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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
From, Niles Register.

A question to estute rights folks. If Cuba were
to pass Gas it has been eftentimes feared that it
would), into the dominion Of Great Britain, and OF
which we could not dispossess her--would the adj
vocaes of estate rights" rather permit cutting Of
the United States parts by the position of
that island, than find constitutional la7o to make
canal through Florida, by which the strong power
holding Cuba to divide us, might be rendered hu~
gatory and vcid' What would the agriculturalsts
of the west and southwest, and the manufacturing
and commercial people of the middle and eastern
districts of the union, say in this case and IN the con-
tingency stated! And would they oppose proceeding
so necessary to the general welfare, if not even
to preservation of the contederacy, in keeping it's
parts linked together! We should like to hear ear
gument' on this proposition. provided that no single
ESSAY shall fill more than twenty of the heavy CO.
lumns of the ''Rchmond Enquirer
EXPORTS We have already noticed the export
of homemade machinery for the manufacture OF
cloth in Prussia and Great Britain In reference to
this, the baltimore Gazette says-Anohet SIN
guIar fact has come to knowledge. Some Of
the celebrated card making machines invented by
Mr. Whittemore, of Cambridge, Massachusetts,,
were sent to England and France, with most expl"
cit directions about putting them up, with drawings,
&c No mechanic could be found in either country
who could put them together, and they were oblIg-
ed to send to Boston for man to go out and put
i them up.
The Baltimore Chronicle" further tells US that
Mr. Richardson, mill-wrght ofthis city, is construct
ino the works for steam flour mill, to run four
pairs of stones under orders from the government
of the Netherlands. 10.
Making Yeiloso Bater.-In Scotland we are
told, the dairy women give fine colour and favour
to their butter, by grating some orange carrots the
juice of which, after being strained. is mixed with
the cream previous to churning. The quantity. OF
carrot Juice necessary for this has not been prescribed
so far as our observation extends but the Judgement
of the manufacturer cannot fail tosuggest very near
" the quantity necessary to give the butter proper
colour
While cows have fresh feed IN the spring, pro-
J, badly their butter would not be much, if in any
degree improved by the addition Of carrot juice.
But when grass becomes short, or the dairy stock IS
fed on hay, carrot juice may produce good effect.
~. Eng. Farmer.
We regret to learn, from the Savannah Republis
can that difference has arisen between the Come
: missioners of the United States and the State OF
Georgia, on running the boundary line between the
latter and Florida and that their iurther progress
E has been suspended by Governor Troup. Thomas
spaldiag, ESD Commissioner on the part of Georgia.
has returned to Darien, and Thomas Mann Ran
laoph, ESQ., Commissioner on the part OF the UnlteA
w, II l.. III NM fyfo
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
rTrDDLETOWN HOTEL.

J. T. MANSFIELD,
Having re-occupied his Old Stand, in Middletown'
Delaware, would acquaint bis friends and the pub
lie, that he has made every arrangement sutlng tue
convenience and comfort of those who may favor
him with BUSINESS and hopes by strict attention 10
the wants of his customers to meet hberai snare
of patronage.
.Nny 1927. l3-lWom
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
POTAYOES.

POTATOES of very superior quality on hand,
and for sale at the store Of the subscribers, next
door above Hutton's Tavern, in quantities to suit
purchasers.
Also quantity Of TOBACCO & SEGARS war
Fanted goo,l, and at reduced prices.
a.. BROWN &, BAILEY
Wilmington, April 50th, 1897. s-tf
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y g ,a IsE "
HISTORY OF THE LAW,

HISTORY OF THE LAW,
tten by lawyer. and sung at late festival Of the Suf
folk, (3oston) Bar.
Sure the law is a comical Jade,
And We lawyers are comca fellows,
Who work night and day at our trade,
Far more than a smith at his bellows,
Tho the Parties are both to lose,
The judges get never thank dye see,
The attorneys come almost to blows,
And the end of it all is mere bankruptcy.
Sing fee, fal, de rol.
And fee, tai, de ro.
All fee, fol, de rol,
Oh, fee, fol- de rol, &c.
Courts and lawyers this problem advance.
What ayrnan can read us Ike rddlei
The fewer willing to dance,
The more are there longing to fiddle.
GAN starving, yet crowded to death
Well, God knows their trade is mystery"
Say no more, have ieisure--and breath
And III read you lawyers brief history:
lis fee. fol, de rol, &c.
When old Dudley had matters in hand,
And twas crime to be seen with long hair ON,
Not lawyer could breathe in the land
For the judges were Moses and Aaron.
The only Attorney then known
Found little to do; since the parson he
Babe him plead no mans cause but his own,
On pain OF conviction for larceny
With his fee, fh, de roi, &c.
Then oilers were put in the pound,
ana witches, those old "rump.ed ronons,
"a, ~ ''ey couldn't or wouldn't be drowned'
We strung up ny dozens, ike ONIONS
MI, was nigh treason to drink OF the grape,
hes WHO PsVea their iriehds $1,000 on niacAcf iS'
And the rogue found not guilty of rape
Was stl to be fined 'bacconist,
Fee, fol, de rol, etc.
But sour folk" soon vowed that ,twouldn't do.
Parties li,igant must have jury,
"send US one honest lawyer, or two,
II there be such an 'eram ndfnro"
Behold straight n miracle wrought,
~ made all the women histercky,)
For t.,e moment the lawyers took root,
Not a witch could be found IN America,
For afee. fol, de rol, etc.
By and bv came the DAYS Of long robes.
With our Judges in scarlet and ermine,
And the barrister's big wigs and pohs
Whch looked wisest, t"ete hara 10 oe'er"i''e'
Bench and Bar IN those Gays were supreme
special pleading was up at IT'S maximum;
FrerugatiVe every mans theme'
And take tees where your can was an axiom.
lake zee, ioi' ue roll e,c
Hard on came the times when mems souls
Were tried, cause they wouldn't keep asy'
When tne KING tnoush' MS peoPie "e'e 'ooiS
Ana the people sWore George mad gone crazy
For The lawyers observed tha' the ices
Were all grabbed by ms majesty "Hicers,
And they warned him they'd blow up q breeze
Or drink " tea without AK ana NOT conee' SITS
For their fer, fall de rol, ETC.
Tho L;ro n ,b;s matter demurred:
To be non.prossed was meath his high station
But the lawyers, as true as their word.
Stirred up all the i'll blood in the nation;
The king NJ et arms came on,
Twas a ,respass de sua i'.juria,
So We topped linn OIL OF his throne
And placed Washington rectlS in cur'ia.-
Without fee fal, de rol, etc.
1,o,u Io,,vers have thr;ved evpr s;nce
1t needs not ghost or a poet
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
Nherifalty.

k,HE Subscriber beesleave to offer himself to the
Democractic Citizens of New Castle
County, for the office Of
S IstlBl2I Il 40
be supplied in October next assuring them 'E nis
ID case he should be the object OF their choce' nls
est exertions shall be employed toexecute 'he uu-
lies of the Office with fidelity, and pledglhs nlll
aelf to abide bv the decision of the County Meet
Inp "a be held at the Red Lion, for the nomination
BIZ the County Ticket.
| ALEXANDER PORTER.
Wilmington, May IS, 1897 IL
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-08
RAGS.

The highest price gipcn for clean linen and cotton
rs Rags at No. OF. .Narket-street.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-16

1rAR DYOITS AppIo,cd Art Bilious pais
- WHICH prevent aud cufa all Bilious Com
plants Malignant lovers &c. There Pills il
administered IN tim" Ia rcn9Yc the Bile II ON lhr
stomach 8 u conn'efaot the causes which con
monty produce yellow o. Bilious ever, Aeue or
tali tevef,, Bilious Ghoir Plcunsy, D,sente-
~, Worms. SICK aud Foul Stomach He'd Ache.
Loss Of Appetite, ialalonce, Fpileriic Its, Ht.
pocbondri.,, aud Hysteical Complaints. sour
stomach, llelrt Burn. - sptp.ia ~ Indigestion,
be. They remove ijabllnal tosti,cness. Colds
aud Coughs, Asthma St,mgunry. Gravel. Kheu.
matism don' 7eurty. 9cpfbui,o Blotches, lmpu.
rites in thu Blood, temaIc coipplaints &c.
A further supply Of In" above Pills this day
received al the Subscribers Drugaud Medicine
Stote, price 20 cents Il box.
hAhILk II MlDDI ETON.
Dec. 7. Opposite P0d-eBice
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CASE. c. s. was OF scrotplouS
habit :; at the age of three years his parents
IaiceiFed an liberation of the head
l9ceeding, as is supposed, from tatc'ndt'on.
Z was al first confined to small compass,
sut from the continued discharge, twas soon
communicated to The whole scalp, which
presented a horrible appearance, beng a.
most one entre scab: soon alter TINS Il us
charge commenced from his ears, which be-
cane very offensive. BHsitrS, raSheS, 0tb-
'aeH, &c, were vigorously re5orted 10, but III
VAIN. Ater remaining III this situation Tor
more than six months, the Heseia1te Cdthoh-
,3a was recommended and its use immediate
y commenced II quickly displayed lis ac-
haNWledged powers over the disease, by hrst
increasing the discharge, but which sooa at
Ter ceased, the complaint being completely
e'1aIcaled, and the child restored to health
For Information as to The accuracy OF this
case, the father Of the child can he referred
70, on application to w y Pc Ek.
y. B. the above case OF Tmca Copitts, or
ulceraled sore head should be warning TO
parents TO guard against the evil effects
winch TOO often arise from neslectlng to use
some narier OF he blood, after the vacclna-
hoa al tlcir chiIlreu Tie CG'h0iicon is OF
cred a. d suitable remedy in these cases, and
sho1ld be invariably used.
Fasseieip6iu, Feb %, 1877.
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Justice oftle Peace, p1iladelpI'ia city
Pbilqdelsiia, June 20, l52G.

This ra to certify, that have been severely
afflicted with the RheWaG'lsm for the last I'll
teen years, aud so bad tharl was Obliged 10
use crutches, or help, TO enable me 10 move
about. tried every possible means Of re
celying reIief from tins deplorabe situation,
having used two bottles of Swaim.5 Genuine
panacea without effect, when, about year
since, applied to Mr.. W. ". Potter Tor a
snppIy of his Vegetable Cathoicon, and from
the use oftwo bottles, it has effected cure,
and, since have stopped taking tue medi-
cine, have never yet enjoyed better neaIth.
DOROTHY BENDER.
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p1TTER's VEGETABLE
CAgn0IT gQWa

,-xNtYC ,,o,r;ator oT t,,is ;nvaIua hle mo Al -
Aln 1p',i, a,,,t,,,r;,ea h,, ,,s ,ncro.s,na
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rfpo'auo"' - ,oeo''i'i'ou i 10 ~
al ol , l'V W VrCRo,IS or
Mn" r'' IL - vptI,,IS j., a,,..r,,,a',a
diseased -. ''i p9,GGN,irISiI
hEnHoe' ~ ~ ,Ti GEps - -.
Ai' Ep o'"t'1 ~
de,o' i,s ,''',,;..., H. no hoo, ,soa ,,;,
1ne -. ,,ania,,, af G,,I,,.,aa',.
great su'I 80 ~ 80
Disease, o'oi1I''' y" ."V
tef III Pat',r''''
dlfe, anu n'''ohs o, ,9,P
s' VI iHt'S ''.'Y'J' ,',.
anu Sene'" a. "e|''' y - " i
@Me o9oo" "'a .
IN eui '''N l - :, I'LL -,
olch'lu'o" "''o' ',,,',a t,i
Naridoiy uSGo % . U'''' ~ ~" ~
h'n'Gn a"u - 9,g.,.,g,I cnr.ii'.I
most dei'c%'e f"'a,o' az er''.'ui va NV
~ INC ~ 49,, .,,,,,,h IN
Vi 'Hau''',o '""I' - 50 IT..
mas haa me 'onS u'Sl' u '''.et VI li'
m5st oo5t'"a'o anu "a .',I 49,,
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very part VI 'aG >, s'o"t 49, nar.'l,a1
enc'''',"n''n5 iii = = ,,.5s,,
ine lo',o","s ",,.raJ,l.,e ftho ,,rc.
blea' salsly 'he iiio1' NJ, S,ti,, ''' '''
eni'ne"' ''''', SrpTiEICaTEs
pt;ta,.t,Li, r.L on,b 1907
=, W NJ pSt,i
W. -, ,,,,,hs b,,., cc,, .
;',, l,,,,b,,r ~ A., l,.. bsa,
,aP.cu ''"o' .i'9 io'.,l,,'Iio 'a'ji.,,oo go,
ny 'n1 u'D " -, 81 n,,,,.,, h.,t., hsaI,h man
@'' % ~ a,.s,',,1,l,, hsve exaec,ed. and A,
W oo',1 ~ .1,', L,,1,a,it, and IRA,
';, '",5 vnnrself tender this trnsting it
.''i4o " ,l,,s, s;,,I,II,, aai,rl,,s
ny pVi ioaiHe wars agn She co,3oain,5 Of
-. ,"'a, inc ~ her h.,ch aud I'm winch
go .'a $50 mill s5e "a almnst
20" - ~. ,nrn har..Ifin nod I'm.
a.,,,d bar ha,.l, and hin .wel,e5 ,e
. '5 va, - ,ha nain axicn.led down the
J., .,,'', -, ~ n,aInral uasyrr asfino
- al las Of ,nnetite and .naciati,.n en-
saai anl har rn,ninn.nee 'delIrrad ,ejsery
s'''' ,,,;,nnt much Il aa .Iler.ii-
-, -, Si,o,i1,,, her sir,,.tiv nnarr
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I HUM M UNFhI.5 NJ,
Opposite Washington square.
phiLndelphia, Aprik |. 1926.

This Is 10 certify that have been laborlns
for eight years, under deoadfuI disease that
qis Ulcers on MY neck and body, and in ny
tbroat In this state remained upwards oil
ono wear under the care OF highly respec-
.,a,,ls and we'll known medical gentleman,
taking every medicine that he ordered M, me-
but without any effect, and was finally a1an
Jnued by him as iucurable: My franz had
hereme much enacialed, from the long and
severe pains endured, aud my health was
dnslroved. In this despairing situation, vi
", ". Potter very generously offered me us
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-16
ELIZABETH BINDER.
PMLndelrhln. SIM 20, 1926.

This IS TO certify, that my son, John io-
worth, aged fourteen year, has been atInct-
ed tor eight years with tue Kings Er1; the
best aedtca. advice was had. every remedy
eas tired, BAT without sacCes5, until Mr.. Pot
rer's Vegetable Gathoiicou was had reconrse
to, winch has etlecIualiy cured hun. The
tumoms are dispersed, and his general
health IS better than it has been for many
years past
TINS give unsolicited by Hr. Potter, aud
from sincere desire OF beneltiog others
who may be similarly situated.
GEORGE llONORIu,
Iu-linn IL iAn HaAnn- D-lLAInInL.LA DIV
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ANfEW PIbiicN1JONs The suistribe,
AZ haa the pletonle VI again uf,rf ibg VA,
public thai he has received dacci from fh1b.
dolphin, huge supply 81 valuable Nos hook,
among tpei0 me:
)rfrIs rom iadi' - Fuglniid bp The vi, II
hu.sof''h. b0gdad ue hulns OF Bab Ion. lnI3
d,Haf. the Count oI perst". he Weston aa,fes
81 tn 'uepim So Asnakhnu, nishncq. Nooo.
rad aud II Petersburg, IN The yeat, is2i by
nv Hon 9epre kcppel The public .iI OBJ.
sette thn, ms @dit treats on very interesting
subjects, md ,he Magazines aud Review lave
united ~ afmP lhie Wink the ~ beet character
The sd volume of Elements oi Ihlosophv OF
thr hnrnon mind, with additions 10 vol ~ by
Dueald 5tesnn.
Eergusons History of the Roman Rsnublie
Complete III one volume, London Edition
Moorc's Poetieal Works, complete, m one
vol wit brtutiul portrait. Tbs wofL is the
! most supcfipry executed have cper seen.
Mills ilHioty oi Cbtalry, complete. j., | vol.
Ihis is cerlainl; very superior work.
4fh Ynl haudoiphs Virginia Reports, con.
tanning decisions at eases up 10 the present time.
! his wJrh is well eKeeatcd aud must prove va.
uablr 10 the Iew profession
All ior Gile IN moderate ieims Al
ARi,AM H. NORTH'S
June u. Book md 9igiionurY Store
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alter IL. Middleton

IHfAs received BY the most recent anyals
IL large supplies II
Dugs, Mrdsmes. Chemicals Physician
Furniture, PANT, aud Painter Materials oh
Pcrnme,y, u, e=otutls N,fnthes. Pom and hlt
de'ra Vine, In, soaps, snuns at oYrry d.
crtptlou, Superior hondon and Am,uitHn Mus
tud ~ pit ~ aud IA pit hul.lr,. Aad ~
hand, rs usual. u Hge quantity II ruuy ~ I'll,
n'e'ai manner Opposite EdSl Office
June II
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Phaqdeipbia, June %. 1926.

This is TO certify, tina, lsbored under a
vrry severv Ulrernted sore Hp0ai aud moWh
for upwards of a year, and 50 desperate thai
il prevented my eating any thing of nard
substance. took three bottles OF Swalms
panacea without any effect. In this state.
hearing Of Potter's Vegetable cathoIieon, !
had recourse to it, aud by the use OF three
bpttles have been eIfectually cured. II has
been upwards OF eighteen months since
ceased taking the medicine, and there Is no
apucarance OF return
Opposite Washington Square.
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fesa St 'si Rs at n he sq
a. - rgl,iters) anti al arrearages are paid
CT t.,isements will 10 inserted at 30 cents per
u w. Iss.) the brst time and 81 Il cont for sach
quate w. Those from distance must be pad Tor
can 10 their ins' rtion or tho payment assumed by
pfs,o.u',, n NJ person in Lynehburg.
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I'D for six dollars
- All letters addressed TO the Editors must lie pos.
> M they will not ba attended TO-
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Philadsipdta, NM l6, 1926.

do hereby certify, that twelve years aga,
three days after being confined, both my Ic %
began TO swell, constituting the disease call
ed Nh Leg. About eight months after they
commenced swelling, they liberated ard in
,his depiotab'e tate | continued nnt,l about
one year since, when began TO use Potter ;
Vegetable CalhoicOn. By its sole use am
now perfectly we'll the swelling Is gone, the
ulcers have healed, and my iimbsare as sound
md hrallhN a, rNrr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1827-07-16

- Nlfl1 hl / lIslk0. lh'at celebrated and
we'll Known Bders are composed pucly cot "
geiahivs, Of tue mos innocent, vi ,prcltir 81
tues, aud mc Pstu, ulafly recommended tor l..
storing weak constitutions, eleonsfns n strength
cuinE the stomach and increasing the appetite
t6rs cNPf worms IN all aces bat from their sim.
Pltity aud safety are most natural and cllcetu-
alNumt,rgc when MISUNDERSTANDING tie,
are gratefully warm, and puuGenhy aromatic
the are eNtrenely seiYiceable ia al seasons.
hu particularly ON the approach uf Wuin
weather when bilious habits eNpetirnee such 10.
tai loss ofappcttc; they are also certain prc,en-
tive against those complaint, SO much in the
spring, such Is intermittent loters aud Agues,
D. sentaIes, Nc. Ne.
They possess moreover. tho property peculiar 10
themselves, Of qualifying aud tnel"ratmg those
iuiamnaoly peuic9us qualities inherent IN ar.
dent spirits and so oittn fatal when iukpu IN an
empty stomach. and converts them into whole
some pleasant, and in,igolht,ug .tomaeh,c.
Ihrv are avery pleasant Cordial Bitter and
are recommended loI the USE oftatcus, as we'll
as private families.
\ few dozen hrttles ofihe above valuable lit
ters, for sale by the subscriber Price one dol
lar per bottle NALTEKH. MlDDLE1ON.
Feb % Opposite Posi- Office
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IEASURANCE AGAINST FIRE.-.Ia.n,s ".
y Pcgram, esq. OF Iynehburg, has been APP
PORTED Collector and Attorney for he Mutual
Assurance Society IN the town of Lynchburg
aud the counties OF Bedford and Campbell He
is also authorised 10 make declarations for insul
ing buildings Ia the Office of the said Society.
JAMES RAWLINGS. Pr. Agent
July 5. II NJ A sncietr
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Hg'er's Icgeiate haim Spfafc,
ntDit ne cue ~ Coda Coughs, 1onsunpii.
~ ena, splitting a flood, Ast1ma, aud alt d.s.
oldees oi'he b,eaa nd Lones
Lac Vegetable lndian Speti6,, has stood the
tf-i u eSprpfruce, und proved itself the most ".
iu'hie tened, rset discovered iot the enrr e
Asthma, and al tie dlseascs oil the breast aud
lunes. leading 10 consumption. The following
certificate ins received ltotu highly respected
gentleman. vi" show IT, tuInr
l. Samuel Moore do hereby certify, thai for
upwards OF IA yctr was severely afflicted with a
path IN NY breast accompanied with attf, Lat
cough aud sho'tness III breath and ever, ndiea.
ttou in The opinion OF pby geinul II approach.
my consumption Atr passing through n
course ot mt dicne, mud iiudlnr 10 f.lirf vnl
induced so moke trial ol kuilefs Vegetable lnd.
an Specific and the use OF one and hnil houIe
eumpIric restored me 10 health md | have "a
married 80 efcr ente, benny upwards oru wear
The celebrated Dr Cullen has taught u tn,
" fftsi attention shond be emplo yed IN watch
inF The npptuHrh 81 de di5oBsv and preventing
it+ proceeding 10 az inenrnhlo state ,ud IL, per.
sou ef coospopti,e habit, esptciall, those bonn
II ,onFumpinr p,rrnts the slightest s,uIpfpm
II IA approaching consumption 1t tie cofaurnp.
'cPeriod OF hIt ought carefully ~ b. attended
To-"
Tie Specific is obtained by extraction from
h'rbs. roots. lio"t,sj piantS AZ. WITH in noriec-
hon. In ron2'qaenoc u Il hfppy cont Dsuon
oil ihf must valuable he1bs, &c u betutnes - bal.
sam Of superior ,aluc. ithtbls llrnJmeA Is.
opcns the pores and eomtntas the Disturbed
nei}rs, afr the mnnurt " az uuubY ne : rouses
qucuiy IL" obstruction ~ ihr chest and ilte lungs
which constitute thn disease particularly hr,h rs
nt II promotes cEpe,iOiaiioD, y ral j. 81
constantly fhura a.. aud whilst u clpaliz,s aud
heals, II nlso give strength 10 tiI' ieaur hmea
Ia this wann,, itlfuGYoa The hcctlc legef. i'm.
Proefs digestion gives strength toibe nerves. re
pa'fs the appetite and improves The SPINS Tina
spoeIht nny always he pyan ~ sBI,lg Is
mid a pleasant 10 ihc ,hs,e. aud sIouud phttIfu.
larly useful N h,pocm ondi,ni, nors ous aud hts.
lyrical diseases.
Each bill PRODUCTIONS poninins n detailed ne.
couni thit distasc ~ all rs d1crcm aingtg
aud will he accompanied with The NgnninIc Il
tie proprietor ia I'D inls l. is offered faI sale
by lbc subsrr,ber who IS appointed BY iao pc.
preiat sole agent ior lyucbbnrg
jun o. 3m THOMAS ! DuYN
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Hagifara, (Con) Fe5. 90, 1917.

Mr.. VIM. ~. Potter,
Dear SIR have now but oHe bptii5
Of Catholcun left. A person arrived TINS e
vening, who CANT go miles since morning,
for II bottles OF Catbollcon. and would have
taken -, but could moi let hlm have but
9. He came expressly Tor the article. and
says that the person, who had used two bot
ties, has had " hecr affection or consumPil-
on" 20 years; and that threo oil the family
are invalds, and have paid in ten years, Tor
medical advice and medicine, Sl,5Oo. Tie
says The person who has used thetwo bottles,
neoer found ay med.etne 70 c0aiPare WHh ihe
Catboticon, aud that the neighbours, seeing
the astonishing effects il produced, number
ofthem sent the above person 10 procure the
article, for various chronic d.eases Inc
person told me he would wait two days, II
he could procure tue two dozen. VII You,
without fail, send me, or II necessary, even
come with a few boxes OF the Cahohrpn 10
Hartford, as fear delays will take place IN
New York and New Haven and ~ 10 be-
ing out of the article, cannot think oil 1t.
am, in hastei yours, &c.
w RIII Il
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II AMP & LlNsEED Ol1.,--Walter n Mid
"a dleton, has THIS Gay received large quan
hty Of superior Winter strained lamp oil. Al
- Llnseed Oh, 5rirh lurpentme, While lend,
&c June -.
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Sold by the principal Druggists and Book
sellers in the United states.
il. Price SO per bottle, or cooper dozen.
t.sPrntcd directions are on the bottles.
W. W. POTTER,
No. l3 South Ninth street, between Ihes..
nus aud Market, opposite tue University Oh
Pennsylvania
THE above Medicine for sale by the subscri-
h..r sole Aren't for thc sales of Lynchhulg.
WALTER III. MIDDLETON,
OPPOSITE Post o3ce-Lyaehb"fs.
May | nm
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eisiphiu. FEB %, 1927.

Philadelphia, Nuy, %, 1924.
s'r--T am now, thanks to your medicine,
nearly man. For nearly six years | have
cen martyr to disease, whose ravases
eF-atsned il not soon stopped, 10 pat peri