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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23

9nAok SALE.--Ihe subseriber wishes 10 sell
that wei kuoHn estHtc called .FOTnER-
INGAh," Ia ugomcry county, Va. situated
on TIE R1auoke river II miles west of Salem,
Boicfpmt county and on the man road 10 the
Western luuHifN. his O, one Of The handsome
est and most teIe estates above lie Bluc Fudge
beina briv ten 500 aud ltne acrts. betw. en ID
aud 5uO OF which are Grsi tate river bottom,
suited 10 corn, hemp OF tobacco. IL well en-
closed. lie improvements consist Of a hand
some two-stoiy bitcl. clearinghouse, kitchen,
icc mouse, c0ach-hOtlsc dairy, good stables, a
agf barn, good mill, aud one OF the finest
dstllleries IA tine upper country, with about 200
ACRES woodland pasture enclosed around il, a
very Good oyefseels house. aud very comioria-
bic negro quarters Also, house occupied a n
tavern which tents well the premises. at
which there is post-pfice, where the eastern
and western mails daily arrive.
He also wishes 10 sell his Turnpike, common
cling one mile from FotheingBy which is the best
stock in the country a perpetual estate is yes
ted ia the subscriber aud il is by law obliged TO
Yield noi less than more than 10 pei cent.
nett, on u l0,Ooo the original cost II generally
averages from 10 to II per cent. nett profit per
annum The title 20 this properly " Ill be- m,de
indisputable. II will be sold SO very low To be
an object for capitalists 10 see it. A portion of
the purchase money heing paid, liberal credits
will be given for the remainder.
For further particulars, enquire of Mr.. Meem
of the firm of Mckee aud Neon, I.ynchbulg;
to Col. Bernard Peyton, Richmond OF to tie
subscriber, BY letter directed TO him at Fotlier.
ingay Va Negroes would be taken in par, pay.
meni AT fair prices. CLIO HANCOCK
| July % Ntclm
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A|th' " Hi''
ELIZABETH BINDER.
Phiindelph,n, My 90. 1926.

This is 10 certify, that my sou, John Ho-
worth, aged fourteen years, has been nfilict-
ed for eight years with the Kings ErH: the
best medical advice was had. every. remedy
vas tried, bat without success, until Mr. Pot
yer's Vegetable CatholiCon was had recourse
10, whch has efeclually cured him. The
lpmaurs are dispersed. and his general
hraili. is better than II has been for many
year, past
mi, give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
rom sincere desire OF benetting others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE H0WoRrH,
Justice Of the Peace, PhiIadeInhia city.
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PhaadeiDhia, June %. 1926.

This is to certify, that | labored under a
very severv liberated sore Hrod and mouth
Tor upwards of a year, and 50 desperate that
ii prevented my eating any thing OF hard
substance | took three bottles OF Swain 5
Papacea without any effect. In this state.
hearing OF Potters Vegetable Catholcon, |
had recourse to il, aud by the use OF three
hotties have been etieciualy cured. Il has
been ppwards OF eighteen months since |
ceased taking the medicine, and there is no
appearance OF return
THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
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Justice ofrhe Peace, Philadelphia city.
Phiiqdelahir, Jiae 30, 1926.

This Is to certify, that have been severely
afflicted with the RheupGtlSm for the last 6f-
teen =, ears, AID 50 bad that was Obliged to
use crulches, or help, TO enable me 10 move
about. | tried every possible means OF re-
celving reiief from this drpIorable situation,
having used two bottles of SWaim's Genuine
Panacea without effect, when, abont year
since, applied TO Mr. W. W. Potter Tor d
supply OF his Vegetable Catholicon, and from
the use oftwo bottles il has effected cure,
and, siuce have stopped taking the medi-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better neaith'
DOROTHY BENDER.
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~ OOk BINDERY The subscriber has late
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Binder, which enables him to do All work, ~
that line with neamess and dispatch. He has
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than they ever were known IL be done at IN this
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June II.

rRlE Medicine NOV offered - III, slalrc
u is one which has been fully snhiecto
10 the iniailble test Of experience md III
very instance where il ms been fairly tried
f has h. en- attended win the most compiet
.uccess. In some Ct the eas"s, the patient
had been Iabocing under The disease for YEAR
aud during that period had received The be-
medical advice, and Ind even undergone "
paiuiul surgical operation. without permaner
advantage. Il is not dixie those usualiy AT
verIi,ed,) offered rs a certain cure tpr = lnr.
catalogue Of diseqsrs, hui those afflicted witt
Ibis complaint, for which alone il = recon
mended, may rely with confidence upon oh
tanning relief, even in its worst forms, in Il
short time and they themselves are the hes'
Judges of the importance of such remedy -
Price 81 cents per box, with directions sign
ed by the proprietor
che subscriber is appointed Agent for tb,
sale Of the above medicine.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON
Nov o.
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MARC ARET HOFFMAN
phiLndelnhin. .Nqu 30. 1870.

PHILADELPHIA, .Dny 30, 1926.
This IS TO certify, that nv dapehter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, iahoured Tor
twenty-five month uDders severe liberation
of the tongue aud tbroai, which roceeded 10
such An ateut As 10 pat away a third par OF
her tongue, and nearly TO destroy her palate.
and render her speech uninteiigiblc. In this
aale, medical advice was resored To, and e.
very remedy, that vas suggested, tried, but
IA van; when, hearing OF Mr. PUter's We
setaDip Calholicon, wa. induced 10 Try hat !.
Two bottles have etfectuallS cured her, aud
he /. now perfectly well
ELIZABETH BINDER.
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PhHadelpi1a, Nay Ii, 1926.

rdo hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
lhree days after being confined, both my legs
be gan . swell, consiiiHmg the disease call
ed Mn Leg. About eight months aiter thes
commencedyswelling, they ulrerated aud in
his deplorabe state | continued until about
one year since, when began to use Pottgr's
Vegetable Caiholicon. By its sole use am
now perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
Ileers have healed, aud my linhsare as souud
md healthy "A, ever.
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Phiiadciphid, Sept 26, 1926


Nj. w. w. Pot9sr,
Slr,-l hereby give you statement 81
nv ease, and Yen are al liberty 10 use il IN a
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case OF Scroj'tia and
Hhitc Sweiiiagi during this period placed
myself under the care Of upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pillshnrg,
Albany aud this place, but their pre- crlpttons
we're ia vain. MY arm became useless, thu
elbow ioui being very much enlarged, ami
81 covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing modification would take place, 9d-
ristd me to spbmitio nmpatalion, but this | re-
ierted. On my back there was an ulcer a
large as the palm OF my hand, which became
sn painful that despaired of ever being re-
stored to health. or even getting relief Ha.
wing seen a similar case 10 my own which
wa, cured by your iurhiunbie CaihOiCOH, a.
the lasl resort | applied Tor il, and the happy
result is. from its use about three months
am perfectly cured, JOHN HEALf.
N B. Ash am about leaving the city, for
information as 10 the accuracy of my case,
several gentlemen of high responsibility may
be referred To.
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o.. ss,si Weekly Ppef. 1t 81 aud the W W. ,,
~ y q ,er annrm. pafahlr ~ 'iv'15e. 70
P,p'r, a "a .,,o for a les tim" than sN mouths :
erfipufn WI h Al continued tbut at ne discretion
FL ~ n ' 'gg, aati III arrearages ave p"d'
Oit'H hai''. -. ,,il he inserted at 80 ernis per
y re first q NJ, ana 81 IL cents ior ga
gttr' % r,a.e from aisfnoe must he paid Tor
easlIaatles - fr.ertiai. or The paynent assured BY
pFc"o'p. ~ sble porsnii ID i.,nehburs'
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an letters addressed to tue Editors must be P'''
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cd 10 nv existence. Having had no regula
medical advice from the commencement, my
complaint al Ia5t git Ia such height that |
could not swallow without great pain and
ffienliy. rnmnis formed in different part
II nv body, and hogan to think my sitHat-
on almost desperate. fhe five bottles of the
Caihnlicon Which | nave taken have com
pletely cured me, and am now as well as |
could wish 10 he. With my thanks, am your
Obliged humble servant, &c.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-23
MARTHA NJ. M'CURDY,
No. -, Chesuul-,treet.
PhiIndsLnlin. .4pril3. lH26


From the spring ni 1872, until ths summer,
| was afflicted With Screflia every gland IN
my reck was affected by the rising ofhard In.
nanrs, which broke and left deep ragged nj
GERS. was under the .afe of three eminent
practitioners AT different times, who contl-
nned TO prescribe for me Tor about nine
months, when ny leg near The shin began To
swell, when soon Wcera'ed and a large nj
cer also arose On my body ; from the former
proceeded thick and offensive matter. |
continued much in this state lmy maladY ra-
Their increasingly for some months, and hnd-
M my ply ,ieian's advice n.eless, dischar
ged them aud resortcd 10 SifnuH'S Genuine
panncrn which | persisted in 10 the eXieul
of Vine Bottles, but without the slightest re
ief Under these very Hniayorable circOm
stances | commenced using Poftsrs Ftgeta-
bic Cath0iic0R which soon manifested lis ~
l1ence over the disease TIN tumour OF N
body now broke and began - lischarge AN
soon attes all the ulcers Z. IAN Ia heal very
FIST IN few weeks more To my great asla-
nishmfnt the ulcers were entirely headed
he pains winch had been subject to, W.T.
removed and my appetite resiored-and =
far, my uodiIy he Itn i5 very much 'm1royed
from the exclusive use OF Ar PoHtr's FdEa-
bic CaiaOhcoH MANUEL hORkia'
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Sharp ReDartcc.---A countrylnan
sowing hts ground, two smart follow, RI
ling thoi way called TO Inn with IN inoo-
lem air, " Well, honest fellow" said ho,
" us your business TO SOW, butwe will
reap the irutsofy your labonf' To which
The counrryloan replied ITS very like
you may, for am sowing hemp"
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Anril9, lse6.
Philadelphia, Jnig 26. 1870

Phiiadeiptia, Jalg DC. 1920.
have lahored uIder very severe case ot
Teiter for the last FIVE years, aud IN the course
oil that time was attended by two very re-
SPIT clable physicians OF this city, who pre-
seribed aud recommended every popular re.
medy which they thought would prove Of
benefit, without success was bllsiered
nine times on the face, aud a course OF mer-
curry pursued intellectually. A, this tlme my
situation became quite desperate, aud re.
manning tor some TIM in thi. state, was al
,ised hy nv friends To- try Potters Neoelable
Gsiholicon, in which they had great conn
dearr, aud finally consented 10 gave II trial
Ailsr nsiug five bottles, The disease began 10
slnA itself more desperate than ever. which
caused me 10 think | should never get freed
rom this desponding condition; but being
arged by Nh Potter To take more (tolly con
vinced me Hal his medicine would nave ihe
desired efroD followed his advice, thank
God, aud from tue usr of nlne bottles II ei-
lectnHIiy performed a cure. | am now per
ltetly well. my system having undergone ii
complete revolution.
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Haryard, Conn Feb. 20, 1927
AIr. WIN. w. Potter,

Mr. WIN. w. Potter,
Dear Sir have now but one botlS
of Catholicon left. A person arrived this e.
venlng, who came 60 miles since morning,
for u bottles Of Cathoicon, and would have
taken -, but could not let him have bat
. He came expressly for the article. and
says that the person, who had used two bot
ties, has had trer affection or consumrti-
on" 90 years and that three OF the family
are nvalids, and have paid in ten wears, for
medical advice and medicine, & 500. He
saws the person who has used thetwo bottles,
aeref found anY medicine 10 compare Nth the
CathoicOn, aud that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects i, produced. number
ofthem sent the above person 10 procule he
article tor 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, even
come with few boxes of the Catholicon Ia
Hartford AS fear delays will ,ake place in
New York and New Haven and as 10 be
ing out Of the arlicie, | cannot think OF IL
am, in haste, yours, &c.
f. w BULL.
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers in the United States.
- Price So per bottle, or cooper dozen.
=. Printed directions are on the bottles.
w. w. POTTER,
No. ~ South Ninth street, between Ches.
nus and Market, opposite the University of
Pennsylvania
THE above Medicine for sale by the subscri.
b+r. sole Agent for the sales of Lynchburg.
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
OPPOSITE Posi- oDice-Lynchb,ug.
May ]. 6m
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s{0K SALE My IIon4e and Lot, nd joining
~ the property oil Natae" Brown, in Abe
ioan al LyuChbuig. ba gain may be had By
Application 10 the subscriber.
HENRY AEklDLIH
July 30. rtlo2
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PhiLnHnInhin 81

g. Philadelphia, May, %, 1924.
an now, thanks 10 your medicine. a
,a 10y nan. For nearly six years | have
martyr to disease, whose ray.oes
's"eo IL not soon stopped, TO put "a per
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Majesty, stripped Of IFS exrernals, IS
said, with some vii, aud good deal OF
ruth, TO he bun " lost." How vain and
empty are tho titles which men have as.
stunned, and vet how fond they are of
them. The Governor II Shiru2 calls
himself The -four If courtesy, the nutmeg
II consolation, the rose NJ deiighL Bor-
ION says that man is the mosi excellent
nd noble crraiurc OF the world--the
wonder of nllnfr, ~ Ioroasier calls hns
daiacis nature maacatam Il, Plato; tho
lbrldgenenl y epltomc Of he world, rs
Pllny; ~ the image m0eiRis ofGod. The
eIn,oxoltItles AID oiabsurdiiy isconlain-
cd in the ute Of the cross between four
B's or bctas, which stood for Besileus,
BaslIeon, BasiIeoon, BasiIeusi. The
king OF kings relenlug over kings
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: Vegetable Cathoicon,' which immed
dtely commenced nsIne, and o my great sur
PRISE its powers soon became visible, 10y henl.
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite IN few week. and |
say with confidence thai the Caiholieon a
lone has saved my life.
WA. A. HAMILTON.
| saw the above case Al the time he enter
ed on the use Of Mr.. Putter's Gathnlicon,an
can testify TINT II was II very severe and
seemingly hopeless one--l nave seen the
same person within few DAYS, aud found
hun perfectly restored 10 health.
II. VI MuRIRlE, NJ. d.
Anril 9, 1So6
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This is to certify, that I was afflicted will
a disease Of The Lir1 for seuep years, which
produc d a loss ot appetite, and consequent
emaciation. During This period received
The advice, aud followed the prescriptions
oil DR., II and other physicians, without oh
tanning any relief About twenty months
past applied 10 Mr. W. W. Potter, who nd
vised a course of the Calholicon commen-
ced taking il. Six bottles have etiectoelly
cured me, aud now enjoy state of the
most perfect health.
MARTHA VI. MCURDY,
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C4SE.--Samnei Ruin, stout, fun grown
lad. Of thirteen years Of age, al a healthy aud
robust habit of body, while swimming in tue
Delaware, some time in the month ui June,
ISL, struck his shin bone a little below the
kn.e, against boal-no pain or unpleasant
Consequences resuitedtherelromto for the space
OF IA week, when considerable Inflammation
and swelling ensued. DIR. 5. n respectable
physician OF the neiphbJrhood of Penn's
neck, Salem county New Jersey where the
baV resided, was called, aud continued his
Ilteation for tonr years, during which time
il 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 81 day of August, 1874, he
was put on course of Potter's Vegetable
Catboicon, aud by It's sole use Is nov com
pletely restored. W ". POTTER
Alteat-S.4MUEL Rim.
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Certificate. Some time in August, 1924, |
vas desired bV ". ". Potter, 10 visit aud eN-
anime the above Lad samuel Rain--thc dis
Ease he was afflicted with j. termed Necrosis,
aud a more serjaus case of il ! have never
seen considerable portion Of the whole d.
ameter OF the lIhia, the main or shin bone oil
the leg had extnliated and come out--the
wound measuring nj The time seven inches
IN length. extending from little below the
knee 10 near the anele, two inches anda halt
in width, and two inrhes aud p quarter IN
depth, the flesh being retrnverted along the
edges 10 the height OF one inch and half
he was much emaciated had hectic feVers !;
aight sweats and was rapidly verging To
the crave. In this state he WAS pnt on the
Vegetable Catholicon, which, IN the course
OF three weeks, removed all the symptoms oil
hectic, aud in the beginning of April, 1873,
ater using ten bottles of the medicine, ne
vas discharged. cured. have this day cx-
amined fhe limb--il Is as sound As II WAS pre-
vinus to the accident large quantity OF
health, bnuev matter filled mp the vacuum
eft y the ,xfoliated tiha, aud the limb is as
ira and soond, and d useful rs II could pos
IDLY be, ia the accident never happened.
HENRY M'MURGkif, NJ. d.
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GEORGE KANE.
civ of PhiIadelphia, SIS.

IT ? II :. HITu'1'- 'TIfTFf's 20
George Kane, oil The district Of Southwark,
personally appeared, and being duly sworn,
10th declare and say, that The above state
meat is. in all respects, correct aud true, and
thu the signature to IT is in the hand WA
Ting of thssepouenf.
JOHN BINNS, alderman.
Philadelphia, NAV IS, 1924
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Every body knows the peculiar form
and texture of the wigs worn by the late
Lord Stanhope. He was longtime in
getting barber to make them 10 his IL
King. butatlasl succeeded. Ii happened
however, that al time when his stock OF
OF these =" elegant intmatlons oil nature
was unusually low, the orbarber was Ia
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.JAENS PIPER.

This is 10 certify, that bave SCI" the n
bove case, aud beiievr il Ia br tue sud or
rect. WM.I. CAREER.
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NeEGROEs FOR sALE.-Per pisainc
III to purchase, eal be furnished upon as Ion
terms, and Nth as U0lnabte andiikeiy Negroes a,
any in his country. Two eIceHeih seantsi resse,
are among The parcel nor on hqnd
Il. W. IVADDELL.
Aprii 10. fcff1o
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Wr. Wddhems.--Not lonp since this
eep.lem hid m opportunity Of display
ny tina, ready vii Tor witch he is 50 fla
nous in Enrland. In the entertainment
Of the Memorandum Rnak, there is a
song called the Liverpool Night Coach,'
IN which a travelling aslfoloper, an OUT
side passenger invites one OF his fellow
travellers 10 lock though ids telescope.
aud describe 10 him The namcs of the
planets, &c. There's Jupiter, aud his
SCI ot lights There's Venus; There's
Mars. At this point, fellow ia tho
gallery, who bad, at different times dur
mo the evening, created much NOISY
disturbance, greatly 10 the annoyance OF
both audience and performer, rolrcd out
with Stcntorlan voice, Look at me-
upon which Matthews, whose spleen had
been gathering within him, pointed his
telescope al the fellow, saYng with IN
flute promptItuda.-' And there's tie
treat Bear ; which bioughl down tree
rmendous bursI of laughter, and seyeral
rounds Of applause.
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JOHNSOTN'S NEW WORK.

/nHE subscriber has received on deposit for
Subscribers to Johnstons wonderful pro-
ducton called Narrative of the incidents at
tending the capture, detention aud ransom of
Charles Johnston, who was made prisoner bvthe
Indians on the River Ohio, m the year 1890
Subscribers IN Lyucohnre, and the adjacent
cpIutry ne particularly requested to call on
me Immediately and get their books. | will
barely remark that the work is truly valuable
aud very amusing and interesting to all who have
read tilt by far surpas expectation, being
handsomely written and neatly printed on fine
paper, &c &c. The public are fur her inior-
med that ! have few copies of the above va
luable work for sale ABRAAl II. NORTH
June IS
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mi OR SALE.--A FIRST rate cook, washer and
- ronet enquire at this Office
August 20 dt1