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DEATH OF WIN. H. BROCKENBROUGH OF FLO


The Tallahassee Flordian comes shrouded in mourn
inc. token deep respect for the memory Of Wm H.
Brockenbrough whose melancholy death occurred his
sidence In Tallahassee Friday morning, June 2Sth We
him intimately for long time and roomed with him
for the University of Virginia while
ing the loss OF friend sincerely regret that his country
deprived of his talents and noble character In ply
steal appearance and in strong will commanding genius ard
Roman patriotism he unlike his distinguished re
tive the late Spencer Roane The Fordian well saws "By
his demise Florida has lost perhaps the most brilliant intel
lec within her limits None who knew him WELL failed 10
award the deceased the possession of genius of high
der He only needed continuance Of life connected with
physical vgor proporoned 10 his mental strength TO have
risen eminent rank among the great of the Re-
public On the 23d Of February las he entered his
3eth year-and he is of in the prime of e and in the
midst Of his usefulness He served Congress with ability
and Distinction and the Senate Hall and the Bar can alike
testify 10 the honor which he by the force of his talents
unbending energy and lofty integrity Peace his ashes
TOBACCO PLANTING IN NEW Notwithstanding
statement in the Syracuse Star Rober; Fsmnng and
Peter r. Reed have purchased fifty lot three miles
northeast Of Syracuse and planting the whole OF With
Tobacco employing twenty They have also Sc
vera other fields different parts of the county from
all of which their crops will be heavy For several past
they have been very successful in growing Tobacco at
Manlius.
TREASURE FoUND.-A Savannah paper states that
party Of fifteen persons who had been e5cavatng on the
South end Of Cumberland Island succeeded in discovering
large amount of treasure and had departed parts un
known. The existence of this has long been
matter OF speculation and many persons have hitherto been
attracted to the place reports whereabouts but have
been unsuccessful in their attempts discover it, The
sent party it appears procured their information regard
Its locality from an old man, long suspected of having been
connected with pira,cal operations
Leroy P. McCuchen and Preston 5. Luce members Of
the Freshman Class of Ogehope University were both Kill
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,i;iRiNE 5D:IaAii.

From Richmond Rsadi1g Rom BoJt
The sea!ncr Curtis Peck from NofloK. Jas SIN =.
the following. ressels below. bound up: Stir Gu
Now Yo.ni Sehr. Mary Jane Peck New York Na.i
mine. Al,o Jour large Sciis. loading, names InNno~r
Packet in IT, ri:er
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS.
Al j. W. Rundoiphs BOOK Store, M. III, is.E s
ocipea. - " cock. ) DC
Monday Jnr 90 ei S
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XIkGINIA CONVENTION or Isz7.'

W RANDOLPH hls bougat III. remainder Of the ei.f
- f.ocoeiags and Deba'es Of The VE-iMli S1e Co
lS-3t Price 81 or e 20, according 70 syle OF a!..
u Book That every ought to buy ond read heiose
The new Convention
= w. Randolph published las, wces tie yi-zirs RI,
$50, touching the Alien ani SeGInr Laws, ;Gs..cf gi
Resolutions OF December aisi. 1913. TIE leiac. ra'
aereon IN the House of DELEGATES %! NreglI, i6f es
B'cumeats u-.otivc OF The Resolution \ now aud !l-'
uof NJ gentleman OF Virginia. psIcc 81 ~.
j. W Randolph has published ~ecenl cii,.5a or a. j.
College, william burg, v!rfinis Pre- 81 CONS
oiers for Booze. Mus, s; ,ionery, BaCs B3ok ot
WI receive p.3n; attention # adltessci 70 III Ni.I So
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RIcHNOND, Sd july ISoU
NV Dear sir IL sincerely regret that domestic causes
will prevent my acceptance Of the kind and cordial invita-
ton extended to me by the Richmond FayeIie Artillery 10
unite with them in the celebration OF our National Anniver
sary omorrow.
Never did the people OF America come up TO their Olympia
under circumstances interesting; and surely we may be
permitted 10 hope the recuecons which cluster around
this sacred day will he2hcn their patriotism and strengthen
their affection for the Union.
beg leave 10 suboin sentiment and, with assurances of
my resprct for yourself and the gallant under yonr
command remain yours, truly g. A. MY ERS.
Our Union The Day Star Of Hope 10 the oppressed oil
the Earth; if once e1tinguishcd,
Where is that Promcthean heat
That can its light lume'
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-On the 4th July 1870 the Cholera raging in Rich
T9nd and In consequence, no dinner other ssiIvy
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promising.
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OLp poINT HorEL, 6Tn JrLy lcou.
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.1'c,v Establishment!
.E.ACKSO.V g. billiard

HAVE purchased Moss & Jackson's entire
q q stock OF Goods, large portion Of which
were inst received from New York and Phila-
delphia where they were bought at very low
pr,ccs. Their circumstances are such rs to
make it absolutely necessary that they sell
for READY Pa and in order to effect that
very desirable object, they not only intend to
offer goods. hut are determined to sell them
too, nj LOVER PRICES than goods Of
ike quality can he purchased in East Tennes-
see. All they ask Of their friends and the
nublic generally. is to call and examine their
stock Of Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Cutlery, &C., compare prices with those who
sell on time. and they think they can convince
them that the CASH system is a great saving
10 the consumer Of goods.
Dec. 7, 1S49--tf b
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n OH Q 81 Z.

uHAVE several times notified those vino
/ are indebted to the estate Of JOHN f.
REEDER, deceased. and. also. who are
indebted to me individually. to come Tor
ward and settle up, and pay 10 the utter
mos, ialhing, which has not been attend
cd 10 by those who are indebted. and now
say, positively. ,ha, # settlements are moi
made. accounts closed up, in a short time
tia, they will find their notes and accounts
in the hands Of an officer. The time has
come when am compelled to settle up the
s,;a,e of John f. Reeter, and consequent
", am compelled to have The money,
and seeing the condition that am placed
in. hone that no one will put me to Inc
necessity OF sueing. but tina, they Will obey
this las, call.
JAMES T. BRADFORD.
March !. lS5O-t 10
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TO FARMERS.

WANTED, for the use OF the laborers
w upon the Railroad. BeeI, Bacon
Butter, Vegetables. SC. Also. Corn, Oats,
Hay, Fodder, Sc. For the above articles,
10 large or small quantities, will pay the
highest market prices. 10 be delivered al
nv Sro.e. on the line of the East Tennes.
see and Georgia Railroad. 3 miles below
,be Red CLAY Council Ground, in Murray
county, Georgia: ,o,,,.
Contractor.
Feb. Is, Is50-f *
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SyJEPJEF'S SALE,

NY virtue of an execution issued from
ND the Circuit Court Clerks office oil
Bradley county. and TO me directed, IN Ia
yor of Simeon Graves and vile El'Za
Graves, for the use of James Shelton.
ara,ns, Russell Lawson aud REYNOLDS
Lawson, I will, on the 1lh day OF May
next, expose to public sale. at the Court
house door in Cleveland. Bradley county.
Tennessee. the following described pieces
or parcels of land. to wit: one hundred and
twenty acres of land. first Range. Yves. Of
the basis line, second Township. and 25.h
Section, being the West half and South.
east corner of the Southwest quarter OF
SAID Section. beginning nj the North west
corner of said first mentioned part; also.
forty acres OF Land. first Range, West OF
the basis line, second Township. and 25lh
Section. being the South. west corner OF the
North. west quarter of sid Section. he.
aiming nj the South. west corner OF SAID
ouar,er: also, forty acres Of Land, first
Range. West Of the basis line. second
Township, AMI 25,h Section. being the
North cas-, corner of the North west quar-
Ter Of said Section. beginning at the North
cas-, corner Of said quarter; alsn. forty acres
q! Land, first Range. West o' the basis
line, second Township. and 9th Sec''on'
being the North west corner OF the North-
west quarter of said Section. beginning at
the North west corner Of said quarter; also.
forty acres Of Land. first Range. West OF
the basis line. second Township. 25Ih Sec
ton, being the Northeast corner Of the
Sou,h>wesl quarter Of said section. hes'n'
ming al tho Northeast corner OF said quar-"
ter; also. fo,tv acres of Land. fist Range
Yves, Of the basis line, second Township.
and o5lh Section, being the Southeast COR
ner of the North west quarter OF said Sec.
,ion, beginning a, the Southeast corner o'
said quar,er-lev;ed upon as the properly
OF REYNOLDS Lawson, 10 satisfy SAID exc
cu,ion and costs thereon. and will be sold
on said dav unless debt and costs are pre-
siousy paid. m
THOS. L. BATES, Sheriff
of Bradley rounin.
March IS, lS5O-6t-Pr's fee 80 II
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SHERIFF',S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued from
- the Circuit Court Clerks Office, and To
me directed. wherein John Hambrlghl is
plaintiff and Francis w. Lea, Luke Lea
and Gideon B. Thompson are defendants,
| will, on ,he 4lh day OF May next, sell Tor
cash in hand. to the highest bidder, at The
Court house door IN the town CT Cleveland,
all tie right, title interest and claim, IN and
to the following described pieces OF parcels
of Land, lying and being in the county OF
Bradley, and Ocoee District, to wl:-The
South. east and South. west quarters o. Sec
lion twenty -four, Township one, and Range
one, west OF the basis line; also, III acres.
the South side of the North east quarter OF
Section lhnly >'our, Township and Range
same as above; also. the Southeast quarter
OF section eight. Township two. and Range
one, West nj the basis line; also. the Son'h-
", 81 quarter OF Section ihlriy-,hrep, Town
SHIN two, and Range one, Yves, OF the basis
line: also, twenty acres OIL Of The South
west quarter Ct Section twenty, Township
two. and Range one, West Of lh" basis line,
m the Ocoee District. Bradley county,
hich riehl. litlr. interest and
claim above described is levied upon as
the properly Of Luke Lea, to satisfy sand
execution and the costs thereon, and vii
he sold on said day unless debt aud costs
are previously paid.
JOHN NJ. BATES.
Deputy Sheriff.
March Is, ls5O-1--Pr's lee - 80 q
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DR.. CHRIsTIE'S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

Are found Of vast service in cases Of Cow nlson,
or Fiji, Spasnodic Complaints, and general Nervous
Affections Of the Head and upper extremes Also IN
Palsy and Paraly SIS and all diseases caused by
deficiency Of POWER Nervous Energy IN the limbs
or other organs Of the body.
Sny- Many hundred Certificates from ell parts Of
the country Of the most extraordinary character can
be given, If required
No No trouble or inconv enence attends the use Of
DR. CTfRISTIE'S G.4LT.3NIC .9RTICLES, and
they NAV be worn by the most feeble and delicate
with perfect ease and safety. In many cases the
sensation attending their is highly pleasant and
agreeable. They can be sent to any part Of ue
country.
Prices
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
The qalvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
Saz- The articles accompanied by null and plain
directions Pamphlets with full particulars may be
had Of the authorized Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
o. Beware Of Counterf.its aud Worth!s" lni
Satisas
For sale in ATHENS, Tenn, BY the au.
IN orized Agents, GEO. w. ROSS & Co.
In Knoxville. by McINrosH e. SrRoNe.
Athens, Jan IS, 1850 -ly 70
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DECATUR ACADEMY.

,,,uE Summer session of this Institution
I vii! commence on the first Monday IN
ArrI next, under the superintendent OIL
Mr.. VIM. THOMPSON.
Terms, per session Of (ive months
Spelling, Reading, Writing, Ar''hme, mc
E,nIish Grammar, and Geography. S1.0O,
The h;nher branches a, 500 and S7,oo'
I'oa,dina can be had al s 90 per week.
By order Of the Board. ~
" JOSEPH McCORkiE.
Chairman.
Decatur, Ten, March Is. le5O-5'-H
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HATS, CAPS AND DONNEI,S
z. Z. Ferry IL CO.,

HAVE now on hand Iul stock Of Hats.
III Caps, Bonneis and Umbrellas. oil
every style and quality. AS We have our
Goods direct from! the Manufacturers we
are enabled TO sci, as low aud on as good
terms as can be had in any market. Mer-
chants and dealers in want OF any articles
ia our line, would do well IN locking al
our stock before hnyOg elsewhere.
Call a! T. L. Feny < Co.'S Store, Near
the Mansion House. Augusta, Gu.
N. B. Particular attention given 10 orders
Feb %. lS.JO--li" n
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Durham a. EleaEkley,
AUGUSTA, GA,

Paper and Blank LSOOI Manufacturers
A RE now receiving direct from Manufac-
n turers and Johbers IN New York and
Boston, a large and general assortment o:
Combs, Buttons, Pins, Needles, Snspenders,
Purses, Razurs, Thimblcs, Pocket Books, Spool
and Flax Thread of all descriptions, together
with grea, variety of other Fancy Goods
including School, Law and Medical Books, Of
the best authors, all of which we pledge our
selves to sell as low any house in Charles
ton. Merchants from Tennessee will be al
lowed the usual time in payment.
N. B. Orders can be promptly supplied Mt
all times.
AUlI.. lS40--9M a.
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5 4 I'D l. cry.
N Ew CONCE ~!

~ - wv ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ .
YH>I1E subscribers would respectfully IN
L form the public that they have com>
menced the SADDLERY and HARNESS
MAKING business, in Athens. Tenn, in
the brick shop on the North side of the
Public Square, formerly occupied BY James
Mayo, where they will keep constantly on
hand an assortment of Saddles, Brides, &c.
From long experience III the business they
fatler themselves that they can furnish The
people of this section with better articles
IN their line than they have been in the
habit OF purchasing for the same money
They use none but the best materials, and
all jobs will be executed in a workman like
manner, and those who purchase from
them may calculate on getting The worth Of
their money. BY manufacturing good
work AT low prices, and constant attention
10 business, they hope to merit and receive
a liberal share of public patronage.
RICHARD HALEY g. Co.
sDe Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow, Corn,
Beet Hides, Pork, Bacon, Linsey. Flax
and Tow Linen. &C., taken in exchange
for work AT market prices.
Athens, Feb. 9, lS49-,f 10
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EDRESY HILL ACADEMY.

ys>HE SUMMER SESSION Of This In.
h stl,ul,nn will commence tn the First
Monday in March. under the snper'n'rnd
enrp of Mn CHARLES p. SAMUEL, assisted
hy his Lady, aud close the last Friday IN
Juiv.
MI. Samuel's ability and failhIulness as
"A cumps,-n, and eihc,rnt instructor, have
been lhoruulhly and satisfactorily tested
within the last sixteen Years. The lrus'
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
institution to the consideration OF those VIII"
desire their sons and daughters 10 be well
taught.
rErms, per Session Of Fire .Nohih,. Pay
aL'c al the end Of Tie session:
Spelling, Reading, Wiring and Z s5no
Arithmetic,
English Grammar, Geography,l ans
and the above.
Latin and French Languages,
Mathematics, Nalura! Phl"so- ~ I'M
phy. Moral Science, Aslrono- ~
my, &c,
EXTG.s.
instruction in Double Enlry Book
Keeping will he given to stu 500
ttU's. anu w huN J'"'S ''N'
who may desire II,
Elementary Drawing Tor small 90
chldrrn. z lessons per week.
Drawing aud Painting on Enam, 400
tled surface 9 lessons per week.
photographic or Munorhromauc GOO
Painting, 2 lessons per week,
Mezzo,nl Painting lessons per 500
week, -,
Nv order Of the Board of Trustees all
the ypnns Ladies and Gentlemen can oh
tain certificates of cDmmenbaIiun in any OF
oil of The branches they may have studied,
by undergoing n fair and thorough exami'
nation. il Their performance and moral de-
pertinent Wi! justify it.
Reward certificates will be given month
" to all The pupils who may deserve them,
Tor good behavor, puncIuallv in attend
anc., and proficiency IN their various
studies.
BY Orde. of the Board.
CUAS. MErCALFE. Sec.
Athens, Feb. S, lS5O-u ~
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EiDpiMrOss, GrHMb0 s. Co.,

(Successors To- Grgg, Elliot Il Coz
run ISHERS,
BOOKSELLERS And ST.11IONERS,
BLANK COOK .N.4.NJE4C7IRERS,
No. IA North Fourth street,
PHILADELPHIA.
HeUBIISHERS OF School. Theological,
q Medical. Law, Classical and Miscella-
ncons BOOKS, and fine editions Of Bibles and
Fra, or Books, in every variety of Bin'ling and
size. Also, Dealers in Paper Blank Books and
Station'ry.
Country Merchants, Public Libraries, and
the Trade supplied on advantageous terms.
Fsb e, lsso-ly q
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DR.. CHRiSTIE'S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

Is used for all complaints affecting the IhInat OF
Head such as bronchitis Inflammation Of the Throat
Nervous and Sick Headache, Dizziness oil the Head
Neuralgia in the Face, Burning or Roaring IN the
Ears Deafness which is generally Nervous, AMI thai
complaint, called Tic DOloreux.
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LIST or LETTERS

EAlAINING in the Posl-Oflice al,
~ Athens. Tenn, on the ST day of April,
1850. which, il not taken out by the LIST oil
July next. will be sent on 10 the General
Posi-. Office as dead letters.
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BARRETT. CARTER & CO.,
EllOS. Richards a. SON
EsDDisSs;I.aE:HS,
Syaiicnfrs, KOnhbindrrs. and R!aHk EOoh
Manufacturers,


Augusta, GEORGIA.
A LSO, Manufacturers ard Direct lInp"rirr'
"a of every klnG of COMBS, BLITCNS,
SCSPE.NUERS, Spectac!cs, Needles, Pms,
Perc Is'ion Caps, Violin Strings, Hooks and
Eyes, Whalcbonc, Beads, Marbles, Knitting
Pms, Brushes of every description, Soaps,
Shaving Boxes, Tapes, Eohbina. Threads
cotton aud linen, Purses. Pocket Books. RAJ
zor Strops, Musical Instruments, Looking
Glasses, Necklaces, German lIarps, Ink, Sew
Ing Silk, Lead Pencils. Bonnet and Cap Wire.
md great variety of other Ei.FC} .7f1I-
CLFS too numerous to mention, which usn-
ally takes much time TO find, and TO which
they are constantly making additinns--nlI
which they have made cxprrssl, for the Conn
try Fra!r. ft.3-Nrw Goods received every
week. CALI AID EXAMINE GooDs AND Prices.
January Is, lejD-ly 60
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AUGUSTA ADVERTISEMENTS
Piano FORTES, VI USIC .3.ND
JEUELRY.
CHARLES CATLIN 4 co,
(Near the United States HoleI,)


AUGUSTA, G.9.,
A RE the only authorized Agents ior
IN CHICKERING'S, Nunn's s. Clark. and
Adam SoLan's Piano Forres. They keep
constantly On hand IA large assortment VI
instruments from the above Manufactures
embracing every variety ct style OF q. O4
81 and 7 nc'avrS, which they will sell Al
The lowest Factory prices. giving their cwr
and the makers guarantee as being per!ec
IN every respect. Their stock Of Music
VoInS, Guitars. Barjns. FIn'es and Ac.
cordeon>, is large and well selected.
They aIsu have large stock OF Watches
Jew elry and Silver Ware, which they wi
sell low.
a orders viii receive prompt attention
and will he guaranteed to give satisfaction
IN every respect.
Feb. 22, lSIO-lyt "a
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Decatur, Ten, March 10, le5O-5'-n
CumNy $3.50 per- 100 tOs.!

CNNNy $40 O pc' nOO W."
,s,tlE subscriber begs leave through TINS
Il method TO return his thanks for the no.
cral patronage extrn!ed him by his friends,
and would respectfully solicit continuance
of tie same. .r,v>rr.c
ho f,rnl three hundred patterns and fla
,"rs. plain and fancy, all of winch are var
ran,ed to keep good in any climate, with a
noncr,, assortment of foreign Fruits, Nuts,
Preserves, &c. ,,:. NJ
strct attention paid to the packing Of
Goods, and delivered free of draynse.
nA5- An Goods warranted ACCORDING ~ Itp'
.nms.nt,i,on. Persons wishing il will be for
ya,deJ list Of articles with prices. orders
f.. r' INV article in the city will be attended to
w. ~, my JOSEPH r. MANN,
Candy .Nannfnciory and Frm,t Store; =,
No. 20 Light ST., Baltimore, Md.
Baltimore, March s, lS5O--2m--'6
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HIGARS--CIGARS.- "A first rate articl.
~ of Cigars just received and for sale by
ST. REEDER.
July 6, lS49--tf al
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DATENT BALANCES.--A few pair
L weighing 500 lbs. for sale by
McEWEN g. GILLESPIE
Oct. IL, 1s49-if %
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NROCKERY WARE.-A large 10, on
" hand and for sale bv
J.K. BROWN.
Oct 10, lS40-tf So
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GROCERIES, good stock of Sugar,
u Coffee, Molasscs. &c.-on hand and for
ale by SIX. REEDER.
Athens, April 81, lS49-f 81
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CERTIFICATES AND TESTIMONIALS
M the most IIntloubted Character,
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
which concusively proves that
"Truth Is stranger than Fiction"
CURE OF
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia

REV. DR.. Lands, A CLERGYMAN
Of New Jersey. cf distinguished attainments and
exalted reputation - ,,,,
On. A. II, cnnr,i,E- Dear Sir: iou wish 10 Know
of me what has been the result in my own case OF the
application of TIE GALVANIC BELT AND SECh'
LACE. My repl! is as follows:
For about iu,nty years had been suffering from
Dyspepsia Every year the symptoms became worse
nor could obtain permanent reef from any course
of medical treatment whatever About J'"ftee"
wears since III consequence OF frequent exposure 10
the weather IN the discharge Of my pastoral duties
became subject tn severe Chronic Rheumatsn'
which for after year, caused me iniesciipaoiu
anguish Farther III the winter OF 10 and 40, IN con-
sequence of preaching a great deal IN my own anu
yarnus other churches in this region was attacked
by the Bronchitis, which soon became so severe as
10 reuuIe an immediate suspension n my pastoral
IaboTs Nv nervous system rds nor h"'0"Sh'y prs,
trai.h and NY Bronchitis became worse So also ana
nv d. s,cpsa AMI Rheumatic affection thus eviIrihS
that these disorders connected with each other
through the medium Of the Nervous System In me
whole pharn,acoppia there seemed to be no remedial
nCent which could reach and recuperate my Nervous
system every thing that had tried for this purpose
had completely failed At last was led by my friends
10 examine yonr Inventions and Though with no
very sanguDe hopes of their efficiency determined
to try the effect Of the application of the 'iAvANC
BELT AND NECKl.ACE with the MAGNETIC
FLUID. This was in June, 1876. To Mr GREAT
ANNOUNCEMENT, ~ Two DAYS MY DYsrEPsiA HAD GONE I;
q, EIGHT DAYS WAS ENABLED TO RESUME MY rAs'
roR.L LApoRs; NOR HAVE SINCE OMITTED a SINGLE
srnvIcE on ACCOUNT Of THE BRoNcHrrrs AND NJ
RI,prMATIc AFFECTION ESTIRELr cEAsrD TO
TROUBLE MI. Such Is the w0nderiui anu h"PPy
results Of the experiment
| have recommended the BELT and FLUID to
many who have been likewise suffering from Ncu.
riigic affect ons They have tried them, WITH harfS
INSULTS. arLirvE, ~ EVERY cAsE.
1 am dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LANDS.