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Phifadclphio, June %. 1926.

This IS 10 certify, that ! lahored under a
very seVery Ulcsraisd sore Hroat and mouth
tor upwards OF year, aud SO desperate that
IT preveated my eating any thing OF a hard
substance. took three bottles of Swaim's
Panacea without any effect In this state
hearing of Potpr's Vegetable Catholcon, /
had recourse TO il, aud by the use of three
BOTTLES have been elfeetHally cured II has
been upwards of eighteen months since
ceased taking the medicine, aud there is no
appearance OF return
'ThnAtg T6AJDKINc
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Philadelphia, Sept %, 1926


MI W. W. fnUtf,
Sir,-I hereby give you a statement OF
my case, and you are at liberty to use II IN n
ny manner you mas think proper.
About four years ago | became afflicted
with complicated case OF Scroftia and
White SWstfing during this period placed
myself under the care OF upwards of eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, Pittsburg,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. Ny arm became ussieSs, the
elbow JOINT being very much enlarged, and
SO covered with ulcers, that my pl ysician
fearing IN 1rtihcation would take place, sd-
rised me 10 submit 10 GnputatiOH, but this re
jected. 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 healln. or even getting relief li0-
wing seen a similar case to my own which
" as cured by your iuraladbie CaihOhcou, as
the last resort applied for il, and the happy
result is, from lis use about three months
am perfectly cured. JOHN HEAL1.
n B. As ! am about leaving the city, for
information as to the accuracy of my case
several gentlemen OF high responsibility may
be referred to.
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MOI.

sidc. \ grandson and daughter resided
cons 'aily ~ The luuse with the Gene
raj and nephew Of Inc Gen1fP,i0a
teu 10 aniece of Mrs. Washington, re-
SIDED al Mount Vernon. he Generals
fmily seat in Virginia bis fesidenfe.
rs President, Keeping h,m ~ he seat
OF gospfnmchl. The leVccs | cid by
washington, as President, were pene-
.rally crowded, aud held oie. Tuesday.
hetweeen three and four oi1%ek. The
President stood, AMI received lie bow
OF The person presented, who ioined 10
make way for another. 4 ilu dfswine
room, Mrs. Nashnton received lie la-
dicS, who o"nrtsied, aud p4ssel aslde
without exchanging word. Tea and
coffee, with refreshments Of III kinds,
were laid IN one pafl oflhe rooms, aud
before the individuals Of the company
retired, each lady was second limo
led up TO the lady President, made her
second silent obeisancc, aud Departed.
Nothing could be more simple, vel il
V : enough
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asaef, =, ,s.prtion, or the payment assumed by
:, .a % ,ii person in I'ynchburg'
r., Orders not exceeding two squares are m
4i- .a5,essed to the Editors must be posi-
" y = ,,.,ll not be attended to.
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Philadelphia, Nay, 90, 1924.
'ir--l am now, thanks 10 your medicine. a
T'y man For nearly six years | have
ZEN martyr TO disease, whose ravage
'eatened i not soon stopped, to put peri.
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SNeEGROES FOR StLE.-Persoas pishiue
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PhiIndekphin. Anr. .. la26.

This is 10 certify, thai I was afflicted with
a diseasf Of he Lieer for setep years, which
prodac loss of appetite, aud consequent
emaeation During this period ! received
the advice, and followed the prescriptions
OF Dr. II. and other physicians, without oh
timing any reIief About twenty months
past applied 10 Mr.. W. ". Potter, who ad.
vised a course OF the Calholicon common
ced taking it. Six bottles have elIecinaly
cured me, and now enjoy a state ofthe
most perfect health.
MARTHA NJ. M'CuRDK,
NJ. %. Cheannl- aLrnel.
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Cd 10 my existence. Having had no regular
medical advice from the commencement, my
complaint a last got to such height thai /
could not swallow without great pain and
,liifieuiv Tnmois formed IN different part
ot my body, aud began to think my sitaali-
IN almost desperate rhe five bottles OF the
Catboicon which have taken nave com
pletply cured me, and ! am now as well as |
could wish TO be. With my thanks, am your
obliged humble servant, &c
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09

philadelphia, May d, 1924.

C.4SE.-SamUel Rain, a stout, full grown
lad, OF thirteen years OF age, Of healthy aud
robust habit Of body, while swimming m toe
Delaware, some time in the month of June,
1921, struck his shin bone little below the
kn e, against boat--no pain or unpleasant
consequences resulted ihereirom for The space
of week. when considerable inflammation
and swelling ensued DR.. s. respectable
physician OF the neighborhood OF Penn's
neck, Salem county. New Jersey, where tine
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention for foni years, during whirh 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 BID day OF August, 1924, he
was PVT on course of Pouers Vegetable
Catholicon, and by lis sole use Is now coul-
rie,ely restored. W W. POTTER,
Aueyt--S1UUEL rain.
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CITY of Philadelnhia, IS.

CIV Of PbiIadeIphla, IS.
George Kane, ofthe district OF Southwark,
personally appeared, aud, being duly sworn,
doth declare and say, that the above state.
ment is in all respects, correct and true. aud
that the signature 10 il is in the hand wri
ting oil this deponent.
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Harifard, (Con.) Feb. 90, 1897
Mr. VIM. w. Potter.

Mr.. VIM. w. Potter,
Dear Sir: ! have now but one boltls
OF CathoiCou lett. A person arrived this e.
vening, who came so miles since morning
for II bottles of Catholcon. and would have
taken "a. but | could not let him have but
q. He came expressly for the article. aud
says that the person, who had used two bot
ties. has had " iircr affection or eonsumpti-
on" % years, and tina lhree OF the family
are iuvalids, and have paid in ten years, tor
medical advice and medicine, 81 800. HE
SAYS the person who has used thelwo hotties
ntter found any medicine 10 compare NTH NE
Cathoiicon, and that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects ii produced, n nup'brt
ot them sent the above person To proeute the
article, for various chronic diseases HE
person told me he would wait two days, u
he could procure the two dozen WIZ you
without lail, send me, or il necessary, even
come with few boxes of the CAlhoiicom lo
Hartford, as fear delays Will take place in
New York aud New Haven and rs 10 be
ing out Of the article, cannot think OF it.
am, in haste, yours, &C.
f.. w BULL.
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fn9oR SAiE.-Nly House and Lot adfa,n,,,-,
- the property of Mathew Brown n ,ao
town OF Lynchburs bargain may De had hv
application to the subscriber. y
HENRY AiERIDEiH
-" stsIU2
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,GlSi TIER S Rlti II. foLEk
liH t ..... ofils Lars Of the GRiom
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-08-09
wv. HAMILTON.
April 1870.
Ptiiadflphia, Jaiy 26, 1926.

ThffdEphid, JHtg 20, 1870
have labured under very ,evere case OF
Tefter for lie last FIVE years, andin the course
ot lbat time was attended by two very re-
spe etabe physicians OF This city, who pre-
scribed and recommended every popular re-
medy winch they thought would prove oi
henetii, without success ! was bisiered
niue Zines on the iace, and course Of mer.
curry inrsnpd netfectualiV. Al this Time my
situation hscpmr quite desperate, and re.
naming Tor some limP IN this state. was ud-
v'sed by my friends u Try Pntter's NegetahIe
cathnijcoH, IN which they had greai conf-
dence, aud finally consented To give il II trial
After using i've bottles, the disease began "a
SHOW itself more desperate than eyer. which
caused me 10 think should never get freed
from this desponnpe condition; hni beng
urged by Mr.. Potter tn lake more. 1aly cot
WINGED me that his medicine would aave The
desired effecD | followed his advice, tnank
God, aud from the use of nine hotties IL ct
lectuaily performed a cure, am now per.
teeiiy well, my system having undergone n
complete revolution.
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.JAEAlS PIPER.

IAENS FTFI.K.
This is 10 certify, that have seen the n
bove case, aud believe il 10 be true aud cor
rect. VIM. T. CARTER.
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers III the United states.
az Price SO per bottle, or $50 per dozen.
- Printed directions are on the bottles.
W. W. POTTER,
. No IL 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,
OPPOSITE Posi- QGice--Lynchbay.
May /, om
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ately commenced using, aud 10 my great sur
prise lis powers soou became visible, by heal.
my up the Ulcers, removing my pains, aud
restoring my appetite in tew weeks--and !
say with confidence that the Catbolicon a.
lone has saved my life.
WM. A. HAMILTON.
saw The above case al the time he enter
ed on the use Of Mr.. Potier's Catholioon, and
can testify that II was very severe aud
seemingly hopeless one-.l nave seen the
same person witain few DAYS, aud found
him perfectly restored n health
II. NJ MuRIRIE, NJ. ID.
Anril o lS3R
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1lE pro,rietor Of tlis Invaluable me&
eine, feel. authorized, bv its 'hcreaslq g
aat,on. to recommeni it as. superior 70
t1er popular medicines, for The cure Of
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

CoMMuhlCNrI1.
DEPARTED thu life, on the 10Th INST after
a painful aud distressing illness Of some weeks.
Which shr bore with tine patient frnnc,s pee.
liar 10 hen sex, Ms. rAlLiNA H. WHIT
LOCKE wife of Gaorgc WhitIorl.r ESQ OF
this place She has lcft n kind aud doatiur bus
band an ahccuouate daurntcr, and l,ge en-
Gle OF relatives aud hiend, 10 mouin her loss
The writer Of these line has been her ucighb1r
Ia some years, and sucN her Rell--aud did the
llmits al such notice permit, he could recount
mnny acts Of friendship and benevolcncc per
tomed by this lady, which would do honor 10
the living OF the dead Suffice 1t To say, thlt
she was ailable, kind eenctoos. aud noble IA he,
department towards ihoar connected 10 her by
the ties al touSanguniiy, performing all the Va.
nous and Interesting duties OF an ailcclonnir
"lle mother, and sister lnHlndumer which pleas
td and cndcacd her Ia thrm--nnd altogether
worthy Of her noble soul-- roWnida others, she
possessed feeling heart aud Wiling hand
her friendship nnd unsolicited acts of kindness 10
u talhoi, Furw no bounds. Enr such. h.
friendship was pun, holy aud disrntctcgtcd
She synpathised - thcr suh''rings aud reioired
In then rriolcmcs To in0W her was 10 tyisam
her The deep agony of soul, which oscrwhelms
her dfsnonspl1tc aud heart ,trlc.ened husband
lh' h'atietcndiuc frrt ~ her near relations and
numerous friends, proclaim her worth. Ii vi
t0r. u blanche, lite kipjucss aud bcncyolenr,
l'Wards her fellow bong I'D this lie meet tier
just .e"nfd thcu, sine hath but exchanged this
for a better world
DEPARTED his life, on Tuesday niebt the
i"il, INST aHcra Ian ering illness wlnrh she
bore with christian lortludc Mrs MARY AN.
CO" or Of vi Geo. \. Gregory IN the i9th
ycar oihef aye. she lelt an aneciionatc hus.
band aud much loved infant; but a consolation
~ left To ihcn and hef absent iicnds that she il
no" n rest with thai cod whom snr served 0hllr
0u cnrfh.
Dillon the Doth INST in Halifax Comfy.
Mrs JANE 5. WILEY. cousort OF Nh. George
a. Wiley, IN thc I'D yoar Of her are.
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Hagaaumtg.--Wc hasten t, record one OF
tn mos, conspicuous instances Of magnanlmity
and >elf-rnmolltion at tine Shrine Of patriotism
with which our memory supple, US The yolun-
tary sacrifice Of the Roman Gurtms is thrown
completely in the shade hy TIE patriotism OF Dr..
Geo VIM Cnnp, member Of the House Of Rep
rescntatiycs from the district Of Buckingham,
Charlotte, sc Immediately on hearing Of Nr
Raniolph's ciecmcnt from his seat in tue L. =.
Senate. he addressed letter To his constituents
declining being CONSIDERED a candidate Tor the
next Congress aud nominating Mr.. Randolph as
ms successor; not, because ne Cine DDe'ofJ did
not wish 10 retain his po>l--no.-lpr, ifthat mad
been the case, ne would have made an eiec-
toneering trip to kichmond--nor, because he
could notbc eleotcd-(thi-, by thu way, he says
nothing about hut simply, because, entertaining
the SANE opinions al Mr.. r., and advocating the
SAM principles. he considers Hr, K. "m6nitc.
~ better qualified 10 promote their Success
y hat patriotism Or. {. assigns another reason,
to wi, the nonor ii - Years hiedushp ~ ith
Nh X. which now io.bidS .iyalslIip. How PA
touic! Friendly as they have been for 20 years,
we will venture wager that Dr.. G, voted Tor
Mi Eppcs, aud against Mr. Randolph, whenevcf
he had an opportunity, from 1900 Til lIr X.
became 50 popular with the Republican party
II is quite proper to change, however, when he
who had been railed at rs a Denon is worshipcd
as an Idol! What say you, Doctor After ALI
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MARRIED, on thu lith inst hy thu Rev Ste
pNcn Hubbard Nj Nm CAMPBELL, To Nlss
MARTHA, eldest daughter Of Nh Alexander
Ingram. all Of Franklin county.
- on the 18th ult by tine Rev Stephen
Hubbard. Alr PLEAsANTINGbAM. TO Mss
NANCY, doughtel ot Nj james Wcleh, all OF
Franklin.
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-. Ill !, is supposed, be co s'dersh'e '''er
In WI IT,, ineipal .ufir erS b. Us, ~
D. ~ az. N iin, Nj. broeenas, VII
pfo or Harper, Mr. johnson NJ. hnnney
lth,, a Nr Murphy, Mr Hepburn df,S's.
VI Ip thompson. Miss Wilson's he estate
d. ~ ,it,.sfeIlsr. iona. {. May, Mr.. ilor"ch,
oil w. ,,,4ale. Isabella Howard, aud several
MI IN. ealnl, We roud MOI learn
q n1;e. OF the Alexandria Gazette was in
Inc ..ae, fthourh tire building escaped) that
s''o ,cr,,l, werr ai hastily removed, anu II VIII
Il ~ ,hal,y some day = SCI the olles ngiItcd
Ia T., resume publication.
50 o. ,,sn,astaucr- connected VITA tn, silSaS-
-''.. arr. worth, II aote, First, the ItiRg'c
nv. - me cause OF the fire extending It's 'ar-
ft'' he, ond what II would have done. Lad
a. = been slated secondly, the ire "as ar
W. salely bv the efficacy oi TIE H95f, without
49, ,he engines could have done nothing
~, danger was mrhdted ~ the tuhoiinS
~. one nan Is reported TO have been hHicd ;
Inc oronr citizclS, under a ing wall, h"d
a,',,pe by means the enbrasu g OF "ihd""
an,','P ,h,n miraculous. refreshments were
n''' lbe.,lly distributed by The people oi Alex
Nos, "a their vi,itants, and we shall be glad 10
80. initial rot home safe through tue cold "I
81" ,bt .till mo- intense han that Of the days.
m'' d,al OF lbe atty aud good feeling wa
"a an this occasion. Among other iu-tan-
3 az may be mentioned that Mr.. Cookendor-
| 'ne 81 the proprie,ors of the Union stage
! ID down with his huge ste1m-boat-stagc,
~ ,,itb 2Dor 20 persons, and drawing the
, ,',,od safe. Hose Wagon. which performed 50
oNl', .,,,,ta service in he day The Wasting.
n"pI R,Soe Company threw open their gates aud
aa,5I WIS charged on goefS OF corners during
.a'.,,bole of the day. Otter thmgs Of this sor
u. u, no mentioned, il we did not fear that fur
, M ,attirnlars might f,,tigne the reader.
T, t. we belicvethy TAR the greatest fire that
ever happened III NeNandra
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private Letters, received at New York, from
r5rand. express, without reserve, tn" belle, that
49, French government is n tnc bottom Of the
'a,.,c,rent from Spain. such thing IS posi-
vi. indeed: but fit were SO, the British Govern
,n.n, must ha,e known II, and We should not
s'Ye had the very explicit declarations of Mr..
Canning to the contrary, which are contained in
bis late speech in Parliament. Nat. IHt
From letters received in this City, Ne under
.t,uI ,haion the 25th December last, The Ancri-
can ship Canton arrived at Havana, from Mar
srlIlcs in France.
0rCape tntonio, the Canton fell in with a
Mexican squadron, consisting ola frigate, a sIoop
OF var two brgs, and a schooner, under the
command Of Commodore PORTER, who sent by
the master ofthc Canton message to the Span
In autho ties at Havana, detailing his force,
aud that he would, at any time, be found in that
peghborhopd. In Consequence Of this intiina-
toa. Commodore LABoRnE sailed TO meet him,
oatae evening OF the 25th December, with two
frigates and brig. At Havana. all we're in
breathless anxiety TO hear the result of the rem
cote, IN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-01-25

VIRGINIA At R1le5 holden m tba sirri o.ir. aitl
superior court Of Chnesry Tor the H. uebaurg dituet
the Gth d,y Of N0yomher5 c.G. Sophia Crawford.
Tl,pms4 q rows aud Sally his fc, Edmund pouH, w.
Lou aud flizobctli hs wife, JOHN u. Atan, tauir Of
Nntg H'Crndic, decd, lhomss Ilaslius and tnildl
Na. IN her own right aud ms cs rs OF Amcr Nash der.
pm. ayaiast Chtrirs Aiuudy udn5r Vi Jiuu, Pom.
d.,fi. sophia Cruh ford and IIa' fleher auI'r aud
nilnl Of sYu. Crawford, de- g. SOPHIA B,rTus NIL
Anderson and James Eaeknr, cAtz mi a. l of Jsser1
Bdrrus, deti, Martina Penn and George PoHu, idat 4
audadG'r ofW iiamPonn, decd, Claiborne W. Couch,
aiinf with thg VIII annexed of Plnhp Georb decd,
tico+pr Penn, Thomas Penn John v Holder and Ca
thlrinr ms Yifr and samuel White, Dot.
The dti. du Martha Pom not having entered her up
pcaraBc aud given eeurtg arcordIagt9 ta act Of As
suhy and TIC rules Of this court and appearing by
tirtory r.iaeuce that she is iuha' tnt Of this
.e TRY, Il IL ordered tbai the sad ,si ldaut do appear
rro Oh tbs FIRST day of the ana answered. bil
of Inc li4.u and thai copy O tins order be forth
with Inserted some newspaper prmed in the tuWu al
Lynchbnre, months successfully aud posted
me front door oft41 courthouse M t9e s..d town.
- cJpy-fcstr, JOHN WILLS, L.
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? WE etB7C RlBER, grateful to his friends
= Tor the pnlronafe afforded hun during The
last ea, beg, leave Ia announce 10 them aud the
pubhe generally ihat NJ sul continues to sell and
snap tobacco ON Commission, and promise. sfIict
attention 10 ,lc interests Of all aud every person
Who ma, 81 disposed To nt.n,t Their tobacco
I" his cafc and management His Office is sill
kept At lbe store 81 Nj fordycr Bowen, nru
lporio MI !. bullock, ncars opposite the mn
kcr bon,c. - SAUNDERS, il
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the reIei OF the olieers and Soldiers OF the bs'-
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to the fei'el OF the 'alof'"n"'e sufferers by the
late destructive Hfe IN Alexandria the po'"e"-
Lars ot "meh Distressing event vii be 'ound III
preceding co''''n"
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llcs,sI,n,e extracts. thai the gaIens has been put