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Vermont telegraph. [volume] (Brandon [Vt.]) 1828-1843, 1842-02-16
VERMONT TELEGRAPH.
BRANDON, SATURDAY FEB. 70, I842.
For Ehe Vermont Telegraph.
AGENCY OF THE SPIRIT.

Brother MurTay:-Permit me to sugges;
a few thou hts on a subject which has been
agitated somewhat, in the Telegraph the
agency or power Of the Spirit in the CONVEX
sion OF man, and restoring lost world.
am aware that there is strong effort 10 do
away the influence of the spirit in preaching
the Gospel. Hence great departure from
the ancient land marks; from the pure and
unadulteraied principles Of Jesus Christ
Consequently, in licensing and ordainIng
men 10 that great work, they are not gov
erned by the rule Of the Apostle How
shall they preach except they be sent :" Le'
Of God. But about all Of the interrogation
J Of candidate preceding his public recognl'
lion as minister is, what Bishop! 'ohdl
professor of dipinity, sohat College o.
Seminary sent you! instead Of did Goo
send you2 Hence that popular, mechanical
dly, sapless, and spiriiless declaim'ns
which characterize great portion oil moo
: ern preaching; and you may as well squeez
e water fiom the marble slab in the grave
: yard, as gather any nourishment, or nj
y from such hypocritical ampli6ca,ion. N
: wonder then slavery, licentiousnes, and II
Z temperance, pass unrebuked; for the deril
= plan Of expediency is, the more we plea:
!. man, the more money! ] wish, howeve
here, not to be inexperienced; for il is 4
A. from me, to deprecaie an educated ministr
IS bo, the extreme is what would denoun
nt as worse than useless. Thus 10 obviate q
. difficulties &c one extreme, q. e. unlearnee
= and then plunge into another extreme Of
:, Spirit, does not afford much light, nor
y crease religion, or religious feeling. a
r, the result is, instead Of an indePende
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- The writer OF the following stanzas | recognize
GARNER pupiI. Thank him for the token Of re-
..mbrance and regard. At the same time he will
allow me to caution him against indulgiug the iho't
ar feeling that any considerable number Of the
,o.Ored people have, connected with their aspira-
lions for liberty any desire to 60 10 Africa, to live,
h.cause il is the land Of their fathers ANY more
,bsu my friend and desire to go to Europe to live,
because il is the land Of oar fathers. I trust my
friend is not harboring the ungodly spirit Of Colo
uzaiiCn. But if his morals are not corrupted with
/, is mOnstrous hereses universally 6ifused
throughout the intellectual world, that il is moi
strange his mind should have received such erro.
nsOus impressions as a few Of words aud phrases
Indicate.
For The Vermont Telegraph.
THE SLAVES REQUEST.
Give me back my happy home
Der the Ataptic's briny foam;
Let me to my kindred co. .. s..
Let me soo,h mothers woe
White man, let me go.
Loose these bands from OF my feet,
Let ira taste Of Freedom sweet;
Do not scourge my naked back;
Il has feeling though It's black
White man, tho this black.
! do not ask for wealth and ease,
And every toy that sense may please;
Ny only wish Is 10 be free
And no more a slave to thee 81.
White man, to be free.
tits for freedom that sigh, g..
And Tor my fathers land ! cry; ..
] only make this one request
Give me this-take all the rest
White man, oil the rest.
Ibeg, beseech, entreat and pray!
Set free these limbs without delay!
Unshacklsd, free, then let me GO
Where Afric's balmy breezes blow.
White man, let me 60.
"SoPHonoRE."
Nuiugton, VI. University, .A n.
Saturday morn.
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Eorthe T e egrap n i.
THE CLOSE COMMUNION OF THE
BAPTlSTS.
BROTHER GRANTS REPLY.

.- BROTHER GRANTS REPLY.
After reading your communication at
l have come to the conciuslo Q
"a write a few lines to 700, on the SUD-
;.c, Of communion, or in reply to what
-, have written to me on that subject
Dear Brother I'VE see then that there
ex;s,s an obstacle in the way OF the Tree
communion Of all the disciples Of Jesus
Chris, al the Lords table; and we kne"
that il has been laid to our charge .n'
we have shut the door, and put up par
against our brethren of other denomlna
ltions. II will be nav Object 10 this CON
/, munication TO consider on aohOnr rests u
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sOMANy ALLs-A SKETCH.
By Mrs. III. E. Beeeher Stone.
Ii was brisk clear evening in the lat
~ part Of December. when Mr.. A
Id1rned from his counting house to the
Omforts OF bright coal fire, and warm
I'm chair, in his parlor at home. He
hanged his heavy boots for slippers. drew
round him the folds of his evening gown,
md then lounging back in the chair,
BOXED mp 10 the ceiling and about with
pa dir OF satisfaction. Still there was a
cloud on his brow - what could be the
matter with Mr.. Al To tell The
|nth. he had that afternoon received in
Dis counting-room the agent of one Of the
|riucipal religious charities of the dly-
hid had been warmly urged to double his
at years subscription. and the urging
ad been pressed by statements and argu-
nents to which he did not know well
pow to reply "People think" solllo-
ulzed he to himself "that | an made Of
honey, believe; this IS the fourth object
lis year for which have been requested
double my subscription, and this year
las been one Of heavy family expenses
building and fitting up this house = car
es-curtains-no end 10 the new things
3 be bought - Il do not really see how
IN 10 give cent more in charity - ther
here are the bills for the girls and boys
hey all say that they must have twice al
nuch now, as before we came into thu
Ouse-wonder if did right in building
And Mr.. A. glanced unceasingI.
and down the ceiling, and around OF
ne costly furniture. and looked into In
le in silence - he was tired, harrasse
en drOwsy, his head began to swim, an
lseyes closed - he was asleep. ln hi
yep he thought he heard tap at ID
'Sa'i he opened il, and there stood
pam, poor looking man, who in a voic
0gularly low and sweet asked for fe'
a'nenls conversation with him. M
asked him into the parlor, an
new him a chair near the ere. Th
anger looked allenuvely around. an
~ y turning TO Mr.. A., presented hi
40 apaper. ut is your last years sn
"paOn 10 Missions" said he, you kno
d The wants Of that cause that can
you | called TO see it you had an
''Og more 10 add to it,
tns was said in the same low al
Sss' voice as before, Lat for some reas
accountable 10 himself. Mr.. A.
n s".e embarrassed by the plain, poor, =
eendlng man, than he had been in
aeace Of any one before. He was
1 " moments silent before be could rel
us and then 10 hurried and emb
NJ, :eu manner be began the same excu
s'a had appeared so satisfactory 70
Hernoon before. The hardness
smes, the difficulty Of collecting M
EMILY expenses, &c.
aoe stranger quietly surveyed the
~ apartment with It's many eIegan'
NJ INJURIES, and without any comm
rom the merchant the paper he
'uher. p'sse"'
ma is your subscription TO the T
y have you anything to add 10 !
snow how much II has been do
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RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

From the New York Evangelist.
By Mrs. II. E. Beeeher Stosce.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31
SAnE on yAtUABLk REAL EsrArE.
wv PECRAM.
JOHN A LANCASTER,t itu.
VALUABLE LAND FOR sATE

TliE subscriber having determined 10 remove d, the
Ncfetn country will sell a great bargain in hs lands.
wing m i~.cc'lny " Halifax. amounting 90 W THOU
SAND NJ FIFTEEN ACRES. all ofWlIrh Will be- sold
ioseihel, or ~ will be divided to sur purchasers, and eau
uc iNiiei into three cooi scficmcnfs. The first tract,
NItrcnu I uuW reside, contains .HH MI4sIuu and nv
ucrfs,t fair proportion off wHrh ~ wool IauL and has
~upruuavcy excellent Dwelling House. suI 900 necessary
ont houses. such as Harns. stables. SC. This fanI 81
situated shout t-n miles north ot HaNfiN Count 'ousc. upon
she roaiirtiInc from fraf place to Lyuchhurg The land
is iu high state NJ cultivation, aui is we'll aiapfed fo the
culHtlr.n 90 rHtn, cats, wheat aul tobacco. There are
two hundred anil ZEN acres of good bottom land attached
90 fhstrsrt well drained Tic scrcnf Tract safirininr
thc Hrmc race. lnl contains To- acres which nI.u has a
far proportion of Wool land. This racfsa isoin a hfah
sfA,r NJ cultivation, ans has upor ffa good pwrling House
ani unnecessary of houses, such as Barns. stables. etc
This tract has ~ acres ct low grounds attached f1 %. that
be- well drained, with tifrhce, efc. The fhirifra-fc contains
-t' acres. viii r. fff proportion Uf Nrei Land. ant has
CONT Uahlc .1iIirEs upon r lam really fefcmIueff1
srn these lauia. nni wn give Erctf barfau i1 me hui.
and COS nof soils before the lf1 1fy of October next.
] WiN. ON That I1y, expose the whole ofrafputhc auction.
ioEcihcf with 1l my crnp nf cycr description, stock of
all kinds, hnu-chot utnfurc. cfr.
sale JAMES PETTY
m1 o. uil7O
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31
VIRGINIA HOT sPRISos.
'i~S ns Sea,hts orisiag from rae ~. Of "a. Waie,.
at rae not Spt fnrs


, afhe Hof SPi fngs.
APRIL. ISsl
Nae seized with cholera in a southein ohma,s. from
which ] hal scarcely recovered, when Intermittent fe.
Y auaeked me. THIS continued AZ infe rvals ttnul SEQ
mh"t' Mhen conH"shsc lever supervonei. AMI rontinusI
W. na".h violence hr the space Of ninr days. And only
usd"i 10 give place 10 the inteIniitent ansIn From,
~ u,us y MORTAL appetite bexanto prey ui,on ms. The
~" al'tnalcd ~lti .seNcte dy~enfery. until March. Isni'
iehiaionr sweuinesot the uNrpvNIemitt. u,a.ts ,lsL.
p"artnce. but gave way Ia the use ot ,lt~r,,tys.. n,m'
hsn unS'uIe OF lt"n ! became much enacIatrd and
'hiidai"d' my spleen bee ame much enlars.st. a n esres
s"ly u'"ihid condition OF The stomach contlnt.,t an
x 'Ve,n.hie ersNin, for foot Of the srossest tescrn"
~, niotheri ndgesiille substances. Ia the n.an,i,n.
D. nno"nii"uabled afihra. which has given me more I'm
~ Nhh every other symptom, came ON pufiny
any ulrre years, every article Of diet sN allnxeI xonid
tuh'"'' produce the m1Si distressing eatdi.ieIa rnI nm
hom we towels by protuse watery .vacuaitonS. The
-" v" lhe lett side. All swelling Of tho stomach aud in.
sl'ncs, was great aud painful. The iruiabihfy of thc ali.
,n'a', ca,,al Was 50 great that the smallest portions Of
"" an hypctcaiharsis. sometimes almost fatal: neither
"i nor medicine agreed with me. Ia this a ate nfalnost
spar, ' visited III. White Sulphur RprtnsH. and nniinr
Al Tue water disagreed with me-, iaasinuch as II proved
. ".Auc, deteunincd Ia wilt the Hot Springs. IN a
y ',ur. amer tsing the bath I had a bilious dcieciinn,
nc hih not occurred for eight months. la four DAYS
~ ~ ulatthri ceased, aud my cvacuaiions became Al
oH' l"ahhy IN complexion ! had been very much an.
Ncu WIN hTmorrhoids for fnccn months. which WA
en- IA my comr icsion was 80 great, that the Walters
QUIZ remark. why, Doctor. you viii soon .e welim
y spleen was reduced about one half The al 1,,nt,.l
usclcs became rels xcd and son, my stren,h AMI ,r,i~i
? we've much Improved. aud every symptom s.eu,cI,,
We way to the use of the bath.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31

HH ANN'""" ~ So wv
wv pcafSr-Thc facts w my case are hucny these. .
~ lI some years been occasionally suhIecfcIfp Ilf.us
wv 'uWita' laHl Hpriug The functions NJ the liver Lrr turc
Af'fily lcrangcd, and iur allure 4 suffered severely ffntp
muscular pats IN Tho limbs and body. This nj fcnvft oar.
UaUy Welded io medical uc1fmcnt buf l was t,tu, M, a
laic oi Hrcai dcbiiiy. AZ this time, tcafiy in IunrIf hsf
u'tt'Ai measure the use ~ my arms. rouLt t.f clr.
vac n", rhrnithemi sl muscular power serneI ID, .s
QUO y '"hHi ni dfCss nor uuircEs myself Without 4seis'
lance, 'ni usually had my foo1cut up Tor inc. fn Tt..t,ts
cAhne to ibc mountains, INV counfcnanrc snTi..f uuI.
'he anu ny srcufh prosfrHfcd. riis plarc f,eir. rf 4
proceeded To- Che White Sulphur. where rcm,,. D. ,io,i
ailUntghL During ura umc, 7 recovered nav no.. 49,.
nndthc waters orofaicd favonbly on tho system. ~, ,re
arms rcfutncI essentially the same. On The g5it . Al,
gus. llctihc WHITE sulphur sGd raue here. and r .,..
N'V roinWrnccd under your direction. tho use I'D 3D..
mincfhi haiha Tho eject wle NJ once visible in 81. 900
im~provcmcnfoi NV general health, ant brucr s,oi.t,,rr J,
The arms, which have continued regularly fn ,nrnt b., a..
present time now iross aud unircss myaell gr,ou,
resistance. anil uec my arms with fofru6fe C..G,,.
ant though q degree Of weakness vet rcm4,nr ID, .,,,
ihc Ioints and mnsr lcs, 7 look forward will conft,r-c w.
ilcir perfect restoration. I have now lcen nd boz. A.,
springs hut ltNe moro nlan 2 wccke. during whi.t i'm.
me @lutary en'ctabovc described, h1s been produced
This ~ acta, I submit ~ your disres,t la.
publication VIII 200 your opinion. suhecrvc fs lnf,t..f. ,t
humanity by hclptng fo make known tho tiuueso no
watrrs, idou feel authorized a. withholImy consent
Will lively gratitude for your kindncaa. I remain utL
sentiments N great regard, youra, etc.
ADRIAN LAMsoN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31
To Dr. +. GoopR.

In November, 1871, had a violent plnlyuc au,ck.
which deprived ue entirely Of the use Of the whole NJ INV
itU sue twas confined in my room, and perfectly hcIn.
less Tor more Than years and my tea hani asinscnstbie
even 10 hrc ! was then electrified, and afterwards il.
proved q lhIc. Ia juno, lN9, ! came to the Hot Spunrs.
barely able 10 hohtlc about, with bm lttlc feeling In 90
no use Of, my len hand anil ann. Ancr bathing Tor abouf
&udays,l couldwals tolcwhly well, aud my haai aud arm
were so much improved, that l could clop will an axe =
work with a hoe lbathtd hero about 80 days, aud thcn
irdNed home, a distance oi 81 miles IN four days comm.
ucd tn strengthen nll June last, when I had a violent hi.
ious fever, which again disabled my let leg aud arm. /
returned Ia The Hot Springs on the LIST Of Ibis month. ami
have hathci freely tor2D days I feel as well now a. when
! Ten last year, AMI shall ~ nut to morrow on foot Ion bou,c
Given under my hand this lDth day Of September, lsin.
WI sANDERsON, 81 Amherst county. Va.
To Dr. GOOpg.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31
JOHN \ LANCASTER,
Richmoni 25lh Nav. lSt2. ma rs 2aNtI

COMMIssIONEHS SALE OF LAND
DuRsUANT 10 adecree Of the Circuit superior Court Of
Il Law aud Chanccry. for the county of Hanover. OF tic
'9th lay OF April, lsi2, IN the suit Cookies, Executor. s..
against Cooke and others. the undersigned as special
COMMISSIONER, will soil 20 the highesi bidder, on he
premises, on W ednesday. the lst Say Of June ne4t.ff fair.
Otherwise. the first far dly thereafter, the tract OF Ispi
OF which william Cooke, dicd. seized ami possessed. al.
Joining tie lands Of James i sutton and others, and con.
tanning by estimation III acres. This land Is about 2mfles
from Hanover Court House. ~ an agreeable and healthy
nslsnuourhood' and susceptible Of being made a dcsirl.
bic residence.
Teruls-so much cashWl be required as may be ne.
cesSary 20 pay the costs % sale. for the balance Of the
purchase money, q credit Of . months will be- allowed.
the purchaser giving boni with approved personal securi
~ and the uilu 90 the iani fo be retained until the pur.
chase money Is paid. Nm q WINSTON.
BENJAMIN NGNGFiEID.
ma . cAlMtIa NurrLlL l.uL.L....n..a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31

Dear Sr,-I give you tic following statement NJ my
case. About ~ years ago ! became dyspcpuc, and was
uuvell IN the usual way, when AZ length I became much
wotsr; almost every thinr taken In the stomach produce
pam. and frequently violent splsms, which threatened
gcath. Experienced no relief except when under the
influence VI calumcl. firing OF which, a1cr suffering Tor
about years, ! determined 10 try the sulphur Wdter-
greed with me. and ! thcn went 10 the salt sulphur. IN.
IL rstanntnR that a." water there was moro purrative: for
you must know that my bowels were Invariably c.nstira.
ted. Aier using thc water for 2days, I had a violent al.
tack NJ spasm, which was relieved by q hot bath. then
came Immediately TO Tho Hot Sprngs-my stomach wass 30
much dcbiliatcd, that I was compelled 10 live exclusively
On milk and mush, and the ike bland fopi The first meal
took AT The Hot Springs was milk and mush, which
brought on pain, threatening spusm. I went Immediately
ino The spout bath, and from that day to this, I have been
entirely exempt from tic disease. I hahcd every day,
sometimes t~icc. and IN n fcw days was cnablcdio cato
every Thing al The table, including iescusO Of all kinds.
WILLIAMS CARTER, of Hanover.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31
heahns AT. TttoIsS oonDr
| Hot spnns' M.y n.
us,vEasITr % vee.sl.. Dc. Io l.il.

mr.. us''Essirr % vuo'si., Dec. 10 Isii.
Dear SUI have iust received your letter Of a.. 7.
lns,sn, -oiietunE my ~oiinbsn aud experience e. Of m. re-
meu.l eneetI"i the waters Of -thc Hot springs IN ehro-
M, ua',h'ti shi dm alt tnenalruailon"
m.eliy =. your inquiry may state, that Eor many years
~ ps,ueulail, Tor the last ten, and durinx my ~Tesfienc e
~ ns.ihrre, lave advised all my patients, who ~sre AZ
&c eahsr with chronic siarThnra oT painful uen.trua.
uon mai resisted mesicalureatmeni, TO avail tLems-Iv-. Of
,n, icuhe'hsl powers Of the waters 81 the Hot Sprinxp, AMI
uo no, now rcco'lcet an Instance, where the proper ire
psiNofy measures, and indispensable ankiisry regimen
oute use oi the baths were strictly observed an 4 per.e.
wacfH were d,ssppoinietL
Ills tru. that a fcw eases have occurred I'm ulieh a..
paiient returned 10 the without receiving sny r.li.C amt
some have claimed my attention In vii rh the diseases az.
peafed szzrasaiesl-but Ia all these cases, upon a clos.
scrutiny u was asceuained, that esther the preparatory
measures necessary to be adopted previous te taxing me
oanhs, o y ~" auxiliary regimen, 10 be used slmultan.ou-ly
WIN bs'hinE' were not riRsly adhered to.
Ie"l constrained, by the result OF my obaetyauon
aml experience during ny recent visit to the Hot
Hp'"ks, to safe that believe that those winters ar.
- poisn, i"r injury a. well as benefit 10 those afflicted
WIZ 'htNh'e .uiarIhTt NJ painful menstTuaiion, that
n'no .ueh shouli use hem without the advice of a
pu)s'iah o'nNefsani with their qualities. Aud phy.
scam when ecommcniinr this watering mace IL
h'' lsa''ht-. should make them aware, that travelling and
~ sometimes convert chronic into scite sfFe~.
u"u., ahh thht a Regimen and a course 81 medical treat.
.utm, Nc'y proper la the former state, may be highly i'm
proper IA the latter condition.
lam, very respectfully yours,
N. HOWARD N. ID.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31
30 y VI. q u VI ,
LATE
OREM X

NTouLD respectfully invite ihe attention of the cusio.
w mcfso f the late firm, amI the public gcucr,ltv A.,
ny stock OF. Spring and Summer Clothing which have
hccn selected with great care, aud being made 100 The hrf
manncr, under my own sgpcrintcndaucc I can, win con.
hirn'c oncr ihc public, Clothing, which Tor durability and
sNlc cannot be surpassed iu the United states. mo Gl
lowing Lsicnmrusca ,art NJ NY assormcnt
super hut, bltck, owe, London brown aud fuyiefffc
Green Dress aui Fr1rk Coats
Etc ''l W
Do Linen and Bingham Coatec and Fncs Goats
- un dn Houses French qiyle
DO Round Jackets, various qualities
ianiaIpons, Of single mlld and Mcunn Cashmere
10 BLACK summer Goods, various qualities
10 Gamhr0uu ani Canioou. handsome tfyies
10 Fancy Linen Drilling, white anI rnforrd
Ncts-Shk, Taun. Bomblunc. Chalcy, Valcnra and Mar.
settles
Shirts linen. Cotton and silk
HosoWs aui collars, six anil Linen Udkfa
STOCKS, lfavata, Scatfs, Suspcuirrs anf Gloves
silk an tnffnu bali Hose
six and bingham Umbrellas
Russs Kding Bells, shoulder Braces
ALSO
samples NJ The most Fashionable Ca4fr tcrf ip tho
STYLE.
Gcnlcmrn boo want ofClonine wouiffo we'll io call amt
examine NY stock, a. Z lm determined NOT fe Dc unsrr
pasecd m point ofchcirucss, by any EaabHshmonf in IDS
city. o. u rPENCF. Ar.rt
apo Mah w., doors below Exchange Rink.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31

M Merchants wishing f0 ave the errh.r..
besides ihr expense gl going fo the Nouh. a, IA, -
~ caIlnE 49, : G~NRBANATtS cheap cash sore 49,
t'eiuI, where They cHn gct supplied Wfh Has .,i 80.
w fNety i's cuF'tnu. AZ ts following low pTteee-Coof-
li.ss pct Dozen, irth Russia very broad I'M me 1912
49, 1pt. .pteu, BLACK 10 90 81, s5 AMI AN nel
.iNfn Hti@ % superior qualify. a. euusI, -
wv me nutrn sol beaver Hats. black AMI arr "a -
N'lt "hlth vii guarantee 20 sell a. Nouh.
~ ~ 'is.o uY. Please 10 rtcollertP : gAR
~ sNe'n VA manuitctory, shccE oe fmn sirn Of
VI NIB Al n.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31

Dear SRA hong indisposion from The effects of 10.
ranged Fiaicol my liver. lei me fo Try the Hot spouf Rail,
al your Springs. had previously remained 4 or 3 weeks
hihe w lt" ruiphut, ifum which hal derived much al.
vantage hut not ~ much as Ia make me believe that 1
could not he luther benefited by the use NJ the IIof
Baths wv
We effect upon inc was immediate. and ae powerful as 1
had bccn lcd fp suppose. producing 20 rec action II tho
ivcr. lcoutinucd tn use thcm 3 org days with euuaHy
happy effects. '
Entertaining asl 30, The hgltcetopinion ofnc efficacy a.
the Hot SpuntF, ben al cases ota diseased liver. lam leIfo
give Won thts simple statement for the benefit VI others
WHO may aiani a. much In need sfthcm as myself
Very rcspccruly. YOUR obft scrv',
JOuN T.. MANNING. ofH. Car.iy,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-31
\ !. D~ARGoN, Of Alabama.
sruEnEsslLLr. Nov. 80. 1873.

srvEBESsiLLE. Nov. 50, 1873.
Deaf rtr,- AnneAedia a concise statement Of my case.
toi several years my heaah had been bah I had suf-
Iefei much IRON a rheuu afie Affection OF tic muaclcs OF
my bafk. ~hhrh ~aa always severe Ia coki weather, aud
which insiits 81 me To spend sbnae MtntcFs past. ia New
orisanR hbum 8 years ago, sttsI an unusual exposure,
! i"t that my disease was tsa1sictr.it to my head. A,hz
ztncss arptoar hihg Ia bhndn-ss cam. On. and at times I
sui red an indeseubabi.s "har al weight 90 heavinsss on
the brain. sni almost wholly bot my hearing ua or. rar
Ihcs" unpleasant complaints continually Increased la
the meantime. . iollo~e I Itxiily the ADVICE of phy.icana.
! hve' ab-teunionSly. was it'pucotiy bled, and euppel, anl
hsic nsi water anitee applicit TO my heal, which psodIc Ell
only temporary rehei. AtoBc time I used tle Hue PIN.
nnlll my gums became a lul. tender. aud fei decidedly
better under us influence. Hut the dhHeare siiil remained.
dep''.Ink my s"ift-. aud iinpairnK all the enioymenia OF
me. AitNo h'hef"ni hmes. the distress in INV head " as
-ok,e'i a. aiinosiin deprive mc Of conar ioisne -, until I
Mn o.t f.aiJ last summer all these symptoms halss.
um'l = in"T. liked snd threatening character than at any
,'nr pe,i"i' wh"nl determined To vish the Virgins Hot
~, ns,, Mn"tc ! srivedin August. . used the waters Ia
lc'uet'n'aIg way, permitting the Epoutto LMl directly on
]" ~ 81 winch ] had lost the hgaunx, aud over the head
k'h'! aur. experienced immediate good effect. and be-
lpi" "h the Hot springs, where I remained about three
weeks, recovered my hearing entirely, aud also felt per.
i'ct rchef in my head. This rchef has continued up 10
'lls timc. Ihnd no Inconvenience whatever To follow th.
use "i NV ordinary ,het, and can truly ray that I have not
ieh 80 cn'i,ely ~ Eoodhealth for many years.
Very respectfully, your obt scrv't.
MARTIN ANDREWS.