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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1855-03-17
AHEAD OF THE rIngEs!
/, Al the Sign Of the Big lnich.

6R AfIEAD OF THE TIngEs!
E--.s/N9o AT the Sign Of the Big WotcA,
@M.,M4 SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
ENh1 L. COOK respectfully informs his ten
4 thousand personal friends, and the rood reoule
OF Toledo, Maumee City, Perrysburg, and aIl The
country round, that lie has opened the most com
plete and splendid stock ever offered in the cit and
is receiving daily additions from the best Eur3,car
and Eastern manufacturers Of
CLUChS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Ii would be quite useless 10 attempt an enurcra-
ton OF the brilliant articles his show cases
see his splendid 90 anu
Gold and Silver Watches,
OF every variety, quality and pattern at price rau
ing from Ten to One MHdred and FlGty pgUgrS
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS.
the largest and richest assortment eyerseen here NJ
from Iireire to fItiy Dollars.
HEAI1 GOLD GGiRD CHAINS.
OF unequaled beauty. weight and finish AT from
ItreIce 10 F0rty-fre RoHQrs
MAGNlFIcENT DIAMOND PINS AND RINGs, of the
latest styles, and at the lowest prices
SUPERIOR PEN AND PoCKET KNIVES. Of elcnaut
patterns and finished workmanship, the finest lot H.
town. "
PLAIN, OcrAGoNAND BEAUTIFUL pCLocKs
OF the pest manufacture, at 1ico and Haifto IfE
teen D0|fdFS. With countless variety of
LoCKETs, Com PrXCiis
hiN6S' GOLD PENS,
HHk E DhpfS' NATCH SEALS,
NGfF IlNS, BREASTPISS,
brooches, STUDS &c,
And every thing else ever seen or heard tfn oF in
JeWeIry establishment Prices iotcer thaa fcwef
E-y~opecial care given by the best worl,,ru in
the country to REPAIRING WATCHES AND JrwrIrv
and all work warranted "
I=or DoHt l0rget The place. SgR of he Biz
~ dfch, summit street between Jefferson and Mad
iSon streets mr2OyIl II. #. COOK.
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IsPUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY
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VANCE. If payment be delayed six months,
20 cents will be added; if it be delayed till
the end of the year, 30 cents additional will
be charged, INVARIABLY.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-28

. struggle. But great as is the praise which
belongs to her, [ think at least equal hon.
or is due to the South They espoused
the quarrel of their brethren. with a gen.
erous zeal which did not suffer them to
stop to calculate their interests in the dis.
pute. Favorites of the mother country.
possessed of neither ships nor seamen to
create commercial rivalry, they might
have found in their situation guarantee
that their trade would be forever fostered
and protected by Great Britain. But.
trampling on all considerations, either of
interest or safety, they rushed into the
conflict, and fighting for principle, pcriled
all in .he sacred cause of freedom
Never was there exhibited. In the his
tory of the world, higher examples Of 60
bic daring, dreadful suffering. and heroic
endurance, than by the Wings of Carolina
during the revolution. The whole State.
from the mountains to the sea, was over
run by an overwhelming force of the enc
my The fruits of industry perished ON
the spot where they were produced, or
were consumed by the foe The plains
OF Carolina" drank up the most precious
blood Of her citizens. Black and smoking
ruins marked the places which had been
the habitation Of her children Driven
from their homes, into the gloomy and al
most impenetrable swamps, even there
the spirit of liberty survived, and South
Carolina, Sustained by the example of
her Sumpters and her Marions,) proved.
by her conduct, that though her soil might
be overrun, the spiri. of her people was
invincible
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-28
VOL. VIII.--NO. 19.

in virtue Of his position as Vice President.
He Immediately called Mr.. Webster to
the post Of Secretary Of State. This Office
he held up to the hour of his death, which
occurred at Marshfeld, on the oath OF
October, 1852
ar Webster was twice married, and
had several children, only one of whom
survives He lost one son in the Mexican
war Besides his official duties. be was
often occupied with important law ques-
tions. and delivered many public address
es on important occasions. by invitation of
various societies. / is too soon to write
his eulogy, or speak freely of his political
life. 1t must be left 10 the next genera
tion to do justice to the character of Dam
iel Nebster.-lN Anger. Biog.
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EULoGY on SOUTH CAROLINA.

Extract from the Speech of Robert Y. Hayne
IN the Senate of the United States
[ shall make no professions of zeal for
the interests aud honor Of South Carolina !;
of that, my constituents shall judge. II
there be one State In the Union, Mr.. Presi-
dent, land | say it not In boastful spirlt.)
that may challenge comparisons with any
other. for uniform, jealous, ardent. and
uncalculating devotion to the Union, that
State is South Carolina Sir, from the
yerv commencement Of the revolution, up
to this hour, there is no sacrifice, however
great. she Las not cheerfulIy made-no
service she has ever hesitated to perform.
She has adhered to you in your prosperi-
ty but In your adversely she has elune
to YOU with more than filial affection.
\ No matter what was the condition Of
her domestic affairs-though deprived of
her resources, divided by parties, or sur
rounded with difficulties, the call of The
country has been TO her as the voice o.
4 God Domestic discord ceased at tht
sound-every man became at once recon
,cfled to his brethren. and the sons Of Caro-
lima we're all seen crowding together to th'
temple. bringing their gifts to the altar 0
their country
What was the conduct of the South du
ring the re7olution2 Sir, | honor Ne7
England for her conduct in that gloriou
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a5Ex.A5 eARD,

=, Z. H0WELI.S, having succeeded to the Prso-
oPrI,p,,o ok : P. HIsBEK, has opened DEN TAI
IL 49, + sad intends making perm snent location
gs Futat he would therefore. respectfully solicit
AU--S3ee and patronage Of the community
@'ieRs inciden; TO his Profession viii be pre-
s.s-ts-- = : borough and workmsnlfke manner. Due
: l De paid 10 The Irregularities of hitdren's
aT 1 he utmost caution will be used IN order 30
ass a as much possible. in any and every opera
Rsrs = tie Masonic Hall, over the Wisconsin
a5.r. AeslleRce 81 Mrs. Henry's Cottage. 05ce
- l-n 4. NJ, to5P
-RFpxRkScy-
l. P. HIGBEE, OF ShuIisburS
-@fa+ te-1t- Oct'r lIth, 1854
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1)oetrpp.
For the Tribune.
THE FRIEND I'd HAVE.
BIZ ADA T. WILCOX

BIZ ADA z. WILCOX.
Where shall find a friend whose love,
Can be guiding star;
To burning thoughts which soar above
This earth to realms aiar
Striving to seek that lofty height
Where truths immortal ray,
Pours on the soul flood of light.
Which tokens lasting day.
friend to breathe upon the heart,
Affections living FIRE;
To still those thTobs which form a part
OF sorrows mystic Tyre;
And quench the bitter tears which flow,
From cells OF hidden grief
Ere they have STEPPED the soul in woe,
Too bhghting fer relief.
One who will leave mirth's dancing train,
Not lured b. feeting joy.
To weave around the couch of pain,
4 balm of sweet alloy;
To deck the brow where health has fled,
And sorrow left her trace,
With gems which can halo shed,
Oh calm submissive grace
One who viii greet with heartfelt smile,
The toiling child of earth,
And speak those words which can beguile,
The darkness of his hearth;
Where want and care triumphant reigus,
And casts a ftlul glare,
On those dear friends whose love remains,
To shield him from despair
One to assert the blessed claim
Of all, however low,
To enter learnings sacred fame,
Lit with inspiring glow;
Which watts the mind from sordid clay,
To visions boundless sphere,
Where tints of endless beauty play,
And lofty views appear.
One who viii seek in prisons drear,
Those who have gone astray,
And strive with angel deeds TO cheer,
Their dark and gloomy way;
Endowed with love which can extend,
To every cline aud shore;
Such would have TO be my friend,
And guide till life is Ger.
Pan0dotte Seieet School, March l3, 1855.
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~ The Buffalo Commercial tells the
following story about what happened at
Washington:
\ coantryman attended one of the
Presidents leyees, at which the ladies ap-
reared in full ball costume, that Is to say,
with dresses cut ver3 low in tie neck, and
leaving not 50 much to the imagiration
as poetrv would require. as TO the charms
half concealed and half disclosed. When
the unsophisticated citizen was about to
taka his leave. the President asked him
speakipg of the levee. Of eourse--if be
had ever seen such a sight before. "No,' -
said he, emphatieally, 4" not since I ,oos
sre0uezl 2"
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Z 4sI DESEtG.

IHE g1tzr=fgreJ would re pecifu'ly tend T bis So
l thanks 10 The citizens Of Mineral Point and ~
'-1'tE f1r past fETerss ard inform them that -
'zaa+5 business his Old Stsnd Hsh street IL
re r. VII 5e pleased 10 receive continuance o.
-z5#c favor
II Gsa,leuea's Clothes cleaned and pressed short
ltet. HENRY PRICE.
Angus. 70, Is5a v5n42
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I I v E R Y.
S-Hn
GA-E

LIiABLla COX
w III d ever ready and always willing 10 accom-
5oo1 s,yls -' % " - --
L. Missionary Station is ST present located lit
-, q Brother Nolan's, nd south of Brother Royn-
a Immediate vicinity OF the a. s Presbyterian,
-, Methodist and EpisGcps an Churches-on the
srs,s1el north Of the Catholic Church Surrounded
9aaedclal influences, both Horses and Drivers
2at ahful and irussy.
"a PgIst, aae l3, 1854. TSiif.
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ATTORNEY Ayb COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
1TEERAI. POINT, WISCONSIN. Office txo doors
VI 81 be Book store. y i'll attend to land nee
l.aas, sad transact all bu-iness connected with his
--.asga- Collections Promptly attended 10. 3Itf.
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j. 3. MOFFETT. M. D.

II ifiNS Permanently local ID il Mineral Point would
IL especially tender bis professional services 10 The
-slses ~ 35s sad vic NAV.
tFFI-E 10 lfe formerly occupied by Cobb &
frars. where he will be found AT AL HOURS. unless
ias.r, Professional business.
.age =. i-5s r32v5.
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SAMUEL, EE,
EffErNN Il fLA ~.

rENERAL DEALER in Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
A.aarEl tlIEf. S6a73
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FASHIONABLE TAILORS, Mineral Point, wiscon-
ID solicit share OF public patronage Their work
9@ dome lu the most fashionable stl le, and
's-a-e terms Sop on Htgh Street.
= .z-f1RE doIe 70 uctvF, and warranted TO 81, if
property gz1a gT. 4ay
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~ 4 Medical studen. wishes to know
in what portion Of the animal economy
the from 5o7se Is to be found. He says
that lie has frequently heard Of it but can
not fiud Il IL the medical books.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1855-03-28
Holm Wilton,


t--NtSAt. DEALER in Merchandise Of sIl kinds
>slre On sAs oyrneT ol Chestnut and High Streets
kaera. Pelat
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fagtTcl Ia, Il .3ecoHcheuT & Surgeon,
Has a fine Stock Of
J-1gs, Medicines, Oils, Chemicals, &c, &C.
MS pzsPKNsARY & DRUG STORE.
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r1NERAL POINT TRIBUNE

--,rrsHEp EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING.
uirt,as Some Block, Third Floor, on the Corner
..rss,,,.ua and High Sts, Mineral Point, HTs, 5y
GEORGE w. Hiss.
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~Queen Victoria IS said TO be an ex-
c,nplary early riser.
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CHARLES r. EEGATE.

4 --NtlsAh DEA LER 10 Family Groceries & Provis-
Il .aas, Nsa.s, Glass. WooJen Ware. &C T- StsEc
s.s ne Central House, Biyh street, Mineral Point
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S->Tae oaly gocd and cheap HOUSE, SIGN and
ORNAMENTAL PAINTER.
-.L9Es. Rgvries and Slaiehs, Banners RegaIias and
zs.Afs 1caes- Painted with nratRess and despatch.
s--re7-aanglBg- WhiIe-washing and Wzl-si@isiDg,
a1 q -Ae 0esi style Country orders puBcEaally al
- residence one door north oil the Franklin
N-'7- Mineral Point, Wis y5nl1
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n. ID. PTI.EuIsD.


\1A6EAS DENTIST, sells Drugs, Medicines, Pain
: -4s- e. 81 The Mineral Point Drug Store.
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fvSyRsyCT AGENCY

ErSA Eyst gASes cozrASy HARTFORD. CONN
e=-. srs- y NiE,aR's Sire, -yI-eraI Point, GIs.
Eh-f y Is. BUYDEN. Agent.
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-aNERAL LAND AGENT, Mineral Point, Wiscor
NS "a. eFFICE on Higa Street. 32y7
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TERMS

TERMS:
r.y;Ilage subscribers, year, /: 81 90
i" 6 months, :: 100
rs
oaice ard mail subscribers, year, so
= months, rs
Foranv time less than three months, cents
q, week.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
0,s square. (I2ines or less, one insertion, 81 90
~ saaare one month"; / so
~ s5aare three months, =: 500
ne square * months. 500
81 square one year, s 100
~ f5arth Of column one year, +: II 90
~ f5aryh Of column half year, 90
~ half OF a column half year. : 12 90
ne half OF column one year. rs 90
he column aaif year, s 90
NJ column one year, 80 90
All advertisements ordered in without spe-
ing the length of time, will be inserted until
,-..red oot, and charged accordingly.
2 Business or Professional Cards, By the year,
=: taree lines S3-each additional line 30 cents
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RICHMOND.
Forwarding IL Commission Business.

tf,HE .uh.rriaer hav.as puroha.pi tie torr'".t al
Mr.. G. PeuAjehn. in the eaneeih If l.ee \ Coz
will continue the Forwarding and comnissian bu.nes.
At their old stand the dock.
Ills location gives him superior lFaiases n"'t any
ather Forwarding aH.e in the City, b. i but iew
squares at level streets om the landings of the Balt
marr Phil,delpIha 9nd New Nofh Steanets. and Me-"
York ana Boston faetts and is subjected 10 the low
st dsyagc reoo ized ts Oh, City otdHaaer; wh"e1.
goods shipped h, fhese ircrtr aH e Lain ARE dnS.
81 "a Is two nilts rouct paved sireets thereby
subject Er sttr tfaniase. well n Increased rst-
fu the better uud rstaI ding IT elHRr=, he viii put
srn. ls art cHHal bagts from yes=eIs - siotners
cents Ion H., prociiei,g however thrt ."
charge - single shipment shl belezs thsn twenty
FIVE ccuts far oammi-.an AID drayage= seven 60. l.
ur more j. requerll, charged Cor dinyage alone To- the
Basin, and hYc cent i nihrr less taa the average
t.nsi e hiuliag thare by the Ori nanre.
11bsc q and produce shipped At about halt 'h"
,harsrs chsred by thos- located on the Basin.
Persons slHpnief tahacco "ther produce To my al
.Ir-.. viii 10 wrll IL ship by Mr.. reuyJohn- lirr oi
,ar. a. the, directly into the pok TOR up louds
w8tholi drla, ar II use.
Hay an xnrrieHer IN the lu.iaess = fifteen years.
h.. Hatu himself that h. CIV, satisfaction - al
uaa may on rnst lheif ha.nrs. to Inn.
charge "a gpa1- invariably fotluw them 10 dc-lina'
tzas.
tVr rsuaf attoation given 10 the si'le Of MGR
.llaaI.r und Produce.
a.,,a IA. ~ AIFREDS. LEE.
O, the DIX. Riei purd. Va
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DOVES RHEUMATIC LlNTMENT.
4 SURE REMEDY FOR RHEGNATISN VI.

RIcHMaNp May 10Th. 1870
Me.,r-. Dow Co;-Ahaut Ten day. ago | rs Ia
ken With hheuuht~u OF tie hp.tr:nt winch bernnr
very psiff1l nnd ooutiuuc increase in pain, uatIl
wa, unable walk ~,ve win uush evrtr .ul-tine
srd was spprehe sivc THAI shsuil he comr"cd To
tt'r MY ON | applied your Imminent, ard after
'ew appAcaliers every vcslisc f pa entirely
moved had mad several apr catious al other RENE
dies p,evhnsls and found relief from thrm; aud with
pleasure recommend your Linimcn 10 tho.c who sui
th hbeumsii-m. JOHN b. lR
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fkEsTOlsEDl.

EDEAaE akEsTORED!-r .rr,,t rolir.cal
i coaf# With has agifutei the Old D. ini1a :
the lat halt sear, having rast md tie .uk, Of thu
battle havi'g clhaled up the combaiants have
fpolua5ts > inspect tue UNIFORMS ard replace hnse
"Hll thurfd aad torn in The blbedlrs- conflict. with
such Us nre oiebc oming, and comfortable f. gene
raj muster. l. Is scarcely necessary remind the
gallant leeian-v Glorious quised oflhe Becock
and Powe Di-irct-, that the He'd Gu rers tor Nrw
FAs oNABLf md CHEAr OUTFITS i. the CLOTH
ING BAZAAR June G.ts
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Pump and Fire Engine.
II. 8. syHITTENDEsE ~ BRO.

M oJLD respectfully announce in the citizens of
w Lynehburg and vicinity. thai they are manufac.
turing, at their Agricultural Works the Bn.ir II B
MlTCHELS PUMP II FIRE ENGINE combined
which is tie perfect article of the kind ever offer
'i 10 the pubic, designed for Factory, Fire and Gar
den Engine. md i peculiarly adapted To private dwell
iug- aaolaing them Fire EngiHe Under their dir q
rnnm1nd, capable of 70 cling "alcr over two story
lw,lmg.
All udcs pro uptly offended u aud Pumps pui il to
N,I* SIfas- at the u-ual tates aud warranted to
perform VII Ter one wear.
We ,f. Ire <clu,i,rusents for the counties ofCamp
hell fnaer.t bratoId ond APPROXIMATION.
l. i
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pnUsH MOUNTAIN MsLL stones

DHESH MOUNTAIN MEL Stones
ID The undersigned are procuring from their cele
rated quarry, at the Bash Mountain, Montgomery coun
", Mill Stones and Burrs OF the very beet quality. The
reputation of thes' stones widely Know e. but tic
Rnoad giving increased facilities in hIling orders
have APP, ointed Mcdaniel, Hurt & Preston and Lee
Johnson, !, nehbofF, ents for the sale Of III,
who will reeev and ave them fulfilled
shortest no ice.
Our Address. Blu sburs, Montgomery county Va
ISRAEL PRICE 4 Co.
james NJ. Williams, Danvile, W Reynolds Co.
leak lille n c. are also ouragent |. z. * Co
Feb l4-d6rfs
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VIII you Read the Truth 2

A Mcdirne have merit and great q erit.to stanl
a the test Of public opinion. No art of
gH.vun-e WORTHLESS. article to keep it up god
mcdicire # il be not really
4 Conl medicine will live, be popular, and *
rrn sae year after year. in spite OF opposition
rhc prol r. readily hni out lis vIiues and the fame ot
tIr'nI pa-se- from m,uth To mouth with rapidty
than newspapers spread it, living witness resti
lne ne medicine las made for him is of far
service Il an any newspaper advertising.
In prod at chat above, refer you
HAMPTONS NEGETBLE TINCTURE, and its ef.
lrcts lis praise is in the mouths of mulliludes The
best men in country give their It stimory to it,
wonderful cures Among them Hon. H.
Clay Hon Rich. NJ John ON, ice President of the
Guired Sat. wtrh hundred. Of others Capt. Thomas
Cnn"t-br11her to the cecbraIed physician Of the
Emperor oil Frauce-va. cured by il of II disease oil
seven yea -iaudins after the 81 il OF all the Doctors Of
Europe aud Amer, had lnied To
TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
An Appeal to every Man and Woman.
.inoihet bg HAHPTON'S TING IURG;
ONE OF OUR OWN CITIZENS.
The Rich, the Poor euery where, bear the same
Testimony.
Read the follow ing Certificate treIn Lady, endorsed
b. Postmaster T.. 4, Cooper:
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THE r EMALt SYS1 HM.
Liver Complaint. Debility

Extract tfla Jamcs iiarr- ESQ., Lettev Alexandria,
Na.-Aiter rooki'g Of wonderful oares himself he
.ny: Mrs II hn, been suffering with the yarcorn.
pIuint and with inability, constantly complaining, tim
weakness trough her who'll System. She enjoy,
hrer health than tr t1 years, being entirety
ed by the Use ut Hanp'aHis Tegetqtte TiDcture.'
Diseased Side Breast, Eyes-Extract from n
Letter ftomJ Crimes. Esq, Lonaen county Va.-"M,
wife has been fer yeas afflicted nh great wcel
pain in the breast side aud bach; ap,ation, e the
h,al feehlenc OF the system; loss o. appetite
complexion luni the sEh nj une eye almost the
rrh'r " "euh. | am pleased 10 say, Hampton =
TinriDr Ia restored ertp prtrecl hraith Tier ewes
Eont nuw ever hey
~ Cain and get pEamphIets
Sold by J. II. SEAY, & co, Lynctl,.rg; Sewers
Scou.y,lr;A J. BROWN, Charlotte, HE and l., all
Dt4ps,-t-tt.r3 mt ~, Nate. ,ar - ~ II
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RIcHsoNp Jaauary lC. 1853.

RIcHsuND. January TO- 1853.
M.s>rs. DarE 3 CT r shuat ,eytn years my ne
g." b.s, S.fss., hal ulcer sh5n bone ri on
ct hi- -; h. had tic v,rY h,-t medical advice
aud the -tf,te.t Httrtou trntn nv-eI; tie 70 has
been repeatedly ptultice and hum cau.tr at IN
terva, whilst giving an sPPving ei'rne Ice has beer
kept on l diet, and also kept perfect quiet with the
isab eevHte; sonietim-s II woni be iarre as
the palm of a haid aud at others HrPer ilHn
half dime, and even WHEN ha- attained ths small
size you'd break ognin. | became entirely dis
cuEat ed about IT, anI, day While in your store.
asked you what must do Cor IT; YOU gave tue
your fU az OIL. aud after using bottles bv the tec-
TONI il entirely healed Previous the Of
using it, he hsd lost months from his work. but since he
has losl single day. | " Il Id that have
penoed useesss, his limb. about hundred al d
fifty ohrs and il gives p,easure II add to the ma
ny y1n have this testimonial OF the virtues of your
TURF OIL. Very respectfully.
s. L. SHELTON.
IA congratulated by permission from lady N til :
city. june l3d6m
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.sV,HE MISSING BRIDE.

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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-06-20

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