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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-29

sfYot' sicis, ,rc proanbilir, il fh,i shc roof
proeo dyspepsia auguur oppression in the diaphragm aun
g rla'ae mans, nady weasn,.s dimes Of git
maafne Diseases nle sfan dgccs tim blood and there
t'r' stroys the strength aud 'yor Of the system t.
sia H" ts u IA. ~"haeh ana "Hablr ia tar"" on aul
dismiss forever all those urmeaug and d complaints
man Bcrs prepared 10y Ilr. Jackson rlilaari 2ha-
Therr no mistake no failure IA their sanatye enoct See
! advertisement. sep DIV
The regular Functions oft,c EssIy cnnno, "a
on "4ug the ~ ~. srsa re5't%r Of de sy55em j. ont
ar ] 81 The vi, 'l With 4y p' M j9iat 81 j't g
liver and mparts new life aa3 'gor to tie wes cncrated
ea-#s Try II Iscpt LIN
u ,iirinr ~ ,'r 7s.,iion.-N CERTAIN RfNE9Y roa
IL DISEASES or n or ANtna1s-REQunlNa ~ ENrni
Nal ArPIIC ATlnNN FtRIiY Ca>E FOR Nult
/ tbs ACCOMPLISHMENTS MEXICAN MUSTANG LIN
Me- unlike I'll ohcr Patent Medicines Is used by many
pramioon meRhers oth FaeaIy, and many the ruhe
Hospitals I5sr pr'iuil''s ave Yield II alspWaha and
mea'o'ecdle ADMINISTRATIONS OF cures performed where
l. !. /. oAtgasiy,!y sd by the Ladies;
i II il usetfn Families and FaetsJcs;
/ Il is used Fly o4nlhus and stage rrapreters
Il is used by Farmers and livery Stable Keepers,
II >Nsed hN everybody. aud all speak in Prascl
IN. hcnuahai Limbs arema,ie Elastic;
aAcdo.p Ulcers and frettfal Sores headed;
The uusrlns Nerves are nude to vibrtte with nyl
fs cine shores the Atlantic ie aud fron tba
lie e7' hills of the North 10 the sunny rImf II thu South
We "iH giYe mellow ssnnps.$ the Of
hata M'n or as'fr which The Mexican Mustang Lniinent
/
Rheumeso Contracted and Satned Limbs; Ilamea or
swollen Surfaces Ncpal1i or Tic neaareax: Ctneereus
Rheum Scurs7 aud Erys f#as: cd Sores Bas ErHt.aHs
ana L'i2ns Enlarged lHna and W,ns saf,' Throat eun.
Warts burns Ruses fresh Cuts and Spians Frosted Sur.
bone, IisuIa Wind Calls. Big Head. pall lg.i: BRUISES
stratus NrnEhait Scratches Cracked Heel sweeney sad
- To be WI shaken before using
PRICES OF THE LGNlHENf
IN cons, enne. Of lG nereas,i dGnipa "a Now Petas
c6Htai- rdep as much as the 8 cont S. and the dollar
bottles three tms much As tla 80 money
' q. W. wGsraRooK
Successor 10 \. C. Bragg 4 Co,
rniyc5raI orrlers ranla9a Building 33 nroaiw5v
Sold In IynrhburH Va. by J. H. Thompson Co. r
bier 8 Co. aud J II Seay. Sep irGn
ssXNs RIA uAs% R.fCD8sca:.--We are re-.
slleby DAVENPORT, ALLEN q 90,
SGD naae daI i .s .ed a i1"1s IS or
sold TO Boers in tic cona wyt6a by Flay T4aaf Ts
RUS iy2nn county and bought by m Of s1 Bowers may
" Ptsy1ania rev ard OF 55 win be- ai for or for
sg'ias him i'm IN any Jail i" The State
Y kanawha hepubis an copy weekly 4meehs aud
n ront the HOUSE ia which reside lssitua. I
led the extremity Church street. in a uc .ci a5or
sep 45-d5~ NC ''''' '' JS o W v + nrc8xra
ESwsNG o. VOTE sr,o ,sSEs.-Naw, ssvs-
, ID sIAbihIIhr na!srssnea respectfully informs
fss a iss old ssg e the N s
n -ii9g rs, haEscs and For for hire aud Hacks run
TenWs or TIMING HORSES OK LIVERY.
Per Week 90
Si i9n g1 1si ;osfi iIrvrys %
y SSss W ARIA TTs-We wis.,, IN I5,rcfaso a ar,,c
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Chrnnie HnInraen,cr,, ID t,.c Von.il..

Nv daughter when six months old was TAKEN with swell
IN, ia the tons.ls grew srRer and larger TIL when sA
.,rs I'D she had great dfaev IN swallowing her food u.
cry night watch -, fearing sfH uoud snii9eate The
@ nrs attended could give reIIet took her
IN the moss eminent doctors IN the tiny said there
No balp fn her IL Win nj heart returned
oo with her she much that the duc
tors had called In aaiB they decided that the pnss
must OF the only Of giving relief My vile
would this and she determined try Lin
imen which tief the very hrs application and by
continued she entirely recovered Sha IS now
old and hcsy lndpaiy could desired finnen
= also The sprans bruises, cuts burns head
ache etc viii the pain in few
minutes also cured caked udder in my as few dys
PEORIA March 10th, 1919 GEORGE FORD.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-29

FEMALE EQuEsIlIANisM At THE RENSSELAER,
| N. y County FAiR.-The Rensselaer, county
fair closed on the Goth, with an exhibition of fe-
male eouesiriauisn, which is thus described by
the Troy Budget
| At length the ladies' arriye--six of them-ail
on horseback splendidly dressed: two or three of
| them with blue ribbons on them Others with other
! kinds They make magnificent appearance /;
they ride up in front of the Judges stand. Gen.
Viele sautes them. and announces their names
as follows:
Miss Morey. of Brunswick; Miss Gardiner, of
Brunswick: Mrs. Lovely, of Troy; Miss Char
lot,e II. Bills Of Troy; Mrs L. 7. Hullard, of
Waterford; Miss Main, of Petersburg.
The prclminaries being arranged, the fair
riders Wink their stends once or twice around the
| course Then they strike into gallop, and
away they go, riding fast or Slow fancy die
ta,es. Ono or two of the horses appear clumsy
| and heavy Not 50 with their riders. They ex
hbt grace aud spirit. They arc capital riders,
and make fine performance.
Miss Morcy, who rides spirited sorrcl coar-
ser, gives him his rein AMI dashes round the
course like lightning. She cxcites universal ad-
miration. and speedily becomes the iayorlie.-
While coming round the lower stretch, the course
being uneven, her horse stumbles while ut the
top OF speed, and barely c-onpes FILLING. But
Miss VI. is not the least Disconnected, bat applies
the whip and dashes on IN n most spirited mnnnor.
The sorrel trots ut high speed Miss NJ. rides
on the trot, gallop or run with equal spirit and
grace Mrs. Pollard is also n fine and snowy ri
dergraoeful and ensy in the saddle, and manages
her horse admirably. Miss. Bills sat on her horse
WELL but her horse did not get up sufficient speed
to show what she could do. Her riding was not
spirited enough Ia suit the taste of the crowd
But this was the fault Of her horse, and none of
h,l's lle other laaV riders T. XlIhlt nTNPr aud
spirit, aud receive ther need of prai,e. An
unite in pronouncng the exhibition II highly
oreditable one
Miss Morey was awarded the first prize--a
splendid saddle whip and bride, valued at ! 10.
Miss Bills reccivedn silver pitcher; MssGardiner
a silver goblit; Mrs. Loycioy, Mir. Main and Mrs.
Billiard each Il set Of SILVER spoons.
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SALES BY AUCTION
rUTURL DAYS
l,IlFF COTTAGE EoR ..,.r....


S-The subscriber being abort TO I,,ll, ! ttnttion
dispose Of his property, near the White Rock nj afs
ton, on Saturday Oct 9Th, AZ II O'clock Nj h, III AH-
Market House The lot contains one acre I'M II h
containing - feet in r. taa4.
running the entire length Of each story; the imtrl
entirely new and built in the approx d hfi1ar
closed sirubbcry and ffuit garden n .tai,. and
spring house, spring eff neyeriailing watcr H. hast
about iSnchbnfg. The Prospects, view of III d hItr
Railroad the Canal and James River. .rus lh Nn
and inaie known at time ct safe Persons slins
this beautiful cottage requested to max. - 80 Hflg
ton Of the same before day OF sale. nj i=sbs.
sep 2slltds . Il PgtIts oottff
=, Ali IT rat tosa ftAI ti.i-s.-=lie uirl,s.i -
- on FRIDAY IA ernenh an October At O'Clock NJ ~ fl
OF te late james w. Boyd on West street At nuii I'M ftr
following ticcs Il Piesscs-siN large and y So, an Ne
Leeer-onr large two SMALL L Pr 2e-han Is = L. m.
Sipher large and very fine doubo-iog,head a.4lets
order: lot scsfrnlog,s, &C. Fac ory Sto, IA brine
stove ilurrie kefties. lot TuIz-a ul,ies al To-!
knife hammer gfines'ene &c and undfy other - aaAhe
the Kitchen good Trained building vi shnglei rra Also
shop. &c i'os foH
TERMS.-Cas for pu' olases der he an,o,,,, 49,.
that amount edit of siSt! day Negotiable oles ~ er
satisfactorily endorsed. n q n -, De sarl
{ T.. fIiELPS, auetr. Adm'r Of / " Man
srnt II IDS " ''aa dtf l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-29

Fall of Sebastopol

At las, the great event Of the Crimean war l.
accomplished SebastoPol-the heroic. the i'm
pr,gansfe has fallen, crushed. and annihilated il
her glory. by the .tss d'enJ.r Of Western ohisal
nv. We say il has fallen. The telegraph tells
so.and we can doubt nothing coming from re
spectacle source. In fact, it is a comsumma,iol
10 which we have locked as inevitable. The yas
prpponderance Of resource possessed by the allie
at the seat Of war over Russia and the vital i'm
portance of success 10 Them have served to as
sure usthsi they would ultimately triumph a
any cost.
'Sebastopoi c'esi prise ~ But what next :
VIII the conquest of the Crmea facilitate IN
restoration of peace' That's the question. WI
itput the Russian Aatocrat in better hume
with himself. or with any other portion OF man
kind! VII the nationality of Turkey be there
by secured ,---or will her Anglo.Galo Allies b
satisfied with the glory Of their achievement
magnanimously shoulder their debts of to,
hundred millions, and ask of neither Russia no
Turkey Indemnity" FOR the past or securlt.
for the futurel Above all; How will it aiieo
the price Of uheail These are momentum
questons-more particularly the latter--,o th
"unlYersai enkte nhllon' We "o"io a"'is'
then. however, not to he alarmed. The end ha
not come yet. England and France must seeur
some indemnity for the vast expenditures already
made by them, The fairest province of Rossi'
is now in their son-Constantinople too,
and the rich commerce of the Black Sea, are com
manded by them These are treasures possess
Ell by the Allies. We do not believe they vii
lightly relinquish them. The prospects of i'm
mediate peace, then would seem to hang npor
the contingency Of Rnssa's submitting to terrific
rial Acknowledgement. The happening Of such
contingency, at this time, is too Improbable Il
be discussed. The Russian Bear is doubtless
fairly aroused-and that is all. Let our farmers,
in their philanthropy. see that The oombatants
don't suffer for bread and be assured that they
will want much and will pay mach for il.
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uia.i aEi 'Shr N"iice.-Rcv. THos v MooRr N n .
t'Snri =. SNP''ted To preach in the Frst VI
hg S.r, ~ wv ais9 sabbath 90 morroul mnring' ]
7' 'if' 70 night at az sabbath mornny At ID "'fh
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mond vii 'rosh So'iec,oREY DR. J. b. Jrryn IF Dill,
al nbts in vag IN the Baptist Church toni t AMI for s ien
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-09-29

Se,trs fsa oarrrr. connected with ofce haze no
ar otherwise dispose u paper TO deIs
ar them 70 regular sy subseer so papers pat into
thei, ,osses-saa ftr any other purpose.
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ter d. IL Xa.rigflL- Yrn.irlc.. l..nnin a,nll,nr-

re or FAditf PuY-lCfhis is the best, cheapest, ard
efficient tetharic offered the public Ii
tasolcss dhefeY avoiding the nauscsng effect Of Pills,
Oil Seuua A. and produces gripping other painful
sauus MIKE all other pprgatNcS il searches u the bottom
u the disease thoroughly eases he sto" H. and eayes the
bowels rtrey Tree from cpsivenrSS No family should be
without H. Children drk readily and without forcing and
medicine is moro highly recommended by the medical fac
uiy.
Give trial aud then judge for yourselves can be had
wholesale and retail at Or WriahtS Principal Depot 400
Broadway y Purcell Ladd y COS. Hl,hHoud; Sother
y Nhcheads !. H. Thompson y Is, Lgnchhurgj and at
thu principal DING throughout the state.
Or Wri1it viii pay ONE THOU SAND DOLLARS for the
dsta5 any alui, other t purely vegetable IN his
"Lqpd Cautc o. Nogota5e Family Physe by anay
chemical process auG lily
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EethW' ENT+ESE.sSshY T.--rhc subscriber
Nes l'3-hre n saying 20 his former ctstoners and tie
t' @ hr L. now ready 10 receive Ill kind of Goods and
Wearing Apparel % he dyed cleaned tie is fully prepared
~ contact tue business Ia all OF IFS branches and prom
' mat All work left with him Shall be done the very best
sy AZ t'ost " be have h work attest and those
MOI seen have only to give him trial to become
eh tue tdrt Hs long experience the business in the
e'iA ct bnihmort, warrants him in aNing this much
il You want your oods cold bring early
JAMES BRADY,
opposite sampson DIuguid \ Sons,
sep -0-eun l.Vnehuurg
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The pub another rfeit which
has lately nad its appearance called w b Farrels Arabian
iniment d1erras II all the counerfets because
his having the farrell many VIII buy il IN good faith
the vadgp that counterfeit exists and they VII
perhaps only their when the spurious mixture
has wrought Is evil effects
Tho genuine article H. manufactured only by H. O. Farrell
sole proprietor and wholesale druggist No z
Peoria Illinois Ia whom all Applications fur Agen
must addressed BE you get It With the letters H.
O. before Farrells thusli L. FARRELL S-and his sigma.
on the wrapper, all others cuuntcrtrits.
sold by X. SfABLER q co. Druggists
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\. IA nnrre,I. Arnhian E.in..ment.-IhL. G,

n q. Earreirs Arabian E.iussaeat.-Ihis eee=
,rs "a leIue ski1ily fealosat Of tis healing
nj ,s apd penetrating oils fad Il almost eve
- that could sleYiated ektrrnal remedy. IL
speriortv other iuiuents j. proven by the faea
inns rurc performs and b thu and constantly tnereas
been said Uitho
tan THREf BofILfs aud there can be bHf few
s.ons fund bastaa uprn the hRh praise fol
H., rare virtues ssc.ea Nothing perhaps since the
ION If the world sHeecsal ekterns remedy
tr an nervous tbs wonderful curative Nhen
pp 1t simultaneously dfuse itself through the whole
st soothing irritsed nefy, aaying the intense
,aius and creating deshsl Read the fol
cuar kae which De atfested to by hundreds
80 " hlIe .enm.tancls.
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public is called TO The annexed certificate Of BAKERS P
MIN BIrffRs which is Of The popular family med
zines known in this country:
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y B--ScNefu influential gentlemen in this county viii
send you certificates Of important effected by your
Premium Bers in their families We all is being
the valuable medicines introduced IN tins
ssatl.n ct the country. Yours, J. W. A. $.
Every family should teep afew bottles ON hand Price
% per butt
To be had wholesale and retail at L stabler & COS,
Strother 4 Whitehead - j H. Thompson Cos and J. II.
Seas l.yurhhIrg. and DRUGGISTS generally l9m
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OFFICE OF tit JANis RIVER q KANANHA g.
vr RICHMOND September 23ia -
VIZ tWentyirs annual meeting Of the SOckhold r.
= James River and kanawha Company viii he a'lg l
p'lee Of the Company, in this city Monday, the --'
by order of the Board of Directors, -
WIN T. IlNfOID see''s'
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ASssG RE PAstD.-kan away from the subscriber
~ zs ~ NEGRO MAN named SQUIRE, eeed about 25or
20 b!} and slender about f. 10 inches high was
sold TO Bowers in c county Wythe 10y Floyd Tanner
tts ivana county and bought by mo Of sld Bowers may
now be making bis way to lie county Of Wy e t. the eoui
iyot Psyyania. rev ard of S35wl be paid vi or for
curing him in any Jail iu the State.
S't %-dltSets CHARLES SCOTT.
~ kane"ha Eapubli copy weekly 4wools aud send
account TO tbs pli.s
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SHfh BAPTIST Assoe1uoN-rhe Salem (Fauquier)
virginia tls association has hal annual meeting 1t
occupies fr District having churches in Fauqucr Lou.
doun stafford 5a William countias in Eastern Virgin
la FAg' Frederick Clarke Warren, Roekinghan Berhev
and HAMPSHIRE in the Valley and Western Virginia Rrsau
tons Nefe Adopted expressive OF The the Association had
sustained IA III demise Of Elder T. r. erndon Churches 20
Neulefs 3s8} f lbs whites 525 c5lored Addedbv ban
tisin, III
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Nr Eti'nh Bafa. Dear Sr-Ay wife having been, io
many years aele with Liver Complaint and Nervous De
bty, hearing II your premium Bcrs she was inducet
10 rive thc rd After trying hnlta DOZEN bottles sh,
tinnd her health much improved snd her digestive organ
greatly gthened and t9u she hnds II udsresa
bt IN her continues It, her
1t very popular with many Of my neighhors and 1t Is be
coming aim. 81 in general a tonic ia this section.
With my best WISHES am yours, truly,
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FORM or PrOX

MON ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That we u N
pefH being Stockholders in the james River and hahaN
pany, do hereby appoint .sbt
our true and lawful Attorney ard Proxy, to rel 1r
~ ~ al General Meetings OF the Stockha ldels u 7aa
nu "ltalA six months from and after the date her' rr
% MOI personally present repre- scented by some o
uhial 20" er and authority AT such Genera a
sen ne or votes, and to do suc ether act or ieS
Us could give do rs a mcmbcr If said m,eHHt m
were personally present. and We do hereby IA ny a a
yer vote IT vote, acts, said Att' - len
falls give 10 for US in pursuance OF the authority "
conferred upon him. m tba
" illness our hands and seals, this day II
sald eight hundred and fsrt1
Test -
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STREET PREACHERA preacher made his advent in
this city yesterday aud held forth the Market House to
crowd ofmen boys and daries AT the close Of
his discourse he made appointment to preach again this
evening. at o'clock, the place
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Sele Proprietor
PRINCIPAL OFFICEs pantheon Building BIB Broadway
Now Nork and corner of Third Market st Louis VI
sold In Iynehburs, Va, by J H. Thompson Co. r. sta-
bier s Co. and l. H. Seev. Isen f.. San
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bs "a "a kIA" JtA%@ a4NDIsssa..-- are
eel wing, direr: frlp tine manufactured Luis dc Yuir
spaiH-2uO cases pure Mass licot"; eansj-nunuL f
saleb by BANEN PORr ALLEN a 90
R..L. Il -
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NOR HESs DER HiGE.-I desire TO sell or ar
q rontthe HOUSE 1 With now reside Is Sjtua- sai
led At the extremN ot Church street. a iiur p -aor-
hood For further particulars apply to
sep 2b-d;}w $50. ". D. EItCN<fR
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-17
TOW
TEMAlE SEIIINAIRYe

THIS school, under the charge of the Misses HANSON,
il is held in the new building on Second street, west
Of the Ward House.
The school year will consist of four quarters, of eleven
weeks each. The summer vacation commencing i'll July,
and ending in September.
TERMS, PER QUARTER {:
First Classic include the elementary English &c M
branches and the study Of the Latin language, "
Second Classic include the more advanced stu
dies ofthc English branches, with Mathematics, 50 90
and the study of Latin and French, ....-....)
Third Classic include Mathematics, Mental)
and Moral Philosophy Rhetoric, Botany, &C., So 90
with Latin and French, ...............
Each pupil will bring with her Il desk and chair. There
will he no extra charges whatever.
Music-!nstruction on the Piano, with use of instru'
ment, will be given by Miss REBECCA d. HANSON, at SIC
per quarter.
The Winter Term commences MONDAY, Nov. 26.
LECTURES on Rhetoric, Moral and intellectual Philo-
ssphy, and the higher branches of English Composition,
will also be delivered once or twice in each week.
They beg leave to refer to the following named gentle
men :-Rt. Rev. ALONzo POTTER, Bishop of the Diocese O
Penn'a, Philadelphia Rev. DR.. MAcLEAN, President of the
College of New Jersey, Princeton.
Hon. DAVID WLMoT, G. +. MASON, Esq, C.. L. WARD
Esq, Hon. GEORGE SANDERsoS, D.. F. BARsTow, Esq
Col. J. F. MEANS, Towanda.
T0wguda, November 9, 1856.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-17
ROCLAMATION.-Whereas the II,

L. DAVID WlLMOT President Judge of the 18th Ju-
dicial District, consisting of the Counties of Bradford, Sus-
%quehanna and Sullivan, and Hons. MYROS BALLARD and
HARRY ACKLEY, Associate Judges, in and for said county
OF Bradford, have issued their precept bearing date the
Goth day of Oct, A.D.leJ5, to me directed. for holding a
Court of Oyer and Terlniner, General Quarter Sessions of
the Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court. at Towan-
da, for the County of Bradford, on the first Monday, the
Sd day Of December next, to continue two weeks.
Notice is therefore hereby given. to the Coroners and
Bradford, that they lie then and there in their proper per
son, at 10 o clock in the forenoon of said day, with their
records, inquisitions, and other membranes to do those
things which to their office appeItains to be done and
those who arc bound by recognizance or otherwise to pro-
seCutc against the prisoners who are or may be in the Jail
OF said County, or who shall be bnnnd To appear ut the
.aid court. are to be then and there to prosecute against
them as shall be just. Jurors are requested to be punctual
In their attendance, agreeably to their notice.
Dated at Towanda, the 2l-t of October, in the year Of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred aud ~ffty-ive, and of
the independence of the United States. the seventy
ninth. JOHN A. CODDlSG, Sheriff.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1855-11-17
TAKE NOTICE.

DIR. c. l.. KEELING, MECHASICsBURG, Pa.
LII announces TO all afflicted with Tumors, Wens, Can
Ger, Warts, Polypus, Lupus, Moles or Marks, Scrofula or
Kings Evil, and all diseases that have been usually treat
ed Caustic or Knife that he can remove them by an Gu
tirely new method, without cutting, burning or pain. 1t
is no matter on what part OF the body they are, he can re-
move them with perfect safety and in a remarkable short
time, if durable. No money required, except for medicines
until a cure is perfected. Chronic and other diseases not
mentioned above, treated with positive success, if durable
Full particulars can be obtained by addressing c. L. KEEL
ING VI. D., fredericksburg, Cumberland Co, Pa.
Persons afflicted, residing at a distance, he has, for years
been in the habit of prescribing by letter, and with general
satisfaction.
He would say however to those desiring advice, in this
way, that to secure attention they should enclose, with
the general symptoms of their cases, a fee of one dollar, to
warrant him in spending his time for their benefit.
The doctor may be consulted at his office at all times
when not professionally absent.
CAUTIoN.-Strangers coming to see the DR.. are caution
ed as some have been deceived. DIR. X. is the only one in
this State, who can perform cures by the new method
The Dr's. Office is directly opposite the Union Church.
fredericksburg is s miles from Harrisburg ON the Cum
herland V. Il. r. and accessible from all parts of the Tn
ion. The DR.. will visit cases within a reasonable distance
when desired.