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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

TIN Coiumbiad, Ill he big gun, recently cast. az
Mr. Ayers Fuundry,at South Boston. was tfed yes
ierday at South Boston point, noar Blake's lumber
WHAT II threw ball, rather shell. weighing 30
pounds, nearly across the wafer to the Dorchester
shore. Some OF the ball iicocieiicd on the water
very beautifully, throwing columns Of spray. pre-
sennog quite picturesque appearance. some Of
The shots fred with the nuzzlc Of the gun ell
evated, and made uemcndous whzzIug wl5ile pas
sing threeeh the air. These experiments with tile
big gun cost something, however, for
Every time they fred ii off,
II took horn # powdrI'
weighing is pounds-and the Whole expense of
each charge was Sl5- Boston llre. Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

hef on certain OCCASION For the desert there was
40 enormous apple PIE. La, ma'an, g. said the
genl enian. = how do YOU manage 10 handle such =
PIE = Easy enough the quiet rrpy We
MAKE the crust mp wheelbarow. wheel IL under
an apple tree and then shake the lruit down into
IT."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Isoiian Reijcs in Fer Jersey Tho Woodbury.
(Gloncesterco.) llcrahi Of the inst, saws
Some men while digging for mad few DAYS
siuee Mr.. Benz CoIson's r., near RaGcoon
creek IN tins country, found the skeletons Of 3 Ia.
dams. Some Of The bones we've 10 q stale ii PFC
servallon, and some moudered 10 dust on being
extesed To the air. They were found about agtt.
below The surface OF The ground and 44ft, apart.
Wuh diem were found > pieces # gold com, dated
LOCO lngs nnd strings vi beads.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
G.EAKg RfpEp AEsEaE.Eu,.

FENHE SPAPLETON MILLS, are now pre-
N pared to receive WHEAT. for which the un.
designed will give the highest cash prices during the
season. DAVID STAPLES.
July Is 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Fatal AccIpENr.-An accident of most dis
uesslrg character tesulllhg in death, took place on
saturday afternoon week. \ lad aged about nine
years, sun Of W, l., Mafsiali, While passing along
Fayeue street. near day. wluch was moving
brSkly in the same direction, accidentally fell I'M
mcdately before the wheel Of the dray, which ras.
scd over his head aud produced much II jury as
to cause lus death almost ON the instant. We do
not learn HAT blame attaches IN any qnarler. II
was an occurrence purely lce lenlal, he fore
seen, ard therefore, ne 10 be guarded against. YET
not HE less Hlctve IN us character and circum-
stances, nor less Geeily pan into tie parental heart
Baltimore Chronicle.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

JOHN G. MEEN, Pre5idenf,
NJ. w. DAVENPORT, Secretarg
JOHN w. YOUNG. TreaSure.,
GEO. w. TURNER Cashier.
J 81 .,.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
THE GREAT FRAUD ~ pnlrADrtpu,,

ha'' IL iflIADELPIllA \,
)" hnd IN The Philadelphia National q. zsttc Of
p" e"hesday afternoon the following authentic ma,
tleuafs respecting tie great fa1Id rnn,,.i,,o'i ~
tue ochpyih1ii Bank. They 80 to confirm lhe vo,s,
foihofs oil Tie Allan Which have heretofore reached
''' y
We nave been nj some pains Ia collect authentic
Information regarding the act II .fn,,c,,I,s 49, a
desperate baud, rnctlced by H. J. Lewis Ian,
cashier oithe Sehuylk Bank 81 tins civ f., No.
uehg ihls Transaction, brhouves the mess ia ALI
thngs oy then iighi names. \ criminal p,t J,.
serving TIE penalies Of the lsw should reoe,,e s
proper apptiat on and dennnriaflon am, # The piI
nave great siake and station IN spcie,v tl, Le,,
Should be the infamy
ne Directors OF the Selu,lh Bank have been
nos inauslronsly inresig tim the concerns of tLe
institution Since yesterday aud we are enabled N
give Ia round numbers the results of Ihelr l,bors
i "ese WIN satisfy the fghtfnl curiosity of the pub.
hc Tor the present. until full and p,itieul,, ,.,.
ment can be male ~ "
l ne Board have discovered thai Mr. Lcvis's ac-
connt OF henineky Bunk stock shows d d. fit ol
over htfteeR thousand shares Besides il is as,c,.
'ae" ihat ihefo nave been oyerdtals To the amount
oil upwards oil two hundred thousand doll far 4,
aye fufion oil tins, heweser, 1t is understood So.
chfits Is held II Is discovered that tb,. r,aupp,
transfers OF The kentucky Bank Stuck were br,up
as var BACK as January 1887. The Schu,Iklll Bank
o"eo 10 The ely banks at time previous TO The
o"n" fesn plion ol August, 1888 about six hundred
|
suddenly pad these balances The ouidaiion NJ
ms amount may now be accounted for by the owe,
issue by alr. Lewis efiour thousand FIVE bundred
siafes OF Kentucky Bank Stock from February Ia
oe,ooer oil thar year, il635l There is to Mr.. lie.
's sefedt on The book three hundred and 6fiy Than,
sand dollars, which lie alleges to be pari orihe mo-
ney. f"'' " ''' '"'
:" 10y io9o secarding to our infotmani's sraie.
inent, Mt Maxwell, The transfer CLERK in the :, bu,
MI oasA was aware that the kentucky Bank Stock
account was oFefdrawn 10 or 10 900 shares by
warrants ifotn Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. Maxwell lelt t1r
ocbuyehi Bank 10 May, 1882 aud the account was
III short 10000 shares. 10 show the ulter in(,fo.
alton OF the late Cashier in this matter even If the
bank hal bad a mfon in gold ttis reposes were a
Little over teeth OF that dmouAt1 II would have
been impossible for him TO have redeemed the
frauduleni issues Of stock for allowing, each share
IN the utmost depression ofthe Stock market to have
been down to 60 dollars TO have commenced to buy
up che shares would have so increased their entire
value 10 place II considerably this million.
Al the Instance Of the Kentucky bank the doors
,ofihe SehuylkiIl Bank were closed yesterday by az
Injunction through Tie Sheriff. John Z. Welhe-
nj Esq. Monday elected President in place
OF Mr.. Lewis.
Our city has sustained by this transaction q
deep disgrace The besi course Is for Puhiic O.
p'niop hfeUs b tiie PebIe Press 10 attach pro.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

To Louisa -, former Louisa Hendri h Su.
san -, formerly Susan Hetdnek; -
b al, aud - Ball, heirs Of Ishhm Bail Il Sal
ly Ball and Harriet Bbro:
~ OF knowing where YOU reside, and having late
" received sum Of money, due 10 gu, rs
the hens Of Jonn tiendrlck, deceased, Late OF Camp
bell county, in Virginia | take this method Of in
forming yon, that your respective shares ofihe same
viii be paid 10 you or 10 your properly authorized
agents, application TO me, living near New Lon.
don, Va. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Dnc. ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

Charles H. Davis in his right and administrator
the estate OF Thomas Morris, dec d., also of Henry >
deceased, and William ID. Morris, deceased Martin Par c
William Armsload his securities administrator OF ,aF
Morris licensed and the said Charles l.. Davis aud Nan
ey his WIFE, formerly Nancy Morris, and - =, u'
administrator of Betsy E. Morris deceased who admin
statrx of George Morris, deceased, and the SAID Charles l.
Davis her security in her administration bond George Bi'
and Rachel his wife formerly Rachel Morris, Martin ~ aH
son and Peggy his wife, formerly Peggy Morris and nom
US Morris, George Morris Nathaniel Norris Maurice MOTE
and William Duncan Morris, the chidrenof Maurice Moh'
deceased, Deendans'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

ALABAMA The Legislature Of ALBANIA met on
The ~ inst. John ID. Phelan vas chosen speaker OF
the House OF Representatives, and VIM. Gairei.
principal clerk In the Senate Green p. Rice was
chosen ptes 'eut, without opposition, and p. Hill
secretary. Both the Speaker OF the house aud prs
deni Of the senate were chosen unaoll, ousIv. On
The rsl day OF the session, measures introduced
in The House, louknsto the relief Of the CRY of Mo
bile, which has been calamilousiy visited the past
season.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
EAEsogsEgss WANTED.
COsIMEssl0NER's SALE OF LAND.

COMNEssIONER's SALE OF LAND.
I'D URSUANF TO a decree of the county Court OF
L Campbell county, pronounced al October
term, 1889, IN the Chancery suit therein depending
between Cafrey, Plaintiff and John David
son aud others, Defendants, the undersigned
COMMISSIONS. will, on the 2nd day of January next,
on tue premises proceed to SELL 10 HE highest bid
der, on credit OF one and Two wears the tract Of
o23 Acres OF land,
yang IN the county OF Campbell on Little Beaver
Greek. adjoining the Lands ofJesse Thornhill. Sic
phen Dingud and Others on which John Davidson
nov resides. WASHINGTON HUNTER, Com.
Dec, II ,oI
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26
.EE0,.ssS .fEssTssc0ssgfs.

4 he SUBSCRIBERS are agents Tor The sue
"A OF large number OF tie genuine
VI ORES f9Isiticauiis Cuttings and Roots,
Of the present years growth. They from a
very unusually nourishing nursery, inthe adjoining
county OF Rockingham, aud the tees are Of uncom-
monly vigorous growth, many Of them he LIST
inst. measuring from 81 TO feet in height. The
cultyaor, Rev j. 5. Armistead secured IN the pre-
sent unpropilous season. the growth Of Serenity fUe
trees lot every bundled single buds planted. lie
warrants the genuineness of the trees and the matuf-
~ OF all the wood which he sells. The cuttings and
roots will be ready for delivery early IN November
Application to us, postpaid, will be promptly at
tendedto, WILLIAMS q VICTOR.
july ; Wv if etsof
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

REPoRTEp CANADIAN ouTnERAk The cores
pondent OF the New York Express, writing rom Al
bany under date OF l2lh instant, SAYS
"Unpleascnt tnmots OF an outbreak on the Cana
dian side the Inc ate current IN tins city. II is
sand, that Col Wenh leil this morning on tie North
western frontier and that the ruoored outbfeak on
the frontier IS assigned as the cause of ms sudden
departure. ! give II yoa ~ ] heard II wuhouf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

A Propositions recently made III the Gee.sia
Legislature TO divide the State into Congressional
Districts, hat vas !osi BY vote of So to 70
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

NANAL--li Is sIaicd lhal Cam Renry Z Bal
lard has brcn appointed 10 The command fibe Bal
umorc Naval Sa6or. in the place 81 Con. ones,
"s.ued, Il IS designed by Com. Ballad In AXE
up lis ,idenee IN Baltimore, The en-, Of his native.
w. and MY Mtll pc tniee hll q nflal nclronr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

The Defendants Thomas Morris George Morris Naihane
Morris, Maurice Morris and William Duncan Morris. children
of Maurice Morris, deceased, having entered their appear
ancc and given security according the of assembly
and the rue of this and appearing by satisfactory
ldence that they inhabitants OF this Common"eat
It's ordered that the said Defendants do appear here on INC
first day of April term next, aud the bill of the PAN
t and that copy fhs order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper, published in the OF Lynchburg for No
months successfully and posted the front door Of tho eoa
honse OF this county. Copy-feste, =
ROBERT TINSLEl -
orr n WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-26

VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office OF m
County Court OF Bedford, Monday the 9Th cay
October, 1889
Richard ryree, Plaln'ln
against
William Yates, Thomas Davis, Robert c. Mchel''
Samuel II. Quares, Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The Defendant William Yates, not having entered NJ I'M
pcarance and given security, ong 10 the act Of a.
bly, aud the rules of this Court and il appearing by
tory evidence that he he is inhahtan OF this m,
weaith Ii is ordered that sud Defendant appear here o ,
fourth Monday in Decembernex and answer the I
bill, and that copy of This order be forthwith pubs ana
the lynchburg NirCinian, for months snccesslVe
posted at the 'front.' door Of the courthouse of this county
Copy--Teste,
RIO. C. MITCHELL C. nc
Octl0 w9ln
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
Dr. Hunts Botanical Pills.

the midst of general and in MANY instances
H. not uniounded prejudice against many of tn,
medical remedies of the day, DR.. HuNr's PHI,
nave the enviable distinction Of universal ammo
patton. lhey are perhaps the only medicine nub
licly advertised that has the full and nnreservod
testimony OF medical men in its favor, if not the
only one which gives full satisfaction to its nur.
chasers. DR.. Hunt has the satisfaction Of
'hat MS Pllls are not only recommended and nre.
sctioed by the most experienced physicians in their
oaiiy practice, but also taken by those eenilemen
themselves, whenever they feel the symptoms
those diseases in which they we'll know them 10 he
eifcacious. ~ 'e
lhese Pills, are confidently recommended for
the following complaints, and directions for use
accompany them dyspepsia,n all its forms; bilious
ana hver affections, in every stage and decree 60.
male sickness, more particularly the papse. IN;
oent TO mothers; flour albus fever and apue. ncin
ient consumption or decline, whether ofthe liver
lungs; headache and gIddiness, loss of anpetite.-
"ei 'ous 'FeHoFs; lbebriation, de irum lremens
spasmodic affections Of all kinds; the rbeuma,ism
whether chrome or nhamatory; nervous antibil.
lous lever ofevery variety; scrofla salt rheumand
al nlo'ches, bad humors, and impure compIexions
to sNin' restlessness at night ard daily irrita-
80 a"' "ieIahchoiy; the summer complaint and
worms and fiatulency with bad breath cbIo.a.- |
ino palpltaton of the heart and head: changes -
eHate constitution; and Tor impaired and dsor-
'anlzed constitutions in either sex which have M,
zen permanently relieved by any other medicines,
Inc purchaser should be careful to get them
enuine at loo Chatham-street, New York, or O
NC authorized agents, as all others are base and
moran! mPostlons' For further particulars, we
esPecuohy invite the public TO peruse his other
dVertlsements and medical papers, which NAV ha
expended upon for their strict and Acknowledged
ruth. "N""o"'eogeo
LORENZO PERRY, .agent.
Swanton, Vermont
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

WILSON'S Parent Spiral Vent ITdtr
w Wheel is the best now in use. being pro-
pened by the combined forces of momentum re-.
act'on' &c. &c. and not liable to be deranged or
imPeded by back-water or freezing.
Ihese wheels are in successful operation ia
Judge Waterman's Mill, at johnson w.: Haze.
tlne ano shattuck's Mill, al Belvidere, and Solo.
mon Bradley's Mill, in Fairfax.
C..* county Rights for Franklin, Grand Isle, ard
Inittenden may be had by applying to the subscrl.
per oy whom also wheels will be made and fOr.
SELUEN BROU.N,
MI, Agent for Vermont.
NARROW, IN. H. May, 1899.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
From sketches of Public Characters by Lord
Brougham.
EARL ST. VINCENT

When Lord Shelburne's peace, (I7ss
was signed, and before the terms wher.
pubic, be sent for the Admiral, and show
ing them, asked his opinion.
" | like them very WELL" said he, "bu,
there is great omisson,''
10 whati"
:" In leaving Canada as a British pro.
vince" ''O
How could we possibly give it up p,
inquired Lord Shclburne."
a" How can you hope to keep it3n repIi.
ed the veteran warrior. With an Emo
llsh republic just established in the sigh, o.
Canada. and with population OF hand.
iul o: English settled among a body Of
hereditary Frenchnen. II is impossible.
and rely on it you only retain running
sore' the source of endless disluet and ex
Would the country bear il? Have
you forgotten Wolfe and Que bee 90 asked
his Lordshp.
" No! it is because remember both n
served with Wolfe at Quebec; having liv.
ID so long have had full time for reHec.
non on this matter; and my clear opinion
5, mat II this fair occasion for giving mn
|anada is neg Iected, nothing but difficulty.
n either keeping or resigning it. will ever
liter be known" We give the substance
u this remarkable conversation as we have
l, from more sources of information than
me; and the recollection of the parties il
onfrmed by the tone of the Eari's letters
. 1918, which we have seen. There was
hen no question OF a surrender: but he
Mainly shows the great distrust Of our be-
ng suffered 10 retain the colony.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
Proof positive of the efficacy of
DIR. Exams Soothing Surun

To the Agent of DR.. Evans Soothing svru,
Dear Sr--1he great benefit afforded to INV s,6s,
ing infant from your Soothing Syrup, in a c,,.
ofproIracted and painful detention, must copvinrs
every feeling paren, how essential an early ami
cation Of such invaluable medicine is to rega,.
infant misery and torture. My infant Will ,ee,L
ing, experienced such acute sufierings, that u, as,
attacked with commissions, and my wife and lam,IS
supposed that death would soon release The t,l,
IRON anguish, ti we procured a bottle of Won,
syrup; which as soon as applied to the gums !,
wonderful change was produced, and after A Few
applications the child displayed obvious relief md
oy continuing IN It's use, am glad to inform Won
the chid has completely recovered, and no recut.
renee OF that awful complaint has since occurred.
The teeth are eminatng daily and the child epioy,
perfect health. give you my cheerful petmission
TO make this acknowledged public, and will
gladly give any information on this circums,ance
WIN. JOHNSON
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

lie who maintains the right, though
couDtenanced by the few, and opposes the
wrong tho sanctioned by the many, mus,
forfeit all expectations Of popularity till
there shall be less TO censure than applaud
IN human conduct. And when this is the
case, the millennium will have dawned.
The SHE KrSG.-"What are these
corn laws" enquired her majesty of her
minister, "about which the peonIe are
making 20 much fussi'' "They have re.
ference, my dear" replied Melbourne. $50
the staff Of life. -" The staff of life y,
the queen, "prav, nv lord. has
that any thing TO do with Lord Hil,s staff
or is II merely confined to the life guards -,
Meiboure would have explained, had no,
her majesty began amusing herself with
the skipping rope.
HARD CAsE.-To do the hest Won can.
and then he CONTEMPORARY told nv those
" no would give you neither counsel nor
advice, that you ought TO have done better. /
" Very good, bot rather too pointed ,,
IS the fish said ven he swallowed the bait. |
God bless your hole-iness,'' as one
jagged loafer said to another.
New machinery for the spinning Of far
ias been constructed in New York.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
SEPTEMBER 4


DR.. ". Erans'' celebrated Soothing Sur
ups for Children cutting their teeth
TNHls inialhb!e remedy has preserved hundred
n Of children when thought past recovery ~
commissions As soon as the syrup Is rubbed On ~.
gums the child will recover. The nrepara,,.s ="
SO innocent, efhcacious, and SO pleasan, ths, =.
child will refuse to let its gums be rubbed v,,h "
Wuen infants are at the age of four months tho,.t
there is no appearance Of teeth one bottle Of sv,.
should be used on the gums to open the more, Y
Parents never should be without the syrup IN a.
nursery where there are young children for n.
child wakes in the night with pain in the en,,.
the syrup Immediately gives ease by openlps "a.
pores and healing the gums, thereby pre,en,,,.
FeveEs. sc.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
THOMSONLAN PHYSICIAN.

kh; WARREE would inform the public ihi
ne has located himself at Berkshire Centre
mhere ne VIII be always ready to attend to all cats
ns procession. In his practice no bleeding, bis
terIng, cupping, or poisoning with minerals or veg.
tables, nor starving of patients is allowed bot be
remedial agents are purely vegetable compounds,
ana are administered to remove disease on the SAINT
principle that food is given TO remove hunger.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
DIR. WILLIAM EVANS
) y D THING SYRUP
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
PREPARED By HIMSELF.
To Mothers and Nurse

The passage ofthe Teeth through the gums nro-
duces troublesome and dangerous symptoms. II Is
known by mothers that there is great irritation in
lhe mouth and gums during the process. The gums
sven, inc secretion and saliva is increased, the
eno IS seized with frequent and sudden fits of cry
OF peculiar parts: the child shrieks with extreme
violence, and ,hrusts its fingers into its mouth n
'hese precursory symptoms are not sspeed,lv allev
aiea, spasmodie commissions universally sunerveoe
and soon cause the dissolution of the infant
Mothers who have their little babes af3ieted with
,nese distressing symptoms should apply DR.. Wx
EFAss CELEBRATED SoorHIss SyKUp uh;cb
has preserved hundreds Of infants when tboug h
fast recovery. from being suddenly attacked with
that fatal nalady, eenVulsions-
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
A Netc Theory
INTERESTING AND APPLICABLE
TO THE AFFLICTED
WITH DISEASES OF

WITH DISEASES OF
The Stomach, or Nerves {;
Such as DYSPEPSIA, either Chronic o,
Casual, under he irora symptoms o.
resfiessnese; Lo,rness Of Spirits, ana
General Emaeiation CONSUME
TTON, tchether ofMe Lungs or Liver
LIVER AFFECTIONS J.aUN-
DICE, both hillary 8, Spasmodic;-
COSTIVENESS; WORMS of every
Uariety; RHEU.M.4TIS.N, whether a.
cute or chronic; together tciM GOVT,
SCROFUL.a; Pains in the head back,
limbs and side, TYPHUS FEVER,
SCARLET FEVER, Putrid Sore
Throat, FEVER e. .AGUE, Spasmod-
&c Paipttation Of the Heart g. .4rferies,
Nervous Irritabihty, Nervous Weak
ness, Mysteries, Tic Douioureur cramps,
Female Distractions, Heartburn, Head
ache, Cough, The common or humid, e.
The Dry or The Whooping; ASTHMA,
Gravel and Dropsy.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04

What cargoes of crime, folly and reck-
.e''ne'' do we 1.-THE English) yearly ship of
TO America! America ought TO be verv
Diary.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-09-04
Gravel and Dropsy.

The Blood has hitherto been considered by En-
pricks and others, as the great regulator Of the
human system, and such is the devotedness of the
content themselves with the simple possession of
this talaclous opinion, without enquring into the
primary sources from whence Life, Health, and
vigor emanate, and rice rersa, pain, sickness dis
ease and death. Not SO with DR.. HUNT (whose
extensive research and practical experience so en-.
inent ly qualify him for the profession of which he
has been one Of the most useful members. He
contends--and moments reflection will convince |
any reasoning mind Of the correctness of his views
that the stomach, liver and the associated organs
are the primary and great regulators of health. and
that the blood In very many instances is dependent
on these organs, and that unless medicine reaches
THE ROOT OF THE DISEASE, the superf-
ctat dnodynes usually prescribed serve but as fCiIs
TO cover the ravages of deep.rooted maladies. -
Under these convictions, at the expense of wears
oil close application the doctor has discovered a
medicine whose searching powers are irresistible
ana IN prescribing, 1t is with knowledge of its
being radical cure in the various diseases al
ready enumerated, even ifapped in the most crit
cai cases, but he does not pretend to ascribe to
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS
supernatural agency, although from positive
proofs within the knowledge of hundreds. he is
prepared to show, that when every other earthly
emedy has been given up,
HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS =
rave never been known to fail in effeclng TWO We
y gratifying results, that Of raising from the bed of
lckHess and disease those who have tested their !
ihcacy, and thus amply rewardine DR.. Hunt for Q
phs ana anxious study to attain this perfection in
he HEALING Air.