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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-12-05
VOL. XXE.-VO. "a.
10 Treasury readers highly

which the actual state OF tho Treasury readers highly
ex pedirni.
u Is true that the revenue accruing during the year
1872 Will be small, and that importation. rendered.
ana ny other causes Is IN some degree sui further
cheehod by The existing arii; and than these checks
WI continue 10 operate dunug peri OF the rear 1919.
Iol nothing cnld be aaluafy than this check; tho
country was suffering under et.ora Ut goods Of both
foreign aud domestic production Every article Of mets
ehandlsc, with few II any exceptions, has been and
sll Is selling at iss to the inT ar VI manDacnr"r.
Ia thlS eato vi lnlnss check upon ppcration II the
onlyJcncdy, the only road to slate OF prosperity and
Tree consumption, tho only basis o. prosperous
There arc some who appear TO he disappointed that tho
revival OF trade has mol been greater since the pa,sage VI
The tariff such coufinhS are Understandable. lilile
more than two months have pissed; large portion II
sht country aIohardyont OF the last agony oihe wretch
81 dispersion system; sosne States yet debating
watcher hoy VIII mol still prulong by ru.nous mis-
called rchJ lava.
oai Me end h1s como. Alter lag aud severe do
n Sa9n' ID wiHe1 eonhdtnee abused has been changed
10 general dstfust and courage has gwen pacefo tiad
NY Tue teapt1h II cautious and SLOW, but II Is snro
IL as certain as The l1Ys 81 Nature that tho present
check upon the importation n nerchandise and the influx
u specie are the Immediate iatbIngofs OF returning
ndenef prosperity, and Increased esg"Pion Do far.
thrn from The present check upon lmportaoa bring I'M
favorable 10 me revenue, !, Is Wholly the reverse Had
arge importation been allo"edie come IN under th,
@''."a''e duties, IN the actual state Of tho co1n-
ny would have produced state orhlngs which il 10
- al 10 contemplate rsraiysis e industry which
would sll farther have checked consumption tor louy
period. and for small present moacun If revenue world
have sacrificed that Of failure amount inEn-
icly greater There is no greater mistake than that
low prices Of foreign products IRE in themselves ayora-
bic tc revenue derived Giu mpyas. The only lcgi,i-
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Hs. n. TINSLEY & 60.

HHAVE JUST RECEIVED, and are now in the
reception Of their fall supply Of Groceries. Sc.
sisng IN part as follows
200 sacks Salt,
leo bags Java, I.aguira and Rio Coffee
90 hhds. ST. CroiA, Tuckapaw, T.. X. and n. o.
Sugars,
90 hiids. and bbs. Moasscs,
loo kegs Nails, assorted sizes.
1000 lbs. good and damaged Sole Leather.
10000 lbs. Cotton Yarns, sundry lactorlos,
600 lbs. live geese Feathers.
30 Grind stones, assorted slzes,
20 boxes Il 10 and l0>f IL Glass,
10 bbls Tanners OIL,
& boxes Loaf Sugar,
ceroon hs. Indigo,
90 boxes II. s. Sons rallow Candles,
Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
Mackar, and li,rings,
WOOL and Wool Rolls
Powder, Shot and Lead,
Wooden and Iron bound Tubs,
Painted Buckets, and
many other articles usually kept in the Grocery line
Their Goods were bought principally for CASH. and
will be sold low, in tho same way, or in exchange for
country produce. They invite their friends and the
public generally to give them call before purchasing
elsewhere.
Nov. 10 Is
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Virginisa 10 witt

Virginia TO witt
T. held in the Clerks Office Of the Circui, Superior
"A Court Of Law and Chancey, for the County Of Neson
in the month OF November, 1912:
William II. Hubbard James Gardner and - Carlton,
merchants and partners trading under the style and firm Of
Hubbard, Gardner u Go. Plaintiffs,
against
Ralph w Lotus, surviving partner of himself and VIII
liam p Perkins, late merchants and partners, trading under
the style and firm Of Loitus Perkins,, Robert r.. Cutler,
Hiram w Dawson, Robert {. Cutler and spotswood Car
land, Defendants.
In CHtSCERY
The Defendant Ralph w LOTUS, nd having entered his
and given security according the Act OF As
.cmby and the OF this Court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that he is nhabitant OF this State
and without the Jurisdiction of this Court; On motion oil
the Plaintiff, by their COUNSEL IT is ordered, that the
said Defendant do appear here before the first Mon
day in February next, and the bill of the Plain
M and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in thu
ynchburg vrgnian" newspaper published in the town
Of Iynchbug for months successively and another
thereof posted the front door of the Court house OF t
county, Court day.
Copy-Tcste,
RIO. c. CUTLER elk.
Nov 2S w2m
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A SITUATION WANTED.

A YOUNG VIRGINlAN, who has been engaged
IA for the last four years in teaching Latin. Maihe-
matcs Philosophy and the various branches of an En-
glish Education and who produce satisfactory test
nona as to character and qualifications wishes TO obtain
situation for the year, in family, as private
teacher.
The family Of lawyer would be preferred, but is not
Indispensable.
ANY communications addessed an. J. CO. Camp
bell e. II. Va, will meet prompt attention.
Sept. 5 Pam is
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1T Is II E.lCT
beyond all doubt. that the subscriber opposite Cralcs
.Ns,c Granite B,6iding,) is selling
.cesc ran aud Vv.imser
DRY GOODS
nj The most o,c urrss erer h far. o;rcJ

at The most precedeniedly o,c prices ercr before offered
IN this market.
HAVING purchased his goods (rnost Of them) this
fall, under very advantageous circumstances and
being content with small profit he will sell a, 81 small an
advance the original cost fail To demonstrate
The fact. But he wishes il understood that the MoNEY
is the oy consideration for which these Goods will be
sold SO LOW. The following comprise portion of his
stock
Blankets Bed and Negro good article Of the latter at
rs cts.
Fulled Sa,tins,s Lnscys and Jeans. from % cts and
up,
Plain and plaid Linseys. from IL. cts up,
Flanacls. large stock, "A at Is cts.
Mouslins, various kinds. French aud German Msrnoes
Black blue black, aud Chene figured Silks,
Englis, aud American Prints, handsome yles, from
cts. up.
Florence Braid Bonnc,s and Plaid Ribbons
Tartan, plaid. nett and embroidered Shawls,
Kidd and twisted silk Gloves and half fingered Mnts.
Silk and Cotton Hosiery, all qualities from III up
French, English and American Cassimeres, considered
the handsoncst and cheapest in market,
Woyc, Diamond and plain Beaver
Cloths SO per cent less
tum Cloths.
Ycs,ings, Sa,inets and Kentucky Jeans, uncornmony
low,
Mcrno. Satin aud China silk Scarfs. f,rgcutlemen.
Black Italian silk, figured and checked satin Crayas,
Gentemens' Gloves. all descriptions,
large and new lot Of Zephyr Worsed, variety of
cslors,
Slipper landscape and other Patterns, entirely new,
Ozaburgs, beached and brown Domcs,ics, from c. up
Together with many other articles. which will be sold
cheap, by JANES \. SIlGLER,
opposite the Granite building.
o.. The highest prices given for arm Socks and Do
nestle Jeans.
Nov. ii Is
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TO FARM Frs.

TENIIF subscriber has rented for the present year the
AMHERST MILLS, situated Immediately on
tho bank of the Cana-and is prepared To receive
and grind Wheat for toll His tenth; he
will give barrel Of saperine Flour. Richmond lnspec-
,ion for five bushels Of wteatO. if any persons wish
to ship their Wheat to Richmond, he will receive and
forward it with all possible despatch at such price as
cannot fail to please. refer to Jas. L. lampk'n, Jno-
horne and Gen. Rodes. JAS. SUItlfiN.
Amherst, August 4, lS42
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Exe.1.V'ALEV'E.f.vD FOR
.N.1y.E;.


HNllE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his Lands, w.
Il ing on MaSadec creek and Backwaer river, in I! e
county Of franklin, and Immediately the turnpike
leading from Danyille TO Fincas,c There are three or
four Tracts adjoining each other, containing in the
whole between aud 4 900 acrcs--most Of it rich
Mountain Tobacco Land That portion oft lying on
h eek and the turnpike has fair proportion ocreek
eoh ~ and is well calculated To make good farm
On this there are good Tobacco Houses, an excel
lent Saw Mill. and three Apple Orchards The Land
.now divided into three Settlements but it will be sub
siaed necessary and sold in lots suit person. wish
Ing to purchase. bold creek runs through the Land
and il is one OF the hest situations know ofiori,s avail
able wafer power at six different points.
The ap, e-mcntoned Land, ii not $ Id privately be-
fore the 2lst Of December next will that day. be Of
fered at public auction to the highest bidder, at Richard
Nunlys, WIN resides on the land
The terms will be one hall cash. and the balance in
twelve months, the purchase giving bond Tor the defer
red payment with good sufficient security.
Tho Lards will be shown to any person wishing to
them by Mr. John Arthur or Richard Nunly.-.John
Arthur, MIR. john \. Smith or MIR. Stephen Turnbull
are authorized to sell the Land, either in whole, IN
lots to suit purchasers. JOHN ii. WADE.
Nov. "a t2lD
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FlElANiSo
"THE LYNCHBURG VIRGJNIAN,

q s~biishsd ssmssekiy (svery .noaioy and 1hrsdag)
q Fsvw Dollars per annu, payable in adranee No sub
srrsn will BE- rsssired for shorter tame tan sr months
SD Paper ss be discontinued, (ercpt at the discretion
q Ne Edstors.) until all arrearagss arc paid
- ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at 50 cents per
ssusvs Tor Isss, for the first insertion, snd 31i eensto
very Subsequent Insertion
Y ADVERTISER Is required TO note, on his
ssE ~ hoss long he trishes his advertisement inserted
N not noted, ru be Inserted TIL its dis
e>nfasuones be ordered.
FOR YEARLY .7DJERTTSL\G the terms are for
~ privilege Of t,eo squares 40 for square, s25 for
enc sqtare, inner form, &35.
e. JOB PRINTING ercc'tted neatly and expeditions
= snd on reasonable terms.
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SALE OF NEGROES.

PURSUANT to decree of,he Circuit Superior Court
III Of Law and Chanccry for the County Of Amherst
10 tho Of Miller Ruckrr shall proceed to
ell At public aucon Mrs. Iaylcs. in Amherst OPP
posite the OF ynchburg Saturday the 3ls day
II December ensuing between fifteen and wcnty likely
aud valuable SLAVES belonging 10 the estate Of An
thony Rucker, deed.
Twelve months crcdi, will be given, and bonds with
approved security required
ROBERT fiNSLEY. Com'r.
Nov % GID
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WE OFFER FOR SALE. low for cash or in
w barter,
SO hhds Sugar, n. O., Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common TO the best
300 bags Coffee, part extra fine
40 hhds.. terces and bbls. N. o. and Porto
9 do Syrup, very superior
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
200 do Ground Alum -
POO SIDES good and damaged Sole Leather
800 lbs. best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Madden
100 casks Nails and Spikes, id to inch.
8 tons Tredegar Tyre Iron in. TO inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbls Tanners Oil
10 hhds Stone Ware assorted at manufacturers
100 boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
% do brown soap
10 bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
900 lbs. Green Coppcras
SO bbls lierrlngs and Shad
900 lbs western Bacon
50 boxes 8 x II and 10 u IL Window Glass
10 do 10 n II, very superior
ueIccs fresh Rice
5 boxes Starch
20 chests and boxes Tea. part extra fine G. Pow
der
% doz. painted Buckets
Is nests Iron bound Tubs
do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets, assorted sizss
20 doz. Bed Cord 3, . and 9 stran
doz. Corn Brpoms
10 eases Tobacco Oil.
25 boxes Loaf Sugar part equal to any ever seen in
this market
1000 lbs. Fast Boston Crushed do
600 lbs. common do
800 lbs. Sal 4Fratus
60 boxes Tin plate l-3X
600 lbs. American Sheetlron
500 lbs. Zinc
% boxes Raisins
80 reains Wrapping paper
$50 do Fools Cap and LeitcrPaper
20 NJ Cigars from common to very fine
1908 lbs American blistered Steel
500 lbs. Alum
5 gross Backing, &C., &c.
GEO. BAGBY s Co.
July 90 is
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.v'U Tkf'E.

I WILL On Monday. the 10Th day OF December. 1912
L my house. sell at public auction. about twenty
five head Of Horses, hundred aud five Sheep. twenty
five head of Cattle. one yoke of Work Oxen. about one
hundred head of Hogs. fifty OF which iat,ed
for Pork abou, two hundred and fifty barrels Of Corn
aud all the res, of ny Cro,s Of every dcsrr.r.. ,,.
Household and Kitchen Furniture and Plantation tton-
sil. Al The time aud place. will be offered for
sale, about FIFTEEN LIKELY .NEGR OES, cot
sisting OF men, women and children.
Terms made known the day of sale.
THOMAS \. COBBS.
Nov. "a wtl0D
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WM. JAMES SHELTON,
ATTORNEY ATLAW,

IL FFERS his services to practice in the Su-
" pcror and Inferior Courts Of the corporation OF
lynchburg; also in hose of the counties of Campbell.
Amherst and Bedford. All business cunfded To him
shall be Prosecuted with diligence and prompt attention
His office main street. Opposite To the grocery Of
Mr., John Hon.. and one door above Col Phelpss nuc-
ton nNn.
Lynchburs Oct "a
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$40 Reward.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber the 10Th Of
u October boy, about g years Of age. well made,
very dark complexion; the only mark recoecicd is
an injury of one thumb which may be detected by
pairing The two I, is possible he may have made his
way to Ohio. in company with the liberated slaves Of
Ihos w aiitenlon who left about the lime he did.
Should he be taken Of the State will pay $40,
and all reasonable charges taken IN the neghborhood,
will pay $40. ALEX. 5. PAYNE,
.Vem Lynchb,pg
Nov % win
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AUCTION AND COW MlSSaON
BUSINESS.
.NlL FILE TALBOT


WAVING removed 10 the house recently occupied
Il by Mr.. John lloins, nearly opposite the Market
House. tenders his services 10 his friends and the pub
ic, as
Auction and Commission Merchant.
Tie will attend To the sale of Real Estate Negroes,
Horses. and every description Of Merchandise
His acquaintance with the resident dealers in No
groes. as well as pretty extensive acquaintance in the
contiguous ncghborhood. viii afford him every facility
IN the sale OF that species OF property His spacious store
and cellar will enable him to keep in good coud
ion every article OF merchandise he may receive
tignment.
lie deems it futile TO make flourish Of promise and
WILL therefore. only say that he will be grateful for pal
ronaee, and those who bcsow it, may rely upon justice
Al his hands.
lie will take charge of Negroes to be offered for sale
either privately publicly. and board them at % cents
per day until the sale is effected. Reasonable advances
property in hand.
REFERENCES.
Smitason n. Darts, Sr. John J. Ptnsis
Richard 1Wce John Iiohins
Mckinney s. .nosby Henry DARN
Nc Corkle g. Nc Daniel Uhiie. 1ardyS rrins
Durton g. Rodes Hancock g. Adams
The Richmond Country Wing will publish the
above advertisement weekly four weeks, and send
to this office for collection.
Dec. l3 Is
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NOTICE..

DURSUA ANT toa deed Of trust executed to me by
L William Watt and John Mckenzie, bearing date
the goth Of June. 1872 and duly recorded in the Clerks
Offices of the county Of Amherst and Campbell,
shall, on Thursday the 9Th day Of December, 1912, if
fair II the next fair day. Sundays excepled at the
Water Works Dam, near the town of Lynchburg. sell
at public auction, for cash, three Wagons. one Cart.
one Horse, thirty Drills. twenty Crow bars thirty six
Blankets six Whcerrows, six Shoyels, three Trucks,
one set Backsmilhs rools with Anvis, one House
or Slan,ee near Staples Mill, three Houses or Shan
tees, near the Water Works Dam, three SETS Wagon
Gear and one Cart GEAR being the property IN said
deed mentioned. shall convey such title only as is
vested in me by said deed. }. WILLS, Trustees.
Nov. 81 TOD
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EDTC.1YEO.N.

VTNHE UNDERSIGNED. who graduated at Cam
l. bridge University in England is ready to receive
pnps at his commodlous Mr.. Richard 5
store. Main Street
lie undertakes to prepare scholars for any College in
the u. s.. Of his ability To do which, we'll of his
correct moral character, he produce many testimon
ais from quite satisfactory sources.
The price of tuition is 9O-a session of five months:
bills payahleby the middle Of each session.
No pupils will be received who caunot read English
with facility while such applicants for admission,
already well grounded in Latin and Greek. will be wei
coined al half price. aud their education carried forward
10 any extent required. q. JEFFERY.
Nov. "a st
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PLOUGMS! PLOUGIls!!
W:YLTO.v' 3. EVOT.I

HAVE jus, received supply ofthe LIVINGSTON
IL COUNTY PLOUGliS, to which was awarded
the first premium at the great Agricultural Fair. held
last Fall, at Syracuse. New York For particulars we
refer to certificates and haudhs in possession -
Planters aud Farmers invited 10 call and examine
them.
June Is MGm
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Payne, Gregory Il 60.
&WS[NaM
G.JMassasA

HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING BOOKS:
IL Bunt's Works, complete in vols
Dicks Works S vols
krummachers Works. complete in vols
Barnes On Reyivas
barnes Practical Sermons,
Nelson OIL lhideli,y
Dicks Theology
Nice uoch's Commercial Dictionary
fuckers Life OF jefferson
An assortment OF Annals for 1919
Funk's Genuine Church Music, Sd edition
Common Prayer, very fine, sc. SC.
II
A very largo lot Of Cap and Letter Paper plain and
rsed for sale very low. Or cash.
NV. "a Is
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FOR IsE n.
C.1SN For HIDES.

i WILL give the highest cash prices for green and
L DRY Hides delivered a, the Market House.
Sole and Upper Leather will be- given in exchange,
If preferred. Hides will be tanned shares and deliver
cd at the Market house when tanned. All work war
rantcd W. l.. FAIR.
Nov. 3
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Al1nanaCI1s for ISl:S.

A MEXICAN and various other kinds; Cottom's
~ Virginia, by the gross. Richmond price. Tor sale
by, PAYNE, GREGORY s. co.
Now Is
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FOR RENT.

IA AND posseseon given the 9th Of Deccnher
UIl next, comfortable Dwelling House on West
street, a, present occupied by Mr.. George A. Bnrks
EDWARD PRICE.
Nov 81 w3ws
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THVIE subscriber hoing agent for the sale Of these
4 celebrated Ploughs made by Rugglcs. Nonrsn Y
Mason OF Worcester. Massachusetts, offers the follow
ing descriptions, al factory prccs:-
One horse hill side Ploughs Mt 1.oO
Two do do do do nj lu,an
Extra two horse hill, side do al II 80
One horse common Plough at 1,5O
Two 10 do do ut 800
Three do do do AT ! 90
Ploughs Of common castings. nj much less priees-Cu
tya,ors and Corn shelters.
Points to suit the various Poughs always on hand,
JAMES \. SIlGLfR
Nov. u IL
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= 20 X Il w "A IL ID.
pENAWAY from the subscriber, living in Bedford
county, the Forest Road about the lst Of Oclo
Der, negro man, named
II % W
s,Metmes calls himself Tom BRowN, alias Tom TopD.
Hos jet black; high forehead, wit, ii; the
white OF his eyes is always little muddy, and some
nmcs alos; red; Of downcast counteance when looked
full in the face. He took away with him three differ
en' suits Of clothes, among which snuff colored
so coat black satin and blue jeans vests and pareach
Of oassnc. blue jeans and brown pantaoons When last
noa1d rom he was lurking about in Montgomery coun
~ virginia vii! give reward Of 81 5 if taken up a
where IN this State and confined in Jail, that get
| again IT taken out Of the State. and sccuredso that
se' him, will give reward of $40.
ALDROEANDUS II. NOELL.
W IN Inc Fincase Democrat and Kaaawha Republi-
'"'s Office for collection.
Nov. 3 -,
10
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HAAn LBS SUPERIOR FAMILY BACON
eJOVJU JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE.
by Is. 1. TINSLEY s co.
Nov. % IS
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IN TIE. UNITED STATES COURT,
For the Eastern District OF Virginia
Nov. Is, 1872
NXyILI.IAM w. COFFEY of the cpurty of Nelson,
w having filed petition. praying that he may be dc
carcd bankrupt It is ordered that all persons claiming
to he creditors Of the said William w Coey show
to the court on the 9Th day of January next. why the
said VIM w Coffey be not declared bankrupt. pursu-
ant to the act of Congress that behalf and that copy
ofthis order be published in the newspapers, according
10 the 22d AID 21th rules Of Court.
Copy--Icste.
HENRY GIBSON, Ci'k.
Nov % WOW
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To this letter. full of prsciical gaod sense tho
Oh be snhlons long commentary. 1t has no doubt its
correspondent has been taught his creed in the school "a
lie eieral politicians, lie did not learn Il from ia
Globe we may be sure.
With regard to the better market that would b abs~
dei Coz areadstus. and provisions on, donesie msa9.
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POCKET BOOK LOST

POCKET BOOK LOST.
II OSr. the 10th inst. between Col. Hollis, in
IL Bedford, and the Quaker meeting house, near
Lynchburg,
Leather Pocket Ro0k,
opening like common Book. and tied with string
The pocket book contained about thirty dollars Cor lit
tic more. in Bank notes-and papers Of but little
sequcnce-among them bill of articles To be b,ugh,
in Lynchburg for Richard Thomas, Robert Shauklin
aud Others The finder will be literally rewarded, by
lea vins the pocket book with Messrs Holt s Goggin in
Liberty or Messrs. b. L. 1nsy s. Co. in Lynchburg
DAVID HINTON.
Monroe city. Nov. 2S 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-06-15
JEW pAvIp,s or HEBREW rLAsrnK.

JEW DAvID's on HEBREW PLAsTEK.
WE pceoharties of this al compound owing
." hs estfanrinafy cffeetr al the animal Oh, 90
etve isahehis a0d muscles ifg virtues being eatred BY
ncaf. - -
However good any inierns remedy mar be- this a. an
VA IA application, Will prove apowcrfll anHiiary m re-
-. 'phaininnioi, sehrououE acctnn. kiug's Ev Cont
nhiuinaiory AMI Chronic Rheumatism aud la an case
where seated IlaiiI woakucs exiS
eenilenan travelling In south Of Eurupc End Pa.
stnc Ia lHn heard much aaht Va tho af,cT
PRAISE OF JEW DAviD'S. OR HEBREW PLASTER and
OF thctaa Ice coudercO mirac utous had perform
eu thar he Was induced Ia Try his prTson,
ng anu srr Affection, the removal of which had be
ohef object Of hs Journey but which had the
genial lnnuenee Of that balmy aud delicious climate lie
son found hii health improving anil In few his
cough Tor him. the saiwncsy OF his skin
pain rsmosed and his health became PEI uaneuy rem.
his iriends and sequananees pains whatever
such as rleuinats govt head ache tooth ache pain in
us side hip. back and hnbs, scrofous humora. knots
wcns, White aweins hard tnnors STA joina aaue eakes
asne IN tho breast, weakness and pain In the
weak limbs, anencss. affections OF the spine, fcna lie
we1kne1scs, Sc No len c subject pain weakness
la the back side should be without It,
= MARRIED LADIES',
IN delicate siiuaiions, hnd relief from constantly
wearing thia plaster. The application thus plaster
tween The shoulders has been found rcaeiy for
Colds, coughs pisc and lung affections In their prmsry
stages IL destroys nnimaon by producing eopous per.
For parueusrssce bls that companies each box and
dreclous bach box contains sufficient spread six OF
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