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think IT hight, on his departure. 10 ca, Al
lnia'of OF The altainmen,s OF a gentleman 'at much
greatly esteem. whom
THOMAS COOPER, NJ. d. L.In
Columbia, 5. Carolina. ID.
From Gen, hoCeyt y. Hay"e, La1eiq Senator ofa, !.
Ed. w. Johnston, Esq has for some t,,na -.
the Editor Of the Columbia Telescope and fI : oeen
an OF ). Carolina College. During that .'9'afi-
has written much in our Periodicals. liz a'oo' he
tleman. distinguished by grace and b,ill,," gen
s'y,e as a writer his extensive literary inform,,,ao
and ms accurate acquaintance with the Cl,saa''ioh
have no doubt that in any literary emploxmss.
tlng these qualifications, he could render equ''
BILE service to the Public. ROBT. Y. HAYNFtP'"-
For terms, &c. see separate advertiseme,,
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Owe NT.S.DRED .gCRES,

More or less, aud includes the Mansion House. At
the same time aud place, there will he sold one
seventh part Of the remainder in the Mill Lot of sd
acres, 10 which Mrs. Nancy Ruckcr is entitled for life.
The sale will be for cash, aud will take place at the
house of said Willis Ruckcr.
The sale will be made in pursuance of a decree of
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chanccry.
for the county Of Amherst, made at the september
term, 1887, in the case of Rober,son's Admir-. VS..
Rucker. JOHN COLEMAN,
Sheriff of Amherst county, and Com'r.
Ariil 10 tbs
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Nav II

NIRGlNIA-N rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir
' cut superior Court of Law and Chancerv for the county
OF Campbell, on Monday the seventh day of May, 1913.
Maurice IL. Garland, administrator of Archibald Robertson,
deceased, Planln,
AGAINST
George W. Galloway, executor of John Galloway, d9ce"1,-
ed, Sackyilc King, late Sheriff of Campbell, and as snoh' IA
ministrator of flames G. Moorman, decd. Francis tallawhE, na-
mlnlstrator de benis non with the will annexed OF !ohh ."'"
way, deceased, and in his own right, Henry Ward, ne.i9Ie y
john Galloway, deceased, Cathnrine ". Hewitt ana W I'M" nv,
\. lIe"i i'll, infant children and heirs at law OF sally levitt
deceased, by Josiah Sleppcrson appointed their euardian m'
Item, John Hewitt, " lillian Butler and Doshea ms WIZ, ~
shea Galloway, james c.. Galloway, John e. 1a,,a"",'
George Galloway, William ). Galloway, Matilda 'ainWns'
John Gillespie, George Gillespie, William Stone ana Ilia"
beth his vile, Joir Smith, German Jordan, curator OF It 4,
tate OF William Arthur, deceased, Jumes Arthur, si mn
thur. Barnabns Arthur, Jane Arthur, james Farmer and ,nmr
beth his wife, William Porter, Ezekiel Porter, Alfred ! "u,
lillian Bowyer and Mildred his wife, William Do"ns ~,
Nancy his wifi, Jehn Fosdick, William Fosdnck, all PM Nv
the said William Bowyc and William Dowds J hers y " OF
of the said William Arthur, deceased, and also heirs al Nv ~
William &. Arthur, deceased, who was one OF the hchn ,9 a. an
of the said William Arthur, deceased, Jacob Early, " lnI am
Miller, administrator de bonis non of Nathaniel Cfensia"' w
ceased, and Mark Anthony, Defendants
IL CHANCERY.
The defendants, George w Galloway, Henry Caiia"",'
James G. Callawuy, John G. Galloway, George Calia"as'
William :. Galloway, Matilda Galloway, John GnleFpp,
George GildsIie, William Stone and Elizabeth his vie, ,a"'1I
Arthur, Isham Arthur, John fostick, William Fosdick' IN
Jacob Early, not having entered their appearance and e h'n
security according To the Act of Assembly and the rules o ',
court, and it appearing by satisfactory evidence th"i me. H.
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, il is ordered ina wv
said defendants do appear here on The first day of The neNtstp.
tembcr Term, and answer the bill OF the piaunlii, ana un
of this order he. forthwith inserte III some ncwslap,
published in the town of I~ynclhurg, for two months y.
siycls, and posted Mt the front door of the court house Oh ''
county. A~topy-Tcstc, ,,u
MAJ Il ""
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RI. q
MARTIN, SAEsDN DAVIS.

Az + removed their establishment to The House
IL recently occupied by Mr. Il. b. Norvell, oppo
site Messrs. II. b. Richards X Co. Hard ware Store,
where they respectfully invite their friends and tho
public to give them a call, and examine their large,
excellent and very cheap assortment of DRY
GOODS, &c. &c; 10 which they are daily making
very interesting additions.
Octobcr % Is
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T appears by the following information given To the public
v DIR. Rowland of tins city, that the much talked ot
Matches Sanativc is indeed what 1t processes to bean eth
cieut and valuable medicine, worthy the serious attention OF
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.xH1N.f

ENRON THE SUBSCRIBER, living near Am
J. herst Court House ON Tuesday The 9th nlt.,
"a Negro MAN named Office torpilcus,)
he is about % years old, very black, ) feet g or 10 in
ces high. strong aud active. remarkably brisk. partic-
ularly when ina good hunor le is a good carriage
driver. and discovers considerable genius III CaIpen-
tiers tools. He had ON when lie left me, a claret
frock coat, much faded, and a high crowned fur
hat about half worn his other clothing not lecol-
Iected. As he eloped withont any cause known To
me, am induced to think he has procured Free
Papers. will give Eff"TE' DOLLARS
If taken out ofthis State, and a lib
eraI rewardlt lac is apprellcnded in this State, to-
gether with all reasonable charges.
II. l.. BROWN.
April Wis
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KENDALL COURSE EACEs.-Balhmore.

KENDALL COURSE EACES.-Bait@'ort
FuuKru D,Y.
May ll.-Joehcy Club Prrsr' $780, Tour mile
heats.
J. s. Ga,fison's bl h Cyprus, by Industry, dam by
Mark Anthony-sx years uld-llO ibs-'ohn iia,'-
man
]. II Teai,lfsb Il Master Henry by Henry
dam Ly T.lipsr-j Years old-ll0 lbs.
Dr.. Dnysl'- b II Prince George, ty Industry. dr.
Time-7.j1-- 5-a.
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CENTRAL COURSE RACES.

thEi
cwee,s,,kes far three wear olds-S300 entrance
1900 lo,i,l,-mlle hcats-li enrricS-3 siarted,-
George l.. Siocke't's br C sam Brow" gr.
by Sussex, out of the dam Of Cippus : !
Richard Adams ria c by Timoleoo' dam
Iris, by William :
James NJ. Sclden's br c by SUSSEX our Oh
the dam OF Miss Phillips ) df'
Time |. .55-l. js1-2. 0js-A very interesting
race.
SECOND DAY.
UfIacsday-Sweepstakes for three years old
mile heals $500 entrance, 500 ioiieit-ten subscfi-
bers-four started.
Vim. Wynn's b c John Linton, ny Luzpo-
rough dam Fint,lla. l j
J. NJ. Seljcn's chi by Sussex, and Of the
dam OF AuD Psee Z
French 4 Goodwyn's b fby Tarpedon dam,
Rassclas d
J. Heirs b c. by Fylde, dam by SIR Arthy . us
Time 5l-l. 5j.
This is the best mile race ever run over this course,
aud was won very %haudIly, the winner taxing the
lead before the first quarter and maintained II to the
end.
TniRp DAY.
7hnrsday. Mar I7.-Prop,ictor's Purse $500,
three nile heats.
Mr.. MeCareo's Charles Carter
Nj. Ga,r,son's Sally Bertrand .
Mr.. Siocket's Mary Seiden =
Halc's Fanny Wyatt 3 dis.
Mr.. Adams JulIa Hurton 3 dt.
kcndalls Louisa Lee Or.
Time. 5l-6m.
Charles carter took the Grsl heat, passing Sally
Bdrtaand on The quarter stretch home, she having
Lad the two mile aud three quarters. On the see
ond heal he took the track AT starting and MAINTAIN
ed II throughout, coming home IN a gallop. fah"y
IpyaH. who was evidently in very bad order, ft out
OF The distance. Before starting Fanny wyatt was
taken against the field 1910 100.
FouRTn DAY.
~ -, NJ, 10 I,cl.N tIuh burSp nl . OOO-
-four mile heats.
w. McCarg"'s b c Duane, =
!. B.kend,lls b Bailic Pcyton, 2 DIR
james :. Garrison's, b h Stockton, dis.
Time. 42A-7, 5S4.
The FIRST heat Of this race is said TO have been the
tastes, ever run in this. country, except the first heat
in the great match between Henry and Eclipse. Bal
lie Pcyton took the lead at the stand aud YVES never
passed. He was ridden by asmal boy, who carried
fourteen pounds clear weight, and was unablct to pull
Inn IN in any part Of The heat. The second heat was
won after a severe struggle for three miles and ahalt.
peyton gave 1t MP, aud they both came home IN n
canter, Duane about ten lengths ahead. The three
first miles of tins heat were run IN D. los. Bailic
Pcyion never having been supported by the boy Tor a
single Jump and being rather high in flesh. was with
drawn, by the ownc, at the solicitation Of his friends,
aud Duane gallopel round for the third heat and
took the pursc.-"Thcy will meet again IN Pin
lippi." Ten thousand dollars have been offered for
BaIie Pcyton, aud declined.
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Il CMANCERY

The defendant, David +. Scott, not having enterad his ap.
pearance and given security according to the Actof Assembly
and the rules of this court, and it appearing by satisfactory ev-
ldence that he is not an inlabitan, of this Commonwealth, it's
ordered that the said defendant do appear here on the first
day of the nest september Term, and answer the bill of The
plaintiff, and that IA copy of this order be forthwith, inserted
in some newspaper published in the town of L%ynchburg, for
two months successfully, and posted ut the front door Of the
Court House of this county.
\ ~Copy-Tcste, JOHN ALEXANDER Cfk.
Nav 81 WIN
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q . q . q . . q .

We, the undersigned practitioners OF mcdicinc in Germany,
are well aware, that 10y our course We may forfeit the friend.
ship of some ofthc faculty hut not of its benevolent members,
who arr uuinnucncch by selfish motives. Though we shall
refrain from an IMPRESSION of our opinion, either of the sound
ness or unsounlncss of DIR. G~oclckc's new doctrines, we are
happ, 10 say that we deem his Sanat,c too valuable moi Il
generally known; for what our eyes behold and our ears hear.
we must believe.
We hereby state, that when DIR Louis Olon Goelickc first
came before the German public, as the pretended discoyercr
Ola new doctrine aud a now Medicine, We held him in the
highest contempt, believing and openly pronouncing him To
be Il base inpoStor and the prince of quRcks. But, ON hearing
So much said about the SanatIyc, against II and for II, we were
induced. from motives of curiosity merely, to make trial of its
nputed virtues upon n number OF our moSi hopeless patients
aud we now deem It our buunlen duty (even at the expense
-four self INTEREST," publicly to acknowledge its mighty efica-
CIV, III curing not only consumption, but other fearful mala-
dies, which we have heretofore believed incurable. Our con-
tempt Tor the dlsccverer OF this medicine was at once swallow.
ed up in our utter establishment at these unexpected results
and as an amends for our abuse of him, we do frankly cont.s /,
10 the world, that we believe him n philanlhropiSt, VII, does
honor to the profession and 10 our country, which gi.c -
birth.
The recent adoption Of this medicine into some Of our 10
ropean Hospitals is a sufficient guaranty that 1t performs all
IT promises. II needed not our testimony, Tor wherever il is
used, II is It's own best witnsss.
HERMAN ErMrlLER, VI. ID.
WALTER VAN GAuTr, NJ, ID,
ADoLPHus WERNER, VI. ID.
Germany, r.t0rAft 10, 1886.
u Tho Undersigned are agents for the sale of the
above Medicine IN l.ynclhurg.
MARTIN x LATHAM.
November le Won
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LAND FOR SAFE.

|NllERE will be sold, upon the premises. at pub
4 lie auction. on the 25th day of May, 1888, the
Tract of Land whereon Willis Rucker at present
resides, on the waters OF Harris Creek, in the coun-
" OF Amherst. This tract cnnt,ins
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SURGICAL ~INsTRUMENTs.
PUBLIC BUILDING.

H'IlE Undersigned having been appointed by the
J. County Court of Amherst for that purpose,
are now ready to receive proposals tot the building
OFFS JAIL for SAID county. 1t Is desired that pro-
posals be offered before the approaching May Court,
at winch time II s~expected the building will be let.
The plan and details OF the building may be seen at
the Clerks Ofice, and any Information touching the
same will be furnished BY the undersigned.
LINDSEY COLEMAN,
DAVID S. GARLAND,
JAMES POWELL,
WM. {. CHRISTIAN,
Commissioners.
Amherst {. II. May 10. t2lM
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VTIIiGINIt-tt rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Cir.
' cut Superior Court of Law and Chancerv for the c, ,n1y
of Campbell, on Monday the seventh day OF May, eighteen
hundred and lIrty-risl'.
Charles IL. Lynch, executor Of Anselm Lynch. deceased,
Plaintiff,
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TOASTS

BY the President, The State System of Internal
lmprovcmcnt-lt is destined. II completed, To RAISE
the good old State Of Virginia TO that proud emf
ncnce among the members OF tins coniederacy which
she ought OF right TO occupy.
By Jno. Adams, Esq. Onr brethren of the West
Did they ask fox Rail Road 10 bring them To our
protection during the last war ! Shall we refuse
them one now, to bring their produce To our markets
to enrich ourselves!
BY John l.. Urshur The State of Virginia i:
she has awakened from her long slumber-her march
TO greatness is onw ard-her sons are rallyIng under
the banner of Internal lmprovement-may the ttai-
torous han that is raised to strike her proud flag
be p~aralyzed in the attempt.
by Lieut.. George =. Upshur 4 judicious and
liberal system OF Internal improvement. the only
policy which can rcsuscitate the languishing com
mcrcc of the Old Dominion, and turn back the fear
iul tide Of emigration, which now threatens at no very
distan, day to depopulate her territory.
by John II. WInder The cities of Virginia
doomed to decay, till The genius of Internal Im-
provcment shalt bid them rise.
by John Segar, Esq. The flag of Internal Improve
ment, of n lbcralbut iudIoioul system it has been I'M
iutlcJ x will never be struck until our good old VIZ
e'nia shall have bound her East and her West by in
dIsSoluble ties, enriched her people and redeemed her
sell from her present state OF commercial vassalage.
BY William Anderson Stuart, Pcyton. Tunstall,
Cabell. Watkins and Sherrard With the cause of In
Iernal Improvement IN such hands, il has nothing to
fear. We are sorry we could not send you help from
Northampton.
BY Lewis Carpenter The cause Of Int nal
1mpiovemsn', like the cause OF Freedom, 1T must sue
coed.
" God prosper the cause oh il cannot but thrive,
W ltle the pulse of one patriot hear is alive,
Its devotion TO feel, the cause 10 maintain;
oh how saintcd by sorrow lis martyrs will die.
The finger OF glory shall point where they lie
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Testimony No. !.
letter from H. r. Sherwood, Esq, Ncp York.
y q . . 9 y y . q q

DIR. ID :. Rowland,-Sir, About the middle of July last, l
accidentally noticed i'll II newspaper the ndvcrts mcnt of
the MHtchless Sanaiive, for when pc.crved you were n
gent, aud which protested to be a sovereign remedy for Con
SUMPTION.
A. NV wife was then fast wasting away with this dreadful
cndenvoring to restore her tn health without success, stepped
over 10 his house and asked him il he had any objections to
her taking this new medicine. lie replied, that " he was per
ftetly willing Mrs. Sherwood should take that or any other
medicine she mi ht choose, but lac thought could do her no
good, as her lungs gcrc rdpiHy consuming and no human means
straw, aud the SanatIyc being recommended by three physi-
cIans Who had used II in their practice, she concluded To give
II u trial. ] sent and purchased a phal, which she commenced
taking three tunes n day, giving n free indulgence To her APP
petite according to tina directions. by pursuing this course,
she suffered considerable for he frstcighf or ten days, but was
shortly able to eat and drunk freely, without the least inconye-
.niencc.
Within four weeks from her frat using the medicine, her
feeble and wasted form begnn to put on new strength and she
has been gaining iron, day to duy until the prcscn, moment, To
the utter n~stonislmcn of our family physician and friends.
She is now enjoying n comfortable Though not perfect
state of health, Is able to be about the house and to attend
church.
Mrs. Sherwood and myself are both fully of the opinion, aud
so are all who know her remarkable case, that she oRcs IN" he
10 the Sanatirc atone and rs there are probably many CON
sumpti,e persons i'll the United States, who have not vet hcotd
onhis medicine, measures ought speedily to be adopted to have
itnorc generally known,
A Number of persons in this ncighhorhood, understand.
re taking il for other SCI iou' complaints, with very great ben
fit.
think DIGGING to the South, with my family sometime this
fall, and in case do, | will proclaim the virtues OF the Sauna
tive in that quarter for although some Of the PLY sicians here
are actively opposed To II, do sincerely believe it saved m,
wife from an opening grave.
Ii YOU think this letter will serve the public good, YOU arc a
liberty To publish it.
Respectfully, &c. II. +. SHERWOOD
IpstlpUy Ma -
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HIIRGINIi-it a Court. held for Franklin County, at the
\ Courthouse, the Cd day Of April, 1888.
Daniel Stoncr, plaintiff, against Nathaniel Pearcy, Oey
Mcador, and Jonathan Hardy, Defendants.
Is CHANCFRY.
The Defendants, Otcy Mcador and Jonathan Hardy, not ha-
wing entered their appearance, and given security, according
To the act OF the general Assembly, and the rules OF tins court,
and ii appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not
inhabitants Of this commonwealth" On the motion Of the Plain
til, bs counsel, it is ordered that the sand otcy Meador aud
Jonathan HARDY, do appear here on the first Mondn, IN June
next and answer the hill Of the Plaintiff, and t,aia copy OF ths
ordJr he torti~i it'll inserted in the L%ynchhurg Nreinlan, Tor ivy"
months successfully, and posted at the front door oil tho
Court-huusc of this county.
A copy-Tcsts,
NJ. G.. CAREER, u. c.
April Is WIN
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NlIGlNi\ :-\ta Court held Tor i5edinri county, at the
' court honSc, The 2fI day of ApriL, one thousand eight
hundred and titrtv-cight:
Bird :. Lc1wich, Piaintir.
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The defendant Jesse Fugua, not having entered his u,-
peaTrncc and given security, according 10 tn. at OF Assembly
and the rules OF HIS court, and it appearing to the Satisiacl ion
oil tins court that he l. not an inhahIIant of this commonwealth,
1t Is ordered, that the said defendant appear here on the
fourth Non@ay in July next, and answer the bill of the PLAIN
TN, and that a copy Of this order be forthwith published
IN the lNnchDurg Nrgniuu, for two months successfully,
and posted at the front door of the courthouse of this county.
y Copy-Ttstc.
RIO. &. MITCHELL, {. r. c.
April 80 WV
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April l6

AIRGiNlA-At rules held in the Clerks Office OF the 'r-
' cult Superior Court of Law aud Chancery for the county
# nnpbrll, ON Monday the seventh day oil May, eighteen hun
drcd and ihirty-cight.
james u. Taylor, Plaintiff,
against
Armi-tcad Long and John Rosser, Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant, Arnistcad Long, not having entered MS ap-
pcurancc and given security according to the Act of Assembly
and the rules ofthis court, aud it appearing by sadsacto. et-
idrucc that he is not AN inhalitant of This Commonwealth, II Is
orIcreifiInt the said defendant do appear here ON the first day
a. 1lc next September Term, and answer the bill of the PLAIN
~. aud that a copy of this order be forthwith inserted in soma
eN>u"pcr published III the town OF - ncIIlurs, for tno months.
successfully, and posted at the front door of The court louseot
this county. A~Copy-Tostc,
JOHN ALEXANDER, GIN.
Nav II WIN
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To the Citizens OF Virginia.
DIP. AEHL.

Is finished hi professional tour through a part Of the
J j Union. lii Medicines gave general satisfaction, of
~ hifh Testimonials. are nutlcod IN all the Virginia aud Other
Southern new papers. The demand for his remedies il 80 ra-
pldly inere asing IN the South, particularly M the state of n-
eini1, that he found II necessary 10 remove his office from New
y ofk 10 The city of RICHMOND Virginia. where II will
be permanently kept open, on Nam street, opposite the FanH-
Rnnk. II Lie snln al LIS frlnlnnirh
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a e. A IL I'd
DIR. =. ". FISHER,

TNENDERS his services to the Citizens of I. liberty
q and It's vicinace. FioHI an experience of several
years pracllce, and by asSidnous attendance to his
profession, he hopes 10 merit a share Of the pul lie
patronage. lie may be found at Mr.. Terry's liolcl.
or at his Office, a few doors below.
April Is
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S.l.rXTIrE.

NJ + have just received a second supply of this
w invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN & LATHAM.
Feb n
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Samuel Garland, Maurice II. Garland, David W. Quar-.
and Jesse Fuqua, Defendants,
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ANTI-.ypnrIITIC mo,cine !

/ celebrated for Il speedy and perfect removal Of GouorTlIru and
elect.
stngp Tlis neH,;ro :
i, an Iaaa,.si i,-arJe,- +, c.,t,in remedy md n,La, "ah
-, - - 30 hi, The Ln1o,u C,,,E,e -, i;aiia
Eo,. fnII NJ n,,,,rnlar account of Dr knLT. noJciro.
their p,ons,t1ss and nature, aee /" The Medical Adyeytiscr :"
,I,..h - ~ 4. 81 ,,,,,s al Dr KubIs oacc NJ - H. -.
H., MI ' ~ '' " "e'"
; -" From the Washington GloLc.
"e 'Fi II oi u's :" ", !, W. n ""
~ o ~ MUM 'en "" - W. .', y "hd great success d
~ n"n n : ii 81. =. Is 49, niaa fa ~, ,a", 80 n"a ,a o,u.rau.
Va WI i'"' ~ " - w NV" '''""
'",'i =. H., I'm, 10 !, I. ~
: 40 ne'eb, eeiniY, ma. apm n 'ne ~ u January, ! a
80, .'JJ ", v ,na,a, hcnn,a,is, ,,l., a.ar .ns nm
On mankind sa IA" as can learn The s. Of ,,crv l mIh aos
taken from me, besides "a tremendous swelling NJ every joint,
fever with the snipe, and attended with the most cxcruciating
pain Ind ever endured. lrlel all remedies, that were re-
comneudahle for the same, but 10 no effect. !, by accident
was informed that Dr.. kulil wasat Orange Court House. !
sent Tor hun iminednaielY, md by applying his medicines |
felt II elnngein less tllan AN hour aiicr lac came. The mcdi-
cines used, were the liestoreroi the Blood, Aromatic Extract,
cold Mine Balsan. Universal Plaster and Depurative Pow
der. therefore recommend lIls treatment To all those laboring
under at1irtion rs given under my hand and seal, this 18th day
OF March, 1881.
H.. - JO1N ENTON
Nenr Orange Court House, Va.
DR.. hnhi, notwithstanding The statement in the above GER
titieate, wishes 10 he understood, that IN general, cures cam
u" W ~ - INV =" ,I, IN aa T"h T., ,no "ntn ,Em m'y ~ muo
IL IiBAAH W AlHA IhbI iIIA- Nv I' iItAI NE blHI hE. 1t hI1.
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in all benereal Disorders, n certain remedy ; and other medi-
eines for diseases 10 which the human frame is most liable.
For a full aud particular account of Dr. kuhI's medciuc-.
their properties and nature, see " The Medical Advertiser"
which nay be had gratis ut DIR. kuhl's office, or Of his agents
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ReSforcr Of The BLOOD.

For chronic and other Diseases, whether produced by bile
from internal morbid matters, arising from badly cur
ed old disorders, from the use oil ne rcury, cnluiEel, bark, &c
or in femalesl from the change OF life, as specified in the Med
zeal AIyeft-.r