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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-01
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ltwas evident honest Mr.. Hardy could
get no farther; so lent him a helping
hand.
You will take them 10 your nome in
Alabama said |. and adopt them as your
own!'
That's itl' he exclaimed, jumping up
and sitting down again with one motion.
You've hit it, exactly! Sposin' we go
round, heyp
OF course was anxious 10 see the kind
intentions OF my southern friend con.
summated, and Immediately consented.
In few minutes we had reached the
house. ascended the crazy steps, and
knocked at 'Sissy'S door. A light step
sprang forward. and in a moment Hardy
had Sissy in his stalwart arms. She kissed
him with all the sweet confidence OF pu-
rity and childlike innocence, and tears Of
happiness streamed down his cheeks as
he returned the embrace. Then came
Eddie's turn. Poor boy! how full Of glee
he was And SO was Sissy, and Hardy,
and land all of US. A great change
for the better had taken place in both the
children since the preceding day. Both
were neatly and handsomely dressed, and
looked very illsuited 10 that poverty.
stricken abode. In explanation, Sissy
told US that she had used some of the
money Hardy had given her to get her own
and her brothers clothing out OF pawn,
where it had been ever since it was pledg,
ed for bread when the children we're
thrown helplessly upon The world. And
Sissy looked so. innocent, and so beauli
full, and so happy that, for the life of me,
| couldn't help feeling little envious oil
their benefactor. tried hard TO, but |
couldt help it.
Nov then, Sissy said Hardy, after he
had sufficiently embraced and admired
her, I'm going home to-morrow--that is,
if you and Eddie will go way down TO
Alabama with me, and be my children
I've 90, enough for all Of US, and-hey?'
Sissy burst into tears. lth great
effort her beneIactor restrained his own,
and taking both children by the hand,
molioned me 10 lead the wsy--and ! did.
Not a word was spoken until we reached
the landing.place at the foot of the stairs.
Here Mr. Hardy cody poked his head
into the door of another miserable apart.
ment, and addressing the only inmate
the creature who had once been a man
said, Familiarity; Stranger, you'll find
some little plunder in that aire skylight
room. 1t belonged 10 these yer babies.
Take it along
That night, Eddie and Sissy slept in a
comfortable room atthe hotel. The next
day, Hardy and the two children started
for Alabama. | kissed Sissy and her
brother-shook the honest Alabamian
heartily by the hand, and the last words
he addressed 10 me, as parted from him
at the boat were God bless you!
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Select poetrp,
TME GRAVE OF LILLY DALE.
BY SIDNEY DYER.

BY SlDN NEY d Eh'
We smoothed down the locks of her soft
golden hair,
And folded her hands on her breast,
And laid her at eve in the valley so fair,
Mid the blossoms of summer to rest,
Oh, rest, Lilly, rest, no care can assail,
For green grows the turf DER the tear
moistened grave,
OF the fairest flower of the vale
She sleeps meath the spot she had marked
for repose.
Where flowers soonest blossom in
spring,
And zephyrs first breathe the perfumes
of the rose,
And the birds come at evening to sing.
Oh, rest, Lilly. rest, &c.
The wide spreading boughs of the old
chestnut tree
Bend low ore the place where she lies,
There eve's purple beams longest glow
on the lea,
And the morn's drink the dew as they
riser
Oh, rest, Lilly, rest, &c.
Alone where the brook murmurs soft on
the air,
She sleeps with the turf on her breast,
AS we laid her at eve in the valley SO fair;
Mid the blossoms of summer to rest,
Oh, rest, Lilly, rest, no care can assail,
For green grows the turf DER the tear
moistened grave,
OF the fairest flower of the vale.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-01

The United States has So, ,335 1853 hor.
ses, or about one horse to every family in
the land. As to single States, Ohio stands
first, having 463 397 horses; then comes
New York with 447,O14, and Pennsylva-
mia with $50 398, and next Kentucky with
315682. There are only 9,056 ,688 more
mich cows in the land than horses. The
whole working oxen figure only comes up
to l ,699,24l.
The above paragraph is going the
rounds, but so far as Ohio is, concerned
it is not correct. The tables now before
our Board of Equalization show that Ohio
has 574, ,844 horses.
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A man in California, under sentence Of
death, by hanging. asked the sheriff the
evening previous TO the execution 4 say.
sheriff, what hour is that little affair o.
mine coming Off
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Tim, while chopping wood, contrived
10 knock out one OF his front teeth. 'Ah,'
said Bill. meeting him soon alter, you
have had dental operation performed, |
see.' Yes replied the sufferer, AK.
idental.'
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A popular writer, speaking of the pro-
posed oceanic telegraph, wonders wheth.
er the news transmitted through salt wa
Ter would be fresh.
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In France, Champaign Wine is man.
ufaotured from the Rhubarb Plant, at 45
cents bottle, and sent aboard as genu.
inc Champaign. The Grapes are dis.
sased this year, and the Rhubarb sub.
stitute.
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Love can get along with very little Ian.
guage. Two squeezes and hug will
convey more meaning to an ardent tenn.
permanent than the whole FIVE books Of
Moses.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-01

A late traveller in Ireland, in speaking
of the cabins of the Peasantry, says they
consist Of two rooms. one furnished with
mud, and the other with hog troughs.
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The young fellow whose girl told him
that she didn't want him any longer
wears fhy.six weight in his hat to pre-.
vent him from growing any more.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-01

There are three things you should new
er take---a cold, lady's character, or
your neighbor's umbrella.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-01

Why is watch dog larger at night
than he is in the morning2 Because he
is let out at night, and takea IN in the
morning.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-01

OTThe rumor that portion OF a dog
collar had been found In sausage upon
the table of Sou,hend boarding house,
is contradicted.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1853-12-01

If watermelons can be purchased for
twenty five cents piece, how much will
q whole one cost ?
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BAcKsLIDERs.--A temperance man sli.
ding in the gutter, too drunk to stand up.
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OFFICE IN HoFFMAN's HALL.
EEMINMSe

THURSDAY, DEC. /, 1853.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21
ALL DISEASE Is CURED BY PURIFY
ING THE ri gDD

Suppose the stomach is affected. All tie symptoms
show gcent Trostntion al It's strength i. capable
of dig ting III I'D; have wind in our stomach
sour be chi gs--turriog paiu semping senainus
the pit Of the zach These symptoms rrmainius
cause the greoet tfutnn o( The powers OF the mud
wei those nf the loiyand Iiuot speedily tema4
ed, they will other dangerous .ymrtaz such IA,
Paralysisi st. Nitu| Dance, Dipcp.y Rheumatism
more generally however. Cholera Murbus, Dyscntefy
Il may be obstinate costyrucss terminating IN viz
lent sickness of the stomach. und unltqucnty IN
inflammation of the bowels
How important Is il then, that these first symptoms
be removed and one do<cs Of Rrandreth. Pills
would generally effect ths objects but il should be- re-
mem cred that they are always applicable mud should
be used unit, health is fully rcstorcdns they sill surely
sooner than any otter remedy, ind when we have
health through them IT Is putet worl-,i is II GfNu.
iEE cuRf--one that vii net deceive.
For sale wholesale and retail, by D. b. fnyno, Lynch
burg; u. Iapli--wt4l
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Opinions OF the Press

Those who have triei il, have iound thar the udyer.
tisement does not vaqnt its praises t,u highly Talia
hassee Foridi,uq and .J7u1iaL Frb. 10, 1888
Housekeeper who have tested The guilty of this pn,v
der pronounce unanimously 10 it, iayor.LocEpor Da
iy Courier.
1t SURPRISES thing in the shape ct rising We e.
er yet saw used in the baknE o egbes- RahruV Adto
cate s. Register, Aprt Is, 1853
This Is article Of such utility in various kinds Of
cookery that when is virtues become properly known
no housekeepers that studios ufort und economy will
willingly do withoutitNe,r. York Pick Mgg 81 1888
No one need hesitate TO Durkeo's all important
article To houskeapers.- Republican Banaer and Nash
piile Wing FEB. II, 1853.
Would you have light bread-breud that Won can rnt
with good relish, 80 fot get 10 procure Durkp,
Baking owder ard you will not fail TO have good bread
cakes, &c Troy DAILY Times, May "a, 1852
We nave tried fh. article and recommend il with
perfect confidence Qntbec Gc,efe. JuIp 1852
Durkees Bakng Powder we have tried at our house
and our "beuet-inlf' was astonished the result
Nelo- York Doiig Times, Oct. % 1858.
All good housewives will rejoice in and gloryfy the
name Of Durkee after they have give1 his Bank M
Pow'lera fair rial-Neig. York Sun Sept 30 1852.
Durkees Baking Powder, undoubtedly the best article
for this purpose that has yet been discoyered-N T.
Dutchman, FEB. -, 1853.
Inc highest commentators from hundreds OF the
largest and respectable holcsne houses in this
and nearly ever, large city this Continent could be
given il spsce allowed it.
THE article is warranted to give satisfaction Or
ders accompanied with Cash will be promp ly. He'd
E. r. OURKEE,
Sole Proprietor and Manufacturer.
Wholesale Dealer in Sal Soda. Cream of Tartar, Sun
Carb Soda, Cooking Extracts, Wax Matches, &c
1879 Wafer 81, Ne,c- York.
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Our will be cesh,or negotiable paper .arisffr-
torily endorsed
The subscriber. thankful Tor the srJy liberal uaraa.
age bestowed IN him for the La. fsarccn sears he hs
been IN business in lynehburg Wanl Just mention that
he will all continue his former business Lrrotoinre
and hopes with tho additional laciluc hp hns and
10y the constant attention he feels med tn gye
his business in all It's yaous bulpehes merit CON
tnunnce OF the patronage ot o liberal ru'c.
sept a3.ts go G. GuRLE
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TTINTNNfN
0tr haRPIGkET Boats. b, ScoIisrd
md igfcth0g.-Ou and alter the lGih. our Boats vi
uaase Richmond day. Suadays excepted, at the u.u
lanf. p. and arrive in Lsnrhhurs us. al
Ia buchanan IN II noun,
Returning, leave Buchoran at : ! 4. NJ, ever, do,
weep sunday aud arrive ia L,uchhurg Mt 81 p. NJ
Leave Lynohhurg AT \ P and arrive in Richmond
- hours IN time with the Noriuik boats lea,
ing at 50 4. NJ, and me southern aud Northern RI
Roud cars len, ing at 7 4. Nj
Passengers for Lexington, connect with daily In
If Stages M North River. Returning leave Lexngt,#
every day except Sunlays and arrive in Richmond
II hours
Passenger Tor Farmvc. fire 81 Buckingham II
lure $3.25 Charlottesville, TAR, g. 80 Stnuntnn "a
81. will leuve Richmond in Tuesdays Thursdays, a.
Saturdays Bnnis.
Below seceard Of time of arrival Il, intermediate die
Hnces
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NEW CLOTHING STATION

" of r now friends md the public eenorlI,,
those in Of any Kind quality Of GOODS, froa
The very finest Crstn Palace style. &c the common M
iiclcs Of every day
W. invite the attention of those wanting articles in
our line 10 give cull-feeIing assured thnt can
and will sell IA, cheap any house in this CRY and
good any. Being judges Of CLOTHING, und wish
ins sell fair terms the public may rest assured
that they viii obt tin the worth of their money
W may ennmerste some at oar articles. such : fine
French BEAVER OVER COATS, a color-. Orerz
Cloas s les Bus ucss Conson nil and ia sh
ions, Dress and Frnr Col's OF all kinds; PANS Of all
styles aud quality from tho Boot ard Tree the Mi
ssipp pattern. Asa the most beautiful Vest- nlnde
nr in patterns, rich the mines of nuru aud
enchanting Silk, Pushes, Brucknics, N,vtts, Ca.h
mere &c, &c; Bosom Stocks, CrHvnts, beautiful IL
look al Fancy STOCKS. FINE S II r 7 : and com
oncs Fancy Susrehhrrs; Hosiery. Gloves, Minis
Buck hin Ginycs; most splendid Umbrellas ~in.
gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers Wcn.
IN. silk and Cotton. AID all things necessary 10 cothc
man in comfortable garments, whether he be rich
poor Our ouse is open 10 all to come and iol
Themselves
Those wishing their gurmt made order. we say
keep tie finest Cloths, Cassimcrs and Vestings n
all Kind he found in this market mud we warlnn
everything he made and fitted according urdcr.ol
Tie goods returned and no pny demanded.
We have the best work engaged in our csia',-N.
mcnt that be secured North Southlherefpre give
Is trial.
Very Respectfully,
BAKER y CLAVEY.
sept 29-ts Corner Of Mum n Market Sis.
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Horses, Mules. Catrlr, Hogs, Sheep and Calye-, Of
over eight in number, viii be ei.rcd IA Bird cla..
Guods,-The weights be regulated fnllaw-: Hor.
l00b b.. Mules, 800 Beef Cuttle 1000; Stuck
10. 700 Hogs, l50 Sheel, 100; Cnlves l2j. under
} months old Lumber Dt all Kinds aud Coal 10
be loaded nnd unloaded BY "wHers or gnrcR.
One day only will be allowed to loud or unlond, unless
by -pecinl ngrremeut in writing. Whenever n Car is
'nhcrcd - rema' oudcd after arriving at lis place OF
destination, over "a hours unle.s otherwise agreed
upon II viii be ntiho option of the Compnu, to unload
il, and ehnrgc lhr Of 30 cents per Car Iond for
Lumber, md 80 cent for Goal aud nl,o chm 90 al HE
ntfr Of 81 go per day. for the u.c ii he Car.
TliOS. SHARP, Supr't.
hHg ~ Ya. & Tenn. r. r.
. 70 Exprc, 8 and Rem copy.
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4 q a Es ID .

EEANING learned that there O., a report ia eirrul
ton tmt pictuos would b. taken al n css rri,
than they Ice Ind OF nlc.--this Is To Inform m
friends aud tto public gcuetalty thai having enlarge
gallery and Obtained the services n good artist g.
an a-.i-lupt am prepared To furnish DAGrEI
REOrlPES at as GOOD QUALITY. mud Mt rs chca
rate ne they can be nhroioel ia this place
- Al pictures warranted to please.
atf IL dis Z. Il CHRIS
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I-V 4 nANu 4--e = : a-As
DHEpaRATION FOK THE FALL

AID WINTER CA1PAIGN. 1SJ3-'5I.-Thc
..,s..ril..,. s,p now tere viag tlrir stock Of
ri, a xy;.,.r Caods.
il'''..'',l','l -, III s',,., tim If tin.
/" Si''" my d - -, nal a., ,.,l,,
la"e' II ! - :, -; a.,,is.. n ,
aple ever eAo'p'" :, =, ,Lo MANY
,. .r,, - = ~ - = "a - E,ia, : r.ii,
MAUI AoH 10 = ~, a.'
pnslA''t, u l'' ~ - ~ TT o., ere, =,
ffe IN biaeh "f,.s '.u ''''N IA -, :" IN
.hsl'" r.. - i
a u can ''e'. 81, r, ,...r 49,, ,lIa rr
tas.e O'sss a". - - -, n ST uai,
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BRANDRETu,s PILLS.
a Medicine ~t,eh tor Staets-f,,o wars has pr5r,,

MediFNc Wtieh lor NfNaf1INo V11rs las pI5rd oIIg
ot al couf doff
A MEDICINE universal in it, powers of good 10 man
IA woman infant olten loo ,ed uron a. u blessing
cent inlm heaven 10 save Hienas 1t be duly nppletia
ted
But" some says chow can one medicine be ne
ful In MI cnsr=i' We answer, tins enc medicine ru.
rifles the blood and NJ no di.enae can effect u> when
the blood il pufa So
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

MoRGANToN, n. c.. june Both, lSl
DR.. a, G. Bragg & Col feel it my duty to tba4
my ieli"w beings who afflicted as have cen, ia
my testimony to the wond rful effects of ynur Nus
Linment WIS severely attacked in Decembar
with Rheumatism in its worst form, suffering usrl
day with excruciatng pain for six months being tI
wholetime unabletn walk or even step. My right leg
so contracted and drawn up that | could not pnt
HE ground. and my left arm was badly contrhctrl.
ring the whole time | was attended by two at rUe
skjiul physicians in the pace, but they wee unob'
afford me rcie ,and finally gave me up-pronouure1
incurable, and said | r,u>t die.
Al this critical moment commenced using the J
icnn Mustang Lniment. and after using two ,nD
ties BEGAN 10 find relief from my -nhcring- ami
using ,cYcn bottles was a. well rs ever wa, nf
GEORGE GUU
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1 INsEED OIL
- 300 gals. Lnseed Oil.
4.00e lbs. Lewis Pure Whi.e Lad
Barrels Sp'ts Turpentire
Chrome Green, in Oil
Paris Green in Oil.
Paint Brushe- varnish, Sc, &C.
For sale ut
WRIGHT & ALLISON'S
serf i2-ets Ns,o Drug Store
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sTEEE. Ac.-

l - Tons American Rolled aud lammcre lar Iron.
= g" Band, Hoop and Rod Gro9 nll szcs.
at, Shear. EugIi.h & American biisti
Stool.
Anvils Vices Axcs Garriaee. Wagon and Bugs,
Springs; Mi Cross yut. aud Hand Saws; Files, Rags
Pchs. Mattaeb.. Spade aud Shn>cls. H,r-r Sln,~
Hoes. siac Nil. WAGON P,xs-. We, and Cotton
Curds, sc, Il, - IL. 1uI tor ne Ly
OPT Is GEORGE BAGBY
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DURKaE's ce,chrn,ed ohem.cnI

- J EAcl Ok bAhlAh tOADER,--
The Cheap Z, BeoLhtea mos. assfsl aud economical
ayticie, fen rdeug Bread, Bself I'uni Gytidis ana
.jotaay Cakes Pastry Padamgs Srr,e' Cahes Com
Breaa, Dc, iarcgtta.
This Is the most economical useful, convenient, md
healthy compound IN existence or tuislag Bread kis-
cult Cakes, Pastry Puddag., &c, Nin either Wheat
Rye Indian or Buekwhoa Flour. Il is an indspensi-
BILE article the culinary departments of every house
hold estaliNhmea and there Cooh or Hou,ckrcp.
erin creation VIE will be without II after huYing family
u led il. Sold hy the nrinclnn Nncnrs nnl Dnlra.l.
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NJ eTfCE-My sto X tnols ana hands lor CIR Fit
" ting. hnveall arrived in Lynchbure. and an now
fully prepared 10 execute all orders entrusted 10 me
with taitht''ness aud dispatch.
would be thankful Ia my friends to hand in their
ders prevent hurry about the time tn gas il
10 be PM
No Bills will be presented than the first of Jan
mry next under any circumstances.
ie 22.dts A. G BARNEY.
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MultGANTO

MUkGANTO Jlnr 'II7T ". -
! certify than l am aequainte Nth George G"7.
that he afflicted with Rheumatism as above ,la'
and was cured by the use of the Mexicnn Ma,a
Liuiment. JAMES c. SMYTH,
Merchant and Hotel Keep
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Silver and Plated Ware.

We hive hl.o good assortment Of Silver forss
Spoons. Ladl"., threaded md PLAIN handle-; Cup
Butter knives fnlii-tnivcz--h Of genuine Coin. "
have n.o the genuine Aiata plated Spoons, Forks Bun
ter knivesi M exeeliept article plated Castor nm
Emif baskets
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PRICES

The Linment is put up in bottles of three sizes, :
sells at p cents, so ce Is and s. per bottle. The
cents size contains B. tin as mich as the 2jct'
the dollar size three times as much MS the % e.
size, being much cheaper.
A. q. BRAGG & co, Proprietors 304 Broad"
New York, and St. Louis Mo.
For sale by Druggists and Store keepers generaIt
JOHN II. SEAi,
D. X. LYMAN. and
K. STABLER a. Co.
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EW BOOKS AGAIN

EW BOOKS AGAIN
= Nisit % Europe. by Prof -. SiIlinnn
Roman Tmifer. 81, DAYS ii Cicero. Cato, md Can
milne. by u. v. Herbert.
Blenk llonzr. by Dickens.
Counties De CUnfney. by Dumas.
bahua or. Pirate oi tbo Gull. by luerahnm
VIDE. Vic Void. hy Mi. Nthefell.
Da'ar- 1Hd Cent, " do
Also. Il suprly Of
Smiths fucm..
Budinent- Of Architecture
tcru Leaves, by Fan fein.
Beatrice.
Buuett's Drken's nud cuopcr'. Novels.
Graham, Golcl >. and lIarpor'- Magazine, Tor Octo.
ber ice Screen rrias. Lctf,i Writer, Nnll rnpci x
g rder, a., e.. uf MOE&E'S
petsI Copnissioa ifo,se.
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4 Loo II =

We have an hand good lot Of Clocks, some iron
casrd ipnid with renr. very petty mantle ornaments
pud good tne-h cepef--Also, very pretty M pircn
suitahe Tor Churches Counting room. Sc.. oil q which
Fuprr9tee Is pcrafm tiuiA nd lat but
leazf W. hnYe few the celebrated IL coulter Razpf,
superior httict=Ae nve ifird them. und therefore
kpoW them excel any eycrused before All those
nf Ropds in lin respectfully solicited 10 cnl
aad examine stork before purchasing cseN here.
ort "a Is H. SILNERrHDRN \ co,
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Rich JeWelry.

We have a beautiful selection Of Grntemens' Gald
Fob Claim. Seals ksy-S Guard key= Lndie- Fob aud
Guaru Chainsi lsna pretty assortment of bafrres
Lai' Breaches Of the latest mud musi approved sysf,
Bracelets. Finger Rings and Cuff Pins Gold aud Silver
Seciaclos and many Other articles IN the line too
merons II mention IN fhi. adseftemsat--to which w
rr.nnrIlnIlN inNilr The nIinrllnn Of tlIr public
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Foreman Of Adams a,
Express Snl1le, y.

We taNe ereai pleasure in r'cpmmcus ing the
lean Mustang Liniment 10 all our fricrds and ra
crs as the best article we have ever used for
Sprains, OF GaIds, on Horses. We have used it e
siveIy. aud always ctiectually. Some OF BURNER
also used il for severe Brui.es ind Sores rs ",
Rhcu'aatio Pains, and they all say itacts Ike nm
we can only say that we have abandoned the use d
other Iiniment,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-10-21

Having used the Mustang Linimcnt in my N
severe case, If hard Jumps and .welIing., ch"
Civ" my certificate L. H. excellent effects. Ny
ter had hard lump, the size of IA irn- egg. upu
wrist for year. told her to rub il with the Lr1
and IA few applications entirely removed it. ia
used the Linimcrt for Srrofulons 'runors. orr
itgs in the throat, nj long standrg,on two of my ger
and it removed them both in n short time cD
them all renlar. able cures, and +, commend the Mn
Linment the best ar,ce eyer used.
JESSE T. HOPKINS,
Proprietor Of Hopkins He
Liberty, Va, June 3OtL 1853.
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aud Geneva. before kept IN ihs metket. 81 ai
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