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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-24

ELEcTRoPATY.--Perso DESTROYS of inspecting
the ELECTRO Galyanic regulators" invented by
our young friend, DIR. a. l.. Holcombe, of this
city, can be satisfied by calling at the office of
DIR. Slayton, or at the drugstore of Simon Abber-
ger. Regulator, No. /, is intended for the cure
of diseases of the head, such neuralgia, &c.
Regulator, No ,, is for diseases of the chest,
consumption. asthma, palpitation, &c. BY as
sisting the vitazing power of the lungs it pre-
vents the formation of tubercles, and must be of
immense value to persons who are predsposed to
pulmonic complaints Regulator, No. 3, fits
around the stomach, and is for the cure of con
stipation, dyspepsia, and diseases of the liver.
Regulator, No. 4, is for the diseases of females,
and the Doctor is confident that it will be found
particularly beneficial in such diseases Dr.
Holcombe has devoted much time and labor to
the perfection of these regulators, and we are
happy to say that he has succeeded in am eminent
degree. Drs. Holcombe and Slayton, the propri
etors, have applied for patent, and in the mean
time, Mr.. Abberger will have some on hand for
sale at his drugstore, corner of Mulberry and Sc
cond streets.
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eomplsh the grand work Of carrying ehristisni-
~, civilization and freedom 10 that continent
where above all others the most abject slaves ca. :
ist--Africa. lie desired 10 live in peace and
harmony with his northern fellow-citizens--h he
could see no reason why they should seek TO m
jure the south BY unavailing efforts 10 carry out
some fanatical ideas Of philanthropy.-H said
that though they might not agree with him IN the
reasons he had given, yet a. To The results Mt
which he had arrived on this question he was hap
py 10 say there was not the slightest difference
OF opinion among the southern Wing senator's.
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- iron rHE EVENING STAB. !
!; CLARKE MIHSs sfAfUR

= ,Iwo ARTICLES having recently appeared
on the statue sf. Jackson by Mills-one in
the CnA. q paper, edited BY Ms. Paulina
DayiSp the Other in the New York Trib-
une-condemnatory, the first OF the sta
tue. the second Of the artist, both ar
tGes, l believe, incorrect and unfounded,
and seek an opportunity to express an
opinion on the subject, -, -, =,
The article in the Una finds fault with
tthe, position Of the horse, objectine on the
ground that it is in position which could
not be sustained for any length OF time.
This is . poor premise WHEREOF to found
an argument; because i il be tine Of the
work IN question, it is true Of al works
of art-for while they may be executed
in positions that can be sustained for q
longer or shorter period of time. it is
also evident that the position In which
they are represented is only momentary.
man and animal being alike so full of
| motion that the same pose is very rarely
sustained for more than few moments.
1t stems 10 me that the artist endeavors
tc'teafize the position and expression Of
his subject at the precise moment in
winch ne attempts to portray it-for that
one idea. and that one moment, and DO
other. ,r1f he attempts TO mingle a null
titade Of feelings and expressions, he will
most assuredly fail; while by singleness
OF purpose be looks forward trustingly for
Some desree OF success, and the ultimate
realization Of his thoughts embodied in
form. -.
The second article finds faults with the
artist, and states |" that he who made the
statue Of Jackson is An ignoramus in his
art, who lacks the first great element of
progress sense or his own ignorance
and deficiencies. This is as untrue.
as i. issuninst. First, Mr.rMills has
achieved asgreat deal in producing a sta.
tue on principles, the truth and prac.ica.
bility of which have been Questioned by
artists Of the first order. both living and
dead. Secondly, there is no artist with
whom Am scquainted who manifests as
much real and mate modesty in estimat-
ing bis own talents as Clarke Mills. He
is fully conscious Of his errors and def
ciencies, and earnestly strives after the
perfect. He is likewise distinguished nv
a manly honesty, which does not seek TO
hide any fault, either in himself Or in his
work. 80. ....
We happen to know what is Mr.. Mills's
ideal for the statue Of the Father of his
Country, and venture to presume judg-
ment that may appear premature, but
which we are sure will be fully realized.
viz: that the statue Of Washington will
be far superior to that Of Jackson, aid
that it will win for our artist name
glorious in the galaxy Of American art.
1t is neither just or generous to expect
perfection IN first effort, nor is il right
10 condemn all where there is SO much Of
good. Honor 10 the man who can look
upon the works Of every other man with
4 determination TO fulfill the noble old
Latin proverb, Fat justitia, riAaf eaI1n."
og4E.-r,.,.. ----a ,. JUsTrA.
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A REMEDY FOB "EAcH DIsRAsH., I,

4 the request of many Of my patients, L have
"A consented to put up class OF my most Ell.
cient Prescriptions IN the foi m OF FAAlLr A1DE
CLNES each Que suited to particular disease and
not, like the manufacturers Of the nostrurls and
panaceas Of the day, promulgate to the world that
any ne compound viii cure all diseases, and who,
lin the words Of the great Italian physician: spsl
an1anD 'sput medicines sOAieh Mey kfsoW LITTLE. into
adj "'Is - -. J. 8. ROSE, N. D., Phila.
Fr Cho,cra, Dpsentery, BoxI Complaints, de-,
Dr.. j. 8. ROSES CARMINATIVE BALsAM.
This mixturs is one Of the most important medi.
for Cholera and Bowel complaints 1t has new.
or failed Dysentery vanishes IN few days when
this article is used ss dire"ted. Price 25c.
Dr. J. 8. Ross's PAIN CURER will cure StiR Neck
Eore Thr,as Pains in ths face Side, Back OR Limbs
frem ceIsi cholic, Cholera Mopons '. DC 1t cures
ach or Bowels. Price l21z 70, and 40 CTS,
pR.J. 8. BosEs EXTRACT OF B.eaE is one Of the
best remedies ever used for diseases Of Che Kidneys
bladder, "a. Price Soc. -,l.H.'l -
Da. as. .Rosys Naayog. AND TNy1aosx-,Na oos.
DIAL f6t Ysart Disease, all Servsus Affections, Flat
uslce, Hssrt Brrn, Esetlsssasss, NuEnhrsss, Neu'
rala, isising tAs spirits, and giving power to the
whole system, It is almost miracul5us In its effect
SC sents bottle. Il .s.... - .....- .
RH ]. s. RosI's DYsREPrTc CoaF0UFo, . sure CURE
for C3spspsia, Liver Complaints, and indigestion,
when takeii Il conjunction with his Aiterstive OF
Family R1iiB. Htlc6 u ook0 Dc .4a 81 p.
Dr.. Us Rosls GelDzN FMS for Falling Of the
Womb, Female Weakness. Debility, slsd Relaxation.
They have a peculiar affinity for the dcbilitated
muscles OF the temSie and in NO instance have they
Jailed In rsdisalJ curing those distressing com
pla2s fe-sales afe often subject. "rics 90 cents
Dr. J. Ross AsYt-snIous on RAILROAD Pills.
These pills are rot Warranted to cure In every NAL
ady or disease incident % nan but they are grand
remedy for Bilious state OF Il. system and com.
Ees fsvers. When used With Dr.. hoss's Tonic MIX.
yure Will t.-- the most stubborn cases Of Bilious
Fever OF Fever anu 4ySe, Prins ls1z snd 25c. =.
Dr. J. 8. Rcsr's sassApAalfta oosRouys, for oil
Skin Diseases and for purifying tbs S.:se, - SD
perier to all others. Price Doc. and 81.
pR- 1.s. Ross's E1ixIH Or Or1pn, ffee from al the
bad effects of Opium or LsudAnum, surh o. Head
schs, Conztpation, OK Sick stomach Price $50. .:
/ All whose Constitutions are iEpaired by disease or
weak ~ Mature pbonfd resd Df.J g. Hase's "Medi.
cal Ad,:sse, e3heh costAins description w the Dis
sasss Of our ci,;a. snd tns poae Of srsstuensl It
9 z. D. Gilman, Charles stott 3 Cog y. e Giiuan,
John ~. Hsirl, Patterson l. Marin, Z. 3. Clark,
n Il Mcpherson, William T. Evans, Kdvell 1 f.st.
renee, j. b. Hoore, Washington; J.. i. Kidwsll,
aeorsssoHn; and by all dealers in Ale1andria, vir.
yinia. '.+! je II
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70 CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.

TO CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.
THE SUB cribsr would respectfully inform the
| public fhst be keeps constantly on hand and
,or sale at the ,ows. prices, large assortment OF
articles ne e cary for building purposes, hich he
hopes it will prove for their inteysst to call and ex
ali;rs before purchasing elsewhere. s.. -.'.av
Among The raost important are
PENRayN AARBLE AND IRON NAyTELS,
whiah ios ehespnesF, bsanty and durability.
, ID NJ are unsurpassed
psRL6R 1ND CRAkSER ENA kEL L 4 D
~ GRagES the latest New York styles
DUNIiAN d CtrS HOT AIR FURNACES. for
: heating priyet. ans ynhiit buildings, churches
laD' Dc, the very best and ths most ,eooaomical
PONDS r S'1sp 1aPR0TEp l;ST Ii EouBLE OVEN COOK
LNE RANGES !a-...--
CAST IRON WINDOW LLHTELS ~ MLLS,
!s.Gf IRON COkUM4NS, 6r
ENCA USIIC FILING, tor Hall, ysstibule, An.
H"" Church floors ~ -Ti .5
IRON RALLINGS, of cast and wrought fton, and
wire. These are manufactured in New York,
and for their beauty and variety OF pattern
- and finish ars unequallsi,
The above will be Put up if desicrd, and every Of
fort will be made 10 give purchasers satisfaction.
10 Apply at the -. ..lg....-.
.s. Ornamental Tros Ware House, .
Pa. avenue, between 81 and 4 " streets
. Nv O-eOtf e ~ f-r -.-F H. HASKINS.
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eWYHNSS PATENT REACTION cENrRI-
fU6AL PUHP AND FIRE EE0INK =

A paPTsD to any situation, cnlimited in power
A certain In sctior, psr1nanentin in usa, and witha.
30 low n cost that they are rsriily supersediny nr
ton OF 81 interested II steamers, Manufactures.
1annsfs-s, Brsvsries, Disal,eries Railroad Water
Stations, Canals Water Works, Drsiuas- or Irrisa.
s,9 fsr the following properties: Eosnomy, D,Ta.
2rcr, and large r.xaats r-1 III. oo-r.- appfied For
Miciug, CLARIFYING, cofsrdams, sc., hey are pecu-
harly sdspssd. stfes are manufactured Of frou Is
b 100 600 gallons per minute capacity Call and b.
SATISFIED OF these facts, at the Ofce and Warehouse
Of Union Power Company o. g., No. So Broad.
vsy, New York Removed from Ne a oppos,t.
Pfosese stsfo 22-3rn -'
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Nix. SouIE ON rHR SPANISH Revolt
rroN.-3The. Paris correspondent of the
N. Y, Tribune, says;
,as.aIn regard to Mr.. Soule's views on the
pending question, ! may be permitted to
say this much, that since Espartero has
come into power be has no hopes Of q
favorable settlement of the Cuban ques-
ton, unless aided by decisive measures
on the part Of the Government at Wash
ington. He does not believe that the
Queen can hold her power long, and has
Stroug faith in the ultimate success of the
Republican cause. No propositions of
sny kind have ever been made by the
Spanish Government to sell the Island of
Cuba, and it ia not anticipated that un.
der the present regime any viii be made"
In connection with the above, we make
room fer the following, Ifrom the New
York Mirror:es eH ,G. 49,
1.-The re-Appeintmsnt of Gen. Concha,
one Of the Issurgeat. leaders, to the Cap
tain Generally, Of Cub, ia an important
event, inasmuch ssit clouds the sky of
6libusterism, and, renders the acqu:si-
tian Of Cuba By the United States, as to
time and cost, more distant and dif6ult,
General Concha WAS The most popular
and efficient Of Captain Generals, and was
removed because Of the envy excited at
Madrid, BY his Cuban popularity. HIS is
firmly opposed to SPAN 3 parting with
| Cuba" .EzsSw csl IS
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PEMPS LONDON GREEN GINGER
WINE s- ."f Ggs.

~ s'spAcrUREn stsC u FnErOa dRAeEs.
vi JabAIOA GINGER, SEVILLE ORANGES,
sc rhis delicious beverage b.cones the gre stesr
'avorite shsrevrr it ia introduced 1t is equally
psatabe. m2r WHOLESOME, and Lot half the prics o.
thsr fors'sn Eine~ Macy ply sicisns uHe it e4-
ctuT'v-iy ssd recommend It to all troubled with
fis'ulsrcy, dyspepsia. 0shility. Cramns Diarrhea
and DJssu'sry. Persons subject to Ch,Iss or living
in districs where Agu. prsvails ind its occa-ioual
use pleasant aud adnlrsA preventive Mixed
with Htls cold water. it iorus the most refreshing
sId yhl|esoma cooling drink in warm weather that
can bs taken. 'N-s-''t -,
. Price so cts per bottle. S per dozen.
]. aaLYE; corner of Baltimore and High streets,
and BEOWN -.OraERS. Liberty ct. Bait tnore. :
sr'Tck %, ashington.
. PEEL 1FEVEJS Al. sndris. '.t" r--.'.
JESsE LANDIS. Frtdr rick ..'.,' -..- .
H. 6UsR, Portsmouth Va.
ROBERrS1a 4 co, Petersburg, Va.
Wa DiSEL. Georsetown-. jy 10-f
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On the psrmansncy Of the cure hsar him. stil
another letter from the above: .o;.,
BAkAElvnLk, Allegheny 60 Nd,
EVERYBODY LOOK HERE.

a DAmANf CANDLES 1sIa cts. . pound, Same
"A price Of common mould Candles N. Orleans
sugar, twenty pound for one dollar; soft crushed
crystalized Sugar for strawberries, Twelve bounds
tor one dsllsr superior Cucumber Pickles, ffy cts
per hundred, Vinegar given IN; Fresh nice Flour;
smoked Beef Tongues at a6 cents each; iCornsna.
tuscan, Bordeaux, and other pure olive Oils; Black
Tea, recommended by the Faculty, at 30 cents ID;
warranted better than is usually sold for one dollar
pound Potash; pure Salerstus; Durkee's Bread
Powders Tsrnarnds, &C., together With ali the yari
sites Of new and fpe Groceries introduced In the
North. Goods delivered free Of cost
,-, r-.. q. n. P. KING,
Or. ! street and VI. ave. St. Johns SQUARE.
Mt - '.-t'.' 10"
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POLITICAL yEU D'EsPKrr.

The St. Louis Pilot publishes the fol-
lowing capital jsu a'esr,f, which is high
ly characteristic Of Benton's rude mad
ness. 1t is very much on . par with his
silly, pompous and raying speeches and
letters: .',' so. 70 -.. .f -
WASHINGTON CRY, Aug. s, S,11854:
fotbe Editor of the Missouri Democrat:
Sw: In lS49 1 stated repeatedly in
my public speeches in the State of Mis-
spuri, (tiOd d---nt the State, that the old
saying that " Republics are ungrateful,"
vas falsehood and . calunmy, Sir; but
| now find that l was then mistaken.
am now fully convinced of the truth Of
the old saying-Republics are ungrateful,
sir. have been beaten for Congress IN
my orn district, sir, and ] know. sir. that
no sGch result could have been produced
except by the basest ingratitude, sir. Am
[ not Old Bullion, sir7 Do not /. solita-
ry and alone, put the ball Of the ExLNne-
ing Resolution in motion Did mt L
advocate in many speeches the reduction
of the duty on Salt! Did'nt 1 throttle
and kill that monster, the United States
D8uk UaS uUt III Vic Ocubtt lOr
thirty years, and have l, not written q
thirty years view, sir Tell me, sir, that
Republics are grateful, sir! No sir-it
is false, Sir-and if you affirm TO the con-
trary, sir, you are liar and dirty dog
sur -misrepresenting the truth for crimi-
nal purposes, sir. But know who it
was that beat me, sir-it was not the
Wings, sir-it was the .Nuilifers, sir
they are scatnps and rottens, sir-they
must have been in conciave with the
900 victims who died Of cholera in St.
Louis in ls49. Yes sir, . eonelou sir
con with, and etaris q key, sir-locked up
with them. sir. And sir, j assert 1t, the
shade of CALHOUN was, also locked up
with them and held their key, sir. For
these base conspirstors against " me and
mine" siES are nothing but a6iuncts of
Calhoun. sir-yes sir, adiunots Of CAL
houn, sir-.joined to him, sir. Ad, 10 and
juusctS Joined. Yours inveterately,
O.. .....s...l,sR,. TH0s. II. BENTON.
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TO INVENTORS.

'H1 Ofiice Of "The Inventors Protection National
L Union is,on 7th street, opposite the East Por
leo Of the Patent 4noA and is now ready to attend
70 tas business q iss members, namely I'm making
Inventors are invited to call and get CODY Of tn.
Constitution and BY lANs, and whers any Informs
don VIII be given respecting the Union.
Al lieessrs on business must be directed to this Of
ao:, where etenfon will be given Immediately.
a model shop is in connection with the ONCE
sbers models can b made to order at the shortest
aotice. tf- e1A Sl'. I. q. CIAYTON-
p10-1y -'olb taH. President I. P. h. o.
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O. x, CgAmBERLAls's CONNER.


tiEl C0ileSs.
? i2T. eli'..sore strset, Balaaors, IA.
SE >931,7 object Of this institution ie to place
/ Ia tgs .sth Of individuals proper facilities tor
eoo:.. gosr,r man csn har. obtain q mcrs cor
:t xls5 !j,' ct general business matters In fev
ae-ks thth ~ y scq c;rea & many years in any
ons counti- q. TO- '
The eoi;I:sc {. s-ady embraces doubleentry book
se.pins, I'D Ia sda2Iation to various department.
u ooiaAeroe sd trade. Mercantile calculation
taught ascorSt-g n the most approved methods
'rscticsl Peameasnip, combining rspidty Of e1ecn
ion With besut5 Of constructor. Lectures upor
.asrcant;le iav, upon various important mercantl
-ubls Is, beside many other points necessary for
book keeper or business man to understand. Tim
ece5aasy for stdert TO complete the course vsriss
RON f,s to eight weeks There being NO vacation
ppiie.nts can enter at any time and attend boil
Sag and -ve1ipg Examinations are held at state
Periods sli3 diplomas awarded to those who gradr
ate For terras, 40, write and have . circular fot.
TSded hy mail tC feb 4-ly
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LIMEI LIMEM.LIMEII,

FTWH HAMBUK6H LIME KLINE being now iD
i esmplete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
70 furnish his approved customers ct al times dor
ing the season with Lime Of the best quality for
ptastering and other purposes Tbs lime maapfso
eured at these kilns is warranted, to be equal 10
quality TO any other Manufactured IN the United
& e; obs, pCs psss ya b. 90
N1ssAe sna csAinsd On also b had ct IL
omef: "A. W. DENHAM,
P@'R ger tas pspprasesl
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EEw AND sEAso sABLG GOODS.

fIHb subscribers beg 70 I'll the s1t1utian Of per.
i SONS reftting their be Uses 70 his nsw stock OF
PAPER HANGIS65 sDd b, RIDERS. Just receiver
. superior lot SILVER Papers of the very latest
styles and best nnish. lRsss papers are paSTGatsa
serr % sas-nHh Velvet p, pera, IArsP yaristy n
prices 70 suit all purses.
Gid papers from 81 cent per piece 70 50 50
Gold and Velvet nom so 6 8. PEE pises to s.1s
-siver and Velvet" from Ia cts per piece 70 s. It
o azet papers from ~ cts. =, 5 Is par pieoe r.
Ule sSsi, &c l0c. l24c l6e I8c and &c.
Gas ind other limitations .. reduced pricus.s Al,
kln5 oi Decorative and naneutai papers, Statues
Groups, &c. 90
Paper hung oy experienced hands. all work ws,
rsntsd 70 give satisfaction. -L .''i 3
Persons dssirOus 20 purch wsuld DO we'll 70 cal
- my 2ssortnent is of such description q to ,u,,
Tie most fzstidnus - g. f.e ...
JOSEPH T. e. PLANT 4 CO.,
'-- No. s Washington Piaee
ith street. doors south of street
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH,

yl> DR. O. MUNsON has fitted up tn.
11as house and ofics on Pennsylvania avs
LILY nue.. formerly occupied by DR.. Hum
phreys, and is making TEETH on an "a
igsiy nsw plan, with continuous gum-ths rery i'm
'e sonation of nature HERSELF only hsndsoner If de
Hred. Public inspection respectfully solicited. Dr.
u owns the patent for the c., Va, and n c. =.
All departments in Dentistry ATTENDED TO snd war
anted to be done in the very bsSt manner. .i
mar 14-1Y ''. .t.' ~ ... ! .tN
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,.',. CARTEk,s si a.
SPANISH MIXTURE.
Ehs Great Purifier OF ehs Rloods
Not Parfiek nf Merca.rr IN i.

aei Avn ~1ItIesS " AxSiSSy ~ -
eIxyA11nls Rnwzso ssrofuls, Kings Evil, Rheu
rpatfsm Obstinate Cutaneous kruptious. Pinples or
Pustulss on the Face, Blotokes pdNs, chrohic Sore
clsnt and Pain Of the Bones and Joints, stubborn
auloers, syphlnnc disorders, Lanoseo, epinAi Com-
fEints, ana az Diseases arising ron an ln1uo,Slous
pse 81 mercury, ENprnoeoeein In Ldis OF Atapufi5 Oh
: IN. eooA- -
/ tfih ytsEhs neasass, wHoh oE 1ecome cele
crstsa foI tne nonSN OF sA{saaona.y {aoH ~. oulsS
et th. urSent rsasrt oStheir friends. to SER Il
4 Z. nns,s- Sb;cb fbev do With the utmost conh.
go r i4 ,;rt,,as and ,.,ndsrful cur.tjye prorer.
~. m. solsvine e.rtnostes. ssectoi frow 8 larrs
-. ~. -. nnxessr .t,nnss, tasti-nonv Thar tes
r,o,S .ts nros,,stors and .re sJI f,om oeu.
. a.en veil iroa in their icste., and Of .hs hixh.
s.rsspecssbili.y many ofthea resfae N tbs atY of
Hrhrrend, Va. - q - 81 = =. Il" =,
pevrxr I'd, :, ~ ~. p~sb,nss Ha.s, sA,h.
nsrd, Saovn sYsryThere, says be has seen tho Medi
1ins called CAsrzss SPANISH Mrxfu1l, administered
In over hundred cases. IA nssriy all the diseases for
.i,lch tits recommended With the most astouishipsy
od results He says It is the most sxtfkort rtiasfy
e usd,a;ne be has eyer seem
AaI1l AND YnyER-GkFAT UuRK.-I her.by
s.t;sv that far three years had Azue and Psver Of
me most violent description. had several Phy6-
81. t lsrrs Quantities Of Quinine Mercury, and
p.-msnsrt rslisf. At last trfed oarts<s spani h
M;K,ure. two bottssef which efectually cured ne,
srh am nsppy to say ! hare hsa neither chills u
gesers since conSideE E lne besr Ionle IN uac
Hrti1 and tho enj5 medicine thss sysr rsacnsd my
csse. ..-.... ,s-.s JOHN heSaDaN.
Hcsyef CaH. near NchIaCs2 -. i.t- 80
IL p LUCE. ESQ. no- Ia tho CITY OF E.ttsasni
,nG for many wears II the ros tOce. has ench ooptr
i.n.sin the aston!shinQ efficacy Of Cartsrs Spanih
Iixture, that he has bought upwards Of IS Bottles,
vhtch he has given away to the afflicted NJ. Lusk
says be has never known to fail vhan taken seeoza
.ng to directions. g-lcr ,-s &C.. ~. =, -. ci.'
n, Mywnp =. rr..tse,,. phv,;,is,.- en-, ia ar,ss,tv
n. |Ntv f1cts N ~ cty ~ R;chmnna a.vs ia
81 ri.n.ss.d In nnm6sr ~ .a:Irss fa sffscts NJ
- ,tss Snsn;sh Mirtra v;,ch ,5efn rczt tr,I, .,r.
n-sfny E. esvs n = IN rFfios dere s,.nt
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