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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07
NOTICE.

NOTICE.-'Ihe friends of Temperance in
AppomattoN are respectfully requested to meet
nj August Court and appoint delegates to the
State Temperance Convention to be held in Lynch
burg ON the Eth August
NV .i-ro
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The work ON the west end ef the Coyington
and Ohio Railroad, will not be suspended, as has
been reported. The Kanawha Republican says:
"Several contractors give public assurance that
they will give employment and good wages for
twelve months to come"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07
Tb, wss- Water Connection

The pubic Will ne disappointed again, "a the
Richmond Enquirer inform us, in the opening of
the Underwater connection on the 9TH of this month
The work has been delayed account of sick
ness among the hands, land other enuses not men
toned; but the Enquirer Is "assured, from II
source which leaves no doubt,that the connection
will be made between this date and the first Of
September" Well we are happy 10 lcnrn thai
there is again mo Doubt" as there was last win
ter,of a very speedy opening Of this important
work. About dozen years ago the appropria-
ton made for it, early construction, aud il
was to have been finished year after year from
that date, until, last winter. an additional nppro-
pration of SEQ, 900 was asked FIR and obtained
on the assurance douby sure that, il would III
May, be all ready 10 admit the passage Of We
tern tonnage 10 Norfolk without drayagc or com.
missions. Bot the work will now be completed
hy the first Of September
The following extract from letter written on
the 2nd INST, at the james River Cement Works.
will show something Of the disappointment con
sequent on the delay in opening the tide water
conneolion,as we'll as the Importance 10 upper Ja-.
River trade Of urging it to an early completion:
There has been Canal Boat (soth unscy.
Capt Johu Wknson,) loaded this day, Wost Of
the Blue Ridge, at the james River Canal Work,
with Hydraulic Cement con signed direct 10 Nor
folk without reshipmcnt at Richmond. This II
the first, and part of II large contract To supply
that market with this Justly celebrated article
which could not have been supplied from NlRGIs=
IA under the old regime" of druyage, wharfage.
storage ratngc, and all ether cages at Richmond
This connection with Underwater is an event
that will be hailed with unhounded satsnc ION hy
all true friends of the prosperity of Virginia giv
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

The great sewing machine controversy be
tween Mcssrs. Howe ano |. NJ Singer X Co. has
at last been settled 10y full license from Howe
iousc his invention in connection with Singer
admirable and nncqunllcd machines, which must
without doubt, greatly increase the already great
demand Tor them. For year past, the manntac-
turcrs, |. NJ. Singer * Co, have been unable to
supply them as fast ms ordered.
We understand Mcssrs. :. X Co.., will mno-
dlatcly prosecute every infringement Of their
nous patents, and ns nearly every other machine
has iutrnged moro or less on them, there will be
"a good time" for the infringers. Those who
have no desire To have trouble in using machines
should procure one of Singers -key- iSeone.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

The Court of Appeals has under consideration
the question as to the power of the magistrates in
a countyfo refuse the granting of license for the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Yellow sulphur SPRINGS. Mon,eon

Yellow Sulphur Springs Montgomery Co, Va
The description and analysis of the Yellow
Sulphur Springs, which will be found under our
advertising head is from the pen of the venerable
Bishop James Madison, formerly President of
William Mary College, and appeared original
~ in the Richmond Enquirer, November Odd,
$50. 1t will he read with interest by those
seeking health or pleasure among the mountains
of Virginia aug 5-w2t
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA.


FNBE nhudal cunr-' OF Lee urrs of this ln,trut on
viii e.mntncr oa Monday. oh October. At the
lcge Boil3in", corner Of Marshal and Cueee sts.,
M contiane Ill TIE 18th If March ensuing.
X. J.. i hatn nan, NJ. ID. Professor of Obstetrics
diseases Of " omen aud Children
Cht~ Bel Gibson NJ. D., Professor of Surgery and
Surgical ANATOMY.
tprer = johnson. NJ. D., Professor of ANTONY
David II. Tarhtr NJ. D.. Professor of Theory and
'rctice oil Medicine.
Martin 7. Scott, NJ. D., Professor Of Chemistry and
harmacy
Rev. R.Weliorl NJ. D Professor . Mucra Medi.
and Therapeutics
+. Blown Sequard, NJ. d Professor the Institute.
tilrdicae ard Meiicn) Jurisprudence.
Arthur +. pcii,ou.. NJ. d Demon. rratar Of \ ,o,,.
The ,ad IS Il rra -t'ai Amt my inn ,e nroso,nted
ivh most tnI lie facilities aud at very trlino ex non
hcmca Lectures regularly given 1T the G J 200
urinary and Richmond Alnlshou,e by some oftlc Pro
.s.Ors,
EXPENSES:
Mnuirtiaten Fee q
Professors Fee Io5
De onstratu'. Fee IA
Nr'"ud'loh fr'' %
he price nj Raurl, including full lights nad scr.
g'- attendance, i>usualiy 8 or S3y PER week;
I"' Cfiai"gnr &c.. cnniaing fell iafnr-1ation con-
rrnne e#l7ztuton viii hr forwarded 10 tbo.c nm
-. . Ion i'll sfc ihr enqa res answered " leitnr.
Address DAVIDI TUCKER5N u
Dean Of Faculty, Redmond Va
nu- : wfln#t '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07
HAMPER SIDNEY COELEs.g.

NC neNl SrssIou u tins InsiiUtion Il 0Ien on
he hrs, Nein' Sd (6th 4ny) of SePteu' or, 1851
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n.
Having terminated legal with fas Howe r
anu procured his ful license invention therr is moi the
sieSt claim That our machines infringe any other patent
he 5i 10 use The machines which have sold and shall
hereafter sell, is unquestiouable. ~
We own zen ust net patents Sewing Machines covering all
He nc pom the invention, all the Of other
manufacturers Infringe patent sec,I-
fns 'hesprlng whereby the CLOTH held to the feeding
apparatus ny Welding pressure is ntrnged by all machines
o" offered IN the market ~ oc WHO buy the inferior and ri
aueai machines hereby 'sincty apI TINT we shall
compel them to pay for ur privilege Of using Them
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CnMni,,,,islIAL.

L.YNenBuRG. Aug. ,, 1904
L,Dehburg wholesale Prices Cnrreh'
.uHRFcIEp EYtRY WEDNESDAY AND sA'o"p
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:, 10

Nh ny ample 'Ias have been proved superior others for
eh anu ai very thin fbricsalso for sewing leather
elue WIN Whked thread ii k-anl for quilting
are also prepared 10 exhibit and sell cmhrolering machines pro-
aulb an ehtrey new and very beautiful result Ma ines of
extra size both shuttle and single thread had for small
uuere'e IN pce. These found be popular Ma
chimes Tor hat binding CARPET bag handles and any
ef leeuihr work' VIII he supplied at short notice.
MaSnnG Needessik Twist poos Three Cord Linen Thread
AMI for sale at all Offices
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

The Fincastle Wing says the Corn III that sec
is suffering very much from the drought
7that if it continues week longer the crop
short at least one half
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

How To GET RIP or RArs.-lrt fcssor Das-
com, OF Oberlin, IN letter to the Ohio Farmer,
says:
"Would il not hc well to call the attention of
Your readers To the ease aud certainty with which
they may he relieved from the annoyance of the
large brown Rat. This impndcnt intruder often
yi,i,o my laboratory nnd other premises. As
thol cnme sngly, take of each, the night af-
ter discover signs of his presence, in this wise:
take half II teaspooliu OF dry flour or Indian
meal on plate or piece of board, and sprinkle
over IT the fraction ct gram of Strychnne. This
Is set in a convenient place, and | inrariaLly
find the cnlprlt near the spot dead in the morn
ms, lhePeeal0r advantage of this POISON is
il rroduccs muscular epasns. which prevent the
animal from reaching his hole 10 pine and decom
pose. 1t is needless to add that such a violent
poison should be used with care"
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07
Ancient and Modem Cholera

The following extract from CELSIUS, cclebra-
ted medical writer of antiquity, concerning the
cholera, mny prove ut this time neither without
interest or instruction. CELSIUS died about the be-
ginning Of the Christian era. aud maintains, even
10 this day,n high reputation among the learned.
The cholera Is disease affecting both the
vomiting and elections These are first like
water, then like liquid in which fresh meat has
been washed, sometimes going throug many and
extreme variations of Cnlor; tht other symptoms
being great imitation, severe chphC, cramp IN the
legs and arms, and excessive thirst. This dis
ense requires, perhaps, moro than any other
speedy administration Of remedies. As soon rs
the symptoms above described, appear, warm wa
ter is to be administered In promote the dis
charge of the morbid matter, and lamentations
are 10 bc applied to the abdomen. As long as
the discharges of crude matter and the thirst con
tnuc, stimulants must be avoided, and the nhb-
ton warm water continued. The cessation of
the vomiting * the first favorable indication; and
the consequent prostratlon Is then to hc dreaded.
This j. to he combntcd by the administration of
gentle stimulant wine, in very small quantities,
diluted with cold water, aud occasionally mixed
with honey, and ingredients of a similar charac-
ter If the oAtremitcs are cold, they are to be
rubbed with warm oil, While the pain in the
bowels continues, resort must he had to cupping
or mustard plastcrs." We hayo not pretended
To trauscrlbe the whole passage but hive copied
sufficient 10 show that the cholera itself rs well
tie principles on which il should be treated,
were not unknown eighteen hundred years ago.
u ash. Sen.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

fourteen delegates have been appointed from
Lewithorg. to attend the State Temperance Con
vcn,ian.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

The Savannah (Ga) Republican learns that
there are, at the present time, only eight students
Ut ! ale College from the Southern Suites.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

There are between six and seven hundred
persons now at the White sulphur, and about
four hundred at the Roekbridge Alum Springs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

Mr. Inlly Mckinney, of Jefferson county,
committed suicide on Monday week, whilst in II
state Of mental arrangement.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07
Singers Sewing Machines.
REASON Abe PRICES

~ men are The only Sewing Machines any utility which
- le used without MAKING THE OWNER LIABLE
- II Tor D I.ut.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-07

teARY MESSENGER, for
I'D. Among its other in
here is an editorial letter
Eich is worthy of the writer.
- It's table:
- Cplleges-Editorial Letter
Lever about Dickens and
1,eaf from fdleiand-The Old
AMore of John Ruric-The
lxrfnK alley and the Beautiful
- -vei. not found in the
~ Dor Heart The Trial
piGhtELavinia -To
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
JEPRIBLE COLLISION At THE JUNCTION
THE ENGINES T0TAL WRECKS.

A collision occurred the junction short distance
.hno waterford last evening about clock, between
the saratoga down freight train and the up tran
which le this city on the Northern Railroad at >: 20 NJ
The engine belonging to the freight train badly dan
AGED and was Sc. completely upon one end The ioeoo
five belonging TO the Albany train was not so oady IN
iured as we are informed by of the railroad employees
and tina, il soon after up far as Eagle Bdge.
We are also informed that the cars were damaged ou
N M considerable extent. Phe intelligence received ID
yery contradictory 10 the damage done; 49,.
II is also said that loss Of life ensued whicH we are
under good headway and rather all inconsistent con-
clusion tina. no lives were lost: ,,,, -.
The down passenger train which should nave oeen her
at O'Clock, did not reach the cry uh' hapA'' ~
evening. ,,,. eo,, ,he ,-aek and
part of its locomotive thrown INTO an adacen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12

the,;c race. Thedficulty is to nominate success
o,s for the 90 called Christians are viler thaa the
Turks, not possessing the redeemng qualities-dIgnty
and patriotism-so tia; twould be exercising black
eat into devil An old Osmsnlee, WIN fer mh.te
beard flowing robes, and placid isce Innanhs NJ &
b,cro and proeaiming. LET the iDhdel work has
Wills IN trust in my Cod" may excite ones pity,
but God don't wi stsgnation and azness IN anybody
The whole of the Turks and Leyantines are not worm
the paper wasted upon them during the Past year.
The mixture of Crcassian blood ought to redeem the
but does not They all e invariably cheat, and some
tines steal Say what they will OF the advances OF
civilization here there's nothing to be hoped for from
the people.
I must draw to close; Lot, however, without
adding that in SMYRNA l smoked my FIRST NargsH IN
the cafe where the koszta row took place. The two
Austrian frigaes still lay in tie hsrbor aud laughed
IN see them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
Nrw11ork pailp Grihnnfv
NEW PUBLICi 1YDN rs.

TIE ELEAENrs " AGRIcUL RE, 4 Hoor TOs Yssl-
ie1soI-.- s. roScr z wAElxs y. Aap.sis- 20
This i. the work OF young student and farmer
living in the eighborhood of our City. iti' i<mo
Of o5 pages which begias By showing cow Plants are
formed by the aetiou of heat light aud moisture on
the earth and the germs OF vitality therein EMBODIED
how the Atmosphere is composed. and what ls us
Office in promoting yegeia,on-how Soils are ormed
of what materials and by what means theIr eharac-
ter is or may be modified adyaDtsgeoasly or Preji-
dcislly to the production Of Pants-the nature OF
Mspures or Fertilizers, with the means OF increasing
and improving them-the science OF Cultivation, in
which is involved Draining. Sab-soiing Irrigation
Muehing. &c, dc. The book concludes with some
very valuable tables showing the chemical compost
ten of various Grains and Grasses IS also OF toe
various compound Minerals. (suphates. Carbona'es
Phosphates &c likewise of the various Fertilizers
the whole forming the best introduction to the science
Of Farming ever yet printed. No uncommon word is
used unnecessarily, and whenever used such word Is
clearly explained. that the most obstinate dunder
head can hardly be!og himself with Oxygen, Hydro
gen. Nitrstes and Proxmates, even though iully de-
termned 90 20 co. And we defy man o. boy who can
read the plainest English to through this little
volume without gaining from it clearer, moro con
si.tent more exalted idea of Agriculture as pursuit
as well as a science, than be previously entertained
This, though erninently practical is not book OF
Practice. 1t does not undertake to tell any reader
when to plant bis beans or how TO bush his tomatoes
Its aim is 10 enghten its readers with regard TO the
principles and primary truths which underlie the
whole economy of Vegetation, and then invite him 20
apply these principles under the guidance OF his own
intelligence and natural sagaoity. We erventy wish
it could speedily find place not only in every school
library but in every cottage in the land; for we are
sure its perusal would make farmers of many who are
now sweltering and starving in cities, and good
farm re of more who now affecting the SOIL only
because they must do or famish. Mr. Waring book
il einineny calculated to diiuse love as well as
knowledge of Agriculturea desire to excel in 1t as
well as content TO live by it-and we heartily CON-
mend il to general favor, as likely to add more than
any canal or railroad TO the thrift and wealth OF our
cOultrymen,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12
INVESTMENTS AT THE SOUTH

From he LOsstue Denserai AZ , s.,v
r,eur-SyyFpu SHoIs-OsE MAS SkRIoC,Lf
vnrxnrn AN ANOTHER HURI.-On Saturday alghi,
,hort 10 o'clock fight occurred on the wnar between
r. D. Condor gentleman By the name OF "a - go
Irisbmen The parties clnched and tusseed ior sons
me we earnfour pistol shots fred-snd the CROWD
nterfered and separated the eombattants MucdI! n
rr b.lls LODGED IN his person two in one leg aud Two M
the THIGH of the other ranging up and te oshei eo"H
II ia that he will recover although he wounds az
xs-, najnful Mr. Condor hurt on the head sIshu!'
NoRr SgooTIS6-An affray occurred al snider Couv.
pousa on the corner Of Jcferson and "enzei-s's on
SATURDAY. evening in which lrishman named Jno Mn
Ss rs. hot and dangerously wounded. A short time
haiore he was shot he quarrehng WIN Two Een
named Tom Selvsgs ana Hers. W alker but II Is hot
tnaun that either OF them shot HIM. ihey were no,
,,,cs,ed We are informed by Dr. Bell tha the Wounde'
man will probably recover
uorp,rrr NrRpER-Tbe body of a man named John
pee5 WIS found on the Portland Plank saturday
oning near Fifteenthsi with his throat cut IRON ear
20 e,r There were several other wounds on tne DOey.
Az ;rrs, was held The deceased was from lntians bat
81 beer Twin. in this city for several years II NOT
anovn who the perpetrators Of The murder are
Dpr,nvrt AccIpESr.-1Ye TfroeEaes Ga-etfe gives
~ a,t;crlars of dreadful accident which occurred by
,be rnsetpg OF hack running between that place anu
Ire Hsute al abou; II o'clock on Monday nisht last
about mile from Vincennes' -. n ID p-;..h
There were nine in the hack 81 the tune NJ H. frilSn-
,l LADY Of Cincinnati on visit e. their trends IN nr
issa IT. Raw and child Of TerTe Hauie, ~ route iof
E,sanvile. German and German gui Of tnis county
en- Ir;.hman Ed Ballard, OF this place, anu M. oies
diver Billiard was severely INJURED anu leAs "sse GO
.arsd that ne would survive, bu 81 prtSeni ne tp
-, 10 be- recovering; Mr.. fs.ichard had ms zen snoiler
f;slocned ana Otherwise orusedi MIS- nay H1a NC
anu. sr6 hard considerably lrJ.'-u'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12

WHY PEOPLE STAY HoxE THIS sCaNER.-We clip the
following spicy and from The Spring
field Republican,
"The tide of pleasuretravel flows lazy this season
ore DER cent month. Relaxed bowels and q frightened
pure keep people home Those who are not afraid OF
the cholera are afraid Of their creditors, and those who
can look the latter boldly in the face and slap their hands
coursgeously on well filed wallet 90 into tremors over
green appe and shake their heads solemny ~ they put
their hands mplonngly the lower abdomen. 80 De.
the supeabubdahoe Of bowels Of impasson in the phys
cal system, a good many people to whom home
stranger in July and August are successfully noidhg
Happy for them il is co. Lucky il health and immunity
are 80 easily purchased. Let them add ccntsnssa ip
and they will Of Joys in the quiet .o% d".s
r,car and Ia the cribbed cabined confined quarters OF
afs.b;a,s 6le motel at fashionable resort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-12

,.-...o.,r, sxoRss.--On Thursday lsst, the central
~ ~ .hont Newark Columbus Lancaster &C.,
%ss swep, over BY tornado which in many sections We.
very 70 properly in te.n sna eouay A H.s
Ian hn.es fsuces &c. The damage done the Method
~ Church and the jail alone is considerable and that done
other property ncalculsble The roof on the jail ws
100 and carried distance OF forty fifty yards anc
txo-.tory building Main-st. was almost leveled y
the erousd. Fortunately the latter was unoccup
Trees fifteen inches in diameter, were blown upby
destroyed or somewhat damaged. Windows In ev
direction were completely demolished. Three house y
TIE norfhw part Of the city also blown down. W.
three cows were blown OF the canal bridge, killing on "
them almost instantly.
AT Paramount, Va, some fifty miles east OF WneeI
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad tornado was :, u
SCR, on Ten MISUNDERSTANDING two churcbes--and ~.
Of forest near ,he town like whes, falling by the
81 kle The country all around for many mes, "
severely. l'ins'hh7' '"1
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ceqal Notices.


IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate OF
County Of Es.ics hs1sby ven TO 4. Psrsoo
HAVING Claims sssinst RUSSELL H. NEvISs late OF the Cy Of
deceased prsnt the With Vouchers thereof 70
he splscrber at bis ofss MsrchAa1 Rsehsass Wsis
a. civ of New before the seventh day Of Feeezy
ne.t Dated Nsw.YoIk the ih day Of Aasyss isst. So.
aus lswemS pANIp n. " iI,S, l.-se.o-.
TN PURSUANCE Of an erier OF the Surrogate OF the
ctv A. NevYrk aoes hereby given to al pe.sns hsyins
80. .ssip,t DAVID w PRICE late OF the CITY OF Ne~te
800, Ssr..sed tae Arss "a .cuL:n hsreoi
a. hi. ONCE No i34 Esi brosdvsy IN me oW
on OF before the twenty eighth ay o. mex
D.sS NswYsrk, the iSsny sss DAY 2, NAY oa,r
,-sns. ELIZABETH J. PRICE. Aanini,irsiIiI
IN PITRsCANCE OF an order of the SURROGATE OF tae
80 ~ Nav York po,ics hereby svea 20 81 ieI'Ss ns
. 49,, WILLIAM y. lDE, late OF Monroe .s
~ ssessa 10 present the same wsa vone - I, ss
~ =, ~ s.srs OF Bsrnes Co, NO d ~ ~
s ~, yoi on OF before the thld day o. Oeoo'
psieS Nsw-Yssi ,he thirty sIss day Q, NM nv ,u,,.,o
. swsprs $500 -. II
TN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the surross,e VI
S,vYo.i A., Is hereby given al PeFsoa, h.vi9s Is ~
s,.iss JAMES FITZPATRICK, sse Of tie Cty %
ess,ed 20 With vouchers nsleo ya ~
Al her ssaence No shBrootsrst IN ta Guy =. ~.
before the twslhh day of oetobs. nsst-p.'s' Ne"i
~ IS az, S jULIA1 FITZPATRICK AaTl..iI.r1
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the surrogate ~
IN. County Of SswYoIk. notice 10 hereby u,en 20 40
bx,aS claims against JOANNA WALKER lsse Of the Wy u
Yors dcces.ed TIE with t1sFeS. M WI
500 IN he CITY NeyYork before the h day oil 'sne
-.',, In..s Eew-York, The 2th Aay Of yuoe 1904
w 49, FREDERICK KENANBLl. }Trecrtors
~, lrr6Gs MksAf"A VASpEWI-EA'}
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T n sFAMILY MEDIcNEs.-FEvER

~ ana fGAAfXFRsiTY Of FREE MEDICINE and POPULAR
KNowLEDGE chartered by the st,ts Of Penpsyv,ns ap
eSS mainly 70 arrest evils Of spurious nosu Also P1
the iubic with reliable remedies where the best Ineaet
cannot will not be employed hayIns pxrcns,a 'A7
remedy, ROWAND's UNIV aiiAh .as' .,-. n,
lie fIs and only known o; "enty yeas as me ee,Ia ee o
Wee and Acue and knd;ed COMPLAINTS eonhdey Eesone''
n 10 the patronage OF the afflicted. - ,c,;,
TIE above Institution likewise recommends ioT Boaei ConPA
or Cholera, -., -,.,,-, m ~, ,cvprp,y moon
And time will furnish It's own remedy Tor every ~
saD be safely treated in this way. ,, , rou,,xn un
By order Of the Trustees JUN hp ph,n1.. Al IA.
President of the University ana mead OF 'ne
partment, Philadelphia ~, -e.A s.o,,S,, Pb,,s.lns.
Home Dspenssy and Office No 9, south See9a a3 v