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Jud-c bronson Again.

Regardless Of the statute against d" cruelty
to animulS.' Collector bronson has written
another letter to Secretary Guthrie. which We
give below. \nd now, the Secretary having
been sufficiently demolished, We trust the
Judge will in future let Linn alone. and spare
us the humiliating spectacle Of Il Cabinet oi-
fccr thus exposed and humbl.l. The INony
Jo"rhm thinks the S,crctary's position is
very similar to that Of the Eastern King. in
the story, who being annoyed at some good
advice rather bluntly offered him by lbs ply
scan. ordered the officers head to be cut of.
But to his utter aStonishmcnt and clagIin
the Head, Immediately after the execution,
turned round and continued to address to him
words of wisdom, only holding up his conduct
to public rcprobation in terms more decided
than ever"
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Restoring the Nervous system,

herald it to the world as processing the most
superior virtues known in the Matcria Medical Ply
sicans of the first standing in the profession use,
and prescribe it as the wnSt e1ccttml
Alternative AND BLOOD PURIFIER EVER
KNOWN.
Neuralgia, General Debility, and Nervous Alice
tions, Dyspepsia indigestion, Loss of Appetite,
Nervous Headache, or Fow of Blood to the Head
Custivcness Irregularities of the Bowels, PcHriSy
in the Side, Flatulcncy Papitaton of the Heart,
Difficult Breathing, Prostrnton Of the Ncrvou, Sys-
ten, of Numbncss, light Sweats or Affections OF the
Lungs Jaundicc, Diseases of the Kidney, Deransc-
mcnts. Irregularities. especially with FEM MALES,
producing Debility and Prostitution OF the Nervous
System, Cataneous Eruptions or llumorS of the
Blood-thesc Complaints are readily removed by the
use Of this COrdim.
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L o E'H' Il Y


SUGGESTED oN HEARING or THE DEATH or JULIA.
There is Il wall of sorrow sounds over the land
From the gold diggcr's home ON the bright yellow
sand
1t comes in the moan of Noycnbcr's dull blast,
Full of heart broken echoes on the drcary winds
cast.
1t is borne ON the tide of the Southwestern main
1t is carried along by the lightning'- swift chain,
And the sigh, and the sob, and the sadly wrought
tale
Trouble many lip and turn many checks pale.
We whisper ii sadly while ,oft tears are she'd
" The low ~ hath left us-hc fair girl is 5cad -
3" She will come back more to her own native
hills.
" She hath gone to her rest and foreign grave
fills.
It sccmcth not long since she stood by our side
In the fulnc.s of beauty and graceful young pride
And we cannot believe the tiding, are true
That tell us stern death such loyclncs. slew.
But the echoes repeat it from ship and from Shore
And our heart, sink with sadness because never
r,orc
Shall We see tier sweet face, grasp her dear hand
Or allure her return from the Silent Land
She hath gone from world that roll, on to decay
Whose brightest and best are aye raSsins away,
And though We that are left mourn her youthful
demise.
We know she but scckcth IL sure home in the skies.
Vet toll the hell slowly, and drop We tear,
For memorio, holy now laid On the bier
She loved lis. but left IL. and now must we weep
Der the grave h, bcrcii IL ad closed on her sleep
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GREENE c BRONSON
uoN. JAMES GurHRIE, Sec'y Of the Treasury.

AN OnIEcr or PITY.-Secrotary Guth-
rie is an unfortunate man. lHaGdltlon to
his public suileringS, he has sore private al
nictons, lie sent Il clerk to his home plan
tation recently, to bring a !Noyite female
slave to Join his family in Washington. The
:. chattcl" dsiking her travelling compan-
ion. or perhaps being under " Hard inhu-
ence, abscondcd from the care Of the clerk
and departed to parts unknown, The Secre-
tary 1t expected 10 write d letter On the sub
iCct.
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p,,,,c., 2ru,.r,,.,,, o.,,.r ,,., a..
sor,,5 did ann ',I aINi 'oN'mo"e o. ,' W.
u,i' I "'n I'u '~'"ou >'''"ut''s 'dF'
it',u' t, "''o =? 10" 'eSiu'ns !" l''nol9' was
1,'ol' ~ ''''.c 't''CG la' e"'7 ""n 'dc"So"'i"e 10
uoi''' ~ ,I 49,, ',"s' "i'I 10 III vas passing
s''''' ,I' -, vac ou SDG .'r i'o'IetH SIa9
ond ~ , J';S y, 49, ~.
,,.,- - is C,'br', ,r,,,.o u! "u'' Guy
r".nif"n ,bo snlintorcJ S,'''''
Wora for ,bo nnruoso @S'',P'
a., r'G I ', -, .ln'''T 't olo'o-
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TIE GREAT ILTERlIyF'E.
MORTdllU.s $ BITTER CORDIAL,
AND BLOOD PURIFIER

This invaluable preparation has obtained poru
larity wherever introduced unprcc,dentrd in the
history of any other preparation broGgh' before til,
pucc. The multiplied thousands VIII" have used it
and have realized its marvellous effects in rcmovin:
,LA
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-B-Ihe attention of the mistress Of q family
was lately called to the fact that a coored girl
was constantly seen lying on the grass-plot,
with her face turned up TO tho sun Uron
being questioned why she assumed that pos
lure, she answered -" Why, missis always
lays de tinga on d' grass what SIC wants TO
make rhlt2. want, t. get white. too.
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The privilege of yearly advertisers is strictly
limited to their immc iiatc and regular business
and the business of an advertising firm is not
sidcred including that of its individual members.
n" Advertisements should be marked the number
of weeks to be Observation-Disclosures they will he con-
9inucd till lorbd-or at the option of the publisher.
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To Wc N10fNl0Fy II N0S PTOT'" H7'T
THE BALM OF GiLEAD.
EsDecially to Females.

In every conceivable condition of life, it recon-
mcnds itscfa far superior in point of efficacy to
so any of the numerous compounds, concentrated
under the comprehensive name Of a" SARSAPA
RILLAS."
1t acts Il fine TONIC, corrccts to foHc Of the
stomach, strengthens the digestive organs, stimu-
Iatcs the liver to healthy action sufficient to throw
of the impure and poisonous SccrctionS, impartS
purity richness and vitality to the blood circulatcs
it freely, neutmlizng md removing impure deposits,
strengthens the system, restores the eons-
tuition in all its strength, and imports II gi,m et
health and bcamy Of complcr'on.
This is Ycecfabie Spirit. pleasant to take, and
perfectly safe to be used in any state Of health, even
by the most delicate FEMALE or CHILD,
PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
- SOLD BY DRrGGIsrs GENERALLY. Whoc-ale
and Retail Druggists will be supplied on application
80 the Proprictors.
W. v. ALEXANDER Il CO., Proprctors.
No. Barcioy STREET, (Astor Hou",) N,V lork.
May 10, lel3. wl5wly
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liEQrlSTEs Of A Coon FARN--The comInlt-
tee appointed by the Jefferson County Agri-
cultural Society. to award the premiums on
Farms, made most valuable report at the
Late cXhibition Of the Society They state
that in viewing the farms entered for prcm-
ums, they enGelvorcd to keep III view as
standard requisites and evidences Of good
farming. the following points
]. \ good sJil, we'll titled. and kept free Of
various weeds, both on the fields and in tho
roads.
. ,. Lots well fenced, and suitable in number
to the size of the farm.
/ ). Substantial and convenient barns and
stables Of sufficient dimensions to contain tho
Produce OF the farm and to comfortably houso
the critic kept on it,
/. \ iudiciously Y arranged dwelling. in neat
condition, with Il well and fltcring cistern
>. Convenient buildings to facilitate tho
economical management of the farm alnonc,
winch may be enumerated wood-housc. IL
wagon and tool-housc. Il work shop a granarv
ana Courthouse. Il convenient piggrrv. am lee
house, ash and smokc-housc. ali secured
against decay by being well raised from tho
ground and neatly painted or whtc-washcd.
&. Convenient yards attached to the barns
aud stables, SO arranged as to prevent wastaga
of the liquid manure, we'll sheltered from the
blasts OF winter, and provided with water for
the rattle.
:. Door-yards la~with grass, and rose and
lowor-bedS, and shaded by ornamental trees,
indicating to the ptSser-hy the dwelling Of
ta.tc health and comioJt
s. \ kitchen garden highly cultivated, and
containing every specie. Of vegetable that can
be raised in our climate, with strawberry and
asparagus beds.
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locekln frcc })rcss.
GEORGE w. BENEDICT.
Enron AND PROPRIETOR
Terms of subscription.

Village Subscribers, who receive the paper by
the Carrier, - 80
If paid in advance, 90
Mail Subscribers, and those who take it at the
Office, 90
~ No subscription stopped until all nrrcangc>
are paid, except nt the option of the publisher, or
discontinued unless by positive orders.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

A. YAIUARLE RELIGiOl

~ BOOKS-Just received at Morses Comms
House The following by Rev. Robert Phillips
Devotional Gudes-to the Doubling, Conseeal
Perpexed, Devotional, Thoughtful,
The Marys; or, beauties of FEMME Holiness
= Martins; or, varieties of Female Pieiy'
i" Lv las or, develo, mentof Female CIanc'
:" Hannahs or Maternal influence on Sons
Love of the Spirit-traced in His Works,
The Young Mans Closet Library.
The Martyr Lamb, by Thrummacher,
Beckersteth, on fle Lords Supper,
The Young Deciple, by Rev. J. Clark
Gathered Fragments, by do
Walk about Zion, by do
Pastors Testimony do
Wilson's Sacra Privata,
Keeps Double Witness of the Church,
kebe's Christian Year.
Daily Steps towards Heaven,
Heavenly Hours,
Commandments Manual.
Sermons, by Rev Samuel Davies, ID
Eyiderces of Christianity,by fifteen clergyne"'
ginia, with Portrnts,
McCosh on Divine Government,
Bonar's Morning of Joy aud Night OF "eep"S'
Morning and Nigh; Watches,
Songs in the House of my Pilgrimage,
Christ our example. by G. Fry,
The Listener. bv do
Wheat or Chaf by Rye,
Living or Dead by do
Paseal's Provincial Letters,
The Fumily of Bethany. by Bennett,
Sabbath Musings by c. Fry, c.J
Pithy Papers. North American Indians u u'r,-
rents Old Sea Captain, Country Stories and oO''''
by Old HUMPHREYS, lame.
Widow Directed and Anxious enquirer, by 'I no
Thornton's, Wainwright james and opih'"'
lily Prayers,
Tying Commentaries OH Gospels
Rnrnpsf Nntas an do Lob and lSanh,
solo, dn Iow ~o0S'' wit" 0''er TOO numerous
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

Atfcits appropriate to The t"St cfdss-boHeso OF h"'S
lannets IA furniture
Arlieles aDpropytaiet 10 Second Class.-Boxes, bales
# dry goods feathers shoes addery, glass, paints oils
hugs and confectionery
1,,,elss ap7,ap,tafcfo Third Class-Virginia domes
lies sugar coffee liquor baggng, rope, butter cheese
manufactured tobacco, leather, hides, cotton yarns COZ"
per tin sheet iron, holow-ware, queensware castings
mrlware marble dressed nndother heavy artlclesn"
enumerated in special or fourth classmates
4rticfs appropriate TO The Fourth Ciass-Flour, I'm
.acks) rice pork, beef fish lard, taow and bacon I'm
asks boxes or sacks) beeswax bales of rags, ginseng
md dried fruit bar IRON marble, (undressed) NH ana
grind stones mill gearing. =
T 30 miles 1.50 Salt per bushe J 3
rlas'eT per 100 miles, 200 o:Fitly pounds 10
ton 9 81 - $50 miles. $50 ~
0oo ios zoe miles. 800 CarriF' asst II
SaIt dts
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MERCHANTS
a EEs.ssxaIN

~ AAzssp-H - = hn y As.
OFFER FOX SALE
10 Hogshoad =. X. aud y. q Sl.s.-
~ Barrels Coffee Sasot.
~ Clarfe4 Sugar,
l000 lbs. bet Loaf ID
ID hhds. n. O. & Sugnr-bons. II,
100 Bags Rio und Laguiin Co,Ise ''o''e',
% do Superior brown Java CT
3 Cases Gunp'der, Impil and FRI p
5u0 Sides good sole Leather, 'ea'
100 - upper
. Bales Shoe Thread,
5000 lbs. Bale Cotton, assorted numb.
Bales Cotton Batts,
100 Sacks Salt,
Is Tons Bar Iron,
) do Rolled Tire Iron.
l do Round & Square Iron. n.,o,,.,
do Blistered Steel
1000 lbs Cast and Shear
Boxes Colns & Ar hers pa,s,,,
200 Kegs Nails, assorted sizes. Ae'
30 Grind Stones.
81 Boxes Talow Candles.
30 8 Adamantine Candles,
30 " Sperm. do
~ = Turpentire Soap,
so e English duiry Cheese,
80 Pine Apple do
80 Barrels Mackerrl,
30 Kits do No. |,
80 Barrels Tanners OIL,
10000 lbs Good Family Bacon.
Besides number of other ai,icles IN, IL
ehllnn
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H "
y offer now to friends, and the public generally,
hose in want Of any kind quality OF GoODS, iiohi
he very finest Crystal Palace style, &c the common ar
,ices of every day wear.
W. in, the attention of those wanting Articles III
,ur line TO give us a calleeng assured that we can
nnd will sell cheap any house in this cry and az
good as my Being judges of CLOTHING, and wish,
ing to sell on fair terms, the public may rest assured
TINT they will obtain the worth of their money.
We may enume some Of our articles, such as hhe
French BEAvE OVER COATS, all colors, Operi
stv Bus Coais ot all cats hnd ias
ions, Dress and Frock Con OF all kinds Pants OF al
styles aud quality from the Boot and Tree to the MISS
issippi pattern Also, the most beautiful Vests, made
or in paterns rich the mines of alforna and more
enchanting Silk Pushes Brockades, Felvets Cash
lneres &C. &c; Bosom Stocks. Crayats, beautiful I"
look M Fancy STOCKS. FINE Ii Il rs and com.
non Ones Fancy SusT ehders; Hosiery Gloves, Nuts,
barkskin Gloves some most splendid Umbrellas, SIN
Gle and double ones; Under Shirts and Drawers, oo
Gu Silk and Cotton. aud all things necessary to clothc
man in comfortable garments, whether he be Ilch 81
poor Our ouse is open 10 all 10 come and see fol
themselves.
those wishing their garme nts made to order, we say
we eep It. finest Cloths, Cassimers and Vestings ct
all Kinds 10 he found in this market, and we warrant
everything he made and fitted according TO orderol
the goods returned and pay demanded.
W. have the best workmon engaged in our establish
nen that can be secured North South therefore give
Il trial.
Very Respectfully
BAKER d. CLAVEY.
sart Garner of Main Mark et
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Recommendations.
CHrF ENelNEkR's OFref. W. Tenn. 4.

CUR ESGINEERs OFref. VI. Tenn. Il. II
Lynchburg, Va. Sepiem ~ 20, 1883.
TO THE RAH-RO4E PEBLIC.
All the Cars # every hind in upon thu, ruad have
been made ut the Piedmont Works. in Lynlhburg I'm
Il, the direction e Gen'l Netlleton, as Agent
Ii gives much pleasure FAY thai oar cars have
been strongly and faithfully executed cheerCully re-
c. mmend these works, companies requiring cars ns
competent construct aud fifth nlly execute any con
tracts TINT may br made with the owner o these works
CHAS. NJ GARNETT.
CAicf Ing Ia Il Tenn p. z.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

~ Office The undersigned have, nj. d. Il
chased N. {. Taliaferro's interest in tho ''
of Echols Pryor & faliuferro the business o. J'p
fore, will in future be conducted under rho sI
firm OF ECHOLS & PRYOR, who alone orc . ,iN
to use the of the former Concern. in windU
They solicit continuance of the patronage g.
friends and the public generally
R. j. ECHOIS
aug 5-ts W. II PRYOR
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WARWICK FOUNDRY,


Iynchburg. Va.
I'VE Proprietor. Of s establishment nre nav i'
parcd to furnish the Planter al Nlrginia WIN ~
,ao.t eelelrntcd Premium FLOWS and AGRICUl
IuRAL TOOLS iu the United smtes.
1hes haye, at great eNPenfe, srenred wrniy nh
l,.rsnf Pattern. 81 Plows-Aso CULT NATOk
ROAD SGBApERS. and pine different sizes ct II
CUTTERS. Our iiows consist OF the PrekskilL Nr'
York 900 Premium; EogIe $40 fremiumi AID II
Ganuine Livingston county Flow, We have lmpr"V'
the L4vtnestou rlow which mnke il " rth ut lcast .
p.r cent moro thun the original patterns. It consi,
in the manner In winch the Landslide Is ntnohed to II
nnnldhoard-doirg AWAY with the looi, which vcoh"'
The stronrlh Il the rlow. Tie tofm 81 The Plow is ~
changed but j.. greatly increased in strength by the in
pIovement
Our experience ia the arr Of Building Agriculnn
rnol= md our superior patterns, induce IA to h'N
we Gun furnish the best Ppa III The fhhr nj prices M
Ia be beat. Will the TURNER'S nl VaRipia give u. IA ca
md we u talks pleasure in exhibiting our tools, a.
,.s..sts=s- = -, ia" truth IT our ftateqents -
Also, all kinds of Cast and w ought Iron work II
shed IA the hcs' stylc and ORDER
Fresh ground PLASTIC, furnished NJ The mill u.unl
WlllTrEMoRE, MoNAMF 4 co.
oyt l.
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FALL SUPPLY. $50

CERTAINLY feel ycty thankful tof lbera' pa
rnnnee during t., three y ur- heYe been doug b
-i4ess n Lynclhutg under my ewn mime ana pi'o''
af f,asl II my former iead- have found out ana h'
ia mind my lo7ntiop. ,lt
1..sr ifan 5oy stock If the same kind of Goods e"
6naeh To Lyochbu,g; aod whle u ere will be 'ma
.aecs in Tue price uf nfeles,nY siartiFg noii
Of ~. and let live" viii, rs heretaete, be T'n'"
''' = SEABURN
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THROUGH BY ExPRESS!!!

TNIIIS is to certify that the MEXICAN MUSTANG
l. LINlMENT has been used quite extensively in
the stables of Adams & Cos Great Southern Eastern
and Western Expresses, FIR Curing Galds, Chates,
Scratches Spran and Bruises, and has proved very
efec,ual. We have hesitation in recommending il
a valuable preparation, to be used externally on man
or beast. J. DUNNING,
Foreman of Adams d. Cos
Express Stable, n. YORK
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,ALL, ls53-D. &c. h c,ers, DEALER

LNALL, lSj3-D n. &. cters, DEALER
l IN STAPLE & FANCY DRY GOODS, Re1d3
Made Ciothing $c.,-Would most respectfully intorr
his old and buyers generally that he is no"
receiving and WILL in few days, have his entire stocl
of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Clothing, &c,
in store ready for exhibition He thinks it useless t.
attempt an enumeration OF articles, suffice it say,tha
every article be had his store, found in simin
establishment in the State
COUNTRY NERO HANTS wishing lay in full
socks fit up old will find it greatly 60 their adj
vantage to give him call before purchasing.
sept 26-s
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We hive On hand "a good lot oi CloekF, some ''o,
.s.5 it,l,51 viii, pearl very r.eny mamie ornhhe"
afl god tnc-lccpcr. very pretty nm" ~
.rfable fof Churclr., Counting fooms' VI M " WI"
W guarantee Ia pcrlotm accurate ana u''
: ,.,{,.r ,,,,,.--We hive tied them, and therefor
kpe ,bem u excel any used before All those wan"
me goods in our line respectfully sohtit'n 10 y"
,d ,sI,n.. our siork before purchasing else"hcrr
NJ Ill. H. SILNER1HORN 4 60.
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CHANGE II taaEe.

Horses. Mules. Cattle, Hog, Sheep and Calves, Of
over eight in number, will be carried n~ Bird elias
Goods,The weights to be regulated as follows: Hor-
ses, 1000 lb. Mules 800, Beef Cutie, 1000; Stock
DO 700 Hogs, $3.50 Sheep, 1905 Calves, l2j. under
months old. Lumber Of all kinds and Coal 10
be londed and unoaded by ,wnefs. consgnee-.
One day only will be allowed oad unlond, unless
by special agreement in writing Whenever a Car IS
suffered rcmni oaed inter arriving its place #
destination, over "a hours, unless Otherwise agreed
upon il will be the option of the Company unload
it, and charge he of 30 per Car load fr
Lumber, and so cent, for Coa. and also cha &c at the
rate Of i go per day, for the use If the Ca.
TlIOS. SHARP, Snpr't.
mug 27-ts yn. & Tenn. r. X.
~ Express and Rep. copy.
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\ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Il The subscriber has on hand a large IW v
celebrated Livingston" Plough Castings and
'ntnue receive additions TO his stock from in'
Try, so that there yil be difficulty il getting
If the pieces belongingto them. ..,.,,l
JAMES b. RENWt1
Feb l2-dhcts on the BaI
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DECEIvINGA AND w "A RDlAq
Ii GROCERIES, AND PLASIER.-Ih1
.criberstll continues at the fire proof brick Warr
IN the canal, amidst all the changes to receive nod
ward Goods, Produce, Manufactured Tobacco
our charges will low, and forwarding done wa1
PATCH
Will receive in few days, first rate assortu'
Groceries, which he wlll sell low, and buy at ALI
Flour, Corn Meal, Oats, Flax Seed, &c. for wha
will give the best prices.
Pig and Bar Iron for sale.
JAMES B. RENWlCl
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LYNcHBURG CLOTHING EMPORIUM.

WILL be opened for Exhibition and saloon hurs.
w day Goth Oct Extra Fine, Silk, Plush Vestngs !;
inc Frenc and English Cassimeres; Julien SHIRTS OF
iperior cut and finish with Ruiles-something new.
or, is.Jr, HATCHER. LOCKWOOD & co.
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rs,OpuYsICIANS. -fbe soh-erherwou'd ca
pa,a Medicinal Exiruct- prepared by iilden Co.
NV Ysrk Thpsc extracts are prepared III Ns'u"' ~
ara. enfirrl, pure and rcuble They ars neatly Iu'
la. mrs rneIo.ul in roper boxes Of o sizes from o"
- L. eae pound, (or sale by JOHN Il hhAf ~Oo'
- II. IL
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JESSE T.. HOPklN
MoRGANToN, N. c., June Both, 1853

MoRGANToN, n. c., June 30th 1853
Dir. A e. Bragg g. Col feel it my duty to those of
my fellow beings who afflicted as have cen, add
my testimony the wond rfu effects of your Mustang
Liniment. | was severely attacked in Decembar last
with Rheumatism in its FORM suffering ngct and
day with excrucatng pain for six months being for the
whole time unablet walk step. My right leg
contracted and drawn up that could not put it to
the ground, and my left arm was badly contacted Du
ring the whole time attended by of the mosl
skifu physicians in the pace but they unable to
afford me Iceland finally gave up-pronounced me
ncnrablc, and said | MUST die
Al this critical moment commenced using the Mex
lean Mustang Lmiment, and after using two small bot
ties began to find relief from my sulerngs and after
using seven bottles well US ever was before.
GEORGE GOOD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-11-25

W take great pleasure in recomnen| ing The Mex
lean Mustang Lniment to all our frepds and custom
crs az the best article we have used for Sores
Sprains, or Gads on Horses. We have used it exten
syey, and always electuay. Some OF ourmen have
also used it for severe Bruises and Sores well
Rheumatic Pains and they all say it acts like magic
only say that have abandoned the use of any
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HS1E SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST RE-
specttully to call the attention of the citizens al
lynrhnre aud the adjoining country.to his large and
M snleud id ms -ortmcnt OF B0OfS,SHOES, <Snr1
H CATERS. &c. of his Own MAKE,
~ aul which are WARRANTED or THE BEST QUAIL
~ AND OF SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP.
Persons wishing to have ii good and durable Boot
Shoe Tor the present season. will do well call M,
us am determined 10 please, both regards quality
and price
Don't forget Gull the store three doors above the
franklin Hotel and Immediately opposite the Citacns
Saving Bank. I. /. GRlMALDl.
dec It's
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Silver and Plated Ware.

-. i.aJl,.. threaded nnd plain handler Cup
Butter lnives. Frukniyc.-a Of geoain" Com p'
I,e also the genuine AIhata plated spoon,
Ter zniva.: an excellent afdele plated o''''' ""'
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