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ALL Is RIGHT.

SNHE subseT Der has finished bis new Store
- Room ON Washington Street. one door
east Of has former store room, where he ia now
receiving anl opening an extensive sunni, of
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HH EMAINING IN the Post Office at Shep-
y herdstown, October I, lE'O which II not !
taken out before January, |. lsil. will he sent I
TO The Geueral Post Office as Dead Letter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
MANY WINGS.

u naptnnl 10 h,m oi late IL called ON Mr. Tall
Iiadge 10 say whether he woald present u petition
bt putting down the Christian religion. or one that
ontsined abusive dsrcspoetlul language toward
lic Senate. Bht his manner ot address was haugh
\. and indicated Feeling oft,nmgh, as II he had
M questions which Mr. Tamndgo could not an
lSet.
The distinguished Senator from New Nnik te
!irned the defiance III proper spirii, and quick :,
bwered MI talhoun's cxu,nr tone. lie said, u
Ie''ion whose terms were disrrspectul TO The Sc
ate. was nm exception of course; aud self rrnlec-
on required that the prcsenintiop OF u should he
fused. As To the very improbable Instance of n
etion against the Christian religion he did not
liink there would be much harm IN The prescntajo
ven oft. lin were referred 10 property consutu.
I'D committee.
| Nh. Calhoun said he would be glad If the Senator
ronld 60 honc, and tell that 10 hls COZ slncnls,
ncy would alter their tone ol remark upon the
ers of tho other House, Who had voted agains, re
ewing these iuecndlary petitions. lie repeated his
FOUNDATIONS against the "monstrous doctrine of
hc rigM 10 present such papers, and declared that
lose who held II showed they had less sympathy
itb The South, Than they had With Tho fanatics Of
20 North
ocIrinc was an absurdny under our Republican sys.
m . Here, SAID he, the people are Tie sovrreiens
hail The sovereign potlon the servant The no
on was ridiculous, Ne. &c,
After the rhapsody Of this eccentric gentleman
as over, Mr.. BEDFORD BROWN. of North
larolina, made one Of his ch,laelerIsc pe,lisan
beeehes, the whols purpose oi winch was TO
,nke out the whole Opposition to be an Abolition
Iaty
/ Mr. TALLMADGE very truly told him, il the
burse ol cutting reply that whom he alke OF any
blitieal patty IN the North being an Abolition party
talked Of what he does not comprehend. There
ns 10 suc' political party there. There was
aiding public man there, Of any party. who not
iing 10 maintain the constitutional rights OF the
puih.
Mr.. Tallmadge also noticed tho remark of MIR.
alhoun about the People beng sovercigns, aud
efeiorc, having no reason 10 petition their slaves
Ply. he asked. was these melaph,sics presented
-w 7 The Senator seemed to have IN his head the
wos Was that the analogy Mr.. +. said he re-
eted il. The pcople of he United States ars SO
Ireigns and their representatives arc called pub
servants. When ,hey petition, it is the petition.
bi OF masters 10 slaves, but of freenen 10 Their pub
servants, aud which those servants are bound TO
lar.
In conclusion, Mr.. Tallmadge noticed some re-
afks oi Mr.. Brown about the Democratic partu,"
nd said he would inform that gentleman and The
enaie, that true Democracy IS ascendant in every
sparlinent 81 the Government OF Ne. York. "OId
deralism' is put down aud II the intention
the People to keep il down. They had c.
pngh al The concentration OF Executive power aud
,ronage. and intended that true democratic fepub-
kan principles should hcnceforlh direct the dcstI-
es Of llir Empire State.
Mr.. BUCil' NJ endeavured to arrest The pro
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
MEETING IN BUCKINGHAM.

At a meeting ofthe Wings OF b buckingham, at The
Court House, on Monday, the 10Th February. $40 T:
Nat. Lancaster was called TO the Chair, and r. X.
Irving was appointed Secretary.
Geo. H. Matthews, Esq. explained the objects OF
the meeting, in iorcible aud eloquent speech, and
upon concluding. offered the following resolutions,
which were unanimously adopted
lst Rcsolucd, That athe patronage OF the Executive
Department of the Federal Government, already too
large Tor Republic, has increased, is increasing,
must be diminished" .
2nd. Resoired. That this increase is attributable
manly 10 Ma,tln Van Buren. Esq now President Of
he United States, and lis .usttlous predecessor,
Andrew jackson, Esq.
3,d Rosolred, That we esteem all efforts TO reduce
The patronage and poweroi the Executive department
Of the federal government, as likely 10 prove bor-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
MEETING HALIFAX,

At meeting of portion the Wings of Hall
fax, at the Courthouse Of said County, (agreeably
to previous aotce.) the 9Th day of February, 1870,
for the purpose OF appointing Delegates to the Con
vention, proposed To be held in Richmond, the oath
of This monlh.o nominate Electors OF President and
Vice President
William b. Banks in the Chair, and VIM Holt
acting as Secretary,
The Chairman having briefly explained the object
Of the meeting. the following Resolutions were Of
(ered and unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That ii Is expedient to appoint Dele
gates to the Wing Convention to be held in The CT
~ of Richmond on the Oath inst.
Resolved, That four Delegates be appointed to
The Convention, and the following gentlemen we're
appointed The Delegates according 10 the said reso-
luton, viz: Edward c. Darlington, William Bailey,
Elisha Bark sdale Jf and John b. Royal
Resolved That the Editors Of the Richmond
Wing, Lynchburg Vrglnian aud DanviIle Repor-
ter. be respectfully requested to PUBLISH the pro-
ceedags ithis meeting in their Respective papers
The meeting then adjourned
WM. b. BANKS, Chairman.
WM. HoLF Secretary.
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| tive until Mniin V,o iarsn. E>q aud his support,
ers. are elected ram office.
9TH Resoiecd. Tina, We hail the uaioa, concert and
zeal, which nov animate The Wings though"ut The
eosntry. rs. The sure harbingef Of that suspicious
event,
5'h. Resodred. That We believe thai Gen. Will.
LIAM HENRY HARRISON and JOHN Tf
bER, E.g, ran he. aud mech ~ IN us lies. shall
he, elected Pres dent aud Wee President of these
United States.
OH. Resoired That We believe the People Of the
United STATES both grateful aud jus, their beneac
tors and faithful public servants, and thai beiug
they cannot Withhold iheir snliaees from Gen.
Harrison and J"hn Tyler, Esq, il their claims IN
their s"pro" be rfope', presented to their eo"s'd-
GRAFTON.
7h RcSoircd. That we entirely approve the sug-
geson reeenty made IN the Wing, "tlmi the cleo.
tors canvass their respective districts" aud attend
the approaching Wing Convention, to select some
man as ele,tor Tor this district. ouly oiap.
proved consistency In the Why patty, boi 81 jealous
devotion othe election OF lar son aud 'f,e, and
Of known ability aud Willingness To canvass ior
election,
Sh Resoired, That the ability irmocss and con
STACEY, with which Thomas NJ Bnndurani. Esq. our
Senator, aud George w. Kyle aud Thomas II. Fl"od,
Esqrs, our delegates IN the Gcnera Assembly. have
sustained the principles oi n fee representative re-
publican government, Tor which the Wing party are,
and have been eoncodiug, entne them 10 our hugh
est CONNIE ndntion, and that We therefore pledge
them our jealous support pt the approaching
election.
OH. Resolved, That the recent outrage which has
been inflicted on The Constitution by Gepti.ing the
State OF New jersey OF nearly her whole representa-.
ton in the House Of Representatives, es,nccs The
lawless and despouc sprIt which anmaics the par,
" in power and the hoowness Of their profess inns
of regard ior the right and Sovereignty II the States
and calls for the most decided ,eprobation OF the
American people
10th. Resolved, That tho Chairman appoint n
Commiliec of Correspondence aud Vigilance tor
ihis county, aud that subcommittee be requested Ia
procure and circulate amongst the people such doc
nmenlsas in their opinion will remote the views OF
Ills meeting.
1lth. Resolved. That the Chairman aud Secretary
forward copy OF these resolutions to our Senator
aud Delegates IN the General Assembly. and thai n
copy be forwarded to the Richmond Wing Tor pub
liealioo, with request 10 the Nlrglnian and Madl-
sonian to copy
NAT. LANCASTER, Chairman.
r. X. IRvINa, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

John s. Wilson. RI. il,ncs. Josepl, X. Pi,zes.
VIM Grim, john NJ. Harvey. Mr.. Moore. Jas. L..
Woodville. AleSf Johnston, Jas. s. Woed. Z. u.
Till. &. krpier, John Bodkin. Peer II. Johnston.
john spessrad, Nalllon Z. Luck. Philip BsownIss.
Fulton MeGrery, Jacob Peters. Jr. J"sspb Paul,
Tho. Godain. Peter Flukr, +. +. Anderson. Hen
" Baker, Morran U,z. Mr.. Lansi",d, Thos.
Eakln John +. Wo"d. Jacoh Puce. Jacob Radisill,
Ed"d Johnston, john NJ. Price. ThomAs Shanks.
&. Breckenridge, G. Old Capt. +. Reid, Geo. p.
Fasloe. VIM. w. Boyd. GIL. A. Thompson. b. X.
Caldwell Wm. Morton, A. J. Elmore, II. w.
Camper II Hawkins. Jacob Peters. George alker.
Capt Ever. Stephen Sands, John Dsnton. IL. A.
Law ne, Michael M,nnick. R,oh'd II. Bu'ks.
The following resolution proposed by Mr.. +. ].
Anderson, wh u blank for tie nsmss Of the Com
ulttee was. after the blank beng filled arco,ding to
the suggestion Of several of The members Of the NEE
tiny. unanimously adopted:
Resolved That +. =. Anderson. James 7. Lo-
gan, A +. Eskrdce. John b. Minor. II. A. Loving.
Edward Johns On aud Jacob Rudisll. he appointed
Gnmm,ilse, whose duty II shall be, for aud on be.
hall al h's Mecl,ag 10 prepare an address 10 the
People al Bairioun county. setting forth the clai'r
and qualifications oi General William II. Harrison
for Tie Office of President Of the Unilsd States.
On motion. il was unanimously
Resolved That the proceedings oil this Meeting
be published in the Buchanan Con,nerc,ai Journ-
al Lynchburg Vngmian, Richmoad Wing aud
Ieo,au.
The meeting then ad journed,
JACOB RUDlSILL, Chairman.
w. w. Borp, Secretary.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
Large sale OfSplcndfd Mahogany
Furniture nj Auc ton,

! lNsARLv $4,000 woRrH
4 WILL SELL, on Thursday. the 2O,h inst, IN
Il front If my Ware Room, the following Fusoi-
tore, viz.
Mahogany Sideboarjs and China Presses conhiucd,
do Secretaries and Is ok Cases do
Large do Ward,obcs. beautiful articles.
! do SoG,s with spring bottoms tnew stsle1
! do Wasl,s'ands win aud without Marble tips,
Ladies Work Tables III, aud ~nhont secret d,awess
Ladies Cabinets, with Marble tops, aud SPLEEN
did articles,
large Mahogany Curtain Bedsca!s,
- .a,es' do Dressing Tables, with aud without Mar
"E bic mps,
'ahogany Dining Tables, with pillows and bloeks,
to do do with legs,
do Chairs tsplendid article
Sdeboa,ds. Candleslands. Bureaus, Music Stools,
1 OIomaos, Fire Screens. together with ,Dauy other
! articles In the way Of Futniture. ~ sd
The above Furniture is all good, will warrant II
10 be of as good materials aud put togetlieI EQUAL
Toto any made in the unnn. II never MAS my nlea-
ton 10 sell this Furniture nj auction, but 1--WE nO-
ney and am determined TO sell to enable ne IN pay
1t. cordially invite al persons to call aud view
Z this Furniture the morning Of The sale. Sale 10 be
! conducted by Payne q Turner.
1 WIN. CROSBIE.
1 Feb. 10 ,e0F
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

- Y vrine of deed of trust executed by John
- Coleman to the subscriber. bearing date the
25h day of November, 1880, and OF record in the
Clerks Office Of Amherst County Court. shall. on
Saturday, the lilh day Of March, 1910. Proceed TO
sell the highest bidder, Tor ready money, on the
preni ses, that say Nelson Seay's residence
the Tract Of Land in ihs said deed Of irus,
'nenioned and conveyed, lying and being in The
county Of Amhcrs, near James River. containing
about sixteen hundred acres, bounded by the lands
Of Micaah Pendleton. Claiborne w. GooIh. Joseph
billiard and others Acting as trustee shall convey
the purchaser such tile only AS is vested in me
by the deed olIrus aforesaid.
ROBERT TINSLEY, Trustee.
Feb. 90 HAM
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OR THE NIRGINIAN

FOR THE VIRGIN1AN.
Mr.. Johnston having by recent changes, strength
ened every department OF his School, and tested its
new organization by full and fair experiment, we
deem il due to him and the community, TO give this
public testimony of our conviction Of the superior
efficacy of his system Of management and instruc-
ton aud perfect satisfaction with The manner in
which the very responsible duty of guarding the NOR
ais and department of the young Ladies when not
confined to the school room, is discharged by the
governess.
To those who wish their dau h'tr,, when removed
beyond the watchul guidance Of parental socllude,
sheltered from the aurements and extravaganza,
which surround City Education, and from the nox
ious influences which too often pollule the
phere Of our Villages, poisoning the very fountains
of knowledge who wish to give them that Of
culture, which will qualify them to fulfil with dig
nifty and usefulness, their important desriDy.-We
recommend the Roanoke Seminary as offering the
strongest inducements IN its quiet and retired sIlua
ton. lis mild and saubrous atmosphere, its ample
accommodations and extensive grounds for full and
fee and uninterrupted eXercIse,--the eentlemanly
department and Literary attanments of the Prnci
pal, and the industry and vigilance of the numerous
Assistant Teachers, who assiduously employed
both in the hous of study and relaxation. in elcva-
ting the sentiments. refining the feelings and soften
ing The manners, as well as storing the minds oil
pupils, with sound and useful knowledge.
ED. WATTS.
w. NJ. PEYTON.
JNO, K. RICHARDSON.
Roanoke, Feb. IA, l84o.
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POslpOllelllcmt.

4 WAS SO UNFOR rUNATE LAST NIGHT
! ms Ia have my Cabinet Shop burned, coniatning
II my Tools, together with many pieces, necessary
10 finish the Furniture. | intended TO sell tins dsy.
The above sale il thrtef,re postponed un u
Thursday, the 9Th Of March. when the whole will
positively be sold. WIN. CROSBlE.
H Feb. 20 ills
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GrOccrtcs nd AsscttOpa.

an Wednesday, the Goth inst. in front Of my
~ Office. will sell,
10 bags Rio Coffee.
) barrels brown Sugar,
5 barrels i. Brandy,
Rock Candy. Soap. Candies, Wines, &c. &c.
ALo, lot VI sc, ond harded Furniture.
Feb. 90 q
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DEK.I.V'D.lH.

HNHE SUBSCRIBERS having associated them
l. selves together for the purpose Of conducting .
PUBLIC HOUSE,
have taken the large and commndions brick bull
ding on Market street, leading TO the Court House,
and are prepared TO accommodate Boarders and
Travellers in manner and on terms, which. they
0atter themselves will prove satisfactory 10 all.
The House will be furnished in The most com
forable manner; their Table supplied with the best
that the market aft ,rds the Stable with al nndance
of provender and attended by experienced and at
tenlive Ostets.
DAVID T.. BOOKER.
RIO. CORNELIUS HARRIS.
Feb. 90 Is
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NOTICE..

TNHE subscriber informs the citizens Of Lynch.
l. burg, andthe public generally. that his BATH
ING Establishment is in full opei alton: thank
ful f,r the liberal patronage lie has lseretctore Ec
ceved, he respectfully soeitsa continuance oi -
same. ISAAC uAkRfSON.
N. Blowing to the hard tunes AMI scarcity =;
money he has bern induced IL reduce the prices d
Baths, viz: for Warm Bath. % cents-f Exir
Prepared Baths. so cents. l. ~. &
Feb. II cJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

Ameclng Of the Wings of the county Of Bed
ford. will be held u, I.,bcny, on the Court day oi
this mon h. lot the purpose of adopting measures
in relation 10 the approaching Presidential siecion
A full meeting is desired.
MANY WINGS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20
Great Bargains in CalicOes and
ElanOe1s.

ttrENHE subscriber has on hand n large lot Of
so l. sonable Cal'coes and Red and Wh,ie Flanne's
cdwhch he is DESTROYS To dispose OF beinse receiving
Ilnew supply, and will Offer them At prices that he
Il, feels confident will ensure quick saeaI lie asks is
III u call and examination OF the articles.
VI NJ. HART.
/ Feb. 90 tsn
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FEBRT.IRH, ISlO.

YNillS year has opened ausprcious for the friends
l. and correspondents OF II. II. Booker. During
the last month, he has sold some handsome PR.
ZES, such $500, $500, and 5000.
This is but a rItle compared TO that which he in
tends to do-lo prove which, lie invites the earnest
attention OF all to the splendid list of Schemes 70,
February. given below. and all those who would
purchase in the same, must be sure send orders
call early at II. II. BOOkER'S Lottery and En-
change Office, Main street, opposite Henry b. Rich.
arls's Hardware Store, and door below q. w.
J. Nj. Yancey's Confectionery Store.
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C.aRPETIN.G.

NTE HAVE lately received very large stool
w OF fine and supe,iine iagraia and Bsuss<s
Carpeting, to which ~e particularly invite the ~
,ea'ion Of friends, being very Desirable 80
account Of the patterns and quality. a. veil - IT,
price. BURTON kODES
Oct. 81 ~
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81 HOON sbWV8Sssss
HNHE subscriber has first rate pair Of Horses, and
l. an excellent new Dfay for sale, which he will
dispose of ve,y liberal terms also deem !, necss
sary state that they sold for fault. for being
engaged in several other branches Of business, have
not time tn attend TO them. For terms, apply to
Mr.. w m. T.. NJ. Word, or TO myself
BENJAMIN PLUN KETT.
Feb 90 Elf
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nN Wednesday. the 9th inst. will sell, in front
" III my Office. 2 o. 8 likely Negro Boys, from
"a to Is years Of age. Terms nj sale.
CHARLES PHELPS.
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.E.1.NES II. JOA.v,SO.v'
LAW, Liberty, VA

WILL. attend the Courts of Bedford and Pittsyl
w vania counties All business entrusted to
lrim will teceve strict and prompt a,,~u,ton. Hi,
office is The co~slneroom Oh Messrs. Lefiwich
~ Bell.
REFERENCES.
H. w. q ]. J. Fry Il Co., Richmand; S. f. Ad,e
& Co. do; Messrs. McCorkie x Mcdaniel. Nichols
Il Bell, G. ID. & j. Il. Davis, and White d Smith,
Lynchburg; Messrs. Leftwiek Il Bell, Wm. NJ.
BurweIi & Co., Bell, Holt q Bell, and Bell x Low
cry, Liberty; aud Coleman ID. Bennett. ESQ., P"tsyi-
yania c. II.
Feb2u w3w IL
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Renl Esente s,a Auction.

an Wednesday,. the o6'I, inst. will cell the va
~ can, iot on Main street. nexi TO Messrs. Bro~n
and Cross. fronting 223 running back l32 feet
Terms nj sale. &. r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-02-20

Besides 5000 l50-Sl20-&c. &C.
Tlckers S5->hares proportion
For Tickets IN the above apply AT
H. II. BOOkER'S
Lottery and Exchange Oihce'
= Orders from the oounryfor Tickets drawn by
}. S. Gregory Il Co. in all Trginia Schemes, fac
ompanied l,y cash or Prize Tickets, promptly and
coLfdentiay attended to. when addressed 10
HENRY u. BOOKER,
Lynchburg, Va
o. My customers may always pend on see.
ing The numbers rof every Lottery IN winch !
sell Tickets, published in this paper Che prgl-
MAN.. SO soon the Official List Of tue Drawing is
ecevcd ri. ii. BOohEh.
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+ eb. 20

VTIRGINA--At res held in the Ctrks Office N the Cir
cnii Superior Court OF Law and Chancery holden in aS
for the County ofCnmpbl the Bird day Of February 1870
Samuel $. Fuqua aud John Arnscad late merchants nnd
trailing aner the style and 6r Of Samuel y. Fn
gun Co. who for te benea Of Robert Moron trustee
Of said Fnqua, PIa'nsifss
against
Manly Ford and Benjamin w. WalkeI, ada n Hcxeki
nh Ford, deceased, Drfendnnts
Is CHaNcEny
The Defendant Manly Ford NOT having entered his appear
and given security according ~ the act of Assembly
and the rules Of this Court aud aearing bv satisfactory
evidence, that he is inlabai Of this ceuntry vs.
rercd that sud Defendant To appear hcgc the first day ~
the tenn tho hill ii the farris and fiut
copy order bo forthwith u-ertcd sl'rpcv
published in the of iyncwg. aud posted al the FRUIT
door ,f the Courthouse 81 HIS csstssy.
ACopy-Tcste,
JNO. ID. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
Feb20 w2~
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r. f1U e. A n d 4 N !.

II 10 U U n u II
TINE next sesssi"n ot any School vii comMeoel
Il on Mondav. the i7ti, inst. Every pup
viii be considered IA. engaged from the day IL esssv
,li the eud Of the sessian.-T~,ns as l,~tcfoinsr.
REBECCA l.. TOWNLEY.
Feb OIL
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$4,000 /!

VIhuINIA > I 4 T. 10 I Fk
For the Benefit OF the Petersburg Mechanical AS
ISOLATION,
Class No. . for 1910
To be drawn at Alexandria, Feb Is, 1910.
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
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THE SPRING SESSION Of the sWbscvibcv's
l. SCHOOL, viii commence on he second Ot
March.-It will be Of four u'"nths GontnWahcr.
HENNINGHAM v. RED.
Feb II t2M il
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EnUCATlON.


TNHE NEXT SESSION of the subscs iber 4
l. SCHOOL will open Monday, she second
day of March. 1t will be Of four noalbs' cos.inS1
ance.
WIN. S. RED.
Feb. II IAN
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ing the sick healed, the lame walk, and presenting
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slcans had failed, and the various medicines Of the
day, had been tried in vain, accompany each box.
tor convenience these extracts are made into Pills,
and are called RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN
PILLS. Try one box, and your money will be re-
funded It they are not what they are recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra Of the age.
Sold by the Agents-At the Post Office, Iitchheld
Lake 4 Hayse, Bethlem; Messrs. Belts, Woodbury..
ester, N. Y. 1y23