defendants The undersigned com
mlssiouers appointed by the sad court, will sell
by way of public auction, to the highest bidder,
on credit of one and two years, on the preinis-
Is, on Friday the 3lst day of August, 1927, ii
far IT notthe next fair day thereafter, Tract
OF Land, IN the county OF Campbell, lying on the
waters of Flat Creek, containing Two Hundred
and IhIIty-iout acres
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-12
PINDALL.
FRoM TUE ENauIRER.
TO TIE PIISI,sE

Mr.. Jeferson letter, and Mr. Clay's "rreat beside.
ralnm III political cconcpyn
Extract from MIR. Cays Speech upon the Tariff bi1, If
10 Page IS
'Fhc great desideratnin political economy is The
same as IN private pursuits that is what is the b,st
"PStcHf'"n 2? he aggregate industry efhc nation that
can he made honestly to produce the htyst SIM nj
national ircqlj L4Aoay is Ike s0,rcc nj mn ~o,,lS
6"t us not natural hibouy oIy" Judging from Mr.
C's prize speech generally, aud from the SIX orcroion
mes Partcuary-indecd, from all lis speeches. and
II would seem that FIR. e.. knows about as niucl Of
The great dcSijcratum of political economy as he does
ABOUT Use DeIphc oTac!es, ofthe occnt art Of achy
N.Y. or OIL The iusory corruscations of the brilliant
prospect OF the Panama Congress- or of il,e inox
cable nricacies of the w. I. Trade II you'll s1so
seem from tue snboincd letter that Mr. jefferson ia
mere directly al points with MIR G respecting his great
Pohlcal polar sar-thc great dcsiaeralum political
economy" ana tha his deepest affection al the dcDu.
rabie crisis most unwisely brought YVES moi proGuccJ
by ms terrific dtt'U eat The election pf Military Chief
tam 10 lie Presidency, but from much more subsan,
tai and fearful considerations From The unpTiucoed
nsurPations OF The practical GOV eminent From con
vertng limited, federative government into an nm
limited, consolidated one In substance from tIe &
ihe' quoted above, and The inevitable conse0ueuces
from me practical operations OF their contents IN obI;
tera'ing all our fundamental laws. This letter was
hOt originally intended for publication, but | uo, feeI
myself itDpeed 10 give il publicity from the FOLLOWING,
considerations amongst others The extract contains
the whole political part of the letter; some parts
merely private, omitted. The part rcspoctiur e
University has been published, as giving Mr. ~
views Of the then actual condition and future prospects
oi his important institution, which may be attended
With public utility; and also recitation Of one false
hood out Of many which have been circulated f,rourI
TIC Press for The last ten years in relation to rnvse
10 wi: That there upfrrendly feeling existing
between Mr. Jefferson and myself. The falschood is
destitute OF all prctext whatever. For some time past
some OF the Administration prints desperate in their
utmost need, have attempted avail their bad causo nj
the Just Influence Of Mr.. Jcerson's we,oarned noli
uca lame, by solemn assurances TO the public that Mr.
Jefferson, when living IN favour Of the measures o
the Administration, and OF the reelection of Mr. 4
Dams For This purpose they have layishIy pourcd
ioTth euioGums upon Mr.. Jefferson for opinions which
'ney have aserbed TO him. and which, if living We
Ty eeheVe' he would consider bis greatest reprosch
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-12-11
DR.. Chambers Remedy for J7iemperance.

Dr. Chambers Ren1edy J0r J1|emperdnce.
VH>IIE subscriber, the decease of the late Dir.
Il William Chambers, took into his possession the
personal estate ofthe deceased and found prepared
large quantity of DIR. Chambers remedy for Intern
pcrance
lie hereby informs the public, that he has disposed
of all the medicine found TO Dr. James H. Hart and
Mr. Andrew " flaming. of this city
In making this disposition, the subscriber has been
actil by due to the interests Of the heirs
Of the .lestate, well as wish TO give the most
extensive use the virtues Of the discovery, whatey-
or they may be; and he can further add with conf
dencc that the gentlemen who will hereafter be the
vendcrs Of the Remedy for ntempcrance, prepared
by the inventor have been intimately connected with
Dr. Chambe RS in life timehave been his agents in
compromising the medicine, and are acquainted with
y composition. oiIV hhoo mLiEn
'0JTbe medicine is prepared only by the subscIib
ers who alone are in possession OF the original re-
cipe Of the inventor, at the Office ofthe late DIR. C..
in the basement story Of Rutgcrs Medical College, in
Duane street. side Of Broadway, and at the med
ica store of DR.. Hart, of Broadway and Cham
Der street, three doors from Washington Hall, New
York.
From The Hermont GQsetie]
ave have the pleasure to announce that Dr. Cham.
bers' Medicine for Intemperancc has been administer
eel to twelve persons in this vicinity, and that in every
instance it has had the desired effect of producing an
entire dsrelsh for the OF ardent spirits il hasre
deemed them from obvious ruin, and restored them
TO themselves, relatives, and rends-to health, to
ndustrv to usefulness and to their proper stations in
society,""
Be,core Of hapostme!--The almost incredible sue
cess which DR. Chambers medicine hes met with III
the cure Of intemperAnce, has brought forth many
fraudulent limitations Of this valuable remedy To
secure the public against imposition the directions ac
companyng the genuine remedy for intemperance
are signed in the hand writing of the subscribers, with
cut which none are genuine
TO EDITORS.
In order that the efficacy Of DR. Chambers Remedy
for ntemperance may be thoroughly tested Editors OF
newspapers throughout the country who will insert
our vertsemen ard add this article to il, and send
us copy of the paper containing it, shall receive from
us, by return of mail quantity suhcientto cure one
drunkard, which they will be requested to administer
to some patient in and publish the
, result
Public institutions and philanthropic societies, by
making application (duly autbentcated) to the sub.
scrbers shall receive the medicine at very reduced
arice Or enclosing us the lsua)price, IS, postage
Daisi the medicine be sent in letter by mail TO
those who are unable pay, Psrsona! OF
the individual at our Office, the medicine will be ad.
miniscred gratis.
A. TANNING,
successorsto w Chambers.
MA supply Of The above medicine for sale
l.
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JANE II. HART, u. d.
A. NJ. TANNING,
Successors to W. Chambers.

MA supply Of The above medicine for sale
nv JOHN KENNEDY.
At the Office of the Am. Col Society, Washington
And A. T. KENNEDY, Alexandria
oct "