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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15
DR.. Ecw.IL:s
VEGETABLE MEDICINES
GENERALLY. .

montgomery CO. Upper Dublin Townsb;.
n. n, =. September ., ls27f'
nave been recommended 10 call n,
for assistance for child oil mine " no is a.. yo1
TO hts. ohe was taken with them when - ~
four months old, and has them by spell. a ".
since. She rs now three years old. i I've we
had three Physicians TO attend her. but o ""'r
no purpose. The child is hearty, with III "
cepiion oil those spells. Please 10 send w
few lines by the bearer, expressive OF Won, o.
mon whether you eau cure or help her.
Yours, ISAAC WOOD
This child, who had been subject to VIM.
fits for period of more than two year, ",
entirely restored to health in few days. AN
has continued free from them ever sings. 1"9
CERTIFICATES.
have seen MIR. Woods child rene.,.,,
since, and aver that she was entirely cured :?
DR.. Howell, as represented in the afors..9
tatement. 'o
The case Of MIR. Woods child, wbils !,
justly excite our admiration, is one With nay
consider as marked with striking features
the early age OF Tour months she was II. ~
with fits, and suffered to adisressina dc gu
the violence OF the paroxysms Notw,t5s,.n,iy
ing the efforts of three very respectable NJ
fessional gentlemen, the parox ysms con,;nnaa
to recur after the usual intervals, and with III
usual degree of violence. This state of thin.
continued until the child cached her 3rd ,.ar
that is for more than two years. DR.. Howel
was Ut length consulted but at time yhes Il,
lie hopes were entertained by the family TIA,
any efieciuai service could be rendered hs h.,
man agency. But to tho self graduation ofb,
parents and the happiness of the little sntIpreT
complete, eilectual, and permanent relief wa
almost Immediately obtained. After the eth;
bition OF few doses of the medicine, her heaab
was established. A period of nine months he,
since elapsed without return ofthe paro.y,n
OF even symptom OF the complaint Hayps
knowledge o. the fact and acquainted snI
the circumstace of the case, cheerfuIy suh
scribe to the reality snd correctness of the FORE
going statement. JOHN FIELD.
Phitadstphia. July a, 1929.
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SHOES AEDHATS.

THHE subscriber has large supply of the
- above articles, and vii sell them very
low IL. ALLISON.
Dec. %
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HAVING notion OF going to the west, !
N II wish to leave in this country negro wo-
man and two children, with her husband, who
cannot be bought will sell on exchange them
for other negroes agood cook is now wanted
the woman is one OF the very first rate field
hands, and girl l3 years old, fine house a..
want, nurse, &c. The other is young Also, "A
head man on the water who is not eScellcd by
any for honesty and running the river. will
sell or exchange him for plantation hand. Fol
Information apply 10 the Editors
April l6. Is
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K80WONWSa

MwEaie this morning opening case Leg
w horns, surprising in style and cheap.
ness those previously offered. and cons idered
low. Mckee. ROBINSON a, 20
June
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

Vic Subscriber has Just established, and
IL has now in operation near his residence.
McAiister's old Store, near MIR. Thos Reds
Mill on Falling, on the road leading from the
Red House in Charlotte, to Lynchburg, a first
rate new Carding Machine. The price for
carding will be 3 cents the pound. The wool
must be brought TO the machine in a clear
state and creased with abou, pound Of greese
10 every 10 pounds ofwool He hopes by hisex
ertions TO have the work executed in m ost sa,.
isfactory manner, 10 receive encouragement in
this undertaking. WIN. THOMPSON, Jr.
III Ii will be necessary TO send a bianket.or
something of the kind to return the rolls on.
June /. 3mosa
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Wdrrtn county, Nou. Is, 1928
DR.. John B. HoioeH,
DEAR SIR-You have requested nv on;n.,
on The character of your Vegetable Famit,
Pills. In reply, am able to State, tina, hag.
made use OF them for number of years IN ma,
own particular use, besides administering tEen,
TO great number of persons under variety a.
forms OF disease, and always with the hsnn:a.t
results. One particular and remarkable ea<e
was that Of Miss s.. This lady was aalirt.
cd, for period of two years, with glaDdnlar
swellIngs OF very large size, which after bY
ing fully developed, broke and DISCHARGED a
great deal Of matter, by which she was reduced
20 very low and weakly stale. The approach
ot the tumors was announced by a pIieking sen.
sa ion or itching on the surface, inflammation
then proceeded rapidly, until they were fully
Termed. Whenever the itching was perceived
her practice was TO take one pill, aud By The
use OF The pills Ion twelve weeks, taking only
Two week, the growth otthe tumors wa. M.
rested, and their subsequent appearance I'm.
tirely prevented after which she continued 10
mend and gainf d strength very rapidly. Pre-
yious to this, she had been attended BY a ,erv
respp ciabe medical gentle man. but without Il.
feet to the use of the Family Pills alone
| do not ht state TO ascribe her extraordinary
restora len.
Another case was that Of child subject 10
fits, in which instance they did not fail TO &C.
complish complete cure. | have exhibited
them in Dyssntery, Bilious complaints, Debili,
y, and Organic arrangement, with very dsci
ded effects, and feel no hesitation in recommen.
ding them as valuable medicine in the alose.
said complaints, and wherever mild purgas
dive is required.
E,.k
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

Vf0he subscriber has lately received aSMALL
- additional supply Of FRESH DRUGS u
MEDICINES, which makes his ASS0RT
MENf very complete. He receives SMALL
supplies almos, every week, by which means,
his stock, though not the LARGEST, is always
FRESH and sufficient to meet any orders
that he may be favored with.
THOMAS j. DUAL.
N b. Prescriptions faithfully attended TO
by Virginia Bred YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
Jan. =.
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Respectfully yours,
Holm EIETn

T. 5. II may not be improper TO superadd.
that in my owspersonal instance, few weeks
since suffered from an attack of something
like Dysentery, and found few doses OF The
Pills 10 remove it eiiectualy, unaded by any G.
Their means. il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-15

Servants do
Wax upper and sole Leather
Morocco and Lining Skins
Bale Cotton Yarn. by the 100 and lbs.
knitting Cotton, assorted sizes
Lamp Wick
Hardware and Cutlery
Fur aud Woot Hats
Seal and other Caps
Seal Trunks
have connected with myls,osc, a manu-
factory of Gentemens' BoptsS and Shoes
likewise manufacture Ladies' Seal, Morocco
and Prunclla Shoes, which will be made vi the
best materials, upon the shortest notice and in
the most fashionable and neat manner.
Nav l. n.
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ENGLISH GOODS.

ENGLISH GOODS.
ENlLEMEN wishing TO purchase Cloths
~ and 'asSmeres, will please call at David
y Robert kyies'-they have recently received
supply in that line, of tie hes, English Man.
ufactnte. principally blue and black, with few
pieces fancy colors, which they can offer with
confluence to The public--tor fine materials sol
ID textures, and beautifully rich shades, they
cannot be surpassed perhaps have never yet
oeen eqnalIed,at the prices 10, " hch these are
now selling.
ALSO.
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A lS0.

pomes'ics OF every description, and a large
supply OF spn" Cotton Yarn, of every size, from
No. 7 In Ia inclns;.o
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-05
POTTER'S
Vegetable catholicon.
ONLY 80, PER BOTTLE

TINE unparalleled reputation Of this
H. Medicine is such, and its pre- eminent
virtues ere so well established. and so fully
&C acknowledged by an intelligent public, that
it is scarcely necessary to say any thing
further than that il is Soro eign Remedy
in diseases Of the Liver, Debility resulting
from intemperancs and dissipation; old and
lnyeterate Ulcers, pains in the bones, at
tended with swelIings Of the joints; indi-
gestion, blotches on the face, pinpes, &c.
Syphilis, Cuianeous diseases generally,
and Tettor in particular, Mercurial and
Scrofuous complaints.
The certificates OF wonderful cures PER.
formed by the Catholicon, have become 50
numerous, rs to preclude their insertion in
any ewspaper, and has made it necessary
for the proprietor 10 print them in pam.
phlet of a6out 100 pages. This will be
forwarded as soon as possible TO the seye
raj Agents for gratuitous distribution, and
must. on perusal, strengthen the good o
pinion no0 entertsnod by the friends Of
this medicine, and disarm, as it lie hoped,
the prcjudices Of those who view with dis
trust my medicine not known in what is
called regular practice" Facts are stub
born things and canuo, bo gainsaid.
AZ the earnest solicitation Of members
of the medical faculty and others who have
witnessed the astonishing cures effected
by the use ofthe Vegetable Catholicon, and
who are anxious that its benefits to man.
kind may be more widely diiiused, the pro
prictor hns consented to reduce the retail
price to TWO DOLLARS per bottle; and
this will bo done without in any way dete
riovating the quality Of the medicine, or
reducing The size cf The bottle.
For sale by
A, P. MOORE,
Market. square, Newport, Il. |.
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this composition gradually by his own
practice
The writer Of the above extract is ok
tensively known as gentleman Of pro-
found learning, and distinguished piety;
his opinion will induce me 10 persevere id
its use: the results Of my future expert
ence shall with great pleasure commus
nicate. JONAS UNDERWOOD. MD.
.4ndorer, June 80, lS26.
A single dose is generally sufficient for
the cure ofa common cold, and il has nere5
been known to fail Of giving perfect relief
in the most severe cases Of Asthma, or
Phthisic, in one hour.
Full directions accompany each bottle,
which are signed by the sole proprietor.
"GEoRGE WATTS"
Sold wholesale and retail by
=. !. TAGIS.
No. 65, Thames street.
Where is kept general assortment of
Medicines. Dec. 4.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-05
iithontviptic X
specific solvent
POWDERS.

ENlliS preparation is a remedy for the
4 Grave, and all its kindred Complaints;
viz: Soreness Of kidnies; Chronic InHam-
NATION on the urinary organs; difficulty OF
Micturitlon; bloody water; Stranguary,
and every species Of gravel or stone in the
bladder. IT is likewise one Of the most ef-
ficiont remedies for Dropsy, that has ever
been discovered; and on the principle that
the immediate cause Of the Dropsy, is
diseased state Of the exhalants, and urina-
ry system.
So distressing are the complaints for
which this medicine is designed, and so
dreadful and doubtful the application Of
the knife, that this LlTHONTRIPTIC
has been ordered from great distances,
even from the East and West Indies, and
across the Atlanticl and it is not known,
that ii has failed to give relief in single
instance.
The evidence in favor of its high snu-
tary powers, cannot he presented at length.
but few names are offered, of those who
have fully tested the virtues of the compo-
sition.
Mr. A. Davenport. Of Cam
bridge, had been severely afflicted with the
gravel for many Years lie had resorted To
the most eminent physicians, and visited oll
tho celebrated mineral wa 'ers, but the disease
gradually increased until TO use his own Ian
guage, "life vas almost burthen" lie pur-
chased a botlle Of the Liihontrptic, in Nov.
| ls25. md n second, on the first Of january
fnlIowiDg; on the morning Of the 9th of the
snme month, having taken large dose the of
vening preceding, hoy voided large quantity Of
gravel, ono Of which stones weighed .fOaty
grains. The last information from this nun
was, that he enjoyed good health and felt Ne-
~ little Of his former obstinate and excruciat-
ing difficulty.
The directions TO tho genuine Lithontriprc,
are sgnedby the sole proprietor, "Jso, CR' l.
Bic"
The subscriber has received
Tho most happy efIec, from the use Of one bot
lie of Vegetable Ii'hon'rip,ic and Solvent
powdc's He has been afflicted for some tir,c
past, with tho gravel, which had induced
great debility and distress. He followed tho
advice Of the most celebrated hysicians, with
out the least benefit, and, rs a last resort,
made nso Of the above medicine, which i'm
rledI0tfib and t'holiy removed the complaint.
sfe would most strongly recommend this O.
diclno 10 those who are suffering from smilar
complaints. (Signed) JONAS STONE.
.9shffId, lime 9, 1893
TIE subscriber resident ofthe city Of Bos
ton, has been for sovcn years, sorely afflicted
with tho gravel, Which complaint was fre-
quentlv 80 severe. az TO incapaciatc him from
labor, fo- months together lie has taken the
advice Of TIE most celebrated physicians, and
persevrred in their prescriptions, but the
complaint increased in severity, until he
made trial ofthe Vegetable Lithontrlptic and
Solvent Powder, in July last, From the use
Of this medicine, he has rctcived the most
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-11-05
EliTir PeclOr0Ie.
Vegetable Pectoral F\iXiv

HNHE discovery Of this inpstinahlc ELK.
iR. was the result of ten years close
study, in order TO discover the causes.
symptoms. and cure, Of all those lormido
bic diseases that prey upon the organs of
the chest; namely. Consumption. Asthma,
| Catnrrh; Colds, and every species Of op
preston nt the chest. IN oil cases where
this Elixir has BEEN duly administered its.
| astonishing efficacy over every oihcr nrti
| clio heretofore offered to tho public. con
vincing the most increduous, that Con
sumption is Not fncurable, if properly at
tended TO.
| o." Although tho superior virtues of this
! Elixir, are extensively known, and its qua
litics highly approved bv the most rcspec.
table of the Medical Faculty, a few certifi.
Gates arc added for the satisfaction ofthose
who may he efllicted with those discusses
| for which it is designed.
The undersigned takes plea
aurc in mentioning The very prompt and
essential relief which he experienced in q
severe attack on the lungs, in December
and January last. from tho use of the Elk
'r Pcctorale; and cheerfully testifies. that
in his opinion, II is most beneficial medl
cine in Pulmonary complaints. violent colds,
or settled coughs. and earnestly recon-
mcnds the Elixir to all who are suffering
under Affections OF this kind.
F. A. STRALE.
Theological Seminary, .7ndOrer,
Mass. June 80, le26
The following is extracted from, snd IL the
substance ofa communication received from
IN iiet,n hnA oh tbn -.
Of too grca, length to publish in an advertise
nlcnt.
In the course ofthe past year,
have in several cases, prescribed the r..
lixr Pcctoralc. and have hecn generally
pleased with its effects s--Judring from the
properties which enter into its composition.
believe il n valuable medicine. and par.
ticularly so, in cases of protrac:ed coughs.
depending upon irritation. kep, up by hab-
it, which would. if not subdued, deyelope
iuburcular liberation.
Having Just received n commune alton
from distinguished individual, on whose
vsracity can withthe utmost confidence,
rely. II may subscrve the interests Of hu-
mani'y 20 quote his own words. lie says
Of the Elixir Pecrorale, 81 gave n vial OF
il 70 sister of mine. who has had for
long time severe putonary complaints,
especially q hard cough. and sometimes
hemorrhagc: she says she has received
the most sensible and important benefit,
and that she must have more Of the Elixir.
Another sister told me lately, that sho was
seized last Spring with violent infiven
"a from which she was relieved to her as.
tonishmcnt BY the Elixir; so far ss / have
known il tried, it has produced no bad ef.
fccts subsequently. There is no quackery
abou, il, as the author is sober, well bred
Physician, q man Of talents, who came 10
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: O'Clock, a. m. arrives in Boston at half
past p. NJ.
Every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sa,ur
day, leaves Mr.. Townsend's at 7 o'clock,
a. NJ. md arrives in Boston at 6.-Fare
through So.
Bools kept in Boston ut Shcpard's,
Brooniield Lane, and in Newport, at Mr..
Towrsnd's.
Stage leaves every morning as above,
Sunda' excepted. for New. Bedford, by way
Of Fsll Rver.-Fare through. SO.
SEABURY e. TENNANT, .ag,nts
July 30. 1929 .Ntwpert, n.
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by either. 1t has not Uvrm uOo...-
ofFor long recapi,ulation Of its many virtIcs
as its admirable properties are too veil known
and too Justly appreciated to require it, But
as there are many vilc and spurious cOsmct.
les offered TO the public, as possessing virtues
Of vital Importance, il may not be useless IN
remark that the italian Lotion has been used
by thousands, both in Europe and America,
with entire success, and far exceeding their
nu,iripations. IL not only renders The skin
beautiful, soft and clear, but by repeated ap-
plicaiions ~ promotes a general exercise Of
those important functions Of the skin, which
are Of primary Importance 10 those who wish
to attain and preserve beautiful compile xion,
and does not contain any Of those pernicious
ingredients, which are the basis Of most cos
metics now in use. Certificates Of its COM
plete efficacy can be shown TO any who wish.
either in Enelish, French. Spanish, or Italian,
For sale by j. ]. FALES.
may 9Th, 1899.
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We have read the fourth volume Of Mr..
Ieticrson's writings, as edited by his grand
son. The correspondence which it contains
is even more curious and characteristic
than that which forms tho second aud third
volumes. The authors most confidential
and peculiar opinions as TO party. politics g.
politicians, and religious crccds, are here
fully disclosed. We have no, room to-day,
for more than two short extracts.
When President, in 1907, he wrote to
John Dickinson. thus
II have tired you, my friend, with long
letter: but your tedlum will end in a few
lines more. Mine has yet two years to on.
DUE. ] am tired Of an offiee where ] can
do no more good than many others, who
would be glad TO DO employed In it. To
myself. personally, il brings nothing but
unnecessary drudgery and daily loss If his
friends. Every Office becoming vacant,
every appointment made me donne un ia.
gro!, ot ceTi snnemis gives me on ungrato
full fricnd,snd a hundred oncmics.) NY on.
" consolation 's in the belief tha, my rel
low citizens at large give me credit for
good intentions"
In .he same year he gave the following
explanations to correspondent:
"Our government. although in theory
subject 10 be directed by the unadvised
will of the President, is, and from It's ori.
gin has been, a very indifferent thing in
practice. The minor business in each do.
partment is done by the head Of the depart.
ment, on consultation with the President
alone! But all matters Of Importance or
~ IL 4
departments composing the cabinet; some.
times by the Presidents consulting them
separately ond successivcly, as they hap
pen TO call on him; but in the greatest ca.
Sos by calling them together, discussing
the subject ma,urely,and finally taking tho
vote, In xAch the Pfesidept counts hlm.
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DAIIW
Butter.
Nathaniel Street,
AT Ills BUTTER CELLAR,

No. I. CHuRcH STREET,
Has jusi receired from The Uesiern Country,
A fresh supply of beautiful DAIRY
ABU r + f r, and o small lot of
OLD ESE. His frieo5s and
customers, and the public are invited to
call at the Cellar and supply themselves
with those good articles.
Sept. "a
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self but alonc. So that in all important
cases, theExecatlye is in fac. Directory,
which cotainy the President might con
troll, but d tins there wos never an exam.
pie. eithe in .he first or in the present ad-
ministrayon. Gaz.
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|QR SAIHa

IL TIE FARM on which nc
f,A subscriber nov resides, plea.
!!:::tpGs sanity situated in the town Of
.ENsSA Portsmouth on the west roa 4,
"a miles from Newport, containing 81 a.
cres Of good land, well watcrcd and fenc-
ed, with good stone wall. There is on
said farm dwelling house, barn. crib, and
chaise house, end an orchard Of $50 GRAFT.
cd fruit trees terms accommodating. For
further particulars enquire Of
GEORGE ANTHONY.
Portsmouth, Sept. IL, 1929. 2m
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From the Centre7ilIs Ondiona) Times.
Migration W,a--To one who has no
knowledge on the subject, the number Of
families tha, passthrough this place for the
country west ofus in the course ofa sin
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-27

IN ETtrdCt To write for a party
is the easiest and perhaps the pleasant
est employment in the world, because,
while a man cares little for the censure
OF others, be is sure of the support and
applause Jf his own particular faction
They laugh a, all his ~iesis, and take his
opinions as the apophthegms of an Or.
acle. From the one side he looks for
no countenance, and asks for no res
pect, and If none is bestowed, he is not
d sappointed-whlle he is sure Of the
full confidence and admiration Of the
other. He who stands upon his own
principles, however, and goes no fur
Their with any party than his judgment
approves, must expect at times to df
icr with all; and hs will be very fortu
nate, Il by all, in turn, he is not sus
pected and reyiled.
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APpoinimsnfs blythe Prssid.a,.-n
jer A. DaVezac ts be secre,ar, MA Ia
gatinn to the Netherlands
William A. Harrison, District a..
ney for the western District III V,,.
vice Edwin s. Duncan resigsed.
Augustus Jones, Of Missoui. "a l
Marshal for the District of Missss,;
John SimoDds, Jr removed.
George Shannon, Esq of ST. Io,;.
Missouri, to be District A~ttcrney. -
Beverly Allen, removed.
Nash Legrand, of Richmond, Va /.
DE Navy Agent at Norfolk, in the ro,,a
OF Miles KiGg, Esq punished
tC-This appointment has r. l..L
the decided disapprobation of al ans.
OF citizens Of Norfolk-snd justly. N,
also happen to know both Nash Lagta
and Miles Kingl Z
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The New York Gazette Of Thursday,
say:-"Yesterday forenoon, Messrs NJ
Laue and Rives, Ambassadors TO
France and England, embarked, under
an appropriate s%alate, on board the UNI
ted States frigats Constellation. The
wind being scant, this noble ship was
towed to sea by the steam boat Bpnja.
min Franklin, a name that stood high
among the first Ambassadors from the
United States. May the gentlemen Who
are now passengers in the Constellation,
prove as successful in the cause Of their
country, as Fraa&iin did, in times of
more peril. The gallant Com. Biddle
was also a passenger ia the Constella
ton, who succeeds Com Downes IN
the command Of Our squadroA in the
Mediterranean"