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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
| ATTEST NEWS.
D'"ooucni tnsr Of pof.oaing-EataI Haers.
Three slaves Arrc.,cd,

An affar has just been brought to light which
INV Olives one of the most dabolica schemes of
slow poisoning that has ever adorned the records
81 modern crime The case occurred in the
family Of Mr.. Edward Gill. residing in Chester
htld county. IN the River road, about one mile
below Matnaca. The family Is composed of Mr.
ana AIRS GIL and, up 10 four weeks ugn, six
children, a. follows Miss Frances. aged about
10 years; Aurelius, about l3; William. about {;
Mary. u; Ella, 4; aud Hatty, an infant About
one month ago. little llatty taken mysteri-
ously Ill, aud died IN few days after. Subse-
Hunntiy, the entire family began "a experience u
singular sickness which changed the color IF
their skin II dull, pash hue, and bore the
Character ot inflammation of the stomach On
Saturday last, every member "t the family was
Frustrated, aud phv sicians from all points we've
sent for. DIR. }. H. Claiborne, of this city, the
family physician, IN company with DR.. Smith, of
Chesterfield, visited thu afflicted family. and in
the course Of the day Mr.. aud Mrs Gill were, l.,
slight degree, relieved. and also two of the
Younger children; On the ncxt day Dr. j. j.
ih"eatt was ais" present. consultation
h"Id' suspicious OF poison excited, aud an exami-
! nation instituted
In the apartments of Rebcccn tho cook which
were also occupied by IL house servant. Maria,
and her husband, Jack, were fouad secreted sew
eral boxes and vais. containing sugar Of
lead, and the rest quantity If the carbonate of
lead, both IT which IRE slow but deadly poisons.
a light WA, here dryeloped leading directly to
the conclusion that the disease then under treat.
nent WAS no ether than the hGd eholic, super
induced by tue consumption of food containing
the carbonate and sugar of lead Thu. it was
nscertalned upon further nvestigation, had been
introduced daily into the food cooked for the
family, for long series of weeks. The scheme
was deeial" laid, and upon principle which
would atcely suspect would be resorted to by
ignorant negro. There is some ground
therefore, for further suspicionsin1 diving more
Intelligent principal 10 III, affair.
On dandny evening, the neAtto the youngest
child Elia, too young 10 withstand the potency of
the deadly drug, expired. The eldest. Frances
aud Aurens, were Yesterday lying in very
critical condition, while Mr.. and Mrs. Gill were
impro. Ing. but still exceedingly weak aud ner
vous. The three slaves mentioned above, were
Immediately arrested and. for convenience, LODI
g"d on Mon lay night, in the Jail of this city. but
will be taken before the Chesterfield court for
examination at the proper time. The two wo.
men are owneihy Mr. GiIl-the man, by Syl-
vester Pearce, E.q.-Pet. Erp ess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

- Druggists and ApOthecarfcr.
BANK SQuAKE, LYNCHBURa, VA,
Have hand and will continue receive regular additions
complete assortment Drugs Dye stufs Oils
Pants Glass, Fancy Articles, &c. &c which they invite
the attention of buyers.
COUsTRY they offer the prompt filing OF
with reliable Drugs and Pharmaceutical
themselves purchased from
liable prices that will leave
Amy article hand furnished the shortest
notice. VIM. A. STROTHER,
feb2ts :. WHITEHEAD. -.
usENRx -. FLOOD, Attorney at Law. will
attend all the Courts Of the city of Lynchburg. tho
counties of Amherst Appomattox, Bedford and Campbell
mar Is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

Destructive FREsnET.-A most destructive reshet
visited Shcpherdstown, Jefferson CO., Va, on We'd
uesay last. The streets were impossible from wa
ter and the citizens could not venture ont OF their
houses unil late at night. The Shepherdstown Reg
lister says:
Princess and Mil streets was the theatre OF most
devastating scenes. The water rushed vocIierouslY
down those lhoroughofles with great violence tear
ingup the streets in the most deporable manner and
sweeping everything before it. The dreadful SPecta-
Gle these present bcggars all description tey
ere perfectly impossible, and we fear VIII remain 50
tor time.
Considerable damage was done BY the freshet and
immense losses sustained. Mr.. Geo. H. Stanley he-
tory presents n sorry sight the water Wheel ana
potion of the foundation OF he'bnIldlng Is "asneu
AWAY besides other injury. Mr. David BilImyer Sus-
tains "A considerable loss: the water having entered
the lower floor ct his mill to the deoih OF some onr
feet, and completely damaged some 400 busheis OIL
olial. Mr. John y. Stanley suffers eonSldeta"e ioSf
the water came with such violence as to carry away
the trunk that conveyed the water to MS ihI 50 t
grinding thing impossible Tor some ''ihe' at
r. D. Shepherd, Jr.. is also sufferer by damage uole
10 his saw-mill: The corporation snstans an I'M
ntnse and n most irreparable loss Neither OF the
mills in town will he able to commence oPefut'on'
for considerable time AS the water course Is entire
ly oyerlowed
On Thursday morning we took stroll through Tue
injured districts aud the sights that greeted our
were strange and "wOudrous pltitul. hh' Poi''o"
Of the town locked like place that had beeh uese'
led tor Il number Of years and the people ma" J"s.
come back to gaze with wonder ana as'on'sn''e' ~
upon the ruins.
We understand that an immense amount OF o''n-
aye MAS done in the surrounding country: FARMERS
having had their fences, gates and bridges s"eP.
away, and fields If corn and wheat laid on the erou"u
by the powerful and destructive element
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

INNt WNIHU, Va.
On The Canal abopc s bridge If tho Ia s Tenn Railroad
fANllS ESTAitLlSIIMENI has been enlarged meet tho
increasing demand for work In lta various ranehca
pre- pared furnish
Portable and Stationary STEAM ENGINES Of my
quir"d power
MIL Clearing. Shafing Hangers,
t.uodwins toiehraod Cuuirc Discharge WATER W HEEL
Tobacco Factory Fixtures.
Irou and Brass Gastugs and Wrought Iron work
description,
All work done nj this establishment equal to that
done Mt any establishment Ia tho state.
ID icia A q DANNY. AT
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cttp duO State aHalrs

TEMPERANCE AppREss.-We are requested to state
that the Rev. DIR. Reese, of Baltimore will deliver an
address npon TEN perance at the Bril- Street Methodist
Episcopal Church, this evening at O'Clock. The
nablic are especially invited to attend
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

Union nOTEL. NJ Campbell Courthouse,
u LATE JORDANS HOTEI~-The subscriber having
purchased the above property and taken charge of it intend
put complete repair He respectfully solleits call
from his friends the crme patrons OF the house and the pub
lie in general. WIN. A. CLEMENT.
II 30 ct s--Re
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A. uENsNs., s.rocer., hive il,

HtoTp, oHef
Laguyra and Rio COTE Loaf Crushed Coffee and Brown SUI
Imperial and Black superior artcle3 Ad
and Tallow Candles with variety articles such
a found in n family grocery imar ls-s
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25
AUSTIN VI. TRIPLE,

~ Attorney INV,
VIII continue practical In tho Counties of Amherst Bedford,
Campbell aud the city of Iynchburr
oro In Morris Building nearly opposite the office of the
"Nlrgnian." tnov ia
WILLS, RAwI1Ns n 60. General Com.
w MISSION MERCHA MIS- AND SPECIAL AGENTS
tnr the sale Of MANtiFACTEItFp TOBACCO stores No.
u 49, DRAWER Of Tchaptoulas street. New
RfrfnrN ArAs,eNd Il Warwick Capt John NJ. 0tey
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BEEDE a. NDEsguALL
LAND AGENTS.

MILL seoct and enter Government Lands with Cash
w Warrants. make Investments, loan money lat western
pay taxes and General Real Esato BuaiHes
throughout the Hortlsw cat. Addresa
BEEDE a. MEEDENHALT.
np71y Minnea polls Minnesota
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

VIRGINIA TENNESSEE COEIEGIATE
INSTITUTE BRISTOL. VA This Institution will
eonmonc" its Second Annual Session Wednesday the 2nd
OF September.
FACULTY..
Prigcp1'a-WH NJ. BAHT1TY A, b.. Ancient Languages
and English branches
Mas MARIA HFSUIQCFs Modern Languages and English
I,ranchos
MISS NJ. T.. THOM English Branches
MUSICAL DEPARTMENT.
WM BARTLEY, Focal and Instrumental Music
MISS G. AMAiIA + IFNRtQuEs. Plano Forte Guitar
Tuition for live months, o. sl0, els $50
Languages, each, o.
instrumental Music. go
Vocal RrdtHit0ns. oard in the family with the Principals
10 per month For further Information Circulars
dress either Of the Principals, Bristol, Va. & Tenn
q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

CELEBRATION ST.. JOINS DAY-Yesterday be-
ing St. Johns day, appropriately celebrated by
the Masonic Fraternity OF this city and vicinity At
uniting in proc ession through the principal streets,
they repaired Masonic Hail. where in the presence
Of Il large number of ladies, members Of the craft,
and citizens generally, address delivered by
Dr. Robert f. Withers, Of Campbell We have
heard but opinion of this address from others, as
well as Masons, that it alike eloquent, insrnc-
tive and effective.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

NoIHE Tot" cf"dtio'- OF WI ilinm - DigeeT
" dccdiy decree of the Circuit Court Tor Nelson
y. pronounce ON hc 2d day Of May, 1851 In the 81
VIM Bsges admr Lncotta biggcs aud others the
desgued Com nmoug other duej detected to take
account n all DENTS chRuablo tho estate of said WIN
Dggos decd To which end o required to all cred
tors by proper publication
All persons interested hereby notified that have appon
tod Saturday the 10Th day Of July the tnl and
Office M tho place Of taking said aeonuDt
jn Jcwiw 3. II LOVING. Con'r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

LAN0TORNE J, r
ANGHORNE a. lBOLCOMBE,
Ia HauIer- aud Exchange u Brokers,
Main and Bridge Streets, Lynchburg Va, will
collect tho lowest of Exchange They will
the highest market price tor Land Warrants Northern
Exchange, Coin and Uncurrent Money.
REFER TO
The and Cashiers the Banks Lynch
burg Il. IL Maury Co, Nessrs Paro, Richmond;
Messrs Johnston Bros. Co. SAM. Harris g. Sons Josiah
Lee q Co, lialtim Messis Farpham Kirkham d Co.,
Droxel Go, Philadelphia Messrs Vanbeck Read Drex
el j. Ward s. Co, Lees Waller New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

WE were shown yesterday by John b. Gaddess, a
Photographic picture of Monument to the late VIM.
b. Ferguson, Prest of the Howard Association, Nor
folk His Phnnthropic course in that position clio
tied the praise OF his feow-nen, and well deserves
a monument to commemorate his worthy deeds. TIE
Monument was made at the Marble Works Of A. Cad
dess, Baltimore aud shows how great degree per-
lection has been attained in that art The Photo
graph is on exhibition at J b. Gaddess Marble Yard
where all are invited to call and examine.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

The SECOND TmAI.--1he second trial Of Richard
Addngton, in Norfolk, Va for assaulting his broth
or-one jury having failed to agree-has been post
poned until November, the defendant giving $4,000
bail for his appearance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-06-25

Engineer. and Frederick Roach and C. Heinrich
Architects aud Draaghtsmen prepared to furnish Designs
Specifications and ali kinds of buildings and
rlney. Special will be paid the ruction Of
his charge of Land Mines and
Roads will be made the shortest and the
proved plans. Address ii. EXALI,
nov i.dScis Architect. Richmond Va
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- Comma sssion McrChDn ss,
IYSCuBUBd, VA,
Offer their services the planters and the public generally
the sale Tobacco. Wheat Flor and ether produce They
that eencr Of IL to will enable them
general satifaction. Their Office Ia Younger
Srahs doors from the the Banks which enables them
pay the Planters for their Tobacco without delay.
JNO. IL. & SAML TYREE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07
sEGARs.

ON OOH OF VARIOUS SIZES AND 90 Arrrrraov
ZVO.OOV hsysna, domestic and uermaa ser ara Al 10
per cent below market Cash uaks se~,s
Of any quality or 10 any quantity.
(vAsH PURCHAsERs CAN PROCURE ego A rs or ~ I, |;
~ vsns domestic and German manufacurr n ~ rsr SAM
below market raes Csh advances naS. on sexss n any
qusnuy. N. B.-ao ptccce Spanish rfbbou kr safa ~
o. CHEnks ~ Broadway
HAVANA sReARs-CApArAs, YTaiRoa RuoA.
III Has, Briranicas OrrsehaA snS semeI
rous other brands by he hundred h0ppsn< aos npe<
er Union Club brands. r. RO0ERs Ma Maiden hue, -
cone story
CBGARs arGARs srGARa moARs-ADvANCH
- made on ssgar svey quanu an on liberal isrms
Warren and Chambers streeh ~ B,-A tpds ofsesps fts
sale below msrkef prca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07

THE ADvERrrsER WOULD ENGAGE IN TIE
II hquor business eHherby buying tk,ns a share az
partner in any respectable essbhshment address a. al a
Herald Office, with parHculArs -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-07
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining n the New Yerk CITY Pest once,
Friday, Feb. 9, 1857.

guAhsAed exclusively In she new YORK HERALD by Act Of
eoaspess-he haeg ns o,y rcstasion Of paper
n &c United States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
Eoy Safe

THE"pvE- TrEDuF sf.rft .... ,..-..y.+-
-. I"- lar' b. '~..''iI5 .ui.-.. .. Dire Is 81.
2 o.. d. - 's'.rs 'i'' % Ne ..r..- .rr.7 .sH %
-' 'e' sH4 Do @ 800 ca tFr-uH. ts fafrr-.s o. Do
49,, iiLi-.s"e ~ rN r.u- far urh tae rlrs rrset
l= '- aol '. ct'I Hajartle dy8tt se.ssu. There
- n"",r- 90 p-rps uai -gurss, sh.rh mako "a a
veg DC .7trifa o. IHe zll. lH eaau i, -1ls-
for a. li md 8, weilad1p.sI De grow III or cotton Doe
e., r -f r'-~-
ihe improvement scUHsitH NJ frHre Dpsfns with .eran
Rooms, Ali ont hBases comp -,- gfu bar .-bi, - ~
sOflLsf VI be Do IA d. ie weeks and VIII tsks
Ped ue m h'"HE lae premise trauy h. urg - Ire ~
putl as Terms easy 3 0s=essllu given immetia 81
l. Nrf
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22

VALUABLE LAND Mar NASHVILLE
Fox SALE

AN Authorised 10 sell and rake complete titles 10 the
Tract OF land upua which th- late 81 q WaIk-- re-
slded and "a 5i uI1 Wltcl the Ics-nth hoU Is situ.
gied, ana re s2rs7 AZ stock ire place The pI rs
' situated 90 % baltu lump be. I1ie-segfeI bv
he Nashville En1 Louisville E4r01f IS rear er-b Ia
lsnVe % maze q Convenient cuu1ir7 -esF.n.e fer
PERSONS darg business no the ely has us le sarirras
mere IS 10 The Site and 81 EusCs3ffs % divans into
era lots, lcI of which would ud ba.rtiFr tut-
ng situations iJntiE TIE turuks ryiIrJud en- lu-
nuris d 10 sell lns entire Irssr borv or rn orrcss
aId 20 auch ers'iit as may deem FEraa-1L shall DO
90 the place dErng the 50 aud sec1d weeks e oven.
Der next and viii receive proposals tor The pehas
fsas sac OF t or any OF the above ned req. ard per-
Souai property. In The any person desiring 10
e1amne the properly do b. calling hrH gnea
Walker on the place and prop saIs % Uurcnssa 30
made % her nr John TAYLOR Mathew Asn the place.
or addressed 10 me az Trsrtg1 Gi1s1n county, Tenu
Bepl24 If SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trtistae
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
staCkpole.

I BRED and raised STACK pole, nov the properly r.
| OF Col Web ter. OF Mdury county, had stack fA
pule ira ned aud tim three races, two o. one -
mile heats and Of mile, he lost heat,
tending in each with good fields. ran HIM trial
Of mile with taIu sh and eleven p"ands over
weight. the IA after he onr vars OIL he made each
m .E MINUTE AND FOHrY-FIgE Myself aud train
er cbarI Mac, 10Th imlHg hm. believed then aud Ow
uat very horse lever or heard Of
o. United -taLes.
mad sister, IsU Turner, trained and run her
several Of three and four mile heats, before
she was four yea cd she proved herself fret nag OF
her day. sod seventeen hundred aud any dollars
as a tour year did. believe that her age when sold
brv kert register Of race; pubic are all
record at Nahvr aIatu, 0lh mr. and StackPole
were OF uudOub ed bDt'm. JOHN ;. BRlEN.
Nashville. Dec. Z, Ir.5
There bul tFee record II the United States
that made a single heat 90 :4I.
NASHVILLE COURSE, NAV %. IS4l.
Bet by Levlahau. b, kUCiu kU, - las l:5' 2bl
Stack noe Lryiaau. J. Breu, l45 l:4j raj run.
STltEPULG-yyu stand Columbia, al so the mare,
and TIME until they g.I colts. -
ieyg-uSn. ), II. W Ebo Elk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
A..So Mcbride.

COPPER, TIN Il SHEET IRON WORKER,
no. 7. BROAD STEgET,
NASHVILLE, TENNESS
I HAVE his day urchaSed the interest Cf Mr. Henry
slcCasjn 10 The above business and hereby tender
sincere thanks all my Old rieDaS and patrons for tael5
Haerlv heretofore extended % the firm and would uosl
respectfully solicit continuance Of tuvors from them and
Wis tonic ~ all The world and the rest o. mankind
that have on hand aud Tnr sale q sPlend lot G
COOKING STOVES,
o. various patterns ParUr Stoves for wood and
Common and t.scy Crates Box Stoves for churches, HO
low Ware even variety b4ni made 10 Oder. Fur
races md Foot Stores entirely patterns, fin Ware
of every description. sui able for house keeping
JOB WORN
an prepared 20 do all kinds vi Job Work, such
House Gu"eug, Roofing any cher branch pertaining
o. thar ..uR
STEAMBOAT AND FURNACE WORK.
Mvoi friend, 81 the h~G7 VIII tins 20 heir advantage
loca and give hCarls before Bargaining elsewhere
Tor work.
ALSO, fol sale, one pair secoad-hlnd ENGIEES cyi1.
der inches diameter ard four iert stroke with Wste'
shal and olaer fixtures suitable for light dreUghi
steamer. abich eau be bought on reasonable terms.
iuue "a. 3n'1
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
= e Patent Lin2c IL.

7HIS Iln qyu barn bushels Of Lime Stone which il
coed stone Is equal 1000 bushels nI arlrt Lne1
avery "a anurs VITA wood. and Perpetual 30 js
.on,he Lime being drawn tom the base once three
10 sin huur repIEutsrei at che top OF DE Cupai0
This is bu lnarN every uGt CaFacy of IHa Kiln
has been zbuudaugy demonstrated by rr, opera
lion lgalsu Lime than that burned
The ordinary way STCNE PEHFECTLY BURNED.
ANY number reliable ceriidCHtes the capacity the
Kiln and aay formation in 10 will be
furnished any a~p letter heTwi~e 90 the sub
cu0er who Agent the sale Of rights aud putting up
hilus IN the State Of Tennessee, A. RICHARDSON,
iau29-d6xw3n. MeMinnville, Tenn.
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AHaIaD lSe1VRrf.

| PURCHASED a negro mao 5y the usme 90 HENrr a.
some Ine go September 50 90 Sir J1ha Thompsou ~
Ia sud sold him 10 Or. Harris Hf that Parsh Since -
Hn'h we boy Henry has made his esCsPe We suptoss be
sne Tree state Heis yeas sold rah-r bisss c
psEOn ao0us feet inches hi b. very Intelligent weighs
about Jos los, has Hpsimsu 10 bis speech
Tue eXct d, H quick and sctl haHfs ard fsets
wears No. shoes understand, since he 90. thai 10
rahs very we'll BE is good Bial smliH- We viii give
The appoye reward for BIS apprehension and safe coude
msut uuLl Esl him. Addrass
w. ia BIS. Nashville. Tsnn
nOy2q-H. p a NTLLER. WnterBrunf. a
" Louisville Jorna copy the of S. and send
account 70 this once.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22
TIURSTON X BERNARD,
40. &c Pablo SQUIRE,

tNs1t door 90 NatAouu B.
WYE now have on h4ad beautiful stock Of French
w md English 8aT11s, PLAN Paid ana ANDRE
shaded al wool DeLancs BOubazlUes Cashmeres, Man
chester DeLaiaes Plaid Red, elbow and bite FlsnnelE
all qualities. Also, complete stock OF Staple Goods
Servants Goods Of al kinds 20 which we invite the sTisn
OH Of all CASH 5uyaTs Is We can give good bargains
sept23-0
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-22

INnNLA1 ion IN CONSUMPTION.
RR0NCHHlS LARYNCTfIS. and other diseases nj the
TIoS OF MEDrcATxD vAPoRs AND POwOEas by AasorplJn
and Consnui"nai treatment as prcced az the stay We
Heart Liver, Femae Complaints spesl, Vcuerea Alice
lions, and Chronic Diseases generut % receive the
The Unprecedented success which h7s attended this me
thOd OF treating diseases OF ne Lungs and Throat, mas iu
duced rs depart from our usual cou'se sud ssai
Ofthe Press, in order TO bring O. TIE kuOs
may be labOIrg unda- pred posed ch anaCu0ns
The dawn Of brighter da has length arrived the
ConsumPuye The doctrine Of TIE tncurab my of tonsump
ton has length passed away We udubtt'e pron
In possession. trat C0asumpt0 all its stages be
cured in the rs by tuhcrcuaT nrpr"n
BY the tansDrm Of uhercule calky aud
connections In this third b. ci,atrCgs Those
ded to the past nay assert that rvcp now Cunartp,n g
iuCurabe brhHd ago To all, This great truth
mUsb be apparent viz That medicines iuh led IN ITm
Vapor or Pow Ter directly ino the Lungs must he much
efectual than that taken int the II mach where the disease
does not exist.
The advantage Of Inhalation in Consumption and Throat
Diseases medicine form lauOr and arpl
directly the Lungs where the disease the
is thus len free to AID in restoring, b aim uiseruz 10
Inhalation will not reach Tie means. too, brought
within reach Of all TIE manner Of administering he apor
being so simple the invalid is never requeu 10 leave
home where hand friendship aHd affection tends so
much 10 aid the physicians Efforts.
The Iuhalng method soothing, safe and speedy, and
consists the administration Of medicines such man
that they are conveyed into the rngs 10 the form o.
yapo and produce th action the tn disease It's
practical success is destined 70 rvUIiouzs the medica
world, aud aOsh Tue entire durability Of COnsUmpt.
/ earnestly appeal 10 the common sense OF all afflicted
with lung diseases 10 embrace a. once Tire advantage u ba-
latiOn and no longer apply medicines the Unaffected
claim for Inhalation place u,g Tie rrcc.-ss
gifts nature and art hath given U.s. dlss ma!
long In the iand,n aus s. the only
ARK OF RErUGE FOR THE CONSUMPTlVE.
method not only rauoua, but simple, aud eicsciuus.
Such OF The profession that adopted a0alanH
found efcacous highest degree aresIiug the pro-
gre sOf the disease, and wonders in many desper
ate eases ~ verify Triumph olour Ar, over TINS fell dc
rover Of specie.
NUTE-Phy wishing Go make themselves acquainted
with this practice inform time being valuable
only reply % 70 ingredients used 10 such letters
that The fee iu all # Pulmonary ahsr-
uou, will be So TscsP OF which, The necessary mrtl-
and in Tauts VIII be forwarded. Tue fee Other
cases, will be from g. 90 SO
Applicants will sta gZ-, occupation married or sim
gle how long Affected ANY hereditary diseases exists IN
family, aud symptoms generally. Let the naHs, n,
and STATE, b5painy written. Postage for return
mustbe enclosed. Letters when registered by the Postmaster
arr al risk. an letters must be addressed,
WALLACE MERTOUN.
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