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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25
Nrw ORIrANs, July !.
LATER FROM TE\AS.

The steamer Caspian, Capt. Read, arrived At a
l,Ie hour last evening bearing the intelligence that
1000 Mexican troops, composed in part OF those
who were permitted to retire from Texas after the
revcngeiu battle of San Jacinto, and the remain
der Il esh recruits from Matamoras, had taken up
their line of march upon Texas about t,r both Ill
limo, and reached the Gaudalonpc. Brigadcr
Gen Rnsk, commandcr-in- chief Of the Tcxan ar
nv. having discovered their approach and fearful
numbers had retrealcd, in ordrr TO select favor
nblc position, in which To receive Ia, blood-thirsy
enemies in manner compatible with their
" honor" and dignity
We understand that private letter Wa, re-
scycd in town by the {. from Na,cntochcs, con-
hrming the above, copy OF which W. shall
deavour present TO ourrcadc;, in neS, number.
Through the politcncss of J. ". Brccdlovc,
Esq. we are indebted for the following letter. adj
dressed to him by u. W. Smith, Esd, United
States Consul M Mctamoras. II the onlhrcakings
Of such "A description on the part of the McNicans
towards the citizens Of tho United States, are
made 10 appear We should infer from The letter,
we shall very soon have To settle such difficulties at
the point OF the bay onc
There need, but lijtlc friction TO excite the
fame of di>corl between Mexico and our country,
and however much such an event IL 10 be dcprc-
Gated, sill W. feel confident That when the vent
want ofcncrgv on the part Of those in the admins
tralion of Government, to see that lis rights are
fully respected.
CoS>rL>rr or rnC L. STATES,
MErAMoRaa, 7th June, 1896.
Sir: have this day been informed by iona
than Walker, master of the Sloop Supply, of New
Bedford, lhat on orabou the 18th MI he sailed from
New Orleans in ballast bound to Talnpico & that he
arrived on the 2iih ult. about 10 mile. soul of the
Rio Bravo del Nottc that on the evening of the
2nd inst, while the crew, consisting of the master,
his son, aud another seaman, were cndeavorins To
get the vessel anoat, they were attacked by lour
Mexicans from the shore, armed with hniycs pis-
tolls and muskets, who shot Capt. Walker in the
arm, and on their attempting to stab him, he and
h $ son made their escape by swimming into the
breakers, where they remained until dark, and
Afterwards succeeded in reaching this place with
on, further molestatlpn
The other seaman was pursued dpan the heacl,
by the assassnS, who have no doubt murdered
him. Upon the receipt of this information i'm
mediatcy communicated the facts to tive FIRST Al
caydc who has this moment despatched a party
Of armed men to the Spo, where thr outrage wa,
committed with orders to apprehcnd the delin-
qucnts and prorc: the proI cry belonging 10 the
wreck.
have the honor to be, with great respect, sir,
Your most obt servt ID. W. SMITH
To JAS. BRrrpLovE, Esq.
Collector oi the Customs, \. Orleans.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

E1traot Of alehr to the Editor Of the I"g"sta
Chronicie ddt1d Macon, July 8.
1.-THE war is over--tho Creeks, all to about
50 taken, and those surrounded in swamp, by 900
,onncers.-Ihc regula, troops will remain on the
lrontler during the summer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

The Gazette de Sante Gazette Of Healthy a
medical journal of Paris, contains the following
paragraph.
M. MaIochCtti, surgeon of the hospital at Mos
COW, being in the Ukraine in 1913, was requested
to give assistance to fifteen persons who had re-
ccivcd the bite OF a mad dog. \ dcputation of a
gcd men waited upon him, and cntredted he would
administer help to the unfortunate persons, through
u peasant who had acquired hiali reputation for
curing hyprophoba. NJ. Marochrtti consented on
certain conditions. The country Doctor then adj
minStcrcd to fourteen Of the p, rsons conlidcd to
him, IN peculiar way. The fifteenth, a young
girl, was treated in the ordinary way, for the pur-
pose OF thus proving the effect Of both modes of
treatment. To each OF the fourteen, he gave daily
pound and half of the decoction of the buds of
yellow broom flowers, and lie examined twice a day
under the tongue, the place where according to his
statement, Iittc swcllings were found containing
the VEINS OF madness These swcngs arc, c the third
ninth day, and were seen bv NJ. Marochctti very
soon after they al peared. They were touched with
a red hot needle, after which the patient garglcd
the pant with the detection of broom. The result
OF this treatment was, that the fourteen patients
were cnrnd in SIX weeks, whilst the Young GIRL
treated differently died on the seventh day in con-
vul>ions of madness. Three wears afterwards MI
Marocheti paid visit to the fourteen persons
and found them all doing we'll"
~ B. 1t is hoped that every humane editor vii
give the above "A place in his paper.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

BESIDES large number of s60s. Sos. 4Os, &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves s., and Qrs 50 80.
torsale at the Lottery and Exchange Office Of
JAMES II. ANERETT & Co.
July II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

We find the FOLLOWING notice in the New Orleans
Bulletin ottLc 2oh june:
. The notice that none bat culivators are want
ed IN TexlS, signed F." Texas Agency" wa, insert
ed by NE, irnm miarmalion raciv"d from Few
as confirmed by tho COMMISSIONER but as the
enemy Is rallylng again, it is necessary the friends
oil Texas should rally also f.. HALL"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25


All OF SNOW ~ CANroN-On the morning
oil the S'h OF February, 1896, the natives OF Can
ton were surprised with what must be called il
this ciiy a phenomenon. The roofs of the houses
and the " hald-patc woods were prfviyged" with
The snow winch had fallen during the night. The
severity ol the wntc1 in Canton is in some wears
extreme, and ice Is not common, hut we do not
remember having seen snow III Canton before
Ihr snow lay Yesterday mornin" two inches deep
For the two or tree previous DAYS the weather
had CHANGED from an unusual and unsca <onahlc
degree oi heat 10 the temperature of the month.
The change occurred on the 9th inst which was th,
Chinese ItIhcuHn, commencement of spring"
term The hatlvcs consider this fall of snow as a
most extraordinary event, and in general they
cannot distinguish ice from snow. The last fall of
snow which occurred in Canton was fortv-six
Years ago, in the 55Il year of kccninng. This is
remembered by white headed old native who
reports that the fall was not so heavy rs that of
Yesterday. When tho natives saw the roofs of
their houses elittcring with one uniform whcne~s.
they asked" What is thi,"-and called il
3" soo,e lail' and =" cotton" (Snow.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25
To III CONFINED.

The appropriations for 1886, including the un-
expended balances OF last year, amount to TIllR-
TN -ElGHF MILLIONS, SENENIIUNDRFD
AND THlRTN-THREE THOUSAND ONE
HUNDRED MD FORTY FOUR DOL
LARS J! A pretty round sum for an Admins
tration pledged To ECONOMY, retrenchment and re-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25
GRAND SCHEMES,

Btsldes SIOs. S2Os. &c. Nc
Tickets cloN-llaves S5-Quartcrs - 80.
Tor sale at The Lottery and Exchange Office of
J. II. AVERETr & Co.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

he Cigars imported into France, from II,va-
&C., last year, amounted in value to 5000, ono
''hcsi m 1871, to only 3,4Si,OOO francS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25
CASH FOR WHEAT

,.,, lash FOR W13AT
VIE subscribers, toue door aboye R;cb,,,, r.
~, rees,) viii give the highest V,orle, -, ,oo =
wheat throughout the Season t'N' '''
judy u"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

d OR SAlE-t Good second hand Carriage.
T.. FLETCHER
July -. Ills
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

rac,"is queer h.I. What think sos of il, Nh
Constellation
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

.1IEREYI'.S
Scw Exchange and Lottery Cfice!
GRAND SCHEME, for The 3OM JuIy 1896 10 be
dr0,cn at ihrandria, d. {.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

Heof.'cH Erpcrimcnt--A salad consisting of
mustard and crcsS NAV be produced in few minutes
by an electrical experiment. The process is to
mmrrSr the seed for few days previous in diluted
oNymuriatlc acid, then it in very light soil.
letting II be covered with metallic cover, and
next bring IN contact with the electrical machine
By the same agents employed in this process,
eggs, Uhchrcqnirc from 10 To u DAYS application
OF animal heat to hatch them, may be hatchcd in
few hours. Kahn water, apparently free from any
noyiouS anmalculr, in an hour can be rendered
full OF living insects water, in short period, de-
composed OF i,siwo component parts, oxygen and
hydrogen, and by the same power restored to its
iorncr statc and platnn, the most difficult of all
metals to melt, in a moment can he fused and cal
clncd by the discharge ola electric battery.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

S3S,733. I44
SO much for the beauties Of "Jockson and Re
farm :"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-07-25

HUMAN HORNS.-A rcmarka instance Of
horn substance growing on the head Of a female,
has recently come under the notice of a SURGEON in
Norfolk woman, near 20, residing at Rush
'.''"' near Lo"estoit, perceived, above 50 wears
SUI. hard eXcrcscrnoe growing from her head,
WHY" eraN"aly increased until it attained the length
u o's"' 'nc''r> 1t is perfectly hard and horny in
texture IN hgnrN resembling "A rams horn. and
arched over the io'ehead in singular manner.
rom It's extreme IeNgh it became constant
~ VI "''cdsihesS' ana Me woman consented to
s ,t'"o'a'' "h'cf operation HAS been successfully
'''''' ''''' lEngh,h paper
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

ice holders, and tie influence Of money /;
but, undaunled by all these formidable OBJ.
stacles, they have steadily pushed on, shoul.
der TO shoulder, anmatIng and cheering
each other, and only rendered more deter
miaed by occasional repuIse, tail they have
beaten their opponents from their strong.
holds, and have planted their flags upon the
citadel, where they now wave the proud
.agos of glorious victory. Brave and gal.
liant Wings, YOU deserve the unbounded
thanks of your brethren throughout the
Cnlted States for your indomitable perse,
yerance, and your noble exerlIons 10 rebuke
corruption, and sustain sound principles
". \. Com. Herald.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

Capture Of Stdrer.-The Spanish Slave
brig Emprcsa, "a, brought into IIayanuah
On the 18th Of last month by the British
irIgaie Nes,aI of 70 guns, Capt. Jones. The
brig was taken near The Island of Grenada
~ the 18th Sept. and has on boar6 131
slaves. The irtaaie has aIso taken three
other vessels under Portuguese colours and
sent them 10 Sierra Lconc.-Nas York
Eaq
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
CD1rlnttR;
Friday, December ,, 1885,

Legisiatire.-The Legislature Of NJ,
State met IN Raleigh on the 2lsl ut.. ana
both Houses proceeded TO the election q
Officers, &c.
10 the Senate, Hugh d. Waddell, the s.
naior irom Orange, W was elected Sea.
ker over VIM. ID. Moseley. On calling III.
roll, il appeared that 4s Senators wer, Or.
scu,-2i voted for Mr.. Waddel aud % "a,
Mr.. Mosely, one absent aud one vacancy 70
be filled-the result OF this vote shows lh,,
the senate is composed Of rs Wings sDl
- Van Buren, men. Mr.. Waddell is a5
to be talented aud dIgulhed genllemaa
iull Of the ieryeni fire Of liberty the u.
compromising Opponents Of all encrosck
men,s upon the rights Of tho people.
lnfr,ngemen,s Of the Constitution ard i :,
Vi the country.
In the House, VIM. II. Haywood, (y.B.
was elected Speaker, by majority ID I've,
votes over VIM. A. Graham (W Tatr
we're 1 Wings and Van Buren, nap ],
sent, l Wing Mr. Smallsood O. Beaui,r
voted for Mr.. Haywood. THIS vote sAa.
the state Of parties IN the House to " d
Van Bureuiles 10 so Wings See Legnl
tive proceedings on first psge.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

We have nni a. Yet received returns fred
all the counties IN this Siale. Five ruaal
10 he heard from. The 90 counties bear.
from, give for Van Burn 23,703, Whtl
%, s54-majouiy 26i9. The other CTS
ties may rrduee this majority. A. 5000 q
full returns rs received We shall publish thea
Nas Jcrey.-Tbe mails, since cor as
paper, have co0hrmed The good new, Sha
Nc announced ~ postscript on Saiurir'l
The Nr~ York Express u FRIDAY ior.S-
- tie fnllos,ng statement. he JersY
Wings have struck With the same ,ssc
aud ,iT.-c, against Presidsni,al rterusstns
IA 1885 as their fathers, the jersey Bus,
did against k,ngly PretogaiI'e IN lii6.
Our expresses have all arrived ifOm Nsv
Jersey, bringing Us uscounls from all iar'
Of tho State. They are not all otliciaI, o@
IA the man may be relied upoo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02
Attention .-The A

Included Constitution ot the State requires,
that "lhe Returns Of every Election for
Governor shaIl bo sealcd Up and froRsmit.
I'D TO the Sat e Government by the sc
turning Officers, directed to the SPEAKER Of
the Senate, ~ho shall open aud pnb!lsh them
"a the presence ol a maInrriy Of the Mem
bets OF both Houses Of the General As
.rutbly.'
Our notice has been drawn TO this sub,
pct, from the circumstances Of some very
intelligent Sheuhs having sent on Cerhf.
cate Of The number II rates gwen Cor the
several candidates Tor Governor, instead u
the Rapras' themselves kept by the
Poll keepers. The Assembly Is 10 com
pare the Polls and declare Who Is elected
aud must u course, have the Polls or lists
as they were returned from the different Pre-.
ctucts. The Shruiis are not authorized 10
declare The result 10 the several Counties o.
give amy Certificate about II. They are
In seal up aud transmit the Returns 10
the Speaker oil the Senate, &c" These
Returns must be made, under heavy pc.
nalttcs, IN time for the result To 10 made
known, 80 that the Governor elect may
qualify and enter on his duties on he first
IF January merit.
II " hoped that the different Newspapers
Of the State will insert this notice, that The
error, Il general, may be corrected.-R. Reg.
Sirih Jndicidi Circuit.-ln pursuance Of
previous notice, the Members oil the Bar Of
the Sixth Judicial District. IN attendance AZ
the Superior Court ol Lincoln County, held
meeting on the 9th INST. for the purpose
Of taking into consideration the grievances
under which the clttZens and members OF
the Profession IN that District labor, from
the delay IN the administration Of justice
and the proprioty of adopting some meas.
ures which may secure u remedy for the
evil.
After discussing tho subject at length, q
Committee af three persons was appointed
to draw up Memorial 10 the Legislature,
and transmit the same to the Governor,
with a request TINT he should present the
subject 10 the consideration Of the LegisIa.
,ufe.-ib.
MILLEDcEvILLE Nov. IL.
Embezslemem Of The Mdi-Noah Muir.
ray and George w. Pratt, Stage Drivers.
we're tried in the L. s. District Court, which
has Just closed It's sessions IN MlledgeviIle.
found guilty OF embezzling from the Mail,
between this place aud Augusta, letter
containing a draft, and sentenced 10 ten
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

Ia announcing The " hie Triumph 20 VI
Jersey, "a the Electoral election. We ral
add The equally, Il no, more impot'an, ~.
cess oil the Shole Congressional ticket,
well rs the election OF the Wing eandioas
{ Mr.. Chl,wood) ,o supply the vacancy
the present Congress, made BY the rcasol
ton Of Mf. Dtckerson.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

Nep York and Baltimore w ha, a nc.
Die contrast do the cities Of New York aud
Baltimore Of 1896, present 10 New York
and Baltimore Of 1882 Hard AID severe
has been the struggle Of the " hlgs IN those
cities, cooiendlng, as they have had to Dc,
against, disciplined hosts, the power Of Of.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

'Odictal. TIE oshsr rounils, reported BY ~
temeu duect fiosn their coauiirs.- MAI faif-
Ndr Hdmpxhirc.-'rhe anncstd no't'
from the New York Commercial Advert
ser, comprises nearly all that Ne know r.
latiye - the Nev HAMPSHIRE election, an-
gives the substance, We presume, OF all 'ai-
slll be known.
Nar Hampshire. Il he election 10 Ia''
Hills State took place no, long since 81
when se cannot exactly say since We haHI
never though, It Of importance enough q
look atier--Seli knowing ina, il sould y
taken care OF by Governor Till. Ii lstsI
phailcally his Dominion. Politically ri
People belong 10 hIus--nnd he had loas6
since transferred the VOTES to Mr.. Van VI
req. We have ~, heard oil any Opposite
10 ihls arrangement.
Pennsylvania. The Harrisburg Repof
or contains the official returns OF the la''
election ~ Pcunsy Iyana from all The coosI
ties except Mexican aud Pike, which shof
the following result
For Van Butcn a09hl
Harrison s65le
31ll
In Tennessee returns from 81 ccunl''
give the following aggregate votes Wing
32,0ll, Van Buren, 23,1sl--l0 counties \
hear from. The State has no doub! goIs
for White.
In hentUcky ,wenty.six counties give
Harrison 9,7sA, Van Buren 0,3i5, ""
Harrison tickle, has prevailed ~ the s'l''
by large majority So also 10
Iadidna.-We have reported inaJan'''
IN this State from 40 counties, which g.i"l
IN the aggregate, for Harrison la,7ss, V"
Buren, i,2ll.
From Illinois we have favorable rePorh
hot they are not sufficient to warrant w
cIdcd opinion as to the result OF the elee"'I
A letter 10 the editors from Mount CarIn'
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1836-12-02

VIRGINIA IS ANNEXED TO NEw YORK
much after the manner that Bonapart de-.
ciared t-lt Holland was annexed to France.
Virginia has Jniued the Northern Coaftdcr.
ocy, aud voted for the candidate y no recely
ed the entire abolition vote Of the country.
This event forms an epoch IN her history,
particularly as Ct is the first vote that V,r
gina has ever given for President north
Of the Potomac.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-14
DIR. p EFT Frs
Anti Billions Pills.

These pills are composed entirely of yese,ab,cl
Itnstrr, and wien taken according 10 u. directions
which accom pany ,hem, arc highly beneficial in1
Ithc cure and prevention of al B!ious complaints
They oct especially unpon The livrr, when in a
,,o-p:d condition. carving of iasyr quantity off
bile. ihrnngh The influence Of the exec ncni iunc-
E;;au, which il xui!rred to rrnsiu in t.e syg,cgn,3
would produce either jaundice, Liver CoEpisiu.s]
IB,llious Fever ferer and Asuc, or some st.cla
'zsicrous bodily aiictIaa. In al cascs oftDIpcr 81
!',hc bowels, shcy act Ikea cia,n.
As an uu.; dyapcp:ic and dnser pill thcy are In
valuable Many persona who wcre subfc fcs IN vio-
lent attacks Of xsck headache havc bcrn pcffcctis
'rrrrd ~ few wrecks by their use Those rho asc
subject to that distressing complaint, sra.sekgessl
10y skine portion or tao Of thcai Few days pre-
.yens 10 eahaskios on board tlc Yesscl, VII! be al
l,ros, certain 10 cscspr H. Erssalcs can use tcm]
.. all pcriods, wiiiant ncurr.as auy risk Persons
going 10 OF 30 southern climate Should by AT
smran, take Saa.e Of ,lsrse pills with sscm. Ihrif
syir,ncs will remain rnimpared fnr years IN any ci
naic. No family should be without these pills a.
fporion af tiicn, takru occasionally, would he tsf
laeaus OF ;'srrrntn1 n,Sch rrfrring f.om sickness
is from ncg'cc; pi keeping upa regular pcrisiaiiic
action ofttr stomach and iaGrls thus suffering TOD
be ahsn:srd and mius.--i w.lstc blaed: thassimi-
lated fields. thu; u,oa. diseases pr'tuced DR.
r. itcE confident; ,.sai no person who g,vca iarsc
pills fair trial, will ever aler ieel willing 10 bel
!wf,i,nut thcg..
They contain no particle Of Mercury, or ary in
yrrdcnt lisa, does no; act in haImcuy With health
and oppose dixrasc.
DR.. r. wistcs il particularly understood tha,
,hosr pills possess hcsrfeiul Qualities .ndcpcndt.
nf thrr Purgaiisc easeis; tlcy aic toih tnnc and
sicahslsaeait acting upon the ,rc,cting and cShS!
seut funeiiess; ihas s,rrn2 lAsnsng the patient,
!uhilc they rtaorc ahs,rss,.oas Medic acs u hieh
posse~ m eskeI excepting eathart.e qsaiitira, &c
bl'ta,e ihr iairp, and ihci. repeated nv iays "a.
.'"nada'!oa cf . long catalogue Of Chronic d,sca.
.ss..
DR. T. having tsca educated u.der the mos,
Comment American and European medical psa:cs.
so.s and psarl hs profession Gany rcars in ilc
Souf; ~hcr diaascs of The mos, .hsiinsir rt,arac
',es p'erail, considers himself well qualified D
!Judsr en- the nature OF diseases inci1rn, 10 warm
;ciiu,s!rs.
Prepared and snld by Josrrh Ptie<tly Prlers, Al
~ =. his lna:iiaunn Tor tho cure Of obs,iusir ds.
aaars, BY nraa, oi vssc:2b'c roa.cdiea, No.. l1
Liberty s:nrt New YORK, inventor and sric PRO.
r,or. Each baS cen,a.,s ~ pills. price 50 ern's
The above valuable Medicines may hc obtained
a, The Drug S'o,c ot YOUNG s. M'kAiN. L
Camden, May, ls36.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-05-14
JOHN FERGUSON, Ki;ns.a.
(.u.ufr,ros March VI. lSS.i

] ras se,.rd nisou. ,hrrc years since with lis
sucss;ng Rheumatism caused 10y taking scrcIs
Eco!d while under The ,n!lurncc at nnirGrr, A.
(which has disabled inr iron, business ncs Cyc'
ssdnoc During thus rcnod have besa latent IN
Sihc Msrino Hospital in this C: ,.,~Asas OF four
snon,hs nearly, and tho sanr !ns', o. Time IN the
Bslu,n"rc Hospital and f,ta alincsi every rne.
Shy, ith little bcrsf. Or ti.~ ii'.h II February
asp al thai tine ..c.l able 10 about urar,
IerGtcs,rs, -omp,cHec' ..e usc Of Ic iad.sn'l
tfana.ra- Va ono -,n;.!. focad inysclf cn,irc!y
srrr~d fi,,n H. va. md am no.: happy 10 state
4 ia.: feel my ,clf Perfectly well
WM TUCKER, II .uSrket.s
= IRE FOR SCRoFULouS ULCERS
Nrw loRK, Sept 10. ls;0,
This may certify ,lo, IN the fail OF ic25, vas
'@sizrd '.ii!, swelling in neck und lace which
afterwards u!cc,a,cd and bccame largo ghas,ly ul.
..ccrs in my neck Al trying several Physician,
10 no advantage. wcnito Philadelphia ard pl.e d
|.ayscli under The Gaze Of Drs. Physic aud Beach.
,u hcn slrr repeated salvation 10 no eff c, wns
pronounced totally incn,ab!c. Afterwards tool
!,wcn,r bottles of Swain Psnacca and eight bottles
!of foitcf's Ca,ioiicon, with no material benefit
iDcapaung of life. which had now became y bur.
then 10 NC. returned in my parents in New York
:in lE2J. and gave my self rp 10 lingrrin, death
Hearing Of the great success Of THE lsDIASs Pa
lsA.E,. however. III cases similar 10 my own, was
|persuadct to ty II, as lns, rcsor, To my great,
surprise rs ~ Il as satisfaction, soon found tnssel
Irspdy recovering and upon taking seven bni,Ic..
'hc ulcers ne.l,l and becamcpcs'rct!y well in ,hc|
course ri two months, and have remained so cvcr
sincc. make this statement and wish II published
FOR the benefit OF those who suffering undo, 81 !
Dar scroiuous or syphilnc Affections tha, the u
may know what has cuecd vnc who has suffered
every thing bnt DEATH and who consider. his life
savcd By the above syrup. WM. uiNUAN.
The above Medicine may be bad at
WILLIAM REYNOLDS
DRUG STOitt CAMDEN, s G.