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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11

VIRGlNIA--At rules held in the Clerks off,. 20
1919 ~ " oecember
William Newman, Sally Newman, Rawley Crouch 49,,
'''''''' '''a, -, Plaintiffs,
Ephraim Newman, Ann Newman, Ransom IIo,. an,
Lovely Hole, formerly Lovely Newman Garret New" u
Adam Newman, Elizabeth Newman, Shelby Newman R'
Jamn Greasy and lhsty his VILE formerly l.u.y Ns,
Ambrose Greasy and Lucinda his wife, formerly Inna'
' IN cr.>c,,,, Defendants,
The Defendants, Ransom Hole, Carrot Newman Al,
Newman, Elizabeth Newman and Shelby Newman Benz,
nun Creasy and lny his wife Ambrose Greasy and Luc,nJ
his wife, not having entered their appearance and given %
cay recording to- act Of Assembly and the rules of mi,
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that ,b
are not Inhabitants Of this ealtb: II ia oras,3
hat the said defendants, Ransom Hole Garret N.wm,n
ndan Newman, Elizabeth Newman and Shelby Newman
henlamn Greasy and Lusty his wife, and Ambrose Cre,,,
ana LUCINDA has wife, do appear here before the fourth
Monday ~ February next and the Of the Plain
fs and that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the oil Lynchburp for
months successvely and posted the front door Of
the Court House OF this county, on some Court day.
Copy--Teste
Dec l3-w2m JNO. NJ. REESE ID G
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11


ed Life cannot be sustained without it. 1t is thrown of
from the blood and other juices the body and dpose by
this OF nearly all the impurities within u.s. The blood
by this means only, works itself pure.
Would you give phySic to UNSTOP the pore, Or
would you apply something that would do upon the sur
face where the obstruction actually eNists Would
be common sense And yet know of ply stefan who
makes any external application to effect The reasonI as
sign that medicine within their knowledge i. CAPABLE OF
doing Under these circumstances present to physicians
and to all others, preparation that has this power siu
est extent is hcHiSter's .MHeang ointment or the
Uortds Sdire II has pow Err restore perspration on
the feet the head, around old sorcs upon the chest in
short part OF the body whether diseased
severely When the perpiraon is restored has Pc NER
system and so to act upon them il they be diseased a.
separate the irritating morbid particles thererom and
pei them to the snrare.
has POPER to all xternal Sores scrofou, bu
mors skin diseases, poisonous wounds to their
trid matter and then heals them.
1t is RE1fEDYthat sweeps off the whole cat,opu. Of
cuaneous disorders and the cutice to heal
thy functions
1t is REMEDY that orbds the necessity of so many
deleterou drugs taken into the stomach.
ltisa REMEDY that neither sickens, inconvene
or dangerouso the ntesnes any other part OF he boe
This REMEDY is probably the only known, tina. )
capable OF producing all these results lis val
ne is nrestorng at once the circulation othe fluids when
checked derangedby cold other causes preserves
while keeps open the channels for the blood void all its
impurities, and dispose ofal its useless PARTICLES There is
remarkable harmony and coopera between this medi
cine and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for salem New York. ~
James McAliscr, l4l Fulton Street andy
JOHN II SEAY, DRUGGIST,
Only Agent for Lynchburg, Va.
Eeh 1n O.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11
MERCHANTS
~
Line of New York Packets,

yINO each week, composed of the following
| sells, built expressly for this line:
New schr Fair, } Snidecor, master.
Memento, w J. Terry, master.
" WIN. II. Mailer, A. Price, master.
Silas T.. Hand, w Ackcry, master
T.. l.. Willets, }. q. Smith, master.
" H. II. Taiman, Young master.
The above schoonc OF the largest class, and FAST sail
er built The best and will compare with any line
u packets sailing from Richmond
Merchants forwarding and receiving Goods and produce
will find their interest to pdtronzc this line freight
will always be- taken the moderate terms Every e
lon will be made by the Rcmond and New York Agents
give entire satisfaction All goods and proddce addressed to
u.s. will be- forwarded free of all charges, through Richmond
except Tor dtayagc wharfage and the actual expense of
avoilabe We have also, Packets plying between
all the principal Northern and Southern pos upon which
goods and produce will be forwarded accodnsto the above
terms. - -
RANKIN WIIIrLOCK,
Nov 5--l2n Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11
LAUREL HILL,
Trust Sale Of KeNL Estate

Under the provisions OF deed Of trust execu,.d, ,
~ undersigned by "Fhe Trustees Lf the Odd T. y, hs
Male ard Female nstue," bearing date on the ,s
OF November, lS4, and OF record in the Hustinps
,nchburg will be sold, on the premises at public , Of
ON credit Of six twelve and eighteen month ON Sa,,,
the ID day Of March next, certain LOT OF CRoI,ay,
lying 9th or Tan Yard Alley and nearly oppo,,. NJ
Godon's, containing fort our ieet front on said ALL '
extending back 1866 ee together with the buildings AM, a
provcmcnts thereon. "u I'M
The title to said property is deemed unqueson,b,. l.
the undersigned will convey such title as is vested "
by said trust deed, and none other " 'hem
JOHN EARLY, W
DAVID f. SPENCE. ,.ue
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11

FINE LIQUORS.
WE have now hand very superior article of Fine
" Liquors oi every description as follows:
FRENCH BRANDiES
rae rnet tasilllon Co, best quality Vintage, 1871
prab Otard, nupuy & Co., " Is43.
do John Durand s Co 1914
do Seiguet lslG
homeshcs,a variety of kinds,
NlNES--old london Particular NADIA Wine
SIcily Woodhoust) do do
Marseilles do do
1ouctine Il,
Port Wine, genuine article
w it>hfh--)ld tye, known to be II wears old SUI
parpl 10 any ever sold IN th market. We also have
Na,lftN OF KINDS Domestic Liquors, such as Mountain
W msNcy Apple Brandy, Sc,; all OF which we offer to
me trade at avery small a1vance the original cost
I'ec lists JOHNSON, YOU NIGER & NTH
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11

VNARE from RIC IINOND to IYNCHBURG by Canal
L Packets, 50 30
Fare from Richmond to Charottes,ille by Packet and
Stages w
Fare from Richmond to Cumberland c. IL by Pack
cts aud Stages 10
Fare from Richmond to Farmyie by Packets and sta
gcs 4 %
Below, card of intermediate distances for fare and
hours of passing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11

4 IL X RS
Iron Cylinder Corn Shelter.
T HAVE now on hand, aud am constantly manufacturing,
j the alb, we named celebrated SIfELLERS both Tor hand
and horse power This machine, for durability and apdty
Of Smelling stanis Those in OF first rate
shelter their present crop can be supplied by ordering by
mail OF otherwise j, X. PARKER, No. 36 Main st,
2 doors below City Hotel, Richmond Va.
Messrs. MCDANIEL X LEE, Agents,
Nov 12-w3m Lynchburg, Va.
Republican copy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11
.V'EVV' GOODS.

.V'EVV' q DDS.
"ATERHOUSE II POTTER have in store
w and daily receiving from n York
ment OF CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES NES.
rINGS and FURNISHING; GOODS, every de,criptiop
and quatyto which they invite the attention Of their friends
and the public to cxamue
Store formerly occupied by Whttcmore & Co three
doors below T. u Jcnni"gs's { Commission Store.
Oct S-h
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11
WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASE |!
Re0IIu Truth is Strange!

WILL WONDERS NEVER CEASE 4!
Re0Iiu Truth is Strange!
NIE adv ent of the year. 1850 brought JOY TO THOU
L SANDS, who, with the dissolution OF the past year,
"badc Good bye to all tmid appehcnsions of Failure,
and boldly advancing their suit the SHRINE OF FOR
TUNE determined heneefnth seek riches only at that
exhaustless MINE OF WEALTH,
PVT Err & cos
The Old Estabiished and Far-Famed Lottery Brokers'
MOI Light street, Baltimore, Md.
4;ALL FORMER TIMES TOTALLY ECIIPSED
Truly Brilliant Luck
Il few dollars often realiZr fortune,
$50 900 Whole ticket sent to gentleman in Illinois
he ordered Package paid $50 for it, and drew $50 900,
rhsis WONDER however, he purchased from the far
famed House oi PYFER 4 co.
100000, sent to Alabama.
Si50n0, sent to Virginia
100000, sent to South Carolina.
100000 sent TO North Carolina.
$4,000, sent to Pennsylvania
$1,000. sent to Georgia
$4,000, sent to Ohio.
95-,ll promptly paid by PYFER & CO. and The tickets
n0,o on file at their truly fortunate office.
g. such Luck only at PYFER * cos.
hs- Orders COnGdpOtinl.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11
MALlSTER'S ALL HEALING OINTMENT
Or WORLDS SALVE.

The preceding figure is given 10
represent the LN.SE.N'SIBLE
PERSPIR.41IO.N. II j, the
great EHACUATION for the
Impurities of the body. 1t will
be noticed that a thick cloudy
mist issues from all point. of the
surface, which indicates the won
deriui process going forward
within. This perspiration flows
uninterruptedly when we are IN
health, but ceases when we are
sick. 1t should be the care ofcy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11

.V'DTECE.
rTlS to orewarn all persons from hunting fishing or
therwe tre>passing upon my lands lying in the cour
ties o. Bedford and Campbell The law will be riglly en-
,ieced against all such offenders ~
Jan io-wlm FREDERICK KABLER
S0 BUS. ENGLISH BLUE GRASS SEED in store
w ana fof 'ale, by LACY TYREE
On the BARN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11
FRESH ARRIVAL
SMIT HS0N & STATHAM,

wholesale and Retail GrOoerS and Commission Ierchas
AVE received and receiving, their FaU stock
! OF GROCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, &c, con.
sistng, in part, of the following articles
- hhds Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugars
10 boxes Loaf do
10 terces crushed and pulveriscd do
do clarified do
200 bags Coffee, Rio, Laguira and Java
800 sacks Liverpool Salt
40 do ground alum do
boNeslnperia and Gunpowder Tea very fine
hhds Nlolasses
10 tierces do very fine
} do Rice
5000 lbs good and damaged Sole Leather
$50 kegs Nails assorted
20 boxes allow, adamantine and Hull Sons Candles
5000 lbs Cotton Yarn Black Water and Monticello
bbls best Cider Vinegar
10 hbls Tanners'Oil
i50 lbs Wool Rolls, a superior article
% bbls Shad Mackere and Hcrrngs
10 bales Oznaburgs and Domestic..
Besides large stock OF Blankets, Negro Clothing Boots
Shoes Hats Caps Iron, Steel Nises Anvils, Bellows lnd
Aspice Pepper Ginger, Madow, Bed Ticking, Calico
Tow and Flax Linen lnseys, Cotton and Wool ards Ken
lucky and home -made Jeans, Sc.
Also
On hand good stock of Family and Superfnc Flour Ba
Lard and Butter; which will be sold low Tor cash. or in
exchange for country produce
Nov Its SMITHSoN s. STATHAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11

FOR VV.ORL E.E.V'<.
Virsinia and Louisiana Line.
FIRST PACKET.
rINIE fast sailing packet Barque Cyane Capt Love
| land loading, and will sail on both inst For bal
CABIN stccrlgc passage having superior
commodations, apply to Captain ON board, or to
DAVID CURRIE,
Nov SIS Richmond
NO FEGE.
accordance with resolution adopted by the Stockhol-
ofhe James River and kanaw ha Company, at their
last Annual Meeting notice is hereby given TO all persons
holding Post Notes that such notes required to be
brou, in for redemption the 3is day OF Octo
Der 1850 that alter that interest will be paid
such notes
by order of the Board of Directors.
WIN. p MUNFORD, Sec'y
Richmond, Jan. 81, 1S50wSw
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-02-11

COSTUME HALL,
Corner of Pratt Street and Centre. Market Space.
CLOTEEEv'G WAREHOUSES.
,u,IE proprietor of the above would respect
,nlly inform the citizens Of Baltimore ard vcnity that
b. received from Europe the Fall and Winter Fashions,
together with rich assortment OF Goods adapted TO the com
me SON. consisting Of Supehne French herman ana Eng
G cloths Castor Beavers, Pilots, and Peot coating,
new article for Oyersacks and Business Goats Also,
plendid assortment French and English Casmeres and
joekins, OF the most desirable styles imported TINS season.
RICH vEsTINGS!
W. have and are constantly receiving, New Styles ~
vrstings consulting Of plain and figured Silk and Wooeh
figured and striped Casmeres, Silks, Satns aud va
lencas, o all shades and colors.
r custom work Is cut and made in the best manner-and
. regards style and workmanship, warranted to give en-
tire satisfaction, and at greatly reduced prices.
KE.IDYsN. CLOTHI.vG.
Persons IN want OF X ady Made Cloins particularly
invited call and examine our stock before else
where as we all qualities Of Fashionable Cloth
ing and our assortment of that article is at all Tunes LARGE
which offers purchasers great inducenent oil procuring
article OF quality which cannot be Obtained III any ohe
clDt hing establishment in the city.
We have hand and constantly manufacturing Car
nens every Variety from the best materials III the most
approved styles fall and winter consisting OF Sur
tout Peito Ovecoais Of all coips qualities and
sizes, from 81 80, 30, -, ) % aud upwards
Boys sacks and OrercO0fs!
large assortment OF Boys Sacks and overcois 20 per
less than the usual prices Superne Frock and Dress
Coats German and French Cloths, III the latest
fashion large stock of Tweed Coats, Pants and Vests
We have large assortment Tweed Frocks and Sacks,
new article. Forest Sacks, for stormy weather.
PANTALOONS,
From super French Doesknsback and fancy cashmere
Pants variety OF shade and color at 81, 80, 49,
2, so, B. 80 and upwards.
VESTS,
Made from rich Velvets, Sans, Cashmeres and Valencas,
all prices. 9Rememhcr the and place,
of Pratt Street and Centre-.furket Space, Baltimore, Md
Nov 22-wl2m II. II. COLE
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21


a GOOD STo"Y'-"e nave se'uo"'
been more amused IMAM VIC "','
'"or' u'ne ago. 'y s'''! ie''''" :.
"'e OF oGr ponce 'i''''S' q ma" y
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"'E" ~ me- w "''>
'''''"''' "' ''s'' "'''' ''', ~''"9
''o'3 "."' 'o'"' :" 'O''"' v" 10 ''''''''
"'' ."''1 - 81 ''', '~'' y
"''yf RON ''e '"'., 20 e''e' " "''e
y 's'f"'' ''"'e' ''''s'' ""o '' "
'.''"" ie'I""'' '''' '''1 'o'',7 II "'''''
DC oo'''' ""' 20 'e" "P''AS '''' "' WIS
discharged Udt Get ria oi h''h '""'e'!'
ne business "''"9 e''us'cu 20 h''"'
House ""''peie" 70 o'href Ne"yo"1
VINO I'll 'ice 'ooN '''s h''t' "P''
came i"'o court "'eSSeu III " ""' ~"
q cI''heS' aha 'o"Neu very h"c" ''Ne
gentleman h''Io" 'o'N l''' y!
the arm ana Sal'' you can ne r'eu
!e'' 50 20" "''' :" oa'" u J''''
"oins down stars SPARKS said' """al
30 20" 'hihN 'hcY VIII 40 WIN f'e'
"ny' SAD ~ they VIII give you Ten
years Il" . "''' l eNl'e'' IT,
P!ieu ne tah you faD' b"i ell
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21

IIoNoR AMoHG TnIEyEs.-Boswe'I
tells al anecdCte ofhis esteemed iriend
Alderman, characteristic of the prison.
world at ,ha, time. A FIRE broke out
in that part of Newgate in winch the
officers lived. This was before the
pre- 'clt buildings were erected. lhe
prisoners, seeing the flames, became
alarmed fr their own safety, and rush
ed to the gate, shouting" Down "''h
il! We shall be burnt!' 1t was
moment Of great excitement, and The
men were about to carry their shouts
into effect, when hkerman appeared at
the grill, aud commanded silence
k1cr lat!e confusion they allowed
him to speak. He told them, with
Yvea, calmnsss, that the gate mist not
20 down; that they were under his
care, and not man olthem should he
suffered to ESCAPE. cut lie could as
sure them that the fire Was not in the
prison, properly SO called, which was
hull, entirely Of stone and there was
no DANCER If they would behave
Quietly. he said, he would come in to
them, and remain with them until they
were convinced that the danger was
past. To this they agreed. lie then
o.iercd them to fall back from The gate;
j, was lowered, and he stepped in
Then turning to the under-keeper,
vino now stood on the o;Ler side OF the
grill, he commanded him, in a resoIutc
tone, not 10 open the gate on any ac-
count. not even if the prisoners should
compel him to give the order for it.
Na,ing shown them in this manner that
be- would die with them rather than al
los general escape he conducted them
by passages, Of which he carried the
keys, to part Of the jail irthest from
that where the Ere was raging, and
having brought them Ito place Of
<arety, addressed th-m-'Gcntl'men,
Ae sail, you are now convinced that
Itald ycu ;fa". have no doubt the
ea ines will soon cxtingulsh lis fire
ii they do not, guard viii come, and
vou shall all be takcj cut, and lodged
N he Compter. lossure gon, upon
nv word and honor, that ! have not
Iarthing insured. have left M house
'ha, might take care Of you, | will
keep my promise and stay VITA yon'
ifyou .nsis, upon it, but if you will al
low NE 10 60 and look after my 'amlly
and properly, shall be much obliged
to you." This appeal went home, and
they ali cried ou, f.r him to GO
Happily, no further mischief was done
BY the Diloa on Prisons.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
To Dr. n. F Pccry.
TAPE WORM.
GLOVE ODfNE
r o o = II CllE DROPS,

y Q q y IL \ & II T. RDpS,
An INN dian ond reif,ci Cure. TITO
who hay" itlt lhr paint lhrohiing aud =
cruclatlug pangs Of tbs disease hsot, pr
through thIr avs ~iJh most toInunInr
persaycrluc', a. Il, As j. often he cue. have
o'cved bat little elmpathy from lIicId. on
zach occasions, will no duLb, temuch tIra,-
ed To know ui a r"medy that VIII meyer fall
to rlrt forever he unurrrifu oHrCd r.
Thus remedy Is the Glove Anodym,, an IN
failing cure.
T"c following testimony is from orc OF
our most Distinguished practical u, miss
NV Yuro, Dee. 10, lnli
irSsf.. h.B x y $ands-Cirntlrn,,:
Ia tuc couf,'of ny practice | have cxt,n.
sNcil used your tlu,c Ann'vrp with riucl,
success 20 thc iell'iuf tie Tuo,hafIc;aud
q J constantly recommend it To- NV falirr,S
deem Il hlt Irsl I" inform you nl The bipL
opinion lave oi il over other remedies.
an yuurs, Ntvr,Spcctiuily,
VI. LEVITT, Dentist.
% Brol !wa,, corner ~ warren 81.
fRlCL - ct. pERb ".
PreT1r,d d and sold Wholesale and ,eta
hy A u X ID SANDS, Sew YntE. old ne
80 hy Irugri.t, g"n, ally through Ut tie
nitrd states aud canada
II. X. HAZARD agcn,for ovrort.
nov i2
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
DYSPEPSlA-SOUR STOMACH CURED.

Fo' sale by c. c. HAZARD, Newport
John w Dearh, Bristol :. A. Driscoll, Warren,
X. G.. Brown, East Greenwich Oliver Baker
Nick. Briggy s sTenccr, Washington Village.
7. l., Taylor, Kingston. John Allen, Brands Iron
Works. n. ). Palmer & Co. Westerly. L. Young.
WEXFORD. And by Agents in all parts Of the State.
All letters and orders mus, he addressed to Wal.
hes p Co ins rroadv,- Ne-. y-s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
A DOCTOR CURED!

w. FRENCH, Of Hllsdaie, HERsdoie county, Micl,
gdg uou' TIE l., oi January, 1912, wrote ms follows:
have lcen IA c regular practice of medicine in this place
for nnr yrur- hut obi Eed 20 quit the practice Of
pro.ss,ou IN consequence OF ~ Health. was severely
afflicted with thyOic Disease u hc IuBgs ~ Ia convince
me llai HAp the CoNsumPl ioE, past doubt cOughed
almost cetsniy, u g and day. and had severe pans aud
soreness IN Guest, sde and breast tired tie reme-
dies recommended by lc most skiliu Of the profession,
s 10 40 effect SNceptug the nausea and debility caused
hy ihui. ! prrudlcrj against patent medicines, and
have no fth now titm generally. But was induced
as an rNrrrnlcu', more than through tuh-o try boz.
he of BltANT'S INDIAN PULMOSAtD BALSAM and
do here achnuVl,d g. for the benefit of the nc'cd. or
whom may serve. HAT Tie carcl Of It's use on me was
the most prompt ana suiy'9ry Of any med ciu"s ever
w.iuc-s,i the eject Of u AL my practice. I5 c"a ras
mmodisicy ,eisrcl, AMI ia about eight or ten days wns
free from N, OF the chest, ana pain, and now
consider and pronounce ~ ssgJ 4 WELL mA%.'
french IA Tvrltgtitbg dUl- at HIilsdAlt
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
lNQUART BOTTLES.

IN lJ ARI bOI 4 Lee.
For the removal and permanent cure oi OIL
diseases arising from an impnre state oi 'he
blood or habit ui the system, VIZ
Scrpfull or Kings EyIl Rheumatism, Ob'iI-
rate Cutaueou> Elupjious, lhmpl,S, or
pustulcs on t's Face, Blotches Bllrs, Clifo-
nc Sore E,eS, Ring "rn or Totler,
oci'd liza Z, enlargement and pam OF the
q ms aul Joiu,s, stubborn Ci' crs, syp-
hillic Symptons ScIaiica, "r Lumbago; aud
di.ra,cs ausing f'om an iujuilcl us use nl
Mercury, Aci,iIesu ur DrDp'y,cNposuie or m
prudence IN lite also, Chronic Cohsltu-
liOnll Dis rdcrs, elc.
his Medicine has acquired very exicnG-
ei and ts'a li,ned reputation whenever II
aai bten us Il, basel 'nlircIy on nsoWn
merits, which its sup"i D'ihracy has alone
sustained. The uniortnnatrvictm OF hercd-
ta.y disease. with swollen g.ands, contract
ed slncw, and bones hail carlons, has teen
restored TO health and vIgor. The Ncroiulous
patient, cnvc'od with ulcers, load hs.mc to
hims II and hi attendant, has been made
who, Hundreds of persons, who had
gIoancd hopcle>>lY tnrNcars und'rcuta hc"us
and glandular dI>or iers, 'hronic rheumatism
and many other complaints springin.irom
dcrsugem,nt of the sccn i've olgaLs aud tho
,.culat,un ha, e hcen raised as u were ircm
the rack of disease, and now, with re2ener-
ated constitutions, gladly tHStl y 10 the etlica-
cy of lhs ucNtimabie preparation. Tie teS-
umJnv OF those who have been cured b, It's
Us with their rrsiieuc,s, has cen Iuhlish-
ed from time tn time aud were II dcSn alic,
n mas Of the most overwhelming testimony
could be brought ,orward, proving mu.t con-
c!usiyrly IL, iuestiHaDl value. ! he : Ill CT
c,I. aud hose whu have not used lh,s medi-
cl e are in,ited 10 make tflal of It's ,irluts,
and appropriate I, thcm Give, the ben, iils
which II alone can best"w.
"rauru IS srpASGER THAN FICTION
The at cntiJu OF tie rc,d,r is called to tie
GiiJwlnt Hsto .IS"ln1 Gre, cliytiuG by tie
use OF SLAds Sars rpar,lla.
Thus 3 D certify that haye a co ored wo-
man who has been aiil c,ed 10: IAe las; i've
wears with $croMla, and all the rcn, dies j
l.pa had uo effect la arrc>ilEg the progress
fthe.o nplaIut; on the contrary, suc co.,
siaulIy gIrw wJr>e--ni d ait ekicnlns be-
tween go aud $50 with p yscIanS, besides
using olh r popular reme les without success
ill the discase had eaten away the cartilage
of her nose, made IT'S lPpehralce on Various
part, al her Oudy, and had finally colnente cd
It's rivagrs IN the loyi Ut he mouh.
Il this 4 eadiul situation, with the pIos.
poet Of death staring Ter mule face, S,al,d
nero to Or Di>o>way, the ag"nt to, Sauds
:slrsua,illa In NewbrIn, y C.. LV whom
was gdyisrd to u,c that srucie; aud to ny
surprise and thai of my ucllhh r.. to nhuIn
her cas-. Was suown, after using four an. .
halfbJtllcs she MSS c,lmcd toPrripct h'a TIA
an that in the ace ot tnrtc " e'Ls aud va,
abe to work m two wc9As from the ,lu,c hc
comncnc, u tlkiug 1t.
JO,hPH McCO TIER, J.P.
Aiout Of Nous, kIycr, Gravel Co., \ &
Il. X. uAZiaD, Aseut tor hewlo'tl
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-03-21
CHRONIC ERYSIPELAS AND ULCERS.

AsrosIsHIEo AND MOST WONDERFUL CURE Copf
E.ra Knopp of No 81 Willow -. Brooklyn. ~ Y.
one OF the most respectable citizens In the city,
afflicted five years with Scroulous Frysipcas OF both
legs from the knees 10 the feet which inlsmed and
sweled to prodgio size and uccrHted. Large deep
ulcers apparently large enough TO finger n came
into them which discharged daily almost incredible
quantity of n maturated substance. He had had the
advice and attendance of several of the most skilfu
physicians. and had tried many highly recommended
medicines without eilecting n and told by
one or two of his physicians that the ulcers in his
EXTRACT has cured these ucerated aud nilamed legs,
tina, they entirely healed up md he enjoys
bsa