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AGRICULTURAL GEOLOGY.
by JOSIAH HoI.BRook.
No. yl.-LrME FORMATIONS.

No. NI.-LIME FORMATIONS.
Lime formations are more ates than tder. 'ar-
bolatcs are most abundant, various, aud useful
frequently very beautiful. Common Limestone
uf different textures and eolors, most, pefht pa
all, the marbles, chalk. and crystals, OF various
form. aud huer, are the carbonates Of lime u
bout fort -fpur parts carbolic acid, nnd hfty -siA
quick iinl.-oXides of calcium.
Next Ia the curbonates of lime, sulphates are
most abundant aud useful. Comm n gypsum. II
powerful manure nlhbaster, much used Tor orna-
ments under u beautiful polish, crystals # con
siderable sari, ~ and beauty, are the sulphates
of lime.
fluate of lime i another calcareous formation.
1t l. known rs flour spar, also Derbyshife spar.
1t receives "a tine polish, when it Is used for varl-
Gus ornamental purposes. From the fua.e of
lime fiuorie acid II detained, which has the pow
or OF acting on glass. BY covering any piece OF
glts, with a thin coat of wax, then drawing
Through the wax letters or any figures, and eA-
posing the glass to iuoric acid, etching Is pro
dUced ON the glnss. The fiuoric acid is set free
irotn the lime by charging il with s~ulphuric acid.
Nitrate of lime, though not common, is found
in some considerable deposits. 1t has been sup
posed ilat it would furnish o good material for
producing the oxygen gus for the calcium light.
Bones are the phosphate of me. Chloride OF
lime il "A manufactured article, formed by expo
sing lime To chlorine. 1t was first manufactured
SOM, forty years since, and L. now "A mort it-
portant article in the manufacture of cotton fab
ries. 1t has great bleaching powers.
Every child knows that lime formations, cspe-
CHILLY cnrtlonates and sulphates, are alike essen
inl Tor the purl ose Of agriculture and arehitcc
ture. They are essential to the greatest fertility
Of soils. by IA proper mixture of quartz and Tel
spar, or sand, clay and lime, a soil becomes per-
mancntly fertile. The three may be considered
the essential elements Of soils, though sand and
clay, without The presence of lime. produces veg
citation. Roth the ~sulphate and the phosphate of
lime probably net more as temporary stimu
lants OF vegetation than as essential ingredients
in soils.
by taking n review of the ideS and dtes already
presented, n fo. ming the elements Of mountains,
rocks and soils, no one can well fail ofbcing struck
with the simplicity, beauty, and practical utility
of geology and chemistry, AZ Mt the very founda-
ton OF the most practical knowledge, of course
peculiarly fitted for the very 'ilrst lessons
both in schools aud families.
EXPERIMENr.-By implying the thumb nail and
the point al "A knife 10 the different lime lorna
tions, especially the carbonatcs and sulphates,
it may he found which give 10 the former, and
whether all yield to the latter. Their hardness,
compared With euch other, also with f l,par and
quartz, and other minerals, may thus be ascer-
tanned.
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ONGRESS-TuEsDAy.

SrNArE.-lhe President pro tenn. laid before
the Sennte Il report from the War Department.
communicating Information in relation To the inn
provement of the Arkansas river.
MIR. Footc introduced n bill to incorporate the
National Pacific Railroad Company.
A bill to increase the compensation of certain
clerks employed in the various departments of
the governments. was considered aud passed.
The Nebraska bin was taken NV and, after
some debate. II was postponed until Friday next.
After "A short executive session, the Senate adj
iourncd.
House OF REpREsENTATIVEs.-After some I'M
important reports from the committees had been
introduced, MIR. ri, hardson, from the Committee
on Territories, reported II bill to organize the
Territories of Nebraska and Kansas. Mr.. Eng
l,sh, of the same committee. introduced n MINOR
itv report of his own to amcud the same. Mr..
Dcane gave notice of his intenti, IN /. move an
amendment to the 18th section, providing that
nothing in the bill should be construc to legal.
ize or establish slavery within either of the said
Territories. The hill and amendment were re-
fcrred TO the Committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union. MIR. Odds reported a hill making
the obstruction OF the mails on railroads IA INSIDE
m amor, which was referred to the Committee of
the Whole. The House then went into commit
Tee On the deficiency bill, which gave rise To con-
siderable debate under the five minute rule
The bill was not disposed of when the committee
rose, and the housc adjourned.
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OBITUARY.

Departed this life, at the residence of Col.
d. Aunspaugh, in this place, ELIZABETH JANE,
eldest daughter of }. l.. Il. Atkins, in the 18th
yea. &C her ape.
We are not the advocates uf tho too common
practice of indiscriminately eulogizing the
dead, but when the young, the lovely, and the
good are summoned by the relentless destroyer,
from the social circle which their virtues adorn-
ed, il is meet that we should pay n fitting tribute
to their memory. Modest in her department,
affahle and engaging in her manners, kind and
uifectionate toward, all-tbe subject of llis no
tiee possessed those amiable traits of character
which rarely failed to couciliate the good will and
esteem of those with whom she was in habits of
frequent intercourse, and which had surrounded
her with II rye enc Gle of warm and devoted
tr ends, whosc tears now minglc with those of her
bereavcd relatives IN mourning for the :" loved
and tie lost one-hut they mourn not as those
without hope. About five weeks before her death
she was happily converted 10 God, through faith
in the atoning merits of the Lord and Savior Je-
sus ~Christ-whom, though she had not seen, she
loved, and in whom, though now she saw him not,
yet bel cying, she reioiccd with a joy unspcaka-
bile aud full of glory.-Bedjord Sentinel.
Died. on Sunday evening. the Goth of January,
PIERRE, infant son of ;. ID. and Mary NJ. Rum
boush, aged VI months and II days.
"Suiior little children To come unto me, and
forbid them not, for of such is the Kingdom of
Heaven.
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FoR THE NIRGINlAN.
Railroad Meeting In Franklin.

A large and respectable portion of the citizens
of Franklin assembled nj Union Hall. ON Satur-
day 2Sth January, 10 take into consideration the
p%roprioty at the extension of the Charter of the
Dmvillc and Richmond Railroad, granted ut "A
late session of the Legislature, 10 commence at
the termination III the present charter, and Ia
intersect tn" Tennessee" itnnd a. some convenient
punt, near Sulem-thcrchy making a connectiI q
link with the Tennessee aud Richmond Il I'd Dun
VII c Road, passing through the southern part of
Franklin county.
On motion, Thomas A.. odineal was called to
the Chair, and jas. {. Anderson appointed Sec.
Rotary.
The Chairman the proceeded to explain the
object of the meeting in n few appropriate re-
marks on the subject of railroads in gen raj, and
tn great good that must necessarily accrue to
the citizens of this county in particular by such
extension. That il was not only practicable that
all the stock should be taken, but that it was pos
rihle, from the fact that the people of this coun
ty were unanimously in favor of this sprojcc'; md
the lively iaterest manifested by all ellr.v
showed the signs of the times in regard to works
of internal improvements.
Whcreupon the following resolutions were a
dopted, expressive of the views of the meeting
R.SOired, That a committee of twenty five
delegates be appointed to attended the Railroad
meeting To convene at Rocky Mount. on the lSt
"nday IN February, for the purpose of confer
ring upon the pfoposcd connection. and for tn.
mig active measures to carry out the projcct.
ReSoiued, That a committee of three be nm.
pointed To draw up "A petition paving the Legs
lature for "a grant of the extension of said char
r, when Messrs. :. d. English, Benjamin Will
llams and j. C.. Anderson, were appointed said
cunmi tee.
Resoiued. That the proceedings If this meet
ing be forwarded Ia the Editor of the Lvnchhur,
~Nirginian, with II request 10 copy the same.
The meeting then adjourned.
THO. A. 0DINE Il, Charm.
j.. G. ANDERSON, Sec'ry,
Virginia six per cent. bondS o flSS6, are quo
ted in the latest London reports, per Asia at gJ.
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DR. BRAINrRp lectrrcd Thursday evening. ut
the Methodist Protestant Church, on the subject
of s'ght-the form, dn ,ases, Gu -, Nc.. Of the
eye, and performed t"me very sleces,iul aud re-
mafkalle experiments at it, close, giving almost
instantaneous reliei 10 II number OF crsons tn-
ken from the audience, who were suffering from
dimness, or rhortneSs OF visi m-intoloraner of
light, &c. &c. lie remains in l.ynchhurg only
to-day, Those wishing 10 consult him will fluid
him at the Norvcll House.
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AfIray IN Beef

We understand from passengers on the train
last e%vcningthat an aifrHy Of II ser.o.- character
oeearr Mt Liberty Depot, a. thu c r. left that
place, betwtcn Dr. 4. Hav>er aud Mr.. ". o.
1oodc, both Of Bedford County. The ears had
storted and w'rc lori, or fifty step. from lie de-
pol when, u rcneon'rc ieok plaec aud. II shot
wiz fired 10y one Of The parties. A. the trim
made no st'p, it il not Known by which Of the
p rtie- tie stot wa mad, or wlai, il Any, dam
ngr Wa Zone h, il.
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sANroRt's CLOSING E~NTElTAINMrNr fakes
place To night. In addition u II fine programme,
il will he seen that II number of ,alnahleprizcs will
be- presented to the audience. Of course there
will be- "a squceze '-and the best chance for n
seat Is 10 20 early.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The Funeral sermon oil the late Mrs. SARAH
NJ. JENNINGS will be preached by the Rev. Jno.
Edwards, at the 18th Street Methodist Church,
this morning, AT II o'clock.
Iphrunry 9TH
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NOTICES.

10 The pubic M duliy he. oning utter .ali.fcd Of
The ntcr,ts ni Enrnrrsoh's Am rio IN Hair Rcsrnrat We.
aud thu de nnnd ia trrascs. Try 1t for lntdnr>. or tall
Ing hair Prize s 00-in large bottles.
Snrd b, d. II LA IMAM, Lyl Chung.
TaI, 1-1V
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Sale Of Stocks,
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
TNIIE firm Of DiiLAhD x STuART wa, lbs d
l. Dissolved by mutual Guns. Mt All prr.uns h,ya
claims against the concern will rresent Them Tor semi
ment, aud those inlrbied will rlta,e cull aud .et
iileir nrrnnnis withnnt delay. H. u j. Necessary Ia .ur
the busiue : of the concern Is socn IL Possible. T
nama Of the f.m will onl, lac u,ed in e set.lencnt
The same. WILLIAM 3. DILLARD
JANE STUART.
January 2Gth-l3m
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HAVlNG REMONED into heir splenId nv
IL aHl rlo1se. enrrtaees M III Market. AID M.
Il Nutth Front Street, az opening for thu Spring AS
sprtni.tt a.
Silk and Fancy Goods,
4 Mt far exirtt aud vuriei, " II sur ns. any stock ever
,fI-rsd IN thnt market L lcrine intn rhtir rev Starr.
which il \ OF THE LARGEST IN AMERICA.
with - business al an unhl.ual nnount already g ta,iisi-
ed, a.d irt"uding largely / iucIrn e it, especial Y with
iu-e VIII bus FOR CASH, and believing that he fan
et system j Job my ,.nl> l. IL thvn
UNIFORM PRICES,
tian ~ po,-i,i, be afforded where long credits ae
liy, IT,
Uuder their Cash aud Shut Credit System the ne
rr.-i yiol 81 argi.ls lHrge profits does not 'xi-i, and Y sell
iing tieiI g"od< nj very small advance ON the tnrrign
Cn.t,raty meiu To nak. II tie interest % every Judge of
cnol., ohuy upon lie ial"~ing
TERMS:
Can Buyers WI Il rcc,lvr Il d scount of Six per cent
i Ne nnn be- paid in par funds, within 10 days from
,Intr Of bill
incur, ut money will snly be tnhcn at its market
value an the LAY It i received.
To nerclnnts al undoult"d standing a credit of SIX
mhtths vii be- given ii desired.
Where nancy j. lrmiicl in advance % maturity. n
discount mt the rate oil Twelve pr C., mt, per annum
y ia be allowed
Tie, ask from merchants visiting the Eastern cities
the favor ot mn examination nf heir stock, being satiS
fed thai they will lie convinced that il is MI for their
interest Ia ray the lnrse profits that are absolutely essen
rinI to tho~" VII, give long creditt.
- NJ. l.. HALLnwELL, A w. Little.
JAMES 1RAQuAtR, L. w. SWEENEY,
j. l. iALLGwELL, L. Il. HuTcHtNsoS.
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NALsABLE BUILDING LOV,

Y n ns'N. LOFs A
lS 4 nj - O'Clock. NJ. utnn the irrmis, IL. '
sighed, netting under tho unihoiity Il - ii. c,,.
Amherst eounly cenrt. in the suit at "Fnir p, A..
and wife, ", rr.a oulced IN the 18Th + J,I. y
will proceed Ia sci ut Pul,li, aurlion "a AcRfS1
LAND, iNing II tie county al Aml,r.i. ipn,di.
opposite III" South side D., pct. 4 survey md ,a''
iln' hand will be- exhibited at ihr -nl.. md !, IN, ~"
yiied into lots 10 SUI Ibp p srriAsers
jERMs:-UPon d credil al Xix md twelve mi
taking nego iable par n satisfactorily cudnr.ed.
dee 30 2tawl27jan W. R1ROANE. c.,
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Virginia six per cent. bonds of 1855, are quo
ted in the latest London reports, per Asia at %
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I INsEED 0sL~Iha,h~ liz 80 nj r., ,s ed
- t' sale ~ i. I. SACkElI.
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REMOVAL a CHANGE.
IMNENS d ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Morris L. HalloWell & Co.,
PHILADELPHIA

.EAVlNG REMOVED into 'hrir eplenl d nv
4 WA rnoIse. eArraeees Nn=1E Market. AID M.
Il Nutth front Street, NE opening for the Spring as
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nrsIcK AND AFFLIoTEp. .cn-

TllE most safe aud certain remedy ever known to the
world for lie cure Of obstinate laughs, Colds asthma,
brochitis, blood spllng, liver complaint, whoopins
cough, Group, eklsar rising in the throat nervous dc.
by, pains In The side or breast, bioken consultation,
from the abuse OF ealome aud other causes, lie DOCTOR
sWAYNBS, COMPOUND SYRUP az wild CHER
RY AID consumption, alter has reached state, aud as
suned carScier hitherto considered lncurable yields
without struggle 10 this great Original wild Cherry pIe-
patatIOn. RsRlbmher=tho great otlghaI Wild Cherry
peraaon and the only compound prepared by REGULAR
py slcan is manufactured under the immediate care OF
DR., SlEIYNR, Sthls Laboratory, No. North Seventh
II. above Market, Philadelphia. ss
Tor sait 6y--DR. JANIS hAKERi KELLS & CALb-
WILL, aud PATTERs0N& Co Wheeling, FLEMING
BRos., rittsbhgh, HURDSALL & Co., oinciInatii
and by dealers generally. Senis
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prolessor NIOrne'a
,,v,uorn.inS Ei,xIr or Cordial

InyIgorntinE RlixIr or Cordial.
This most terrible oil all bodily complaints are those
which Affect lie Integrity oil :Ho Ielleet dspoanSt to
mosrouS hnofes Alternatives OF gloom ndexeltemenl
%, ,yorse Hahll profound. unyArSDs dePresson' DIE
easos Or ID, nervous systenS Of Tho digestive organ
creole tese sad conditions Of lie minds bpi happily, IN
Dr. Morse's vigura,g EliXlr wc have pfspsralIon
Tia Iemnyes bolt cause and effect BY rsylrS the DOR
maui mowers of The stomach, bacng tic nerves 10
LealthhrienSuu, sJdlecSps stoneei The nen'ali
toms.
The Cordial sput up, highly Ginrlnt bot
ties Price three dollars per bottle, two for Ave dollars
six forttyelyodollars. o. II. RING, PrePrittot,
100 broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout tho United States, oOnAda'
and tue West mules. i.'"..sf -tt..., IS.
AEents,-wnpgLlxo-K KILLS &'CALDIpELI.y ~ 81
CISolxSNrt--D. H. MEAHINIS.
UH-Ree advertisement. Htai4ar jyl7
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Yours with '''GEsiiiI2 ADxrn EDWARDS.
HEALTH RESTORED.

Cure Of Nervous Debility, Lungs, Sc.-Onc0rd
mGrch Of HdmpiOn's Vegetable T'ineture.
DAL1IHORE, March 81, 1851
MeSSrs. Mortimer & MOwbTHy--I, enilemeni wish IN
inlon YOU OF tho benefit have derived nom tie use OF
DR. HamplOnS Vegetable Tnolure. .u
Prom my earliest TccolecIiOns, scarcely over emo! ed
4 days health. For lumber OF yeuSl was under tue
treatment the most sktliu plysCiAMsUi ibis city. NY
disease was pronounced by th0v6r complaint and dys'
eusia, with an ELECTION OF tile nerves Lnd lungs de-
lived very litils II any, beneft from their Treatment.
also tried various remedies all highly recommended, 10
no Cod effect My health continued 10 fail until Septem
ber last, wien my mind became seriously afeetedi my
memory IAet great weakness, laintig IT'S aud Could
was entirely uteless TO my Hmy, Just about this tin c
ITiSld procured fol- bottle OF this valuable Tine
ture Il had most powerful effect upon me, In tic res
tOIGtlOm my helli and alter takrg thee bottles,
10 my great Joy can say my Leah Is perfectly restored,
appetite good, and now enjoy better health than ever
have at any previous time during my whole lie, oil Ol
which eau safely aSclibe 10 the use OF this most volt
deTIuI medicine.
Yours, truly MARY A RIGGS,
219S, pach street
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sppoIAh NoTIo ns.
HAMPT0Nls vEGETABLB TlNOTURR,

we strongest of the good effects Of
iks piorbls ilarrhea, and diseases
d te bowels cidtnt to this season. II inysorAtes tho
ston3s, aa bowes and renders the system great as
ssGee IeoinballRg the HrpoSch Of Indeed oil forms Of
l,,lsssso, soiL,iiy II. II. LOGAN q Co.
General Agents.
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rnMovAL.

NAVE removed my wholesale stock OF nHY GOODS
AND NOTIONS, TO tile new four story brick building,
No. III, Mmim street, Aa'
west side, between Monroe ard Uulou streets, wnere
win he prepared win al carry and extensive spring
Stock direct fnii importers and manufacturers, which
wOald lie pleased To have my cd friends and customers
to cell AMI examine. La ...t..H. vi. ors.T
Ieb4 wM. II. SELBY.
UE"J q. cSj VIII be found at the above estabIsiI'
mlcut, where he awaits Ills old miouiS.
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Creeping Things.

Let me put spider into lady's hand. She Is
sghast. She shreks. The mostly ugly thing
Madame. the spider Is perhaps shocked at youI
Brussels laces, and although you may be the most
exquisite painter living, the spider has right Ia
laugh oil your coarse dauUs ss she runs over Them
Just show her your crochet work when you shrek
at her. "Have you spent half your days" the
spider. il she be- spieful, msy remark, shave you
spent half you days on these clumsy anti macGss-
his and these ottoman covers 4 Ny dear lady, il
that yourwebl If lwere big enough mighlwith
reason drop You and cry out OF you. Let me but
spend day with you and bring my work. have
four little bags Uf thtead-Such little bags In
every bag there are more than 1000 holes-suoh
tiny, tiny hnlesl Out Of each hole thread runs,
and all lie threadS--Inore than 1000 threads
spin together as they rum and when they are spun
they make but one thread OF the web weave,
ger than gain OF sand. lmOgne what slender
Of 1000 OF 5000 threads passing through 1000 or
5000 little holes. Would you drop her too, crying
out about her delicacy A pretty tLing, indeed,
for you TO plume yourselves on delicacY, aud 10
scream al u.s." Having made such speech, we
may suppose that the indignant creature fastens q
rope round one OF the rough points Of the lady's
hand, and lels her down lightly OIL the foor--
Coming down SlSirs Is noisy, clumsy work, com.
pared with such wPy Of locomotlon,
H. The creeping things we scoEn are miracles of
beauty. They are more delicate than any om1lu
clock or any lady's watch, made loT pleasure sake,
no bigger than a shilling. Lyonclt connted 4O4i
muscles in single caterpillar, anu these ATE a
small part only OF It's works. Hooke found 3, 800
bits that provide nothing but the act Of breat Ing
In carp.
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"E'ET, SHEINFF'S SALE. 2"
.SaIah 3, BOYD lin ehane.IJ. il

-bUIUH 9' -DVJU- I III NNdIlIETI u NJ
sS 0 Robert Boyt's heirs, &c. y eoURiJ, Va.
III pursuance ul decree, made The his 5iyo or JE
lS5i the above named cause, VIII Sell Il Tx coV
house OF Ohio county Monday the Hit hyo AVIh'
1851, the south half OF Lot No. 49, Slluie Va lie vel
side Of EOnih street. aud at present ocevptd By NJ W
liam Robe Also, the raTt OF Lot No s. nSaVlTs
No on Market street at present occupied b. Doctor W.
Hates and MTJI. s. lellTlaiI ~
The sale will be made on credit Of six twtlye AID
eighteen months, the PuIehaSers giving bonds. with az
proved aeIuTityi bearing interest from day Of sac, '9l
the title 10 DO retained until the whole Eleam mOttI
paid. na..str So. steffsgiw., s. WICKHAA,
jyI1 Sheriff Of Ohio CoUGty
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SHtR RIFFS SALE
I'm, SHERlFF'S SALE.'
Henry X. List & Co, lInelaneeV,
Iohm 2. naleY and diners.

John r. Haley and others. County, \,
lnpuIS0anee OF decree made In this eauss, OAik ~
dayOr June, 1854, viii Sell at tie court hons %O
county, oil Monday the l4Ih day oil Augut 1854. L0S
ninetynlle ts) situate on The north side OF cy'ts
East Wheeling 500 si,r .yyts az -....
eighteen months, tho purchaser giving boad witt v
proved security, bearing interest fiVm day Of SAX u
lilo title Will be retained until tie whole pulthaH rs
WA. s. wicKIlAM,
.jyi4 -t''Lt She in OF Ohio tovl:J
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NoyEL ToAsr.--The following toast was The
hnt sentiment offered at the celebration Of The
4th inst, at Rockpohi-
The Prssidunt md hS AamiRisttatiOa- MAY
they Peer God aud keep his coInu andmenis."
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HAAIPrON'S 'lINCTURE TRIUMPHANT ~!
muNDREns or ouB owS CITIZENS,
The Rich anil tie P0Or, sUeryohsre bsur the came
TESII1IONX. ~ ...
Read the following Certificate nom alAdy, endorsed by
postmaster r.. T.. C0Opeli
r f.. 'rlHatut.rf March 1, 1858. uEar3
M.E. Il. Cooper Dear Si Agreeable 10 your request,
and my own desire 10 henuht theInlCted eI eby toIu
~ tile great relief received from the use OF HdMP1ONS
| PROFITABLE 7INGgURE 10. y.
was taken Mhha violent napitotiOn, ratler fut-
ierlng aud Trembling OF tho heart Witch continued sevc-
ial days, seemed 10 iiousln heettlad almost loIEot
tenits oee. Tho family became alarmed anu REQUIRED
near Ue hottie OF IhiS TINCTURE OF LLiAPToNS,
was entirely relieved. y.l..g.
This is lie MTd Instance of relief in my family by The
use uI this valuable medicine. TwoUr llIee yearsHgo
what is nSu y called milk leg, had lost all taste aud
nppaliIej and tie which was some Uur Inches UP aud
down. and hall way around my ankle, eeied every OF.
IOlt 10 heal IT, until procured HaaPiOaS psseioas Tue
anke, and am eer from swelling than In the iGIt mir
Again one OF my daughters was very low nom severe
ldytemerN and when Sle besHnt SIT W. IeE Ieet com
mou ed swelling, which Increased every day, nid began
TO be very pAmiu-She used DOttle oil HnPion'S THc
iuie tile pains were geG tho swelling subsidized and
her health IeiuIRGd,we kept her legs bandOged with
q ms oil wooden until her strength returned.
have been thus particular that OtheTs under similar
circumstances, might be induced 10 avail themselves Of
this 'edy
ELIZADETH EDWARDS.
do hereby certify, that am personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards, aud can safely eeommen tile above
''"''"''''' ~ ~ r. r. COOPER, Postmaster,
Calon bridge, Hampshire co. Va
nB-Decae ladies' ana children will please give II
trlaI.