Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-17
VIII you Read the Truth 2

A Medicine must have merit and great merilao stand
"a the test OF public opinion. No art Of man can
gaynnise worthless arale TO keep up good
medicine. IT IL be not ren'lv 50.
good medicine will live, be popular, md
tend ito sales year after year. IN spite Of opposition
The pcol lc readily find It's virtues, and the ,me Of
u ON passcs from mouth mouth with rapidly
than newspapers spread Ii. living witness tes-
Tying to the medicine has nade for him l. of far
more service d an any newspaper odvertisng
In prooI of ahai say above, refer sau To
HAMPTON'S vEGETBLE T1NoTuRE and It's eff
fccis Its praise Is In the months of multiiades. The
bcsi men in country give their testimony to its
wonderful cures Among them we nnme Hon. H.
Clay. Hon. Rich. NJ Johnzon, Vice President of tho
United States, with hundreds of oihers. Capt Thomas
Conoi--brolher The celebrated physician Of the
Emperor of Frauce--wns cursd by Il Of disease Of
yeas sinnding aer the skill of all The Doctors OF
Europe and Amerita had faed to cure.
TRUTH Is MIGHTY
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.8aother CUREby HAMPTON TINCTURE;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich the Poor, every ,phere, bear the same
Testimony.
Road The follow ing Certificate ifem "A Lady, endorsed
by Postmaster e. 7. Cnorer
CAros Bnlpoe.
Hampshire county Va March Let, 1854
NJ. H. p. Cooper Dear Sir: Agreeable To Your
quest and my desire to benefit the afflicted here
by cc,y the great relief have received from the
of Hampons Vegetable Imetme
was taken with violent pDipitation, rather fut-
erng AMI trembling of The hearl, Which continued sew
crnl days. il seemed ifmy heart hnd almost forgotten
its office. The family became alarmed and procured
bottle of this valuable Medicine, and beioie had taken
bottle Of this 7'aetare Of Hampioas was en-
tircy relieved.
This Is the third Instance of relief In my famy from
the u.o of this valuable Medicine. Two three years
ngo wns laid uP with liberation Of my ankle. from effect
OF what genefaly called k leg. Ind lost all tnste
and appetite. nhd the sore, wi Oh Some for inches
u and down. and half way arouod my ankle. rejected
'cry effort To heal II until proc red Hampions Veg
rtnl1e Tnrturcono bottle of which restored my health
healed my ankle md am ireer from swelling thnn for
tho last hifgy edrs.
Again me of my daughters very Inv from
dyscntey, aud when abe began sit up her feet
menced swelling which increased every la, and begun
be very pninul-aae ns-d n bottle ol Hnmpfons
Tincture; the pains assuaged the swelling sub
Al ted aud her hcnlih ieiurnedwe kept her legs ban
dngcd with strips Of woolen until her strength returned
have been thus pa tienlnr that others Ter similar
circumstances might be induced to avail themselves OF
this remedy. Yours with respect
ELIzABETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify st ! am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards AMI enn safely recommend the
bo,c statement TO be correct
Il. Z Coosga, Postmaster.
Cnpon BridRe Hampshire county, Va
tB' Delicate L.die i Children will please gisei: a
trial.
Space ull not p,rma 10 name hundreds Of others,
Geo. w. Goodrich Capt. Thos Cnnot Robert Gaut
Jnmrs Smytb, cured Of rheumatism.
John Perval s. A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev, v. Esk-
ridee. u. y. Navy, aud thousands a oih.rs cured ot
Dyspepsia, Scrofua, Cough. Liver Complaint, Bronchi-
tis ST. Vus Dance, NC. We re.er to citizens.
Gail them
A Citizen of the Old Dominion.
Cure of Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Liver Com
plant The Verdict has gone forth! All admit
that "Hamptons' Iinctmre" has no Superior !!
SoorrsyIILE. Albemare Go, Va,
March o8th. 1853 I
Messrs Mortimer 4. Mowbruy ;-Genemen-I hive
been ted for the last eight yeurs with hheuu atism,
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint suffering all the while
With pnins in tho shoulders hip, bar X and side, shift
lnr aide The nier. Pnpltnlpn of the henri