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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06
ARRIVALS AT THE y rs
Washim q ton Al ou.c-Surai & CIn..s propr,..

Ger IA Kasey, Eman, Bedford; W II TAYLOR,
Yellow Branch, Va; W g Miller, Petersburg; tapl
W Horton. J NJ Pettigrew, j II Wilkinson, Bristol;
c Ward, 5 : r X; W Thomas Liberty; II Eliotte,
Bedford; { Jones, Dinvillc; Judge Slaughter C0or-
mia: " u Langhorne, Roanoke; r Bennett, PuA,-
XII; j Dcaton. Chatham, Va X Otey, City; \ +
Dinwiddie Miss L 4 pinwddie Campbell; Whitman,
b Whitman, J Golfer Bedford; G b Cocr, Halifax;
J Buford,c nathan, va; ) Bryan, W Mile, Tenn;
} Cowan. New York; I 5 Adams PittSylyania; J p
Coy, donesboro' Tenn; Jas Jackson, Richmond; j [;
Moore Morrstown; " Moscly, Russckille, Ky; Ii
Salts Knoxville, Lem.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

On Thursday, the 18th of September, 1856, by the
Rev. Nelson Head, Mr.. JAS II. MASON, of Amherst,
to Miss MAG. D., eldest daughter of Jesse Clark,
Esq, of Lyuchburg
~" Richmond papers please copy.
On the 18th ult., by Elder Ambrose c. Booton as
sisted by Prof Job Turner, of Staunton who conduct
cd the ceremonies by signs, Mr.. JONI ". OGDEN,
of Loudoun county, to Miss JANE A. ROADS, daugh-
ter of John Il. Roads, Esq, of Page county. Both
the parties deaf mntes.
On the 18th ult, by the Rev c. Shclburn Mr..
ROBERR l.. TAYLOR, of l.ynchhurg, to Miss CATH
ERNIE STONE, of Snowyille Pulaski county, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06
Total,
-. -. S2,420 90
T8l6 Ct.
oct. /. By contributions paid in at $40
per month for years $50
" " Int paid on same ! years APO
" " nett value Of ten shares of

-" nett value Of ten shares of
stock ;, GO 0O................. ) =. 420 90
This H't value OF 10 shares of stock is obtained
thus the gross par value of % shares at the eXpi
ration Of the Association, will be, US | have before
said 50 900, of which amount the holder will have
paid in S8i0-or $40 per month for ! years. Take
$40 from 81 900 have left as the HeH dridendon
10 shares of stock, SLIGO. which sum belongs to
the Association, As stock having been transferred
to III and with which \. is credited his
count. In other words, the Association, by re3cem-
a clear profit in years of ,l60 90, while the Dor
rover docs not pay at the rate of per cent.
Such IN brief, are the advantages and operations
Of these Associations in the case which have cho-
sen as illustration; and it will be that they
hold ont extraordinary inducements to men in moder
ate circumstances. There is not man in LynChburg
Of industry and sobrcty who cannot, through the
aid of these Associations in the space of few years
never over seyen-buy himself and family a COM
Portable home, without paying ont for the purpose
hut little than he would have paid in rents Il
In another article will show that these Assoca-
lions Of great advantage to persons of moderate
means who may wish to engage in business-who
may wish to redeem real estate other property
der mortg1 ge-who may wish to exricate themselves
from pressing Indebtedness without sacrifice their
property who may wish to invest their small
monthly savings in safe and profitable stock paying
them from 40 to 80 per cent interest | will show
that money borrowed OF these institutions Mt 80 per
cent premi is cheaper by considerable than money
borrowed from other sources at per cent interest.
r. II. &.
proper say upon beng added
eli q CO. fraction above that
but not enough to materially alter the calculation
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06
Conductors and Hrnkcmen in Uniform.

Bva recent order of the directors of The Penn
sylyania Railroa !, the C,ndu tors and 'rakemen
in their employ required to uniform them
selves by the lst of October The Conductors
will wear blue cloth coats and caps, with badges
in front, black pants and vest. The Brakemcn's
uniform will consist ofgrey frock coat and pants
and glazed cap, with badge in front
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

~ DEBT AN DETERMINED TO BE-Rcpuesng
thai owe cent L. to forward the LIST
day at Nosembcr at which time will sell ~ Likely Young
Negroes, consisting Of mon. boys aud girls just
likely and As valuable could be asked Stock of
description Crop Of Conn., and about 10000 pounds of Hay
And the viii sell about 1000 of Land,
portion of valuable lHrm bedford County living the
waters of Ivy trcok Hme from Lyme hburg aud miles from
the Virginia \ Tennessee Railroad some am broke
want 10 find ont If II true think there VIII be enough t.
pay all that lowe My friends samuel Garland Charles X
Slaughter aud John @ Mecm viii snrcntcnd te mud
that none dissatisfied The sale viii he for Cash
suspend MI business to elosc John 4. HAWKINS.
en- 1, Iav,A ,tIu
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

NTORVELS HOUSE,
~ Main street, Lynchburg. va.
THE "NORVELL" has undergone change Of construction
places footing with the best modern built Hotels If
The country.
interior contains every for guest.
furnished in STYLE FLEGASCE and CCMTOHI srt,
ali a character that will maxi 1t
fact, with the first class Hotels of the country.
WELLS & HYDE,
JSc.a prourlr ar
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SALES BY AUCTION.
FUTURE Days
A TAVERN EANnn.or unusaa,


n The above valuable property rrmpins D..
pot ApremaitoS county Va Immediately the Rail Road
fronting the whole village This stand considered be
OF th' best IA ms region Of country owing the
IL necessarily bound its location, n
transient custom we'll twenty thirty regular boafcrs
honE npfNsed bN other ordinary. Tho buildings
ueiy new IN every respect The Tavern House
rooms all well ventilated six fire places sso first house
In the back ysd Ton the proprietor and family In pr.
Naeiy There about of Land attached
house with every house the
asa one OF the finest springs In NrgniI lee House pond
every other cnicncn desired the lot The under
sgued feeling further description unnecessary, would
tor sale privately until the 9Th of November
saturday after aud IL sold will that sell
auction without LIMIT To thu highest bidder The
knowing lamnus Depot To be of the thriving Vii
lagos IN Virginia are confident thai such rhnnco Tor invest
m"ht is rarely ontfeto capitalists Tavern korpers
species ot property renting twenty per Tho
sKed o't the ahnNc named property to effect dissolution
and pay debis therefore earnestly solicit person wish
ing buy T." come aud cNamue for themselves either sub
sehe vi" take pleasure n showing the premises aud
necessary Information.
Terms very accommodating aud made know
lAmpln's Depot. Oct =, 1sAo BROWN Il PAMPIIN
n The senior partner would offer Factory aud Lot
with all its hNtnrrs and probably Store House and lot
the stmr time and place being disposed all the avaahe
means possible to engage in different enterprise.
Gtl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06
Markets.

Nrw YoRg Oct. Flour declined; Ohio sc 5oa
SO ~. Standard southern SC COAST 30.
Red Wheat $ 5o White 81 60
Corn dropping; Mixed CSC.
BurNoRr, Oct Flour declined l2e.; Howard
street 81 C., city Mills So 80.
Red wheat 81 4oa 81 81. White s. 90
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II sNEAD, 7. 2. {
XNTAsIIENGT0N HOUSE,
w CHURCH STREET
LYSCHBuRG. Va.
f. l2dScly SNEAD g. CLARK, Propriptors-
Il ANCAsTER HOUSE,

THO. G. LANCASTE late Of Fincaste Va takes peasf" N
ing his old friends and customers and the public gen
orally that he has and opened that large aud
modious nufe, opposite the Depot in this place lie -
prepared to give them welcome reception
ill IL lLl.I.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

bN Nttuc ot drcictAl order of tho Circuit Court
OF lNnchnrg pronounced in tho Of Wilson aud
Gregory at lis last June TERM shall Saturday tho lat day
of November noN the PROMISES pocrcdio sell the House
anil Lot In said decree mentioned This House and lot
in the occupancy of X fovnoy Esd situated On 9TH Street
La of the Lot ~ Mr. u l. spence There n
ent Dwelling House with houses upon this lot
sale positively without reserve and for cash.
oct ! Observation-Disclosures T.. u. CHRISTIAN, Gem
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

car "a, tie oaanon brought ap from Lanehhatg IN
.#..s '.#.. ~ SRI fnt#r \ s1z#f. 'H#I -
Nytee'aie bo,i engines were g1r.andei with
hoW.fs and eyorereens aud stand Of American .ai-
erS hoatet braYe'v in front of each
Everybody like the frantcally happy gentleman in
oar glorious old Wing Convention, thought and ma
ny said, :. linz ,cse good times .
will send You full particulars of the transactions
Of tomorrow. YOURS.
RFlIGIous RtrR-On Sunday last, he rite Of con-
hrmaton administered by the Right Rev. Bish-
op Meade, in Christ Church, Winchester, to fifteen
persons. These make aggregate OF thirty persons
indicted in this why Into that church under Rev. e
Walkers charge, since March last.
PENuENrtARN OF NfRGiNIh.-On Wednesday the
Directors of this Institution took the annual Invento-
~ OF the tools fixtures aud articles on hand 1t APP
pears that the manufactures for the hsca year, end
ing the Both ut. amounted to SG6324 81, being
more than was ever before manufactured in yeag
except in 1854, Immediately before the burning of the
shops. The machinery is now nearly all in opcr
alton, and promises in futare increase of Mlnu-
features
Conference.-The Jury, says the Bedford Sentinel)
impanneed to try the case Of the Commonwealth
against James B. Lester charged with killing Wm
{. Thomson, some twelve months since rendered
their verdict on Wednesday oflast week. After
~ three days consideration, they found him guilty Of
murder in the second degree, and affixed his punish
ment at five years in the penitentiary 1t IS under
stood that his counsel will probably take exceptions
to the opinions of the Court delivered to the Jury
pending the trial.
DRowNED.-A negro man belonging to Col L. G.
Arthur, of Bedford, fell from the top of of the
canal locks James River into the water distance
of about twenty feet on the 2s inst and was drown
ed before he could be rescued from the wafer
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06
By Y / l i 6 r 4 p II .
r.Icsraphed Expressly for she''yirgininn.'
HEAVY Failure.

NEW YonK Oct 4th.--The extensive produce house
of Mason 4 Collins failed to day. They were the
largest receivers of grain and -four in the city Their
liabilities are stated to be upwards of $500, 900.
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~ HA1E-By virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court 81
Iynchburg the suit Of "pamorc Ac scruRgs Sc
viii sell public the highest bidder "Wednesday
- pceb,r ta6 the premises respectively the follow
nj estate in vnchnrg belonging 10 the estate of Bon l.
ScrugE4 decd
valuable Lot with nncksmths Shop thereon, situated
alley Church aud Main Streets the NorNr
House
handsome inimprovcd Lot, .t Street nd dining the
premises # Mm s Reid, Ir.
Ao. Saturday the 2aih October nj l. NJ, In front Of
Market House Tract Wood Land containing about $50
TtRns-Six. twelve aud eighteen months credit Bonds
with good personal security Will be required and the e
taiuod
The title is believed 10 he nnqucsonahe but Comml
sioncrs. we VIII convey with special warranty
j. n GORDON r,.rs
T. W PAGE. 9' -
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lust Received, another lot Of Chickerin2
ID A Sons celebrated Piano For:es and for sale by
" W p GREENE,
An, lad Acts Bank Square, Lynchburg Va
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IA The Subscribers opening their Stock Of all anl
Winter Iiotbnr and invite the attention 4 their numerous
friends and thu public generally 10 the most drar,
bio Stock Alale Clehng they lave had the
pleasure exhibiting although by common consent The nSi
seemed scarcely 10 have any room
for Improvement
The generous patronage received y the su serlcr since the
then house, aud The complete success Of their
effort establish the basis OF mutnal advantage
he sclo Frs Class Clothing House, comPar
ing faYoraby with similar House not only in the state
the Union has encouraged them to Increased effort 10
lloa.n of the
cable between the Bazaar and tho connnni
~ at largo of the various articles constantly
on hand would Ia supeuous besides occupying much
space ADVERT Suffice il - that we ARE now
sprrd shall regularly receive from mauuilco
desirable ylrn Garment cut, made and trimmed
In t. a.. Subs Ha manntr for which the tl"ttug
aud the styles ot m1r
time time in the Northern Cities
In our Furnishing department always be found hfge
and Yoke Shirts Collars. Gloves
Hosiery and every arce pertaining to that branch q" our b
sinpss BURROUGHS SIIAFlR & 60.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

Circuit Court OF Bcdtnrd county, made September
term lst shall the 13rl day October
residence of Thomas Purcell decd sell AT public
the highest hld credit of g. ~ aud IL months ali
Lands The said dcrorut died possessed This aud lies
Ie'sNo Campbell county Va lhCre 47a of said
Lands think II unnecessary thing about the quh
y OF the lauda any person wishing buy should look for
themselves u LEE
oct Cl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

~ Having been appointed Agents for the sao oi the os
made y this Factory for the ynchhnrR market i"Hrrot
FUN call the attention and the public 10 tie
god, In Store, all which Will be sd
commission
ii staunton fned Cloths Ifor mus coats)
, panE1
~ Blle4 Brarqo ana MNrd sanets pr eoatHA iRnls,
Plain Pod Ilnr aud brown t.msey Tor WolnyHD
~ 81" Nutr Ii1IHrl ton brawerHl
Plaid Iinaov dor Womens Drnssrs)
Al persons aniup such good Hfud greatly TO their in
forest supply Themselves with their Negro Goods,
made by Factory they long aud turn rn bot
ter than almost any gouds to be had
net rtGt GEO. NJ EIGkEK co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06
HOUSES ANDI.eT Auction

highest bidder Saturday, the llh day of October
the House aud Lot the w beyond the Bridge
Mr. I G. Shors The iiouso contains six and
passage with Stable aud other out houses good We'll al
in the yard The Lot y II land and Is we'll
improved Tho property, owing To ita exemption
ton Is valuable and would he excellent home moehan
ic EnrdenVr. Terms Ash. GARLAND.
Ia
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06
PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.

nDOYsTON's CLOTHING HOUSE, Al ayca-
III MORE, ST, rrTrRsnuRa-My Stock Of Ready Made
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods embrneesihs most
and had the pleasure
exhibiting the citizens OF tho Cockade city surrounding
country My Stock Of Cloths Cassmeres and Vosngs have
styles and will be made 10 order In the bess man
ner upon notice warranted suit sale Per
Party and Wedding Suits Of coes rnate
rial aud best shall be disappointed upon examination
my stock Mr. JOHN WHITE Gutter and Manager OF Inc
Cuatom Department THOS W. ROYSTON,
sep cots a. Sycamore st., Petersburg Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

sNULIED Cloth, u4inscys, &c.-Wc invite per
sons wishing purchase Fued Cloth. Lnsey, sanet's
SC, o large stock just opened - no
sep9ts d. A. SfieLLh w
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06
IOIN Is. OLIVER,
aH Nn. - l.rax Ter Street,


and commoiousiv constructed Hotel under the mauaee
the undcrsie ned is in excellent condition @ e
accommodation of the public The proprietor devotes his
sonal it, and will he wanting in efforts
pcndture calculated promote the comfort of his
Omnibus is always in attendance convey travellers to
and from the Dcpots and Packet Landing.
ma qadsct. CHAS. p. LEE.
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-, NEW ADVANTAGEOUS usLLsN- ~

as, NEW ANDIIANDsOuE Usu.E1N- ~, q
4S2k] FRY Mrs y. a SlTriIN takes pleasure ~
VkK ming friends and customers that she GJA
49, has The ding, next door -~'-
Schooheld ThurmanH and four or hNo doors above
the Merchants Hank the opposite side OF the Street,
ahe will Thursday the 2nd Of October iarg"
of Millinery for the Inspection OF the
public generally onnets Ribbons, Flowers Wells, Gloves.
French Cloaka with varous other things usually
hcr New York, with particular pats to suit the different
hcr and friends Please call aud cxauine
d2w
~ NEW JEWEIWN, WATCHES, Ac.-
~ will trouble my friends with short notice
NM. more Ihayc Just returned from New York with a
Q1hes NEW SUPPLY OF JEWELRN, WATCHES, sc,
which viii sch cheap cheaper than can he bought else
where watch and Spectacle Glasses put ill., all kinds of Jew
or repaired the shortest notice can c found next door
Sehoahcd \ 1hurmans at the Sign of tho Watch No lue
oct 2taw a. l., suTrlIIN
Asn,~ FALL. AND WINTER usGuuNERN.-
6sHl Something handsome he found nj the Millinery
store of Miss Simpson at the Sign OF the blue honne
such Fine Buunots, Dress Caps Handsome Ribbons
Flowers Iadea wishing something nice and pretty VIII
please call she Will take pleasure in showing thn
feeling con ldent they cannot fail Ia please
Oct i damif RcG copy JANE SIMPSON
uNRESul ARRlNAI.-A large nnd conn plctC 0s-
of Crates and Stoves receiving daily Mt the
Stove and Range Warehouse, "a door below the Market
OCT ,lta &. :. Miss.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

r. ENWOUW's WWOND CAHT GRAuN I'M
- GuANo sOwER--wc confidently recommend this Ma
Having but little machinery, IL Is durable
easily kept order aud Rows regularly quantity OF
desired Frank Ruffn, Esq Editor OF the
Southern Planter, thus comments ON IT.
perfectly convinced of Eta great value In efficient
working capacity cheapness durability and simplicity Of
srucon do not hesitate recommend II to tho pub
liza thing which s known 10 not often venture
works the machine with perfect II sows
breadth feet last as horse can walk and carrying
bushels time does not require many stoppages A.
necessary by who by hand The seeding too
OF the wind and done with
during very high wind which prevailed most Of the time
during calm the seed delivered close 10 She
ground recommend the machine therefore, to
every farmer but them to buy II moi only Mr.
Suylnours account who nothing 10 us, but their own"
Price 500 T1lOs BRANCH SONS,
aup2 I'D Agents for Petersburg,
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Oct l. To Cash advanced you............. s 900 90
Int. on same years at per ct. 420 90
Amount of premium at 50 per
cent ,.,. ........... 600 90
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-10-06

ENACTORY FIXTURES FOR SA LIZ VIZ ~
dspose at private sale of the Fixtures OF me ison
Factory recently carried by o Depries az 1ap m
H. They all the necessary TX lures io -.
pleed establishment, comprising ten screws ana ~, ~
In good order and nearly wing eeen esea p oio
season They will be disposed OF on hnerN tcrms
na ~ III lnilding sale opportunity pre-
scented for any person wishing engage In the business OF put
ting up tobacco. 'oh+> ~ H,.f.1A i "a, ~.
ap 9dScis eahPocn " ~.
The Placer herald., 1856-04-12
The Winter of the Heart.

A beautiful writer counsels wisely when
he says:"liye so that good angels may protect
from this terrible evil--the winter of the
heart Let no chilling influence freeze up
the fountains Of sympathy And happiness in
its depth: nc cold burden settle over its with
cred hopes, ike snow on the faded flowers
no rude blast Of discomfort moan and shrek
through its>desolated chambers
Your ife-path may lead through trials
which for a time seemed utterly to impede
your progress, and shut out the very light OF
heaven from your anxious gaze Penurv
may take the place of ease and plenty; youl
luxurious room may be changed for an hum
bic one; the soft couch for straw pallet; rich
viands for the coarse food of the poor Sum
ner friends may forsake you, and the unpty-
ing world pass YOU with scarely Il look or
word Of compassion.
You may be forced to tell YEARLY, steadi-
" no to earn a livelihood; you may encoun-
ter frauds and the base ayarice that would
extort the last tarthing, till YOU we'll nigh
turn ia disgust from your fellow being.
Death may sever the dear ties that bind you
to the earth, and leave YOU in fearful darkness.
That noble manly boy, the sole hope Of your
declining years, may be taken from you
while your spirit ciings TO him with wild
tenacitv, which even the shadow of the tomb
cannot wholly subdue.
Amid all these sorrows, do not come to
the conclusion that nobody was ever so deep
" afflicted as YOU are, and abandon every
anticipatons of better days in the unknown
future Do not lose your faith in human ex-
celIence, because confidence las sometimes
been BETRAYED, nor believe that friendship
was only delusion and love bright pAan-
tom ulish s'iAee away from. your grasp
Do not think that YOU are fated to be mis-
cradle, because you are disappointed in your
expectations, and bafiled in your pursuit.
Do net declare that God has torsaken YOU
when your way is hedged about with thorns
or repne snfully when he calls your little
ones 10 the land beyond the grave Keep a
holy trust in Heaven, through every trial
bear adversely with fortitude, and look up
wards in hours of temptation and suffering.
When your locks are white, your eyes dim
and Your limbs weary, when your steps faIter
on tie verge of deaths gloomy vale, still re-
tain the freshness and buoyancv of spirit
sehich will shield YOU from the winter Of the
heart
The Placer herald., 1856-04-12
PLAcrRyILLE. May 28, 1855.

DRJC YOUNG: DEAR SIR-WOrds cannot eN-
press the gratitude feel is due to you 1or the
benefit have received from your truly Invaluable
course Of treatment Of my case while prescribing
for me. | think | cannot justify myself without
giving this small token of my thankiulness ana
esteem for you have been the means Of SdoHg
mn life. and restoring to me that health which
| had so long despaired of again enjoying had
for long time (four years) been troubled with
that most dreadful scOurge OF young people, sem
inal weakness or nocturnal emmssons when so
weakened me. both body and mind. that | was
obliged to give up mining altogether. consult
ed one of the best physicians $50 called) in the
mountain districts. and after careful eAalnlh-
alton of my case, he gave me medicines. con
tnued under his treatment for three months
without receiving any benefit in fact grew worse
from week to week. until at last got discouraged
and asked him for his opinion. told him not to
fear to tell me the whole truth, for should rath-
er know the worst at once. than to live in sus-
pense. had lost about thirty pounds of flesh,
and knew that he at least could not cure me. and
as was then going on. death must soon count me
as one of its victims. This physIcian then told
me that my case was incurabc; that had better
not take any more medicines. He said was in
decline which was fast tending to pulmonary con
sumption.
| then despaifed of obtaining any relief. and
saw that unless something was done to mitigate
the complaint that should be numbered with the
dead. or what is worse, be a raving maniac. Hap
pening to see one Of your books. the Pocket rs
culapius made up my mind at once to call and
consult you with the determination of trying
once more to get relief if YOU would undertake
the case. Oh, how thankful am for that deter
minaton! ! commenced taking the medicines
prescribed by YOU. and | am now. through their
healing powers. restored to perfect health. shall
not tail to recommend you to any Of my friends
that require assistance. for man that can cure
a case as bad as mine was can cure every disease
that flesh is heir to, if there is life enough left in
the system to build upon.
Receive my most sincere and heartfelt thanks
and esteem. S. w. REIGlILEA.
iulyl4my