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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02
WI. III. G.gR.9'ETT.

Ar THE CORNER BELOW THE FRANKLIN HOTEL,
H EEPS CONSTANT, ON hand a varr.y Of FANII Y
N GROCERIES AND LIQUORS, To Which hr
invites The particular aen ION III buyers, both town
and country, aud assures them thai they viii be sold at
reasonan" prices.
lie ls also prepared la Accommodate Travellers with
Beard aud Lodglng either by The day or week aud
promises Them that his table will he supplied with The.
best iare the market affords. He asks his country ac,
qualnlances 10 give him call. gnud stable onyenent
with plenty ct Provender and attentive Oslers
WIN. II. GARNETT
n. BIO or 10 Boarders viii be taken BY the week
or month moderate teru,s
Feb. % ute
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szzsS,sssYes. let y. wandsr whsre'er will
I'd - The mind g',es back
And rs.ubles or ssfdani hill
ast Or sunny track.
sf And qnicti, grssr= at somc biieh, 10,
rf OF days sune by;
s Soac Of ciiildhoods fond employ
When hope sazed high.
Yes, even nov -. the SPOT
~ When ia twilight mora,
The garden and The grass, lot,
ioadly spsried On
The lesres, the lcIIs and rock, cliffs,
Along the iiter's siiei
Green sliuetefy harg nah trashy DIM,
Washed BY TIE swelling ,ide.
The dewy I've, floating ugh
And waving in the breeze
The rocks tlzt c,n.d TO touch tie SKY,
bounded up with ss'e
And oh the tkes the, blue,
The, wicked so cl ar aud bright,
The winds v oi ro.eate hue,
And silvery tie nisht.
The waving Of The tall lue tees
Had music tho sound,
That saslfed and died IN every bIeczs,
So moufniuly along.
Yes, of I've md heard them moan
And thought il was the soutd
ofs?its from then harry home,
Their blends wee hu, erng round.
AID thenI'ye gaxed at shades eleven.
And seen N. crimson geuze
otsis sdoNs twnis hts d. ala ~, driven
Back b, the MOONS sol, rays
Then the nigbt hifis siarugery,
When thrilling through my soul
iva. then my spirit mounted high,
II could nst b. ok euntro.
ia, give me back my sweet home,
Nhen | WAS young and pure
oh, let me not forever
Far from Ms native shore.
Oh, am ever doomed to dwell
Far from That sunny cline
Then let NC dTeam-don't break the speli,
Sweet land, as an am thine
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-02

The flosne rerort If he Committee u schap's and
t,iieges, against the eApd eoey oferealing n Drum
mend, Treasurer Of the >ral commissioners ui An
lieIs' cuniy, tT uvet.pylnen', aud eoatnffed IA
Ga mulioa the House adjourned.
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HOUSE oF DELEGATEs

FHlpAY. Feb. 70, $50.
The following Communication MAS received hun he
Senate.
The Committee appointed to eohier With cammiiies
III ihc Seuaif ~ elatp To the amendment at the Sen
10 The .Bdfur The 81 the Criminal tocs,
IN effect rertaiing the law limiting The s,ssio"s ol
The General Assembly rs days, -repuhed ffcoh,=
inaudug ihs IL, Senate fecede INN us amsnduen.-
which fec,nmendslitn aeques,ed la hy ihe House
by uf yves 50, Sues -. The sgufncut oi The
Committee Of The Srnste la recommend Ia The Senate la
fertdr lfam IL ai6endueni Was bised up the condf
op thai the committee If the House should recommend
an amendment 10 the Bill, ptasdmg f1f lie ftssan o
The tfs Code, similar In The ann udfeui d" HE Srnsie
10 She bill lL The tnslsLun ni III. Lu.nInAl Cud..
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January 5

AlW'INla-A Rules held in the Clerks Office of n,
circuit S'peror Court OF Law and Chancery of Mel
ION county, IN the month OF january 1896 -
John EuriJd. administrator of William Caus,,
wilson Peters, Samuel H. shelton and " am Uarn.,,
seaton " Loving and Wilson Peters late me reliant, ~
partners, trading under the st, and firm of " iam RAJ
~ y W. Plaintiff
AGAINST
Coleman w. Kidd administrator OF Allen r Tncl. nj.
Alien doping deed and Martin Jopling infant h.,, q
sa'd Alien Joping and - Jopling his wife deeI
as Polly Joplmg, Dsfen5San,. ~"
In CHANcERY
Inc Defendant Martha Joplne, not ha ing entered hcr
appearance ana gwen srcurity according the Act of As
ehoiy ana the nes OF This and it Inv .,t,
factory evidence that she is nlabitan, of hi. Con
mo NV aIib; on motion Of the Plaintiffs their counsel il
Is ordered that the said Defendant do appear here on or be-
lore the hts dnv oil Anil term and answer the ne;,;or
ol W illiam Barnett X Co. who have been n, ma,
Pahl's IN tins cause, and that copy of this order b.
orthW ith inserted in the Lynchburg Nirrnisn n.w,
paper published in the ynchburr for two mo,,h
sccessNe aud another copy thereof posted at the from,
door o the Coft house OF this county some court dav
Copy-Teste,
II. c. CUTLER, elk.
'''' - WIN
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Nsi1'tt'E.

E'iE UNDERSIGNED 'eqnesi all retsohs having
Il clsiins on the estate u Iachirld Wade, IL, To
present them to him, as arrangements may ee made for
their payment And aso hose indebted said estate
will please forward and make payment 10 him. as
he ls an iuus 10 cluse business at said estate.
RICHARD J. WADE. Admir-.
Feb. 10 Win
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.Nrs<. HE.S'RJQUEA'
English and French Academy,
FOR FOU. NC Ia DIES,

Iynehbura, virginia.
1--WE SIXTH SESSION Of tins Institution will
begin, on Monday the 81 of Febfnary.
II R.DS-Fof tuition IN three different classes, as
heretofore, VIA: SIG. SIS aud s2 80 per session Of
live months, payable IN the last halt u the Gih month
DoIRD-&l0 per monlh. II which one hall paya
be III advance. Pupils accepted at any time dafng
The session. and charged from The day Of entfnnce.
The department, of Engllsh parslng, Composition.
Rhetoric, Logle, Ancient Languages and the higher
branches Of Mathematics is under the charge Of MI d.
Smilh. Jr.
Feb 10 w2m
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The "LDper sIaIC' Of S,cafar farm
e. Or alc.
fENlE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale his
TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being in The county of Amherst on bath sides
oi Pediar River. known as the upper halt" of
PEasEAR FARM.
containing by recent survey, ) ! n c r s .
one hrd oi which is cleared, aud well adapted IN the
culture &" all kinds ot gram and ioharcuiIe balance
heavily numbered. There Is about one hundred acres
ut
/ o w G ROUN DS
OF nncornnpniy hnr quality. long celebrated for their
prodnclIveness, and IN high of cuvatiun.-Thp
buildings are nierlur, but may improved al a small
cost Io one wishing 10 embark in The stock business
lew farms are more desirable, being finely dap,ed To all
kinds Of grass.
further description is deemed unnecessary as il is
pesunabe that 40 pers"n will purchase without giving
II a personal Inspection.
Terms lineral aud made known application 10 the
subscriber. Address ''Pedlar Mills Amherst"
JOSIAH X. ELLIS.
Nov. 10 wis
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RG5NIt:

V1RG5NIt: -
n cember As '' --"a dayoi Dc
!iar, k"ins and Alexander Bowie p,.r
against
and S' sa noy ys 'o%as Bowie Caleb Boyle James uh.
and El,lshc,b hi; W.T. saii Boy lie, stephen Dooey
Boyle and Abner Boy and Ooy'e' william
Boyle are the children heirs at law Of xd s"n noI'r
ceased, n,u cos ie de-
In CHANcERY.
he def,ndants John BOYLE James Guthrie and s,l, l.,
"'s stephen '"oley and Elizabeth his wife W lillian No.
ana Amer Boyle, md the other children and heirs At
Jaw" hoye' deceased, not having entered their
ana gwen secuiy according To the Act OF A..,mhl,
"u 'e 'uies OF ms court and it appearing TO the atisl
"n Z" me court That they not inla bants OF hi, co
monMealth II ordered that the said defendants do
pear hfe on the fourth Monday in March next and =,
swer the pains bill; and that IA COPY of this o,d., M
iorth''t published in spaper printed in the inv, y,
yhchbrg Tor two months ely and posted a, M
front door oil the court house of this unity. As
Copy-Teste,
, JNO. r. STEPrOE, Clerk.
'"''''S . w2m
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' day Of Drcember, 1915. wv Deo'oio county, the 2ai
Ben; % oi9n Of ilson Meador one Of the Lera,,, 81,
bnvin deceased, it is ordered that all per,on'
o'a'ns against the esiae of the said Ren,a, A.,
DO 90 exhibit the the said !. il,on NJ
rNeGu9f OF the last will and testament oltbe ali n
~ Heaapr decs ased Tor settlement within tu, mi,
@ inc date thereof, it appearing TINT more than two a
d Psea since the qualification of the said Wilson M
~ .n'nr as aoresaid: And it is ordered that
S order be published Tor eight weeks in the OF
aH''i.n; newspaper PUBLISHED in the town OF IvncbhS
'eu al inc front dooro the courthouse of ti, eos'
On Two soveialcoufldays. ' county,
A Copy--Testc
Jan :" . Hf ioE, Cloh.
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LAND FOR SALE.
IK D.v' ORE

TANliE subscribers, under the firm Of George Walt &
Co.. are engaged in manufacturing, IN The rlly Ut
Rehm"nd. Va. that highly Improved Plough invented
aud Pofenfed few years since ny George WATT aud
lh'rodnrtd In The Virginia public. in editorial af1r'e
OF he Southern Planter for June, 1912, styled by way
Of descIlpnn
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3)estiral.
MY own SWEET HOME.

on. there's Fnnsic in The sound.
ofhasnr, dear hemr
a. X makes the hcafi with gladness bound,
Nhere'er We roam.
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pad ino The Lefay load. to constitute r'fhia' N
ran thereof
THIS anrnanrnt vas adopted --syes 56. naes l.
Mr.. Lyon lbsn filtered lis amrn. ,neut sui1'iiz'n4
the Iressnfef nj Virginia Ia rrcfivs ifem The lhas"'
Of ihc Iurd statrs NTglhias hafe al the proceeds %
the pubic lands to be placed oihe credit 81 Me iefa'
~ Fund.
Nj Ilaryie muvel The definite plsippHeuenl oi The
I'LL aud amendments. hitch alled-sy's Y. NOES 81
Mr. Lyons amendment MAS lhen ttJee'ed-ayes %
noes ~.
A rafllier amendment vas ff.red by Mr.. Shepard.
sad adopted,
The Bill then ordered 10 It's engrossment by
vne Il ayes Is nnes 81.
/ message having been received ffun the Senate
stating tn adherence It's amendments The Tax Bl,
whrh amendments had breu disagreed oby lht honse,
The Tax Bill taken up.
Mr.. SJuihall mpsed lu lay The bill 10 the lable-whleh
vas rrinsed-ayes AZ, macs 50
Mr. ilafvie en moved HIST the House insist upon lis
Disagreement In he senses amendineni which mJtlon
was sustained, ayes G.. noes 80.
PETITION.
by Mr.. Thompson of . memoral Of citizens Of Bot,
elopn csun'y To the General Assembly oil Nirgina.
asking the of The Canal To Buchanan. Laid
on ins table, n0tiun OF Mr.. Ihumpspn.
On moiun OF Mr.. Prudlrlon, the House adjourned.
-
NEGRO REFOLT-Loss LIFE. he
New Orleans Delta al The 18th lBsanl. States that on
the Friday proyous Instruction Of HE negroes tk
place the plantation oi Messts, li,"lu, llefan 4
Co about ten miles below New Orleans, On the line ol
the Mexican Gull Railway. negro Belonging
10 Mr.. llt~ut, had b'en refractory, and wss brought
up Tor punishment. The man WHO Was ordered 10
hip hun refused do SIne seventy OF the negroes
had fryolted A%sculllr ioHk place between Mr.. lie
" III trend Of his and the coored people One OF
he m fJes was killed. aud Nj H. and his Trend, Mr..
Story, severely uJmed. The TAIN OF cans came IN
ght about the height oi he aifay. when the negroes
scaped, except seven ~ elpht Who "efo arrested
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

. Against the pfttiun Ui eIii2eHs Oi the Town q
Chsfeslan and 81 iys!fs addan thereto IN Tie .e"un'
" 81 kanaaha- kea ise against ihe petition u ciiz
II Patrick County ior separate election Ia the Meadows
oi Dan River ~ sad county.
Mr. Bocutk, Chairman al the Committee lor Courts
ui justice. reported bill 10 prevent frauds upon the
Elective itebchst.
The bill providing fr the sale Of the Portsmouth 8
Raamke Rdh Road. then lahen up.
Mr.. New l4h continued aud concluded his remarks IN
support ii lie hill
Air. Iunsall opnosed the bill al some length
M.ssfs li1esek aud I'd ! uuds advuca,td lhe bill.
Mr.. Ssam nrISed
MI Ieake d the ind, finite pesiponenen, Of the
bill. and supported lis n,o,iun by speech Of some
length.
lheayes and noes bring called upon The motion Ia
sp're indefinitely, NE House fused 10 Ppslpone by
The hdlpaing snt:-Ay.s 30 -Nues -.
Gwoamchdmauis lhrn n nd by Mr. Syme,
Which mefr rejected by very decisive vote, aud the bill
urdend 10 lis enar1ssntut.
Mr. Yefhy muved take up the bill for the increase
d The Ifarafs Fund, Which refused by vote OF
ayes 81. nors72
The huuf ktfe arrived for the recess.
EVENING SESSION.
On motion If Mr.. Watts the Rule Of the House was
suspended tf The purpose OF fesdne ihe following
grasstd Bill:
A Bill directing the Boatd of Public Works 10 sell
the Portsmouth & Roanoke liall Road and ieetrp,Ia.
ting lie purchasers thereof by the OF the SeabJfd
aud Portsmouth Ran Road.
On molIuu Of MI Prndelun, the House then took up
lie bill Ia nerrase the eapIa stuck Of HE Roanoke
Navigation Company,
Me,sls. Lan,r and Tunsia addressed the House in
suppnu ui he bill
Ga ipptuu # Mr. Gundson The r. use ,Jiutned
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L.I.ND FOR S.5EE.

A"a'N oiier Tor sale my FARM in Nelson county,
u near the Courthouse, containing
~, 400 Acres.
ms iarn Is very valuable. well limhe,cd In n v,ry
healthy ntghb1rhood and within TO-, ,,,ls - H. -,
nNe' osnal The terms viii be liberal. Aoplv Il,
~ I'VE suoscthfr IN iynchbutg Spolswood Garland and
h7oer' " hl'ehead at Nelson courthouse.
Sept. 90
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Jan. 10

al law and chancery for the county Of Halt
the month OF February, 1916 "
mistead Bdrksdae, surviving partner Of James NrCrv
X Co. who Tor the benefit OF Giles MeCr,w adm o
James MeCraw decd, plsiutia
against
James Petty Zcbedce lefty, Elizabeth Brown and Mat
thew Ro"te, sheriff Of HALIFAX and as sur admir- Of
" lillian Petty, decd Defendants
In CHANCERY
The defendant James Petty not lavno nd HI. a.,
pearance and appearing b. sneiacot, {, ence that he
IS not an nhabant of this eah: Ii is ordered
al the sand d. endant James Petty do appear le,r tho
nrsi day OF Aprl term next. aud plaintiff. bill
and that copy OF this order be- oh.t 9TH inserted in the
yuchburg Nuginisn for months and po,,.
ed at the front door o the courthouse of this couny
Copy-Testr,
WIN HOLT CLERK.
reo' . WIN
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ni auu al tur Farming Utensils and Articles ui II ,t-r
huId and klchen Furniture u, every des,upton c,u,
veyed III The SAID teed OF trust by the said JOAN NJ
Harvey.
\ two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, with
us "ni-hndnas and Appearances near The Town of
buchanan aud IN the alley Road LEADING South. esl
iin thai place. anl the lot OF land which is sllu-
ted. containing Two Acres and % square poles con
'eytd ny WIN. X. huchell, said deed oil tfust the
NhoIe property handsomely improved.
The Mount joy Farm, and Farm If 2S Acres um.
'er House, and House and Lot al Acres and "a, con.
Seyed by Wm. II. Mitchell, will be sold ON the prrm,s,
:, the Personal Property, conveyed Dy j. A. Harvey
VII TIE sold un thu Mount Joy Fam The other Lima
vii be sold IN Buchanan Al tue front dour of the Bu-
thanan Hotel
HE sale will commence, AT buchanan lat the time in
Heated above and will he continued IRON day 10 day llA
III The property shall he sold.
ItRMS.-for tie zeal properly one~lhrd Of the
purchase mo1ey will be rtqned n cash aud ON the
residue, IN two equal IuSlalmpns Il credit al one and
Wo yeats VIII be given, the deferred payments To be Sc,
cured by good personal security AID The retention al The
equitable lien upon the land. The Slaves will he sud
Tor cash. aud the other personal property, on credit of
SIX months "r all Suns over five d,liars. the purcha,
sens giving bonds with good personal security t,r the
amounts III Then purchases; ior under five dollars
the cash will he required,
Acting Trustees we shall convey ,rv snch mi. r.,
the property sold Is vested IN Us n, lh, deed t inns,
aforesaid THOMAS SilANKS,
WILLIAM ". BOYD, trustees.
The above sale advertised and Will take nlace ,b
my consent aud sPpfooalIoo.
80 JOHN NJ. HARVEY.
'eo' WtlSAlh
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A Court Of Musings OF MONTH, Sessions held a., a.,
'er the Corporation Of LynrlLurg al the f,.r,h.
Charles L. Mostly, pl,;.,;r
against
SeoIi, - I'm l.. a"u iahick H.
he defendant WIN Bailey not having en,e red hi, 49,,
and H. ss.eofily, according 10 the of AssenM
& =, - court and appearing b, satisfactoy
90 a, The said defendant do appear here on m. s.
that con, ~ si " answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
pe printed III the town of I.ynchbulg Tor Two ,nonh
tiiis Corpora ton WV VI t"s courthouse VI
Copy-rsste,
Jan.l2 JAMES BENAGII, Crk.
WIN
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w T. shall asn IN pursuance Of the last will and tesla
hahl ct Matthew Harvey. deed, sell, at public
auction, 'ethoH esefre, The premises. on The 2Uth
way q" Nafch 'olo Ct lar, aud II not he firs far day
thereafter, Sundays eNcrpted.) The
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-11-14
WISTAR'S BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY
June l3, 1916.
the WrtueS!!

VIII Miracles nerer cease! More eri
dence Of is.snrpasSiog heaAh Restora
Hue VirtueS!!
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From Hon. STEPHEN V. B. TRowBR1DGE,
Of Michigan State Senate.
BIRMINGHAM, Dec. 10, !S41.

BIRMINGHAM; Dec. 10, !S4l.
Mr.. Bingham-You wish me to inform
you what know of DR.. Osgood's India
ChaIagogue and anti. bilious medicine
do believe that if the virtue aud effica-
cy of this medicine were gene rally
known, the Fever and Ague would dis
appear in Michigan.
procured bottle in the spring of
1874 |, and have good reasons TO believe
that myself and family escaped the ague
last spring in consequence Of ITS use.
Perhaps no summer since the settle
ment Of this fine peninsuIar has the Fe-
yer and Ague been SO prevalent as The
last. have recommended this medicine
in numerous instances and when the
disease had become fixed and bafflcd the
skill of physicians; and l hare nerer
klOon itfaH. 1t has universally pro-
duced the most happy effects, and | be-
lieve it has never been exceeded by any
medicine in removing the bilious diseases
Of the climate. Yours, respectfully,
STEPHEN V. R. TRowBRIDGE.
Price 81 SO. Sold in Cincinnati, Ohio,
wholesale and retail by SANFORD g. PARK,
general agents for the west, at their
Western Depot for the sale OF valuable
Family Medicines, north east corner OF
Fourth and Walnut street.
For sale at the Drug Store of
PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY,
Canton,
o. o. wooDMAN, VickSburg,
W. F. TANNEHILL, Memphis.
August Is, 1916 4s-4m
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IRON Sc NAILS.
TOBACCO s. sEGARs,
JAYNE,S HAIR TONIC.

TENHE efficacy Of this elegant prepare
H. ton in restoring the growth of the
hair in bald places, is truly wonderful.
Where the hair has been worn off from
the top of the head, by the careless prac-
tice Of carrying things in the crown OF
the hat, it is generally considered diff
cult, if not impossible, to restore it; but
it is found by numerous examples that
the Hair Tonic reaches these cases very
promptly, and effects complete cure.
Every gentleman-(we say nothing to
the ladies, it being fair presumption
that their hair is always in full luxu-
rance, at least it always seems SOY
every gentleman who finds his hair
growing too thin, or becoming loose,
should place bottle Of Jayne's Hair
Tonic in his dressing-case, and apply it
with free use of the hair brush every
morning. The result will be a full,
strong, and healthy head Of hair. The
cases that have fallen under our own OF
servaton warrant US fully in asserting
this Weekly Messenger
For sale at the Drug Store Of
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY,
October "a, 1916. 6-8
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T T T T + T + { T
Springfield, Ky., May IA, l845.

Messrs, Sanford T. Park.-Gents:--I
take this opportunity of infol ming you
of a most remarkable cure performed
upon me by the use Of 'DI Wistar's Bal
sam Of Wild Cherry
In the year 1910 was taken with an
inflammation Of the bowels which | labor
ed under for six weeks when | gradual.
Iy recovered. In the fall of 1881 / was
attacked with severe cold, which seat
ed itself upon my lungs; and for the
space Of three years | was confined to
my bed. tried all kinds of medicine,
and every variety OF medical aid with
out benefit; AMI thus | wearied along
until the winter Of l844, when heard
of 'Wistar's Bazsam Of Wild Cherry
My friends persuaded me to give it a
trial, though had given up all hopes of
recovery and had prepared myself for
the change Of another world. Through
their solicitations was induced TO make
use of the Genuine Wistar's Balsam of
Wild Cherry The effect truly as
tonishing. After fire years Of affection,
pain and suffering; and after having
spent four or .Jfre hundr ID dollars to no
purpose, and the best and most respect
able physicians had proved unavaing,
| was soon restored TO entire health by
The blessing of God and the use of Dr..
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
| am now enjoying good health, and
such is my altered appearance that am
no longer known when | meet my for
mer acquaintances.
| have gained rapidly in weight, and
my flesh is firm and solid, can now eat
as much as any person, and my food
seems to agree with me. have eaten
more during The last six months than
had eaten five years before.
Considering my case almost miracle,
| deem it necessary for the good of the
afflicted, and the duty owe to the pro-
prletors and my fellow men (who should
know where relief may be had) to make
this statement public.
May the blessings Of God rest upon
the proprietors Of so valuable a medicine
as Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.
Yours respectfully, W. H. RAKER.
Sanford T. Park, general agents for
the west, corner Of Fourth and Walnut
streets, Cincinnati.
For sale at the Drug Store of
PRlESTLEY g. MOSBY.
Canton.
o. o. wooDNAS, VicksbHrg.
W. F. TANNEHnLL, Memphis.
March 2S, 1916. qs-Sm
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YET ANOTHER,
From The Stlsquehanna Register.

From the Susquetanna Register.
A LTHOUGH the public have been
N often imposed upon by patent me.
dicines, yet occasionally really Useful
and beneficial medicine is despised neg
lected, meraly because "found in bad
company" | am led to these remarks
by a conversation with friend few
days since. She had been afflicted for
several years with disease of The heart,
which had apparently brought her near
the grave. One of our most skilful
physicians was called, who pronounced
her disease incurable. An advertise.
ment of DR.. Jayne's Expectorant in the
Register, caught the eye of her friends,
and bottle Of it was Immediately pro.
cured at Bentley & Mitchell's, in Mont
rose. Before she had taken it two DAYS.
there was an apparent improvement
She has not taken two bottles yet, but
her health has been nearly restored.
] have no personal motive for recon-
mending this medicine, but merely state
this fact, hoping that it NAV meet the
eye of some who are laboring under 81
milar diseases, that they may likewise
partake Of its benefits.
FRIEND TO HUMANITY.
9TH mo. 9Th, 1910.