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THE EMALE sly STEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract from james Harris. Esq 5 Letter, Aexondria,
Va.-Ater speaking of wonderful cures on himself he
rays: Mrs. II. has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability, constantly complaining. hom
weakness, through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than os tniry years being entirely resor-
ed by the of Hampton's Vegetabte 1tncture"
Diseased Side, Breast, Eyes.-Extract from n
Letter from J. & ines ESQ., Loudon county va My
wife has been for Yeas afflicted with great weakness
pain in the breast, side and back papation # the
hea feebleness OF the STEM loss o. appetitc
complexion snow; the sight of one eye almost gone the
other We y weak. ! pleased to say, Homptons
Tincture has restored her perfect health Her eyes
IRE as good ever they were.
EV9 Call and get pamphlets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, Co, Lynchburg; Sewers
Scousve; A J. BROWN, Charlottesville, and by all
Druggists throug put The State. mar q d&cly
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Defylcatiou NJ the u. =. Mint

PHmApELrnIA, May 2i.-lt is generally re.
ported that one of the chief clerks of the L. S.
Mint, well known as one of the most experienced
IN the institution, is defaulter to large a.
mount, which is variously reported at from Sl5-
600 up TO 100000. The circumstances have
not fully transpired, but it is understood the
friends of the officer will make up the losses
The alleged detaulter has heretofore borne high
reputation, and is strict member of church,
lie has been absent from the Mint for two weeks.
Col. GATEs.-it is stated that the report that
ColGates has been directed t. transfer the colors
of his regiment to the officer next in command is
not confirmed.
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u G Surname co,,,4

:, NAStINGroN' May 24.-Justce Mclean gave
l u, decison OF the court to-day in the case of
Sraze Cervantesappellani, vs.. the United States,
oelng an appeal from the decision of the United
States Giro It Court of California
Tie decision of the Supreme Court roverscs
that OF the mid District Court, and remands the
case with leave to amend the proceedings relative
to jurisdiction aud other matters deemed neces-
-ary.
The judgement Of the Supreme Court of Ohio
IN the case of the Ohio Life and Trust Company
vs.. Henry Debolt, was sustained with costs and
interest The opinion by Justice Fanney.
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Wv YoRK, May 2i.-Th' steamer North


-, yoRK, Nav 2i.-The steamer North
Wv s..,n ASpinwall, has arrived, bringing 700
star Ter. and $3.50 900 in gold. The principle
Zoos are American Exchange Bank, Sl70,-
con con 77,,ncon & sherman $4,000, j. Griffin
$4,000. = c.. Fl =, sol,
IA, ng thr steamer Panama, and Sl,237 900 by
w. Carters. The principle consignees are Page
W, III, & Co.. S7DJ,05O; Adams X Cos S50O.000
i nse Fargo 4 Co, $220000; b. Davidson,
LOB Bourgnyne " Co, Sl50000; Drexel
< Co., slj9'ooo' .-s,..r.,-..
\ %as been Anticipated by way of New Orleans.
anu BoGoTA.
evolution lrld broken out in Bogota. A
. p,oyiueia Government had been establish
Il" a,1 General Mrlo had declared himself Die
60 gen Herrera and most of the National
,t'ngres, had fled. Gen. Mosquero was in Bar
os"GS',;llia with considerable force. The con-
l,;tStion of 9l3 is to be partially restored,
The Governor of Carthagena favors the rebel
ron and general excitement had been created
throughout the country.
FROM ACAPULCO,
Dates from Acapulco to May 9th state that
Santa Anna broke up his encampment on the
sGth Of April, retreatng towards the city of Mex
;oo He had previously demanded the surrender
9 tbn Castle but was answered by discharge
If round shot, killing 6 men. There is no contir-
nation of the capture of 300 of Santa Annals men.
AUSTRALIA.
Adyces from the gold district are cheering
At Melbourne the gold market was active at f3
lis Cd
OREGON.
Adyces from Oregon state that Major {. IL.
Tarne,s u. S. A., had been drowned in Pugets
sound together with men.
FROM TAHITI
Dates from the Society Islands to March both
..ate that three French men of war were at Tahi-
Il two having just returned from Caledonia
where they left garrison of 500 men and a
.loop of war. The French garrison at Tahiti
numbered 1900 men.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
Three DAVIS Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, May 24.-The America reached Hal
flax ut O'Clock, this morning.
rho news from the seat of war was not impor-
tant. ,.: J.. a.
The report of the ship Baldaur relative to the
steamer seen on the 81 of April, Is now report
ed with important additions. Inc steamer was
headed north. but altered her course towards the
Baldaur, and Immediately disappeared. The
Baldaur steered to the spot and saw large guam
tities of buiscuts and boxes. When the steam
or was first seen barque was alongside out inc
letter steered away south and as no one was
seen on board the steamer it is presumed the
baroue saved her passengers
The Russian accounts state that on haIcn
9th the British steamer Furious approached
Odessa. when two guns without balls were fired,
and the Furious ordered not stop. The Furious
sont boat ashore, with flag OF truce. which
uos resnected The boat landed, when she was
sent hack to the Furious with the information
flat the Bri ish Consul had left. The Furious
agoin approached as if to surveyf when the bat
teres fired shots on her and not on the truce
boat. On the ID of April allied steamers came
to Odessa, to demand satisfaction The kos-
sian Commander expressed his surprise in writ
;nu +bot the allies imagined the Russian shots
were fred at the flag of truce, explained the facts
and refused to deliver up the shipping IN the har-
Dor as demanded.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May l2.--Cotton closes heavy at
at Ic decline, owing to the Bank having raised
the rate of interest. Lower grades have chiefly
declined. Fair Orleans ODD, Middllng ogd',
Fair Mobile and Uplands Gid, Middling 3-l6d
a5Id. Wright & Gaudy quote Fair Mobile and
Upland Cad, Sales of the weeks $4,000 bales, of
which spectators took $50; exporters $50 bales
Stock sos bales, including 100000 bales Ameri-
can. .
Flour has been active at the advance OF Is
nor bbl There has been little speculative de-
mand. Canal BIS Cd Baltimore 3Ss., Ohio 39s.,
Canadian BIS. 6d.a:}Ss cd.
Wheat firm at I'd. advances; whlted lis. 5d,a
l2s Dennestoun quotes white rs. 3d'al2s' od'
red los, 3dalls. 4d.
Corn advanced ls.als. cd. per quarter, white
39s. Cd. yellow 39sa40s,
The weather was favorable for the crops.
Manchester advices are unfavorable, and prices
are lower 30
London Money Market.-Consols closed at %
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DRUsH MOUNTAIN MILL stones

- The undersigned are procuring from their cec-
rated quarry the Bush Mountain, Montgomery
~ Mill Stones and Burrs of the very best quality The
reputation of thess stones widely known, but TIL
Railroad giving increased facilities IN filling orders,
We have ap ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt IL Preston, and Lee
& Johnson Lynchburg agents for the sale of M,
uho will receiv and have them fulfilled
shortest notice.
Our Address Bib. sburg, Montgomery county Va.
ISRAEL PRICE & Co.
james NJ Williams Danve, W Reynolds 81 Co.
Leah lille, ~ c. also our agent l. 7. Il Co
Feb I4.dkcts
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The Gentleman's Medical POcket-B0Ok.
AND
HEALTH ADVISER:

TONTAINING "A Statement Of the Modes e Curing
~ ever, disease which he Is liable, and Directions
in case of Accidents the Road at Sea. With ul'
Account nf Epi Jennie Cholera of Dyspcpsia, and Of
Sick Headaches their Causes Cure and Prevention and
a Popular DISCRETION Of the Human Teeth their For
ma0in Diseases and Treatment. By the author o the
Ladys Medical Peck Book Price so cents.
The practice of medicine should be conducted on
those general principles, which drawn by sober ex-
perencc from careful observation of the effects ol re-
NEEDLES upon the human body, in its different stages q"
disease. These greoi leading principles are few, shot,
aud cas- y undersood they applicable in every dis
to which the human body is subject, although they
may always prove equally successful II is the ia
dicous use Of them which constitutes the great merit OF
The enlightened physician.
la matter of such immense importance TO every in
dividun it wou necessary Their, TINT these Piinc
pies be as widely disseminated. and in plain words
possible in order TINT every may know and UNDER
stand Them. To do this is every mans duty ss we'll as
interest; f r. independent Of his own life, which is fire.
quenty jeopaded by the want OF such knowledge, ha
of his eghbor is often by accident place in rs hands
To some particular sections of extensive country,
an 10 travellers especially this consideration is cf the
utmost mpor auce. In this work, ! have endeavored
within "A III compass and in as plain hummer as pos
sibe 10 lay down such rules and gvs such directions,
as will enable every who II ads them to apt to his
Tor his fiends case the plum o treatment most poPef
ar it.
men no diseases pccuar children are treat
ed of in it. -
Published b. HAYES & ZELL 1893 market Street,
Philadclpha nd for sale in Lynchburg, Va by X. A.
WILLIAMS.
Any person sending so eta. to the Publishers will re.
ceve by mail post Paid copy OF either OF the above
works
ANY rnpcr giving the above insertion and sendnga
copy the publ sbers, will receive set of the above
by mai, prepaid. may 9-deodis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-27

Horses, Mues, Cattle Hogs, sheep and Calves, Of
over eight in number, will he carried ma Bird olnss
Goods,-The weights To be regulated as follows; Hor
1000 lbs Mues, 800; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
TO- 700 Hogs, $50 Sheep, 100; Calves, l25, under
} months old. Lumber Of all kinds, mud Goal 10
he londfd and unoaded by uo owners. ronsignocs
ono day only will he allowed load unload, unless
by specul agreement in writing. Whenever Cur Is
rnfced L, renal, loaded after arriving iis paon Of
destinations over % hours, uncss otherwise agreed
npon. will be nj the option Of the Company unoad
H. and chergc ut he rate Of 80 per Car loud for
Lumber, and 80 cents for Coal aud nso cha,g 60 the
lato Of 81 go per day. for the the Co,.
TIloS. SHARP, Suprt.
aug 27-ts Vn. Tenn. r.. X.
w Express md Rep, cnpy.
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Presbuferiou OId School Assembly.


BUFFALO, May 24.--Since our last report the
Assembly has been mainly employed IN consd-
ering the judicial case involving the right OF the
Church to strike from the list of Elders refusing
to have their children baptised. The argument
was not concluded when the hour arrived Tor
hearing the report of the Board OF Publication;
The Board have circulated 5000 books and
10000 tracts, during the year. The value OF the
publications distributed, has been S36,000. The
receipts had increased over the previous year
$4,000.
The Board of Domestic Missions reported in
favor of building a church at Washington, ma ana
recommended the collection of from Soo'ooo TO
100000.
The report relative to the Danvile Seminary
came up, when warm personal debate common
ced Mr.. McMaster, of Va, attacked bitterly
the action of the Committee at the last General
Assembly, charging that they had Improperly
suppressed information before them, and lnduc-
ed the Assembly to adopt the report, when
otherwise would not have been adopted. Inc
fight is between the Danville and New Albany
Seminaries. DR.. Breckenridge opposes ana a
warm time is anticipated. DIR. McMasters haa
not concluded at the time of adjournment.
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ScoTrsyILLE. Albemare Co W., I
March o2tb I8t3
Severe Case of Rheumatism

bCCTISVILLEJ hlDtTIlHTt OU'l VIZ
Ma oh 4tb 1853
Mes1s Mortimer D. Mombrdy: Gentemen-.Ilasing
been Inflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
worst lorn,s and not being able to obtain relief from
other medic mes was induced to tr, "flampon's Veg
eable Tncture" few bottles of which nm happy To
say have made perfect
Atthe time commenced using the Tincture | was
scarcely able to walk. and have been for
some weeks, entirely free from AL pam.
Yours most truly n. Il. MAY.
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IEnshinrfnn MntterS.

:, WASHINGTON, May 2l.-The friends OF tine
Nebraska bill in the Senate intend to give luil
latitude to the debate but will pass the bill as IL
came from the House.
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GAS LIGHTS.

TIVE Lyme burg Gas Light Company fully
Il prrrured to furnish Stores, Churches. Factories
and private families with Gas of superior quality
Whether we consider the briancv of the light, its free
dom from eryhns calcn tied 10 soil rooms, furniture
orrurpets lis cheApness it is far superior any othe
light now in We beg leave invite attention to The
following recommen dstion of few OF those who have
tested lis qualities.
The uniersigned who are u sing Gas manufactured
the Lynchburg Gas orks, take pleasure in recommend
ing il to our citizens large being better, cleaner
and cheaper than my other light have used consider
ing the amount of light obtained.
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WONDERFUL ATTRACTION
AT JOHN p. wRIGHTS
Watch, Jewely and Drug Store.
M1 Ann WORTH OF SPLENDID WATCH
M AVOI ES. DIAMONDS, JewelIY and Fan

~ OVDO Els, DIAMONDS, Jswery and Fan.
~ Goods be presented to my customers in few days.
Every person buying from me dollars worth Of
Go ida shall receive n No which shall correspond ex-
actly to similar NUMBER retained by All the num-
beers retained by shall he placed together md after
being well shaken, many rumt ers there pre-
SCENTS ma ned benw drawn out and wEosoever holds the
corresponding number the LIST drawn shsl BIO
titled o. the st gift. mud ill oil are given out.
will wnriant all goods sold by TO be n, the lowest
market price. All ask is IA liberal trade from my
friend. an the public, and will sell my goods cheap,
and make splendid presents
Below can be found list of the Presents:
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THE QUEEN OF SPAIN has presented, through
Secretary Marcy, silver speaking trnmpet 10
capt. Burrows, of the American ship Lehooia
Tor his noble conduct in rescung the crew OF 'lo
Spanish ship Perseverance,, sank off Cape HOT"
by collision
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The Presbyterian and Baptist churches ano
an Academy, at Parishyille, N. Y. were destroy
cd by fire on the 18th.
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SEABURY'S SHOE & HAT STORE.
. 1854 Spring Supply. 81

n receivi IA large supply great vo,iety of spns
Il g. Summer Gnuds ] arn confident III re has nev +
been opened in Lynchhurg such ment of ia.
DIES CATERS. SLIPPERS, BUSkINS, BOOTS
LIMBS and WALKING SHOES; GENfLEMENS
BOOTS. CATERS, SHOES. SLIPPERS & PUMPS
MISSES GATE FRS BOOTS and SLIPPERS; BOYS
BOOTS ami SHOES and CHILDREN'S SHOES by
the small CART-LOADi!
Also. splendid sortmcut of MEMS BOYS and chill
DRENs SUMNER HATS and CAPS. Also, Travelling!
Trunks Carret B ,gs, Yas :, Umbrellas. &c, &c.
Ny two oldest sons are with a. Statesmen. an il
is my purpose to have every accommodation extended h
my customers which reason will approve To very
liberal community my heartfelt thanks tendere =,
with suranc tint all all be done that ought be,
to SCENE its continuance p. SEABURY.
n B.-My friends viii find in my store At
almost every hour day night except the Sabbath;
that day there is no admittpnce Of course. 7. 5.
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT CoNVENTIoN.-l nc
people of Norfolk. in public meeting, on TUESDAY
night, passed resolutions in favor OF an ihteriiai
Improvement Convention, to be held IN that Guy
on Tuesday, before the Fair in Oct next IN TINS
city. They invite the whole State to send dele
gatts.-- Rich Dis
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nv LAST-NIGqT'S MAILS.
,paTvAL OF THE NORTH STAR.

Moro California Goia CONF Isso Millions ga
~. ms Retreat from 4capaieo, &c.
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Another Splendid Stock Of New Goods

I would most respectfully to my friends and
i the public generally tha have made recent purchase
of splendid goods at the lowest prices Many
articles at one half Of former prices. all purch sed for
cash. The Indies particularly invited to call and SEQ
the most splendid assortment of rich French Work,
Collars and nderSleeyes ii las been pleasure
to offer in this market and If not cheaper than sim
lar goods in tho market sall ask you buy Also,
n handsome assortment of the very newest styles OF
Rich Paris Mantles the very newest styles that have
been out this season half their valne. 200 pieces
the st les of Rich English ana French Prints,
small figured and coors perfectly fast worth s,,which
will be be offered IL cts and Ia cts. Rich Shay
Mousnp, rev style Rich embd Berage, worth rs Cd,
which will sell at less than of mportaton rich
Popns ut l21 cts worth 2s. 3D., extra ine thick White
Cambrcs II yds wide, 25 worth B. 3D., heavy,
Br Domestcs.a Cd mean good article Irish Lin
prices that viii please gloves Hoseres &c so doz
Linen c. Handkf IS ut Cd the best article purchas
ed in this city Is VIII you call and money!
am selling goods Tor cash, and afford to sell at the
lowest prices famed. not quite out of the city
give me cnll and will certainly pay you well for your
trouble b ii. LEWIS, East Main ST.,
Sign White Flag n few doors above Nol veil House.
mny lots (y) Lynn hburg, Va.
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Mr.. Cutting, NJ. c., from n. Y, it is said'coh
templates resgning his seat in the House
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Robert Eury, Stgle.. McE'euy & Go
+. A. Atkinson, Baker & C,avey
Simpson Il Bro Burroughs Shler, & Co,
John p. Wright, b. E Sumpter
Philip w. Payne, Glass g. Raine,
Jno. e.. Meem, =. L. Dudley,
VIM Sitter n & NJ. Gucgenhemer,
AGREE d. McClanahun, G. Morse,
Mcdonald & Peters, Wm.B &C. Fisher.
q. M. Rucker. X. Staber \ Co.,
p. T.. Gibbs Trustee of s A. Boyd
Baptist Church, w. / Anderson CO.,
Rosser K Cawthon, Horner, Watson a. Co..
Norvell House, Mcdaniel, Hurt Il Preston,
Chas T. Lee Thos. Sharp,
Warwick House, Gen'l Sup, of r.,
W. w LeEwicl Il Bro, Fretwell q. Hail.
Washington House, d. b. Payre,
D. A. Langhorne, Hate her h Logwool,
Jas. M. Boyd, Wnrdens of st Fouls
Sam W. Shelton, Church.
Those wishing to introduce Gas certain the
cost and any other Information respecting it, by apply
ingto T. C. HOPPER, SUI erint ndent.
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Miss Elizabeth j. Gait, not unknown to ltera
iry fame, died at Williamsburg, Va, on the lou
INST,
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appropriate foht tb@ ciass-Boxes oi mats
hon, tsui d furniture
A. icies appropriated 10 Senohd Cidss--lIoSes bnles
II T. goods lenthcrs shoes, suddlery glass, paints, oils
la aud c, hloctionery.
4, eies appropriated Third CfdsS'-V irgina domes
t. .rg r. oacc, liquor bagging rope butter, cheese
mani acturc tobacco leather, hides cotton ynrns cop
per- m sheet iron, hollow quecnswnre cnsting'
lao rd snrc marble drcsscd) nndother henvy
nsrated in spe, inl or fourth classmates.
d,,cles appropriale 10 The Fourth Ciass-Flonr, lin
,sek. rice pork beef, fish nrd inflow and bueob Tim
ua.. boxes OF sacks bcoswax bales Of rings. ginseng
NJ Tried fruit, bar iron, marble lnndressed) MIL aud
grind stones, mill Penrng.
T 30 miles $50 Salt per bushel J 8
r Ia. IF per 100 miles 90 ofFihy pounds. 10
dnn ., = ! $50 miles. $50 II
wv IDS zoe miles. 800 Cnrrie' "ust. } IL
Ser 7--dts
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The Shin Golden Fleece

BosToN, May 2l-The ship Golden Fleece
lost at San Francisco, was insued here for SOU
00O
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TNIIE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
] Establish mcMt-IiO RAOE WATERS 1913

VNnE GREAT PLANO AND MUSIC
j Establish sslcut-iiOR GRACE WATERS. 1873
Broadway, New York.-Tte best and most improved
fibnta and Mclodeops. T. Gilbert n Co.'S Worlds
Fair Premium Panos with or without the Eolean and
with iron frames and circular scales. The merit Of
these instruments Is ton we know mood Further
mondation. GILnEnT's BouDoIR PIANOS. elegant in
.frnmcnt for small rooms. HALLEr n Cuasros's
PiANos, of tho old csiab ished firm of laet h 20. MIR.
w. being sole ngent for all the abovo Pisnos offer
them lower thun my other house Horace Waters
Pianos, manufactured expressly for him, having great
power of tone mud elasticity of touch 1873 Broadway
the largest depot Tor Musical instruments in this
Try, unrding opportunity for selections be had
elsewhere. Second hand Pianos at great bnrgnins.
Price from 500 to $l75 Every instrument fully
nnicd or the money refunded.
MELODEONS Goodman & BaIdwins Pa
tent Organ Melodeons, with TWO HANKS Of keys
a swret and powerful ina rument Prices from s75
5000. s. D. 81 II W. Smiths celebrated Melodeons.
Martins unr'odiicd Guai Browns -IIaips, Flunas,
Viohs Brass instruments. &c. Ne. Dealers supplied
with Pianos nrd McoIeons at fnctury prices 12d per
cent. discount 10 Clergymen.
MUSlC.-fhis hat comprises iho products Of tho
gren mnsters OF both the American aud European
nents mud Is reseiyin constant additions by
sye publication of the choice ind popular prices Of tho
day Denler- in Music, and Tenchers OF Seminaries
wishing To purchase any mnsic published, make
engagements for continued supple of Mr.. Waters
issucs will find to their in 10 call forward
their orders. Music amy part of tho Union
Canndn-, postage free. HORACE WATERS.
npl 3 I'm
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As this il the last list of Presents that tho subscriber
intends to make his friends and customers, they would
do well to purchase immedaiey .
M.v5.t. JNO. p. WRIGHT.
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"VNUKItIA" MASS LIQUORICE.-
Will you Read the Truth ?

Medicine must have merit aud great merii,to stand
"A the test ofpublio opinion. No art of can
gavanise worthless article 10 keep il up good
medicine, IT it be not really
good medicine win live, be ono popular. aud ex-
tend ia sales yonr after your, in spite OF opposition.
The pcofe readily find its virtues und the nmc eli
them pnssn- from mouth 10 mouth with more rnpdty
than newspapers spread it, \ living witness testi.
Tying TO the medicine has made For him ia of far
more service d an any newspaper advertising.
In proof oi ahui we say nhove, refer YOU to
lAMPrONS VEGETBLE TlNCTURE, and lis Of.
icels Its praise Is in the mouths of multindcs. The
best men in our country give their testimony 10 its
wonderful Among them we nnms Ion. II.
Clay. Hon Rich, NJ John,on. Vice President Of the
Fhiled Sluts. with hundreds of others Cnrt. Thonas
Canot-brolher Ia the celebrated physician nf the
Emperor OF fmuee-wa. cur-d by il of disease of
Yeas standing AFTER the skill OF all the Doctors
Europe and Amer, had milrl to
TRUTH Is MIGHTY