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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
PUBLIC &.fLE
or TAsVJARIE REAL ESTATE

IN pursuance Of decree of the ccu, superior court of
law AMI chaocefy, Jor Boetour county, made o. Tue
Aan term for 1915. in the suit of the Bank OF Virginia
IT, William Sclland's Represen alives and al, and in
accordance with the provisions ol the last will and lcs'
lament of the said William Strickland decd, shall on
Monday. the i7Ih day of November, 1915, on the prom
ses sell public auction, to the highest bidder the FOL
lowing property, belonging to the estate OF the said IL
liam Strickland, decd, VIZ the large framed Dwell
LING Housr. on High Stree, in Buchanan. for some
years occupied Tavern, by W Illlam ll'x and by
Matthew Wilson. with The ci. Of ground and buildings
sppuftenant 10 it.
the Two SroRY Brick STORE IlousE. situated at
the corner lot number 49, and fronting HIGH Street
and Bedford Street in Buchanan. with the BRICK
LUMBER HOUSE near ii and usually occupied IN
conneXon with it.
One half of Lo, number AZ. (being quarter Of an
are y on High Street. in Buchanan, with the small
- framed Dwelling House and other buildings stu
LIE. aled thereon.
The ROPE WALK in Buchanan, with the build
ngs appufenan, II, and the lots which they are
situated embracing Lot number 81 on Wafer Street,
which contains half OF an acre. and one hall "i Lon
number 26, on High Street, which half contains one
quarter of an acre
A small 1r0cf Of Land, containing l6 acres,
situated James River, sbve the town OF Pannsbnfg
and adjoining said town. And Tract OF Land,
situated on the Patousbure Rockbrdge Turnpike. about
one mile from Paoosbnrg, containing ~ AOA Els.
The Improvements upon this Tract are handsome
,wo-siory framed DWELLING HOUSE. good Kit
chen, Spring House, large Framed Stable, Smoke
! House, ST., Sc.
TERMS
So much Of the purchase money will be required in
cash may be necessary to pay the expenses and chars
ge of the "a on the residue, in three equal instruments
credit of one two and three years Will be given the
purchaser giving bond with good personal security, and
The equitable lien upon the Land being retained, to Sc
cure The deferred payments
| WM W. BOYD, Administrator
! de L3nis non ,oith The ,riH anacred Of
Nm Strickland. deed.
| DC, ~ WIN
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splendid Wood Land for sale

Splendid Wood Land for sale
XAIlICil lies within almost stone row Of Town
W and is withal frs, rate tobacco Land. The
tract contains
D3 II T. r. Il =,
BY recent survey and is situated Fishing Creek,
The road that leads 10 Mr. Paul Jones' Plantation. 1t is
the opinion pf the best judges, that this land will yield
$50 per in bark and more than 100 cord. Of
wood -of which four loads may be hauled per day Ia
town without the intervention Of toll gates Ii has on
il On excellent site for 4 Grist and Saw mill. Should
any person wish to buy than this. have no doubt
he can purchase ac adjoining OF about the like guam
tty and Of excellent quality | would now sell bar
gain in IT. AClllLi.to u. 5OilNSON.
Oct u WI
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EYVGsals;lsG MARKET.
Fbr the ,ceek eadiar Satnrtiap, October d. 1915.

tbr The tceek eadiae Saturday. October p. 1915
bei"w Is cJrfec statement, OF the Market lor The
past week.
16baeeo.-old Lugs. 81 90 to 80; new Lugs. 81
% to $40. Leaf inferior. $3.50 In 800; common.
100 To 4. 80 middng 81. 80 800 shipping (new)
S'u' TO s,oo manufacturing, (connon) $3.50 To
o,oo, hne manufacturing 10000 $40.
FoW.-Sl ID. for superfne from Wagons; 81, a
. ifom sore. for the ddrren, grades.
" heas-Prces may be quoted a, Red SO, White IS
crus.
Graih.-Corn 65 to 20 cts per bnshcl from wagon;
Oats. sheai rs cents per hundred cleaned 81 to
90 cents, per bushel. Rye, 62i cents
Ctlrer aud Graw Seeds-Clover Seed Sc Herds
Grass Seed 62l 75c.
Prorisi0ns-l3arur. from wagons 8 81. and dull
sale from s''re 10 H. Beef. s. 80 To s. per hun.
dred; Meal. 10 10 70 cts per bushe from wagon.
fnh-Shaa, s.. 90 In 81 90 per bbl; ilerr,nvs s.,
to s. 90; Mackerel. NJ. /. tlS, Ne. ., $3.50. NJ
3. IS
Ce0ts.-St. Domingo. u. !, CENTS per b.; Rio. Q
- cents; lagnit. 10 10 scls. Java. IL! Is
Cuba q toS.
Snsar.-Brown. New Orleans. 8 to 9 cent. per H.
Porto Rico. : To 9cea,s per H.. II. ColI, II to u,
cents per lh.; Loaf. p to 10 cents per H..
Cdidtes Iallow. III cents per H., Sperm, SO
10 81 cents per 10; Hull y Sons Isl II cents per ID.
" 4iSfeg.-Common. 30 10 50 cents per gallon. from
wagon; irom store 35 10 81 ceuis. krecd 40 to As
from wagon
Bready.-Arple. 81. 10 40 cents per gallon Peach
10 cents per gallon.
Cotton ldi1,s.factorv prices: II us cts per ID.
assorted
hoa.-Bar Iron. SIS per ion from boats. $50 fro.
Store. Pig Iron sales.
Sieel.-Bs'errd, 81 to S cents per H. German 5 10
10 een's, Shear, 20 10 20 cents per b. Cas-, See ~
10 - cts per h.
L'nsced Ot-G5 10 20 cts Lamp. 81 90 to 80 pei
gallon; Tanners. SIG 90 to $500 per Dbl.
| l.eather.-Good Sole. Is cents per ID; Damaged
Sole. 10 to Z cents per ID.
fredericksburg 81 90 10 4.25 per ks.; Rise. IS
/ 90 10 500 per key.
| Hooi-Wool. rs 10 % cents perlb Wool Rolls, 81 }
10 40.
Coal md Ipood.-Buminous. % cents per bu.hel
Anthracite. 500 per ton. Oak aud mixed Wood q,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

:, me 'irslnia Annual Conference of the Methodist,
II, hufch, will it, session in this
pace On ihnfsday, the 9th OF November Al loocL,ck
The introductory sermon viii be nr,sch.d nv Tho Rev
cling at II o'clock. >s'e"
ihe Ministers and Delegates will. On their arrival in
own, call at Mr. D. T. Shackleord's. on Main street.
""',e eonim'tee VIII be IN waiting Ia conduct them
=" "''" oia'ngs. X b. THOMSON
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y1agnificrn. s:.a.s;s, Truly

EDIC ARDS RYAN & Co. have on hand genuine
Ia CACHNIR SONG SH4WLS, The newest
and fashionable article OF street dress imported INTO
The United States.
We pledge ourselves to sell them for LESS than the
same .Hiarl is selling for in New York, Philadelphia
Baltimore or Washington city, %. We hno,c what IRE
,ayi Prices rauging from s25 to SO.
also.
We have on hand very large assortment oil Com
man Sunwis. ranging in price from 25 CTS. 10 $50
REGARDS, RYAN * CO.
.Ncrl door 10 HIM. 4. lonn5 s.
Oct 81 10"
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COMMUNICATED.
"''e,ins Of Prof Miies's class Of Ladies aud Gems
,, w. " Lynchhnrg; a committee. consisting O. the
S gen''einen. viz: licv. Il. b. Thomson, >
,s " ESQ, and A. T.. Pettcolss, were appointed II
o'u,'ons expressive Of the sense Of the audience
nv wy we course Of Lectures on Phrono Mnemo-
"'"'ug Resolution. were reported to The class.
oy unanimous vote:
Ilnem'' Ahat. In our opinion. the system Of Phre-
oc .e',ay' as taught by Professor Miles, in a
BY sa a Lectures. is simple and ingenious. and
b Tho "oy and application. be made sngnarly use,
,c,l elulslllon and retention Of Historical, Geo
and "a Chronological facts, dates, events, lati-
no In! nat Professor Miles has fulfilled all the
"'ue 10 usi his Introductory Lecture.
X. b. THOMSON,
}. b. GREEN.
Q.hs,, A. T.. PETuCOLAS.
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M The t;eorsi. papers announce 'ha. Washington
po. ESQ the Wing representative OF the Macon dis.
,r,c in IN. mex, Congress, has resigned his seat, MI
p ia induced to resign by the urgency OF private bust
meas. which makes il his duty SO 10 do The district
,.v.. Wing majority Of SIG a, the late Gnberna'or'a
,.c,lon and no apprehension. therefore, entertained oil
,ny los, to the Wing party by Mr. Poe's resignation
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

u,- Samuel Med. Moore Esq oil h'cN''''se' ~"
nounced a. q candidate 10 I'LL mo vacancy III 'ne o''e
Senate. occasoned by the resignation oil John H. rey
ton. ESD Other persons are spoken oil, hui no oh'r
,n,horzed annunca,ion has been made
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EsSNSs1AIAN EssbESaf,
EfE(EF.HO.H.E ~.

ftES THE attention Of gentlemen visiting Richmond
EtmH 10 respec,Iully called 10 this IIOTT!E, 81 long
r2;a and generally knovn under the direction oi Mrs
Duval. /ls delightful location Its fine accommodation
and the quiet snd nrjrrly in which it is conduct
3D. make II equally desirable Tor families and men Of bu,
slness.
THE Po,eh0tan House 10 sus,.d on level and beau
tfn rmlnrnce. The centre NJ the city few steps
from the Gaplo. Governors House aud Clty Hail. and
yer, con'enIen. to the Raj road Depols Boat Landing.
end business part Of the city.
| % The PownArA, CoAoH vii, he in rr,din.s. 10
convey passengers snd baggage 10 and from ,ie hotel
WITHOUT CHARGE. aud thus save tfiah riom 50
Genie 10 81 porsrs.e. BAR. on ihe basement floor.
CHS l.. DlBKEiL.
| Jul,7 10 II
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o. (AgcD TO TIE; k.IDEES,
New Fail and Winter {,eSs!s

EplCARDS, RYAN s. co have he pleasure of
. announcing TO the L.pss of LYKcuBURG and
those OF lis vicinity, thai thy will receive and open
rus DAY, large portion Of the their stock Of FALL
AND WINTER GOODS, embracing OF Of the nosi
varied and elegant in styles of rich fancy goods, il has
been their pleasure 10 offer them.
The Iunnr partner having just returned from the
Northern cities confidently assures his friends and the
public generally. that he has spared pains procur.
the NEW EST and MOST FASHIONABLE GOODS, that the
French English and American markets could furnish
Their stock Of Cloths, Gassmeres. Vesiing Shirliigs
Crava'ings. Goves Hosiery &c., &c.. greatly surpa.s-
es any they have ever had the pleasure OF exhibiting in
This market. They respectfully solicit examination
n their extensive stock before purchasing. Terms cash
Prizes 10 cnrresp,nd with the terms and times None
shall SELL Tie su'c and q,a'ay Of goods knoseeg,a
cheaper than zoe. REGARDS, RYAN & Cos,
Next dVVr to W. I. Young.
Sept su
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Oct. 81
SIAHES! SLAlES :!

uDCAnDS RYAN s. Co, have on hand a good
Ii, assortment of SLAIES-a first rate article tor
home manufacturers These are economical lines
o'' '"' g. REGARDS, RYAN co.
Oct, 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27
MARRIAGES.

Married. in ST. Peters Church. in Baltimore. on III.
2o'h instant by Rev Thomas Atkinspn, the Rev. Wu.
LA" JacHsoS. Chaplain OF the University OF Vlr-
burg. '
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NEW asslselbS.

NEW GDOHbS.
VIZ f. have received and splendid stock Of
W DRY GOODS,
which, in eiliiiu ,o former supply render, Our a.
soflnent complete, embracing both Staple and Faney
articles. Oar cusmers VIII find every thing they de-
sire. and prices as low they be sold al any 9th
er house in the place
We have also on hand extensive assortment Of
Hats, Boos Shoes. &c. &c. which will he offered ON
the most advantageous terms.
All persons in wan, Of Good D.rgnins, are invited 10
give u. call
;. GUGGENIIEIMER & BROTHER.
Sept % ,.if
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E'DEr rsS.Ng',

E'rEr ESE;.N'T,
fVahAi va'ushle rUner stand situated at the juns>
L ton oi Main Street. and I'd alley. immediately W
trout ii bryant, fnsley lavloder aud The next dssi
ISg% h.h'w ,he Nrgolan Olf'e. This pnper
E~.',1 ~ has Just undergone repnr, md is nav
Ff.N1AfA ~ g,nd order if husinpss large scale.
T. sst6SA either for Dry u@dS M Grocery Store.
Connected With the Store IN eat. there 10 lsr,e Isis
II use. with po,h Cchrs III. alley leading to III.
Isnghurnr Mills. aud t. i.yochs Warehouse. Posses
sion can be- had an the first day of September next
for terms, which Will be reasonable and suited 10 the
times, sppllcsIIon may be made ~ ths subsctit-t
A. LtGGAT.
Avg II is,f
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Valuable Earssa for sale near
r. ~ "a C IL b arg.

n order 10 final settlemen, and division Of the 20
tate of John II. Burton. decd, III. -gate.s Of said
esta lie have determined 10 sell public auction on the
ION day of December n.rt if sr if not. The next fair
day, that ralat5ic farm kno,on by the name Of Oak
Grore, which Mrs. Margaret c. Burton now re-
sides The above tract lies in Campbell county. e., ten.
ding from the Forest road near the Bedford line to
Black ratcr Creek uithin Tire. miles of Lynchburg,
and adjoining the ands Of Rev. +. kabler, J. A. Merr.
wethrr. Capt Huuer and others. The Tract con-
talns about
700 ACRES.
300 &C which still uncle ,red and heavily iimbered
Is well adapted 10 the cultivation of Iobaccn Corn and
Wheat "a large crop of which is already seeded upon
lies remarkably well, and susceptible Of the hg hest
improvement
There is also on The above farm VERY COM
GA PORTABLE DWELLING HOUSE. beau.
E1ii ,i(Illy situated and surrounded by all the com
Rs-A forts and canvenences OF pleasant and agreea-
be country residence.
The terms of the above sale will be third or per
aTs one>louh cash, and the balance credit of one
and two years.
For further particulars. applyto
f. }. BURTON, LYnchbrtg, or
JESSE a. BURTON. residing on he place
P. 8. The above Tract will be divided into two par
GELS, if necessary, TO suit purchasers.
O. The Richmond Wing will insert the foregoing
weekly 2 weeks, and send account 10 this office.
Oct q nod if
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-27

GuLPllATE QtlNiNE.. Pu,e Morphs.
- Acetate aud sulpha,e Morphl,
Iodine. IlydrloGatr Potash
Oh Berlampt Lemon Apite,
Cinnamon, Covn-. Carfawsy,
J-ssamln". Spruce md mnny other chsmic sls and
essential Obs. warranted genuine aud of The pr.r quail
lty. Tor aar VERY LOW by HOWELL DAVIES
Fpr sale an aheve. Macr Chvrs. Cinnanun, Nuts
mess, Long and Black Pepper, Iu,heric. Sc. Of tho
b,si qualily. lid.
bri. 20 ,sif -
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a VERY likely Negr Glrl, about 10 ye,r old sc-
n cushioned 70 The house. \ bargain maj he had by
early application to CHAhLES PHELPS, Auctr.
Oct. % 1.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
MILLINERY.

MI RS WADE would respectfully invite The Al.
lvl IenIion Of The Ladies 10 her second stock oi
Winner Millinery. just received. from one Of The
most a,hionable French Houses in New York.
Her goods arc Of the best quality. well selected
and Of The very latest styles. and consist in part oi
The following ario les. Ladies' Bonneis. Caps. Head
dresses and Borders; Bonnie, md Cap Ribbons
French Flowers. Plumes. Fancy Neiis. Velvsis
Silks and Saiins. Silk and Wash Blends. Silk and
L's'e Laces and Eduing'; Si'ees Trimmings and
seve"l oiher Trimmings ard Notions too numerous
to mention. The above goods will he sold IS pei
cent cheaper Than any oi The same kind this side o
The Mountains.
N d. Leshorn and Slrnw Bonneis cleaned. steel
pressed. and done up in The hest style aud a, shor
noiicr. MRS A WADE.
nov IL Corner Founh & UnioH Ss.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
~HORNBROOK & DILLON,
DT UfAf ID

HAVE removed their E.iabli,hmen,to their
1INsw Buck Building, east side of MAR
KET 81. q few doors below The Post Office,
where they have supplied themselves with q
aew and large Engine and other fixture fer
their business, in suPeii or style.
They carry IN The House and STEAM
BOAT PLUMBING in all us branches.
MACHINE OR PATENT PIPE.
We are prepared To supply our customer. TO any
extent with The ahove pipe Of The hest quality. aud
at prices as low rs II is L. Re had IN the country.
They have constantly on hand HydIsutS Of
various description, har,ers' kettles, water clos
cts, bath iub>, hat and cold shower baths, re-.
forts inr bleaching, chemical apparatus, lead
&C fms, patent bath pumps. lead pipes OF all siz.
rs, sheet lead OF any thickness aud worked up
in any manner Of form.
Water conducted through leaden pipes from
springs 10 dwelling houses in the country.
Superior pumps for country wells, Steam En-
gines &c. &c.
All orders thankfully received and punctu
ally attended to.
STEAM POWER.
For manufacturing purposes can be supplied
to several descriptions OF mechanics, IN the
81 story Of theii building, or on the gIouad
floor at very moderate rent:
Wheeling, Nov IL, as
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
DIR. KEENERS
PICTORIAL COUGH CANDY.

ME suresi safest and pleassnlesi remedy now
before The People, Ter The cnre al Coughs.
Colds. Hoarseness. Sore 1hroat. Asthma, Group.
Whooping Cough. difficult ETpeiorancn and all
other diseases Of The Thro,i or chest tending i'
CoS-UhrrIoS. IL is nlso n valuable medicine for
public speakers. especially those whose voices upon
a little cIertion fail Them. rs II emoves Phlegm
from The throat lvn.cns The chest md gives Them n
perfect command Of the voice. II i, warranted to
be 90 efeciual preventive Of The BRONCHITIS.
The medicinal PARTON Of this Candy 10 a COM
pound Of several Of The most safe and saluiary tx.
pecior"ni remedies now in daily use by our hest
physicians.
Unlike many similar preparations ofer red TO The
public OF late years sbis Candy really possesses med.
zeal properties, and is warranted superior TO any
medicine now before I he pnblic for The care Of thai
class OF diseases FOE which 1t is recommended. Try
q and judge for yourself.
Manufactured and sold wholesale md retail by
LAFAYETTE M'NEELY. nj his Drug and Mcdi.
cine Store. 60 Main ST. Wheeling. Va. nov 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-11-20
M. & r.


v just received aud upenea 100 packages
IL ~ CHINA and QUEENSwARE
Ameng other articles they have
Fine Guild band China Tea Sets from 81 Ia 90 20
Rich Gilt aud Fancy do do
Do 60 extra fine d.
Richly decorated Manirl Orr amenis. Cologncs. Fan,
cy Ink Baskets DC. in great variety.
The Ladies' are invited To- call and eI,nine
'hese. NJ they surp,ss any thing ~ The kind eve
before brought Ia This country and are worth seeing
Rich GIL, and enb.,s@ed Fruit q ,skeis. laced & high
White Chan do do do
Gill ard plain Comroiicrs. Casscrollcs. Tuueens
Boats AMI Siand,; Tea Pots. Sugars and C'eam.
Tc" and Coffee Cups and Saucer. Plates. &c, anIed
plain and is"cy styles. IN sets OF pieces 'v suit Gus
TONERS
In common ware we have L"errnol Dishes and
Plates III all sizes. Teas snd C"fees. Tea and Coffee
Pots. Sugars and Green's, &c. Of vari"us colois
printed. Flow ing hue snd Fancy Toilet Sets; c"m,
mon edged Plates. Dishes. Teas. &c. &c, with eve.
~ other article usually kept m The most EXTENSIVE
Establishments III The country. mud which the public
need only call nbd price 10 he satisfied hat we sell
lower Than they can be purchase elsewhere. We
hive on hand and are constantly manufacturing
Cn' and plain Holl Lamps. Lanterns. Tumbler.
Dishes. &c; winch together with our stock o.
Q~neenswars. we invite The attention Of purchasers
silher Wholesale ar re'ail. Warehouses Nos 7 MI,
. Monroe 81 Wheeling. Va. nov l2
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DIR JAYNE'S ALT ERATlVE. we have been
informed by Mrs Rose of q cure performed on her
by DrJayne's Alternative. which proves its superior
NY over every o'her remedy Of The kind. She has
been afflicted for The last sixteen years with Ne
cmscs Of White Swellings. attended with u lcera-
iions and txfUliai.on OF various bone. during which
time many pieces have been discharged from the
frontal bone Of The Uranium. fnm both her nrms.
Wrists md hands, and from both legs. and from The
right knee and the let femornl hone. besides pain
fl ulcers on other paris Of her person. which has
bottled the skiIl Of n number Of the n o, eminent
physicians -four city-luring the most Of The time
her 8, ferings have been most cIcmcisiing ard de-
plorable. About ihree mouths since she WINS in
duccd io Try DR. Jayne's Alieralivo. which has had
an ssionishingly harry fleet upon her. ny removing
all pain and swelllngs. and causing the ulcers Ia
heal. whilc 81 The same lime her general health In
become completely restored. so that size now Weigh,
some 20 lbs more Than she did beUrc she com.
menctd the use VI this truly valuable prepara lion.
NATIVE Eagle.
For SAFE by DR. J CRUMBACKER. l73 Min 81
Wheeling. Va. nov ~
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REMARXABLE.-A se~nllem,n hi Me-. J.ney

REMARxABLE.-A gentleman IN New Jersey.
near Philadelphia. had been ior a long time sick
and was irca'ed in the ususl way { or an affection oi
tho lungs hy Two eminent phy.ci,n,. uui,l the dis.
ease assumed such a malignant TORN that they de-
clarcd the patent had q cnn6rmei Consnmplion-
lh"t msaicine could H. nU more. and he must ,iIe.-
Ills hfeaih was So effected Ivy the disease ,Lnt M
one could stay ia his roam bui q sl,or lime. A,
ID . stage when all h"re hn! nrd. . Iriend gave h IN
n bottle Of wis'ar's Balsnm III Wild Cherry decInr.
ing thai 81 my rate u couId d. HIM ma la M. lie
look ~ ard grew much better. Us continued the
use OF II. oud ny using three or ioui borlies wa.
completely cured.
also by PRYOR & PAUL., IC4 Make, 81.
nov 10 In
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MARY H"wiu: Alice May and Brui.ing Bill Zoraida
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