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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-24
sALESAl EN-.


sALESAlEN.
WIN. b. florMss, ofLoxiugion j MORLEY of Rich.
p Is. LAW, of Dunyilo, X. II, FIssEYj
We are receiving This season BY sundry arrivals from
Europe md the Northern Ctef, choico supply Of
SPRING DR. GOODS. which have been purehas-
I'D on tho most favorable terms.
Buycrs will find in stock the handTomest assort-
mont of Fancy Arees for both Ladies' md Gentlemen,
whs tho supply Of St0gc Goods and such articles ns
arc usually found in a Wholesale Store, Will be equal TO
any house IN tho city.
Inviting The merchants Of yirgioin, North Carolna
und Tenncsse TO examine stock we do 80 with do
sire extend the rnde of city with those btatesand
determination price out goods as low as con be ni-
Feb l7--d&r2twria' RICHARDSON g. CO.
suP ORFANT'TO FAKM EKs
Gardeae's. Florists, Ineorpor4,ed Compone'' Man
nJactUes Artizans, P,oJessiona Men, Mechanics anil
oihos-The Pump and Fire Engine
cOmbincd.- Right Secared by United States Le-
'crs-Patcnt.--ALL IsFRIEdEMEErs WILL NJ PRosEcU
TED ny LAW, This IL the most valuable invention OF
the nre; and Without which, manufactures, public edi
fees, hotels md prvne dwellings, are incomplete, anti
comparatively insecure. With this cheap and cfcien.
Fire Engine the Farmer ia perfectly independent of all
muccommoduting insurance companies ea.l can bill
l"nnncc to tie ncendiuTy.
RECOMMENDATIONS
| We hive in use Mr. X. Brittineham Mitchells PUMP
! AND ENGINE and esteem them mo.t valuable APP.
pendugc, groat convenience and an efficient protco
ton nghinsl fire.
| CHARLES MARX, Richmond,
| H. b. TYLER, do
| DIR. ROYSTER, Huguenot Springs
! ARCHER VAUGHAN, Farmvic.
| EDMUND HUBBARD, Buckingham,
| Il. J. GAINES, Chorlottee.
The Pump cnn be in Mt DIR. VIM. s. Morr;s,j
Dusoibs foundry mud many other places in Lynch
burg. all Of whom approve their utility and useful
ness The Pump be seen in RirI nond, ut Wing
office. They warranted r. "ork well for year.
| EY" NOIICE.-AH pers.n- buying o bling tho
above articles, are responsible 20 me for ~
| R.RRfTTINGHAM MITCHELD
| nnrch 22-dts Prop ietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-24

We are receiving this by sunlry arrivals from
Europe md the Northern CitieF, choice supply OF
.SPRING DRY GOODS which have been rurehss-
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Fare through to Fincastle, only..--..--.. . on
. Buchanan, 30
BOYD, EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Aug IG--dEcts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-02-24

ZINC pAiNTS.-White Zinc, Brown Zinc
III White Lead, Linsccd Oil, Tupentine Paint Brush
es and all kinds of Brushes. For by
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

IRA boy, only eIsveu years ofage, Is now
confined Ia the Jennings county jail at YER
nOn, fOg horse stealing.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
The Epidemic at the ssuth-

Our dates by mail from New Orleans
are TO the ed ult. II that city the
mortality from yellow fever created no
excitement, and the Board Of Health
had agreed TO suspend their daily re-
ports a. the close of the week. The
weather on the 22d was remarkable cool
The Picayune says:-Winter clothes
were by no means dc trop-iHdeed, they
were necessary; and our population as
sumed suddenly very grave aud digni-
fied aspect, consequent or the change
from flowing white and other tinted loose
linen garments to suits Of sober brown
and black
At Natchez there had been $40 deaths
up 10 the 2lst ult., commencing July
10. The Howard Association OF New
Orleans have sent to various places on
the river, for physicians and nurses
Quite population passed up on the
Southern Belle, for Grand Gull, Rodney
sc. The quarantine OF goods at Match
ez had been rescinded.
AtJackson, Miss, several cases OF
yellow fever had originated. Many
families had left, and others were prepa-
ring to leave, and the physicians thought
that IL the disease had not already assn.
med the form ofan epidemic II would yet
so prevail.
At Yazoo. the Democra. says: Tn
yellow fever has become an epidemic in
this place, andis doingts work of dew
astatiou all around as. On Monday
night we had three deaths. There were
three deaths on Sunday night ALSO
There are many others sick, some OF
whom we learn are improving. The
disease IL proving very fatal. There are
some thirty or more cases now In tow n.
The authorities oi the town are burn
ing tar, and spreading lime all over the
city, In fact doing all IN their power to
stay its ravuges. Nearly all the families
have left town.
AT Grant Gulf, on the goth, "a were
sick, and there had been 30 or DO deaths.
Many had died Tor want oi good nursing.
All the stores were closed.
At Port Gibson there had been 90
deaths, with aboGt 20 new cases daily.
At Ocean Springs, the epidemic had
begun with much virulence.
At Baton Rouge, 81 cases Of death
FROM leyer were reported up to the 2lst.
AT Plaquemine. the disease was less
violent, aud would probably soon die
out.
At Opelousas, a majority OF the citi-
zens were flying To encampments away
IRON Ihc town, because OF the violence
OF the fever ut Washington, In the same
parish.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
A sister.

81 was drunk once" said young man
to US the other day, "and | shall never
forget il. In company with several 20
vial fellows, was induced to drink pref.
ty freely, and by the time got home, |
knew not scarcely where | was or what
! was doing was put to bed, and how
long laid there | do not know; but
when awoke my sister was sitting be-
side the bed, engaged in sewing. The
moment her eyes tell upon my face, she
burst into flood of tears aud wept as il
her heart would break. Overwhelmed
with shame Tor my conduct, | then
formed resolution that would never
get d unk again; and | have adhered to
1t for some years and mean TO keep IL.
Young man! whoever you may be!
have you sister, better let her see you
IN rags, in Affections path, or even in
deaths Ozark habiliments." than break
her heart by so shameful aud willing an
act OF moral and mental prostitution.
Ard you, sellers OF the "liquid fire oi
helll" did you ever think how many sis
ter's heurtsyou have broken--how many
homes (once happy) made desolate--
how many mothers aud fathers you have
brought with sorrow 10 the grave by
debasing their chid-how many chill
drcn made orphans by your unholy and
God-iordldden traiiiic-how many cul-
prIts owe their fate Immediately to your
hands-how many souls you have caus-
ed 10 merit Divine reprobationl Stop
now, lest your sleep may not be balmy
when
..l,nD.rlon..n .llil, ~. s.I.r .i.... .,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
Tn. Ola .fhe,.,

Deadl and all of his wealth not suffi-
cient to bury him, with proper decency
Died, doubling to the last, poor old gray
head Atheist!
Years ago his home was a palace. -
His daugl tiers were beautiful; his sons
stately and noble. He gloried in his
unbeliei. ellis eyes stood out with
fatness.1 Ii seems hard to the poor
Christians, and one was tempted to say
at is better with the wicked than with
the good"
BY these wet clods; on which the rain
drops dsmally, lies his pine eotiin.-
And the sexton strikes ii with his shov-
ell. and coarse jests prolane the garden
1 of God"
"Poor old Atheist" One daughter
lies broken-heart in an early grave,
One in u foreign land wanders under the
weight OF his curse. The younger son,
the "old mans darling" rots in Jail, the
other died drunken.
All were Atheist, Prosperity kept
them company long. Their ships, sail
ed in safety. Their orchards were never
blighted. Sickness tainted not their
beauty; care and disappointment lett
their hearts alone.
But to-day where are they, with the
wealth and glory OF prosperity!
All! il is true: "The mill OF God
griEds late-but ii grinds to powder.
IRA boy, only elsven years age, Il now
confined Ia the Jennings county jail at YER
nOn, fug horse stealing
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
o,or1,S, cnss,mrres, sa,,nc,,
pnhlie Snlel

Pursuant 10 an order aud decree 81 The Court OF
Common T lvAh OF tulon county, Indiana, Tho uhs
deFsFued, commandments appointed riF mat PUT
pose, viii pfef tf sale nj public hurtiuns oh The
premises, ns The property ~ the heifsot hinAh ",
tucker, deceased, the real estate described ns ni'
lows, ~ the times and upon he following con,
ons i1ndrrd nnd f,rt, seven acres aud half on
the Wesi she of The >, NsqT OF see, 10, w Town,
ship at Range " in The county Of w, ellel 10
he cold on Tuesday The goth day of November
ncNt
The :, r. a., Of Sec ~, Tewnsh ~ le II Range s
IN Johnson coulsiio be sold on FRIDAY lhe rni Hay
OF December most
ihs T., hall oflho \. f.aF. ofase !. ,auailp
= OF Range ono ~ To-, ia ihf eouHff % ffIukilti to
he sol, oll "wednesday the 7th 90 lf'remfpr nnyt,
Tho y, half o The \, N. qf,offe ID nNn-
shin NJ ~ Range 0ue West, also iU H siin
county 10 be sold ou Friday H. OH OF nee, ."heF
neNt,
one hundred and fofiy-hye acres OF land deseri-
bed AZ follows, To VA hog tnlt y ul tuc = r a
ner nfthe n. " a. ~ st on IT, ln iownfa.l. lN
w Range one w. a -. nl' M NnnNt IiH-
ming " 60 on the 'llH q aaia #f- l.IHt N N eHf
Icr thtfepr fhrnfa .HalI fa Nf IS tafHe.|
thcrcr fAst 1850 li q ilcn 'tlenf' aaI %
line o. i4e place 90 D. haluR,knoWi iNe 'eoH'
der TARA 10 o. sold 81 a4i4 81. ,'tfh 40 hre'mpa'
next.
f Sale TO commence alto o 'elo,N Oh caeA " said
days.
One third OF a. purchase money VIII De reaul
red in hand, uHd lac balance In two equal aunrs
insiAlmenis,to be secured BY tie purchaser = prom
isory no les with app roved security waving vnlu
at,n aud aprra iseIneht laws. and Tie pureins
moucH 10 main lien on Tie lad uniii iuii an
IN pay rent.
artLer particulars made known the day o
sale. JOHN L. hURGESS,
GEORGE WILSON, Comm's
soP,emhcr. Is. Iss5--fl-iv,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
Annmnntic Life.

Obituary notices have nearly monop-
oizcd our pen of late. There are few
eras in our history WHICH have been
marked by so many deaths Of prominent
individuals, as the last three months.
In our obituary columns, to-day, will
be found another addition 10 the list OF
remarkable deceased in the death OF
Madam Zulime Gardette. the mother oil
DIR. Gardette. of this City. and of Mrs.
Myra Clark Gaines. She died In this
City, at the residence Of her sou, Dr.
Garlette. at the advanced age Of rs years
This lady was the heroine of that In
tensely interesting rOmince In real lie,
which was developed In the celebrate,
lawsuit OF Mrs. Gaines.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07


Hfines s-d rvmpeseaty n. $. ThoRpson, az
faor sfsTRis % fhe DARK Blue Sea-
Twas calm stiii night,
And The n,oons pale light
shone son DER hill and vale,
when friends, mute with grief,
stood around the deatn-bed
OF my poor, lost lilly Dale.
oh, Lilly, sweet Liliy, dear Inly pal
Nov the Wild rose blossoms
Ger her ll,tls green grave,
Meath tbs trees In tas aowsry vale
Her cheeks that once gIowed
With the ross tint OF health,
BY tbs hani ofdls,ase lad tarasd pale,
And The death damp was on,
The pure white brow
OF my poor, lost Lilly Dale.
OH Lilly, &c.
II co. she said,
ITO the land Of rest,
Andere my strength shall fall
l must tell you WHERE.
Near my own lo,'d home,
You must lay poor LILLY Dale.
Oh. Lilly, &c.
.s'Seaih the chestnut tree,
where The wild nowers grow,
And tho stream ripples forth tho ths va,e,
Where the birds shall MARBLE
Their songsin Spring,
There lay poor LII! Dale.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
The Drunkard ssiiioquising the
Hntmr LAW.


Law THE Maine Liquor Law Is n
mean unjust law. IL take away my lib
erty.
Yes, that Is fact! A mean unjust
law surely.
II takes away my liberty to buy a
drink, and make simpleton OF myself.
wullow in the streets, act like an idiot,
rage and foam like mailman, have the
delri.m tremens, and be tormented by
spiders, dragons and devils. A mean law
indeedl How unjust!
Il takes away my liberty, to buy a
drink, and lie, steal, gamble, cheat and
be cheated, blaspheme, fight, murder
and be murdered, get in the penitentiary,
and be hung as felon. Oh, what a
mean law! oh, how unjust to take away
my libsrtiesl
IL takes away my liberties 10 drink
anu be poor miserable, pennylss house,
less, homeless, friendless, characterless.
handicapped, God forsaken wretch
Surely the Maine Law is the depths Of
meanness, aud hight Of injustice!
IL takes away my liberty to drink and
abuse my family; TO make my children
ashamed oftheir drunken father, to make
them 4, me as they would a savage, to
beat my poor, patient, frightened, suffer-
ing, heart broken wfe-that wife who
loved me SO dearly, and whom before
high Heaven, swore TO protect, love,
and cherish as my own self; tear that
hair once thought so fine, disfgure tina;
face once thought scarcely less fair
than an angels, wiring that heart which
would still shed its blood for mine, and
at last send her, the wife of my youth,
crushed by the great weight Of my cru
city, to an uniimely grave. Oh, | have
a soul, and can | tolerate law which
deprives a man Of such libertv-such
privileges! II takes away my liberty 10
be a drunkard. and 4 nuisance 10 myself
and every one else, and 10 bequeath my
body to a drunkard's grave.ani my soul,
lost spirit To drunkard's hell
Is not the Maine Liquor Law a vile
outrage, upon every sense OF honor and
every principle ofiustice, and a traitor to
the dearest liberties of mani
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

However Anticipated the subloined
sarcasms may be--ior We think We
have encountered them in print before,
they are none the worse Tor their Ion
gevity, and, like an almanac, they viii
serve an extensive district;
"When see young farmer, mechan-
ic, or professional man lounging away
his time in bar-room, OF in places o.
fashionable resort, with a cigar in his
mouth, ! think to myself--you had bet
ter be sculling your own boatl
"When i see young man talking
loudly about government aud gin-cOl.
onels and cogniac--corporaIs and de'
and giving evidence of his knowledge
Of them by abusing the former and FREE
quently tasting the latter, cannot help
saying Ito myselfo of course,)if you have
boat, you had better scull III
"When | see person prying inquisi
lively into the affairs OF others, guessing
atwhat they do not know, aud putting
an unfavorablc construction on the Who'll,
1 ssy-Scull your own boatl
When see farmer at night patch
ingup the fence by the side oil his corn
fields. and hear him the next morning
driving his cattle from the same field
thinks | to myself, his boat won't stay
sculledi
''When see a woman going about
advocating Woman's Rights, with hole,
in the heels Of hei stockings, I eanuol
help.ssying. Madam your boat need,
scaling veymuchl Indeedl
when ! see young man mottgag
ing the whole or part oi his iarm, or 9th
or available property, to get money /,
pay AZ boot IN trading horses, or stake
lost in gaming, 4 feel very certain tina
some one else will soon scull his beat
"And whan see persons making
regular bssiness Of tattling. gossiping
taIe.beering, misunderstanding, baekb
ting. seandalIzIag. delaming and slan
dering their nelghbofs. on every oeea
sion. aud 10 every pesslble manner, I
all such persona, collectively aud geneF
ally, and To each and every one, inaivie
ually and part icularlY, | say, seull you
own hOatt
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
silver Mine Discovered on Lake su-
uerioy.

The Hon. Truman Smith, agent oil
the New York Min ing Company ,of Lake
Superior. announc Is new and i'm por-
tant discovery in the mines longing
to ia Il compsny. The discovery is that
OF rich ore OF silver. Mr.. Smith has
brought specimens To New York, one
OF which yielded At tllc raie OF 56 ounces
OF silver to 100 pounds OF ore; anoth-
er at the rate OF lorty ounces to the loo
pounds.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

Northeast corner OF Fourth asd " aiuutstroets-en-
trance on walnutst. 10 whom an orders mast be
addressed. roTssle ~ sSsni. fthe snisarariilss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
a q rand Argun, ent for tho s.Iquor
law.

Gov. Wright OF Indiana made an cx.
cellent speech TO the crowd (our Vr-
mont State Fair on Wedneslay)
aud Ia the course Of Il paid Vernon,
and It's Liquor Law strong CON
plimsnt. lie had been surprised he said
that among thu thousands assembled ~
that occasion he had not seen one drum,
ken man. In the three, yea four day,
o. the crowd, we saw but one man whC
appeared TO be half seas over w,
heard y only one committed To jai. Tor
drunkenness during the Fair,-and only
Jour eommltlals IN all-yet the pole,
force was strons. ana vigilant. The fact
Is, thatwhen rum Is restrained within
proper bounds, fighting aud rowdylsm are
also restrained. la these respects (al-
though there was too much provocation
ON Friday Tor Irregularities THE Fair has
boen most honorable to the State, and
has given our people the highest reputa'
ton among strangers Tor order and So
briefly Montpelier Waterman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
Spring Importaiions!!
BERRY s. BERRY,

Importers and Jobbcrs. East side
Main street, hctMceu fth ana 9th,
Cincinnati,
Would invite MERCHANTS AND WHOLESALE
BUYERS 90 Inspect their large aud extensive stock
on FANCY GOODS,
AnAPrEn1o THE SPRING Trade.
Our Facilities securing desirable SNlcsand cheap
Goods for customers. are not surpassed by any
House la the West. as We have an experienced buy.
constantly In the Eastern cities. forwarding as
daily such bargains us the market offers In
RIBBONS, FANS
MILLINERY GOODS, PERFUMERY,
EMBsOfDERtES, COMBS.
LACE GOODS, BRUSHES,
HOSIERY q GLOVES, THREAD,
WHITE GOODS. JEWELRY.
HANnKERCHIFFS, buttons.
DRESS TRIMMINGS, ACCORpkoNS,
CUTLERY, VARIETY GOODS, &c
The popular feature Of selling most ofthe Good
at ave pcr cent. advance will bc continued.
To Cash aud approved Short Time Buyerss W
uHer liberal Inducements, 3O-ly
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

ORA Frenchman aud his wife, who
had been into each Others wool for some
time pasl, determined to end their trou.
bles by suicide. The two retired TO a
secluded place on tho Canal 70 carry
their project into execution. The hus.
band plunged In frat. but being a good
swimmer. aud finding tho water very
cold, he popped 10 the top. aud put one
eye out OF water to see how his vile was
weathering tho wind aud tide lie
was enraged At seeing her standing
calmly on shore, manlicallng the great.
est delight at her dellverence from her
husband. |, appears that both OF them,
In the drow ming operation, were acting
In bal faith towards each other.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
Robert T. Thorburn,
JONES. LovETT g. ROBBINS,

Wholesale GrpcrrH * Commission Merchants
No. 90 PEARL STREET. NEAR VINE,
Rp2D-iD-Ar. CINCINNATI
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

(cTThe last case OF "breach OF prom
ise," is that OF Miss Kline against a
Mr. Suydam, widower Of New Jersey,
the injured lady receiving five hundred
dollars damages She proved her case
by female friend, who overheard the
contract through q knot-hole in the
floor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07

DUuHIE Il CO.--imporiers aud dealers "a
~ Clocks. Watches, Jgweiry, and Watoh-Askers
tools. aud r. 'elials.
ConstaI hand an extensive assortment a,
gold and siiv over aud verge Wuirhes cold
and gllt jewery; & I'd, silver and common II 'fip
percussion cil ~ YlsN4 lfs.3Is. flf .Iit la,
scissors, dentists fles, Tor dc. No. J30 Main IT,,
sElcr CommsIcisl Bank Cincinnati Ohio.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
mn. OsGo0D,s 49,
INDIA CH0LAG0GUE,
For the cure of Fever aud Agus, Chill FsvsI
Dumb Agne, inlrfmlllens ana kemliishi w.
vera, Liver Complaint, Jaundlee. enlarge.

For the cure u Fever aud Agus, Chin Fsvsr,
Dumb Ague, inirfmlllenl ana RemIiisht ".
vsrs, Liver Complaint, Js9ndies, enlarge.
Gus bilious Diseases.
THIS Invaluable medicine was prepared ffon
L an extensive practice OF several years In bill.
llous ellmaie, and Il never known 20 niI % ennsg
Fever aud Ague, OF any OF the diseases above
named.
To Rrmhent o. BiRisu, Ftper, II 10 equally
dapted. and should be administered In accord
ance with directions already given.
n should be distinctly understood that the fssis
cholagegHe lsprcpaFed expressly 10 eouniencf he
effects OF the miasmai influence upon the human
system. tits equally eneetnai for the cure o. ga.
HsHs Dlseases Of at kHasS LIVER Comp iafHf, tass-
dice, Dysbrpsia. the various forms OF Indigestion,
and such other affections a. arise nom this morbid
influence as Tor the fevers before enamsrsied.--
BY bearing Ina mind the etieef OF the r~medy, none
can mistake It's application.
For .ggHe Cake, or enlargement OF the Splsns,
n will be found an invaluable remedy.
N-PFrom :. z. Cary, Esq. Counsellor a. Lswste
'"' Cincinnati, Oct, llih. isi,.
Messrs. Sanford & Park-ln June last was ai.
tackled with that most affecting and unpleasant
disease IN, Chill and Fever. Ins pssoSysms 70,
energies had bcen much impaired BY prsyiou
attack ofBllious Fever. Having tried several "a.
vorite remedies without relief, frlendin whom
had confidence recommended Dr. Osgoods indis
Cholagugae. | procured bottle, and followed
the Recommending directions. he consequences
was that had but one paroxysm amer taking ths
fri aose, aud my general health was restored
without uslneahs other medicine. ! dispensed
The romalndcr &C the bottle 10 two other pcrscns
similarly afflicted, aud with the same results. One
ofthem had been shaking for elgh, mo nths, ana
was relieved In two days by the use Of the chois-
rorue. consider Il my duty asii Ia my pleasure.
to recommend t.having the most entire eonhdenee
la Its sunntisc power. -.
~ Yours truly, ST. CARY.
For sale by J. d. PAIN, Clheihnah'
Ohio.
Northeast corner Of Fourth and Walnut streets
entrance on Walnutst.-t1 whom all orders must
be addressed. $3.50 D.,
N W Halle, Bro0ksills, r Brown, Fairfield, IS
Rock nfciar. Cedar Grove, Nys 4 Snow, New
Trenton. q. Iiasson. Mt Carmel. } clemsnts,
Hloomiur Crove. Clifford q Holden, LAUREL fhos
Robinson. New salem, BH larue, Andersgnsills,
\ Harbour. Nashville. I Dlckeron, Vsftsilles,
Beaner. Liberty. 4 Boyd. scpio, = andrsrs,
Duniaprviile, ffaii s. Hughes, Connerssills
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1853-10-07
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81 Yeliars % nnI srr,ensriila

Bhndrest eEged bg the us< 81 Dr. Cayf.ffs Exfrerf
~ Yrifow Dock and xyrsabariiia.
PkIsyIrw, BuTLfR Co.. Pa. June II, 1853.
Mr.. John ID. Park Dear Sirs wish 10 STATE that
your excellent medicine, ssDr. Cuysotis Extrses
ofYelow Dock and Sarsaparilla,n has completely
cured my son, aged seven ysars. OF an ogernvsted
case Of sore eyes. From May an sepismbvr, four
months. he was confined 10 dark room. under the
care oil n skiliful physician. who consulted able
counsel He continued worse for two monfhs,
when he became entirely blind. HIS eyes wers ~
highly ihhamed. and 80 very sensitive that, vhen
cover ed with seven folds OF dark silk, be voa a
scream with pain caused by the light Of candle
He had no appetite--had taken so much powerful
and offensive medicine that could neither COAX
nor force him 10 take more. He vas reduced 70
mere skeleton. aud despalred Of ever restoring
bis sight or health.
About that time. I saw your invslusbls meai-
cine advertised remedy for sore syes canssd
10y scrofua, aud your agent In this place, Jokb
Scott. Esq., recommended II TO me highly.
purchased bottle and gave u 20 my son.
could see but little alteration in him for two or
three weeks, lie then began 10 improve rapidly.
and before he had taken anoflsr bottle his eyes
were completely cured.
fSigned) WIN. G CAMPBELL.
do hereby certify that I am acquainted with
VIM. c. Campbell, and have seen his son xhsn he
was In the condition represented by hEa, nd have
seen him since, and know that he IL now in good
health.
Csisned) JoAsscorr.'