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ST sutan Benjamin Kittredge-a
Jona91 do cheese &co56
ce9k aeoso Dc Taysr cs'sy.,o do ,tsrs Grief
Geraldn eo2la do Eager co2s DO Charlie. Kock &co-9
apples Costa ae3sa saeks Kenn sacks
Thompscnl eggs kegs Debond-ii1 hbs pork
10 erces hams lb1 boxes soap bbls
cos do lard do oil Wright dco9o head cattle and hogs
10 order.
NEW cARTHAeEseamer Prineess-5o cotton w,hefs
Washington jackson &eose do Buekn
liz DO Wright. Davenport &eel5 Dc Bssr Foley So
Wright co5o do ill., johnson scot-3Odo Watt
aco2 do Henry Keanea2 doGeorge Gnno,is
Nae aeo-2s W McIhenuy &co-6 Kelly
Brauder, MeKenna Hnbbads Curry Person
II Estn kcois do d Denntoun doc-lo Anderson
MetcsI10s do W Leverich &coI4l Peaie-5l
do Felowes dcs do Richard Nugent &ouudres ordeTo
i7i9 bales cotton. es.s.. T.
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sINeuLAR-Joseph J. Parker, his wife and
child all taken custody by the Fourth District
police charged with trespassing the premises Of Mr.
+. Barrel Rather singular charge.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-09-26

The yellow fever at Savannah is still I'M
abated. The number of deaths on the 18th was
twenty -seven-twenty three from yellow fever.
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can sweetness be known but by its opposite, BIT
ter 1t is.by this means that we obtain all the
intelligence. This is Mormonism, and it is
founded upon all trath-upon every principle of
true philosophy; in fact, the gospel Of Jesus
Christ is the only true philosophy in existence
philosophical. though you andI may not under
stand all the fullness OF it, but we willif We
continue faithful w.
The Do. NorHINas.-A meeting of this society
was held yesterday evening
Sam Lazy bones took the chair. l4
Bill Loaferson was the Vice. President.
The Secretary made his report He observed
that ut the last meeting nothing had been
done, according to the constitution of the
society.
Jim Vacuum offered to make motion, but
did not move from his seat. He observed that
it was the destiny of man to work The present
order has been founded for the encouragement
Of idleness A new member was waiting to be
initiated.
The President said, Let him come inn
The new member was carried in ON four
post bed. After giving the pass words, &c Er
nitilo nihiL it," the President administered the
oath Of eternal laginess, and desired the candi-
date for admission to repeat it after him. The
candidate waited till the President had done,
and then said
"Ditto.''
The Vice-President asked the candidate
whether he would take drink.
The candidate nodded and opened his lips.
THE Secretary will now read to you the
rules Of the society," said the President.
The candidate shut his eyes, and was asleep
in an instant.
"He'll do,o said the President, approvingly
EYES," said the vice-President, t'he'll do--
nothing
The members name was enrolled, and he was
reused up to pay his subscription.
He did nothing of the kind.
| Nothing else took place. Nothing more was
| said Nothing more was done. We know no
thing more.
We strongly suspect, from the "hand Of
| write" that the ensuing s'court-scene % comes
from the facile pen of our old friend the author
| of 60 The Puddleford papers
Litigation about title to pigs; the pigs hav-
| ing run wild all summer.
Witness: A boy, little deaf, and little
g daft"
| Lawyer: Do you know plaintiff 8 pigs9"
| Witness: Ha Every Loudly
Lawyer {raising his voice. Do--you-kuow-
plaintiff IS pigs
| Witness Yes
| Lawyer: How long have you known them'
| Witness Hal
| Lawyer louder stilD How long have know
| them?
Witness Fed 'em all last spring.
Lawyer: We're they all about of size?
| Witness Ha
| Lawyer: Were they all about Of size'
/ Witness Ha?
! Lawyer Crises on his feet, petulantly, ant
shakes his fore-fnger at the conclusion of eacl
word, at witness): Were-they--all--ab
| of-a--size
| Witness: Some 90 'em tcer, and some 90 zen
,cernt 20
Great explosion in courthouse: lawyer mag
netized and witness staring vacantly around
[Knickerbocker Magazine for September
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS
CRESCENT orrIcE,

CRESCENT OFFICE,
Tuesday Morning September g. 1854 !
COTTON. There fair demand yesterday but
with rather stringent views the part of factors the
transactions confined to barely 1900 bales We
have no change to notice in prices:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior. ........5 a6 Middng Fair. sAz0 90
Ordinary ........ .61k0TA Fair ............ 100
Middlipg ..........s ass Good FAIR. -f0-
Good Middling... f09l4 Good and Fine. %
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
CorToN-ha'eR ToBAccn--htts
Stock on hand Sept. .......... .286Ts 23,712
Received since .......... 1890 676
:. yesterday ...1 719 -45,o4s COO. e76
71726 24sss
Exported to date1Ss2s 1896
:. yesterday. .... o00=1SS2s 600 4s96
stnnk nm hand not cIeared - h2Sa8 1892
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RIVER STEAMERS.
LAKE STEAMERS.


NOR MOBILE-Daily o. 8. Mail N.y
IL pAss "A BAY III Iog
SSsnre FLORIDA, Capt = Grant
me nn capt r. A. Helm, bailt expressly fer sss
Of
ss will leave tho Ponsohan Railroad DAILY on arrival
Lake Of the l3oc stopping DAILY
Bay - Lia and Pas Christan,
pnf SATURDAYS, gong, ard MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
returning. -
~ and papers Paagous put in the y mai, bag on
Sundays sad eduefdsr will be landed rsuniog
Mondays and Thursdays. f4s y
t freight Bas Christian mu be shipped
by Creole.
70 Extra baggage. nggsge hornss
rosd by 1g1 O'Clock, or they cannot go that eaY.e
" The Way Mail BAG will the o1pf pepsI,
liz scloet daily B. GEDDEs Assnln Bant Pses
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| their contents, destroyed by nre at The Depot,
4 Sunday night, about half-past eleven o'clock.
| We learn that the goods consumed were for
Nashville, Chattanooga and London, Tennessee.
The cause of the fire, nor the extent of insur-
ance, we were unable to ascertain.
Two white men were yesterday brought be-
fore his Honor the Mayor suspicion Of setting
fire at the RAILROAD depot Sunday night, and,
after a hearing, were turned over to magis-
trate. [savavnnah Republican, 10Th inst.
VI WAS ADAM BRICK ?-Gov. Brigham Young
in one of his discourses at Salt Lake City seems
to disbelieve that portion of the bible which as
serts that God formed Adam from dust of the
earth He takes the following philosophical
view Of it: Listen, ye Latter Day Saints
Surprising that Adam was actually formed out
| Of CLAW out of the same kind of material from
: which bricks are formed that with this matter
God made the pattern Of a man, and breathee
into him the brath of life, and left it there il
that state of supposed perfection, he would have
been an adobe to this day. He would not have
known any thing. Some Of you may doubt thu
truth of what l now say, and argue that thu
"A Lord could teach him. This is a mistake. Thu
4 Lord could not have taught him in any othe,
. Wav than in the way in Which he did teach him
n You believe Adam was made OF the dust OF tn
y earth. This do mos believe, though 1t is sup
posed that it is SO written in the bible; but 1t
not to nv understanding. You can write tina
information to the States if you please, that
! have publicly declared that do not believe tina
portion of the bible as the Christian world do
never did and never want to. What is tn
v reason l do not !. Because | have come t
y understanding, and banished from my mind a.
q the baby stories my mother taught me when
v | was child, But suppose Adam was made an
4 fashioned the same as we make adobes; II h
= had never drank of the bitter cup, the Lor
n might have talked to him to this day, and b
Z would have continued as he was to all eternit,
!. never advancing one particle in the school Of il
!. telligence, This idea opens up field Of lgl
!. to the intelligent mind How can you kno
truth but by its opposite, or light but by its o.
Ipositsa The absence Of light isdarkness. Ho
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ID ,EMOVAL-JosEPH RoDRIGUEs. Tailor anG
Dyer the oruepf Triton Walk and Caron
deet Julia Carondeet and Baronn
the public peuerrily 5 R25 I'm
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A REMARKABLE STATISTICAL FACT.-The CEN
sus of Memphis, recently taken by Mr. Banks,
exhibited that there are in this city 14l7 more
males over twenty zone years of age than there
are females; and 1850 more males over twenty :
one than there are females over seventeen years
of age It follows that there are thousand
gentlemen in this city, who. if they wish to
marry will have to go beyond the limits of Mem
phis to find wives. Perhaps Mrs. Farnham
would do well to ship colony of damsels to this
city, now that she has supplied California and
Australia. memphis Wing,
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M
STEALING a DoG.--Mrs. Shetz was arrested
by the Fourth District police yesterday, charged by
Augubert Snyder with having stolen and sesreted bis
dog which he values at S.. Mr. Snyder lives on Water
street. between Washington and Sixth and asserts that
Mrs S. stole the dog from his yard The charge has not
AT t,aa,, ipyarknotaa
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RTEW ORLEANS, OPE- ca szs EszEzzszzzEsssssszz1
" LousAs and GREAT WEST g. kzz2 sszsz-...ss.
ERN RAILROAD COMP ANY.On Monday august
Trains on this Hoaa will ieavs % follows
....wEEK DAYS..
Leave Agiera for Bayou des Aienand A.
Bayou den Afiemsnd for AIgieIs ct halfpcst
....sUNDAYS....
Leave hgiera sor BsSou dss Alenands at sAs.
9 Bayou des Alemand for Algers at an.
at5 p d
sn1At : /. r. T..
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A New MAIL LINE TO New ORLEANs.-A Pc
tition is in circulation among our citizens, for
the establishment of q, daily mail line from
Jackson to the terminous of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad. The ar
rangement would shorten the time Of the deliv-
cry of mail matter from New Orleans TO Jack
son at least twenty four hours; and thus ope-
rate to the benefit of the public along every
mail line north of this point, within the bounds
of the State The travelling pulic would also
be greatly benefited BY the establishment Of the
proposed line of stages. Messrs. Hunt s. Bow
man, two of our most enterprisiDg and ener-
getic citizens, will contract to carry out the ar
rangement if the compensation is at all ade-
quate to the service required. We bespeak the
attention of the Postmaster General to this sub
jecy. jackson Mississippian, 22d inst
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.sksr,1si ~
STATE OF LOUISIANA,

Be remebefed hst the 90th 1854 before the
subscriber Juce o. the Peace and the city Aforesaid
ally Alexander Brother President and Janes Whses
the Home Mutual Company Of New Orleans
above aud and the books
Company AL BROTHER, Presidents
JAS, Fl. WHEELER SsczHtzxy* s
Sworn TO and subscribed before this the 2ah
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-28
MEDICAL. i.
uENKY,s INyIGoRATING CORDIAL,

HENRY,S INvIGORATING CORDIAI..
III PURELY VEGETABLE IN IT'S CoMPOSITION.-
This Invaluable Cordial Is extracted from Herbs and
which haze been o.od ass ysars by the
Wills, II presented to The public as eaicaeious remedy
also snss o. 70 on
mortgages Disordered Stety or Suppres-
sion 0'As Msn'''' Flour 6Isa e Whites 9rf0r
arising any cause such as weakness from Sickness
@ wneEs ns patient has ossn sonsned 2 bed
Cordial cannot be excelee in Its ssuary fleets
nal weakness Fuipation Of the Heart ndigsstion. slug
gshnes Decay the Procresve Functions, Nervousness
&C., where TosIc Medicine is required, IL be found
equal, If superior 10 any Compound ever used.s
To Females. H - ur
Henry's nvigoratng Cordial, is valuable
Medicines in many Complaints to which Females are
subject assists nature to brace the whole system check
suffering, disease and unhappness among Ladies weuld
is they geheraly TO adopt of this Cordial
Ladies debtated BY those distractions which
males liable to- restored the bottle ortwo
10 bloom and TO vigor. .s..-.s.4 ss7-.f ~
Young Men:ssl sas1 ~
is young api 10 become its victims, from
Of danger which they subject themselves
causes EE,n.
Weakness Of the SYSTEM and Premature Decay Many OF
YOU NAV now suffering misied to the
of those, who by have brought
themselves Premature mpoeney, Involuntary Seminal
Affection, other Of unrestain
ed indulgence of the sensual passions occasonng the
- Marriage,
lessenng both mental and bodily capacity. Hold! Henrys
Invigorang Cordial Medicine that is purely Vegetable,
will aid to restore those important functions TO
healthy saie will prove service to It possesses
yrues sa general OF disease and strength
ener of the system. 49, .
As Tonic Medicine,
We do place this Cordial On footing
with quaek medicines, and is customary append long
list Certificates, &e beginning with
Hear Preacher says and such like; tits not
essary, for "Henry's Inygorsng Cordial" only needs
trial to prove that it will accomplish all we say.
The Genuine ssHenry's InvigOrating COrdial,''
put Pannei Bottles, aud is easily recognized by
the Manuacturer's signature the label each Bottle, h
which forgery well as the blown In
the glass.
Prepared only s. E. COHEN No. Franz lin Row, Vine
street, below Eighth, Philadelphia, Pa, TO whom all Or
DERS be addressed For sale by all respectable Drug
yists and Merchants throughout the country -
For sale the Patent Medicine Depot No. 2 College St
BY J. p. Dromgooe, Wholesale Agent for the State, and only
agent in Nashville. .4....- .H.
decti--6m d&tw.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-28

a yFR CURED BY SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.-Ths
Iuy celebrated Medicine has for many years maintained
It's superiority over all other lot me SAFE
speedy permanent of Ague and Fever, or Chs
Fever whether of short or long standing; and IN no
case fail TO the directions are strictly followed
and carried out. -,
States of Kentucky Tennessee Ohio, Indiana, PennslVa
MA Michigan Iowa. Wisconsin, Illinois, Missouri Texas,
Arkansas Alabama, Mississippi and louisiana aud has per-
manenty cured over FIVE sDRED THOUSAND cases. IN all
s varied FORMS many which had been OF from one 10
three years. standing and had resisted all the usual RENE
dies country and in case did TINS medicine
fail where the directions properly followed Such is
success that large number of respectable
Practitioners Medicine, in various parts OF the country
and prescribe II IL preleIehce 10 duho "hH O'"0'
The public are assured that only certain in its eff
ees a. TJnic being composed entirely Of vegetable
medicines, perfectly innocent in all cases or creum-
.tsnres and NAV females infants, and all
snns of debtaeI aud delicate constitutions, without the
least fear whatever Of any unpleasant effect ,
This composed OF articles OF the prmest ana
Tst ouatv always made by the proprietor In per-
Son sr the forms Of pharmacy (which cannot
be said many TONES now flooding the western and
countT and in this respect alone IS rendered
ay superior the remedies usually prepared and sold
ES s aperient powerful diaphoretic properties, ad
d to is Tonic aaaltcs, is rendered eminenty superior
10 ouinpe aad other remedies general and popular
onc in all cases whatever whore TONES proper TO be
administered. The p5Opretor therefore, respectfully IN
ez DFacrtioners and the public generally TO give IL but
fsr trial aud they will then he convinced Oft great supe
arity over other remedies in use for the purpose
specified. IT.. =.
EsVer IhIs and Fever, bilious Feyers, would dc well
IA ksep supply OF this valuable remedy always hand
The proprietor has now IA his possession Oh GER
Aeats Ofits value given by persons VINO nave USED H.
many eticrs from merchants who have sold IL largely IN
their country well from many respectable Praconers
have used in preference TO othes remeaes az ssns
No e college street. Wholesale aud Retail Agent, Nash
m Inn decIO-d&tn W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-28
AFFLrCTEn READl

PHILADELPHIA MEDICAL H0USE.-Established Is
/ years ago BY DIR. kINKEL!N The Oldest surest and
best hand to cure all forms of diseases of the skn and
solitary habits of youth, IS DR. klNkELN, n. W corner
of Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine
and half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular NOtice.-There is habit which
bows teach each other at the academy college, habit in
duged in when BY themselves solitude growing up with
the boy manhood and which, if not abandoned due
time only begets obstacles 10 matrimonial hap
pnoss but gives rise to series OF protracied nsdOus and
devastating affections Few OF those who indulge in this
perncous practice aware OF the consequences until they
ind the nervous system shattered feel strange and
counabe feelings vague fears in the mind. The individual
becomes feeble he unable TO labor with accustomed vg
or apply his mind TO study his step ardy and weak
he dull and resote the counenance is dewncast the
ewes without natural usre, shametcedneSs apparent
These symptoms lceA Should dtoaaeH tie attention Of
these similarly afflicted
the victim be conscious Of the cause Of his decay and
having relinquished the odious practice he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal EMISSIONS wck weaken and shame
him, producing mental and physical prostraton. If be
emancpae himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter mairmony, his marriage IS unfrutfu, and his
senses tell him that this caused by his early oles
Too many think they will hug the secret 10 their own
hearts and cure themselves Aas how often is this fatal
delusion, and how many apronsng YOUTH who might have
been an ornament society," has faded from the earih
Young Men Let no false modesy deter you from
making your case known who from education and
spectabty can alone beend you He who places himself
under DR. KINKELINS : treatment, may religouSly conhde
his honor gentleman, and IN whose bosom Will De fOr
ever locked the secret OF the patient.
Country Misunderstanding it inconyenient to make
personal application can by stating their explicitly, 10
rether with all their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded 10 them chest containing DR. h. medicines
appropriated accordingly and be cured at home
Structures Of the ureha weakness and constitutional de
bty promptly cured and full vigor restored All letters
| post pdtd .... . .
remittance of 25 cents in letter post paid ad
dressed 10 Dr. knken Philadelphia, viii secure his book
| on the Secret Infrmities of Youth. w seeH-w1y
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system condition. Let all interested in such
remedy call obtain pamphlet ree containing ample
proof highly respectable of the happy results
its use with letters from hrstcass experienced
physicians who have used in their Practice and speak
from their own observations, H..
REyKRKNCRs.-P B. Peckham, NJ. D. Utica, n. Y, L. ID.
Fleming, D., Canandaigua, N " NJ. II. Hills, NJ. D.,
Rochester Y, D. Y Fooe, NJ. D. raeuse, N w. Prof.
Dunbar NJ D., Baltimore, Md j. G. orriek, NJ. D., Balu
more, Md w. w. Reese, NJ. d., New York City, W. Pres
colt, M d. Concord, n. H P. Newland, NJ. d., Utica,
N. A. 49, . =.
Pamphlets had gratis at JOHN P. DRoMoooLE's Patent
Medicine House, College street, Wholesale and Retail
Agent Nashville Tennessee.
ALSo.-For sale by -
DR.. F. s. WoLDRIDGR, Franklin,
isHkM A. ECKLEs, Springfield,
JAMES T. BAsHAw, Gallatin,
Cook q OWN, Lebanon,
CaooKET d RIDDLE, Murfreesboro'.
Letter addressed NSsrs. Beach Bronson, fgenfs at
Neloberry H. s. c., by Rsu. C. S. Beard, Of State
GLENN SPRINGS, Jan. 9th, 1853.
Messrs. BKAoH g. BRowssos-SIRs send for anoihe
bottle your anarchists Uterine Catholcon' Ny wife
has been afflicted eleven years. and variety of means
resorted for relief but obtained until
medicine from you. Its influence al
day il taken.
As there great many females in our country ahoring
the afiicion for which your medicine proposes
remedy, feel ii duty to recommend 1t TO all such
(signed) CLoUuH S. BEARD.
pot, 304 Broadway, n. ... 81. nov24
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-28
nR. j. Ii. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED
j CATHOLICON. for the relief and cure of snferina

Females. II stands pre-
eminent for its curative
powers in all diseases for
which il Is recommended,
allied
Female Complaints.
OF these are Prolapsus
Uteri, or Falling of the
Womb; Flour Albus, or
Whites; Chronic lnfiam-
nation and liberation of
the Womb; Incidental He
morrhage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular MeRsiruation,
&C., with accompanying
evils, Cancer excepted,)
no matter how severe orof
how long standing
AThe Catholicon far sur
passes other remedies, in
being more certain, less
extensive, and leaving the
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-02-28
HURTS vERMifuGE.

TNHEREi is perhaps disease TO which children are ex
posed that is universal aud fatal Worms; persons
of all ages subject TO it, and if neglected it may prove
runous Then why will you hesitate when you can always
have preventor in your house at very little expense viz
Hurts 1RrigdSel Jermya9e The Medicine stands pre-
eminen-he apdty with which it expels Worms is truly
remarkable Strict attention is all that's required
Sold by Merchants and Druggists generally
-z--e..a-- RussELvnLE, Ky, July Cd 1853.
Mr. b. F. HURT-DeIr Sir: have been using YOUR Yer
mifuge my family since have be.n acting as Agent
for you. 1 have used Fahnestocks Jaynes' Ioudsn 4
Co.'S and Others bu must give yours the decided prefer
all Others would recommend tito the comma
nifty valuable medlclne. Very respectfully,
sept 24-wly - ~ MILTON ROBERTS.
IMPORTANT TO HOUSE KEEPERS
cheapest and best SOAP in the world have Just
ceved loo of Potash in powder for making hard
soft Soap receipt for making accompanies each At
least 80 per is saved in tile Of this article For sale
cheap by W. F. GRAY,
ian22 "a Corner of Broad aud Markets sts.
lust received $50 gross No MATCHES in wood
q boxes. [jan22l W. F. GRAY, broadway:
lust received 10000 CIGARS, favorie brands at a
q small advance on cost by w. r. GkAf,
jan22 "a lal..- .sg-ls----l 80 brOAa"ss-
nANS GUM CHROME GREEN, in lots to suit pur-
i chssers by ljan22 '54l w F. GRAY. Br0ad~ ~4y.
| snRANDIES, WINES AND. HOLLAND GlS.--A large
d supply Just received and for saeby W. h. GRAf,
jan92 54 D'"A'
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TRUrn rs MIGHTY AND WILLPREvAIL
HUTcHIsONs CELEBRATED OINTMENT,


1 : the most eaectual remedy for Piles, Sore Caked
1 Breast. Cuts Bruises, SC, now extant IhIs medi-
prepared with great and never fails TO give re-
lief when properly administered. Remember
It Cures Piles-speedilv. ...
1t Cures Sores or Caked Breast t-immedlaeiy.
Ii Cures Cuts, Bruises or Sores on man or horse.
The afflicted are invited to give II trial If If does not
accomplish what claim for it, then pronounce II hum
bug and demand your money.
The proprietor has in his possession any number OF GER
tcates from the first citizens of Virginia ami other States
several of which accompany each box We give the fol-
low ing from the sheriff OF Botteourt county, Virginia
Mr. lhzef
FlSCAsrLE, Dec 81, 1858.
Mn HurCuIseN- Ea1y Sir--l had been an almost con
slant sufferer fes tor Twelve previous TO
the time heard your ointment. have gwen it fair
trial snd for the last years have had symptoms OF
the disease and consider myself entirely cured think it
due 10 YOU TO make this statement, and the public at
l,re that yonr nvalusble ointment shOud be gen
orally known. ours respectfully, X PlILER.
Sold wholesale and RETAIL by .,- ...
J0. G. BROWN,
C,bI1 '5.-GladStriw Agent, College street.
Prepared by W Hutehison, & Co, Amsterdam, Va