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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

CuAs II LYNCH ESQ. Of this city, who has USED ta' tfo
Heon Pillow for months past recommends as Use peg
po,y In sp and has advised his friends at once To proFfs
Ne has y, us the fullest liberty to refer confidently 10 ON
II 80 - H. $. WHITTEMORE BIO
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
NEW EIaJSSst.

x "uSt received among others the following new Wy
" e. ',aotuI Songs for the Piano: The Mother
dr Tue Forest Trees; Something to love me- NhiKln
sis w p GREENE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

"a w Is escVDS--H nave
now received very large Stock of Fall and Winter
'opS, comprising all articles in the Dry Goods line
eau the attention Of the public and my friends in
am prepared to sell great bargains especially for
~ having bought my stock under great advantages.
aA'y merchants would do well to examine my stock be
s'g further East will sell cheap any house in
richmond or Petersburg
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

lido hereby certify have tried for myself RSh lion
Roam patent and have hesitation in ronouhelng ttL- hsa
uabl inpenent in opinion the best Pillow IN use id o
tined as believe take the place of all others vines S%A
become more generally known JUN ,ALiHnh
Nurserynan aud Florist. near iyneh6urg va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

AGC.-2auo Sacks Jetrios Dorsey hno Salt In prim,
- order, landing aud for sale by
EDMOND, DAVENPORT 90,
" Na
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MARKETS.
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.


,'a PE e. 81 l nuDD, Attorney n, LAW, viii prae.
nee opposite Citizens Savings Bank Lynchburg, Va.
VN0;0. 1. GOGGIN, Attorney a, Law, Lynch
- BURG, VA, practices in all the Courts the CITY of
dynehourg and of the counties of Campbell BEDFORD
the Farmers BANK and is the same heretofore
enpied by Goggin Page lily IldAciy
~ w. PAGE, Ai,ornc, at Law, uymchbnrp
~ 4. has removed his Office to the room in tho
Telegraph Office, two doors below the Farmers Bank
iy 2ld&cly
A UsTlN M.TRuRLE. A,tor'y AT Law, Lynch-
- BURG, VA attends the Courts of Amherst Bedford
Campbell and the city of Lynehburg. Office Alley
between Main and Church streets opposite the the
NTglnlan. lily 6dsely
NORvELL HOUSE, tformcrIy Franklin No.
- TEi!2 MAIN STREET, LYNcHBuRG, VA. MOORE u
ANTHONY, PRomEToRs-An Omnibus always in readiness
to convey passengers to and from the Railroad Packet
boes also tor pleasure excursions lie 9dScfly
DAys SoMniN 81 co w.e.s-n, ! n s"T ',s:
WARDING MERCHANTS, MAIN STREET, LYYcHBuRG
keep constantly on hand general assortment
Special attention paid the sale Flour Wheat Corn and
looacco. July 3ey
r. 90. -. TATE, Communication Merchant.
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, No 30 Natchez Ne W
ofleans loctse
A GLENN 4 CO., Tobacco and General 90, M
MISSION MEKCH iAI AMP AGENTS for the sale
street New Orleans aug Hts
WILLS, RAWLINs 4 CO., General Conn
w MISSION MERCHANTS AND SPECIAL AGEN rs
for the sale of MANUFACTURED TOBACCO. stores No
q and 3d. Gravier corner of Tehsitouas street.
leans.
REFEREScEs-Dr James Saunders Armiscad & waryy ick
Capt John NJ Otey. lsep 6dNc1y+
limited STATES COURT OF CLAIMS
will practice in the United States Court of Claims Lee RS on
business be addressed to him a Wall New York
or at Washington d. G. lily 30d& civ
HOIN II. HALEY, Attorney at Law Rocky
- MOUNT Va will practice in all the Fra nki in
Bedford Pittsylvania and Henry. oc bets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02
A. ANaELEY. General Commission NJ

M
- . CHANT AND AGENT FOR THE SALE OF MANU-.
FACTURED TOBACCO. Office Broad Street, oppo site
Union Bank Augusta, Ga.
REFERENcEs-T. c. s. Ferguson g. Co, Lynchburg, Va;
Wilcox Hand & Anseley, NJ Il b. Wilkinson j. G. Ia reo
Cashie y Augusta Ga; Hand, Williams Wilcox Cha rles
ton S. G.; WIN. Duncan, Paddeord, Fay Co. mah
Ga; Sturgfs, Bennett Co. New York J. c. Wilson Co.
Baltimore; Wood Low New Orleans w p Shapar,i s. Co
Nashville toc9 sISr,lm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

p S1ho above sale made the request and by order
John Ruckor ESD who resides the land and VIII show II
wishing Wow II before the day of sale.
- Sale positive aud unrcscrycd oc l7d&ct6th
IN IRasrt lfearp
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

,.yP.v OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bko
w have ON hand and are constantly having ma
1r.shcrs with Horse Powers OF the most aPIIoHeu
W !c"r ~, mt nm In the most substantial manner
Prts qlr,sers have been used by many OF the farhI'
/, the surrounding country for the last hNe 9'' " 81
Universal satisfaction 49,
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JOHN NJ SPEED,
tHAS Il SLAUGHTER,
RDBT j. DAVIS. Trust,
tlilSWELL DARNEY,
HENRY h FLOOD

nov l-d&cMS ftlst dccS ith5thS6th doe
l-N Ropmhlican ennN nnill dnN of snln
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NloN ,AGR1CVLTyHAA SOCIETY OF


it''ohC ht', COMMENCING THE &d-Old ineinhcrs,
WISHING to become such get their certificates by
i 7 On the subscriber natnry fee, 50 O0-annual due
"nch being paid entities the holder of certificate TO
privileges of membership including the free return Of
I and articles of exhibition from the Fair by the South
iNai1foad- foe 2O-tsI II. 4. BURROUGHS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-02

- he following despatch direct from the Fai,
NtNulls WIS rnnniyn.l Lot IL.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-03

The HOWE OF TAsTE.-IIow easy it is TO
be to be clean. How easy to arrange
the rooms with the most graceful proprictv.
How easy it is to invest our houses with the
trucst elegance. Elegance resides not with
the upholsterer or the draper it is not put
up with the lIangincs and curtains: it IS not,
IL the mosaics, the carpctn@s the rosewood.
the mahogany, the candcabra. or the marble
ornaments it exists in the spirit prcslin.
over the apartments of The dwelling. Con
tcntment must always be most graceful il
sheds serenity over the scene cf its abode
1t transforms waste into garden The
home lighted by these intimations ofa nobler
and brighter life, may be wanting in much
which tie diScontcnted desire but to its in
hahitani> it will be palace far outvvinc the
oriental in briliancy and glory.
~ The term for naturalization in Canada
has been reduced from seven TO three years
residence.
sS"Ncver pull out gray hair" said a
gentleman to his daughter, "as two generally
come to the funeral" don't care how many
come to the funeral, if they only come dress
ed in black"
Us Brigham Young is building two new
houses. lie has between 80 and co wives,
and 40 or 80 children Elder Kimbal has
between 90 and 20 consorts.
Es Mr.. Bakewcll, late editor of the "Shcp-
herd OF the Valley" a Catholic newspaper.
Is now writing Know Nothing articles for
the st. Louis lntellisencer. lie is the man
who boasted that when the Roman Catholics
IN the United States became sufficiently nu-
merous. they would put an end to rel isious
federation.
INFAMOUS ATTEMPT TO MURDER LADY.
On Monday evening. tall man. dressed
i'll blue cloak. obtained entrance to the
house of Mr.. y. c. Bishop Of New York. and
opening the parIor door. fired a pistol at Mrs
bishop who was alone in the room. and was
seated at the piano. The ball fortunately
missed It's aim. This is the second time this
lady. who was recently married, has been shot
at, and there is no clue to the would-be mur-
dcrer.
&C." Col. Benton SAYS our treasury is plum
dcrcd worse than any governments inEurope
Old Bullion is about ri.h'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-03-03


of your disgrace, and seeing what see"
81 hope to Get shot soon, sir" salt. Private
Richard Doubledick :"and then the regimen
and the world together. will be rid of me"
The LEGS of the table were becoming vcr,
crooked. Doub!cJick. LOOKING 40 to ste~ ',
his vision, met the eve; nat had :, s,ro, =,
influence over Linn. lie y. his hand bc for,
"'> - II eyes ar. the breast of his diSrrac,
jacket -wcllcd a, if it would hv asundcr.
IL would rather" said the young Captain
''Sce this in YOU. Dou5edick, than ! wou!,
see five thousand guinness counted out upo,
this table for a Gift to my good mother. IIay,
vou a mother ~
Il am Thankful! to say she is dead. sir"
eff vour praises" returned the CAPTAIN
''wcrc sounded from mouth 70 mouth throur!
the whole regiment. through the whole army
through the whole country. YOU would wi>l
She had lived, to say with pride and Joy. III,
's lily >'H
spare ne. >'r' sad Doublcdlck. "Sh'
woHld never have heard any COOL of me-
She would never have had any pride and 10,
in owning herself my mother. Love an,
compassion, She lni4't have had. and woul,
have always hal, know but no. Soar,
me Sir am 4 iro.;cn wretch, quite at vo,.
mercy AH3 be turned a!> face TO tiic wal
ana stretched ont his Inplorins hand.
MY friend - BEGAN the Captain.
'''od bless voH. ST. *obbcd Private Nch
ara I'"b.'''irs :.
'' ''' at q '''''> o yoHr f"'c. iioi'
'''' ''''''>' ''''' '''''''' . mite longer. an
"'''" " ''' '''''>t happen. kh0" eve;
~ - ''' ''' '''' '-'''''' ''''' '''''' ~!
''.'' ',"I ''' -" ''' '"S'' 40 H''' "a'
''''''' >''e'' ''''>e '''' co"'" bear t:o>'
''''' ''''''' i sly III I 10" S"'Frilh-
>''' ''''-'' IA 'A''i i'""'.'d!'H.
'''' 4" ''''''' III any ''''o"' can - "'S 1"-
~ >'''' '.'' N"0''@ 'ai'Aln, ANA N DOR. il
'''' '''' '''' o"" r. '.'cct' even II his raS.
>''!'' 50 very W. :iuMate and - ,cr,
rare, that Ia "a" ca'a 10 other mans. =.
"O!im IA ,u,,!i,r nan. lru., tilourh voa calc,,
Linn il>t now. ha> this al,altac. in the .stor-
l,;, hr..,r. , ho..af v;t,,,sc.
i,,.it,uit tht H.. Nv >ol,it locx.
-.f.-! ;'ro. II +, '.r.o.o..u,. ,l~ou.t, :,
wa, ,mv ;,~our', v',no r,rn.ry
Tarr. Will. ,ou NAV vet retrieve ,h,. past
AND n.y."
IL WIZ Ilt.o..I,. c.o r;.,,,.
.,;,l r;.l,~l ,.;., o,,r.,;,rI..
.,, ,.r
AMI fi,h.a one.
Have card ,,,,n rr;v,,.. H;.h,,l D,,,,.-
d;,l', o,,n lin. .I,, J. ,,ro,,..,I J,,., man
his knee kissed tL,. c.,;.ors h,r1 ,ro... NM,
went ON; Of III. lirlt o. Tho dark lr; II. .,.s
on altered man
In .ha, YEAR one t',r,,n1 seven lr.J,cI
and ninc.v-nin.. :ho French were IN Ery,t
IN !..;Iy. ir G,.rn,,uv -vLcr, mo-. \,,ol.-
on Honarart, had likewise. Lcoun To- stir
arain>; Us in India, and mos. men could read
the >i9ns of the crca. troubles that were com
inr on. In the VERY next wear. when We form
ed an alliance with Ars.r;s = ,,iuSt him. Can
tain Taunton, rcei.ncnt was on service in
India. Md there was not a finer nor-con.
nlisSiorcd officer in it-ro nor il ,hr Who'll,
Iinc-tlan Corporal Richard Doni.c,licI.
In c;oht.cr hrnJr.l ,,J ono tLo JrI,r
army were on coast or rrv,. Ncxt yea,
u,s ,,o s. a.,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-05

Near every dwelling, but a lit
tie out Of the way, theresho'd be a
place, a vat, or cistern pre-
pared, where all the scrapings
Of the door-yard and litter from
the garden can be conveniently
deposited. Where likewise sho'd
be thrown all the WOODEN rags,
and other refuse stuff, such as old
boots and shoes, bones, &C., usu-
ally committed to the flames, by
the neat housewife, upon the re-
turn Of that ever to be dreaded
festival commonly denominated
''house-cleaning! Into this re-
ceptacle throw all your brine and
soap-suds on washing days, and
ashes and lime rubbish where
teaches are emptied; and OCCASION
ally a wheelbarrow load Of muck,
loan or turf, and you will find at
the end Of the year, that you
have a quantity Of excellent ma
nure, far more valuable for many
purposes than any barn-yard ma
nure. t
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-05
FONOGRAFIK LUv Letter.

Roder amuzip Il FL daz ago, q yuU
jentlman dat livz abst 30 mjlz from dis
plas rcsevd a Fonografik Luv Letter, fon-
ogafikali. if we aksept onli a veri FL
wurdz ov rudcr difikult konsonant forma-
Gon, hwie werritn st in Romanik lophand.
But he kud not red iii 9Hwot WOE tn be
dun Her woz a dilcmo. FINAL, he be-
Dot TIL hav sum wun akt in mediatorial
kapasiti In prczcntip ii him for redip and
dsrbi Tern its lSontents. So Of dc Letter WOE
posted 35 miz tu sed msdiatorlal frend in
L.ansip; and after It'll embarrassment and
an injenyus devis TIA bias mi mind dat 1T WOE
from anuder yup man, trip tn pla sum ho-
kus-pokus luv trik on dc wun tn hdm IL
WOE adrcst; and hd in beiD apk(us tu get
ahed ov dc ritter IL posibl, dezjrd ov me tn
mo- NOR fall dan Ola wer kapabl ov makip
St hwot wer dc kontcnts ov his letter, az
dc mediator keld il. And it IL eyn posibl
DAT il NIT hav bin from yup man, plaip
prank on sum old skdlmdt Gf SO it WOE
priti hqrd jok !; but dc internal ovidens ov
dc letter WOE in favor ov holier motiv.-.
Itaperd TIA be dc ferst wun on dc port ov de
ladi in rspli tn biz introdukion, and in
hwie he had givn an stlin skee ov hiz nat
yural and akwird abilitiz, and amup uderz,
dat he had an ipklip ov nolej ov Fonog-
raft. From dis le supozd dat he had NOR
dan a mer ipklip nolej, and datit WOE onli
trd ekses ov modest dat he dus COZ TIA hint
tn her dat he WOE fonografer Akord-
ipli, je adopted dc Fon6grafik PORTLAND in
her repli statp az rem dat le eltugeder
preierd II for sue korespondens.
HATH dc wd, yum ladiz, IL y6 wifi tu hav
MS kortlip. Lem cortland, and ytb will
prefer II, not onli for sue correspondents,
but uder purpuscz. Not MUG mater If MS
and den yuD man haz TIM go or send a5
or 40 miz TIA hav sum wun red hiz luv let
or for him. Just lern cortland, and LET
y6r ferst luv letter be in dis still 1t vii
rekomend y6 for CRATER mental sagasiti, and
az better kwolifjd for &c kompanyon(ip and
assistants ov man, dan De abiliti tn pla on de
piano, or tn tok Frene in dc absens ov q
Freneman. But d6 not he satisfid wild q
mer "iDklip nolcj.' 0nli tiDk, if y6 (ud
rssev a lcterfrom a jentlman hob Jud pre-
fer dis still for a mis- kortlip, and tn gqrd
agenst miscivus persona redp il, and makip
il q subjekt ov mermont and ridikul In kas
ov its aksidental los, and den dat yb Jnd
hav TIA submit tn sue inkonvenyens az dc
yup jentlman in dc forgoiu sen, or ldz per-
hapsde best cons In ybr liz hwen onli fl
daz 6rweks ov ernest praktis wud hav en-
dbled yh TIA hold q felisitus korespondens
wild him, and sek,p y6rself wun ov dc
best ov huzbandz, and an elevated pozilon
in sosiet, roder dan q loer poziGon wild q
terd rat huzband, or NOR lonli still, no huz-
band at oil. den wax up gerlz, and until
yo hav had sufi|ent tim and oportpniti ta
akwir nolej ov Fonografi, IL yG get intaI
eni sue difikultiz we vii red yGr luv leterz
fer b, fire. ov eqrj, and KEEP konfidenlali-I
We wud hav kept dis onli dc subjekt VOC
wun ov &c boz, and sekrcsi woz not en-
jond.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-05

In England, at the season Of
the year when the stock ofeggs is
pIen tiful, they cause some four or
six dozen to be boiled in a capa-
cious sauce pan, until they be-
come quite hard. They then,
after removing the shells, lay
them carefully in large mouthed
jars, and pour over them scald-
ing vinegar, well seasoned with
whole pepper, allspice, ginger, and
a few cloves or garlic- Then,
when cold, bung them down close.
In a month they will be fit for
use. Where eggs are plentiful,
the above pickle is by no means
expensive, aud as atacetic accom-
paniment to cold meat, it cannot
be out rivalled for piquancy and
govt by the generality of pickles
made in this country.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-05
Packing Butscr.

1t is we'll known that the first
step to success in producing good
butter, is to work out all the but
ter-milk. We cannot expect
butter to keep well that is not
well made. The next step is to
see that your butter is packed in
tubs made Of wood that it will
not impart its flavor to the but
ter, and last exclude all air from
it, and success is certain. We
annex recipe for preserving but
ter, used in Scotland with great
success. The Scotch are noted
for their good butter.
"Take two quarts Of the best
common salt, one ounce OF sugar,
and one ounce Of common salt
peter; take one ounce Of this COM
position Tor one pound oil butter,
work it well into the mass, and
close ii up for use. The butter
cured with this mixture appears
Of a rich and marrowy consist
ence and fine color, and never
acquires a brittle hardness nor
tastes salty. DR.. Anderson says:
81 have eaten butter cured with
the above composition that has
been kept for three years; and it
was as sweet as at first" 1t
must be noted. however, that but
ter thus cured requires to stand
three weeks ora month before il
is used. lift is sooner opened,
the salts are not sufficiently blen-
ded With it, and sometimes the
GOODNESS Of the nitre will be per-
ceived, which totally disappears
afterwards"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-05

Professor Simonds, Veterinary
Inspector to tho Royal Agricul-
tural Society, observes, in relation
TO the action Of salt on the ani-
nal economy, that cit is exceed
ingly beneficial in moderate
quantities, but predudicial in
large ones. He thought horses
might take with advantage from
an ounce and q half to two ouac-
es Of salt daily; but that an cx-
cess Of it would render animals
weak, debilita:ed. and unfit for
exection. similar facts were ap-
pIicable also TO oxen, which accu.
INFLATED flesh faster by the judi
cious use Of salt, than without it.
He cited Arthur Young, and Sir
John Sinclair, TO show that salt
- :. - Dr. & aaJaa as
,9' ~ sneep, III, .pa, = 81, n'I hv ~; .s
,as o"" o tha Gr. ,'a and ,bo sn,'
aY 40, ~ W s ~: !. IL. L. - a., ,ho, h,Ia
P' y =, s0ua s.a. o"n ~ o s o, v;'
~ 800 - ha;e 80 derived from = the food
T TIeas sn ,1 CHE he sa;d was s also
ms, N Lnomn 80 = yorm;9nge dos.
s wen nao", . 10 lids S ae rsoos !,
ssa ;, Us &c an;mols and con.
sa,; 'a ). ! ho.,shv ,"na &c ao,;on
,e nraysnted their re.oceur.
' ""s" r So, r,o,nhars or ,ho
r. A soc;stv' as Col GbalIonne S
a ~ Mr Fisher Uohbs' stated
that their exnar;ence lodi tbem q
s .s. .,;,h nrpSassor S;monds IN
rS,ov ' ~ tPs ,V sa,t Co. ! ";ma,s
In rorsrence n tho mode Of
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-05
THE DESTRUCTION OF TIRE q

These are not very destructive,
yet they sometimes do considera-
bic injury to beds ofseed'ings, by
making hillocks among them. and
they also intest ripe fruits.
Boiling water, oil, or spirits Of
turpentine, poured on their hill
locks, disperses them; and if vide
mouthed bottles, half filed with
water or syrup, be hung among
the branches Of the tree when the
fruit is attaining maturity, ant j.,
wasps, flies, and beetlesofall kinds
that prey greedily on sweets, will
be attracted into them. -s
Mr.. Downing who recommends
this as a general extirpator suit
ed to all situations" says that an
acquaintance caught in this way,
in one season more. than three
bushels ofvarious kinds, and pre-
served his garden almost entirely
against them.
A gentleman in Detroit. who
was very careful of his garden,
informed me that he had pursued
this method Of trapping insects
with results that perfectly aston
ished him. He had to empty the
bottles every few days to make
room for more. A very good
way of trapping and killing aunts
is, to besmear the inside Of flow
er pots with molasses, and turn
them on their mouths near the
hillock; the insects, will soon as
semble inside On the molasses,
when they are easily destroyed
by a handful Of burning straw.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-05

q =. =.
Arguments are not needed. to
demonstrate the utility Of fruit
growing. as It assented sto by 'sll
our intelligent farmers; but y
large portion Of our western far
mcrs are not yet supplied with
fruit as they wish. Their orch
ards are, many of them. yet in
the future. The ground is selec-
ted, but the treesare not plauted,
or are as yet ina state Of infancy,
and need the fostering care Of
the flrmer. fs@ .s-se
| will give a few short rules or
maxims that pertain to this sub
ject.
/. Never planta tree that Is
not worthy Of yonr attention, and
remember that what ever is worth
doing, is worth doing we'll
2. All young trees should DO
protected from domestic animals.
Spend neither time nor money
in setting trees that you are not
able, nor willing to protect with
n fence.
3. The best time to straighten
up a tree is when it is young.
and when the soil is soft, soon nj
ter the frost Is out ofthe ground,
aud again in May and June
Remember, "Just as the twig is
is bent tho trees inclined"
4. II is not safe generally to
use heating manures in large
quantities when you plant trees
Plow, cultivate aud enrich the
soil for several years. From one
half to one bushel ofchip manure,
and one quart Of ashes to a tree,
is the best top dressing that I've
ever applied. S. t'soI. lsf 1es
5.plant apple trees two rods
apart each way, as old thrifty trees
shade the ground two rods each
way at least.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-10-05
HELMBoLp,s HIoLy CONGRATULATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

Per purifying the blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess ct Mercury, exposure and
imprupenee and In life, chronic constitutional
disease, arising from an impure state OF blood,
and the only reliable aud efcctual known
emedy for the cure of Scrofua, Salt Rheum ,
rscaid Head, uiceraiions of the nones, letter,
fimPies on The face, aud all scaiy eruptions OF
the Skin.
THIS article Is now prescribed By some OF Tie
most distinguished phyyteians in tse coantry
and has proved more efficient in practica than
any preparation Of sarsa2rila yet offered 10 the
public. Several cases OF secondary Sphyls,
Mereuriai aud scrofulous diseased have entirely
recovered In the incurable wards OF our public
Inst itn lions which had Tor many Yeas resisted ev-
cry mode OF treatment that could DO DEVISED
These coses furnish ssriking cxampeso Of the saln-
tary cnscts oftnss medicine In arxesting some OF
the most inyeteraie diseases, after he glands
we're destroyed, and the bones already ancctod.--
koricE.-Letlers from responsible Physicians
ana Professors ofseveral Medical COLLEGES, and
ccrtiieatas OF cures from patients will be found
accompanying both preparations.
PaIcEs, Fluid Extract OF Buehu, 81 per bottle
OF bottles for
:. - = ssrsaparilla :. :.
equalln, strength to one gallon Of Syrud Of sar-
saparlla.
Prepared aud sold by u. 4. HRLMBoLr,
Chemist, s15 chesnut street, neor The Girard
no BIZ nADoP
JOHN w. MOODY,
Brookviile,
Ind.
Aud OF Druggists aud Dealers.
All letters directed TO the proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
Junei5-iy.