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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-04

THRUSf SALE.-By virtue OF trust deed
- executed by George Boyd and Patsy II.
his wife, aud duly admitted oil record ~ he
clerks Offices OF the counties OF PiitsylYanla
aud Campbell, for certain purposes therein
mentioned, we shall on the 10Th day ct sep
tomber next, proceed 10 sell, Tor cash, on the
pre- mIses, the tract Of Land wllled by David
Hunt, deed, 10 the said Patsy X. Boyd, lying
on both sides of the South Fork OF Straight
Stone creek, containing $50 acres. II being
the same tract on which - Norsham
now lives, lying in the county OF lsylvania.
Also, at the name time aad place, the follow
ing Slaves, to wit: jimmy and her four chill
dren Mary, Lucy, Billy and CAREY, Possom
Jack, Rachel, Jesse and Peggy.
Acting IA trustees, We snail convey snch
title only as is vested in ns-but believe the
same 10 be good.
WILLIAM SMITH, 1T..,o.
VIM. PANf1LL, ''"s''"'
N. B. The subscriber will offer for sale at
the same time and place, about 42o acres o
land, adjoining the above, il being part Of
the former survey these two tracts of land
lie on both sides Of Straight Stone creek, is
Level, well timbered aud adapted 10 tobacco,
corn aud wheal-snd has SOME first rate lal
land on the creek. Nv terms will be half
cash and halt in y months.
JOHN HUNT.
August 10
Postponement.
The sale of the whole OF the above proper
y i, undvoidahly postponed until the 18Th
day Of the next month, October when it will
certainly lake place at Stephen Glen ent's
Tavern, in the county OF Pinsylvania, and
within one nnIe Of the lard advertised.
Wm. SMITH. }r.
Wm l.. PANNlLL, i'u''''s'
JOHN HUNT,
GEORGE BOYD.
Sept. % eid,7
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Day scl9ars vil he charged the same for tn
ihon and Two dollars per session for fuci Board
aud lur Of payable Que hall al entrance, tie ba-
lance a'thf expiration Of five months.
Each Young Lady vii provide her own bed,
brdding and towels, aud clothes hae and book
bag. all distinctly marked with the owners name
think II proper 60 state that in consequence
Of the failure Of Mrs. Kandolpb's health, during
the last winter, the Management oil the school
has devolyed entirely on ny daughfers-for the
manner in which II has been conducted, | conf
dently appeal 10 the testimony Of those parents
aud guardians whose children aud wards have
been entrusted to orr care.
InO5. EsTON RANDOLPH.
Aug 9. uPtMcIt3O5l
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1NroliCE.--My wife, Mary A.W. Evan, =
AZ .'ng let my bed aud board without r.. -,
consent do hereby caution all person. ~!
creo'ung OF III AZ manner trading with 10, -. ~
my account rs will not be responsible 70, y, ~
other contracts. JAS II ~ any
Sept -.
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khtu Il SALE.-By virtue of two de- =
- tfest, executed 10 the subscriber IA. +"
by MERRITT NJ. White and wife, the o,b., ~, a y,
said Merritt NJ. White and William VII ue
their wives which are recorded in the cle,s
oihoe OF Amherst county court, shall mr..
10 sell, TO the highest bidder, for ready
on the 2oth day of September next. At The -
Of the said William White, near Bethel All =,
Household aud Kitchen Furniture Of ,be IN. os
White. also three head OF Horses, conveyed :.
me by SAID trust deed The sale to comn,o.e .
attweve o clock. And at three o'clocl, nf',
same day, shall proceed to sell, in like ,uonoas
at the tobacco Warehouse, in the town ofRs'a',
the interest ofthe SAID Merritt NJ. White IN 80,
of his wife, in the Harris's Creek Mills NJ
are very valuable also the interest oftbe 60,
White. which he holds in right OF his vile /,
tract ofvery rich land, lying near the ca
Mountain, in Amherst county, supposed 10 no
bout Seventy Acres. The title is believed 10 :.
good 10 the above property, but shah oply co..
Yey the right vested in me, by the SAID deed :,
the purchaser. VIM ARMfSTEAD
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! NJ OR SALE, FIVE OF six young negro boys 8.
~ girls, one of them a good house servant.
Apply atthis Office.
Sept. Is da5
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Ntda
POSTPONEMENT.

The above sale IS postponed, unit Tm,xd,,
the fourth day OF October next, when il will tai.
place Al Bethel, iftair, ifnot far, it will ,oIs
place the next good day, Sundays excepted.
WILLIAM ARAlISr EAD.
Sept. 2i. r,asl5
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HnnE .econd session Of VIZ. RANpoLrHs

- School wdl commence on the FIRST OF Octo-
Der. IN Lynehbnfg. The terms as before, viz
| Iar q s..slo.1 II Zen LnnutLs
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Sept. 20
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Cunsumptions, Coughs, &c.
Nnttels legetabLe. Ldlm lspeei6e.

'Hsotlhe curr Of Colds. Coughs, eoosompi-
- ons, splttng of Blood Asthma. nnd ali dlf.
orders ofihe Breast aud innes.
The Vegetable Indian SPECIFIC. has slood tbe
tel Of appearance, md proved iiseli The mosi W.
luahie remedy estr discovered ior Tie cure al
Asthma, and all tla diseases Of the breast and
lungs, leading TO eonsumpttoo. The following
certificate Jnsirereifed nom a highly respected
gentleman will ahnw is value.
sannel Moore do hereby certify, that for
upward, Of a yta, was severely afflicted with
pain Ia ny breast accompanied with very bad
cough aud shoflness ri biohth and every ndea-
ton in the opinion oi Physielan) OF appfoach
lnr consumption. After passing through
course ofmedielne. and finding no relet nah
induced 10 make rial Of buffers Vegetable Ind
an Specific and the use oil one andn hHit bottle
completely restored me 10 health and have &c
mtined 50 ever since, being upwards Ola ye'r.
Ihe celebrated Dr. Cullen has laugh, rs thai
"ou lii.i attention should be employed IN waieh.
nc the approach oithr disease hnd preventing
IL proceeding 10 nm neurable state and ia per
sons d eonsumpiise hnbil, especially those BON
oil cnusnnptise parents, the slightest symptom
Of IN approaching consumption Al the eensninp-
tive period oflIle OUGHT carefully 60 be attended
10.
The Specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs roots flowers. plants, &c. when n pefiers
hon. In consequence oi a happy co.nblhhtion
81 the most valuable herbs, - II becomes bal.
sam Of superior Value. Ilbeals the lnjnfedpaib,
opens the pores aud oonBoses the disintbei
nerves, alter the manner ofan anodyne conse=
qurnll, The obstruction ofihe chest md The lungs
which constitute the disease particularly need IL
Use. II promotes expeeiorntlon. which n 80
| constantly called i1f and shsilt eleanses ani
heus ii ala gives strength to the tender lungs.
In this MANNER 1t removes the hectic fever, I'M
proves digestion, gives strength totbe nerves re-
pnirs the appetite aud improves the spirits. This
specific may always be given ~ sa'eit Ii 's
mild 4 Pheasant 10 the taste, aud isfo,ind pariieu-
Larry useful in bypoea oadrieal nervous and hys-
tellcnl Diseases.
Each bill ofdirectlon, contains detailed aai
count of tins disease in all its different Stages,
and will be accompanied with the signature OF
thr proprietor ii red ink. Is IS offered for sale
by the subscriber who Is appointed by the p'o.
prietor sole agent for L,nehbulg.
/ Jme J. in THOMAS J. DUVAL.
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TnnMAS- ToMPkINs.
Opposite Washington Square.
Phiindeiphia, april /. 1926.

This is to certify, that have been lahoring
for eiym wears, under dreadful disease that
more than one hundred inreter-
air pirers on my neck aud body, md in my
throat In this state | remained upwards OF
one wear under the care of highly respec-
,.,,lo anJ veil known medical gentleman,
taxing every medicine that he ordered me,
b,,t ,y;,honf any effect, and was finally aban.
3a,aa by him as inenrabIe My frame had
boo ,,ae much emaciated, from the long and
ser,.ta mains endured, and my health was
da.,roved In this despairing situation, Mr
" " Potter very generously offered lne his
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-10-11
From the Worcester Fgis.

Some account Of a grem opening N
the earth at Sutton, Uass.-Ihe writer
is aware that 10 some III the. county OF
Worcester the subject of the following
article will not be altogether new still
he believes minute description Of II IS
not TO be found ON record. While al
most all the natural cHriosities of this
aud every other ass, have found their
way into orr biographies aud public
journals, tins seems 10 have been cnilre-
" neglected, or noticed so slightly as
rather to excite, than crafty. The
writer hopes more fully to effect both
these objects.
This place is situated in the south
part of Sutton, near the centre OF what
is called The /" Great South Woods,n a.
bout 3 l-2 miles from the Meeting house.
II is near a half mile in length, and
from scventy-Gve to one hundred feet in
width. Without measuring the distance
from the top 10 The bottom, it would be
estimated very differently by differ
ent individuals. The distance from the
top To the bottom is about lii feet
When | speak of the bottom, | mean
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) NJ! : U T'67- TITI7
JOHN VI CUliDl. Jun.
No. 3s, Chesnut. street.

CASE. C. S was of a scrnfulous
nam al the age of three years his parenls
perceived An liberation of the head.
proceeding, as is supposed, from racciuntlan,
was at hrs ennined to small compass,
"al rom the continued discharge, il vas soon
communicated 10 tne whole scalp, which
l'''ehtea horrible appearance, being al
'iof one entire stab: soon after this "A dis
e'drse commenced from his ears. which be-
VI ne Very offensive Biatfs, maShes, 0ili-
~ 81. were vigorously resor,ed 10, but in
lN'' Alier remaining in This situation for
,''oie man Sly months, the Fegetabie Cnfhoii-
=, wa recommended and its use immediate.
eohneneei Il quickly d,spIayrd lis ae-
.''"ledSed powers over the disease, hy frst
,,a'l'eas'hg the discharge, hui which soon al
a.. 9TeaSea, the complaint being completely
s'@raealed. aud the child restored Ia health
'7flhiofmaiionsa as 10 the accuracy Of This
- ne ldher of the child can be referred
~ IN application To ". W POTTER.
y b. The above case OF Tinsn Copifis, or
''eF'aed sore head. should he a warning to
r ,,5't 10 guard a2ainst the evil effects
@ea TOO often arise rom egtrcting to use
-; me hnr'her OF The alona. alter the vaccina-
fs 5u ~ their eh't rev The C1ihoiroa is Of
ST. 'f3 l, a suitable remedy in these cases, aud
81 ph., hr invariably used.
iR'taatiPhsa FEB D, 1927.
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pRtxrrp Isp PUBLIsHEp ny
ftiIaH FLETCHER Y Rich. y ioLhh
hh'' Publishers Of M Lars Of The Union.

-. III, s.ni Weekly Piper, at 81, and the Weekly
u :, e. DER annnn. payable IN aavanee.--Ho sub
Pap vii he received for less time than sik months
So n,ner will he Discontinued (but at the discretion
s AZ, ~ li,rors, until MI orrearaRos are paid
!" =, ,I..y,isepents will be Inserted at 30 cents per
- ~ Iss.l tue first tine, and 81 IL cents for each
giifsa Those from Distance must be pald Tor
es 10 their insertion, or the payment assumed by
r. 9rssponsible person IN Lynehhurg.
fl.ncs,y ORDERS not exceeding two squares are in
s-f,ed for SIX dollars
tllletters addressed to thu Editors must be post
, - they will not be attended to-
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ELIZABETH BINDER.
Phiiadeiphln. .hnp 20, 1926.

This ia 10 certify, that my son, John H.
WORTH aged fourteen years, has been atflici-
ed for eight year. with the hings Erii the
best medical advice was bad, every remedy
was tried, bnt without saccess, until Mr. Pot
ter's Vegetable Calholcon was had recourse
In. which has etfeclnaly cured him. The
tamours ARE dispersed, and his general
haaltk is better than ii has heen for many
) ears past.
This give unsolicited by Mr.. Potter, and
FROM a sincere desire of benehtiug others
who may be similarly stunned. 1870.
GEORGE HOWORfH,
Ln,lies of The Reace PAllalelphIa ely.
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sNrEW AfuslC.--The subscriber has agani
ii the pleasure Of informing the Ladies Of
Lynohbu,g and IT'S vicinity that he has lately ~
ceived, direct from Philadelphia, large and
W.ll selected assortment of NEW MUSIC, en-
braclng all the new pieces up TO this time
which he hopes they will do him the favour to
cali and purchase, as he is determined to sell We
rv low-but he is sorry to be under the necess.
~ of informing the Ladies that hereafter he can
not allow them to exchange their music after ha-
vlag selected the gives this notice that no per-
SOP may be Disappointed.
hBRAN II. NORTH
August a3s
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Is Worcester might be bull with mate
rails carried from II, and a mn Of good
Judgment declares his conviction that
The city Of Boston might be rebuilt from
the same source. \ rail way miahi BIZ
constructed from the chasnl t. the Black
stone Caoal, the distance being only Il
bout / miles, thence 10 any place OH the
Canal the STONE could be carried vii
gfeat ease. Tho rock is all OF tie era-
nito kind, and could be wrought into
blocks or columns of almost any dmen4
sions. There Is one single rock there
which do not hesitate To state vii
weigh five thousand tons and il may be
three times thai weight. THIS rock
forms ono of the highest points on the
lett htnd margin Is we goodwin and cor
responds with one of the same hoighi on
the opposite side. The two iaces show
esidenlIy that they were once united, as
do The faces ofthe perpendicular wallis
generally. Beautiful specimens of inioa
sllte my be obfalned Uear the spf.ag
qunlz also, finely set, aud some speei-
mens OF slenite nay be met viii the
peoluea would do we'll IL visit flig
place, mlklne science his principal OBJ
jet. In line would recommend al 10
20 10 the Sutton Chasm. believe il
one oil tie most striking cafiosities We
have thiq side ii tho White Mountains,
aud richly worth ejourney ol a day 10
500 n
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Life ofNapoleon.

1nHE List niehi's Nali brought II supply Of
y the long looked for LII EoF NAPOLEON,
in 3arer syo vols very superiority executed CON
tanning "A beautiful and correct portrait OF the
great Napoleon. Much was expected from this
Great Work. But, 50 far ss have heard, ana
can judge, II surpasses the most sangnine eKpec-
tation. | therefore hope every person VIII do
me the favour to call and buy copy OF this
Splendid Work mere especially as the work -
now Offering to tie public on more reasonable
terms than ever knew anv work of the SAINT
magnitude. Indeed may add Of any kind.
ABRAM Il. NORTH.
August 30
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VIVA. HAMILTON.
philuifLnhin. .InLn d Is.

phiigdeiphia, july 26, 1s26.
nave labored undera very severe inst 81
fffter Tor the last five years, endn The course
OF tint lime was attended by two very r.
speeiable ply sioians ot this city, who pre-.
scrlhed aud recommended every popular re.
medy which they thought would prove oi
benefit, without success. | was bllsiered
nme tunes on the face, and course oi mer.
cnrs pursued Intellectually. Atthis time my
situation became quite desperate, aud re-.
naming Tor some time in this state, was al
vised by my friends To try Potef's Vegetable
Catholcon, in which they bud great conf
dence, and finally consented To give II trial
After nsing five bottles. the disease began 10
show itself more desperate lhan eyer. which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
from this Responding condition, bnt being
urged by Mr.. Potter 10 take more, Gully con.
WINGED me that his medicine would have the
desired etfecD followed his advice, thank
God. and from the ne OF ulne bottles il eff
lectnaly performed cure. em now per-
ieetIy we'll my system having undergone a
complete revolution.
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MARC ARET HOFFMAN.
Piilnde tpLln. .'iuN 30. 1926.

FFl7ade7PHlu, .V4Q 30, Ie2b.
THIS is 70 certify, thai my daughter Elm.
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, labnnfed for
twenty-five mouth undpra severe liberation
of the Tongue and throat. which proceeded TO
such an extent as 10 eat away third part Of
her tongue, aud nealy TO destroy her palafe,
and rno3er her speech unintel6gible. In this
slate, medical advice was resored 10, aud e.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain when, hearing oil Mr.. Pouer's We
getable Cmholcon, war induced 10 try hal !,
Two bottles have eIectaally cured her, aud
she IS now perfectly well.
ELI AREIH KINDER
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phiIa4elphin. .itau l6. la2G.

lido hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days alter belae confnei, both my legs
began 10 swell, constituting the disease Gull
ed MIX Lep, About eight months after they
commenced swelling. they liberated aud in
this deqlorahle sfate ! continued until about
onp sear slnce, When began 10 use Potter's
Vegetable CWhobeon. By lis sole use am
now perfectly nrll The swelling IS gone, the
ulcers nave healed, and NY lilaasare as sound
and healthy as ever.
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Phiiaatlpiia, Sept %, 1926.

sir,--I hereby give vou statement of
nv case, and you are at liberty 10 use II in a.
ny manner you may think proper.
About four years AGO became afflicted
with complicated eoqe OF Serofata md
UAue Smelling during this period piacrd
myself under the care d upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians IN Boston, Piasburg,
Albany and this place, hut their prescriptions
we're in vain. Ny ara became a-etess, the
elbow Joint being very much enlarged, aud
so covered with ulcers, TINT my physician
fearing IA modification would take place, al
risea me n aobmitt0 ampplafiou, but this re-
iecied. On my back there was an ulcer rs
large a. the palm of my hand, which became
50 painful that lespaired Of ever being re.
stored 10 health, or even getting relief. Ha.
wing seen a similar case 10 my own which
vas cured by your iprntpnbie Cathotic0n, rs
the last resort applied for il, and the happy
result Is, from lis use about three months
am perfectly cured. JOHN UEALY.
n B. Asi 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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q Vegetable Caiholioon,a which I immedi-
hfeiY commenced using, and 10 my great sur
prise lis powers soon becanr visible, h. heal.
ing hP the Ulcers, eemoying my paius, and
restoring my appetite IN n lew weeks--aud !
say with confidence that the Calholicon n.
lone has saved my life.
WM. 4. HAMILTON.
saw the above case at The tune he enter.
I'd on The use of Mr.. potter's Calholioon and
can testify tint IL wns very severe aud
seemingly hopeless one-l have seen the
same person within lew DAYS, aud found
Inn perfectly restored 10 health
IL. M'MuKTRiE, NJ, ID.
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Certificate Some timein August, 1891
was desired by w. W. Potter, 10 visit and ex-
anime the above lad Samuel Eain--the lis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis.
and more serious case al il | haze neger
seen--considerabl portion OF the whole u
nneter of the tibla, the nam or shin bose Of
the leg had exlolated aud come out thu
wound measuring at the time seven inches
in length. extending from little b,low the
knee To near the ANGLE, 'vo inGhrs anda hall
IN width, and two inches aud n quarter IN
depth, the flesh being fetroverled along the
edges 10 the height Of one ineh aud a halt
he was much emacialed had hectic feversj
nj ght sweats and was rapidly Verglng Ia
The grave, In his state he was pat on the
Vegetable Catholieon, which, in the course
OF three weeks. removed all the symptoms ri
hectic, and in tie beginning Of April, ls25,
after using ten bottles oil the medicine, lie
y as discharged, cured. have this day eA.
amined the imb---it is as sound as it was pre-
vious TO tue accident large quantity Of
healthy honey matter filed up tue vacuum
left by the eAtoiated tibia, and the limb is rs
firm aud sound, aud ds useful rs il could pos
,ibly be, had the ace'den. never happened.
HENRY NJ 'RIuRIRiE, VI. ID.
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YA0R sAIE.-My House and l.oi. adjoining
y the property Of Mathew BloWn ia The
own # lynehhufg, \ bargain may be bud by
application 10 the subscriber
HENRY MEHlDE1II
July 30 ti4lu2
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eil'h a FEB %, 1927.
PAiLndeluAf

g., Pa'iaieiphia, MAY, %. 1924.
.laar,.- a'h oow, thanks to your medicine,
'bbe ea mae. For nearly six wears have
on. en a maf'yr'oa disease, whose rayages
N'e'es not soon stopped, to put peri
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American Quarterly Review.

u ME hind numbrr OF the American Quarter.
u " ltr,irw, i received and ready lor Dolly
cry tn sabaorih.rs at TIT cheap book aud 9lV
,ionary store of ABiiAM Ii. NORTH.
Sept. 10.
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od TO my existence. Having Ind no regular
medical ADVICE from the commencement. nv
complaint al asst got To such n height that /
could not swallow without great pain aud
difficulty. ramots formed in different parts
OF my body, and began 10 think my sitaali-
on almost desperate. The five bottles Of the
catholieon which | have taken hive com
pletely cured me, aud an now rs well as |
eonId wish to be. With my lhaaks, | am your
obliged humble servant, &C
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Rer. Wr. IRVING and hc Christian
Umistfy.-Extract from the charge of
tie Rev. Mr.. Irving 10 the Rev. Hugh
Maclean, AT his recent ordination, Al the
Scotch Church, London Wall " Oh,
if thou grow ricII--oh, if thou shouldst
die rich, will be ashamed Of thee.
Look at the bard hearts Of rich men i;
look ut their vain self-mporance .ook
ut their contempt Of Christ, and pray,
oh, earnestly pray, 10 be kept from thai
greatsnare Thy cloak aud thy parch-
ments, brother-that Is, thy decent ap-
parel and thy books-be these thy rich
Is, d thou eanst speak ont agtins NAM
mon, aud tell these men oil thousands
and tens Of thousands, whom thou art
surrounded With, What they should do
with their treasures. If thou spare them
God will not spare thee. give II thee
in charge this day, that thou reproYe
them and their accamulations sharply.
Keep thou hospitality. Show thou 10
the ordly prolares what the word Bish-
op meancth Show thou to substantial
citizens what the word hospitality mean
eth. Shou thou To rich men what the
word charity meanath, and 10 all what
faith meanerh. Go thou ont as poor a
man as thou came in, aal let them bury
thee when thou diest. And If God
should bless rhce with a wife and chill
dlen, but put 10 money in the bank for
them, but write prayers in the word Of
the Book of Life BE this thy bank oil
faith be this thy exchange, even tho
Providence Of God and let tho lotds
Of thy treasury be the prophets aud the
apostles who wept before thee
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lLartfard. fConA Feb. %. 1927.

Mr.. YIN. ". Potter. ..s,yzs1SS
Dear SIR. have now but one boiils
Of Catboicon lett. Aperson arrived this 2.
vening, who came 81 miles since morning,
for II bottles of Catboleon. and would have
taken "a, but could mol let hin have but
Q He came expressly for the article. and
SAYS that the person, who had nsed two bot
ties, has had " lirer affection or ronsnmpti-
on 20 years and taat three OF the family
are inYalds, and have paid in ten years, for
medical advice ard medicine, s 800. H
says the person who has used thetwo bottles
nere, found any medicine 10 compare NTH III
Catboicou, aud that tue neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects il produced, a number
ofthem sent the above person TO procure the
article, for various chronic diseases The
person told ne he would wait two day, il
he could procure the two dozen Will You
without fail, send me, or II necessary, even
come with few boxes OF the Catholcon to
Hartford, as fear delays will take place in
Sew York aud New Haven and as To be-
ing out of the article, cannot think OF it.
| am, in haste, yours, &c.
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