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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

VIIRGINIA-Ata Court held for Franklin Couh'
' Court house, the ID day Of April, 1888. , -, Oey
Daniel Stoner plaintiff, against Nathaniel rear an,s
Meador, and Jonathan Hardy, pe'"
In CHANCERY. ,b,.
The Defendants, Otey Meador and Jonathan aros ordns
wing entered their appearance and given security % court
to the ofthe general Assembly, and the rules arc
and appearing by satisfactory evidence 'na' c PLAIN
inhabitants of this commonwealth On the mooh :" and
ii by counsel it is ordered that the said Otey IN June
Jonathan Hardy do appear here on the hst Moh"
and answer the bill Plaintiff, and that coP'
order be forthwith inserted in the Lynchbrg vfeh Of
months successfully, and posted at the front uo''
Court house of this county
copy-Tes,s, . c,pprR PC.
" " WIN -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
syn. HOUSE .7.ND LOT, .T;s3
glmT In the Town of LoviDgston. ESi.u

therefore offer private sale it is situated IN
most commanding and desirable part Of the town.
the house is large and roony, with all necessary out
buildings the lot well enclosed, the houses and all oil
the fixtures are nearly new and well suited for Pro-
fesslonal gentleman Of any character, having room
well fixed for Medical gentleman, Merchant OF
Lawyer. 4 purchaser may be well assured, that sat
isfactorv cred, will be given. have discretona-
~ power in that respect. ! wni take pleasure IN
showing this property TO any person wishing to pur-
chase. My address, is Lovingston, Nelson county,
Virginia.
All persons indebted to the estate Of Lorenzo ID.
Astrop, deceased, are respectfully requested TO make
immediate payment, as indulgence will be given.
Those having claims against him, will please make
them known that arrangements may be made for
then payment. HARDIN PEkklNS,
Executor of Lorenzo d. Aisrop, decd
May %. wtds
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Mrs. Mckinley COrsctt,.

4 SMALL lnvoice OF this justly celebrated
"A Ornament, this day TO hand of new shapes
end designs, and beautifully finished.
ROBINSON Il ELLIOTT.
April 10 Is
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AMHERST MILLS.

NIRGlNlAAt rules held in the Clerks Office of the Cir.
cult superior Court Of Law and Chanccry the county
of Campbell on Monday the seventh day May eighteen
dred and tlHrty-eight.
James ID. Taylor, Plaintiff
against
Armistcad Long and John Rosscr, Defendants.
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S.lI;.{IXVE.

S.I.c.47XVE.
M have Just received second supply of tins
w invaluable Medicine.
MARTIN & LATHAM
Feb +.
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Draft and Harness Horse, III!
STOCK OF GOODS

Cows, Hogs and Household Furniture.
Trnas-Twelye months credit on all sums over
five dollas-that sum, and under cash will be re-
auired Bonds with approved security TO carry in
teres from their dates the interest TO be RENTED il
the principal be puno,uay paid, will be required in
every instance.
The will of Mr. Ais,rop gives me discretionary
powcy in the sale Of his
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

The defendant Jesse Fuqun, not having entered his ap
pSoance and given security, according the OF Assembly
and the rules OF this court and appearing to the satisfaction
ots that he is nhahant OF this commonwealth
it ordered, that the said defendant appear here ii,
fourth Monday in July and tho bill OF the plan
TIL and thai copy OF this order be forthwith published
in the Iynchburg Nirgnian. for two months successfully
and posted the door OF the courthouse oths county
A Copy-Teste.
RO. c. MITCHELL, c. B. {.
April 80 WV
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Tho decndant Amistead Long not hnyng entered lp
pearancc and given security according 10 the Act of Assembly
and the rules OF this and appearing by satisfactory
ionce that he is not uhahan OF this Commonwealth
ordered that the said defendant do appear here the first day
of the next September Term. aud tho bill OF the pn
nj and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted in
cwspnper published in the of Iynchburg for
snccessscy and posted the door of the house
this county A Copy-fosic,
JOHN ALEXANDER CTR
Mn.D
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of Campbell, Monday the seventh day May 1888
Maurice H. Garldnd administrator OF Archibald Robertson
deceased, PlaintIh,
against
George W Galloway, executor Of John Galloway dteea7
ed Sucvilc King late Sheriff of Campbe and as such a
de bens with the will annexed of John AHA
way, deceased, and in his right Henry Ward devisee
John Galloway, deceased, Caharuc NJ Hewitt and kchaa
n Hewitt infant children and heirs at law OF Sally fff",
deceased by Josiah Sheppeson appointed their GUARDIAN hh
tem john Hewitt, lillian Butler and Doshea his "' 10
shea Galloway, James c. Galloway, John g. Galloway.
George Galloway, William :. Galloway, Matilda Nana.'
John Gillespie George Gillespie, William Stone and LIMA
beth his wife, Johr Smith, German Jordan, curator o he
tate of William Arthur deceased, James Arthur sna AZ
thur. Barnabus ARTHUR, Jane Arthur, JaHes af'ei anu
beth his wife, William Porter Ezekiel Porter aIeo o
William Bower and Mildred his wife, William Do"dy anu
Nancy his wife, John Fosdck William FosdlcK, M V.J
the snid William Bowyer and William Dowdy ieirs u. 'a
Of the sad William Arthur deceased and also heirs u %
William G. Arthur deceased who was one oil me ,,,
of the said William Arthur, deceased, Jacob Early ""II
Miller administrator de bons OF Nathaniel Crensha" DC
| ceased and Mark Anthony Defendants
IL CHANCERY.
The defendants George w Galloway, Henry Calla"h'
James G. Galloway, John G. Galloway, George Caila".
William 5. Galway, Matilda Galloway, John Gillespie
George Glas lie, William Stone and Elizabeth his wife james
Arthur Isham Arthur, John Fodick, William FosdcE ana
Jacob Early having entered their appearance and gwen
security according the Act OF Assembly and the rules oil h
not inhabitants of this Commonwealth ii is ordered ina. W
said defendants do appear here the first day OF the nex
tember Term, and the bill of the pan,f, ana h
copy of this order be forthwith inserted III some ne"sP
published in the OF Iynchburg for two months sun
evey, and posted the front door Of the court house OF ~
''''' JOHN ALEXANDER, Clk
Nav u "-n
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Nav

XTIRGINIAAt rules held in the Clerks Once OF no
cut Superior Court of Law and Chancery ,oi
of Campbell, Monday the seventh day OF May e's
hundred and thirty-eight II J.cea,ed
Charles H. Lynch, of Ansclm Lynch pI,, IN"
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To the Citizens Of Virginia.
FkEe. AEEYE.

las finished ls professional through part of the
] Union. His Medicines give general satisfaction,
which testimonials noticed in all the Virginia aud
Southern newspapers. The demand FOR his remedies
pdy increasing the South uay in the State Vr-
gina, that he found his office New
York the city of RICIRHOND Virginia where it will
c Prominently kept open on Main Street. opposite the Faa
cra Bank, for the sale OF his eel braei
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
EXECUTORS SALE.

DY VIRTUE ofthe last will and testament oil
ID Lorenzo d. Aisrop, deceased, shall oiet Tor
sale on Monday the 25th day of June next, THAT be-
ing court da, in front of my store door IN the town
Of l. oyingston county of Nelson, stallion, three
years old in August next of the get OF John Ran
tophs celebrated horse, Janus, and out OF a mare CT
the first blood in this country. The lovers OF good
blooded horses, would particularly invite TO this
sale Tor can say that tins Colt is of most toslman-
ding appearance. At the same time and place,
shall offer for sale most excellent
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11
April 80

VTIRGl NIA-At rules held in the Clerks O.cG of the Cir
cut Superior Court ut Law aud Chunccrv for the county
of ampbel Monday the seventh day of Nav, 1888.
Maurice H. Garlni administrator OF Archibald Robertson
deceased, Panth,
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.NEDESR.N'K.$.
EsCSd0rCr OF The kslNGd.

Fol chronic and Other diseases, whether produced nv bile
phIegm, from Internal morbid matters arising from badly
ed old drordcrs from the oil mercury caomc bark,
n enalcs from The change life, specified the Med
ion
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

VIRGINIA Alta Court held for Bedford county, nj tho
' court house, the 23d day of April thousand eight
hundred and thirty eight:
Bird ;. Lct"ch, Plaintiff
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IN CuASCERy.

against
Samuel Garland, Maurice II. Garland, David W Quarl..
and Jesse Fuqna, Defendants
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

in all Ncnercn Disorders certain remedy and other
cr for diseases To which the human frame liable,
Fora ;nil and particular OF DIR. kuhls mcicn
tcir proprtr, and nature, The Medical Advertise
which may had gratis DIR. kuh Office or of his age
by mail.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

The defendant David T. Scott, not having m .embv
peaancc and given security according TO tho Ac.o cy
and the rules of this court and it appearing by saa
idence that he naban Of this ou the
ordered that the said defendant do appear he iii Of the
dav of the next September Term, and answer u inserted
plaintiff and that copy of this order be frth~h for
in newspaper published in the town oil aoor Of
two months successfully and posted ut the HUM wv
Court House of this county. .,,,rp Cl'k.
Cory-Tese, JOHN ALEAA>'so vim
Movo
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against s., ,o..oS6
Henry r. Early, administrator OF Ann B. oco' n scott,
Matthias X V ID. Rowley and Mara b. MS miJ r. Scott
Joseph Chiffon and Margaret his wife, aud naudants
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June !
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Spinning * Hodges Booksellers, 1872 Nassau street. cit,
Of New York.
Robert Kelly, Nopburs.
Joseph Bognrlus, Fishkill Village, Duchess county.
Ut Wholesale purhasers will be favored with d.coun
Of y per cent. s DR. kUF1'S Office Richmond Va but tn
amount must I've nIHmit:cd by mail post paid) N cnrn
bank bills,or raft atsigh', on Richmond Va
Dec. IS I'm,
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NJ ay 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-06-11

COLUMBIA, >. CAROLINA, Dec. 26ill, 1886.
Ny dear Sir:
nave just leaned with great regret, that you are
about to quit our town and State, by which per
sonal deprivation to your friends will ensue, and the
State lament the loss OF those high literary attain
ments, that you have exerted among us, for some
years past GU may do better: | trust sincerely
you will. Your distinguished literary taste, wher
ever called into requsition, cannot but secure you
position both agreeable and profitable. Accept my
best wishes for your prosperity and happiness. With
great regard and esteem, p. NJ BUTLER.
From DIR. Thomas Cooper, late Pres. oCthc .. Car
Oliua College.
Mr.. Edward Johnston, Librarian of the S. Caro-
lima College, being about to quit Columbia, desire
TO say
That, as literary man. acquainted with books IN
the various departments of Literature generally,
and faithful and diligent officer, 1t will be
difficult to fill his place with any one equally well
Qualified. His printed Catalogue of the books in
that Library will full confirm this character
lie has, Tor some years past, conducted the Edi-
torial department OF the Telescope" IN this town
with acknowledged ability and in that capacity he
is well known to the public generally
w hatever he thinks fit to undertake. in the way o
literary pursuit lie is likely to perform with credit
himself aud to the work he may be engaged in.
think It right, on his departure. to say this mucl
IN favor OF The attainmcnts of gentleman whom
greatly esteem.
THOMAS COOPER, M.D.L.L.D.
Columbia. S. Carolina.
From Cen Robert y Haync, lately Senator ofa.c u
). and Governor of S. Carolina.
"a: w Johnston. Esq has for some time past be Ell
tue Editor OF the Columbia Telescope and Librar
an OF ;. Carolina College. During ,hat period he
has "r'tten much in our Periodicals. He is gen
'leman' distinguished by grace and brrlllancy o
] s'9le' writer his extensive literary information
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21

DEATH"
Again, the last clause in the 21st verse,
{" for he is his money! is often quoted
TO prove that the servant is his masters
property, and therefore, if he died, the
master was not to be punished. Because,
LIST. A man may dispose of his property
as he pleases. I'd. If the servant died
ofthe injury, the masters loss was suf-
ficient punishment. A word about the
premises, before we notice the differences.
The assumption is, that the phrase, "HE
Is HIS MONEY" proves not only that the
servant is arOrth money to the master. but
that he is an article of property. If the
advocates of slavery viii take this princi-
pie OF Interpretation into the Bible, and
turn itioose, let them either give bonds
for its behavior, or else stand and draw in
4 self-defence, "lestsit tnrn again and rend'
them. Ifthey endorse for It at one point.
they must stand sponsors all around the
circle. Ii will be too late to cry for quar-
! ter when they find its stroke clearing the
; whole able. and fitting them among the
J sweepings beneath The Bible abounds
! with such expressions as. the following !:
This lbread) IS my body !" s.this fwine)
Is my blood = sall they lthe Israelitesl
! are brass. and Tin, and iron, and lead x
; "this IS life eternal. that they might
|, know thee; 'sthis ftEe water Of the well
|, of Bethlaheml j. the blood of the men
: lwho went in jeopardy of their lives !" !"
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21
MOSES BARNES ESTATE

STATE OF VERMONT, DEitremem
District of R~tlond,ss. ~kDbered, INA,
at a special Probate Court, held at Rur.
land, within and for said district on the
9th day Of Jan. A. d. 1885, Present
VIM. Hall, Judge-An instrument pur.
porting to be the last will and testament Of
Moses BARNES, late Of Brandon, in said
district, deceased, being presented 10 the
Court here, by Luna Barnes, the execu,
tive therein named for probate
Ordered,~by said Court, that all persons
concerned therein, be notified to appear
at session of said Court, to be holden at
the Probate Office in Rutland, on the first
Monday of March next, and show cause,
if any hey may have, against the probate
of said will,-for which purpose it is fur
Their ordered that copy Of the record of
this order be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Vermont TELEGRAM.
printed at Brandon, rs soon as NAV BE-.
H. B. TOWSLEE, Register.
A tue copy of record,
Attest, Fl. B. TOWSLEE, Regr.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21
PERSONS AFFLICTED WITH coR.>.s!

VA ILL find in the use of the ALBION
w CORN PLASTER, one of the most
eficaclous remedies known for that troublesome
complaint, as hundreds or thousands can, and are
ready to testify, 10 its having answered better
purpose than anything they had ever used. This
apPIc'Ilon never causes the least pain, although
1t softens the Corn and draws it out by the roots
1t gives Immediate ease as soon applied, and is
as thorough as it IS gentle in its effects.
Remarkable Cures!
A gentleman near Greenfield writes Sc It
has cured Corn, which for years had caused me
inconcevabIe pain and trouble, CATER trying va
rlous other remedies } and having received such
relief myself, l advise ALL. however obstinate the
complaint, to make trial of the Albion Corn Plas-
ter and have no doubt they will soon be as
ready to express their gratitude as am
An Agent, i'll writing for further supply of
the. Albion Corn Plaster, obseryes-''i lave
made sale OF all you sent me, and find the article
to be all it processes to be, as those who have
used It find it to prove the best article for corns
they hare eDer met acith.''
Price 30 cents a box, with directions.
The British Amtaseptic Dentiftice!
Renders the teeth beautifully and permanently
white, embellishes the enamel, removes the fnto,
arising from deeayed teeth, usually termed often
slVe breath, prevents their decay, and toothache,
eradlcates the -scttrvy from the gums and inpalts
most desirable sweetness to the breath.
, An experienced druggist pronounces this Tooth
fo"dec one OF the best he has ever met with,
either Foreign or Domestic. Price so cents
Dr. Retfe's Pills for Ftma7es!.
For Distractions. Debility, HQpocAo,adrta.
Green Sickness, Giddiahess and Pakpitafio, of
tie Heart, Bod Digestion, Loathiag of. Food
and Pains Of the Stomach. The pills purify and
promote, a brisk circulation of the blood. when
become sluggish and .obsiructed from the fore
gong disorders, revive the regular habits of the
unhealthy female, whose sickiy and paIIid coun-
tenance becomes re-animated, and freshens with
me naIorai glow OF restored health. They are
equally conducive to the health of married ladies',
except in cases of pregnancy or Consumption,
'c'e they must not be taken. Price 81 80 per box
None are genuine unless sighed r. KIDDER,
on the wrapper, (sole proprietor and successor
TO Dr Con"ay,) by whom they are for sale, a!
his Counting Room, No. 90, Court street, .Bos-
ton and by bis SPECIAL appointment, by M. W
B1acHARD and JACKSON KErcHAD1, B random
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21
ANTLSLAVERY.

The Bible against sIaVery.--COntinued.
OBJECTION H." ia man, sSite his
serrGat or his maid 1oith rod, and he
die under has hand, he shall surely be pun
ished. notwithstanding, ifhe continue a
day or tsrO. he shall not be punished, for
he Is his money" Exodus xxi. 90, 81.
Arguments drawn from the Mosaic sys-
tenn In support of slavery, originate in
misconceplion both of its genius, as a
soh0le, and of the design and scope of its
most simple provisions. The verses quot
ed above, afford an illustration in point.
What was the design ofthis regula-
toni Was it to grant masters an, indul-
gence to beat servants with impunity a.
and an assurance, that if they beat them
to death, the offence should not be caDitokl
This is substantially what some modern
Doctors tellus What deity do such men
worship Some blood-gorged Moloch.
eHthorned on human hecatombs. and
shutting carnage for incense2 Did He
who numbered out from Sinsi's flames,
"THoU SHALT NOT KILL" offer boun.
lty on marder2 Whoever analyzes the
Mosaic systematic condition of the peo.
| pie for whom it was made-thcir expert
ence in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ofjudiciaI
2roceedings-laws of evidence, &C., will
Ind a moot court in session, trying law
Points--settling definitions, or laying
i down rules of evidence, in almost every
chapter. Numbers xxxy. .IO-22; Deut
H. / and xix. 40; Lev. xiv. 1922
Exodus XXI IL, 10, are few, out Of ma
| ny cases stated, with tests furnished b,
which to detect The talent, in actions bro;
before them The detail gone into. in til,
verses quoted, is manifestly to enable th,
Judges to get al the mOtire Of the action
and ind out whether the master desigae.
to kill.
| |. "Ha man smite his servant with
r0d."--The INSTRUMENT used, gives a clu
toihe infsnf. See Numbers xxxv. ie
l'I8. Twas a rod not an axe, nor sword
nor a bladgeon, nor any other death
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21
JOHN CLARKE's ESTATE.

District of Rutland,ss. II the Pro-
bate Court, for the district Of Rutland, 10
all persons concerned in the Estate of
JOHN CLARK, late of Brandon, deceased,
in.estate, Greeting:
Whereas, Barzillai Davenport, Admin
istrator Of the Estate of the said deceased,
proposes to render an account of his ad.
ministration, and present his account
against said Estate for allowance at
Probate Court, to be holden at Rutland in
said district on the first Monday of Mare
next Therefore you are hereby notified
to appear before said Court, at the time
and place aforesaid, to show cause, if any
you have, why the said account should
not be allowed.
L. s. Given under my hand, and the
seal of said Court at Rutland, this ed day
of February. 1888. ..+.
2l:3w H. B. TOWsLEE, Resr>
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21
VT. LIT. & SCI. INSTITUTION,

TNHE next term Of this school will
1 commence on Monday the Goth Of
February. Board ia the Institution at
cost. Board in the village $3.50 TUT.
ton the same as usual. ]ss
~ CARLTON PARKER, Principal.
Brandon, Feb. 6, 1888. 20
~ The Principal will hereafter take
charge OF the boarding Department.
Payment for board, at the Institpt;ou will
he,required in advance.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21

Lord Brougham read a petition from
the Baptist missionaries in Jamaica, pray
ing for the immediate abolition of negro
apprenticeship Lord Aberdeen asked
what steps had been taken to promote ed
ueation among the slave population OF the
West India colonies Lord Gleneig re-
piled that sums of money had been ap-
piled to this object, upon principles which
met general approbation-and that Mr..
Latrobe, the distinguished traveller had
been sent 10 the colonies as Inspectors over
these matters.
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21

GOLD by N, Clark. .niddteto,cn; r. Slason,
- Daniels & Bell, Rutland; a. Buck, Pitts
ford: NJ. W. Birehard, Brandon; Beck,citA &
Dyer, Salisbury: E. & E. w Breacster, Mid
dle6my: Ill. ". Kingsley, foslft0n: Nc Huh,
Hines6argh: Fletcher &. Miner, Bridport: Kent
Wright, ,Shorehnn. Boyntoa & .4usti,, 0rtcea'
.a.s.aleau. Fasrhave,l. staaIsp 6 Le6ingsre'1,
PsHlt,ley. 421y
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21
BLACK RIVER ACADEMY.

HNElE Spring Term of this Institution
- will commence Monday, Feb. rs,
and continue eleven weeks, under the
care of its present instructors, Instruction
will be given in instrumental and vocal
Music If desired. Board can be obtained
on very reasonable terms.
W. d. UPHAM, Principal.
Ludlow, Feb. 9, 1888. 2l:23
Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1838-02-21

EcoNoMY OF TIME.-Do first, what
presses most, but dosoniy one thing at a
time.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-03-20
rheumatism Cured.
0FDR. JEBD'S
Rheumatic Li,,in,ent /!

Copy Of rte, from nj LeHgi'g, Jr Esq @ Waterford
Name
yFNEhR sir hereby certify, that, having been 50
~ vefely afflicted with tho Rheumati.D N, for ocnsid-
cradle length 81 time aud receiving essential bcnoh
shy othcf medicine, at len 9Th made use 81 ~ Or
JEBBS RHEUMATIC LLNI.NE.NT, aud found al.
mosi ln,mcdstc relief, And months have pnts'
ed away since have been relieved Of that tedious com
pniut have the strongest confidence ia the efficacy Of
aud I,uinent for the cure Of Rheumatic affections IN
general | speak not ia ils favor from my own expe-
rence alone, several individuals Of my ucquain-
have experienced the benefit OF this truly valuable
medicine whcu other medical prescriptions have Jailed
TO afford them relief.
ELI LONGLEY, in.
Nothing hu, fair trial can give an adequate idea o
its uurivael efficacy. l. hiss frequently cured lthou-
matte affections ol years standing four aud twenty
houfs! II i also recommended of the best APP
plications known Tor stiffness At the joints, numbness,
sprains and chblains. Price so cents.
o. Prepared by T. KIDDER, 90 Court st. Boston
sole proprietor aud successor DIR Conway. For sale
by his special appointment. 10y Ddnieis BeH Rutland
Leri LeeH, WtHs; adams Name Il Co, Ludiop
No3 Oct 3:,6wly