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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

Returned to Slaoery.---The Hartford
(Conn,,) Times gives an account of Car.
oIlna Banks aud her children, and Ma
.ry Frances, slaves lately liberated by
their mistress, (Mrs. Sarah Branch OF
ChesteI field Na) who have voluntarily
returned to bondage, after trying to sup.
port themselves in Boston as free peo.
pie. They declared that they had toll.
ed constaniIy and could scarcely gain q
subsistence and wanted master to pro.
tect them.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
SHORT WAY WITH lNFIDELS

In moving among mankind, have
now aud then fell among inhdels, who
had not only declared their Gi.beliefoi
tho Bible. but endeavore,l also to dos.
troy the faith Of others in that bless.
ed book. The way in which they have
begun their attack is,to hiegle and wrig-
gle about some disputed points Of lit.
tie Importance. with as much confidence
as If they were on tho point OF over
turning the whole truth ofscripture by
their silly pra,tle. Just as soon would
blind mole tear up from the ground
an"ah of a bundled years growth, by
burr"wing unJer Que Of the least Of its
roots. .. -
If ever you fall in with one Of these
unhappy beings, don't be drawn into
caVil with them about trihes, but bold
y declare your opinion leaving them To
"wrangle" if they like, by themselves.
Tell them that if there be anything
good. aud pure, aud holy, and heaven.
ly IN the world. the Billie exhors Ia
practice it, and if there be anything tina,
is evil, and base, and vile, in the world
tho Bible commands US to avoid it,
That will be poser. n.... 49,.
Tell them that the Bible contains more
knowledge and wisdom than all the
books that were ever printed.putl logeth
er; and that those who belle We its prom.
ises and obey its commandments, have
peace, hope, and joy.in the cares oflifs
and the trying hour of death. Tha,
will be poser, too. .".
Tell llthem that the Bible has beer
believed in by the wisest and best O
men from generation to generation, n.
the word of the living God, and that j,
makes known to a sinner the only way
of salvation th"ugh the merits and deatf
of a crucifed Redeemer. That will be
aoolher poser. .s ~. ..
And then ask them, before they pul
the book to pieces any more, TO produc,
one that has done thousandth part a:
much good in making men happy or
earth, aud in guiding them 10 the wa,
70 heaven; and that will be the creates
poser Of all them. r.
Depend upon it, this course will b,
better than wraugling and iaugling abou
tritles end feeling yourself outwiIted III
to the bargain, by tho borrowed con
ceits ofsily c"xcombs. whose hearts an.
whose heads are equally empty - on,
HamPhrey. #... 4 8a'a0,N 90.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
lpoftiral.
THE EVENING HEARTu-sToNE,
Gladly now we gather roundit
For the toilipg day is done. '2si

Gladly now we gather round it
For the toiliDg day is done, ~.
And the gray aud solemn. iw light
Follows down the golden sun;
Shadows lepgtbsn on The pavement.
Stalk like giants through the gloom,
Wander past the duskv easement,
Creep around the fire-list room,
Draw the cnrtains--close the shutters
Place the slippers by the IRE;
Though the rude wind loudly mntters
What care we for the wind -spri,e'.
- ] fire
What care we fnr outward seeming?
Fickls Fortunes frown or smile?
II around us love is beaming-
Love can human ills beguiIe !
Meath the cottage roof aud palace
= From the peasant to the king gp.,
All are Guaffing from Liie's chalice
Bnbblipg that enchanlmen, bring,
Crates are glowing music flowing p
From the lips we love the best; (
oh, The joy, the bliss of Knowing
There are hearts whereon TO rest!
Hearts that throb with eager glalness- =
Hearts that echo with our OWN
While grim Care and haunting Sadness
Mingle ne'er in look or tone,
Care may tread the halls or Daytloht
Sadness haun, the midnish, hours,
,Bnt the weired and wiching Twilight
Brings the joyful hearlhstone's dover
Al'arof our hoiies, feelings!
Childhood's well Remembered shrine
Spirit yearniuas--Soul revealing
Wreaths immortal round thee ,wine
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

The Committee Of Visitation to this
Institution have recently made report
upon its present condition, &C., from
which we get the following particulars:
The number of students in the Collie
giatc Department is G2; in the Prepa-
ratory Department %. Ofthe collie
gIate students 20 are professors of re-
hglon; ten of them design entering the
ministry, and four Of them propose to
engage in the work Of foreign missions.
Several others have the ministry in
view, but have not declared their in
tentions fully. OF 62 students in the
college proper, 26 are from the District
Of Columbia, % from Virginia, 5 from
Missouri, 3 from North Carolina, 3 from
Maryland, and from Louisiana, Illi-
nois and Tennessee, each. The amount
of monies donated to and collected for
the college from its Foundation, as far
as they are ascertained, is S1S5, 600.
The present property of the college,
including land, buildings, apparatus,
library, furniture, city lots, and cndow-
mcnt fund, is worth not less than
S140,000, or but a45, 900 short of the
whole ever raised for the institution
The income Of the college, the commit
tee say, is not sufficient to support the
Faculty. For this, ninety paying stu
dents are required instead of sixty.two
as now.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

a mode Of the TabernahIe Of Israel
the first sanctuary ordained for the
worship ofIhe one living aud true Cod
AS set up in The wilderness of Sinai
u. G. 1l91-is now exhibited daily in
Upper Stamford Street London. II
was made aiter a careful study of the
Pen'atouch, by he Rev. Il. w. Harts
horn, A. b., upon scale Of one inco
to the cubit Us inches.)
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

The Nurserye Of the Ghwch.-The
Methodists have found by careful atten-
ton to the statistics of their body, that
the Sunday School is the great nursery
OF the Church. An exchange says:
"The number of hopeful conversions
IN the Sunday Schools of the Methodist
Episcopal Church the past year was
l7,494, or more than half the nett
increase of tho membership of the
church, which was 30,732. During
the last eight years, the aggregate
number OF hopeful conversions in their
Sunday Schools was between ninety
four and niaety-fve thousand, or one
eighth of the whole present member.
ship Of the church"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
ARRIVAL OF MoRMnNs.

The New York Evening Post of Fri.
day says: "The ship Columbia arrived
at this port yesterday from Liverpool,
bringing about three hundred passen.
gers, including two hundred and twenty.
one Mormons, under the conduct Of
Elder John Williams. The Mormons
were landed last evening. Ed. Viii.
llans is q short.lcggcd, small sized man,
full OF energy, and cvincing considcra.
bio intelligence. He told our reporter
this morning that these were nearly all
his own converts, and came mostly from
Bristol, England. The number of
men are about equal to that of the
women, but there is multitude of
children of all ages. m
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

- WoadctlM Powe,s Of Machino.y.---
The N. Y. Datcbman recently saw
some burnt peas put into hopper Of
c"f'ee-mil'. and IN less than two minutes
they were occopyioga place in gro.
ce'y window labeled sold Government
Java" ,rt
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

. . /.
E0idcnce T UaiSersalists.-Judge
w. ii. Battle in letter to the Nation,
al inleligoncer denies that the Supreme
Court of South Carolina has copii, med
the decision "f Judge Manly, that mem.
bcrs of tho Universalst Church are in.
competent to testify il courts of Justice
according To- the laws oflhat State. -
He says tho Supr eme Cont in an opin
ion delivered by himself on the case in
question, affirmed the judgment given
III tho Court by Judge Manly, but il
was npop a point which rendered un.
necessary review OF his DECISION upon
tho competency OF the witness. The
question arose upon the probate of a
scrip which the Judge permitted TO he
established as a holograph will after he
had rejected one Of the Subscribing wit
neSses as incompetent on the ground OF
his being Universalist. The Supreme
Court, held this to be proper, and con-
clnded thus, This renders the question
as TO- the competency of one of the sub.
scrlbipg Witnesses unnecessary aud
makes it improper for us to express an
opinion upon it, ... ,.'.r
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24
REGULARLY SOLD OUT.

Daring the month Of January 1850
while stopping at the Su,ter House il.
Sacramcnt0 city, California, | accident.
ally overheard conversation between
tw" gentlemen, one Of whom was from
New York city, aud had been in the
country nearly a year, and The orhor
had Just arrived. .na .I..... 81. .....
The new conner was lamenting his
condition, and his folly in leaving an
abundance at home, and especially Two
beautiful daughters who were iust bud.
ding int" womanhood, when he asked
The New Yorker if bc had family.
eyes sir; have wifo aud six chill
dren in New Iolk---and ! never saw
one Of them"
Alter this reply, the couple cot few
moments in silence; then tho iuterrogu.
tor aSaip commenced; ..... =.
"Was you ever blind sir1' ... ....
"No sir" ....
Another lapse Of silence.
"Did ] understand you to cav, sir.
that you had wife and six children )iv.
ing III New York, and had never seen
one Of thcm2" .
eyes sir-I 80 stated IT," .
Another and long pause Of silence
Then tho intcrrogator inquired, ..... .
GLOW can IL bo sii' that yon never
saw one Of theml" '.t ...... ..
"Why," was the response, zone Of
them was born after lett ..... .......
ooh! ahl' aud a general laugh fol.
loved; and after that the Now Yorker
was especially distinguished az the man
who had 'siS children, aud never saw
one of them" #t". ..
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

Gold and newspapers appear to be
two of the largest products of California
and probably the latter have as great
or greater effect upon the real prosper.
ny OF tho State as the gold itself IN
San Frencisco lhe,e are 30 less than fif.
teoD dailies.ten weeklies and one month.
~. ln tue State at large. there are
twenty-five dailies, ffty.iiye weeklies,
and one monthly.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

His style shows he man. Whether
~ speakiog or writing, gentleman is
always knownby bis style.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

The Mcwarh Duly Adceyh&er says
"RtIigiious tevivals are in progress in
many Of the NJ. E churches in The vi.
cinity. The altafs are nightly crowded
with mournere, and many conversions
have been made"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

An old gentleman who had dabb!ed
all his life in statistics, says be never
heard Of but one woman who insured
her life. He accounts for this by the
singular fac, of one Of inc questions
being, "What is your oge7
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

My opponent, Mr. Speaker. persists
in saying that bo is entitled to the floor.
Whether it is so OF not, | sball not in.
qniro. All | have got to say is that bo
will get noorcd it be interrupts ma
again.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1857-01-24

Tbs man who injures smother is NOR,
to he pltied than the man he barns.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.
n,s~DsNN,s 4 BRo.. Dysas. r,

ns7s" Dennis 4 BRo., DYsas, Franklin
Street opposite Metropolitan Hail., would resnect
fully inform the Ladies' of Virginia that thcy ara Ia
sirous of doing sufficient business 10 enable them 10
purchase Mount Vernon and have done with IL =,
to enable them to do something Cor the Mechanics
Institute, Please look over your wardrubes and
have the spotted and socd Mernoes M1asiinex
Shawis, Nelvets. &c, sent 10 ns and done up nearly
equal TO new. speaking Of Mount Vernon and the
Mechanics Institute Of Virginia We ara desirous thai
national eoi'r.. in every sense Of the word shall be
spread 10 the breeze from the staff OF either nlace
and we will give fifty dollars towards tho purchase
of ricce Vt American manufactured white silk and
Who comes next The offer is in good faith.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
AUCTION SALES
By Goddin & Apperson, Aucts.
a VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
-s--s-~->-s-ss--
"TvRE DAYS.

A VALUABLE FARM, CALLED
"A MEADOW GREEN" on TIIENEW BRIDa II
ROAD. FOR SALE Ar AUCTION subscriber
having sold his Farm and Mil, below Rockets and
intending 20 remove to another county, will sell ut
public auction On WEDNESDAY. 3ttb sept, ut "
O'clock il fair, (f not, the next fair day. his Farm.
Richmond near the New Bridge Church, containing
about ls1 acres Of Land which will be divided IL de-
sire by purchasers Tho Land is in a fine state Of
improvement. Some sixty acres are now set in cio-
YER and all the land II well adapted TO the cutiva-
ton OF corn, wheat tobacco, oats, &c There can lie
raised the next year or eight hundred bushels
Of wheat
The improvements consist OF framed dwelling.
containing six rooms and a PASSAGE two servantss
quarters stables, baru and other necessary out
houses. There is q well of excellent water in the
yard he situation is very healthy, and the nsjgh-
sorhood is as good as any In the State
ANY person or persons wishing To purchase such
farm; are respectfully invited 10 view the premises,
winch will be shown them by Mr.. Horace Edwards.
who resides on the place.
Immediately after the sale of the Land, all the
Personal Property on the place will be sold consist
ing OF three Horses, three Colts three fine Mich
Cows. lot of blooded Hogs about 80 900 weight Of
Sheave Oats, the growing crop Corn, Carts, Wagon,
Farming Utensils, one Buggy, &c.
TERMs-For the Land, one-fonrth cash, or an ap-
proved endorsed note al four months with bank in
terest added: the balance at g. Is and "a months in-
terest added, and deed of trust to secure the pay
ments. For the Personal Property. all sums under
80 cash. that sum and over, six months credit for
approved, endorsed negotiable notes.
WM. p. C. RAMSEY.
Sale conducted by GoDDIs 4 APpERsoN, Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
BY |. & G. b. Davenport, Aucts.

GROCERIES, &C., AT AUCTION
~ On THURSDAY, the 18th September, we will
scll, at 70 O'clock at our Auction store, assert
melt oiGrJceries, viz:
LaEuayr RI AMI Java Coffee
Prime Huscuvado Sugar and Molasses
Prime New York syrup
Coffee. Crushed and Brown Sugars. in barrels
Soap, Candies
Cap and Wrapping Paper
Krctiiiei Whisky
Old Rye Whi-key. of superior quality
Port Wine. French Brandy, n. Z. Rum
MAJ .uttctured Tobacco
Tanners oil. Irvine, &c
Liverpool tine Salt, &c, &c.
TEEMS-Under $loo cash; 500 and over, 4 months
credit, for approved paper.
So l. l. = q. b. DAVENPORT. Aucts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
s1g~Dxxs,s & BRo Dy.ns franklin

street opposite Metropolitan Hall.-we pay partic-
ulsr attention 30 the D. ing and Cleaning OF Gents
Wearing Appsrel-Ceats. Pants and Vests; also
heavy Over Goats Talmas. &c. dyed or cleaned Ia
superior style, We have recently purchased a large
tot al Trimmings extremely low. and will have re-
pairs done at very low charges Our pressing and
repairs will be done by an experienced tailor whom
We have employed expressly for that purpose
Cleantng done at few hours notice With tho mo-
ney market at per cent, economy may ohviate the
necessity Of borrowing money. SO l3-6tA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
VALUABLE FARM IN GOoCHLAND

COUNTY. CALLED "POWELLS TAVERN"
IA MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, For SALE Al
ACCTlON.-At the request of MIR. samuel y Duya
W. Vii sell upon the pIeMis ;, on FI<iDAY, the 2nd
ia! OF oct 1897. commencing NJ l2u clock, the Farm
known as "Puwtlis Tavern, situated in tiuochani
county on the River hUad about half "A mile from the
Containing LAG acres. About lOo arc CLEARED
land, the balance III wood aud timber.
the buildings are in cool repair, and ample Tar
accommodation of a large family. The DIV cling con
tains y or - rooms, besides brick Kitchen aud MI
necessary outhouses Thers is IN excellent OF Chard
and garden on the place. This place is well situate,
for large school, being in good neighDorhood and
remarkably healthy.
Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing a small Farm are
requested 10 call aud examine this. Possession can
BE- had Immediately.
TsRMs-0ne-third cash; balance say at one and two
years, for notes, Interest added, secured by trust
deed.
SO The above Farm can be purchased privately
before the day of sale.
GCDDIN ApPERs0N, Aucts.
GO lS-dEcNNtds
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
By Alex. Mott, Auet.
FURNITURE DRY GOODS GRocE

FURNITURE. DRY GOODS, GR0CE-
l. RIbS. SC--Wnl be sold at auction. at my
store, corner of 18th and Main streets. on THURS
DAY, september the 18th. at 10 o'clock, u general
as,orlHent Of new and second hand Furniture
Also, thrsa Stoves.
GROCERIES.-0 barrels of Herrings. Soap, Can
dies, Port Vine Whisky. Brandy Tobacco &c., &c.
DRY GOODS.-Seyeral invoices of Dry Goods
Tweed and Cashmere Pants Cloth Coats, silk and
Satin Vests. Hosiery, Umbrellas, &c 10000 Cigars
choice brands.
WArCtiES.-Several Gold and Silver Watches
GOLD Chains Gold Lockets, Breastpin,, Earrings,
&C. &C ALEXR MOTT,
AuctiupAar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
BY Larus g. Shine.
EvENING TRADE SALES.-The sub

- Scribers are now receiving daily, large cnnsign-
munts from The No. thern markets. consequently Civ
ing them mo extensive facilities than 10 sup
ply the Jobbng TTR'e of Virginia and North Caro-
ilna. We have n W in store large and extensive
stock ot British aud American STAPLE and Fancy
foods; also, an extensive assortment Of Uold SIlvr
aud Plated Watch - of all style and patt-rns-to-
gether with large and beautiful stock of Gold
JewCry. suitable for all grades in the jobbng line
The stock being large and desirable, country mer-
chsnts wOul find it TO their advantage TO attend our
sales, as Well rs Ia examine our stock daily at which
time we will sll to tbs trade privately, at VERY
small commission.
Our suction safe will commence ON THURSDAY
~ En- Nc ut "a O'Clock, and will be continued I'M
til We close out the entire stock.
Every artiGl- Offered will be positively sold and all
goods warranted to be a represented
lots LARUS Il SHINE. Aucts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
ssIs~ To THE PEorLE OF HEsRrco.-Tht

citizens OF Henrico county requested to meet at
thsr Court House. on MONDAY. the Sth day Of &C.
toher Chat bcing the first day of their County Court
at II O'clock, for the purpose considering the
ton OF extending the corporate limits of the city OF
Richmond. This being question q great impor-
lance TO tho people OF the county il is highly desr
BILE that every citizen shall attend. Sherwin McRas
and John u Young, Esqrs., and other gentlemen will
address the meeting.
sc It'd MANY CITIZENS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

I'O COUNTRY MERCHANio.-L ASA
i the attention of those who are In ~sn' oi plaiI
and French outectionaries, 10 give me TAI sna
examine my stock they win nnd = e ther 40 %
vantage to do 80, IL bring the ony kasns ,hs most
eomplete and fnIl stock Of imported French Sonies.
tionary and my own manufacture oil eahdiss, ~
wholesale and retail a. xthat.. s.,oo,
(pfs ate Kent, Paine Co.'S.
. and newt door 10 the Exchange Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17

tOONll L. 81 CN 5ilBfsS hItlth
In pursuance of the will of George b. Gsinez dec d.
1 shall. on MONDAY, the 2ist day Of September
next Mt IL O'Clock NJ. sell at public auction, the
highest bidder the Farm which thu said Gaines
resided at the time of his death. containing lGoI
acres The soil is well adapted TO the growth Ut
Corn, Wheat, Tobacco Vegetables. &C.. with plenty
Of Timber for the support OF the place. The i'm
provements are all nearly new, having been built
but few years ago. They consist of good Dwell
iughouse, With FIVE rooms, Kitchen, Smoke h use,
Corn house, &C. here is well Of excellent water
In the yard The location is very desirable one
being Of the heal hest places in the county, ard
in good neighbnrhOUd, convenient TO churches,
schools. &c, and lies within two miles of the Me-
gainesville Turnpike, ten miles Of Hanover Court
House, seven miles of Richmond, and within three
quarters Of mile Of Atees Station. the trginl.
Central Railroad. The purchaser will have the piiy
iege of seeding crop of wheat. Possession given
the first day Of January 1855 | deem further de-
scription of he place useless. those wishing to
purchase will examine for themselves. The title is
indi-putsble.
Terms Onchalf cash. tho balance In two years, tn
carry interest from the day Of SALE and to- be e.
nied by deed of trust, the title 10 bc retained
until tbs deferred payment in made.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
AUCTION SALES.
rHls M.


CERGEANT'S SALE. Will be sold, on
- THURSDAY, the nth inst, at " o'clock ~, In
front Of the City Hail. for cash, two hne Gold Lever
to satisfy two executions In my hands
THOMAS U. DUDLEY,
80 lit City Sergeant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
- - - - -
SpECIAL NOTICES


,tWoonL CREAM. IL Fomaae
sgE ,ro bair--hiShiy perfamei-superior
hy h"An,.p N article imported, and for halt the
n, any Gre,sjng Ladies Hair It has no equal,
rr'e, i bright glossy arpeeIanSe. cause "e, Z,
lsmen ea.' I,,e always giving the Hair the an
reu,or"S eau u, frs.h shampeusd. Price only ATTY
% Nome xgo inc unless signed ,,,d,o,or. Of the
Balm q y thousand FioweIs'
-, sale by all Druggists. ,,,,ye . p,cupp
..9,,, Agents Cor Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
ga3@ Burnett CocoAlNE.-For

sary,nL and identifying the hair, and rendering ii
dark ami glossy. The C1c0di1e holds, IN u iig'u"
form la-.e proportion OF dec Ior2pd Cocoa nut UIi
prepared expressly ior this purpose No other com
oss pOssazse- the peculiar properties which 80 eN-
ACty put the various conditions of the human LIAR.
Il -7ft@ns t4e hair when hard and dry-It Spoth's
the frrAted scalp skinit afvr,!s the richest ustrc
j. remain. longest in elect-hnd II Is the best ahd
th espesi hair dressing IN the world.
Prepared by Joseph Burnett Coz Boston. f"l
sale by BENIN EFT. BEERS FISHER, Druggist
Hc l2i Main street, Richmond, Va, at - cents tot
h,Ifolnt hptrla au2I-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-09-17
CHAMoIs, Missouri, July II, 1857.
nSyp Mr.. f.. BAKER-DEAR SIR: Being

in ~ gina a short tme,l bought bottle OF youf
Premium Bittrrs, ana il has done me more good
thAn ali the medicine ever took IN my life. | send
you i've dollars you will please send me the worth
Of II III your Bitters BY Adams Cos Express, IL
CHamuis. Nh. Is. MN
We do hope the proprietor may distribute his BIT
ter- in every state IN the Union, as they have l"~
come very popular, and highly reconInended ny w.
mJ-t prominent phy -iciAns IN the state.
They can be hai of all DruSgists in this city and
elsew here in Virginia. Also Of Messrs Charles Sto
4 Co Washington. D. c., and of Mcssrs, Il. ii. III
h.r 4 Co Kaltlmnrr