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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-26
JUST REC EINED AT THE
NE ~ SFEOE .E.S'E1 YE.zy STORE OF
J. w. s. s. RUMBOUGH'S,
NEXT DOOR TO JOHN G. IycCJANAHAN,S

Il L,4RGE.IND HELL SELECTED STOCK
Of Boots Shoes Hats and Caps, If1tkS Telices Garnet
Bags SatcheHs, Umbrellas, Sc Sc Sc
THEY would call the attention of their friends and bc
public to their stock, which is large as they are
confident look will satisfy them the place TO get bar
gains TO he Ladies in want of articles in our line we
would say that have spared pains to get that which
VIII both please The fancy and render scrvre TO Me
chants Hats. Caps Boots and Shoes We ,t
fed can offer them such inducements as will obvate the
necessity OF their gong any farther to buv-bev will please
give call and satisfy themselves Besides Beebes Fail
style OF Hats, have beautiful STYLE called the Woman
Hat, which is much admired To Manufacturers and 9TH
ers IN want OF home made Shoes would say we are a
very large supply of stitch downs made and will f
nish them very owAso, home made wclts fine Boots &c
sc. can be bought very low
Oct 2G-ts j. w. s s. ID RUMBOUGH,S
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IPOIErIUAIL1.
5 1 s T E TO r.!
BY ]. EOwRlNG.

BY J. BOWRlNG.
Look around thce-ste Decay,
On her wings OF darkness. sweeping
Faiths proud monuments away
See the muse Of history weeping
Der the ruins Time hath made
Strength in dust and ashes laid.
Virtue in obliv ion sleeping.
Look around thee-Wisdon there
Careless Death confonnds with Folly
in common sepulchre.
See the unrighteons and the holy
blended in the general wreck.
Well those tears may wet Thy cheek
Tears Of doubt and melancholy
Look around thee-Beauty' light
i ex'ingushed-Deat assemblies
Youths CAV morn, and ages night
And the steadfast mountain trembles
At his glance, like autumn's Leaf
All, he cries, Is vain, Is brIef'
And the tvrant ne'er ensembles.
Look behind thee-cities hid
In the night Of treacherous story;
Many a crumbling pyramid,
Many pile ofsenseless glory,
Temples into ruin hurl'd,
fragments Of an early worldly
Broken ianes, and altars hoary.
Look behind thee-men, whose frown
Made whole nations quake before them
W hat is left Of their rcnown'
Wrec KS around, oblivion Ger them.
Kings and conquerors, here are they
Ak yon worthless heaps Of clay
O despise not, but deplore them,
Look behind thee bards sublime,
Smiling nymph~, and solemn sages-
Go' inquire their names N Time;
Fid i rend it earliest pages.
Foolish questioneri IT fame
Guard through years a CHERISHED name
Fame it elf decays in ages.
Look before thee-all the glare,
All the PomP around thee glowing;
All that charm. The eye or ear,
Strains if softest music flowing,
Grace and beauty-all are sped
To ward the ruins of the dead;
Tlithcr thou and thine are going.
Look before thee-at yon vault,
" here Times ravage is recorded,
Thou wilt be compelled to halt;
Thou wilt be no more regarded
Than the weakest, meanest slave,
Sleeping in common grave,
Urrcspectcd-- unrewardcd.
Look before thec-at thy feet
Monarchs sleep like meaner creatures;
W here the voices, now so sweet
Where the fair ones smiling features
Hopest thou TO escape the tomb,
That which was thy fathers doom
Will be thine, thy sons, and natures.
Look 0LOrc thee-there indeed
May thy thoughts repos. delighted.
If thy wounded bosom bleed,
II thy fondest hopes are bighted,
There stream Of comfort flows,
= There sun of splendor glows;
Wander, then, no more benighted.
Look above thee-ages roll,
Present, past, and future blending
Earth hath naught to soCthe a soul
Meath affections burden bending,
Nothing 'gainst the tempest shock;
Heaven must be the pilgrims rock,
And to Heaven his steps are tending.
Look above thcc-never eve
Saw such pleasures as await thee;
Thought ne'er reached such scenes Of joy
As are there prepared to meet thee:
Light undving-seraph'S Tyres
Angel wclcomes-cherub choirs
Smiling through Heavens door to greet thee
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-26
SPLENDID SKY-LIGHT
Electro Daguerreotypes,


1--WE SUBSCRIBER begs leave ca the attention of the
public to his new DAGUERREAN Gallery, which he lust
Completed and furnished good STYLE with an improved
hf-ll'tll the largest South the Potomac and 50
constructed 70 graduate the light av degree
to ensure perfect likeness
Mr. W. having successfully applied ELECTRICITY to
his former process Of making Daguercutvpcs is now ena
bed to get the action Of Light the subject almost instant
" 50 as to catch the vivid expressions Of infancy
his great desideratm away with the here
possible tokeep the mobility of features These Iikenesses
are lar superior IN point of beauty and eke expression
any heretofore Produced the colours pre-
served, and the picture can be seen in any light
Mr. w would beg leave say that he one of the first
TO nj "htior Daguerrean purposes and being
hrst tat introduced the profession this country and his
success both North and South particularly Richmond
hchaS received almost unlimited for
the last SIX years, which has enabled him employ constant
ytleen assistants and he is taking annually five
TO SIX thousand Lkenesses which lac deems sufficient guar
aItee OF the superiority of his Daguereotypes
Particular attention paid the taking kenesses of infant
Children Corpses copying of Paintings Daguerreovpes Sc
treat Depot Of Daguerreotype Materials at the Richmond
Gallery, and for sale at New York prices.
call Is most respectfully solicited whether YOU sit for
likeness not j. H. NTTTEHIRS-T Pronr;etor
Gall east side Main street. few doors franklin ffo
TEL Lynchburg; II Main street, Richmond South Main
street. Norfolk; and West Sycamore street, Petersburg
r ) Mr.. w. respectfully offers Premium to any Da-
guerreotypes who will produce advertisement prpo
In- to make Daguerreoypes by the ELECTRO G.4LT.f-
ny PhOCESS, prior his own, in September last
December It's
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NOTICE..

1--WE co-parnershp, heretofore existing under the STYLE of
= tUtttENIlEINER Y BROTHER, has been dis
ved by the death Of the senior partner 1t is important
wat the concerns o that firm be speedily closed he
der@ncd VIII therefore earnestly call on AL persons indebted
them N come forward without delay and settle up
ver debts ana all persons having claims against tie firm are
desired Y present them for payment
N. GUGGENIIEINER
Dee.
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BC FFALO SPRINGS
AAilIFRNI


~ VIE proprietor If this Watering Place takes Ills
Il method ofinfrmingtht public generally fat NJ has
leased m property fir terno years and has grueto
considerable expense = make the Place. articulay he
lndglng department. more comfortable thanii M, hereto
ioTe BEEN and Is prepared receive Nsiters lille
TABLE.
shall be furnished with the best That the mountain couD
try can afford and it Shall be served up ia neat and
Wholesome manner. Good MI SIC has been cnoared
tor Inc season. The medical vrlue~ of the Buffalo
Springs are known by those who have tried them t
he unsurpassed for Dyspepsia. the diseases of theAm-
ehary Organs generally all diseases peculiarly of Dec
blllty and for their invaluable Healing Properties grn
orally. There IS turnpike road leading from Lynch
burg BY way Of this place thu Valley Distance from
l-ynchhurg to this place 26 miles; from this place 10
Lexington p miles.
BIC ARD
For Adults per week, 800
children and servants, . 80
Horse, 8 80
ISAAC IRVINE HlTE.
a good Hack will be regularly three times 4 week
between Lynchburg and the BullaoSpinas by the sub
ScrIher, commencing tfelst day ofJuly next Office
at the Cabell House. 1t Will leave hhurr on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at half pa~r eek.
Fare q M
Children under ten years ofage 90
june IL WITS IJ n
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SOMETHING NEW.

MAY be found Lacy Garand'> on the Basin, I25
~ bushels of Mountain Evergreen ced the best mprover
the soil known the present age will be seen from the
eter appended from the largest and successful
armers in Wythe county.
Hytte County, Va..Nou 18th, 1913.
.D1essrs Lacy * Ga1lond,
Gents:-In relation to the Evergreen Seed, my ex-
pcrience satisfies that when conjunction with
Clovcrt eXccs of land thing have
seen, and in addition of the Grasses for late and
early paSturage 1t needs but trial to prove What say
Yours truly. WILLIAM H. SPILLER.
Feb. l2-s
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e. Orders answered by the return mail inv ariablv
The package price Of Quarter Tickets only published III
TINS paper Packages OF holes and Halves proportion
O. Official and Printed Drawings ALWAYS forwarded by
the first mail after the drawing, envelored and sealed
g. We advise our correspondents order packages Of
Tickets they at least fifteen per cent and NAV draw
in package tour capital prizes.
z-PffEit y CO pay prizes at sight in Gold.
Forward orders lew days in advance ofthe of draw
ing.
In addition to the above Brilliant Schemes, have
every Tuesday, Thursday Saturday an Extra Class (vu
garry called .'Smali Fry Lottery that will be drawn in
which the high prize is $1,000 Tickets 81 Packages
81 10 Orders promptly attended to-
For any of the handsome prizes above schedule is
only necessary to order Ticket Package from the Old
estabs he'd and ar-iamed house Of PYFER & CO.,
March Sim No 4 | uruT-Sr E,ltim,r. Ni1
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F ARE REDUCED.
1A
.NEJV LINE OF FOUR HORSE
POST COACHES.

From LWch5Irg Jy CLarIUesrle, n connection ,cith
the Louisa and Riclrmmd ami Fredericksburg
Road 10 Richmond and Northern Cities
Fare to Richmond $5 90
Fare to Junction 5 90
DASSENGERS by this line leave Lynchburg on
Il Sunday. "Wednesday and Friday mornings ar
rive at Charlottesville evening where they spend
the night and connect with the Northern train al the
Junction at o'clock, a. NJ, reaching Richmond at
o'clock, A. NJ.
PASSENGERS going North arrive atWashingon city at
p. m Baltimore at p. m, Philadelphia in the course
of the ngn-beiag "a hours in advance of any other line
leaving Lynchburg. Passengers assured Of regular
connection aud no detention.
HEISkFLL & co.
Office at Franklin Hotel. Lynchburg; Richmond and
Fredericksburg Rail Road office, Richmond, Va.
JtnS-6n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-26
JOHN G.. .NcCIDAN.1HiN.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
LENCHBURG Va

JOHN g. lIcCLAN4HIN,
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
! AM now receiving my Spring and Summer took of
Goods, lately purchased, at low prices, consisting in
part OF the following articles, viz:
200 bags Rio and Laguyra Coffee,
= do Od Java do, very superior,
80 hhds NO, P. R. and ST. Croix Sugar,
Is boxes Loaf Sugar
20 hhds and bbls Moasses, (some very superlor,)
2l0 kegs Nails,
$50 sides Sole Leather
10 bbs. Tanners Oil, (best quaiity,)
casks Lamp and Whale Oil,
p rrans Foolscap and Letter Paper,
100 do Wrapping Paper,
10 tons Country and Tredegar Iron,
60 boxes Sperm and Taow Candles,
50 kegs Blasting and Rifle Powder,
20 boxes Tea,
chest do. very superior article,
5000 Cotton Yarns.
40 boxes Rasins.
terces Rice, fresh,
Shad, Nlackere Hprrings and Roe Hcrrings,
LIQU OI.S,
90 bbls Rectifed and Mountain Whiskey,
p do Old Rye Whisky,
10 do Apple Brandy,
II do Imitation French Brandy
French and Pale Champagne Brandy, VERY supe-
Madeira and Sherry Wine, (best quality,)
Porter. Rum, Gin, Malaga Sicily, MADEIRA and Port
Wine, with many orher articles
COM MISS SION USINESS.
My prompt personal attention given consrgnmenso
FLOUR, WHEAT, ToBAcCo, BAcoN and all kinds coun
try produce Also, TO receiving and forwarding Goods
and Produce. No charge for drayage.
May Its JOHN G. MCCLANAHAN
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NEW GROCERY STORE
CO VI vi SSION HOUSE

vTNlIE undersigned have formed co-parnershp tor the
y purpose Of carryin on the GROCERY .4N.D COM
MISSION BUSINESS, IN THIS PL-7CE at the
OLD SlLND OF Smit sson, Steptoc Co. Opposite the
in store, large and we'll selected stock of
Family Groceries and Staple Dry Goods
together with an extensive assortment of HITS CAPS
BOOTS and SHOES, and also a good assortment Of
HiRDtIRE, which, with the additions that will contin
ue to be made to their stock will enable them to offer to their
customers and friends generally, very desirable stock
Inch they determined to sell cheap cash or
credit Particular attention will be gwen to copsgnments
OF produce OF all kinds prompt returns rendered &c
They respectfully solicit their friends and the public
orally to give them call before purchasing elsewhere as
they determined to please.
They VIII sell Iobaccoat FIFTY CENTS per hogshead
W hen advances made the usual commissions Wi, he
charged They have good auctioneer attend to the
sales. WIN r SMJrtISON -
ROBERT STATHAM
Opposite the Farmers Bank Lynchburr. Va
S-Partcuiar attention given to orders SIS
Jan 15-i2m
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NEW g5EEs1s.

ElEnnderned viii carry on the Business hereafter I'M
Il der the nane and style of " GIGtiENIIEINER & Co.
at the Old stand of the old firm They have now and will
continue to keep, handsome assortment of
-oE2 9ooLDL
consisting IN part o! Broad Cloths Cas,ncrcs yeinc<
Cassnet, Fulied Cloth, Jeans, sc SCI
NSo-ion~tanIvon hand choice assortment Of Ladies'
lIc@s in Fantv Goods. llayi-c Hats CAPS ana SIu,
all q which viii ~ sold at reduced prices
n. GUGGENIIFNIER
Il. GUGGENIlEIAlER
Dcc.7
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u d II &c H.

~ ALL WHO HAVE WOOL.
THE subscriber has up the notion that all
l. have Wool to De cardcd will find the Blackva,er COT
ton and ooen Factory to be the place where If can h.
right and If not well cared should it be spoiea
Sat they will get 80 per h. for 1.-THE wool bene
well cleaned Cards in operation, and working well
JAS. S. CREWDSON, Agent.
Ishall be ready few days Woollen Cloth and
Jeans.
june l9-ts
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JAMES GARLAND AND WILLIAM M. CABEll,
III " l. united in the practice of Law, and will reg
Il Il ulary attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts of Amherst Appomaitox, Bedford Campbell and
Nelson, and the town of Lynchburg.
AdlreSs-Lynchburg Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND VIII continue. DILIGENTLY. to
practise in the Court Of Appeals.
Oct lq-tf
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6 ESEA 7
MAMMOTH lottery!
Grand Capital Prize 100000!

splendid prizes of $4,000 each amounting 70 500 600
splendid prizes of e25,000 each amounting To 300 OoO
prizes of So 500, amounting to >iOO 600
2OPrizes Of 5000 amounting to $4,000
" respectfully request the attention OF the public to the
annexed magnificent scheme, which we offer BELIEVING
70 De the best arranged and magnificent Lottery ever
y Number Lottery Is Drawn Ballots
Zach package of % tickets i'll have II drawn numbers
package OF . tickets draw >25OOuU
he lowest three number prize is 81 SO
ne 1t and I'd drawn numbers entitled 10 Il 600
ms scheme has been examined and apprn, ID tbe State
Lottery Commissioners, and i'll be draw III Baltimore c
April 49,
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.e'EVS' COV'CER.S:

THE subscribers have associated themselves torether
= der the firm and style of
TINS LEY & TAYLOR.
for the purpose of conducting Grocery and Commits
sion Business at the old stand Of Bryant s 'rin-ry
They respectfully invite their friends the public qene
ally give them call before making their purchases pro
missing sell low for cash in exchange for country nro
duce They expect to be receiving their Spring supplies in
few weeks. Upton H. TINSIFy
Feb. 52-ts JOHN o. TAYLOR
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RngravingS by Sartain.

~ nave Iist received specimen COP OF the first Refor
s' incorporating their famous protest at the Diet O
Pfes, engraved BY the great artist SG7tdi vi ch will
furnish to subscribers at sJ-thc Philadelphia price
req o-ts ID u. PAYNE s GR0
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ROSS CAST IRON Wits

ROSS CAST IRON MILLS
THE subscribers have Just received four more Of Ross, Ca,
Iron Corn Mills, which Offering on accommoda
ng terms We would simply recommendation OF this
hii that no farmer miller who has force sufficient To
turn one ought to be without it is a very simple
and useful machine and has to please
has been tried
MaIchI-ts LACY s. GARLAND
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AGRICUL TURAL.
From the Baltimore American Farmer.
PRIZE ESSAY

on THE BEST MEANS
PREVENTING THE DESTRUCTION OF
VARIOUS CROPS BY BIRDS, INSECTS &C..
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A FORTUNE AWAITS YOUR ORDERS.
ElO! Eaasfl EsCEa OEG EhsS EslcL..
S ? Z e " DID S C II z vi E S
For March. 1919

g. 1t is only necessary to order iromPYFER& CO. t
draw handsome prize
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For Coughs and Colds,
ANISTAR'S BaI~nrn Wild Cherry.
W Mrs. Garlner's BalSam Of Liverwort.
Jayne's Expertnrant,
Thompson, Syrup If Tar, &C.
Pea inrhound Candy,
Wry's Cough Candy,
Jujubr Paste, sc. &r.-For sale by
Jan its JOHN II SEA, D;
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TO BE- Continued
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-04


DIED, In this city, on Thursday, 9th ult.,
MARY JANE POSTLEWAIT, wife of w. H.
Postlewait, Esq.,
In the death Of this most estimable lady, soci-
ETY. has sustained loss Of one of its brightest
ornaments, and the church one Of its most pious,
devoted and useful members. For many years
she had been the centre of large circle of friends
and acquaintances, by whom her death will
be long and sincerely deplored, and her many
excellent virtues, deeds of charity, and graceful
and kindly courtesies, kept fresh in grateful and
fond remembrance. She leaves behind her a
husband and four children, to whom the loss is
indeed irreparable. The language Of sympathy
cannot express their grief the hand Of friend.
ship remove their affection. To God alone can
they look for comfort--to His great goodness
are they confidently and with reverence commit
ted.-[coM.
In this city, on Sunday last, after short ILL
ness, MARCELINE NJ. daughter of Gen. A.
c. DopGE, in the 9th year of her age. She was a
child of remarkable beauty and sprightliness-
and by her sweetness Of temper, and the bright
promise which she gave Of brilliant future, had
attracted the admiration aud enlisted the kindly
regards of all who knew her. The absence of a
kind and devoted father, who but a few weeks
since left her i'm the bloom Of health and with
the promise Of many years before her, renders
this mournful event peculiarly affective. He left
home to minister, as was supposed, to the last
earthly desires Of an honored father; he will re-
turn to find his beloved child corpse! The
heart turns in sorrow from affection such as
this May Heaven afford a balm for bereave-
ment which friendly sympathy would vainly
seek to alleviate-TcoM.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-04
The Mexican Mustang Liniment

one Of the greatest discoveries ofthe nineteenth
/ century-and will be hailed by the suffering and
afflicted ssUith joy unspeakobles' Where the Linz
ment Is used Pain cannot erist.
Some Of the most astonishing cures of Gun-Shof
and Lance Wounds have been per formed in the Mex
lean Army with this Liniment alone. II subdues in
hammation, relieves pain, and Heals up the tcorst
Sores in an incredibly short time. It possesses per-
feet control over Muscuiar b1ifabilify.
Whoever saw Mexican with his limbs twisted
out Of shape by that most Of all diseas
es-Rheumatism' He knows the IntaAibie Remedy,
and it on the first insidious approaches of the
disease and checks it sin the twinkling Of eye!'
And whoever saw Mexican Horse with the Spa
win, Ring Bone, Splint, Wind-Gall Scratches, Poll
Evil, sore Back, or any other external complaints?
They know the virtues of this Linineht and they
Never fail 10 use il as soon as they discover any
blemsh ON their Horse--and the wounds are healed!
IL you have pain in any part of your body, no
matter where, Delay not moment, in getting Bot
tie Of the MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIAfENT. 1t
will DO you good! 1t never fails to give satsfac-
ton to all who use il, because it performs what it
promises.
No traveller should ever start on journey with
out it. Every Fu,niy should be well supplied with
it. How many lives, and those nearest and dearest
to us. are yearly sacrificed, by not having proper
and Efficient Medicines at hand in cases Of Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Bruises, Sprains, etc.
No Steam Boat should ever leave port without
having their Medicine Chests well supplied with this
invaluable Liniment.
~ Principal Depot for the United States, at DR.
BRACES Depot and Family Medicine store, Cor.
of Third and Market streets, st Louis, Mo-, to whom
all orders must he addressed.
~ For sale in Burlington by J. F. Tallant and
s. L. Burnap. (sept 81, isis-ly
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-10-04
Commercial.

l7-To Reliege and to cure.-Sutiering humanity
is most impo,tan and interesting undertaking.
In a matter Of such vest moment, where health,
happiness, and even life itself involved, deCep-
ton would be objectionable. With these feelings,
and to these ends, would present to an afflicted
world Doctor Rogers Syrup Of Lre,cort and Tar as
being decidedly the most efficient remedy ever
known for the early cure Of Coughs, Colds, Con-
sumptions, Bleeding of the Lungs, Asthmas, &c.
Read advertisement in another column Of this pa
per. Sold by S. L. Burnap, Burlington Iowa.
rs-Wisiar's Balsdm Of Wild Cherry.-lfitbe said
that the healing art consists in udicious selection,
preparation and application ofthose remedial agents
afforded by nature, for the preservation ofhealth
and cure of disease, then certain it is, that DR. Wis
fars kaisam Of Wild Cherry is triumph Of its kind.
1t is compounded chiefly Of vegetable substances
that acknowledged by all eminent practitioners
Of medicine, as possessing properties highly SER
viceahie in the cure OF consumptive and asthmatic
affections and from its soothing tendency upon
the lungs must continue to hold an honorable repu
,a:ion among the most popular cough remedies of
the age. Its curative effects have enlisted the
praise of thousands of our countrymen, who were
lingering under variety Of those distressing COM
plants. and hay ing been lifted as it were, from the
grave. have cheerfully attes,ed to the world the
beneficial operations of this truly wonderful medi
cine upon them. Be careful to procure the genuine
1.-The Proprictors, names engraved upon the
wrapper. sold by Parsons Copp & Parsons. a23