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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-01-04
BALTIMORE MARKETS

Office Of The american, December u, 5 P NJ
CAFIl.E-At market on Monday last The supply of
Beeves was light, it being Christmas day, and prices
ruled som thing higher. The offerings reached $50
head, Of which 23l sold GA remained over unsoId
and 255 We're driven to Philadelphia. Prices ranged
from 81 81 2a$3 IS per 100 lbs. the hoo equal to
s5.75a$7 .25 net.
FLOUR.-In Howard Street Flour the transaction,
quite limited. On Tuesday the only sale we heard
Of was of2OO bbs at $f75. To day holders are Of
terng to sell at Isl 4, but hear Of no sales
City Mills Flour is held at S. at which rate one or
two small parcels were sold 70 day.
GRAlN.-1he supply of Wheat this week is mod,
crate we note sales of good to prime reds 95alO5
cents.
Yesterday the receipts of Corn were very arue there he
ing about 10000 bushels a1oat. The demand was ac.
tive and the whole promptly taken 46a47cts for white
and 5Oa5l cts for yellow. 10 day yellow would readi-
y bring 50
We quote Rye at 60 cts and Oats at 26a3O cts.
PROV iSiONS-New Baltimore packed Mess Pork
is held at 5Oa 81 and Prime at Sl2a 80 per bbI-
We quote No. Beet at Sll .25al 80. The sales OF
Bacon are light. Shoulders bringing I-Sa5 | A
cents; Sides 2a3 "a cents and Hams Tag cenls-
We note sale of 200 new Ballrnofe cure Hams a,
~ l-2 cents, on time. sale of Lard in bbs and Tier
ces was made to day at cents, cash. Kegs are held
at SASH cenis.
WHlSHEf This article is very scarce We
note sales hhds at "a 2a25 Cts and of bbls at 25
a26 cts.
BALTIMORE-DEc. %
EACHANGE-SteringB Bills are dull at I 3-4aS 8
per cent premium.
| AMERICAN COTTON AND WOOLLEN GOODS
The demand for the week has been fair and we rrec
the quotations to correspond with sales. Both from THU
and other markets, large quantities Of Cotton Gods hav
been taken for exportatiun
I BEESN AA---We hea Of no sales Of this article
! CAITLE.-The arrivals Of Beeves have fallen off
and We npte an improvement in prices. On Monda
theIe $50 head offered al the scales, ui which IS
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From he Norfolk Beacon, Der. 50.
THE PUBLIC MEETING.

A large and respectable meeng convened at the Court
House Thursday even Q, tohfar an address on the
subject of Internal Improvements, BY VIM. NJ Burwell
Esq. Of Bedford county.-Oh notion WIN d. Delanv.
Esq. Mayor Of the city, called 10 the Chair who
announced in an appropriate manner the object Of the
meeting. c. w. Newton Esl., then rose and made a
very address, upon the conclusion Of which, lie in
trrdured Mr. Burwell to he sssenbage who had kind
" accepted an invitation address orr citizens On the
great question II Internal Improvements.
Mr. Burwell commenced by saving that he desired ID
identify the interest Of the interior Of Virginia with that
of the CITY Of Norfolk, and should endeavor convince
the meeting that the important work of Internal I'm
pravemenr, which he represented would bring there the
products only Of Virginia but If the extensive and
productive country intervening between Virginia and
the Mississippi HI Anticipation o this ,esult was i
based uPen conje.urll estmlre of the results which
ought 10 follow but upon the actual and existing expert
of the cites f Charleston and Savannah which
were competing successfully for the trade of the NSss
sppi alley the Lyuchbug and Tennessee Rel pad
proposed connection with a system If railroads prupc
ted and IN progress within the SAFE Of Tennessee, and
which wound ne according the representation If others
extended by connection 10 the city of Nlemphs.-He
proceeded 10 dem at the work far as it pro-
pssd 10 Accommodate South W eStern Virginia with the
uranS ot reaching the canal would be profitable and
Iudicons investment and that thu citizens ot Lynrhbu1
and the adjacent country had given their decisive Evil
dence OF tlriT confidence and sincerity bv securing
CHARTER and by guarantee on the part of Lynchburr Of
SIX per cent dividend up 100000. Bot whilst was
def>lsrabie that State investment the stock of this
X Would be valuable. he proposed nine H.
cidenal results, which. without any charge up1A tile
Stale of rgnla promised consequences If the utmost
moment her commercial cities The entire success Of
the Rail Way system Ind developed law Of inter
nal commerce. that produce must pursue the direct
line 10 the point ofcJn>ump ion. Looking therefore, to
the great points Of domestic and reign demand ds the
magnetic poles Of commerce. ir4n>p irtaon and travel
1trint llr.S r
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el-rs Of the South " est destined Ir the CITY rf Wash
ln-ion the Eastern cities uld take railroad through
ITg.nia, Offering direct Communication with
i1elF desnaons,th either the Northern via Gin
ciHnaii. or he Southern via harleson He did
MT affirm thai Tins line If travel would pass through the
Jay u Norfolk, but it would sustain an immense ton
nag TINT would naturally SEX the first port of shipping
along The cast, ac.ss the ocean. and This ronHage
building uP the commerce Of the VIrgnian cities wJaiI
Ultimately attract and large ofthe rav
eL-fIe rn'eaIel with confidence that the large amount
q narchaHz- Stated a }5.)00091.) which entered
the N s~sspp ani was destined lor disDu ion through
1ut iha uh est would prefer TIL superior safety and
rlpdfy VI trans or,aon offered ~ line Of steamers
fr'm TIE Eastern ellis tpthe Chssapeak and )lmeS
X yer. ana thence by Railroad directly Memphis la
connection with The legislative pliry nfFrgnia, M
oe-ei Suggestions 10 the press AMI to the reflect
ing and e.Iraat aSs-.olaga which surrJu drd him.
Tie eastern members If hs legs had generally
onN set erery Work II internal improvement, yet the
experience OF years had proved that their opposition Is
unaval.laT Indlscrmnaie opposition compelled lndls
crmlnate c1nhi atoms. and appropriations. which
mLht well have been deferred have been the result OF
such upnstrl; the iendenc d every clmbnatHn OF
TIE Lrrit Internal Interests give the Improvements
u tGA afr direction towards thnse VINO supported
them. nf reapplrionment, giving to the interior
OF Virginia increase Of political powell would increase
the tendency Of Improvements in every direct on except
tWaris he SoIh ,fasern partitions Of rglna; because
tt- section If the State reputiaes every work OF IN
poremept and rrpflS all lnIerc purse. As therefore me
Opposition Ut the East had proven unavaIlng, wosd II
not b. better that should select or more
great plans Of in ercomuuuca n and vote for their &C
compshueut. II would then participate IN what It can
got prevent and Give concentration aud efficiency TO
works which Inconsistent aad contradictory IN
their tendency
we regret that W have only space to present Mr.
Burwrl's views two points. The whole OF
his able address listened with marked attention by
tine large assembly.
Col McCue of Angusta and NJ. Basye, Of Northnm-
berland who were present, invited 10 AXE seats
Oh either side Of he Mavor.-The former gentleman fol-
lowed Nh Burwell in some sensible remarks the ques
on AID il tavouruf connection Of tide water with the
Ohio. By the great central improvement
Mr. r ,b'nSon, D-g1le firm The city, also made some
remarks in favour # cons ruc.ng Rail road from lynch
burg tn pl Mt on the oeaboard and Roanoke Rail Road
near the Nouowav river.
After ih4 conclusion If the speeches. motion Of
Conway Whitl-, ESD. tie thanks q the meeting were
returned to Messrs. Burwe and AIcCue for their inter
cs'ing addresses. And then motion, The meeting I'D
urned.
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ANEksEgACFTsi CDAE.

|EVIiE SUBSCRIBER takes this me,hod 10 inform
L HI. former customers, and the public of iynchburg,
that lie has hand so tons Is le, qIaiy Of Anlhra-
cite Goal, suitable fir burning in CRATES stuvts and cook
ing ranges. Sc The Cot was selected il person from
the app:oytd mines in PennsyIvania and will be
put ard of the boats il the Rchn,nd basin, in g"f
order and condition, free of drayage and charges. and
shipped at 3 80 per carl !rad ot 25 bushels. Orders
sent by mai or otherwise. when accompanied bv tha
money approved city references, will be promptly a.
tended 10, 4 article warranted to please in every
respect. have ais supply of .ump Cml for furnace
purposes. which am selling al s. Oh per ton.
Richmond. Or Ia-wl2v JAMES DAVIS
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MARRIAGES.

Married. the 9Th December last, by Rev. John |.
MDorman, Mr.. Charles H. Gill; to Miss Lucinda T.
Goodman daughter Of Jesse NJ Goodman, all of Camp
bell county.
Rev Thns Jones' NJ, Geo. d. Phillips /, Miss Mary
R. daughter nf TarIton ChiIes Esq all # Amherst
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Cleanse, 1surifv, strengthen!

II is not wish the With the health Of tbs comiuun
~ desire be governed by sacred regard to truth
aev.r here stated relation this extraordinary med
and ii this fee ling Of sincerity and good faith which
PROMPTS is again and again call attention toit We b.
rv That 10 article has been discovered that has confer
red greater OF be nett the immunity, and the
more il Is known the better i ii appreciated
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N O r 7 q z

yINIE undersigned begs leave his sincere thanks
his friends for the liberal patronage extended to
him the past year, and pledges possible exertons,
and that he will merit continuance of their avors.
NV business being strictly confined the sale of all kinds
Of country produce, and the forwarding Of merchandise
hatter self that give it that attention which it de
serves THO. J. NANCE.
g. Particular attention paid the forwarding OF hhds.
and box Tobacco and Stems
The usual facilities all produce in hand.
Richmond Jan 4--w4Sf
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informed late distances, p cents per mile.
Boat and Stage from Richmond to Cumberland &. H..
50 75-to Farmvie, II %.
Way Passengers wishing to take the Boats will sec
the hour be Canal BY referring to the
time OF starting OF the Boats and adding the hours it take
to reach any OF the above distances.
BOYD, EDMOND s UlTE.NPORT.
Jan 1-lmf
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Cedar Forest school.

rTyIS Institution the north extremity Of Pitt
svivaaa county, miles from Green Hill Pest Office in
Campbell county, will be reoPened Monday, 18th Janu-
rv S49 The Scholastic year will consist of 10
months without any intervening acat0nS the inst session
terminating on av 29th Of june the second session
commencing on Monday July End and terminating Fri
ay Nov h at the end the first session there Will be
a public examination
The price for Tuition in the Elementary
Branches Sc W per session.
in the higher branches
Of English IL W
:. In the Languages, Mathe-
matics, Natural and Moral Phloso-
phv, Rhetoric Il ~
The Elementary Branches include spelling, readings VII
ting and arithmetic to tie Rule OF Three.
The Higher Branches Of English include Grammar, e-
ograp with the of the Globes History and Arithmetic
The price of Boarding. including die, washing bedding
fuel and candles ustudt by, 81 90 per session. Pay
expected plctuay in all at the end OF the
session Books and Stationery furnished at Booksellers re-
tail prices
Scholars may any time, but viii be charged rata
Div to the end the session. ami deduction will be made
for absence, but in cases of pr1tractel Hines.
The subscribers buildings being and commodous he
can very comfortably accommodate II boarders tor iurthe
nformaon apply to the SUBSCRIBED
SAMUEL I. MILLER.
Jan 4-w4w
Patriot insert vIv and charge 81 NJ
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Monks Of La Tiappe-Ihe Steamer Martha Wash
ngtJn landed here Yesterday pry-three Monks Of the
order of IA Iappe direct from France. They arrived
Have on the ship Brunswick and Immediately respped
IN the Martha Washington for Kentucky. They proceed
from here 10 the neiahb)rhoad Of Rardstown where they
possess 400 acres ofground. They design permanent
n lncalng themselves at THAT point and there IS no doubt
III tia they will Prove valuable citizens.
Ihere are six priests among them, evidently men Of
superior minds. Capt. Irvinr..of the Martha Washing
ton, informs that he never had better behaved aud
orderly set Of people travel with him in his life
They are strict ID their ha5s and very Industrious
they bring with them laGe quantity Of utensils, and
an initiate variety Of fruits. hwes, garden seed, trees
sc: in fact every thing necessary to establish "cuony
in the wds of Kentucky" forgetting their
wooden shoes. They ec'n,m'cal and abssmous in
their habits. and live like band Of broihers The trip
from Havre remarkably short one, $50 days. and
they tD ations sufficient to last for 60 days. The Cap
tain Of he boat informs that they continued to eat
the ratis hruu1h from France during the trip Louis
vile. They expressed much wonder to the hands
the steamer eat 81 heartily and such guam
titles oftood daily. They poor, but learn had
funds 70 spare to all whom they ina needy condl-
ton. There were quite number Of German enigrans
aboard the al. and eped the hands put it shore
themselves being always ready - wurk. Upon being
told that hemp grows in Kentucky to the height Of Ii
feet with Itteo cultivation, they lost in
ment. The immense frest along the Mississippi made
deep impression ther minds louisville Courier,
Dec, 49,
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Negroes! Ne:TOcs

N q ESt:t
7 AM in mariet to purchase fall supply or ny
l. GROES will pay the highest market cas- price tor Al
LIKELY .NEGROS
From 10 10 40 years Id
Persons having for sale will do ell call on me he
fore making sale, doubt the hghest Price San be
ed. NJ HART.
will give liberal price for two Blacksmhs and
Carpenters, good workmcn.
~ b Persons distance having Negroes for sale. will
be waited promptly by giving description oft '>res
for sale.
Aug. l9-tsiC
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.ER.s. SE.yEPSU.V'

AN be found Mr. A. b. Pauett, the Hill, and will
~ attend promptly to all calls made o ha MIDWIFE.
Her charges, in all cases. Will be moderate.
ANN SIMPSON.
Dec 81, IS4S.-laf5t
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I;liflOPS
7 = 7 =
Aug 9, lSlS

WRIGHIHS INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS are used
as cosmetic aud purifier the blood with great
moving all u~ecmy botcheS external and cuineou-
erupous Of every kind.
, New YoRk, June H. SIS.
To Dr. Wright, Philadelphia:
Dear Sir-favng been afflicted with most distressing
humor for years past and having used that
afforded the remotes probability Of relief at last iHd!L
ed to trv your valuable Indian Vegetable Pills. move
satisfied that have received benefit from tie use Of
their than all the medicines have heeto taken
therefore pleasure recommending the Pills to all
who ale or have suffering from hrmor believing
do they directly upon the blood, and by their Pu-
rifyng virtue will completely cleanse ii from ilnpurity
HENRY GREEN, 80 Norfolk street.
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Vednesday, Jan 3, lS49
TOBACCO.
Receipts small and prices unchanged. We quote LugS 81
80 to 30; Skipping and Scanning Leaf 500 10 - as
10 quality; Manufacturing from $3.50 10 s., with higher
prices fyr ir descriptions which have become scarce.
F2ou-Si 8.
Prorisions- Bacon s to g. cts; Beef. 8 to cents
Corn Meal. As cents. Pork 81 90 TO 81 so.
Uheat--Red 50 cents; White S..
Grtit-Corn. - cts Oats 25 cents.
CLorer Seed As 80 s..
TFhiskcy-Sales at 80 to 81 cents, dull.
Becslrdr-lS cents.
Butle.-Verv dulI.l0 to ~ for No. |.
Bruaiy-Apple, Offering Peach none offering
Br Iron sS5 assorted and $50 60 when drawn 10
order.
Cogee-Rio to cents; Lagura s. to 9; Java l2s;
Mocha 20.
Country Lmsns-Tow 10 and Flax l2i, As yet nc
demand
Cotton Ytuns-Saes IA to Is cents.
FeatheIs-30 to 81 cts.
FTar Seed-SaleS 50 cents.
ErsI-Herrnys. No. /, S. so; Shad. old 81 so;
new 50.
Hemp-No sales. We quote s. 10 s..
Linsesd OHIO cents, MONTHS in demand.
Lnd-No sales Of moment.
.I[oLtsses West India 80 to 40 cts per gallon \
O. ~ to 45 cents.
Plaster-Lump So to7.
Sugars Orleans TOT cents; Porto Rico s to
cents; Clarified ~ cents Loaf 49, Ia cents.
SA.-s2! and s.!
IMolc-9 10 O. cents.
Tn'-$3.5 30 per Dbl
- ~ J,n
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For Coughs audCOids

For Coughs and Colds,
"ISTAR'S Balsam Wild Cherry,
w Mrs. Gardner's Balsam Of Lverwort.
Jayne's Expectorant,
Ihompson's Syrup Of Tar, SC.
Peas Haarhound Candy,
Wiley's Cough Candy,
Juiubs Paste, sc. &c-For sale BY
Jan It's JOHN H. SEAT, Druggist.
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MRS. S. G. NORyELL will open Female School
wi her eidence,on Thursday the st Of February
Terms of TuitiOn-For beginners, $40 90
For advanced scholars, Is 90
Jan 4-w4w PAYABLE in advance
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IA Il IONS, FHsTz HONS,
For the Fall and Winter of 1848-o

WOULD respectfully inform the citizens Of Lynch
Il burg. and the surrounding country, that my North
ern and French report of Fashions has just hand
as issued by Thomas Oliver, of New York They arc
very different from any thing heretofore issued land are IL
fine Taste.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore extended
70 me, my friends and the public may be assured, with
the advantages have in being agent for Of the best
reporters in The United States, of getting garments cut
In the most splendid
NORTHERN OR FRENCH STYLES,
as they may fancy. All work Entrusted my care shall
be done with despatch. JOHN OAKEY
Jan 4-ws
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CERTIFICATES.

Pitt-ylvania County, Virginia.
This certify that have known Mrs, Simpson for
years during that length she has been
ul in her profession Midwife having known her
be unsuccessful i'll sing and therefore take plea
recommending her to all such persons may
her assistance Given under hand this 9Th dav of de-
cember, 1913. L. IL KENNEDY, Nj. ID.
Ricevillc, Piitsyvania Nov IL, lS4S
This is to testify that well acquainted with Mrs. Ann
Simpson, and have been with her in her Professional Sevi
and do consider her safe line Profession
any female in my know ledge.
j. &. THOMPSON, M. ID.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Mrs
Ann Simpson for several and believe her an
honest and successful the practice her profess
sion, Mdwives generally STE COLEMAN
Pttsyvania County, Va
We, the undersigned, have been in wear. e
having Mrs Ann Simpson in families in her prof.,o'
and she has been very successful We do chee,,,I
commend her in her Profession Given nn,c. M re-
this the 2ist November l9iS S' -
umucnWeh Anderson, VIM. II. Plunkxtt
~ ms nam, David Barber,
", w h'e, NJ u Ambrose r. Mari.
~ " ri, Wm e. Grassy,
": "Psoh,oi - Smith Ioasi.ss,
NJ ira''na homrson Hiram Lame,
] David Logan, " illiam Ya,es
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gRE,gg FeEgsgCTxO.s:
From. Fsx5acEaDvs:. to RscSs3Sl53att Sb 80.

YE public are respecluIlv Informed, that on and after
the day Of January, 1919 the price for passage on
II Canal Packets Richmond to Iynchburs VIII be
dlced the low fare D! 80 80. Way fare m proportion
Meals extra.
Below card Of intermediate distances. for fare and
hours of passing
Leare Richmond .'Ionday. Leare I-glcb,us Monday.
Hednesddy and Friday, at ~ ed:esd1y and fflday az
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Read the cammunicatjpn Of '.RJanIlr." winch we
.py from the Wing. Sc asJ tn a'c,Gat givea by
the Norfolk Beacon If The speech Of W.. NJ. BlrweL
F$q made Al the Tate Improvement meeting h-ll il Nor-
fJ!k Mr Burw-I's ze- ana efficient services n The
grea, cause Of the yueh5urI and tennessee Rail Road
are fully appreciated by the friends he measure IN hl.
region We doubt mt that he will be able to demon
strate 70 The people f Norfolk that. IN advocating the
work. he is MT promoting Nicely Veal improvement,
but one which, Ia is comp -ilun, will greatly enhance
the commercial Importance of taer ancient and hs!a-
BE town. To our mind rgiug IS clearer than that
fix is even more interested in the early completion Of
Ills noble enterprise thlu Lynch,urg itself. Albany
was "a sed from mere village a flurishing city BY
the Erie and ChampIan Canals. But how infinitely
mole decided wa, the Impulse ggen by these improve
ments. 10 the city # New York-whirh Norfolk
would be Of our Rail roads their real terminus. l. IS
high time Norfolk should wake III, and that the mem
bes Of tie legislature fram TIE adJ iairg couns should
learn that it Is a great flacy to suppose ueir con-
sliruents have Interest in any Improvement which
tends to bind the Yves! to the East.
The question Of Corporate subscription of 100000
to The Alexandria and GorlonsviIle Rail Road wa sub
med to the citizens VI Alexandria, IN Friday last and
was decided in the af1smat ve-Ayes 4l6-Nays 8.
LOUISA RAIL RO Nd EXTENSION.
The additional stock has been subscribed. aud
tract entered with experienced and responsible men,
for the grading If the rad from tile junction o tide
in the city If Richmond, prices ten per cent below
the Engineers estimate The contractors are to receive
third in cash-one-thrI in slock-and one-lhrd in
the company'5 bonds. The road VIII cost about $780,,
900
We presume tie Richmond. Fredericksburg and Pc
tamac Rl Road Company, WILL in pursuance of their
expressed intention, procure Injunction The moment
attempt made to break ground. 1t is to be hoped the
question viii be promptly decided whether the extension
is violation Of tile charter Of The last named Company
GEN. TAYLOR in answer to al Invitation from the
Governor Of Pennsylvania. visit Harrisburg on hi way
Washing on says it will not he in his power do So
but that he will avail himself Of The earliest leisure after
The 4th Of March make visit tia, Commonwealth
The.Rail Road between New York and New Haven
is now finished and in use There is therefore, for the
first time direct continuous Rail road communicalion-
via New Haven, Springfield and Worcester-between
New York aid Boston distance 1856 miles. 10 the
winter i will always be the avorte route.
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No. 39.]
DR.. Wistar's BalSam of Wild Cherry

chemical extract of wild Cherry and Tar livery bo-
properties and Tar has always been administered in
Consumption, and Lung affections generally by
and safest physicians. Various remedies, it is true have
been offered and pulled into notice for the diseases
the lungs and have been found doubt very useful
but OF all that have vet been discovered admitted by
physicians and all who have witnessed its effects that
has proved successful this For Asthma Shortness
Breath and similar affections may be pronounced posi-
tive 1t has cured Asthma many of ten and
twenty standing ply had the
beyond the reach OF medicine.
This Balsam is made from materials which Nature has
placed IN all northern lattudes andote for diseases
caused by cold climates
'FNature is but the for an effect
Whose cause is God7
Let us not neglect its planest dictates.
None genuine, unless signed BUTTS on the wrapner
Price one dollar per bottle, six bottles for five dollars
For sale BY D. LYMAN, Druggist, Lynchburg, Va,
and by Druggists generally throughout the United States
Jan At