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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-12-06
More news from Of shc First Wen In Henry. !
GILLs POINT, Henry County Va, |

June 9th 1855 )
DEAR SfRS About the 18th Of December last became
much afflicted with what thought old hurt IN Of
knees Ghe left one) Of long standing Of which had IRE
aurni attacks Within about six eight days became so
violent that sleep impossible In about twenty four
hours attacked right hand and wrist aud In about
twelve hours was attacked In right ankle at which time
under such cxcrueiang pain not to be able to take
any whatever losing all appetite for any kind of food
and a perfect helpless condition, became almost de
ranged NV family standing around my bed side nplo
ring call in physician, reply that II could ob
the rght would do but that had
well die with fever ns AT length consented for
nv % go Mr. James A. Crews merchant, near
nd him what situation was. after had tried
recommendation possible without the least benefit thai
he which he could truly recommend send
o me a bottle Of Doves Rheumatic linmont
used directed aud after about six hours dropped
asleep the first forty hours My joints became
riuch swollen the time began the swell
ling suagod days able attend 10 busi
usual sometimes have attacks In my shoulders
before with immediate relief by timely
application. thius II most invaluable remedy, and am de
sons Thai eYrty person afflicted with the dreadful
seourgo ii earth thenmussm) should give 1t a trial
NauIs. truly, &c.
I
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NNNUl INIFTII IITI7 yIF'lIlH 0U'IH1Y1 ~
June 2nd lea5. :
MESSRSz DOVE 4 60 ,--DFAH sIns: | hereby certify
that the of last March, attacked with Rbeu
atisn character in shoulder and
taking a entirely from and from which sut
pain for three four days My then
procured IN bottle of Rheumatic Linimcn and ap
plcd according directions which restored
time restored to full strength and
vigor days and earnestly recommend II to all who
NAV he afflicted with Rheumatism Aud IT is duty you
to ne community urge It's A
THOMAS IIINDIEY
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LOUIS NApoLEoNs IDEAS ABOUT A WAR BE-
TWEEN ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STArEs-
The Paris CORE espondent of the N. I. Herald,
under date of Nov. 9TH, says:
Our alarm he's. in gr at measure, passed away
and the language used by Napoleon at q private
soiree at St Cloud last night, would seem to
disspate the smallest ground for fear "Such
n war. " were his words, ..s not to be dreamed of
for moment. The whole Christian world
would crv shame upon it. We in alliance
with England for good and ILL., but England
would cut off her right hand rnther than strike
n blow nj America" His Majesty uttered these
words with marked emphasis. and in the hearing
oftwentv persons who were standing in bis neigh
borbood 1t was evidently his desire that they
should be repeated. The old Bonaparte policy,
ne ;nstapced in the sale of Louisiana to the States
bv the first Napoleon, to cherish America.
The great Bonaparte then at war with Eng
land and his object was TO foster the nascent
power that hadgallantly asserted its Independence
so that one day its maritime strength might
form counterpoise with the gigantic naval force
of Great Britain. Napoleon the Third has an
acute and far seeing vision. $50 deal with your
friends, as remembering that one day hencethey
may become your enemies -'has been senten-
tously remarked. and his Majesty may plsribly
look forward to the contingency Of lukewarmness
where all now is couleur de rose and romantic
ardor on the part of his ally, in which case the
policy of his ancesto that policy which. through
another and more circuitous path. he follows mot
less closely-mav, in this instance, huvea very
coeent attarction for him. Wherever the day
arrives that he quarrels with Engand--as come
il will. perhaps, he will look To Amerlca-ano
MANY think he will not do so in vain. sHa4
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VOL. 4--.NO. 1O5
DAILY VIRGlNIAN.
Gro X It's Death.

Colonel Crockett surrounded and closely puY-
sued by number Of the enemy, retreated into a
church, and stationed himself in a niche in the
corner. feeling them ns they approached. When
some eight or ten Of them were laid before him.
n feeling of awe seemed 10 seize hold of the as
sailants. One Of them who could speak little
broken English. probably preferring the signal
honor of capturing mo- le a specimen Of Ameri-
can vaIor to present To his "dear MASTER" said
10 Crockett. .'surreuder. senor." A fash Of the
most sovereign courage darted from his fiery eye
and as IL pierced that of the eremy, he seemed 10
he transfxed. In voice Of thunder, Crockett
answered, Surrender No. | am an American"
aud az he spoke he sent II ball through the para
lyzed foe. lie appeared for moment like
wounded tiger strengthened and buoyed by every
additional wound; now hewing them down with
his well tried sword-next dealing death with his
fire arms. His person was literally drencbed with
his own blood; his strength must soon yield 10 its
losses. Yet such physical power wrought to the
highest degree of excitement can perform incredi-
BILE prodges. This was the last concentrated
energy of pov ertu man aroused, animated and
guided by one of the noblest attributes of man
love of liberty. lie knew for what his life was
about To be snoriicedthnt devastation and butch
cry would follow in the footsteps Of his heartless
foes; that he would be sacrificed TO satate tho de-
eites of the conquero;, and feeling the holy ins.
plraton of dying patriot he fought manfully till
Tue ioss OF bo"u anu the nrpronch oi death
stopped his up raised arm. His rifle was broken
10 pieces. his pistols fell to the floor. and nothing
but his faithful sword wns left. In the agony Of
death, with II terrible grasp, he brought his last
weapon upon the head of tho nearest assailant,
and fell vctoriousy across his body in the arms
Of death. In this corner of the church there were
twenty six dead Mexicnns,and no other American
having fought or fallen at that point, il Is con-
sidercd beyond all reasonable doubt that all
Of them fell by the hand of Tennessee's fayorite
som
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rUsT RECEIvED.-A large asserenaees q Nss
Shirts and Drawers; Shirts ana Couassi el~Sss'
Gloves Gentlcnens Shawlr &C =. x,,ccupurrMrp
Its - -. -
-uNr s1UKs-Cense and SEQ shem.-Su4 -
A. the cheap cash store assortment Of the o4eee
n.,,v Of sks e be found any house in this Lsdee
those silks lDovSul -" 800
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A r. LAST! =
N Harper for November;
BalOu's Dollar Monthly,
IIarpcr's Story Book
Hunts Merchants Magazine;
Eclectic
The Old fIomcstoad-by Mrs Stephens
Nathale-by Juiia Kayanaugh;
Evenings with the Romansts;
Marriage Lottcry--hy Mrs. Grey.
Also Fran. Iesles Fashions and Journal Cooley Grahsn
and Pcersons Magazines for November received
s.is 4no'..,.1, l.
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JOHN BRAIIAMS.

uusr OPENED. beautiful white NertnO Tai
- mas with full Of Cloaks and coornd Tamas
of now styles aud designs
lots
NEWS sEKOn AuE1uA.-AMrIIA COUNTY, July
~ 10 ie51-Mcssrs. Dove 4 to.last autumn had
line horse injured in his hind legs badly
to swell the size of mans head which tried
remedy could hear think of without relieving him In the
least During the tall the swelling continued, when young
MIR Archer II, and recommended Turf OIL
cared bottle and short before had used the
contents of one bottle the swelling subsidized and could
not tell which leg injured lie well and doing all
kinds of farm work. Very respectfully,
Ann
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TERMS.

,,RaINJAS - published iay at &c. and trweekly at
fW annn l., No paper will be discontinued,
a. he ,poI the Proprietors, until ali srrearages sha
inserted for 80 sents OF
tp' a. for the first insertion, and 81 for each
10 he ,,es orored inner form weekly aud then 30
will charged for each insertion II the number Il
Per Il; not marked the Ms, 1T ill he published till
tered OUT ~ TlIF YEARLY RATES ARE:
-. sauAre, daily e
For one one do do 81
for por sTe one square semi mi-weekiy "a
to intended for both subject special
ontract vii, he liuit,i to THAR i'm bu
No The nd ertisements charged at transient rates.
an new advertisements appear In the daily and semi
v-ky papers. . ,;ch .xc.e, ,,b, Inns .rs ,barges
e,r he q
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MISCELLANEOUS.
yNCmuUnG AcADEux osp,Nr anrs.

IL ATTRACTION EXTRAORDINARY. Y.--PATENT
AMbknlNfES by !. kEAGN only, successor To T.. l..
Gibbs at his old stand door TO the Virginia bank Main
sreC-eoncsstdlN the highest achievement of the Photo
graphic Ih.Su beautiful pictures glass plates have In
few months almost entirely annihaed the old style nagucr
reoyp paoeess being infinitely superior In regard
First they can be in light The features
Nersed as In the naguereotype They brilliant
richer In tone and more elegant In finish the
feet taken nnne fourth tune required by the old process
anu lastly they Will list Tor They Theoretically seal
ed between plates II glass which sealing Is secured by letters
patent IN the United States and Europe and owned In Lynch
air water other which destroys the pagucrreo
type
Citizens aud strangers respectfully invited To call and
anime specimens
paguereoypcs copied Amhro,ypcs and rendered I'm
pershahle
Instruction gveu the aud the right to mako Ambro
types In Virginia. reasonable terms
Every variety ot Castings Frames Ae also large stock of
JewclrN constantly On hand sep 9ldts
L supply "'"""S-'" '""'""'"'--" "'"
Life turrau-hy his son;
japan as II ~ md
The Old Hompsrnd-iiV stephens;
kloserhm-ty DE Qnnceyi
Trench's synonyms Of the New Testament;
Also further supply of Wmahs shart nib Gold Pens at
nov lats MoRSES Comm Hansc,
ulsGNWuEAr EIOuR.-rhc Family s;ro-
Gerry has hand the following articles. which viii be
sold on reasonable terms
Buekwheat Flonr
Green and Dried Apples;
Sweet aud Irish Potatoes;
Smoked and Picked ieef Tongues,
Dried Peaches;
Smoked Beef
Fine Family Hams. Cheese, Sc.
There also he
useful in families all OF which will be sold cheap or cash
oc9lts i " SOLOMON
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STRANGE SALE. We clip the following from
n late number of tho California Placer Times and
Transcript.
Joaquin's Head and Three Fingered Jacks
Hdnd.--Joaquin Murieta and his head have be-
come historic, but IL is doubtful whether the head
on the shoulders Of thut celebrated bandit was
ever subjected 10 more vicissitndes than il has
been since it was severed thersfrom by Captain
Harry Love, and buried in jar Of spirits. Whilst
nm animated part of tho daring robher. il swept
the Stnte with "A rnpidity almost marvellous. and
seemed to be ubiquitous. In the chamber Of its
brains were concocted schemes Of vengeanoe and
Of bloodshed sufficiently horrible to make the
hair which formed the covering Of it's skull stand
on end aud through its organs of sight it has
more than hundred times gazed on scenes that
would hnve paled skin less hardened thnn that
which was strengthened by nature over its finely
formed features.
Severed from the body down. by the stalwart
c"nqnc,or Of the rubber, il was securely eneasad
in preserving spirits, und. for tho first time for
many years, rested without care. From noun.
tam to town. and from town TO city. il was con-
ve,ed.and i- arrival in the metropolis of the State
excited almost IA much ooinmotion rs that Of q
newly elected Governor. ! ike rlinoceres or
Barnums mermnd-. il was set up for show;
the pnpers tcemrd with accounts of the great
wonder, aud hundreds hocked, Mt the rate Of q
dollar n head, to gaze upon hose features which
in life. and III their own 1miglnations, had niied
them with horror.
In company with the head ofJoaquin was also
exhibited the hand of Three Fingered Jack, his
partner in crime who fell by his side. Like Cal
ifurnia lions" the head and the hand had their
day. aud were then almost forgotten. We have
said "amost," and properly, too, for they hayc
again turned up,and in amanner no less marveiods
than they often did in the mountains when least
expected. They have been sold at Sheriffs
sale.
BY reference TO the I lines and Transcript OF 9
recent date it will he seen that "William X. Cor
ham, Sheriff of San Francisco county" 'by vir-
tue of AN execution issued out Of the Superior
Court" offered for sale in front of the court house
.'the head of the notorious robberJoaquin Murier
ia" and the hand of "fhree. Fingered jack
At - O'Clock the hour advertised, the sale took
place; and these natural curosities were knocked
down by the Sheriff for S36, to Judge Lyons.for-
merly of the Supreme Court of our State, and
John V. Plume, Esq, an original partner in the
banking house of Burgoyne q Co. When next
heard Of these trophies will he in the cabinet Of
some museum in London. Paris, or New York;as
it is We understand, the intention of the purche-
sers to present them to institution Of the kind.
Their history will be, ms it already has been,
worth tracing
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MISCELLAN E0US.
NrEw uOONs. NEW ROOKs. Payne 4

NTEW ROOkS. NEW HOOKS! Payne a
" CHRISTIAN have for sale the following New Hooks:
outcs Sketches ct NfguiaIIstoreai and Biographical
Second Series.
Widow Bodeli Papers-by Francis W Mmcker; -
Debate Punishment of the Wicked, Se-by Allan u
Magruder of Charlottesville, Va. and Edward T. orvh
OF Pcnnsyl,nna;
The Nowcomss~-hy Thaekarayi
The American tln Book
Hunting Adventures In the Northern Nildslllustrhtedi
The Prince OF the House Of DAVID
1oarN head and Mrponuor-hy Jacob Ahhoiii
The Young Ladyr own Hook--hy Emily Ihornwell
The Old iIomestead-by Mrs Ann s. stephens.
MEDICAL
Nrlion's Clinical Surgery
Koikcrs Microscopica Anatomy
LAW.
Whcatons International LAW.
Parsons Gontracts--2d volume. nov 22ts
uAlSSOIuVBON.=-Thc concern Of Appel a
NEWMAN this day dissolved by mutual cocsent--
The business viii be hereafter carried on by
Noyember2i 1854 JACOB NEWMAN
tNrd.-I return thanka to the public generally for
~ their hhern patronage viii hereafter keep "A large
stock READY MADE CLOTHING atthe old stand corner
nf Main and Market atreela.
JACOB NEWMAN
New s'oIorcd silks ~ litsic below cost. From
~ tins day entire stock OF tenrod sir Dresses
heow east for cash all entirely new aomo very hne All per
hargaina In silk invited 10 come and
sea them lnov 2sial II II LEWIS
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MISCELLANEOUS,
MEDICINAL, ,.IoVom. A~D WINES

MEDICINAL IuQUOHs AND WINES
w Pure Juice ror, wSe pure fsengS brandy Sherry
nal purposes For sale by JOHN II sEAY,
NOTICE.-Thr -"o-criher being dc.irou- 10
~ the remainder the of Goods the old
oc sots BENZ F sAcKErr
nCrT. io,h, Tsas.---O"r c". l"p"r,a,io"-.--
~ Received saturday the llh, by Adams Cos Express,
the following colored Castor Beaver Cloths
Adelaide
Brown
Green;
Black
These Cloths made Bcoay Sons celebrated estah
hment In France expressly for sales We invite the at
ten,lon friends the public Examination of those
Cloths They viii be made order AZ short notice aud
oc lots GLASS & RAlNE. J. DIXON, Agent
EUNs.-wc have just received beautiful stock of fine
N and common Guns to which invite the attention Of
oe Gts 'N9''> j u GREGORY & co
nCT. sih, isJ5.-Just received, by express second
Ss Ph Th o Goods VIII be fs "nd ready mSe or pcrrc
iiouseot GLASS q RAINE j. DIXON Agent
HOPS, UOPs.-Fresh and best quality Eastern Hops,
i lust received and for sale by ,..,,,,,,,
6Nr",c- Crates IA splendid assortment of
Vl Fancy Crates which for beauty and eheapness cannot
comfort the Furnace aud Range Warehouse aud prepare
for Winters snow clad hand ~
y
UUST RECEIVED--A lot of supe rior style Busi-
- Goats; silk Plush Velvet and fancy SIN Vests
ocll.ts NJ GUGGENHElMER.
NOTICE TO WHEAT SE1.IERS--Wc nrc
~ the all the good wheat can get Per
ae will please call baiore selling
will always pay the highest market price
Its MILLER ELAN on b'Sn
CARD. sold my interest i'm the Da-
~ guerrean Gallery in this rlare TO Mr. JAMES kEAGf,
him To the favorable attention
the public and gentrmau whom they
may RELY Come then of his inhntahe AM
BROTl PES which only be procured ot hm in this city
taking would return thanks 10" the liberal pat
aud kind attention received from generous public d
riur a residence of over eight years. T. T.. GIBBS
oc l2ts-Rcp COPY
WE HAVE ON HAND
w 100 dozen Yarn Socks
800 yards Country I.nsoy-ylIe aud eooredi
800 lbs Wool Rolls;
1000 fresh Feathers.
&c ptts YOrN NICER & SMITH.
(NOFEEE-
" 1900 bags strictly prime Rio Coffee;
700 Santos-cargo of the schooner Indicator from
the Brazls-n store and for sale by - go
EDMOND, DAVENPORT co,
oc a6.ts Rrhlnond
yuyWOW ASTON IlNE.-l00 barrels best THOMAS
TON LIME receiving direct from the vessel in good or
der for sale by Lau l-tsl - u y ; SA1kETT.
VELVET, SATIN, AND CLOTH CLOAKs
VI Talmas Merno and Plaid Shawl of thelaest styles
oc5ts JAMES A SrlGLfR & GO.
NANCY .ELVET, SILK AND CASHMERE
II ~VEsTING s.-A large stock just opened At
JAMES A. STIGBER & co.
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have inst received large supply of Ladies fine, well
6,,i sn colored Cloth Caters which an offering at 25
io GOOD black Cater 81 25 and fine at S50 Also, a
lave snnpy OF LADIES' Misses, and Chidren's Shoes
''s rff' r SEARI'RY.
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McCabe Lodge No. So o. o F. has undertaken this enter
prise the laudabe and sole design of which to aid in the build
McCabe Lodge of the highest grade for the education Of ie
males and monument To the virtues OF Martha eof Wash
ington being Abingdon, Washington County Va,
spot haowcd the irsthat bore the name of Wash
ingtdn.
That this Gift Enterprise will be fairly conducted
teed by the fact that is under the MANAGEMENT OF McCabe
Lodge also that the entire proceeds will be devoted to the
This College is to control of the Grand Lodge of
Virginia and the profits OF the institution 10 oe sefedy aPpo
priated to the education of INDECENT orphans
AS all sold McCabe Lodge will appoint
a committee gentlemen not odd Fellows TO make fair aud
impartial distribution Of the m mus among me OF
ticket price dollar only Will certainly get beautiful en-
ravng and NAV draw gift hundreds thousands of
dollars great work of female education of edu
eating orphans and in building this monument to III" memory
The following elegant costly Presents offered by this
Trac, of Land lying in washington County Va,
containing l50 acres, more or less portionof
which (say 80 acres) Is cleared aud IN good or. 900
Ter cultivation, valued at 1000
Splendid Rose Wood Piano, valued at 400
Beautiful Carriage, elegantly trimmed and mount -
l Elegant twohorsc Buggy with leather top, and
finely mounted with silver, 3a5
Fine Buggy, zone hose) neatly trimmed ana
mounted, 10
so certifcatcs emitting the holder to the pr,ilcgeof
sending one scholar to Martha Washington fc-
male College crhen competedl for II months
including board, tuition, Sc, in any or all OF the
branches of education taught IN sad College, o,
comnle,c lsa set of Cottage Furniture consisting of
oeHict d"e bureau washs.and Chairs Table &c, 800
Splendid English twist double.barr' sG% Guns pl II"
and Marngale finished complete in the very
best manner ioo
% splendid doubc-case Gold Lever Watches. val
ued at $40, 'ooo
20 Fine doublecase ,lve Lever W Watches valued at
$50, i'oo
60 Besutifu single ease Gold Lever Watches, val
,oo rina silver watches valued at 500, 1000
paan,ifr n od Watch Chains valued at SEQ 1000
Splendid Mahogany finished Sofa, 70
'o' '9e en a'o,' at a. "a i'" 1900
200 Eina cold Breastpns at So 2,iO0
,0oo paa Cold and silver Pencils aud Pens, 49, 1900
% Certidcacs emitting the holder to one years sub
scripiou o the Abingdon Nirgnian or Demo
crat one wear from the day of distribution, 80
10 Certificates emitting the holder to one years sub
striuilu to the College Repository and Review
above, ~
i7ilg Beantinl steel Lithograph, and other Ensra
wings Of rare finish and beauty, valued NJ lOtb3
who wish 10 further this cause OF
education In the South and the
erection of Martha Washington College and especially all odd
Feows are for this noble enterprise
10 hom will be five per cent all sums RENTED to
the Principal Agent AT Abingdon
All person desiring purchase tickets or to obtain in
formation in regard to the enterprise VIII please address
'''' HENRY T.. GIBBONS
AGENT for the Martha W Washngion Gift Enterprise,
hinpdnD Na
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noy received verv large Stock of Fall and Winter
nRY GoODS comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line
- ,,irb call tho attention Of the public and my friends in
general am prepared sell great bargains especially for
"a having bons my stock under great advantages
ountry merchants would do well examine stock he
tore going further East will sell cheap any house In
Richmond OF Petersburg - --
n. N.GUGCENHEIMEk
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VYIICKERAHA WIS NEW YORK WIRE
w RAILING for enclosing Public Squares Cemetery
Iots Dwellings Cottages Window Guards, Tree Boxes
&c sold manufacturers prices Specimens can es
y my Marble Works. jan l3d&clyl JNO D. aAOOSS0
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BURIAL CAsEs.-shnv,


received new supply Of these Cases altogether dit
cn in shape appearance but possessing all the unriVa
.d advantages the old style. =,
rho increasing popularity of these Cases evidenced by
a. imos, universal adoption, both at the North and South
~. ~, their many admirable properties
Waborany Walnut and Poplar Collins kept constantly on
hand. of every size ., ,....,ah aoa oil ,os
puas attended with prompness and despatch ana ali pos
iha .ttention paid. Charges materially reduced
o. c7u-Re. copy. a. "AN"A0"
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MARINERS OF yIRGINIA.-H upon any living
thing your Plantations there is an oicer or n9te
ANY description kind variety, matter whose SKIN oe
lies standing, upon your man OF your
m,i your mules sheep horses cows or dg We
YOU and we guarantee what we say ue U' az wei as the
nd YOU will find it the most malignant as wen a. 40
npest Sore that mars the form OF man OF oeae'" "
TRUE TURF OIL
FOR OLD SORES of every description,
ON MAN OR ON BEAST
one tesspoonfn equal to an of any preparation
known
bruises and Sprains, Cracked Heel,
cers and Fellons, Sore BACK
cads and Burns Splint and SPAWN,
lhlre Legs and Chblains, Sweeney and roe-e'l'
resh Cnt Wounds Wi,hers and Marbles,
ramp and Tetar Chafe and Chestoundcr
Stings of Insects Ringbone and Sandcrack,
ounds under the Nails Nlnugali anu u.ss,,s
lahamad Breasts Saddle tiali ana oid oen"s'
Gaa,,lar Tuners Swecd Legs and
Stiffness Of joints. .
warranted to cure, and no danger from eNPoS"l' wv
Applied to burns at once, it leaves no scar
Price 80 and 35 cents bottle ,,,rp,,r.p
fer sale hy STROTlEE * w III tiii-hC
DOVE & CO.
Sole Proprctors Richmond, Va
RICHMOND. January l6, 1855,
Mesrs DOVE Co.-For about seven years my n1Eno ~
maa had the shin bone OF one ei ms es nc
as had the very medical advice and the Scl9s
ol from myself; the has been repeatedly p"'lce a
with causc; at intervals whilst giving and applying
Medicine he has been kent diet and also Kept peIi
lliet with the limb elevated spneuues thn sot ,
Urge the palm OF a mans hand, and at others no Iei
M half dime and when ii has ata',eu ms a, ,
ua break ont again became entirely DISCOURAGED ABOUT
and one day, while in your store aSE 1p yS1 1 d af,cr
nr it; you gave bottle OF your Iutf oii- az" ~
ng bottles iby the drecon entirely healed Pe
oa the using it, he had lost monhst ms
H since he has lost single day WIZ aau ta
ave expended uselessy his limb, about tHo,hnhs ahu
dollars and gives me pleasure to aa t rne me % -"
'''' s f. SHELTON
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