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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPAR1LLA,
TiiK MOS | EA1RAORDINAR1 MfDttiNElN
Tie " ORIn

,IsiIIs Esrsc, Is pm, up in quart bottles Is sis times
cheaper, pleassnte and warranted superior az, void
ene. diseases "'hont vomiting pufgns seAens u de-
6RE,r fALL AMI WINTER MEDICINE.
The srea beauty add Superiority Of this srsaparla over
all Other medicine Is while ersdca,es disease insiso-
IL. body l. Il o the s-r, bet Fail aud Winter
medicines eerr known IT no. only rafihs the "roe 7sten
and strengthen. , person. bit IT creates pure AMI frh
blood power psssnd b, ohrr ne,lhine. Aud III this
lie. the gre. secret o wonderful II has perform
ed within the past years, than 5000 n
- disease a, lras -" rahsif-fcd
inearable.
More than , 900 cases Of c hfonc Rhonm.,isrn
100 eases oi Dyspepsia,
4oo1 eases Of General debility and want Energy,
1000 cases al the different Female complaints,
900 o srfotua,
500 cnse, oi,he I.i.er compllint.l
2.5oe easos Of Disease Of tile kidneys and DfopsYi
5000 cases OF Consumption;
And thousand. Of case. oil disease oil the blood viz Ulcers
Lrs.peas, salt khenm pimpes on the aee e, 81, To-
geher III numerous Of SILK Headache PAN Ia the
SIDE and Chest, Spinal Affections, &c, e.,
This must appear incredible, but VIC have
letters from pLscian. and IRON agents from all paris
the United States, informing oil extraordinary cures. II.
Van Buskk ESQ, q The most respectable Drue lists
Newark, y j. informs that he rcier h more than l5o
that place alone There thousands Of in
the CITY d New York which viii refer 10 with pleasure
and to al character Is The best medicine fpr the pre-
venion o dsea,e known It undoubtedly saved the lives Of
more than
5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON
As removed The ease Of disease aud prepared them for
the summer season. II has never been known 10 nJc IN
tho Least tile mos, delicate child.
RHEIl MATISN
This Sarsparilla is used with the perfect in
Rheumatic c5mpl, hints however severe or cr5n The as.
tonislng enrcsit has performed indeed wonderful
thef dies sometimes givs temporary ree this entirely
eralcatc from the system, when the limbs and bones
are drcadilliy swollen
81. Hear Mr. Seth Terry, one OF The oldest and
Specialize lawyers in Hartford, Conn The following
extract 81 letter received from HIM
Or TOWNSEND have used bottle oil your Sarsapa-
ria and nd excellent its effects upon Chronic Rhen-
matte pam 10 WIN am subject from INJURY
several wears ago in public stage Please send
ties To The Of DIR seymour have converted with two
principal physicians and recommend your Sarsaparia
SETH TERRY.
Hartford, March II, 1Si5
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PUk1IC Al.
NEANiNH OF NOki,>

- - ME ANiNH OF WORKS.
We kne~ the meaning 1T moe, wofds
= b. sennd % wellss sight;
JAe, rsssn, although they have no mien,
30 mind aud srrifr Them right
gof fAus-se seecenf~tify.'
One aces ses rehy "a
Aise. in 'hattubeubhereus.'
The BE- are thick az tece.
There are no /, in Eng'i.. 'ev,,.'
Hut Is there are }. 'eas,
II dacs want ye To make II ayr
There's bti one p IN peace
Some jj.dyss jHdgt the English toughe.
But Hill u with a breath;
With wind and words they sentence some
Fine sentences 10 death.
A sra horse rs sca .kdssr, whom
You see HIM IN he SEA;
But when you see him in hi,
A bay horse Then is he.
Of course race course Ii n, coarse.
jine is far from tne.
], Is saddtn,ag sigh, 10 .es.
A Dobls pine ifet p'-rs.
fm1icrs are all minors. then
Their rnatd,,ns ,., ,he,, .,,,n.
Al GLACIERS eAlra pam. shonld ,aks
10 m, IN extr, nam,
A ki,chen maid Is often m1de
To burn her isc-, and hsoal II.
A lady kpsxa ma l.h,, ~,
'fp foi Il n -, t.,lt,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

EDWIN K. PAGE,
a I + o " f. J. a 4 l. a "
CAMPBELL &. H.,vA-
WILL practice in all The Courts of Campbell county
the Quarterly and superior Courts Of Franklin
Piltsylvania and Halifax Counties.
f. X aud J, W. PAGE,
Having associated themselves in the practice of the
law, viii attend the Courts in LYNcnBuna AMHERST
-AMrpELL. FRaNxLis. P,rrss.vAx,A and Uu,y,.
Az bnsness entrusted to their with have prompt
trnon.
For f. PAGE. address Campbell {. H.
! w t.1E still retllns his Office in Iynehbnrg
Inlr ~
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iieW MtCfi PORK Wlia. A BuSllEl. OF
CORN MAKE.

This is, no doubt. a hard question To answcr. AZ g.
f.S depends certain contingencies as tho IN,
iursl tendency Of the hog atten The manner IN which
the fsd prepared and the situa ION IN which Tho ami
snsl placed in regard Ia all the circumstances which
promote The Secretion Of fat An sn.unt Vi food which
would fztten animal when placed N d., And cor,
Portable pca and Ted from clean trough might be M
more thsr adequate 10 the supply Of the Of the
by under exposure To cd and wet where qu,e Jude
and comfort could not tr enJycd. Sui an spproAima-
ton may he made towards thr settlement Of this question
Ii series ol experiments could t~ mad uh the huo
ID the bes, breeds placed si respects similar ciIcum
Stances, both IN regard 10 quauttj and quality of food
shelter and mode VI ee.lpg, Succession OF results Of
similar cAsr,eic world .ucht n lime be obtained and
they might bs fairly taken establishing Tor all pract.
cal purposes, The Ts,ini involved in The question.
The committee adJui.e premiums on wine for the
Essex county Mass Agricultural Society," at the e,h
siIon ia 1876 IN concluding their report make sone OBJ
ser'a'ipus on the Gus, Of making pork. They say
ut Is believed BY your committee that pork can b.
rai-- fs sH cents pound, when sixty cents per
bushe ~ seven cents pound when II seventy cents
per bushe and either ,one pound on the
pork. aud ten cents bushel the And this con
ulusion Is drawn fun The fact that gpod thrifty hog
'+s viii eat four quarts If day. will gain pound
and hsh OF ,.ork day.
Aceor ling 10 the sbo'e ruiz. quart Of corn is equya.
eat to six ounces o pork and .he is equivalent TO
twelve pounds The committee do not state (what is
certainly very important, whether the corn should be
ground and the meal given either raw or cooked, or
whether the cort Is 10 be led whole IN lis raw state
me committee, however, speak IN regard the uiil
iiy Of cooked feed especially apple. for swine a. follows
Our own testimony would 10 strongly in favor of
cr-c food, and OF US are Of opinion lhs, II be fer
msn,sd /, IL all the be,,er ineeed apples. sour or
sweet, 1t boiled and mixed with meal not only cay
cry eaten by swine, but are nearly pIomove o their
Rsowih Is potatoss managed in the same way We have
no 'ha. this IS The best use to which cider apple,
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To lac Public.
Piano FOR TIES, Sc.

Piano FORIES, Sc
II u. PAYNE. has plst received yer, fine Piano
- . Forte, Tor sale. lie has also on hand
sn'ins, from coarse very fine,
Flutes. do dc,
Guitars, do dn
Carlonets, Flagoles. Flies, SC, &c. all Of which
he Will sell on aeconln dating terms.
NS 29-is
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Tract OF Land
1Ol 81 ACRES

' ~ "h 'neie2' as may be necessary to the pun
poses OF the sand decree. Dnc-,hrd Of In, nnr,..
" DC required IN cash and credit OF and IL months vii
nc given upon the residue e the purchase money The
ef va" DC required to give bond, with good personal So
Tor the deferred Payments and the title of the land
WI" DE withheld until the purchase m ,ncv is paid subject In
resale Al deiaui, OF a,aent. '>'' "
g.. WtAGkIIf u. G..u',
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

xrtttISiA u fuics held the Clerks Dtire ID the
Circuit tsbaft o Law All ChanseIN ~ bed
r,nl = the lth LAY oil pstoIhi, 1si7
p,,,t - J and Aun ctta his wife, and Robert
" ,lu5ia " l.net L, Iranaa III, Daniel J. w and
5n n >aatdtts children Of .aid Ia, id and Zolea
and which children infants under the ayr y Il ,ears nho
by the said David Saunders Their ith aGa ne, renj,
Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

Ineky SAUNDERS wdu. Of DAVID SAUNDERS DECD. Jane.
Saunders, William /. Saunders, Robert IL y. Saunders,
fasta.us A. Saunders aud humes T. Saunders, IN their
own hit, and OF David Sa inders decd, and
Trustees the planlis under the will al said David
tler james +. ouln and Malinda his vile, Thomas =
Mitchell and Ann II, his vile, john L. Chiffon and Emeline
ms wile John ClaNav aud Lucinda his vile Da. id and
John Sndef children aud heis oil sail, Sder decd and
" ialn v. S,li!er, Defendants,
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LT.lGE .lKx.l.v'G E.uE.y.Y.
TOn ALE OR LEA Z.

TOn ALE OR LEAE.
p" T. wish to sell or lease the property owned by Ms,
w known as Anhony'sm Dukes MILL situated on
the James River and kanaw ha anal about one mile
below iynelbnrs. The property consists Of Grist and
egfs.; Saw Mill. Two small Dwelling Houses, st..,
sl suitable or small tamiIcs with about for Ma
LILA " eight ACRES OF LAND. mostly in a3...l
woods The waller power Ii sufficient i,r the machinery
o Foundry. Tor The crer,lonoi which the situation is
we'll adapted and presents great advantages those en-
gagged IN that business.
erns ol sale or lease made known by application 10
VIM u Terry, living on The premises or 10 Mr. John II
Tyrce. oil Iynchbug lmmeda possession can b, had
WILLIAM Is. TERRY
Sept 23-wts WINSTON II TERRY
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In [ IIANCERY.

The defendant, AbaGr f. Chri,tIhb not hay entered
appearance and given security according the at If Ass,
bly, and he rules Of tins Court and appearing by se.ae
tory evidence that he is nhabitant this Common
Wealth. Is ordered, that he do appear at the tlnks Office
OF the said Circuit Superior Court Law an Chanccry
Bedford county AT rules TO be hcd herein the tst Monday
IN January neNand ans the plaintiffs bill and that this
DIR be inserted in some newspaper published in the
OF gnchbnrg Tor two months evoy, and posted the
rol door OF the Court House county, on some ou
day.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

III pss Smith rr.nter IL Sass1 5, u si1ry, eu.ed .
I,a. si,ri,ng and aggr@t sted - Il tic Piles
PRINCIPAL o5ee i-s fulfA street, Sdn Building, \ Y.
u4l,. 60 8 state street, Boston-l1sou x Sum, y
North u street Phi adclpa :. iianee, Drugss Baifi'
n,,rrZp " Cohen, Charlesion-Wrisit y Coz 'fartres
s,5, \ O-Ia5 south Peal street, ilhany-snd by all
he n.,, Druggists and Merchants generally ihrpug bout
The ri.ei states west Indies and the Canad's
For .air in I.ynrhhurS, by ID. Il LYMAN Druggist
NJ 80 / IL months
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Merchant Tailoring.

u,x adv, amt J Q " O.aKEf,
sttMe Old Stand Of HIM T. J. Oakley,
"OULD respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch
w burg, and the public, that he will continue to
conduct At the old stand II himself and brother, the
- TAILORING BUSINESS, -
In all In bsanches Heshas hand and will con-
sacay kscP, beautiful assortment Of Cio,hs, Cassi
eses fssags and in fact every thing suitable Tor Gen
,usaswear,w he will make up order in the mus.
taspspphA styles. handsome fits and warranted work
MpshRp lie would invite the Alteration II the public
~ his stsels. a = @... -
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Safe Of Lots.
: ;
sun ScllinG
GREAT B.3RE

GREET HiRG.iLNS,
In CASFlMERES, MOuSIlNS, ALPACCAS,
Il Gro de Nap, Menos, French Merinos, Plain and
Naiered Silks. both black and coored Ginghams al
coes aud other dress Goods suited the present season.
l. $ q,
large stock of BLANKETS, Pulled Cluihs Cassi.
ne''s kerseys, Linseys and other goods suitable f,r
N'gro Clothing, Fiannes, Irish Linens, Bleached
and Brown Domesiics Cotton Oznabu-es. Sc. all Of
which, a. the season is dvsncng Will I've sold at ~nusu
Hf'y so'c prices BE sure to give me a call!i
Dec bis f. J. 81 'RTON
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

.v'OTlIE.
,l,if subscriber intending 10 10 I,nchhug frs
OF January next, will sell at public auction, ON Tue,
day, the 2sh inst, large and splendid stock oil
Wagons. Carryalls, Pl0ughs
made at his shop by first, workmen and Of thc hcs, mat,
nasi amongst them, 2large Road Wagons Ncvbo wan,
goo" Wagon NOW Is your time. large oil wood WORK
Ion "agons-asoi my farming utensils nearly nrv and ~
good order stock oi cattle. hog. al GOOD .,L
besides great many other valuable afiicr, too In
mention. "
icms-tnsh will be required fe all sums under $40 oyc
that amount credit ri month. will b, pyc, IN. ,,,,l
CT giving bond, with good security.
will olcf at the time, some oI NV N,, I,,3, -
perry al saie mo. II. BAILEY
New .ondon, Dec 9-t2SD
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Oct 2l-w2n JOS, WILSON, elk,
I rules holden the Clerks OH OF the Circuit Sme.
"A rir Court OF Law AMI Ghancey, Tor the PAT.
,ek at the Court House thereof the st Monday
rbr, 1877
Isaac Adams, Plaintiff
against
john + knsey, and Masse, his wife, Nancy Price, John
d. Cheatham Crawford Turner, Abram Shapes, Archibald
Stuart, Clark Penn, and Thomas J Penn, Defendants
IN Cha
The Defendants, John F. Rinscy and Massey hi. wife
Nancy Price having entered their appearance and given
security according to the OF and the r this
Court and appearing by satisfactory ence that they
not inhabitants OF this Commanwe al,h, the OF the
Plaintiff 10y counsel 1t is ordered that the said Defendant.
do appear here the is Monday in December next and
answer tho Plaintiffs bill and that copy of this order be
forthwith published In the Inchburg Nirgian, ol two
months successfully AMI posted the front door The Cuur,
House OF this county ,on Court day.
copv-Tcste.
Oct li-v2m SAINT. 6. STAPLES Clk
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y li.Iiai:i

Hill
4 Rues held III the Clerks Office of the Circuit supc-
n Court eli Law and Chncery Bedford y.
h day of Dc; sber, lS47
John ). l4eit~ich aaa Edmund ff,i5e Pta!4Hi Il
ng.uSt
Ahner l. Christian a ID 4 ,oert = Sie3o,.
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Oct Civ I'm

+ Rules held in the Clerks Office oil the Circuit Super
"A Court pi Law aud thancery Tor Bedford County til
lst day oi No, emb, 1877:
William Burnett, Plaintiff
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

rl>fs Etlrsc, Is put up quart bottles Is sis tunes
cheaper, pesssuter and warranted 10 sold
Il diseases without vomiting pufgng, .ekenns u de-
1. IL. Al.
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5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON,
I9IIlGI1AlA1IS

As removed the ease Of disease, aud prepared them for
summer season. II ha. been known 10 n)ifc IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

The Defendants, Bernard IL Hendfick, and Lucy, his
wife, and Christopher Moor my their appear
and given security according the Act Assembly
and the rules oi this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not inhabitants
Ii ordered, thai they do appear at Clerks Office of the
sand Circuit superior Court o and ChanCery for Bedford
County, be held therein tn first Monday in Feb
next, and answer the bill OF the Plaintiff and this
order beierted IN some newspaper Published the OF
Nnclbar. Tor two months successfully, and posted the
front door OF the Courthouse OF tins County,
day. A Uopy-ie>,e
Nov. lS-y2n Jos WILSON OK
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

Richard X. Cralle, Benjamin r. Scrusgs and Ammon G
Hancock admrs. OF Amnun Hancock, decd. Mcajah Da-
Wis, Exor. OF Henry Brown deed, John Purvs Ma
ria, his wife, Bernard G. iiendrick and Lucy his wife, Am,
mon G. Hancock, in his right john II Hancock, Abra-
ham Shcon and Mary his wife, Zachary W heat aud
Martha, his wife, Samuel Hancock Francis H. Hancock
Daniel b. Hancock and Lucy Hancock, the last infants
under 81 age, by A C. Hancock their Guardian and
Christopher Moon. It,tend,rux
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+ Rules, held in the Clerks Office of the County Court
"A OF Campbell county, Monday the 9th day oil Decor
Der, lSI7
1ilglman A. Cobbs, Thomas J. Marshall and Elizabeth
hs "ile, w iam Price and Mary his wifs and Christian
Mohr and Frances his vile, Plaintiff
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g; \ WtAGtIfLD. cyn'r.
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';ues,held in NE Ccrh's Office OF the County Govt ol
Campbell county, on Monday the 9th day OF December
hobert Iweedy, and Tho Rosser, ST., and Nancy his
vile, formerly Nancy Twecdy, Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-12-16

I lies, held in the Clerks Office the Court oi
"A Campbell county, Monday the 9th day OF Dcceirb,
1871:
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F'FV-- FtNtc7 lI'G
GEORGE. M. nABNtli
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-30
NV Fall and Winter Dry Goods.

The subscriber is now receiving large and
well seectc STOCK OF DRY GOODS. for
the Fall and Winter trade, consisting in part
of the following: Woollcn Goods, cloths, cassi
mcrs, sattnc,s, tlannels, bllnkets, and nrrrinocs
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
The best assor incnt in the city. plain plaid
and satin striped aipaccas, Mohair lus, ~cs, plain
neat figures and rich nous de LANES, California
and Oregon pads, Jenny Linds, bambazncs.
mcrnocs &c, together with all the ncw fabrics
as fast rs they come out.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
OF all kinds as brown and beachcd shirtnrs
shooting and pillow casing, mariners strip pes,
checks, tIckings, cotton llannels, table diapers,
Merrimack, Cochecc and Hamilton prints neat
patterns and fast coIcrs.
Hosiery, Gloves, Ribbons, Combs. Brushes SC
TRIMMINGS.
a large assortment Of all kinds Of Trimmings
constantly on hand at the lowest cash prices,
such as gimps and iringcs, silk cords, buttons,
velvet ribbons, &c, &c.
Steel Bugs, and Purse Trimmings.
Bends, clasps, plain and shaded twist, rings
and tas sells, Sc, together with Il great variety
of other desirable and scasonabc goods to all Of
which your particular attention is respectfully
solicited Having one otthc cheapest rents in the
city. and small expenses otherwise, | am deter
mined to sell as low as any one in the trade.
NORRIS w. PALMER, Agt.
Sept % ~ No. 81 Market street
Wilmington, Del.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1847-10-30
For Rent. next year.

The farm now occupied by Mr.. Thorn
as Prettyman on Bohemia Manor; con-
tanning $50 Acres. There has been a
bout 10000 bushels of Stacked lime
spread on this farm by Mr.. Prettyman,
within the last three years. About 200
acres is now lined, and lime will be fur
nishcd to lime the balance of arabic
land. + No application need be made
by any one without awrittcn rocommon-
dation. Address me in Baltimore, post
paid. G. w. OLDHAM.
Mr.. P. will show the farm to any
person wishing to see it.
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Ess'. Eb1vis's Syrlap.
PHlLApEprHIh August -,


On nv way East from home, Pdducah. Ken
lucky, IN February last, was attacked with
violent cold IN crossing the mountains 1t was
so severe that was obliged to lay by in New
York several days after completing my business
A lutte recruited | returned to Philadelphia;
when Messrs Robinson Collins & Co, recon-
mcnded to me DR.. DAVIS'S SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Having busii-
ness to attend o, aud with the inconvenience
attending bsence from home, | could not take
it regularly, or pay the proper attention to the
regimen directed. found great benefit, how
ever, from taking part of bottle, was partially
relieved, and enabled to start on my Journey
home. Rccrossing the mountains, was expo
sed 10 4 severe storm, which renewed the attack
with greatly increased violence, followed by a
harassng cough great expcctoration of mucus,
and heavy nighl sweats, these continued so
we're on my passage down the river. that every
time | awokc was literally soaked with mois-
turc, which drippcd from my body in quantity
as great i,s if had Just come from a bath Ar
rived at home my friends and family were alarm
ed at my situation and thought that was n
rapid vi gatloping consumption, and could not
live many weeks longer. Al this time the cough
was severe attached with much cxpectoration
pain in the breast, and great emacation, the
night swcats still continuing. A short time az
Ter my return rejecting on the partial benefit
had received from DIR Duvis's Syrup, which
had not attracted my particular attention at the
time took it; not then thinking my situaton
dangerous, resumed takingt (som, Of nav
ing been sent ont to me on salc). | found i'm
mediate relief, and my improN cment was So rap
ID that by the timo | had taken TWO bottles full
was perfectly restored to health, and have so
Continued. Vt is needless TO say that | ascrhc
my recovery entirely to this valuable medicine
at, Ill
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~ ~'@ Gf'rogGj'.
sE:.a'iss a2 srotser,

Read the following evidence ii Shepherds
SarsapanIl4'
Bartjmerr Eaj. %, II.
hiE. J. G. SntpnEEn,
Dean SrE--Be pleased 10 except my uncign-
ed thanks, for the specimen Of ermugc, which
you have done me tine favor to send / have
nseG it IN seventeen eases, and in not single
Instance has it failed 10 produce the desired Ell
icct-Un the contrary, It's operations have been
attended with the most ilaltorng success. But
it needed not trial TO satisfy me Of lis tiicacy
iii destroying worms, tur when ! was informed
by the propmelors, of lis component parts felt
assured that to use il would not be cnpyr'cislIl,
nor would it in the least aid or encourage that
dlreiil foe ofthc human laniiy-qrackcry.
The ingredients nave truly been selected with
care and the disawrrabic necessity of following
up the Ncuniiuge by active CdLhartics has been
avoided by the udIcIous admlXtUrc OF such REM
,dcs Us are hest calculated TO promote tie ac-
ton OF the bowels. ny ulgd;idg a know-
edge Of It's virtues throughout the world ! have
NOT III" hast doubt out thatmothcrs will regard
the distribution Of so valuable a medicine rs the
heniactcr OF their offspring, With sentiments
OF friendship; am yours truly.
W. IT. BALT2EiL, a. III NJ D.
ISDr' W. H. Bait2eil is Il member Of one
ofthe most resp eclable families in the state
was II pupil Of the renowned Surgeon Pr Jlrscor
n. H. smith, graduated with the highest honors
at the University Of Maryland, and at this time
enjoys practice second to none IN extent i'll the
city of the same age
Cecil county
Or Norris, T. s. T. A. Janney Port Deposit,
DIR. J. Wallace. Elk:on. William b fUrbi t,
Warwick, T. H. H. Knight & Co, Butte
Swamp, R H. Thomts, North Etst, Il b.
Graham Charestown.
Oct 90th
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IL 6'Ns'6l.

The Subscribers beg leave to return their sim
ccre thanks for the very liberal encouragement
they have received from their friends since they
commenced business together, and take this
method of informing them that they have Just
received from the city, the handsomest and best
assortment Of GOODS they have ever pnrchas-
ed, which, taken in connection with the fact
that they are now toper than crer induces them
to nope for continuance otthe patronage they
have heretofore received, to retain which they
will direct their unwcaried attention. They now
have on hand a splendid assortment of Lawns,
French and Bingham, from S 81 cts upward.
The best and cheapest lot Of caicoes they have
ever had, together with Baroges, de Lalnes, Al
pacas, Gnghams &c. &c. Summer wear for
men and boys, with cloths, cass;mercs and vest :
inGs all of which will be sold low. Persons in
want otthe above, or almost any article will find
it to their advantage to call before purchasing
elsewhere. SHIPPERS s. CRAWFORD.
Cherry HILL June AL