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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
PARODY \ pOE,S CRAVEN"

O1re upon an evening drrary, while | ~pondered lone
and weary. over many an olden paper, read ng forgotten
stpnrs DER suddenly | heard a cnfiou3. lonely, ghos'lv,
stranrr. mysterious grating underneath the ilo1r-only
this, and nothing more. And agPin | irlm'ned nc 'iPer
aud once more resumed my paper, a red, loi@aNen' am
que pancr- poring lis ancient contents GER wieh me
same mysterious grating. somewhat louder than before
and it seemed lkesone o O saving wood heneitlI my
o0ica floor; Us no mouse, tllnght !, but more. AS rs
tened, each PARTICULAR hair stood upright p'rrehoi'n'af
-rold Outstanding drops orblen'ar, all my forehead COW
cred o'rt; and n strange. mysterious, terror, l'Ie' ny
soul with. fear and horror such as never felt bei're;
,nph wondered what this curious grating meant be.
pealh The Il url Thus | sat and eyed the t',l! Ahh
lhas watching, gazing. pnlering. trembling donbl'o9'
fearirr. wondering, suddenly the wall was sund'r'ng a.
Tor Banqup'- ghost Of yore-ana while gazing m"'n as
tonnd. instantly i~hetpfnan there bounded. a hinge IL AT
npon the n,o,l Not he least obeis1nce made he. caring
naurh M for lord or lady. but a motncn, stayed he, aud
and nolting more. And while gazing at each Other
suddenly nut sprang another. so;nnwliat grnyer than the
ether with the weight of years he bore; then with 'mpre-
cations dire, high | raised my boot, anl Ilgher' ana q
step advancing higher. wlirled itacross the h"ri bat tue
litflr inns had scat cred. aud the d or was bruised ahd
battered, that hi. aud nothing more.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
ErhrncLs Enr Tnnulp Hon.

Give a young man . taste for Ia lug, ana !" maj stn'
ole di4,osiiion Won have furnished him with a great sale
I'd. lie has fund that which others have To seek a.
broad. namely, pleasurable excitement tie mas 'ra'hel
to think, even when his hook isno Longer !" nH''
il il far want of thinking thal youth 30 to ruin
= me of those who have been most eminent In learning
and scif nee made their first attainmenis IN si'atclies %
rlme stolen from maqul1 employment.
Hans Sachs, the port Of the Reclamation and th'
Burns of Germany; began life as dd bnrnsa poor ny
he was a nllol's son aud served an apprenticeship H.
IL &, shoemaker. and afterwards II a weaver, and cuniin
ued Ia work al The lonln as long as lie iiv'd. The grea
dem TIA. Ben. johnson. was a working hrichldyff' ap'
,tlet0ald, sullicr. Iiurels, The father Of modern b't
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
VOL. XXEl.
PUBLISHED BY
TOWNLEX, SHIELDS Il CO.,

a, I,,,, DoIiars per an1,1n1, poga5le in ddrGncc. No sub
s.riotion ,p be received for a shorter time than sir months,
and no papsr tcH be discontinued, except al the discretion
aft,e Edtors0 until all arreurages are paid.
aS. ADVERTISEMENTS inserted al 30 cents per Square cor
,.es1 for erery inner form insertion; aud 37A els per square
ry Isss) for erery outer form insertion.
VFrs,y .9ipertiser IS required to note on the MS. hotc long
Ia ,,istes his advertisement inserted; an advertisements mol
80 noted, ,ciI be inserted tn its dtScontal"rnce Ce ofaef,a.
% Eor vT,Rfy ,pvrRrts,Sd the terms are: for the pririicge
of too squares, $40; for one square So; for one square m
,ey form s35. Erery yearly Advertiser lct DC required 10
can fne his Advertising TO his particular line robustness.
a. jon PRNrlNd erecutednedtiy and erpedf'onsfy, and
on reasonable terms.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
HODFL.ANi'S CELEBR.lTED
German EssafGTs,

prepared ~ DIR. c. M. JACKSON; at the GR3LLN'f
MEDICINE S1ORE,. No, 100 .irch 81, Pba'a.
WILL. cilcrtnally cure Liver Complaint, iaundice, Iys-
w pepsia, Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease OF the
Kidneys, and all diseases arising from a lh>orderiy Liver or
Stor,.b-such as Constipation, Inward Piles, fnllnesS of
Blood To the Head, Acidity OF the stomach, Nausea, Heart
b,,,, plgelzt Tor Food. Fullncss or weight IN the Stomach,
SON, Er1staiions, Sinking or Flnttering at the PIT ot The
stomach. Swimming OF The Head, Hurried and Difficult
Breatbiir. Fluttering at the Heart, Choking or snhoeatmE
ec,s,ti,na when in a Living Posture, ibmnessoi ' ision, Dots
ar webs before the sight, Fever and Dull pain m the Head
Deficiency al Precipitation, Y ellowness Of the Skin and Eyes
pm in the Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c., Sudden nushcs %
iIr,t Running in the Flesh, onstant lmaglnlngs OF Evil and
Great Depression Of spirits. e.,
'rbe qenniae arc entirely Vegetable and Tree from Alcohol
i, = ;69nlant syrup, kocs, Bheubarb, alomol, Acids, and
ali 1Iinor3I ,ni injurious lngredientsi they are pleasant m
taste and smell, and mild in their operation, never gripins or
oirinp any unca-iness, they give strength to the whole sys-
,r,, Whilst they drive from il disease. They can he admihis-
- - the ms delicate inrlnt with perfect safety.
For sale wholesale and retail at the German hea,c'he
sto,r No. 100 Arch street, one door below Sixth, late OF
2-S Race Street philaiol phia and ny
DAVID. r. LYMAN, i.ynchburg,
Aud hy respectable dealers generally thfouShont the state
Nov i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE or

ihlns"dH feo' <oh, 'c'o'
ftaYef ny ''f NV, ! '
"'P''' ~" ,"r rl.a. u.
Mr. Iavne, irnn the c"nni le at uia'ns, rer'r,ena
hhl en- 'f'l 'or Tue 'e'''' VI ''j'" wv" II" ''-"'
ee,a ',ePa, ....
MI WE ''o" I've ""'' VI i''''e
ma ,.,t. a..
! q aa''nai4' " e''u''' w pm W nv "'''"' W Wv
Nalfin hha Pepper = r,Ity '"''paNe ~"
10 inrotpo'''" VI" '"' w wv NV '"f""
''1i,,''Y "ho t., ,sos "a, ,,.1,.
49, ~" - ,,.s H., =, ,,,. ~ shsn.p.
iytne the silie 81 Tar as ''o'e'''s Tue 'o'''y :" '"e"""
laan. .... IN.
MI natp M a'o"'"''E " o'"', = Ivy"
enieRe '"s ptes'"' ~ w .,l"''''a III NV,
eiee't''s p' w Nv 80"
Pl5s1e,sn'es N N'uE,es' ,a. =. ra,,,. If Ia.
" ~ -, ''' 80 A.. na,i,i,ns al -, AZ
wee iaa,' aa, " : =" n ",w" . in -, II ,,5ett cooL- n lrro
Ne,,lan ~ e.',' " 'r"",W ~ w INV = /" h,'hs,a a..
'n.o,'n9 i''''', =" ""'y ''" Nv "'''''' -"
''' ~ = w. -. a,r ~" '' If o,ror, =, ea,,,n : iminel cases.
r. Tho ee'fa''''" :" ''tott ~ oe,'a' = ,h M, ~ ~1;.o
NJ aFne' according 70 of'.', ,sr.''a' = wv, 'rau !.
III ~ A l"''s - ~ ''ou''"nV '"' ~ ~ -.
81 'e on'e, l,o"" '"' "'' " s'e'"'' u "
oa 'eaa " ''' UNIV ,,,,,ioo,
hos''f'ons' ca.
IN motion OF hr i"W'e'' "o""s'' ~ Nv ' ~
Assembly,, nat 'e governor :" "'' NV" ", A.
ne aoi'o'A" e"' '. l'' l.,s,..,a !. ,is.s q,
nliery To be n'aa''n' ana WA no p Wv = =,
pleees ~ SUI" Pe'e' !" W. az = 's'
defln frelef. - ~, ...h.
TN motion oi MI NY"'' "
Given 10 hting IA a o' aIe''"s '"' e'''''o' W ~" wv"
felefshng, nh, H., ,ho en-
ia nlallan ol Af iiaHn''no' ''s"'e',
nillee lar ! OURS ~ '"s'o'' ''l"'.' u NV 1T no. ~
Of - anlehn'ns 'he Jaw '" 'r'' - " ~ md NOR.
require that all r"aVeyan'os oil g'oW'ne e,'psi ~ r.u,,
''p'' p,'pe''f' W y" ~, w. r ',s,, mi narson f.v
be invalid an'l signed Nv '' = wv rs ",,,,
whose e'nen, sa'o c'n''N'"pe y ""', " Ii. M.
fnhs''''p's o'i'gF'o 'F'" ~ -. .,a,.y.d IN,
lrnsl IN Tue Application ~ uo P''P''y Nv ''''J""
III purposes oil such trust,
Ie'"'oNsc = ,,..,.
ny VI, h'"N'" wv" L. u aa,i, al Fa,rr *
one lr nianhlhg a pot'1" ~ VI. 10y a' :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
Mountain Lands for Sale.

'E'llE subscriber having determined to remove ntho West
L eiisls At private ale, upon tho mat accommodating
tttis,all hls Lands, situated upon the North aud South
siIes 81 the ttassy Hill. This Land has been laid oil Al
small ttaets u lou ACRES each, is situated about tNe
mlle- Mouth 81 lteehs Mount, ami A. WI tlmtttel with
tht, ossaH ~liakoly. Any person Wishing II purchase
the .andwflh be hoUnhy the subscriber, and ia his absenc,
bf liah' AStati, OF Greed H. Adam.
f,b 2S=3t nnNRN KENYON.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07

Other articles arc nlst estimlfei. snrh aS Nl"lns'rs,
a.6OaO ONO gallons. which reallzed ~ i36,uUo Nine
ln1,o0O, 100000 annual value al ra>turtge,. Spl-
dis. l36 valnc Of rrsldnm af ernns. such nS straw clah,
e.. 100000 ; minute. S60.o0O live stuck and Ms
nralnets; SIS O0n,UtO; hotrhtl's meut. Sll509' .5pp
products Of orchards. 40 % .lao, OF %gtrdcns. Sl5,oOo,
o1l; nuns rics, 11ll .Qi1.
Hides. felt aud allow. S20.0o1,ND
Neni cattle. $t.iOl .i7n; hases, mnlrs aud assrs, ~.
l29.350 Poultry. Sll ,6so,5l2, ee2s. &>.ij' 900; i've
neese leathc,s, ~ OO0 00D, product, oi the daly, Sl2
238.7 -; Milk. 100000.
Products of the forest, including lumber ,fors aud skins
b22 100000.
Firewoud, S37 .hO0. GOO.
Fisheries. so .5sl $50.
plodts uf capital employed IN commerce, $I,olo.'
00D.
Value of the products Of manufactures, S'Jo,uDU.Wop
Products Of The mines; including non. lead, gold silver,
marble. coal. Sc, so. 900. ooa.
Profits OF Banking aud Insurance companies, S2O.OoJ,-
COO.
Proiira Of money loanel n, interest $40 oO0,OOO.
Rentals of hnusl and linla. s1l.olo 90.
= plofts OF Professions, 100000 900.
Tho az treqn,e OF the wholr estimlte Of the produce OF
labor md cipltal IN The United States IN 1918, Is gwen
IA S2.32}, Sol 700
the philndeI nhia Inquirer. 10 which we are lnd"bt
ed for Tins compilation. nlso gives as n matter OF Cur
rloul interest, NlcQ tecn's eslmtfe oi the 'pT"duo" .
the land" IA The United Is Kingdom, adding n c'lnmu con
tnIning tho values reduced In iaderal inaney, at 81 ~
per lib. sfcTIlng,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07

and II Nrssts. Fonio aud Clemens will but step from the
huatds. aud mru1lc Tor \ moment with the multtlnde IN
ifonl at tho foot lights. they will not find. tfOm The PIT
II tho gallery any considerable nnmter either excited
by these oNclamauons, OF ssnpatllsins with these sen
llments,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
PRODUCTS or TIE UNITED STATES AND
GREAT lRIIIAN

The epnrt ar the ronniisstaner oipntents for the wear
Isis. contains much valuable information ~ regard 10
The pfnductiooa nj the country Our oil IL tHblc' exhibits
an estimate Of The products Of labor and cnpitnl IN the L.
Slatea. Tor the yenr 1918. from which tho Philadelphia
Eua,ir,, ,,tI,nt. tLn, Y.gnlIa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
NEW LIVERY STABLES.

yv,uE SUBSCRIBERS respectfully inform their friends
and the public generally, that they have recently erect
ed a large and convenient Stable, on Main street, a short
distance above Dibrelis Hotel and immediately opposite
Planters Warehouse, where they are at all times prepared
with the best grain, hay, &c, for the accommodation oil
Droyers. Travellers and Transient Visitors. Persons visit
ing town and travelling in private conNeyances, VIII md a
secure repository for their baggage on vehicles. Supefih.
tending in person and with the services OF an experienced
Ostler'o we aatter ourselves with a share Of public patronage.
we keen constantly on hand Tor hire, on accomms dating
terms. HACKS, BuGUlES, and HORSES otthe best lnal-
ity. - ,.x4 =
rive II S a call, as one OF US will give his entire attention TO
the sale ottheir stock. w. j. htND,
Mar 4-ts A'h' liAN''' IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
-NEW CNNCEkN.
MONTGOMERY ACADEMY.

IA ~
H,ilS Institution, which is under the care and patronage
Il OF the pREsHfrEFy or NloNruoAi'1, vii be opened on
the first Monlay IN February, 800.
The Board of Trustees take pleasure IN Announcing That
Nj. VIM. {. lIlean. late Of APP mattoN county, who was
unanimously elected at their late meeting, has accepted the
appointment of Principal. He brings the highest rceolnuen'
d,tien1. not only from the Profess rs Of Washington Col
legc, hut iron thosr who have had sons under has cafe Ihls
Academy i, located IN the vicinity Of Chlistiansburg.
The building IS large AND commodions, and will he iut-
nished with valuable library, and Philosophical Aprara-
tus. Boarding. including wood, lights, washing, Re, can
be had IN respect able families in town, or the country, al u
bout " per month. There will he two sessions oil five
moathsearh.
The term, arc-For the primary course Of study, including
Odhneraply: WcbstcI's small Dictionary,
Reading; MeGnfic'- Readers,
Writing aud Composition.
Arithmetic; Rays part Sd, for beginners part I'd,
Geography, Mltchclls School Geography, with Auas:
last edition,
English Grammar Balloons per session Of 5 months
~ 50
HIGHER CURSE
The above, or either, with
Iatns Billions Grammar and bullion Latin reader
Greek; Bullton'sG rammar and Bulhons Greeh, 6
Mathematics; Davies course,
Chcmistrs Diapers,
Natural Philosophy ."
Moral Waylaud's Elements Of Moral SCI
oncc,
Political Economy, by Wayland.
Rhetoric; Blair, University editIon)
Astronomy,
Geology,
Mental Philosophy,
Logic per session Of : months. 81 ID
NICHOLAS c~iIEN AllE',
JOIN CRAIG,
r. II. MONTAGUE,
Con nittcc on behalf Of the Trustees.
Dec i3-3m
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
SIX THOUSAND ACRES.

x~sssspA ON THE lST DAY oF APRIL, 1850, will
AZsa1 olcrat public sale at the Count House IN Bow
sYsSss linz G.. %r, emp. Pike :. 9 H.. NJ M33 ,1y ,r ,oS" 5 lyio ag' Sn
~nss=~- the south side OF salt River, an Pike Co., Mo ,
Township - n, Range , W. oil the principal m'tIdau,
twelve miles ab,vc its Junction With the Mississippi, ana
seventy miles above ST. Louis. SAID tract belongs To the
heifsoi Nine. pclord Sarpy. and enlteees sections y, ~,
II. Il. -, Ii, II, Is, -, -, Il, ,, q, 70, y, ., % aud
80, reference tor particulars j. had Ia The maps at large OF
said tract. The above tract ~ a body has not its cqua( in
the western country, and it, lumber is unsurpassed Il IS wa
tered by several fine creeks, aud has mefe than twenty never
failing springs; It's soil is ot the richest kind. and Is pattcu-
larly adapted to the raising ot hemp and tobacco, oi which
staples large quantities are searly raised on the ADJOINING
lands. All the above advantages with st. Louis lot a mark
ct at its door, make it one of The most desirable locations in
the State.
The title is perfect, being a continuation Of a Spanish
claim, and general wariantee deeds will be given TO the pnf-
chasers.
The terms of sale will he one fourth cash, and the balance
IN two equal iustalments oil one and two yeats, with interest
at the rate of six per cent. until pad; the purchaser giving
notes, secured by deed of trust upon tie premises. 1t any
Of the above land should remain unseld, | will oler the same
on MONDAY THE 29rII DAY OF APRIL, $500, at the
Court iI1usc in 81. Louis County, between the hours ct III
\. NJ. and L. NJ.
Atty in tact of the hens ol Mime Deloid SaIpy.
Feb 2S-tlA
1Maps showing the situation oftle tracts can be seen at
this Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07

WANTED.

L WISH to hire for the coming year, a number Of NEGRO
1 VEN, to work on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail Road
near Lynchburg; and also at or near Big otter, in the coun-
ty of Bedford. Twill pay as much as any other responsible
contractor.
also wish to hire hands for the Canal near Buchanan, for
which will pay good prices. am aware that reports have
gone abroad TO the injury OF contractors on the Canal, most
OF which have been put aloat by bad aud infamous persons
SINCE my hands recovered from the measles, they have been
as healthy as any negroes ia the ST tie. ANY person, that
wishes 10 hire ON the Road or Canal, will apply to Motor
klc & simpson, Mcdaniel s. Lee, John Clark, and Wiiks
s Butler. tttAS' StOll'
\oy 3g-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Prayer by the r v. Y. V. Moore.

Is FROM CoMMli Ir.CAo-
Mr. Joues &c, from the conIntlee oi frornst'ions'
Sc, reported a bill to i%ncbrplrae the Western Viig'n's
Insurance company, in tho town OF fairnon'' ans
county of Marion. .
Mr. p,r,y. from the committee on The subject. pre-
sent d a .epart nron the ~pppFlely OF taking p'ocesdings
for rec verinu the Legislative recnfds oil the safe. es
MIR Sliilman. from the committee "a Enroiled OILS. =
p,ttsd that the committee had Examined sundrv SUCH Dis
and found them truly enr He'd.
Mr. Syne. according TO ord~. reror'ed a bull concern.
mo tn city of Petersburg which on his motion, was READ
The first and ordered 10 be road 4 second time.
Mr. Mary, from the committee on tie Second Au-
dinf's OlIice. presented n bill 10 au hHiza the b'aru OF
Public Works to appoint a secretary 10 said hoard, wo'cn
was read The first and ordered to be read the secord
time. p,.,;.
Mr. Pouliu. from the joint COMMITTEE on inc r.o'c
Library. presented 4 report relative to providing :.
new map of Inc s ale; aud a hill 10 fur ish ihe"fp'ts'.u
Libraries with the Code Of Virginia, on ee''ain oo""'-
lions. -.
Mr. Conway. from the committee Tor Ceu''so o. S"s
tire prpspnied reports upon the petite 8 OF Hardin rn-
cher. Of Ann II. BIankenship; and OF Co'ey kee"cf; and
n bll Ear The relief of Chathsrine Craig.
PETITIONS.
Bv Mr. Watson-of citizens of the county Ut Alternate.
(see resolutions or red Wv Mr. NNaisln) -. ssea
Nv Nr Duke--of cilizens pfihe county OF Jfn'rs'n,
askino lhat a day Of pnphc lhai kssiving and prayer may
be sci ,,,att ttroullyut The Sa'e.
By AI rtbbs-ofc izsn. Il the county Of ~Fauqnief'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07
%.e.5 fREW.RRD.

7 WILL. eve the above reward oi Twenty-Five Dollars,
i tot the apprehension and confinement in lail' 81 my ne
gro man L ND, which | purchased ct Mi Caleb
Tate. al Franklin Count House, ON the I'D Of Jannaty last
EDMUND Is about ~ years OF age, > feet i o. I inches
high, black complexion, and weighs about Ito ef ia lbs
lie has a wite at the Forge, near Rocky-Nennt, belonging
10 Nh. Saunders, aud he IS no doubt lurking IN that neigh
hprhead. Il. HAgltlSS,
Feb 2S-ts Liberty, bedford county, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-03-07

All kinds Of Country Produce,


Ward Election.
y.1ItE WARD ELECTION Tor SIX Aldermen, and SIX
Common ouncilmen, in each ward, in the town 81
Lvpchburg. win take place pursuant 10 an act OF Assembly
eninledFAn act TO amend an act emitted an "i to mNioe 'n'
,a a,1n ~ / yrcLbure into wardsand for other purposes pass
ed Feb. l9. 1880. on the first Tuesday in April ncNt--and
will be held in Iyuch Ward No. !, being all that part OF sara
,ov5, folov the ist alley. extending from thr river to the
l2th street. in the Auction house Of Akers, ihIaId 9 JQhh1
an ne<t door to Exchange Corner; aud in Henry Ward
Ne } be;ng an hat part Of town above LIST alley, extending
t.aa, Tho r,gcy 10 l2h street. in the honsc occupied by }. Il.
HENRY BENNINGTON,
Scrg't of the Corporation oil Lynchbn'S'
Feb 2S-t2dA
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24
Gentlemens' Furnishin Q Goods,

We have now on hand, full assortment of Gentle
mems Furnishing Goods, among which may be found,
Black, White and Cold Kid Gloves, Silk Lined Kid
Gloves, a choice Article, Buckskin Travelling and
Driving Gloves, Black and Fancy Silk Cravats Of
choice styles and the very best quality Silk Scarfs
very rich stylcs-Sk and Linen Pocket Handkis.,
Suspenders, Silk, Wooden and Cotton under-shirs an
Drawers, &c. &c., for sale cheap for cash.
Shows b. l.. HARDON & Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24
% Places Dutch Carnafs.

JUST RECEIVED in new patterns We have Just
received 25 Pieces genuine Dutch Carpets, of very
superior quality; better than any before Imported
to this Country, to which ask the attention q pur-
chasers before buying, feel confident we can sell
these GOODS rs PER CENT CHEAPER than they can
be bought elsewhere IN the State.
SIT, 6dw3S b. L. HARDON g. Co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1850-10-24
FOR THE AFFLICTED.
Banning's Patent Body Brace.

| THIS celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE, is
an efficient relief to persons laboring under the follow
ing and other analogous malades and Asthma
Consumption, and other diseases of the LngsSpna Cur
vaures-Bronctis and other affections of the Troat-Loss
of Voceip Diseases Scrouous Swellings, Distortions,
Rheumatism Neuralgia Headache Want OF Sleep Palpita-
ton of the Heart Dsordered Circulation of the Blood Kid
ney Affections numbness and GOODNESS of the EXtremities
painful, difficult or suspended MestrnationPalsy, Govt
Falling of the Womb euchorhoe or Whites Dropsy Piles
Constipation, Wlered and Decayed Limbs, Weakness Of
Chest Vertigo Dull Pains in the Sides Pains and weakness
in the Back &c. &c.
The following certificates will show what is thought OF
DR.. Banning's Patent Lace, &C., viz
From Prof Mott and other Physicians Of Near York.
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannngs views
on the mechanical pathology OF many affections OF the vice
and believe them highly interesting, and worthy the
GUS attention of the medical profession
Yalentine Nott, MD. JKearney Rodgers, MD
stephen 2, Kr6y, 1[ D. Stephen Broten, ~. D.
4lsT e B. En niti Nd, ~ d. II I, Mclean, N D.
mery of Wethersfeld Conn.
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice. which, for
three years almost total Subsequently my voice was
continued weak and ndstnct One year ago. commenced
the of Dr. Bannng Brace and have found very marked
and decided advantage from it, increasing the ease of speak
ing and the strength of my voice Now although nieacb
twice. almost every Sabbath, should scarcely at
tempt the service at ALL had not in constant application
the principles of Dr. Bannings Brace, which my own
ofits certain utility in my case cheerfuy re
ommend to all suffering like calamity
DR.. ]. G. KNAPP, the undersigned, has nur
chased the right of this faramed Patent Lace or BODY
Brace for the County of Worcester and ready
SELL and apply the instrument PATIENTS either at their
residences at their said Office No. 245 (p sTAlRs
MAIN STREET. They will sell the right make vend and
the said Lace in few and few only of the OF
this County, very advantageous the purchasers
All the above mentioned diseases, and many more of
similar nature the undersigned have with their MAGNET
&c, or ELECTROPATHIC REMEDIES, treated very sue
cessfuy and will continue to do either with or without
the application and expense said Lace or Brace s
patients may prefer The instrument is light neat and
easily adjusted and can be by gentleman, or lady
without The least main or Inconvenience The nublic Is IL
vted call and examine the article their said office
where all avors in their line will be thankfully received and
xpanations, the said Laces and the Magnetic
remedies grauitously given. References to many
cured Others under their treatment this region
given to any on application. J. G. KNAPP,
Worcester, Feb 6, 1850. dtf