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MEDICINES.



lXT.na may speedy Remedy for Weak
w or loss Of or;anic Power Pain in the Lon pss %
Constitutional pe aai all roe o hoi a@an "r,'hs Gr s
of ardent spirits or any other cause
what countless generous and nohhearted beings
have been swept to nnamey tGmhs thousands " fmE pen W.
erwe listening Nnate with the thnnde OF Ell
oauence q walked to eastacy the living Tyre
Those suffering from any of the following melancholy effects
should Immediately apply 6p to ,ouxsr,v
Weakness the Back and Limbs Pains IN the Head Dmncss
Of sight Muscular Power papitaton of thu Heart y
paps rrahty Deransemen of the Digestive fune
lions General Debility, symptoms o Consumption etc ec
MENFALLYrht fearful effects the mind arr much to be
reael Loss OF Memory, Confusion OF leas depression OF
spirits Forebolinss Evil, Aversion OF Soeey setDSruS
oFFCETo 7sonth Frecrick sreetseven Doors from Balt
mo more S t'' an 'f S & S T y yoa will m" the placo
A Cure Warranted or no Charge Made
,t,nsV %,ii,e a. Dr. Johnston lexccng VII others) besides
his standing .eneman oi rh'ra''G and re@nA1hty
sufficient ar'ns TINT h. Is the only rF' fh's'r'" " Ut
consulted. ,,>..r,,,,
NEu!Er or TIE ROYAL C5LLEGEoF SURGEONS,
fonin of the most eminent Colleges of the
United srer Of whose life has been spent
ha. ef. one aston,u1 cures TINT were ever
as.ep great being alarmed At sudden sounds and
bashnne~ with frequent tiuh - n''rniel sometimes WIN
arrangement of miul. cured immediately
Take Particular Notice.
Parents ann - - ~, thor sons and wards Alag
,ow often IL tay other the wasting of the
a ANN M or the 2aFaas ssston Cough symptoms II Con
unptiou also those serious Nonta ELECTS such as loss Oh
M nry DrnrSs1u spirits peculiar fits oil Meanch"y "hen
he Irutl Is .,ga i. to 10th B"iy and Mind Thus ARE
g rom Thousands might have been Of use TO
tr Country, pleasure to their friends and ornaments 10 '
~ sJuNsroSs IyylqaatTlTydh. Td. REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
, r, aud inr,rtanf Remedy has restored strength
% to thou,ns ebilitatel nly inals mnny who
md aud been Htenlon" To- die By s complete IN
soaou Of the Nervous systeH IL Who'll" mcnltes eonf re-
orr to their proper pe"fr ana a ,,,i s nr The
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l.YNCHBURG SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH TO- 1855
MEDICINES.



L Noi 70 rd,icie of NcrcprVm a.
AN lNFALIiglr REMFpr fp >crnnlo King. Evil,
rheumatism. Ohst'uatc tntnnenns Eturt'"n- Inn
pie nr ru.tulr ou . far. Bl, tchc. Sod-, cronic
Snrr fsr., ting Worm ~ frtrr Schd Head, En-
lHlPtnent nd Ifun tthc Bonssa Joint~, Stubborn
uleels S,Phd ur p,s rider, Lnmlng", SPINAL Com
plants. an al ~rsrs arising ir1n an inud,e1aus
nsr nj Mercury lopdd in Life or lmruriiy al
the Rlaod.
1h,<y ,Iaabc Nrlrrine wiirb has brcod" c'lehroted
or thr nunh"' at c>tu, rnury mes effected through
Is agency In. induced the pm 'tsf-, NJ the ns'h is
quest nj theif tleois, n "r II In the public "hel the,
10 with the utulust confidence its virtues and won
lrrful curative pro critics he following '"thhe'tet
,cec'ed Iomn htte number nre however. rti"ht@
tcsri nnnv thu IN" nctc wnrt oi the rr"tr'"f. ND
ire ali from gcntrnco wc kno N in 'h"' l"ealitie'
Ind of the highr,i rr.recahiy, nnnJ "i th"n rendinf
u the .itv o Rirl uouI Va.
+. BoNnEN. E,q at ihe ENfbnngo llh". R,rh
rond knnan c,'I, whore. snts h" IN. - ~ the Med
ne called Gamers Sunu,h Mixture ndmnr-; red IN
m ired ca-r., ucatl> ae di-""~"s Tor "hfl
is recommended with the INST astan-h"g good tc
nIl- llesy., h j. the mast rS1ra9rdn'v medicine h'
hss
Aeur and Fsrrr- G,caf Cure-I hereby criiif,, that
three yrnr- had Aeue aud frver o at th" most viz
lent Description, had severn l'lN-c nne, took large
Irant,tics otQ u,or, Mercury, aud believe all the
Zones Hdsert-cl. hut nA with 'ut any permanent ro
lici. Al last | tri" Cnrter'- Span,.b Mstre, Nv"
bottles nf whch ch ctua |, cured u aud am hnpr,
~, haVc had either Chilli teNor sncr con-
-ider il the best Tonic IN the would nnd III" only medi
cine thu ever reached IA, case. JOHN LON"pEN.
beaver Dam, near Riohmond, Va
e h. Lurk. E.q No" in Richmond, aud Tor nun,
in the Past Chce, hus such conf "nce IN the n'
,n-hina ,hcnoy ." Cnttrrs spanish Mlxui", TINT he
a. nuughi upward oi 10 b,ttlea which he has EiVet
ssyt,.re ntllrtrd Mr. l.aei -ayshr has never hne"i
fsd "hon tni>rn ucroritue Ia dirrclion-.
Dr. v ngr. u p,nct-rnG Ph,-irun and formerly III
the Cry Hotel, the city Of Richmond. says ,ehswil
aes-ed in n uumhcr oi inst lnees the elects Cnrters
SpAni,l Mixture which were mes' upIy -utu'-DnR lie
iuncnse OF Cou-unI tim dependent "n the L'er
II Al I,,.1. ...I
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NEW CUNCERN-lha have associated L. with mo
LNmtse Grocery aud Commission business Mr. Rob't
= EIar.. We shall do business at the stand for
merry occupied by myself under the firm ard style of
Miller Z EIsm.
return my thanks for the patronage extended to me-
an hope the may have full employment.
w. A. MILLER,
ian . dts On Basin.
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GAS! CAS-! G.AS!!'

DERNrNS Wishing tr'r hop-"~ trd for her' inf
6'a-wll ind some strong 4aucemr. - "he're'i. b5
,in,io IL. ,nbscriber. huvc sood men aud
.ut e,,,t ,iorI, al materials 4. g. DABNEl.
y. IA ,rlers Gr htipg u frbarro t"ctarie>
tee I'D nltoin>xt day payment vii mot h"'equrra
hr.le the Isl n Juuc, 1888.
7-.if<
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INHE Undersigned viii continue the Groceey AMI
'n'n-sinn hasine>s "t tn" old stand "i wilson
\ + ank'iu where te intends keeping eenerni stock
of eve,y artic IN hi- line would gla l. -er "S
old cusnnor- AMI the Pub' gene ally fr mpt a'irn-
non to all forwarding AMI other business emit nst"d To
jos H. ~ hIl'SON
Septro,ber 1t. 1851 sep -
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9EAlloGAs1 q ROSEWOOD PAR

III LUN SEfIN.-MlIn e,Uy and Kose" od F'FI"r
srtt- hui.hed in p.as and fancy d sh r r safe at
ex', molly ,o,, ,,... bv F.. J. FOLkES.
- " Ahl Lu,Ms. three doors below Lioery Ware
hou.p murl-ts
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A. -.-.I -. - l.,
49, 's - " w - y -
RsERto WFLARNh JAU Npl't 't.l',S y
1Lpepsn Chrome rr Nervous DebhtyD Dl."nse 4 the
Kidney. mud al diseases atis1ng tom u p'aidffed
Lvrr stomach such ~ fsfiPntioo, itwrrd fls4,
Fnline7 Blood ro The lend, Aeldy pi the Stomach,
Nau ~, lleutbuu D-gast IT Faod. fuIuors o. wight
Il tie Sfamarh, Sour Etasiafinns Sinking ur iauafng
fhr Fl the S,uu, h. =. WINNING Of time II nd, llur.
rnd md dIifrrit BIcnthne, faaefHs NJ the lIeaft,
Ghoakng oa SuHorutirt Sensations when in wing pos.
turc. d naea. ol l-pn. b rs hc'.rr the ght
Fever aud Du, Puu iu the fIrn DrG.ion,y &" cIs.
p1efion. Ycllo~u".ot TIE sin md Eyes Pan N tho
Slde, laek th"-i Im' Nr.. sudden ush'- "i iicht,
Burning N the Flesh Con-tnn loaf'n"E- "i Evil. and
glen depression Of Spirit, cnn hr 'n"cinnly cuied 10y
DocrER li'"fr ANps 'fttenATtn
GERMAN mffERS
prepared hy Dr &. NJ. Jackson. G"rman Medicine
Store, Nol2U Arct st.,one deor below Sixth fhiiadn.
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h LONE STA

~ t,xe Of 4DNE IA CHEAING TOBNC
~ 30 .naaata, ure hy m /: ,nnt der.. E.qr
~ laa np1rfal 'rin ipe Cigars
i NlD II vurn IN.
r,.nI,,. .safrtnte,i .cuIinr. F,r saIe. who'o
,ll. .u. r,.,ul b. s 4. BOYD.
my l3
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| I,'n,tE, LlrE AND MAniNE iNsN w.

7 IAfE.-L LnH'hbnfg Hove 3 Fre Insurdnfl ont
IN
lhia GomranN makes Insurance against loss ~ Inn.
ec hs Fire Dwelling tuuses sforc-. Tobacco Fncto
'ins aud ohr buildings furniture, goods. wnrcs al
nrrchnndge gcuctall, IN mud country :hc mo.t
lavotnbi,. term.
Asn ninkcr lr.tnnnce the lives of all persons
inyinr good health and al sound constitution for tho
Nhuc duration Of lifc or form limited period.
Slaves employrd in ordinnrv occupations. will bs
lnzufed Oh rehsuuulc terms.
lhr Gomrau} viii il-c tale marina risk. from and
r,y of the Noru,tu or Souhcrn Ports, favourable
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I ~ "A CbLDs --I} .YrH's f"lm,nc
- 'r,"-. lti#t5# y 49,. \ r"- Cherry PrrtI'nl,
.,', Cr,,r, Ex .art.ti.,, u ll-tia2'~ NnIlia,
Ai.r1r. BnI.. ". Dhrry "tc., "Dc - lie he
.n.v,fs Z 81 Al T. 4 co.
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Ne. rs Alnu 81, RlrhmuuG, Va.
Al far ser by j. II Seay ID X. LNmru. J II
Tlompson y Co, L,uchbnrg, Va, aud 10y dea ~. in
AeILann-- o. eAnrNNAL one. scnl "
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To the People of the City Of Lynchbuig and all
the Surrounding Count es.
supply Of New Goods,

Holm J. p Is, Agcnl N kc-I In0e Ron
- und-r ries vie ef "As for 50 S keat,' l. n"' r.
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such iniquituus Legislation u the Missouri enn-
promise--they therefore throw themselves upon
the broad sea Of fanaticism. insanely striving TO
lash il into storm Agitation and ineendiarsm
are the elements with which they have now to do.
If the South could So far forget its dignity aud
its rights as TO CO nSent to the abolition OF slave
nv in the District of Columbia. aud the slave
trade between the States-aye, even II 1t were
meekly to assent TO the Wimot proviso-al these
would not quiet the dcmoniaeal spirit Of abolition
ism. II has become n feud,in which the original
cause Of difference is well night forgotien-a war
Of opinion, in which practical results are over.
looked. in the bitter aud furious struggle for the
mastery No man in his senses will ever again
think of appeasng the fell and irenzed spirit OF
Northern fanaticism by compromises. 1t IS no
longer to be eoaxed-but must be cbasiised. The
full time may not yet have come. We have no
desire To hasten it-but there is point where en-
endurance will cease. When that point is rcaeh-
ed, we hope t. see the Federal government do
lis duty-should il fail, the States and the people
must take care ofthemselves.
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Wholesale Robb-ly by Pirates on Lake Mic
rrom the AlIegnn Record. Octeher Il

(From the Allegan Record, October ~
The people along Lake Michigan from here
north to the Manis,ec have been thrown into a
state of the most intense excitement by the opc-
rations of gang of marnuders, who are reported
to be'Mormons from Beaver island,au who have
carried on the operations with boldness despe
ration rarely cqualled in the records of highway
men. They reported to have burned sawmills
and robbed stores north of the Grand river. At
Grand Haven they made repeated attempts to
break into stores and shops On Saturday of
last week they made their appearance at the
mouth of the Kalamazoo, an after looking about
some pushed up south as far Ms the tanneres in
the town of Ganges and onSaturday night broke
open Robinson Il Plumer's store, robbed them Of
$1,000 worth of goods, and made back again down
the lake.
Off Port sheldon they seen by vessels
crew anchored their, with there plumber all open
to view, and were pulling on down as carelcssly
aud fearessly as though they pursuing n
legitimate calling. There is said to be upwards
of twenty in the gang They sail small
schooner of twenty or thirty tons and two Mac
kinaw boats Robinson and Pummer pursued
them as far north Grand Haven and then turn
ed back; the Haven people advising them that it
would be useless and unsafe TO pursue them fur
ther without strong force of hundreds of men,
What is to be done in the premises we do not
hear. Surely we have come upon strange times
| if such high handed robberies can be perpetratcd
and go unwhipped of Justice. There seems TO
| be no question to the identity of the robbers
or their hailing place. They are emis.aries from
King Strang's realms, and the whole power of the
state should be lent 10 ferret out and bring to jus
tce the perpetrators of such bold crimes.
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MARRIED

Ga the 10th of Oct. in this city by Rev. J. d.
iHenelh q. l. PEERS, to JENNIE c. only daugh-
er Of b. +. sackott, Esq,
On Wednesday,the Bird inst. by the Rev. Dan
witt, Mr.. BusHRoD W. THOMAS, Of Motto
'ay, to Mrs, FANNIE Z. ARMIES, Of Prince Ed
yard county, Va.
In isaieigh' on Monday morningsla by the
s seH' DF; Mason PETER NJ, HALE, Esq. Junior
.u''or Oh the Fayetteville Observer, 10 Miss MA
", daughter of the Hon. George +. BADGER.
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The \. lleral declares thai "ycry eon-sdor
oble sums of money arrived in this country by the
Pacific. and other recon, steamers, to be used at
the coniur election in that state and other north
orn ATTITUDES "'rhese remttances the Herald as
scrt. are tbe fruit. Of nm alliance between foreign
foes and the obolitionsts of this country to over
turn the Government of the United States" We
arc in the midst ola fearrI struggle. declares,
:, which - enlisted apoin.t rs hand of nolitical
madmen as fierce nnd relentless AS were the Jews
NJ Calvary. rhey hive been gathering strength
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The so-called Republicans of Massachusetts
in their address to the people employ the follow
ing language: "The Missouri Compromise made
freedom and slavery geographical distinctions
That.is.now repealed. We accept the issue which
that repeal forces. upon us-slavery or freedom
everywhere. IIenceforth recognize no geo
graphical line-our motto is no north, no south:
freedom for all the territories. No new states
but free states north or south" When the Mis-
souri, Compromise was first repealed abolitionism
put up one long, loud and universal Rowland the
chorus was whined out by three thousand poti-
cal parsons of the North. The tune is now
changed. We hear more the rallying cry Of
..repea and restoration" Those who but u
short time since vociferously demanded the res
titution of the Missouri Compromise now openly
proclaim their abandonment of any such wish
They will be content with nothing less than an
absolute nterdict against the admission OF any
more slave States north South, and this is the
burden OF all the resolutions adopted by all the
Conventions which have been held within the
last six weeks in the free States. We are glad
that the ayowal has been made in such good time
for think it will have the effect of awakening
the attention of all real friends of the Union to
the danger which menaces it, Knavery of the
worst stamp-treason to the Union--is manifest
ly at the bottom of all these proceedings, and il
rests with the people to punish the schemers an
agitators as they deserve. What we now most
specially desire to impress upon every reader OF
this paper. and every true friend of the country
is, that the Republican party" wherever it ex
lists, repudiates any intention to bring about tn,
restoration Of the Missouri Compromise, either a
the next session of Congress. or in any other way
The conclusion is inevitable that the abolition
lists are themselves convinced of the impossibili
ty of procuring, in the enlighted appreciation o
its rights which now exists in the South, any
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Autj-Anerican Treason.

Among the most Jealous opponents Of Amcri-
canismis senator Wade ofOhio. It's not hard
10 discover the motive Of his hostility. He is an
nboliiionist and disunonis,, and seeing in the
American movement u bulwark Of opposition to
the traiforou. schemes he chershes, he madly
seek. 70 break it down. In speech made by
linn short time ago in Portland. Maine, he ut
tered the following sentiments:
There is no uaioH nor btteeen us and The South
the pretended union now existing is ali mere
tricions the heart does not partici pate in it
aud believe from Ill that have seen. and am
one of those who dare speak what bc1eve-I
beiieue that there are no ttco nations on edrfh--
not ercn The Russians and the English at has
day-irlo al heafi feel more eamtty topards zach
otfet than the men of The north and South. /
beiiepe that.
And after all this to talk Of II Union! Sir, l
hare said you hare no Union. say you hare no
Union To- dan lcofihy Of the name.
Sir. | am here conservative man, knowing
ns do that the only salvation 10 your Union is
that you diyest il entirely from all the tants OF
slavery.
If we cannot have that, then go for no Union
AZ all bal go far FiGi1
Another nboli,onist and traitor, not less de-
serving the gallews than Wade, is senator Viii
son Of Massachusetts. Mr. Wise and his hackers
made greut use cfthc fact in the late canvass in
this State, that he was connected with some spu-
rons council of Americans in the North. What
sort Of mn American he IS may be judged from
the following. The Bos'o Zee states that II
gentleman having asked him how he could con
scientously use his onaooyors 10 overthrow a ro-
liteal organization, from which he had received
the most desirable Office in the gift Of the people
of Massachusetts the Hon. Senator replied,
"IH biom the rLoie thing american parity 10
htH and damnution!'
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DIED,

VI IyPi"id Fever, in Fincaste, on Tuesday
1ght the 2nd inst CHARLES \, FRANCIS, in the
OH year of his age.
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q RE.Ar NXcIrEmHNr .N sEnAsr0.

& I Es e d u EXCITEMENT IN SEBAsEG-
"a PUi.-lou can buy READN-MADE CLOIHlNG and
FURNISHING GOODS at wholesale and retail in every Va
Itlly and style at low cash prices, by calling APPEL
NEWMAN = corner OF Main and Market streets, whete f9n
viii save 20 Per cent lie has returned from the Morn
eh Ma1uia' tories where he has made good supplies expires
~ Tor is market OF the most fashionable style and every VI
riety IA tue Clothing line cheaper offered
III TINS city oud it not be better you Cal and exam
me MS nagh, ent Stock ard least 20 per cuna, o.
buys an Ms Goods ir casa aud rs them at much less i
me ftg"f prices 'r the same quality Of Goods You can %
sohaNc CLOTHING nadt 20 order ia the best manner anu
e shortest notice anu always get the newest and mos sl
onahle Goods for your money.
Remember the place whore you get good bargains at
APPEL & NENMANS,
Corner of Main and Market streets,
nr Il = 49,, .
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IA. ASSOe ATS DsE FIRST DAS of
"a July, eao and from and after this date all accounts
maIe with us viii become due twice year. viz the Isl day
OF January and the LIST day Of July. All persons ewiH- Us
accounts made previous t. st Of uy aud due that &
WI please come forward and pa5 III, dep na'
on t09hs and cash sales alone successful leseH
non Of our business Being ourselves compelled to pay t
our purchases twice year, feel that excused @
recurring like payments GEORGE NJ. Rt'CKER y 60
July Id&rts
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7
n B-Several influential gentlemen in This county viii
send certificates important Effected ~
Premium Bttcrs in their families We all in its being
al the valuable medicines introduced
7cl"n Of the country. Yours, j. w. 4. S.
y Every family should keep few bottles hand Price,
- cents per bottle
10 be had, wholesale and retail Il. Sabor & Co.'S,
swoher ~ Mhitehcads, J. Il. Thompson Cos, J. Ii.
seay Il ynchburi, and druggists generally. sept 9Im
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CorrAaE. NEWLY. 1850. I
Near cnrdsx!ne. Bnckinshala eanntx. Va.

tA'r ,urdsNlIIe, buckingham county, VA
Mr. Eigat Rahr'-Dear Shiny wife having been, Ter
many years afflicted with Liver Complaint and Nervous De
bihs, hearing Of your premium BeTs, she INDUCED
l. sHe thea trial After trying haa dozen bottics, she
found her health much improved and her digestive
greatly sifeugtchea and TOME She Hds it ndispeHsa
bic Ia her easond continue, her Improvement
II Very popular with many my neghbors and it is be-
GONNA almost in general a tene IN this section
" Ii l.. ! M
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sure his brilliant visions pocsy, ate flesh and Mrs Rad
cie adopted the plan Green and coffee DO
sleep induce dreaming Baptsta rora for procuring quiet
and pleasing dreams widowed horse supper
Indigestion, and that condition which termed weak rr
table stomach, constitute fruit full of visions The
immediate direct Influence repeton totally altering
the sensations and the disposition in waking moments,
proof Of its power to derange the circulation Of the BRAIN and
the mental acnesn sleep People who troubled with
indigestion may surely relief from Hoohauds German
BerS, sold exclusively Ia Ills country by Dr. c. NJ jack
son 100 Arch street. Philadelphia and BY his agents See ad
Ncrtiscmeuts. Zoe ld3w
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nF.fasr - ON CfrlzesAlr John Thurman one Of tn"
~ tzens u J. nshburg died At hs residence on 'A"feh
trat Tae.lay Night Daring all his iang lie he ma been
,t..thsd FIR liz correctness purity Of character. for
h 49, . The sincere respest and regard Of all who kne"
1 For many years fsd the Office Of CLERK ofhe Mar
It, and faithfully and honestly discharged all the duties Of the
az. III was also long aeinbcr Of the City Council
We are requested say that his funeral will be preached
e,,,1 IT O'clock in the 81 street Methodist Church
m, f and ar1nantances of the family, respectfully
Invited Il attend
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Hss seE CIDER ysSEGAg..--loo gallons pure Ciaer
oe5.ts ID r SAcKHTf
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IMPORTANT DEcIsIoy-Wo call the attention of railroad
employees to the following judicial decision. Judge Potts, in
charge the grand jury OF Burlington county, New Jersy,
ltst week, said
If he whose duty is to ring the bell blow the whistle
the law requires upon approaching crossing aad until the
engine has passed the crossing neglcc to do and in
qence the neglect that duty death cnsue he is liable
be indicted for mansauEhte So if the loss of life had been
in consequence Of the oupahc ncglgeece carsncs
any employee charged with particular duty the rnhat
Is il by cuipaby noecting to de specific duty assigned h
o~by negligence cacessnes in The of doing he
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Ny daughter when months old, taken with swell
the tonslS which grew larger and larger till " hen SIX
wears old She had great difficulty swallowing her food Ev
cry night watch kept fearing she would sutoeae me
attended her could give relief took her
the doctors in the East they said there was
help her but it, With sad heart returned
home when became much that the doc
had be called in again; they decided that the tons
be the only of giving relief My wife
would not this She determined try your Lin
imeu which gave relief the very first application and by u
continued She entirely recovered She is ten
old and aeshy andeathy could desired Your Incn
also the for sprus bruises. cuts burns head
ache, etc viii the pain in few
Il also cured eaked udder in my III few days
PEORIA, March 1uth 1919. GEORGE FORD.
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rSEESDisUSE WOHAa.--CtkANNilLE JORDAN
u having purchased an interest in the irdnoHt AoIh
near Iynchburg The business will hereafter be conducted ii
The name and under the style of JORDAN d CURld" They
VIII be thankful to the former patrons OF the establishments
at1aunce 81 their patronage and to the public at largo m
their iyors They pledge execute all wokin
their line with fidelity, neatness and dispatch.
GRANVILLE JORDAN
SEPTEMBER goth, 1855. GEO. q. CuRLE.
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