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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

TIE Mo3F OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEDICINE IN
TIE WORLD.
,,,Ifs Extract is nl mp in quart bottles Is six tmes
hps rlta.an,rr and Warranted superior to any sold.
cures Diseases without vomiting, pa os, scAeho OF &c
bilitatng the patient
GREAT FALLAN WINTER MEDICINE.
all r ,qu me j. while II raarstes Diseases it iuyise-
Ttr. fc b,lv L ia OF the vey hest Fall aud inter
medicines ever nose, moi only pukt tn whole system
nd the person, bat creates nov, pr and rich
n,ds pyrr ps,e-sc bs unlih5r medrine. All ~ TIL.
m f -, sf.rc al its wonderful II has perform
ed withnthc pest years, more tan 5000 OF
ere eases sl disease At least 10000 considered
inrlfablr
More than 1000 Chronic Rheemahsn
2,119 cases ps5pepea5
doup rases oi Gcuefal 1ehilits and want 81 En.rLy
! n09 eases OF the different Female Complaints;
2 O01 cases OF Scroiuld;
.jD1 ra<e, ut lie Liver Complaints;
200 case al Disease al the hiaHeys ard Drersy;
5000 cases Of Consumption;
And ha'-sda ocases Of disease Of the blood, VIZ uleer
foas salt Iihea, Pmpe7 The iarc, - Sc, T..
grherN,ih numerous 81 Sick Headache, Pam IN the
side and Gh"-t, SPINAL Ala.ions *, Ssc.,
This, aware, must appear Incredible, but wc have
letters frmPhys- aud from agents om all pats al
he United S1i7 informing ID extraordinary II.
Van Busih FL 81 the mD>t pectaplc Drug Ist IL
Newark, y ! informs thai he elrr - morr than l5o
TINT place alane. rhrrr thousands Of
City ol Nrsy Nark which will wnh pleasure
and OF rlarete Il /. the bet medicine ar the pre-
scuon II disease known It Grdoahtedly saved the lives Of
more than
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
AGREE, \ NsE'gTs;V,

EpoFEUss ro,t,It.gI, =, ,,rn,,, NJ,
~ i''' ''ahnnnnI' " E"efhhN Is
",yr ., h.ni -" I., NUS va. a. c.,
IL GROCERIES,
which they orr law fr cash or in exchange for cmnry
produce The following comprise portion Of their
stock viz
l75 b,,s Rio and ! oq,,rr, C.ro
l. :. GA government Iy,
. hh1e. Il. Croix. p, Rio and \ O snr,,
- a. ici's '' ~ "s'''
5000 lbs Na,lssy and W'n,Iss,,sIn,f a.,
& bbls IL, emsboJ and p,u5.ral'I \,
% LlJs and iIts Me-, y" u'''N w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
POE TTGAr,.
Frmn the Baltimore American.
THE OLD WHITE uO>S."

A White IIarse, With the Aneeais was the Symbol
victory.
In he nuisy war of fsc,ons.
And The cage, race fr spell.
Tue Old Whit Horse KEEP quiet
And went about BIS toll
Bat when the fs's Armada
Csaie looming o'er the brine.
lie Old White Horse was ready
And IA the foremost line.
AID uhcn the rnmptt sounded
II ether fields IT fre.
Tie Old White Horse went down Of course,
Aud conquered where he came.
A, well-fanph, p4lo Alto,
And the bloody Palm Ravlns.
yhe j,ldesi fiemen scattered
" here the Old W hie Horse was seen.
Fer he'd hocchl The subjcc, ever
Before the fray begun.
And Wien his GNed ihnes in hi, mind
Tlsy'n just as good as done.
al he enemy oppose mt
On the tf urun the right
Nha'eyer he lis nunttrs,n
SAID lbe Old " hl.e llor.e, I'm fight
So The Old While Horse went marching
And couqucriag day by day.
From the walls ol Masmoras
To The lowers # Monterey.
And Tor the Growing struggle.
When oniauahcrd and henmed round.
On the heights Of Buena VISA
lie took MP his fighting ground.
sammons 10 surrender
From the hostile ranks they send
But that's branch uf tactics
Thai he does nj comprehend.
s. he sem pifhy message,
By the featef Of tho fig.
And tben replied morn fully
In gnpe t,2n Captain Bragg
When the doubtful battle usvrrcd.
And he &c MAS gaining grnnd,
NC Oh White II r>e stood calmly
WAero the balls WIZ e'ashrg fouud
AID al III saw HIN ra.lied.
And tr'l tbcit sphts stirred
The Old White Horse was on Tho .po,
AMI Victory was the word.
The Old White lllrse 10 siealfau
And Of he saanch old breed
We've often proved hin naue
And now VEL try his srecli
As he's always done his duty.
And wilh honor filed his place.
Though never known 20 ,1in brlorc.
Wei siau him FIR lace
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

made Of the best materials and 'astsgie', and waran
ted inferior to none. all 81 which md viii be sold at
northern prices Persons waning articles in either Of
the ab5ye lines " III fud greatly heIr advantage 10
call and cxanne our stock before purchasing elsewhere,
AS we are determined to make prices suit the times.
4 good asjftmeh Of.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS
always on hand AL Rrpaeipg IN both Of the above
lines done With neat6cSs and despatch.
Country Produce Of any kind taken IN exchange for
Goods AT cash market prices.
orders shall meet with prompt attention from coun-
try Saddlcrs and others
SuAGkLFFORD s IFWfIiEN.
p. S.-We have two or three Second fit3sd Carriages
on hand, which will be sold low for CASH
March Its s. & l.,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

ID Virtue Of the authority, vested in by deed n
I'D rru~f. executed by John NJ Price and wife, bearing
tate the 4thday OF Jaly, l. IT, and Of record in the Clerk
Office OF Botctour Roanoke and Montgomery counties
ohcr TO sell, privately, that portion Of the
"BENT MOUNTAIN"
T II A I q L |. \ y u,
which remains unsold consisting Of about
FIVE OR SIN THOUSAND ACRES OF
EiLEIRLE ILND
The said Tract situated in the counties Of Mont.omcT
and tlydand embraces within its boundaries much ,anao
TOBACCO LAND.
he hole IF well adapted 10 the growth Of Grass an"
10 thttutVaton OF ros potatoes, turnips, hcets, sc
10 persons wishing to purchase stock farms Tor ea'ni
cattle, horses, mules sheep, cannot too highly rccomm
the land now offer Tor sale. know OF such range "a
stock r Bent Mountain The extreme healthne', oil
the place proverbal, and there no more desirable place
tor Summer residence
Persons " no may be desirous of purchasing, Will adn
John VI. Price, the undersigned, at Fmcastc. MI lil
VIII be Away ready to accompany persons who wish 10 WI
the lands. Mr. Shllings who lives the ? ace, WI,
take pleasure IN showing the land Terms Of sale vi"
made known by Mr. Price, the undersigned, ana wa
endeayor to make them agreeable 10 persons wishing ~ %
ALIEN. p ESKRll)Gt'
June S-wts Surviving l ruNer.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
THREE CHILDREN

nr Tonns'rl--l Dear Sin: have the pleasure 10 nfor
that three Of my children have been cured the Scro
Ga Nv the your excellent medicine They anc
ed severely with bad Ia, taken only (our bote
tooh them away hch srl myself under deep obg "a
ton, AulIs. respectfully,
ISAAC W. CRANE, l06 v poster st.
New York, March /, 1911.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
5000 CHILDREN THE PAST SEASON,

As removed ts o. t-rsse emil prepared them "a
the II has been Ia injate
the least the most delicate child.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
MOE u.

IL PER DNS h wing clam against the estate Of "
t.. Tdrlv. drod requested To make them known to
alry urtrtirah'e that may make arrangements te
meet them, those nobted thu estate will pease call
Immediately ana -oie their Unreasonable in
diligence viii be given.
tCHN W. I. JONES,
Executor oil y c. larly, 'ecl.
~ BThe locating contracts for the present year, by
quct thc r,d, viii be carried my his
.ar, and hereby notify all concerncl that in this capac
itv have authorized sgcG and will therefore be
special order.
J. W +. j.,
Executor Il {. r. decd.
Natural Brdgr, Nav 25-w2m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
CHENlNG' TOBACCO.
~ CIR I'd.

TT ANING discontinued the Dry Goods business, take
pleasure in rouridg thank tony late customers and
the public generally, ton irllbctal patronage.
Being deNrous 10 close upmy business possible
all persons Indebted 10 Burton Rod,s Roles s Burton, OF
f. J. Burton nesed to call Office late
Ssore, aud settle their accounts. +. j. 81 lON.
June It's
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

AlFSinia:-
7 ules held intfc Clerk, Office OF the Circuit Snrc
n nor Court 81 Law ana Chnncery Tor the county Of AM
hetst, on Mrniay, the Bid day OF Apnt .lslS
lanes /. Latapbia administrator OF Nelson C. Dawson
decd and IN his own right, and Nancy, his Wife
Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

Weldon L. Parks, Elizabeth Ware, john Wngfeld and
Polly hs '', Lucy \. and Joshua \. liay, chlren #
hatlfa liallv. d. aud Bnrwell N Ihords, Samu-
Patsy T. Lucy \. fdnny, Mary J. Rosetta and Edmon a
DaWsou, the children OF Samuel u. Dams on,drcd
Defendants,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

nE subscriber has opened this fine Hotel Tor the
i mottion ii the pahlIr and viii give II lis undivided
personal attention 1t has been repaired arret to Gel
lar, and enlarged by the addition OF some
FIFTEEN BEDROOMS, LARGEAND EIE-
G.iN'T DINING ROOM. L.4DiES' PlRLOR.Sc
The Sleeping apartments in the addition large and
airy, neatly finished and furnished with
.NEU FURNITURE,
the whole presenting air o noancss and adaptation TO the
comfort aud eenvcrence OF guests seldom the best
regulated hotels.
Besides the usual comforts of house Of this kind there is
Spring the best rcetone water, gushing from the
rock ON which the hotel stands.
1t bring of the proprictorto make this first
Hotel in It's conduct and general arrangement
admitted be and architectural design he hopes
osan and Will cndoAvor TO merit tho patronage OF the pab-
lie
Gentlemen arriving in Their own will find
good
STABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE,
and for the accommodation Of Travellers in the Canal ac-
kets, good ae Nil always be in readings, convey
to and from tho hotel.
Cuts T. nIORElI. p,oprietor
NJ, - fn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

Oh BB1.S. of Clipped Log wood,
~ 800 lbs. Extract OF Iogwuod,
l. tie nd te "a. low hv
eI.,I-htaJ y. 4. IYHAN.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
uNlrEn STATES oErloER

Csrt. q W. Mclean, Ct the United Slatcs Nsrlue
Corps and member OF the New Jersey cPs turc, has kind
y sontn the following certificate It tells its stery
Hot,rag, i'm. -, ISL
year since was taken with the Influenza and my whole
system lett IN de'iliaftd state. induced 10 try DR.
rownse1s Ssrafarlla and after taking oa three bottle,
Wd' very much relieved aud attribute itcuelv 10 The
SarSaPainla have continued taking it, and find that i'm
prove every day heilrve It ssved my lie, and would not
he without 1t under any consideration.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

,T,ls Extract put mp in quart bottles Is six eme'
h,psr rta.anrr and warranted superior to any sold
cure. disease, without vomiting, pi oias, sekcnHs or de-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

Souy county. January q. ISIS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
DI.. 2OsrssSeMd's

TIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEDICINE 1.
TIE WORLD
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22

May % -t2SJ
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-06-22
CONSUMPTION CURED.

Hartford, March =, 1916
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-09-13
Important Remedy---Dr. MitcheII'
Eve AalVe. .-gs

4 CERTAIN, safe and efectual cure for sore, weak
"A and inarned Eyes, designed expressly for diseases
of the Eyes The unparalleled success which has at
tended the of this PREPARATION and the acknowledge
ed necessity for article which beeied upon
remedy in of Opthamic affections which
prevalent in this country induce the proprietor
make arrangements through his Agents. to place his
Salve within the reach of every individual whe may
need the benefits which may result from its use.
The great advantages possessed by this article over
every other its rtanty, safety, convenience and
my. All Physicians admit that great danger be ap-
pretended from drugging the eye when in infamcd
and unhealthy state Tn the of this Salre this obec-
ton is entirely removed harm possibly result
from its use; siug in all applied to the external
portions of the eye; thereby svoding all the ineonveni
ence pain and danger which necessarily sttends the in
PRODUCTION of any pungent article into the eye. It's
tivy in subduing the Inflammation is great that but
few require the of than one Bottle to eff
feet perfect cure.
The above Medicine is for Sale in this City by Messs
Williams, Haywood & Co. and by Mcssrs. Pescud and
Johnson and the North Carolina Bookstore by Mr..
Turner; and by other Agents throughout the State
Raleigh, Sept, 13, lS4S. -. 723-9m
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-09-13
DIR. GOrdOm's Vegetable AnlI-B1EfOu.
Family Pills. ......

INOR the cure of Bilious Fever, Yellow Fever, Re
L militant and Intermittant Fever Infammatory Few
Pain in the Head, Side, Back and Stomach; Inflan-
nation of the Brain, Stomach Lungs Liver; Kidney s.
Throat and Chest; Sick Headache, Collie, Dyspepsia
Mysteries, Low Spirits Female Complaints and all
plants where Purgative Medicines needed
DR.. Gordon's Pills truly the sick mans friend Nc
Traveller Family should be without them Their time
ly administration will prevent much pain and suffering
and many valuable lives. They do not contain Cal
omel Mercury, any mineral preparation but
posed entirely of concentrated vegetable extracts
fully prepared and combined be certain, safe
and easy in their operaton-should it be otherwise, the
stomach and bowels contain foul and acrid bilious
These pills o not reonire Dart;cnior attention. 70 dict
drink and may be taken at all times when most con-
venient without the fear Of increased liability to take cold
The above Medicine is for Sale in this City by Mcssrs
Williams, Haywood & Co. and by Mcssrs. Pcscud and
Johnson and at the North Carolina Bookstore, by Mr.
Turner; and by other Agents throughout the State.
Raleigh, Sept. I3, lS48. i 723-3m.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-09-13

" FRoM NEw-ORLEANs. At late hour last evening,
we received despatch from our New-Orleans cor
respondent giving political intelligence of some
.moment, in reference to the views,of Gen. Taylor.
The despatch started from New-Orleans yesterday,
so that several days will eapse before we have the
official document referred to.
General Taylor has (says correspondent pub
lished another letter explaining his position. He al
ludes to the criticisms that have been made with
gard his opinions, by the several parties that have
nominated him. :"
- He declares himself a party man, but Whig
in principle, and considers himself the Peoples
didate.
He Understands that he was nominated by all par
Snd consented stand the in the hope
thatithe contest would be conducted in spirit OF
Kindness and candor
He accepted the nomination of the Wing Conven-
ton with gratitude and priderefers to his previous
letters and his letter Capt Allison for isopinions
all subjects necessary to be known by those dis
posed to support him.
;: He closes with the assurance that if elected he
will endeavor to administer the government in such
manner as to cement the union, and establish the
principles on which it was founded an enduring
basis. Charleston Courier, Sept 6th.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-09-13
TUE MODEL HOTEL.

We are noted in our prediections for Model estab-
ishments and prodnctons, and feel natural inter-
est IN any thing place which eEfnees an extra degree
of perfection in its way. With this feeling we have
frequently pointed to Mr. Hartwell's WasHINeTo'S
HousE, IN. Chestnut street, model of order eie-
gance, taste and comfort; and recent visit to the
house and its various departments, we became con-
snced, that, when the nearly completed improve
.mepts are made, it will more than deserve the
name Of the 'sModel Hotel of the Union.' Fitted
and furnished from cellar 10 dome with the choicest
materials serupuousy clean and sweet. the cuisine
and domestic economy perfected and arranged to a
charnenothing is ef to wish forsby:the most fast-
deas aosseqEs the bon yiyant or the qnet and
comfort-seekng soioyrner. Among the new and par
ticular charms Of The Washington are two suites
of Brdaf Apartments, expressly fitted up with exceed
ing tasteand appropriateness for the especial accom-
nodaton of those. happy deyotees of the Honeymoon
who may honor the establishment with call on the
bridal tour. An examination of these apartments
prove Mr.. Hatwell not only man of superior taste
and enterprise but his Hotel in the very front rank of
similar establishments in the; United States,
I. <. =, Philadelphia I'm. Courier
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-09-13
DTED,

FIJI Wilmington Tuesday night last at II o'clock,
Thomas N. Gautier in the s4th year OF his age
one the oldest inhabitants Town Capt Gaucr
was an officer in the Navy of the United States, during
the last war with Great Britain and for a number of
years prominent merchant in that place: ..-s.s
In New Hanover county, the 5th nst at his resi-
deIicc Rocky Point, Richmond Bowden, Esq, in the
47lh gear of his age.. - 2 -. T. ~. =
En- Anson county, on the 3Ist ult Mrs Susan Carpen-
ter, consort Of Allen Carpenter Esq., aged 44 years
Near marlborough on; the 3Oth VIM. Little, Esq,
aged r.. At Butler Springs, Ala. Mrs. Mary Jane
'IVooten, aged 30. 80 ~ F.
aipsoH county, the 1th ult Mr. Isaiah Wa
ren the Revolution in the 99th yeaf of his
In Orange county, on the ssth ut Capt Moore Nc
eGuiy,s III the 65th year Of his age.
9Its Moore county, ON the 29th ut, DIR. John Swami,
aged IS gears: :. =. g: :
In Wilmington, on the 4th inst, of Consumption,
George f. Kornegay, aged SO years. -..eE s r 4. Z
Near SDresdei, VI eakly County, Tennessee Maj. Da-
Winston formerly of Granville County, in thistate.
in Smthfeld, the sth instant, of summer disease
and bilious fever Mary Hall, infant daughter of A F.
and 1ulia A. Telfair. .stsF - E,s<
On the goth umo, at his fathers residence in Gas
torConhtH Michael Eakef, young gentleman of much
Iroa1sc who had Just returned from the fields of fame
IN Mexicos When the gallant H Heke called On the youth
Of his County, to GO with him to meet the enemy.
Eakef Stepped forward and though scarcely old enough
to hear arns, neither all the endeafments of home
kind father, loving and aectionate mother and the
strong attachment he had for his brothers and sisters
coId restrain him from responding to his country call.
He went but he returned with his constitution bfken
and he sleeps in his honored grave. his il se-
we're blow on his family bat why complain of the doings
of Him who sf does all things well y? ECon
In Johnson County, the night of tho Sd of Sept,
.Rebe1t Nv all Of Aaron Wall aged 10 years
4ffl \
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-09-13
THE "INTERNAL SLAVE TRADE"


Under that clause in the Constitution which gives
to Congress the power to 'regulate commerce with
foreign nations and among the several Sates, the Abb
olitionists and fanatics of the free States contend for
the right abolish the internal slaverade. Slaves
they argue, are articles of commerce, and they de-
mand that the trade in these articles between the
States should be discontinued. Yield to this de-
mand-abolish the internal slaye-trade, and what is
the result! A citizen of North Carolina could not
then purchase slave from citizen of Virginia. nor
sell one to any in any other State. Our slaves
would multiply upon our hands; the drain of slaves
to the Southwest now going on, and which annually
nuts hundreds of thousands of dollars in the pockets
of our people, would cease at once; and in ten or
fifteen years our slave labor would be almost profit
less and unavaillng. .."t '-.t
Pass this law to abolish the internal slave-trade,
which Millard Fillmore avors, and the negro proper
ty in this State would fall at once twenty-five per
cent in value. Keep this law in operation thirty
years and we should either be forced, by the Gener-
al Government, to eInancpate negroes, or incur
the most fearful risks of nsurrecton and serye war;
Remember, Shareholders of North Carolina, that
MlIard Fillmore and Zachary Taylor are one and lndl-
visible and that you cannot vote for Taylor without
at the same time voting for and endorsing that vile
Aboitionist, Millard Fillmore! J.: -.sf = - -
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-09-13

Ma. FILLMoRE's VOTE ON ESTABLISHING DIPLOMAT
&c RELATIONS WITH THE NIaGERs OF ST. DoMINeo.
In Tie House, December 22d, 1888. The first busi-
ness in2erder was the petition presented by Mr.. Ad-
ANS On Thursday last praying the establishment of
International relations with the Republic of Hayn.
The motion pending to refer the petition to the
committee foreign affairs s with Instructions to
consider and report thereon A division of this
question was called for by Mr.. Droomgoole, first on
the reference and secondly the Instructions and
being taken the reference was agreed to without
division The question recurring the instructions,
Mr.. Adams gave his reasons for moving to instruct
the committee and addressed the House at some
length upon leave. Mr.. Bynum. Mr.. Waddy Thomp-
SON, and Mr.. Wise took part in the debate, Mr.. T.:
deprecating the whole discussion as dangerous and
worse than dangerous, dishonorabe and degrading to
every southern man. Mr.. Thompson would not argue
the question; he would not far disgrace himself
and those he represented. Mr. Wise explained that
he had discussed it. necessarily, in defence of the
rights, feelings and preudices of the people he repre-
'sented, &c. Mr.. Campbell of S. G. moved to lay
the hotien for instructions the table and demand
ed theye and nays, which being ordered resulted
in LILO, yeas. 46 nays. Among the nays are the
names of John Quincy Adams, Bond, w. B. CAL
hodf, Corwin, Everett, FILLMORE, Giddings,
Potts. Satensta and Slade, all avowed abolitionsts
except Fillmore, and there would be no doubt as to
him. if he were not a candidate for Vice President
took the side of the South in this controversy in
Congress, saw in speech on Red River the other
day that Mil1ard Fillmore was one of the last men
on Gods earth that the South ought to vote for
that he ever expected to presented for its suf-
frages. These proceedings may be found in Niles
Register, Vol. 55, pages 283-4.
hsj;7 :, Nachez Free Trader.
The North-Carolina standard., 1848-09-13
DISEASES OF THE SKIN CURED.

-... .r. -as., ss.f.. Bristol Pa, Jan. 16, IS46:
Messrs. Editors: write to inform you and the pub
c that my under the treatment of our family
doctor for than year, for very troublesome dis
of the skin without obtaining any relief i then
applied to several other physicians who gave him so
much medicine, and dieted him low, that thought
he would die from its effects. One physician told me
that it disease to which families subject
and could be cured Some called Scroula and others
letter, Salt Rheum, Eczama, Lepresy, &c. After try
ing every for nearly five years without effect
advised to give him Dr. Jayne's Alternative At this
time he literally from his head to his feet Some
times it would dry up and scurf off, and then break out
again bad cver and itch and burn ntoleraby
to drive him almost to distraction He had not taken
the Alternative, however, two weeks before there
change for the better. He to school all the time
while taking the medicine and partook of the kind
of food the rest of the family, and about through
thick and th the the other boys Of the school,
until he perfectly cured and became fat and hearty
and though five years ago. yet not a symptom
of the disease has made it's appearance. took
altogether twentysx bottles of the Alternative and no other
medicine while using It. Yours respectfully,
MARY ANN SISOME.
Prepared only by Dr. D. Jayne, PHILADELPHIA and sold
on Agency by Williams, Haywood, & Co, Druggists
Raleigh, N, c. - - iss, :.sls7 -ez. 1886
Where may be had'the American Hair Dye, warranted
to change the hair to beautiful Auburn Jet Black
colour. "-r - ...7St 81 ~