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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12
GREAT BARGAINS
IN NEW SPRING GOODS.

" tlhne 10 receive through tho year
"pdS ol the latest and most admired pat-
ms which we eau afford 10 sell Oh the Ye-
lowest terms, at our store, utAi door
} NeSsrs Morgan and Mcdaniel whore we
Te oherng Goods OF nearly every description.
al such prices az cannot lailto please those
lhl wish 10 purchase Tor cash A. oar stock
INSISTS OF sUch variety OF articles, purchs-
FRS can he suited with almost any tigle they
lould want.
Among The lot oil Goods just opened, is
sup aHd common Calieoes
Handsome GInghams
o. aud 81 Cambria Dimiies
BIZ. Italian and eoloueed silks
Kid, silk and Beaver Gloves
Sup, long Md Gloves
l Case assorted Cotton Hosiery
Thread, silk and CottonLnces
Handsome Turnback Combs
IRISH Lilens and kenlings
Silver Ghimbles aud fine Scissors
fig'd. aud plain Book MusIins
Bohblnel Wells aud Hdkfs
sup real Bohbnet Lace
Sup Mrrino Shawls aud Scarfs
large supply Baskets
Sup. whit and blk. Sauns
School Books, (cheap)
sup. biond 'i"ths
Splendid Batise Tor dresses
sup. lwllled Bombazeus
Gasrs Leehorn Bounels
Beautiful hbbuns assorted
New Ioodsior gsnllemen's summer wear
Sup. hlte fiHuuels
III, IA aud 3-4 Cotton Cloths
MarscllIes Quilts
New style Belt Ribbons
% and Al CsmhrIcko
Fancy six hdkts
Apron anu "a lne Checks
MN, Jaeohets aud swiss Musllns
handsome Band Boxes
lorto'se-shell Luck and side Combs
Blk aud white silk Stockings
Thread and t'itoo hall Hose
Blk. aud eoloured Canton Grapes
uanze, Senrls aud hdktst new style
OomeShc fHids aud stripes
SILK aud Cotton Cords
hnssih Sheetinss and Linens
bood Cotton and Linen Bed itrEiHgs
Chlidrens Fur Hats
fFnnella aud Sllk shoes
nlmPS and French Idpe5
LADIES anu Misses Morocco shoes
farer Hanging. (new patterns
cotton ana Wool Cards
Iteklinbnfgs, Osuaburgs
Looking Glasses
Grape Leases aud "an2ea
IRISH Table Linens aud Diape.-
Bin. aud colonrrd Cambrics
sup French Cambrlcs
Pigpna GassImeres
flne Linen Drllilngs
Furniture CHIMES
sup. blk. SILK Nelvets
Jaeonet and Null H. srllng'
- Toured 9"'sntls ana fo"ASs
ne '''no,l' ou'l"nss
i pi N'As9's
BIZ. and brown Hollands
Good hlk. Wool Hats
Namens aud Mems, Shoes
nls"' anu n1y ! u. mus
nh"""""' '"H Tag ''u"''
PIN and G,orod ,I, SIN. IA
Klnea,.,l ,.iln,, NanLss,p
po.Lc, 2aol. 81
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
VALUABLE MEDICINE.

RUGERs' Vegetable pui,nniic DeiT gent Aso,
dp Rogers Anti Bilious Aperieu, Pulmonary Pils. lie
above article. are so well known, and Their qualities 90 inst-
~ appreciated b., the pubic, thai tits supcriuots Ia puclisll
amy from the thousands 81 certificates the prsIr'cta has rs
ccived from tlo<c who lrve been cured by them. TIE fol
lowing however i1vug been lately received, is alone ii.ssr-
ell
III. GroruK RoaE.s. Nstc- York, Jau.i 1923.
Dear Sr-Yoa must rccol-ct the circumstance Of TIE IN
dEp niim vt NY inue sv,, ,a.-parur under n serious Put
ntprary Election, whom yo,i prescribed fn \ few times by
The solicitation of his mother ut yon Office, IN ttc cuueS al
the summer past. " is n ftct that he appeared ~ te bre-
corsrabiy grte from us, bet by strict attention io Your pre-
scriptious, and the use of your valuable cianpuiinl, Puliio-
nc ar,erre II, for 4 few weeks, h- Is INV perfectly healthy
aud heshy. ihereiJrc feel il my duty 10 exprcs- my graft
iuds to you under the blessing of Puvildntc, for tIo 's-'o
ton cfsny sons tcnlili. 10 dces appear 10 me tiit n vepr
i,hlc me irire like yours so safe and cffcaciotls, rcqnurs
rnlv tN I've known Ia h. universally approved VI, aud ~ n
friend TO The family ~ mar aud irr tins reason ymi nre At
liberty AMI even requisite: 10 sisc Ishlirt, to the above Ie-
marks, from yo,ir obliged friend, a,ttcurt no 'rr,nsl &C
qu-inanre with yuu. RICHAkD ~.
The above excellent medicines are noe prepared with Tie
ntm,~t care By Dr.. Rogers, at his Dspensit0y, and tot salo
by Tiapfhy Kellogg wholesale and rct1il, Ne. 2, Merchants
Exchange, CsnefR Agent for the %pmprhetor, vl'e7e M or.
ies from AM part efSks United States VIII be promptly OK
ccuted.
Fs ,,,c In Providence. ny joss " Mssos& Co. No.
q, n rad Ct aud Dsrr GREESs, H9t Street.
Ma. ~ Iy ,lawfw
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SUIpwRECKS.

The sloop Traveller, from this port for Norfolk.
went ashore on Coasters Harbor Island, during the
gale on Sunday last. 1t 10 doubtful as to her being
got off.
A sloop for New York (last from New London)
put into Huntington Harbor, on Saturday evening,
on account ofthe gale, drifted ashore, took fire, and
burnt 10 the waters edge. Report speaks her to be
the Eliza Ann, which left this port 10th inst. and N
London on Saturday morning last.
The brig William & Henry, Francis, Of Boston,
40 days fr Oporto, went ashore in Cape May Roads,
at 8 o'clock on the morning ofthe 23d inst. with two
anchors ahead. She remained perfectly tight at the
last accounts, and it was expected would be got off.
A pilot at Philadelphia, who left the Capes on the
10Th, reports that the mainiopmast Of a vessel erect,
(~supposed a brie) had been seen in 10 fathoms water,
about 80 miles ESE Of Cape Henlopen Light-did
not appear 10 have been long in that situation. A
pilot boat had been despatched for the wreck.
The new schr Samuel s Wyckof, Atkins, Of Tom
River, from New York for Barnegat, was upset on
Saturday last, durisg the heavy gale, 3 miles north
Of Barncgat Bar, and all on board persisted.
In our last, we mentioned a schr Com. Perry was
fallen in with near Nantucket, apparently without
any person on board The schr Com Perry, How
ard, sailed from Beverly about The 9th inst. for Deer
Isle, with a little freight, but no passengers. She
was about 100 tons, and carried a foretopsail.
Portsmouth, ". III. Nov. 25.-The schr Mary
Betsey, Cole, Of Frankfort, Me. from Bucksport for
Truro, Cape Cod, struck on Shaw's rock outside OF
this harbour, on Saturday night last. Crew saved
vessel and cargo totally lost.
The schr Camden, Call, Of Boston, from Kenne-
beck for Boston, went ashore at the same time-lost
her fore top and rndder. Probably will be got off
without any other damage.
The schr George. Talman, Of Boston, from Ken
nebeck, arrived with loss Of part other deck load
Of bark, and hawscr swept of deck. Sails and rig
ging much damaged.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29

NEW BEDFORD Nov 26. Arr 'sloop Enc
line, Shurtllf fm Providence.
9Th arr brig Magnolia, Dill fin Richmond. bound
to Boston, with coal, with loss Of sails and rigging
and leaky.
PORTLAND,Nov "a. Ar ship Leonidas. Gard.
ner 81 ds I'm st Ubes.
Cid briggs Albioa, Wenburg, Cuba; Albert, Chan
dler, Martinique; Reaper, Lear. Savannah; Ann,
Jewett. Matanzas; Exchange, Donaldson, for Key
West.
On Saturday night last, we had one Of the severest
gales ever experienced here. The wind blew strong
from the eastward, and occasionally the rain fell in
torrents. Considerable damage was done to the
shipping. The ship Leonidas, while lying al anchor
in the stream, was run afoul OF by a fishing craft,
broke adrih, and both we're driven up to Portland
Bridge, where tho craft sunk. The ship sustained
but little damage.
SALEM Nov 2I. Sailed schr Tryon, Curtis for
River Tysh, Gulf Of Mexico.
HOLMES HOLE Nov q. Arr brig Erie,
Stevens 10 days from Matanzas for Boston-twent
ashore last night in q gale, and has sustained consid-
BOSTON Nov Is. Cid briggs George Henry,
Wales, Halifax; James, Baker do; Rambler, Chick
ering. St Thomas and Europe; schr Raven, Sylves-
ter. 81 Eustatia.
18th arr brig Navarino, Weeks from Rio Janeiro,
Oct 4. Sailed in CO with brig Flight, Miner, for N
York.
CID briggs Cyprus, Pratt, Malta; Bud, Emery,
Laguira; William, Caznean, Cape Haytien; Frede.
rick, Powell, Buenos Ayres: Panama, Thomas for
Charleston; schr Albatros, Clark, s America; sloop
AKiadne, Taunton.
27th arr briggs Brilliant, Creighton from Trinidad;
Creole, Loring FIN N Orleans.
The Gov Fenner, which sailed on Monday even
ing for Charleston, got ashore on the False Spit, and
remained until Tuesday afternoon, when she was got
off, and proceeded to sea.
NEW YORK Nov "a. Arr ship Kentucky,
Rathbone II ds fin New Orleans.
Cid brig Atlantic, Nye. Savannah.
25th arr brig Mariner, Thomas, Sydney N s; sch
William, Southwick, 81 Augustine 6-sailcd in CO
with schr Agnes for Charleston.
Cid schrs Minos, Dennis, Madeira; Amity, Cross,
Newbern; Star. Hull, Charleston.
PHILADELPHIA Nov %. Arr ship Queen
NAB, Bailey from Savannah; briggs Mary Beckett.
Sandgram, Trinidad Dc Cuba; Native, Winburg FIN
Port au Prince.
Cid ship Helen Mar, Harrison, Charleston; schr
Herald, Providence.
BALTIMORE Nov 81. Arr schrs Randolph,
Erickson fin St Johns P r; Catalina, Fish do; In.
depence. Savannah.
CHARLESTON Nov Is. Arr Br ship Andro-
mache, Hunter FIN Hull.
Cid ships Hogartb, Berry, Havre; Galaxy, Swift,
Marseiles.
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FRESH CLOTHS AND CAssIMEREs.

XXTILL lie opened this morning by BUTTS u LOCK.
w WOOD, at their establishment No. IA, Market
SQUARE, blue, black, clsfei, drab, every shade Of olive and
brown, stei md Oyfrd mixtures, which will be Offered at
reduced prices. Many otller articles very desirable may be
had, such as Vestings Of every description; Satiincts; dr,b
Lion skin, the best article in market; dark colored Dufils;
gnts-h0ir and common Cambicis; 1auan PiaiLs; Bookings,
Srrges; silk and cotton Umbrellas; Gloves; Hosiery; lambs
wool and woIstei Drawers and Shirts; Flannel do; Cravats
Neck Stocks; silk and cotton Handketchiefs; Wetb's pa
tent aud Other Su-penders; Confoters; Shirtings and Sheet
ings; Irish Linens; brown and black do; Raltincts; Buttons;
Shirt Collars; and every other article In their line.
Garments made to order, in the best manner, and In tho
latest style.
oN IA sp-Ready made Camblet and Plaid Great Coats
and Cioaks; Surtouts; Boa Goats; Pea Jackets; Roundabouts;
Pantaloons and Vests cheap for cash or good credit. Fer
sons wishing any article IN their line, will find Il to their
advantage TO call nj No, Ia. Market Souare. Nov 81
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-11-29
Loss Of brig Paragon, Of B~oston.-Extract ola
letter from Capt Churchill, Of brig Paragon, to his
n,uners In Rnsfan lated nj Bio Ianeiro LEI Ocf.

Loss Of brig Paragon, Of Boston.-Extract Of a
letter from Capt Churchill, Of brig Paragon, to his
owners in Boston, dated at Rio Janeiro LIST Oct.
"It is my unhappy fate TO inform you Of the loss Of
the brig Paragon, and her cargo. On the i7th Aug.
last, while lying in Loango Bay, a brig under Span
ish colours came in and sent two boats on board us,
one with 20 mon, armed with large knives, and drove
nearly every one overheard from ihedeck. There
we're a, that time twenty Of the natives Of Loango on
board, two Of whom were murdered by the pirates,
Mslooka Para, and John, one Of the kings SONS
They proceeded TO get the Paragon under way by
cutting the gaskeis and slipping the CHAINS, and after
they had got the vessel under sail, ihdv came down
into the cabin, where | was sick in my birth, and or
de,ed mo on deck, aud thence into The boat, not al
lowing mo to take any medicine with me, provisions
or clothes, except those / had on. They had pre-
viously driven MIR Gray, the mate, AMI three men
into the hold, but afterwards put them into the long
boat. They gave us tWo oars, with which we reach
I'd the beach, where / remained for five days, and
then took a whale boat and proceeded 10 Cebenda
called on Capt. Hayden, tho commander Of the Bra.
lillian squadron on the coast, for assistance, which he
very generously gave me-, aud sur Piled me and my
crew with clothes aud every thing we required. He
got two briggs under weigh, and sent to Loango, took
The cmandcr ofmy crew, aud gave mo a passage on
board one Of the briggs to this place, where ] remain,
too sick TO return hume Immediately, but | shall leave
this IN the frst vessel for the u States. i can say
with truth, that the Brazilian officers here have irea-
ted me with the utmos, kindness and generosity siace
the loss ofthe Paragon"
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Per Southern Mail.

4 Arr at New York on Wednesday, ships Mobile
Austin, Vera Cruz "a; Atlantic, Reeves, Turks l,
Caravan; Thing do; briggs Gen Victoria, Ellis, Ha-
vana Ii; schr Star, Hull, Charleston; sloop Ann 10
-ds I'm this port.
Cid bnss Mary Jane, Correja. Havana; Rock,
Thomas, St Barts; Patomac, Knapp, Loghorn; schr
Essex, Howes, Halifax; sloop AmIty, Munro, for
this port.
Cid a, Philadelphia 2s,h, ship Star, Grifng, for
Montevideo.
n Arr at Baltimore 23d, schr Romeo, Oliver from
Ba,acoa. Cid schr Hammond Dugan, Baker for St
Thomas.
Arr a, Alexandria 23d, schr Triton, Fowler, Ma.
|, ranham; oath arr brig Sea Horse, Carson, "a DIS i'm
Pcrnambuco.
Arr a, Richmond 2lst, schr Intention, Phillips, s
i~iays hence. Cid ship Susan, Scott, Morlaix; brig
Ajax, A.bee, HAVE.
In Hampton Roads 22d, brig Brutus, Blunt, from
Rotterdam, and 60 DIS FIN Cowes.
Arr at Wilmington prev to 10Th; brig Benj,min
Ruggles, Waite, New York. Cid brigs Adamant,
Siibbes. Aux Cages; Leopard, Hopkins, Mart; Al.
bert, Pennington do; Shibbololh, C~ongdon, Surinam;
James Lyon, tBrl Turner, London; schr Only Son,
tVarsen, Lisbon.
Arr At Charleston l7th, Fl brig Cotonnier, Pattin
FIN Chcrbourg; 18th, schr Mary Perry, Marble, I'm
this port.
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The brig Romp. Clark, 80 ds FIN Para for Salem
has ar in the Vineyard.
At New Orleans 9Th inst. brig Crawford, Luther,
for Charleston, soon.
In the Mississippi 9th inst. brig America, Lincoln
FIN Bristol.
Entered at New Orleans 9th inst. brig Castillo,
Frink FIN N York.
Up at New York 26th, " ne,c'' schooner William,
S~outhwick, st Augustine.
Up at Boston, brig Invincible, Pratt for Alexan-
dria.
At Rio Janeiro 4th ult. ships Suffolk, Day, for
Gale; Gov Won Scholten, Pullen unc; New Orleans,
Cole do; London Packet, Robinson disc; Marcus,
Drew do; briggs Hunter, Armstrong for sale; Letitia-
Furlong unc; Romulus, Crafts for Trieste 10; Paci-
hc, Conklin for Baltimore; Tatona, Palmer for Mon
tcvideo next day; George Gardner, Davidson discg;
Susan and Elizabeth unc; Elizabeth, Lane $50 ds ir
Montevideo, put IN short of provlsons; schrs Bugle
Horn, Thompson for Baltimore; Gazclle, Mansfield
I'm Boston via St Salvador, ar day before. A whale
ship ar the evening before, supposed the Atlantic Of
Nantucket. The ship Georgiana, Woodhouse for
Montevideo, sailed 2 days before. Ship Rebecca,
Dawes for do sailed about Z days prev. Brig Orbit,
Fish of and from Baltimore for Valparaiso, Pit in
with loss Of rudder, and sailed again about 10 days
previous.
A t Matapzas 1lth inst. briggs Ariel, Coffin, arr Slh
FIN N York; William, Hammond Tor Boston 8; Pla-
to. Croft, Charleston unc; Altoona, Mathewson for
Wilmington next day; schr Argo, Webb for do 5 or
6 DIS.
At Trinidad de Cuba % inst. briggs Superior, from
st Jago for Trieste 10; John and William, Of Phila.
discg.
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LOOK AT THIS

- MALLEY & TiLLINGHASr, have recently received
- at their Ciutling Ware House, M. 3, Cana street, q
prime assori ment OF blue, back, brown, olive, green and
III xed Broadeiotbsa and Cdssiniores; silk, velvet and VA encia
Vestings; superi,r goats.l,,ir Can,blets, imitation aud cunr
mon do; Tartan Pl.ids; yrecn iloos c'"th Dtize; while and
red Flannels, Sattnets Padding drab Duhiis kersey (;
Suspenders; Gloves aud llo-iery.
ALSO,
On hand, upwards Of 1870 Ready Made Garments, con
sising Of blue, black, olive and mixed Dress Coats; blue,
brown olive aud mixed F,ocks and surtOuls; blue, black,
olive, dab and mixed Droidci,ih aud Cashmere Pint,ioois;
velvet. silk, toiineu, Valencia and Marse Hes Vests; I'roid-
eliot h, Cashmere aud Sittinet do; g,ats III Canhlcl heat
Goats AMI Clocks; imitation ani cUnmun do; flmd do,
drab Dufi and Kelsey Pea jackets; blue B%roadcloh, CASH
mere and Sat'inet short Jackets; Shirts and shirt Conais,
Cravats, sc. &c. MI Of xtycli aIe n,,de in the first style
and work nansiup. rhey nvite their ficnls, cuslutners
aud the public generally, v, cal! and cyun. nc before they
purchase elsewhere. They intend e. make new arrange
menis in lleir business, and are dcsirdIs Ia ci,sn their stock
az CloiI,ing, At unusually low p.ioes, at wholesale and retail
Tor CASH. Nov -
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BY THE WESTERN MAIL.

III VI 30 ~ mhlA I'D
&e9evvek In tAs SssRd.-Ths packet sisop Elisa Ann,
Capt. Potter, bound from Providence to New York, went
Who're near Huntington, L.. ]. In the gale Of Sunday she az.
teswsrds. took dre from the lime which was on board, and
cs,fFoyed the vessel and nearly all the cargo. She was part
" loaded with domestic goods. Crew and passengers saved.
~. y Daily.
tTbe Eliza Ann was owned by Mr.. Simon Dean, an In
dustnou. mechanic OF this town. She had on board thirty
nSssnesds OF rum, belonging 10 Mr.. Joseph Adams, and 20
ihofsheads Of ,moIasses, belonging to Messrs. Pearce 4 BnI-
lock, besides domestic goods. We believe there was no in
'u'snes on either vessel or cargo.]
We understand, says the National Tn,eilicencer, that the
Secretary OF the Navy has tendem TO Captain CArEsBv
yoHEs, Of the Navy, the command Of the sloop Of war
feacochs now fitting nj New York, for The voyage of ex-
pomuon In the Pacific and South Polar Seas, pursuant TO q
resolution OF Congress Of the last session.
The venerable NATHANIEL MACON, Of North Carolina,
has resigned his seat in the Senate Of the United States. The
Ieasons. says the lntellgenser, which induced his retirement
we have not heard, having learnt merely the fact OF his resig-
nation, by . letter from Raleigh. MI. Macon has been q mem
Deg OF Congress, we think, since the year 1891, a term Of
tnssty seven years Without inlermi.sion-ihe last fifteen Of
Which he has been a member Of the Senate; and il has rarely
been the good fortune Of any representative TO enjoy so IN
varyngy Or 50 highly the con6dsnc Of his constituent. as he
has. The legislature Of the State being now in session, the va
STEAMBOAT A~CCIDENT--The elegant steam boat
North America, Capt. Cochrane, left here on Tuesday evening
for Albany, with upwards Of 500 passengers. When near Caid-
feint. 10 prevent her sinking. We learn from o gentleman
who came down in the DE Witt Clinton, tina. the boat was put
shore alongside The wharf at the Point, and that at one "
clock yesterday morning her stern was fast settling in the wa
In addition to the above, we find The folio wing notice in the
evening papers: the North America landed her passengers nj
shore, and the furniture taken on deck. Preparations are max
ing 10 get her aAcst Immediately. Ii is supposed tina. the acci-
dent occurred from the breaking Of one OF the standing pipes
that 10 through the bottom Of the boat.
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A LBFRTs' SPECIFIC FOR CHtLBLAiNs, hnybx
N st..d the test Of many year, espcrssare, si ~ ,fssI
The Communications IL i,numcrsble sufci er, ~ u lie sln,os mn,
mediate and nerer Jeiiing CURES, Is, on The approach o Vie
ter. ngain proposed 10 the puhit.
In thus advertising ni, aliiele, is with a sssxaewes ~ %
It's excellence and certain healing p oprriic>. II may lie p~l
hy aiu't' and NY chill en-, without Inc feasf irsulls or isrrs
veniruce. Ii spcrs,cs % . preycsulss and IN sSshs es.N
cure, are @tn edected IN tpeniy( four Assrs, ad sevrss
e''-, Ia two 60 four d.y. The noa re.rsasLk fcferescs
can 10 pIcsnnd.
One rhi,l will or.n he found wheicst Rs he eure sf o..
cra Persons, VIXEN che tsas are sksht and the vs,h u.eo via
care.
1'bi. re~esy, Is rsi ~ IN PhsL, esrb wrapped ~ rnarea
ia lion. fot sse, wuh lie ryinsm sisnaiu, . Of Hears dik~~a
ADD "a prevent im position. On tic ou'ide of ssrh, ~ Charks
Barydit who Is The rrprsssors v~fy Aresf yr fhs Vs6ei
states.
Wholesale priee, o. per Azss-sit etsi, rs csn- van pAs
a. AN ctder will receive iDrnef,s,e stte~i.n.
.rs CHAHLfs BARRhIz.
No. i5e. Wssbsxtoe-ss~~s, H-fsa
kcv'ss arE err rs Ft wfA
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ANEMARKABLE CURE OF
RHEUMATISM!
by THE USE Or
DR.. JEBB'S RHEUMATIC LIrIMENT.
~ Copy ga letter.! Cd
CHARLESTON n, (M.s) JssE %, 1877.

~ Copy ga letter.! Il
CHAeLrsrows n, (Ma,,) JvsE %, 1877.
To the Proprietor IF DR.. Jebb's L,nanemf.
DEAR SiR-l deem IL a duty I owe TO suffering ~huh,anky,
20 scYuaint ,ou, and through you, The public, 81 ouli ,os
think be,t) Of the unexpected anil surprising cure performed
on myself by the use u the above most ,AceIeni M,dieins -
severely, afflicted With the Rheumatism have been frequently
rcndtTed perfectly helpless, aud in Consequence cvnfn j TO
my bed, when II has required Nv" petson, " move INT, bel.
in such extreme pain; I have several times brea under The
care Of the most eminent ph,sicians, hui prrctred onl, tempo
rary relief. l one day uiticed the adver,isemes, Of d.. JssLs
Lininent, with the testimonials sccompah, ing il, and wss ~
duced 10 try q bottle, which l ,uei without much sesribie LoAs
eft. | concluded, however, 10 Perseveie, and b"~gh, nusfL,s
hottie, api was greatly relieved, and by the s,e oi Lai ~
third hrNe, wa = holly cDred, aud have never since had u 10.
turn OF The pain, which I had not been free from a month At Q
time for thi,ty years, aud II is now mare t,an tn e. yesss in q
| was cured. l would most earnestly sivse every pc, SOU .afs
ieriis under this painful complaint, not 10 d,ssai II cue 50
bug as they ,an obtain " IT. Jebh's Linirncnt.r You are n
liberty To- make any use Of ih, you may think adyi,sAc.
Most respectfully yours, CALEB sfMNES
To the foregoing testimony, many other uasasri"psl.e
proof, might he added, IN favor Of the supcri,r Lininien' II
DIR. Jebn Nothing bat a fair trial. which The proprietor cont.
dcnily sulici,, eau give m adequate ,dts 81 NJ univsiicd ,k.
cscy, ia mitigating, and thoroul hy mastering, the uSetatis'iur
disease, to which il h., heen successfully applied in n nuhiiudl
~ cases. The operation Of NE Lisfmert is entn imn,eJif tcl
aud II hiss frequently cared rheumatic aaectjoss Of yea, ss.snb
ing in Jou' AID tuenty hours. II Il ALEC Recommended vain
Confidence, ~ one Of he h,st spplc aiit n, kpswu Tor ,iilnts
OF the j'ini,, n"mIn'e,s, srrsin,, anil chiub'slns. Price so is
- NEWLY prrrarrd FUN the .rigiu.i Mh Recipe 81 he laid
DIR. W. i, CoSway, by r. kiddtr, b.. ~isblfediair snees.r,
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