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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
Philadelphia, June %, 1926.

This is to certify, that abored under a
very seyery Uicerated sore throat and mouth
for upwards OF year, aud so desperate that
it prevented my eating any thing of IA hard
substance. took three bottles of Swain 5
pauacea without any effect. In this state.
hearing Of Pottrrs Vegetable Cathoicon, ]
had recourse 70 it, and by the use OF three
bodies have been efIeclually cured. Ii has
b.sn UPWARDS of eighteen months since
cease taking the medicine, and there is no
appearance of a return ..-=...
NfP THOMAS TOMPKINS,
Opposite Washington Square.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
Phiiadeiphio, Nay 10, 1926.

I DO hereby certify, that twelve years ago,
three days after being confined, both my legs
began to swell constituting the disease Gull.
ed .Mit Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated aud in
this deplorabe state | continued until about
one year since, when began TO use Potter $
Vegetable CathoIicon. BY its sole use am
NOW perfectly well the swelling is gone, the
ulcers have healed, and my limbsare as sound
and healthy as ever.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
MARC ARET HOFFMAN.
PhiEndeiphin. .Mau 30, 1926.

WIIuHt tP7tFuI sHUy OVl 'C-V'
This is to certify, that my daughter Eliza
beth Binder, aged sixteen years, laboured for
twenty-five month undera severe liberation
Of the tongue and throat which proceeded to
such an extent as TO eat away third part of
her tongue, and nearly TO destroy her palate,
and render her speech unintelIigble. In this
state, medical advice was resorted to, and e.
very remedy, that was suggested, tried, but
in vain /, when, hearing OF Mr., Potter's We
setabIe Catholcon, WAS induced to try that :.
Two bottles have efectnaly cured her, aud
she is now perfectly well.
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~ fs nf n. La1es Of hle Un.on

-srlo ssmi-weekly Pap, Al 81, and the Weekly
= y, a p4f anmni, payable IN adsanee.-NO sub
ieon vii be received 10 less TINE than ''1 months
,Pnn,r viii hr discontinue" tbui at the discretion
al u" ~ ~ until al ARE .rssas ace paid.
il1s ar,isenents viii ho in.ericd al 50 cents pfr
~ Ies,1 tie frs, Inc aud 81 IL cuts for each
lllfo 1'base from a distance must be paid for
e.. tj,eir insertion, the payment assumed by
Pe'''aa.,,asill, pcr-hn in IynchhIrg.
sg IN atsrr Orders not exceeding two squares are IN
,teA for u. d8lars. ,.,
-, An letters addressed 10 the Editors must be post
= or they viii not he attended to.
PN 49,. .s.'--s
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25

ClSE C S. was OF scr"tntonS
habit al the age of three years his parents
perceived an liberation OF the head.
Proceeding, as is supposed, from ratc""s2A.
II was al first confined to small compass,
hut from the continued dischhrse, il vas soc
communicated to the Whole scalp which
Presented horrible appearances, being al
most one entire scab soon alter THIS as
Hiarse commenced from bis ears, which be-
ia ne very offensive. BiisitrS, TnmeS, out
a'H, &c were vigorously resorten To, bn' IN
vain. After remaining IN this situation tor
more than 81. months, the VoeG'1df@ Cnihoh-
nHwas recommended aud its nse Immediate
" Commenced 1t quickly displayed ITS nc
knowledge powers over the disease, 10y hist
increasing the discharge, but which soon al
Ter ceased, the complaint being compIe'eiy
erldlcaeu, and the child restored to hea'ih
lnrinlormalion as 10 the accuracy OF thi5
ease, tlle father of the child can be referred
TO, on application TO W. II. 70 | FIX.
y B. he above case Of Tipe1 CoPlftS, or
uca'aiei asre ID, should be warning to
parents 10 guNd against The EVIL effects
which toe often arise from neglecting to use
som purifier OF the blood, after the vacc'na-
i'on OF their children. The CHhoiicon is OIL
.frsd as suitable remedy in these cases, and
'a9a'd be invariably used,
htiddetphia~ Feb %, 1927.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
'hiarF Feb %, 1927.
Philnaeinhin, NM. 90, 1894.

oIf-l am now, thanks TO your medicine,
hearty man. For nearly six yenrs nave
zen tnarlyr TO a disease, whose taVaSes
threatened il not soon stopped, TO put per-
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
PHILADELPHIA, Sept &c, 1926.
2
MIR. w. w. Potter,


Sir,-I hereby give you statement oil
my case, and you are at liberty to use 1t in a
ny manner you may think proper.
About -four years ago became afflicted
with a complicated case of Serofda aud
White Swettiug; during this period placed
m ysclf under the care OF upwards OF eighteen
respectable physicians in Boston, PittSbnrg,
Albany and this place, but their prescriptions
were in vain. My arm became useless, the
elbow Joint being very much enlarged, aud
so covered with ulcers, that my physician
fearing II modification would take place, ad-
risea me 10 submit TO anlput0tiOn, but this II
iected. On my back there was an ulcer as
large as the palm of my hand, which became
so painful that despaired OF ever BRING re-
stored to health, or even getting relIci. ila-
wing seen a similar case to my own which
was cured bv your inuaiuabie Caihoitcon, MS
the last resort applied for it, and the happy
result is, from its use about three months
am perfectly cured. JOHN hhAhl
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 10.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
Haryara. (conl FEB. 20, 1927

Hrryard. (Conl FEB, 20, 1927.
Mr.. WIN. ", Potter.
Dear Sir | have now bui one boia8
OF Cathoiicon left. \ person arrived tbs =
yening, who came % miles since morning,
Tor IL bottles OF Calholcon, and would has
aiken q, but could not let him have hnf
Q. lie eamr expressly Gov the article. md
avs thni The person, who had used two boil
ties, has had "A" iirer affection or oousumpti-
on 20 years and that three OF the lhinly
nre insaiids, and hasc pad ia ten years, ion
medical advice aud medicine, 81 500. He
says the person Nho ms used thetwo buitles.
ncrG found any medicine 10 compare iphh Me
Cdh0iltD't, and thai the neighbour, seeing
the Astonishing effects il produced. q number
OF them sent the above PERSON 10 procure the
article Tor various chronic dsoafes The
pcrson told me be would wait Two days. II
he could procure the two dozen. Wal yon,
without fail, send ne, or II necessary, even
come with few boxes OF tho Gntholicon IL
Hartford, as ! fear delays viii take place IL
New York and New Haven and rs 10 be
ing out OF tho article, cannot think of II.
/ an, IN haste, yours, Nc.
L. W. BULL
Solo by the principal Druggists and Book
sellersin the United States.
~ Price SO per bottle, or $50 per dozen
y" Printed directions are on the bottles.
W. W POTTER,
No. l3 South Ninth street, between Ches.
nus AMI Market, opposite the University of
Pennsylvania.
N. b Those nersons who may receive sig
nal benefit from the use of the Catholicun,
will conlera particular favor on those SINH
larry afflicted, by forwarding certificates Of
their cures To the proprietor or my of his a
gents.
THE above Medicine ior sale at the Drngg
and Medicine Store Of
WALTER II. MIDDLETON,
opposite Post Office ynchbiUg.
MAY |. ON
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was this dry in town attending 10 his busi
ness, IN nearly perfect health F"
Darian, Nov. ,Iaz6
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25


medical advice from the commencement my
complaint a. las, got 10 such Il heiEh; that /
could not swallow without great puin md
difficulty. Tumofs formed in different part,
OF my body, and | began TO think my sitaati.
ON almost desperate. The five bottles of the
Catholeou which have taken have com
pletely cured M and am now as well as /
could Wish TO bSsNith my ,hsnks, | am your
obliged humble servant, &C.
GEORGE KANE.
City Of Philadelphia, IS.
George Kane, OF tue district Of Southwark.
personally appeared, and, being duly sworn,
doth declare and say, that tue above state.
meut IS in all respects, correct and true, aud
that the signature 10 il is in the hand wri
ting OF this deponent.
JOHN BINNS, Alderman.
Phiiadelphid, May % 1924
C4SE.-Samnel Rain, stout, full grown
lad, Of thirteen years OF age, OF healthy and
robust habit Of body, while swimming in the
Delaware, some time In the month of June
la4l, struck his shin bone little below the
kn,G, against boat-no pain or unpleas SAINT
consequences Standardization for the space
of week, when considerable Inflammation
and swelling ensued DR.. S. respectable
physician OF the ncghborhood of Penn's
neck, Suem county, New Jersey, where the
boy resided, was called, and continued his
attention for -four years, during which time
II 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 course of Potter's Vegetable
Catholcon, aud by its sole use IS now com
plctely restored W. W POTTER,
Attest--S.4MUEL Rim.
Certificate Some time in August, 1924,
vas desired bv w. W. Potter, to visit aud ex-
anime the above lad, Samuel Rain--the dis
ease he was afflicted with is termed Necrosis,
an more serious case OF it ! have never
seen--considerahl portion of the whole di
ameter OF the tiba, the main or shin bone OF
the leg had extoliated and come out-thn
wound measuring at the time seven inches
IL length, extending from little below the
knee 10 near the ANGLE, two inches anda hail
In width, aud two inches and quarter in
depth, the flesh being retroverted along II
edges to the height OF ono inch aud a hull
he was much emaciatcd ha9 hectic ieve.s,
night sweats and was rapidly vergnlg TO
the grave. In this state he was put on the
Vegetable Catholicon, which, II the course
OF three weeks, removed all tue symptoms Of
hectic, and n the beginning of April, 1925,
after using ten bottles of the medicine, be
was discharged cured have this day ex-
amined the imb--it is as sound as il was pre-
vious to the accidental large quantity of
healthy honey matter filed up the vacuum
lelt by the eytoliated tibia, and the limb is as
firm aud sound, and as useful as IL could pos.
sbly be, had the accident never happened.
HENRY MMURTRIE, NJ. ID.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
WA. A. HAMILTON.

! saw the above case ut the tune he enter
ed on the use Of Mr.. potter's Calholicon, and
can testify that II WAS very severe and
seemingly hopeless one-I have seen the
same person within IA few days, aud found
him perfectly restored to health.
II. MMURIRIE, NJ. d.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
Philadelphia, May %, 1924.

fHtIHHttpUtHj shuH %cB ''~fs
Sir.--fn consequence OF ImprnGent expo
sure four years ago, had the misfortune 10
become afflicted with disease, the painful
results of which induced me to apply in sue
cession 10 several respectable physicians Of
this citv, from whom, however, received ell
ther no relief, or from whose remedies Ire
ccived anorher complaint quite as distressing
as the former My whole system became
affected could get no rest at night on ac-
count Of the violent pam that telt IN every
part of my body; the weakness and emacla-
ton of which was such that | could scarcely
walk. In this state fortunately heard OF
vour Vegetable CatholcOn-fonr bottle oil
which has completely restored me have
now no pain, my appetite Is good, aud my
strength restored. With many thanks tor the
relief your medicine has gwen me, ! am,
your Obliged friend, &c
Sworn and subscribed 10 before me, May
Qs. 1924. JOHN BiNN5, .4ldsrmaH.
From the Darien (Geo) Gazette, Nov Il
A Most sriraordipary cure Effected by Pot
TER, CdtholicUn.-Capi. DOnelly, keeper oil
the light at Sapelo aud master pilot for Do
boy Per. authorises us 10 make known to the
nu1lic the following fact of recent date.
;" abont month ago., I bought three bot
Ties of potter's Calhohc0n, for the purpose of
testing its virtues upon Mr. Peter NJ 'Culloch.
niIo, Of Doboy Bar, Who had been for several
vears confined 10 his bed aud cruiches IN
consempence of diseased limbs, and liberated
foot the soIes of his feet were in that shock
iuo stale, that the bones were perceptibie
both 10 the sight and touch
Mr. M.CuIloch, after the use OF three BOTTLES
of the cdtholicon, laid aside bis clutches, ana
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-05-25
April 8, 1926.
Philadelphia, July &c, 1926.

Philadelphia, July &c, 1926.
have labored under very severe case OF
letter for the last five years andin the course
OF that time was attended by two very re.
spe ctable physicians oil this cily, who nre
scribed aud recommended every pnpumr re.
medy which they thought would prove Of
benefit, without success. ] was blsiered
nine times on the faee, aud course OF mer-
curry pursued Intellectually. Al this time my
situation became quite desperate, aud re.
naming for some Time in this state, | was I'D.
vised by my friends TO try Potter's Vegetable
Catholicon, III which they had great conf
dence, and finally consented 10 give il a trial.
After using FIVE bottles, the disease began 20
show itself more desperate than ever. wltcl
caused me to think should never get freed
from this desponding condition, but being
urged by Mr.. Potter 10 take more fully con.
WINGED me that his medicine would have the
desired etfect) | followed his advice, think
God, and from the use Of nine bottles it Ell
fectually performed Il cure. | am now per-
tectly well, my system having undergone u
complete revolution.
JAEMS PIPER.
This is 10 certify, that ! have seen the a.
bove case, and believe il TO be true aud cor.
rect, VIM. +. CARTER
Phiiadeiphid ing. ., 1926.
This is 10 certify, that I was afflicted with
a disease Of he Liper for seuen gears, which
produced n loss OF appetite, and consequent
emaciaton. During this period received
the advice, aud followed the prescriptions
Of Dr. II. aud other physicians, withau OH
tanning any relief About twenty months
past | applied to Mr.. W, W. Potter, who al.
vised IA course Of the Catholicon. common
ced takingit Six bottles have ofiectnally
most perfect health.
MARTHA NJ. M CuRDY,
No. 70, Chesnut-street.
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e" Vegetable Calho'ieon.' which | immedi.
ately commenced using, and to my great sur.
PRISE lis powers soon became visible, 10y heal.
ing up the Ulcers, removing my pains, and
restoring my appetite IN a few neeks-Hnd
say with confidence that the Calholicon II.
lone has saved my life.
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And II 1903 only ~ The earnesta and re-
pel'ad entreaties OF Roeets, Tia, he wne
induced 10 foreeo his plan, aud remain
qnIet until the aapapcs had retired, when
they descended The tree and returned t.
the camp in safety. Mid. Gaz.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-10

ISAAC h. DEsuA. AT the late term of the
Harrison Circui, Court, another Ruthless effort was
made to try this miserable Six jurors only
were procured. Since The preceding term of the
Court, he had been going at large. having been
oailed cut on the ground that confinement would
endanger his life. Al the late term motion wa.
made TO continue his bail; but after taking the o.
pinion OF physicians, that confinement would not
now endanger his life. the Judge remanded him 10
jail. Thereupon, his father, the Governor, as we
are informed, granted him JuH and free pardon,
lie breathes through silver tube inserted in his
throat, which has TO be frequently changed or
cleansed. When il is removed, he stransles. and
Were it not replaced, would soon suffocste VILE
ther guilty or innocent he has suffered worse than
the pains OF death and will carry with him to the
grave, a mark which nothing can efface.
Frankfort .7rgus.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-10
SWEET SULpHI5g SppIv11S

H. having purchased the interest Or Alersn-
% 81 - these Sprinss, they will in future he
[ @ enut' in'it entire management They have taken
IA ~ ~ 10 pfsPaie hem iof the reeept Of compaoy and
t 10y hns tcessary for their comfortable areoa, r,-
s,s nen sulphur Baih (which Is constructed as 10
s of tt.y enPetaufe degred % in 6se order. Tie sta.
- sy wl'enng place IN Virginia. The water Is eonside
ergi y ~ TINS seetJn Of ihe county the following
chronic diiea'e' Of The liver kidney and an
connected With The deb iify II the A. e-iies Dream.
thsy haye also been f,uad seryisssbie In
,r oo fnsonaii'm and Intermittent lever,
~ ' stVsfal other plants have also been beptfsi
~ theif use Tie acco1in will h, ,e H. go,
LIZ l,s5t, 'nd made 10 SUIT ,hsse4 Tley nsie the,
-" ~ l'"'"''"ccs, az iear, 10 give uis NJ q cali.
s.,... ,, 81. WA VA5S 4 BROTHERS.
F' '"ttHy w. fg-rIt
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MOTICE-

VrueC deeh u trust, executed on the 2tst d,v of
nov, 1923, BY Smith Pa, ne, tue county Of
nun, - ue9rge III Payne, Waiter l. Foniains William An
ena James Denaugh 10 certain debts therein
sous1, ous TO James Peasants snd John Ai t.fdn
cuos OF 9aIu.i lrvine dec the any one .,
s oI men, Wi proceed TO sell the highest bidder Tor
sy hiOneyl on We premises Friday "a So da oT yf
h1 we and and slaves said deed conysyed WI mo et
pug I'D ne county Of buckingham, cast side Of
I3ao ssd'ns ifom New Canton to Ua,letsvle eontsinr
~ acres and adjoining the lands n VIM Ane-
% nn uueItan' and others aud the lana. said Sndb
FsJhs on me west side Of the The fons
III, 1u pen biiy, Daageheld, randolph Arnold Wiany
'sl iainah aud be eid joshua Polly and her ehils
wary s"d hiehaei sud the Increase Of the fsmsl
Speh ute a. 4" vested by virtue Of ,ad deed will BE-
Jrdy 10 TrE TRUSTEES
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-07-10

few weeks since stated that at Great aurtion NJ
woolien siuis in Boston, far prices were OBJ
,ai"eI! late Worcester SPY, by way of show
ing how much the svoollen manufaetnrc ia anti
tied TO protection, eulogises upon The extsn, 70
which it is carried. We are told. that /, II f,c.
tories in villages in that county (viz NJ.,io
Oxbrdge, Nutibridge and Grsffton.l thew can
yearly manufacture $S45,ss2 worth of s,uffs + Iz
sa'lns'ts' kerseymeres, and broadclo,hs.) II Thu
business were not profitable under the present rain
OF duty, would much cspal be invested in !,
The Spy itself points 20 4" The fiourishing ap.ear
snce OF every thing in the vicinity OF the estsbi.b-
menis In operation" If they are so flourishipp
not the present rate of duty sufficiently high; If
Others are not so. is it sound policy TO swell this
number TO an artificial amount, and give a icti.
iious importance to one interest of the connt,v
over and above what il would naturally po.-.ss,
Mr.. Clay arrived at S,eutenvile TOhiol ON the
I'D uitno- visited the Factories in the town and
vicniy-was hailed as the &" Great Champion of
American lndustry'-and on the following day
was welcomed with public di.ner a, which he
was toasted and he harangued. Mr.. ]. G. Wright
tneir Representative in Congress- az also toasted
shd " made feeling aud forcible reply.'
Mr.. Rochester arrived at Louisville (Ky.) on
The 18th ult- On the ll,h May, when he left
Mexico, the Congress of nations had NOT as.am.
oied- and the Louisville .Rdrerfiser states tina,
rom all II can learn, " we induced TO believe
the administration must soon he satisfied. ,ba,
our Ministers TO Panama, or Tacubaya, had as
well be recalled The N, Intellgencer is forced
to admit, =" that the Panama Mission may not re-.
suit IN any thing OF consequence. is possible
/ possitieD D Mr.. Bnns himself a. if er cathedral
informs, that of all the treaties made st Panam,
land which were to have been rartied on or be.
tore the 10th March ias) not one had been rutifed
that the Congress of Mexico would adjourn IN !
few days; and that step had been taken tber.
for a ratification OF the treaties
! The only ministers there ,,eputed 10 Ia
cubaya; were those from the United Sales.
one rom Colombia, and one from Central Ameri-
ca The last two gentlemen bad gone direct from
Panama TO Mexico, aud there is reason 10 doub,
whether they have received any Instructions from
their governments, since they left Panama: Under
such discourssing circumstances il is impossible
that any Congress at present, assemble a,
| Tacubaya.'
| II will be no honor TO our coun,rv f., o,-
ministers to be kept dancing attendance unde,
such circumstances
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Iuiy 10.


III undersgned superntended the Examination of ~
iuSefs fuPiis at Clifton, the 7ih ujt ami ~. -.
etesi ley ieel ~ tie Of Fe.s Educstiou ana
- e"cculaSe aud Tesdd l4Udshe e1efiions 10 i,o,.,.
3stsn oi femaie Inslructon oonfcssedly
"eh 10 recommend beF in.tiiOB the p,ti,e,,,,
Ialion ~ tue public The old and eIroncou. sveo - -
fAe't'0'' and rnsgoe 0juccd INTO the female ,Sb
y,uH we purpose merely OF expedition and Ii,psy IA
NI'h eNerti-es scarcely Other attribute Of me 80
ne memory be- been entirely discarded b. Mrs Tu~tsr RI
F .aush - investigate the pincpfes aud D4Iosoni -
science which ihey stUdy regsfd the nsa r,t -,
"t s tngs OF the author; aud employ the pr,uo - ~
ot '@ing the Operations hs.r fr,i..
~ "Hiu inc success excellence Of her svs,, -.
drFeIvrsdit he ptompttude and ease with ~
"eI sehoiafs impaired IA their language hs g "a
3"sIet su' rs obey haddndsed. The Examination s,e,t
yusn we "hoic 'anSe OF plHe female education. ,,J -
unl'hi a'ef' ~ ner various studies from, ~, ~. -.
uas"s 81 language through al the refinement, ~, sr
LN'r' Ihhoiophyt frenth, Mnsic, &C. gave .vtJa,s
~ a'4nemeot and accuracy of 20 no,gedee yvbrb -.
pHFe "seh trsdrshle ~ apy institution IN hs -,
~ male or female The rovornpsot sns A. evuh-
~ ~ institution are also entitled 10 comm, ,{.t,
me- a,e '9'msd prefy fnurh a,r same tr,p~,fs.,.
"hf govern The 1iy celebrated school
&c Young 'ajies are received aud considered - m ,n.r
'f' and expected 10 conform to fs resnIsiioo, so4
FcPd, ~ s privilege. moderate estynrn Of ,-,.,
" a,iY"en ana habits sud rxercises enc0marfd rr 49,.
"eean Emu nspuo cheerinness and content Chiffon Gt.
e,'oenct 81 BiFs Tucker j. fhe most siry AMI
lui SITUATIONS ~ Brunswick, aud the auanrener H., H.
oc9nnndliion 81 School, r,n'ni9dirus ssd cise.,
sonideniy fscomfnesd this valuable Female sem,,,,,,
peltp oi parents and gnariiaDs ' !" i"e
" Ai'"s' - 'ns S'hoo WI Te-eouuenee IN The 75a inst
. CLAIBORNE,
A. GOODF.