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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

NoRrH CAROLINA ELECrIoS--In the mountain
district. it is said very, Dem craft has been de-
irated for Congress- by Z. b. Vance American,
and there is heavy Democratic loss. This can
not affect Ellis elccIion by large majority. al
though it may seriously reduce it, TIE Whining
ton Hrald in which paper we find the foregoing
III diligence. says
THIS is almost too coed to be true; but we
would be at all surprised if it turned out to be
correct fr, during the canvass the reports from
that GUAR o. were very favorable ~ Vance. We
Il since r1 trust that our caud date has triumph
q and ria; tie invintibie C.ingman's district has
been lr,u .ht tack 10 the position which it always
he'll, pr,or'o the political somerset Of its name
sake.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

FAILrrE or THE GRAPE CRop OF THE WEsr.--
just ns he grape disease is reported to be pass
ing away i'll Europe, it seems to have become more
viYulent in ;he lands # our western states
which ii WAS thought would be comparatively ex-
empt from its ravases. \ letter from Cincinnati
says: '"rae grape crop in this valley is likely to
be almost IA to;al failure; many vineyards will
yield nothine-the host not over half a crop
The grapcs have fallen one by one and they still
continue to drip, from the effects of rot and mil
dew. This the third year the crop has failed.
Vine dIe>sers arc becoming discouraged, and
should tho crop fail another year. great portion
of tho vineyards will ne abandoned as unworthy
Of culture - Boston Tdretler Aug.7.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

ARREST OF THE AMERICAN COMMISSIONER To FRA
SER RvER.--Mr john Nugent formerly Of this
city, recently appointed by President Buchanan,
special A-ent to Fra.et river, was arrested in
New York yesterday Just as he was about leaving
in the steamer Moses Taylor, on capias by the
sheriff, At the sun of John c. Litc Esq, Of this
city. for Sl35 being debt contracted by the de-
PENDANT for clothing in lS45. when he left this
city for Washington City. in the employ of the
Hon. Wm. Wright, who had been elected to Con-
grc,s from h's district aud which he promised
to send on Immediately. Mr.. Nugent, however,
failed to remit Yesterday, when Mr.. N. was
about sailing, Mr. Litte procured the necessary
legal documents, and caused the arrest. Mr.. Nj
gent first denied tie debt but subsequently ac-
knowlclgei it, aud. having paid the claim, was
released, and departed on the steamer, having,
on ae,oun, the delay oc1asioael almost missed
getting on board IN season.-Ncartrh (N. J) I'D
Ctrttser
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

The accuracy and sxtsut of Lieut.. Maury's in
formation in regard to the ocean have been Illus
trated anew in the successful laying Of the Allan
tic telegraph. la a letter written more than
twelve months ago. he advised that tn o effort be
made between the Goth OF July and i'hh of Au
gust, the time when 1.-THE state of b, 9TH sea and
air is usually in the most favorable co ndition'
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

TFlfGrArEINa MESSAGES FOR LoTDoN.-The
Boston iFaeo;irr reports that two business MESA
&c, from Nev York merchants to their corresPm-
d"n's il tns!and passed through the American
Telegraph ollitc on Thursday,en route for London
through iifty-seven dollars. and the other twenty
seven words for which twenty-seyen dollars were
pad
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
SPECIAL, NOTICES.

-. 1870 ga.sse Cesnt":-. se.
oanrsl herectIss take. place the ID n..aAy p Sep
u.s,.-.,. vC,- 1890. - 80. - -. -.
,.aa,a,,,n 80. IL 80 s, s,J
s ,s,Gn g'ns but sur. and es Flyer End asn. and
M I ns 81 M on ,ns e%.'' e are
I'd \. co.,, - s U.s. WI. ~ ~ s , ,e,s. an M,
sh h ''e ss s to ,hs NJ 60 n,s
G.nr w.. ~ IN :, M No ~ - a.
Lahs Ne" YORK. and b, all Druggist at Pc Ole, and VI
p. - aug Wv"
- Inns 6rrn sstd ofeid -sssbis IL n world 81 Wsn.
derand to the observer daily presented something
and wonderful, both in aud Men ~ eenius and
% ps sh a 10
and from ali tese wonders which hayc been bronsb hscre
The world and particularly Medical FAsuy there has
been nothing AZ YET surpassed Perry Davis Pain Killer which
..s INC ss family medicine now IN USE r. may IN
~ eompslnn mat mesh IL heir 10 To cen
you o. me tact you have but 10 call a. The drrs store
oTFe=.
THE PAIN kHI.ER-As Of removing pain from the
ry b,ya Pain Killer article has exesrded
ali 'clt Bnt It hrs real merit. and that .ufacent-Ne
Sold by JOHN H. sEAY, Lynehburg ans ~ sw
". oa. Halt Restorative. he Rc..era
, ~ & ne nnh eo~ stopping rs fshne out And re-
a ,f % are giving before it, %
M %o se mn,v h, yo es''is ara me hair a.
Tvs the hair fall on aud produce premature bald
ness bni r WOOD may DO relied on As con-
ha'r mhl a. ucs ra " my shsr DC lnur,ou. 70 .se
H"" ns SEQ" sh"g wnAt pretcnds 80 30
who ~.s to F s'"i ss.s'
Drmocra, " W. w ''' "'''''"''''
SuId he ~ hto
- = p ee' ~"s - -"
\ Cure for Who0ping Cough
ST lily ACIsTfE, G aSAbA y Apr O. la5d
MHssRs sFTH W FowIE Co Gtnienen Several month.
since little daughter nre years of agr was taken
with Whonpng Coug, form moth
ing srcined In any way 10 relieve her m
fcrng length esded Ia try bottle Of vour Dr wis
Basam wild Cherry In three hours AFTER she had
sing IT, she was relieved and In lea than
entirely cured and now we'll bava sInec
.ded the Basam many Of rs rho have us
ed have A fail of eH.ctn1 .n.sdx
cure. '-'
You are herfy 10 make any use OF the above think
proper IL sha hance any oody to use yoar blsam shall
oes ao 'o' i "S'eB'ea commence mt 1"urs
,,.- 80. I, tuiIiE.
=, proprietor OF Tao courier DE 81 liyaelnthe
p"y "o"e "'""a' 'nc 'bha'ut"o ' l. boii . Jy 'ii"
We say, with shr ldenee, TINT
BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS manufacture bv t. Ia.
ker Richmond has most popular Medicine
Of the day As evidence ot that fact tho Proprietor has
been furnished with of
citizens Richmond and the adjoining countless where has
male able of by Headache
OF long standing also Aguc mud Fever Coles Cholera
bus, Hoarthnn 10y scntery and Complaints The
confidence In healing
Is that Of the above DISEASED testified had
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

. kANsAs.--Bishop Early has the Methodist f.
niscupal supervision OF Kansas for the current
YEAR The Richmond Advocate says that he
wishes good many young preache 5 to 60 into
the Terrt ry and preach the gospel, letting free
1n,,,' uInnn
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

The quantity of Tobacco made in rginia and
North Carolina last year, according TO an ssti-
mate made by the Petersburg lntelli geueer, will
exceed by ten thousand hogsheads thu crop Of the
wear before
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
North Carolina Election .

The Petersburg lntcIlgencer says:
We were shown q letter yesterday from gen.
tleman in Raleigh which states that tn Q American
candidate for Congress in Clingman's district is
elected, and that tho Democratic majo rity in the
Legislature is materially reduced
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
NOrtCE-:soU ACRES of LAND FOR n

| ~ y ~, sk~
the LANDS u,,,n hich r. side. The L>nd cs NJ
il Va 4 Tenn Railroad, aud the South western
Mscad,nz Iual ah,u J nj, Mnrion the county
Say Va, lion ills property there IS good
What any Alb ma IL AMI ~ go Grass S.d ms
ay IN Ho ngh,m The iurch can c"nhd nty. rely up
attach tS property IN sh time 800 acres more of
Land. ,nii ctng III that H. + The Two pro
ptes taken Their vi make tho IN At Handsome and do
H. tafLI Ra.road. the " eli known Mile
Ford Farm OF John NJ lrest"n to the WIN nj Wyheviii.
Most uirr Cd. j. ssed $50 per aud Il
Is wei. lands flea assessed the
transferable ,aue
Twin take pleasure ,how the proper to any dcs
purchasing Address Sm the 20. Va
II ,fw WADE - sTRoVHER
LSlNE MACHINE OIIs.-A large snPOiy. For
II sale ty Ily2r.t.l ". a SrROTHkR a CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
SALES BY AUCTION.
RurURR DAYS

V1I.UA8L RRAL EsTATEAT AIt- ~
TOS-In tar.usn~e with deed Of irIs, .se-u- Is
.ed the aud r~iRned Trnsers for the Franklin Baud
i"g Fund Asspcatieu. by WIN Il Johnson lie .arng
ase the :l~, of Now mber. le5l anil
:" me n9d OF Directors at sad Institution. tn
"h sell ~ auction on the premises Al UR.
DAY the 81 day Of August ls5- certain HOUSE u
on diamond III In hitch sex resides
Akers " = ',.f''' : w. V
TERMs-casH for .utic ent To pay tho amnun, now,
pa que 10 SAID assoeatios and ,ru.,
aa ,or Tue ostnnce circuit Of and u rs
until they paid RlJBf,ETJ DAVIS
49, D. u PAYNE,
ht2l CiIAS. NJ BIACEFORD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
Later from Utah.

Letters from rtnh up to July 10th onirm pro.
yous alyiccs and describe the retsrn of the Nor
mons from Provo TO Salt Lake City With their
limited means of Importation Mt lie, .st month
must clapse before they can get back ngan and
! be settled Governor Cuuieigg cont nues TO be
treated With tbs greatest possible &C ,nsidcra,ion
by the Moraons whereas the other Gcntles nre
lef severely alone and are compelled to sleep out
of doors in ambuances or wherever tn ey can find
a shelter
The correspondent ef tie Times SAYS ;hat Brig
ham Young and his people are very nxious for
n q' sion T., thr ,ar,n ard are exert * every Of
t,.,,. aA,i t,sh Ina result
/ They M t,,.a.n that IT is Their cn ls,iurianal
right to he admitted, and they desire it, 50 that
they can make Jaw lugalizins Poly gamy and
placing it within the charmed ,iicle If STATES
Rights They 4, not ndmit firm IN ncnt that
Congress can impose any condition upo n their al
mission prohibiting roiygamy
Within n few dny., It is probable that their
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

DESTROYING ElcHrfo>E IuorsANp DoLlAR> 10
SPITE his SoN.--A correspondent Of the l. nl IL
Times relates the following story-f story il ie-
locating the parties IN Vienna. Strange things
happen frequently in tn, "uid country"
\ few days aga Baron Siitersein died he -,
and after h,~ death 10 mrney was found ia h>
house, though he hal always passed f,ra wea. iv
man. Inquiries wee made lay his heir. ana I'll.
it, heing Dis, ,vcrcd tia, ba. kcr had PAID into
his hands the SUM of 10000 tiorhs but u ;,~
DAYS brf,r- his death. his valet was arrested IN Il
policeman on su icinn "f having made way W. II
the money A. tho man sud that his master ,c.t
his bed couple of days before he died in or,ier
t. hura some lapcrs in The stove. the bedroom was
scarchel. Nothing hut the remains of documents
were found, ard thu sei want was kept in custody
until it occurred to sout' that it might be a.
well TO examine the mh'r stoves The cxamna
tinn was made. and the numerous remains of bank
oes of 900 forms each, proved the inno,e &c
of the valet and destructivc ess Of his MASTER
The Baron. who was divorced from his vile, often
EXPRESSED his doui,a about the Legitimacy If his
only son: and in order that he should prot as lit
tie as possible W his death, he burned bank note,
TO tho valua Of l1',, )OO forms (sfl6,HOo.) When
the door of the It We opened, the word thou.
sand" was distinctly visible on many Of the con-
sumed notes, which of course fell to pieces when
touched.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

OVERLAND r. UIE TO FRASER RivER.--Thr people
of St Paul are in earnest regard to ESTABLISHING
an overland route to the Fraser river gold mines
The meetings there have resulted in the selection
of Martin MeI.eod. an Old pioneer in Minnessa a.
agent to solicit subscriptions for fitting out small
company, who under his directions, are to visit
the gold regions aud make all necessary expora
tons along he proposed route.- .dinnesota $ates
man, July go
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

! A MYsrERy.--'rhe Providence Post say the vii
lage Of Valley Falls in Smithfeld, Rhod" Island,
rs the scene of considerable excitement c, used by
the sudden death of an old man ~ years of age,
named Edward Studley, in the village. VII o is sup
posed to have been poisoned by his wife. protes
sor Hills, of Brown University, aud b. L. Clapp
chemist. have examined the body and fou I'd large
quantities of arsenic present. The widow Of the
deceased examined, and testified III ut forty
powders were sent from Providence, of W hich the
deceased took twertv, ana I'll, remainder she ies-
troyed She said that the deceased while sick frc-
quen,ly complained that his medicine W, . Killing
him. In reply to nqucstion, Mrs. Stude, testified
thai she never had any arsenic in the house. Mr.
S.ullcy was man of no property his lea sc & the
little estate he occupied causing with his life
Some Ave or six wears ago he married the widow
of Vim. W. Jones a woman Of nearly his own Asr
and both have children grown up and settlrI i'll
lie. Mr.. Studlev was formerly from Cage Ccd,
but had resided in Valley Falls for u numler of
years. a great many rumors are aAoat con corning
Mrs. Studley. whose first huSban it is said died
very suddenly. and in the manner OF the
second husband. So confident nre the peoyIe OF
the village that Mrs. s. has poisoned both bus
bands, they intend TO exhume the body of usband
number one. and have it examined There is IL
mystery in this case. growing out of the great age
of the husband and wife, andthe apparent absence
of any temptations to crime.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
GiiEM1C Al LABORATORY.


vlNHE GCANO from Glide island, near she
l. Gulf of California resemble in general cluatt"rs the
Peruvian Guan hut ha live feature in its greater
uniformity composition Will, It's proportion If Ammonia
tails below the averns guam y In Peruvian
GnRnot contains higher u Ph"sphoc Acid This
dife'cnte th Guans hiHg9 ah uithat d. rabe rea
ton betwe'n fhuse prime OF The Eide Guano
which will give 20 effect the H. and
a. tine, maintain high ami sufficient ertlsn
tvitr Ia adion PutJssa Is largely present aud In
quantity, ncaIy equal 10 The Peruvian Gnano-
hc ronserat these other natural advanta
u,t,o the opinion that the real agricultural value OF
Eide approaches that # mr. Peruvian and Wayb ra
in higher than wnui be do faced in the usual way
Of esma ing the money yaue of that article chiefly from It's
Of Ammonia
(Sisned) CAMPBEIL MORFlT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

MURDER IN NoRrH CARoLiSA.-A correspondent
informs US that in Nash county. on the day of
election. man named Perry was killed by snoth-
or named Brantly upon which the latter was alsn
slain by friend Of the former, whose name is not
given.
"A "''son unity. Tuesday of last week. Mr.. D..
Robins lei his fathers about down. to 60 to
his own house, about three-fourths Of II mile dis
tant. but as he did NOT arrive there and was IN st.
ing Wednesday, suspicion sprsnx up that lie
had been murdered, and the negtbo begin TO
make sca,c'. Thursday three of his iaher's ne
groes were nrrested--one of whom had hood n
his shirt. On Sunday morning last the body of
Mr.. X. was found in n branch, about half mile
from his house. One of the negroes arrested,
named Jim. On whom the signs of blood were
:aun |, confessed that he had murdered hin, with
an axe, a~sisningasa reason, that bus young mas.
ter struck HIM with stick. lie will Of course la
dealt with according to lsx.-Pet. Intc,Hgencer.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-30

1t Is most undoubted fact that Dr. SANPOHp's fS
.IUE Liver Remedy, is of the greatest dis
rovcrirs made in medicine the past century 1t has
been n study OF the Dr. during twenty years practice
find what particular organ when diseased caused the
greatest number OF ills PAINS and his conclusion is
that tie liver l. the greatest regulator Of the system
and the most liable disease which if KEEP, free from
disease. Is preventative Of Dyspepsia, Jauniice, gcner
debility. &c. while last but far from least,
tipn consumption for experience is that more
scs of con-um Ion from diseased liver than from
all other causes put together.
Taking this to h correct hypothesis, have hut to
t,i a remedy with which 10 correct the liver, and We
have of nearly all the diseases subject tc
by simply using preventative. That the lnvigoratoI
is such remedy, Is beyond doubt TO all who try II, fol
s virtues such that for all complaints arising from
liver deranc ements it is unaiiinG remedy while a.
family medicine, for all diseases OF the stomach or bow
els which caused in greater less degree by liv
or cement it is the SAFEST sures and most effca
ciou- remedy known.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-30
LeWishurg Post Office.
PHILADELPHIA Mail, Daily, (excep

PHILADELPHIA Mail, Daily, (excepr Sun
days. via Cauawissa Railroad TO Milton
closes at 81 o'clock A. NJ.
cvu,,eru, nastern ana western mails, via
Norihumberl'd and Harrisburg Daily (eAcep
Sundays closes at 81 o'clock 4. NJ.
Northern and Western, via William>por
and Elmira, Daily. except Sundays closes
at q o'clock PM
Western, via Mifflinburg & Old Fort. Daily
except Sundays closes at 7 o'clock A NJ
Winfield, New Berlin and Lewistown, daily
to New Berlin (exceps sundays closes al
o'clock p NJ
Buifaloe x Roads and Forest Hill. Wolf 5
Store, Rebersbure, Madisonburg and Ni,,any
Friday Of each week, closes at p. NJ. of night
preceding.
business hours daily, (e1cep, Sundays
from o'clock A. VI. until L, VI.
Stamps and Stamped Envelopes at the P.O.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-30
Fits Fits Fits!
DIR. HiNCES VEGETABLE EXTRACT
EPILEPTIC PILLS.

For he Cure q FRs, Spasms, Cramps and an
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases.
nERSONS who are labor,ng under this dis.
treSsing maladv will find DR.. HANCE'S
VEGETABLE EPiLEPTIC PILLS to be the
only remedy ever discovered for curing Epil-
cpsy or Falling Fits.
These Pills poasrss a specific action the nervous Rys
ten and although they prepared especially for the
purpose curing Fits they also u especial benefit
for all persons fctei with weak nerves. whose ner
yous vtem has been prostrated shattered from any
cause whatever In Chronic Complaints or diseases o
long standing su;erniuccJ by nervousness, they are
exceedingly beneficial.
Price > per box two i"xes IS. Persons out o
the citv enclosing remittance will have the pills sent
th,, Though mai Tree "f hostage. For sale 10y
SETH :. HANCE No. los BALTIMORE STREET, Balti
more. Nd whom orders from all parts of tho Union
must be- addressed. post paid ly.l0s6
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-30

FOREIGN NEWS.

The steamers niagara and Agamemnon,
of the Telegraph fleet, had completed
their preparations for renewal OF the at,
tempt to lay the cable, and were to sail
on the 18th inst.
The new ludia bill, previously passed
by the House Of Commons, had been pass
ed by the House Of Lords on second
reading.
The brutal massacre Of Christians at
Jeddah by Mahommedans had attracted
much attention throughout Europe. The
Turkish Government had promised to
avergc the massacre by punishing the au-
thors of the outrage. 1t was expected
that France and England would occupy
the place at once.
Advices from Bombay to June 10Th,
had been received. The dispatches state
that the Scindc troops had been defeated
by the Calpec rebels at Cavalier. A large
number of the former had gone over to
the enemy.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-30
DU WALLIS
GAANAMiS ON,

frrIared originally Jy FROF II. pr rlLL,
formerly of the College OF Surgeons Paris,
Is NnW oFFEEID To THE PCmIc
ag. orhe Cure cf all S0re and Pinfid Diseases Sc
L'OI; instance-rain or in any part Of the
system, rheumatism. pain ia the back, breast
OF sides, ealti breasts, Neura ca, Burns, Sprsns,
Headache, Cramp in the Stomach any other
disease that is SORE and PAINFUL, and it Is only
over Mis class OF diseases claim PERFECT VIC
TORY. We say positively T. our patrons, We can
relieve the sufferer 90 times out of LOO. We would
lust sly the public, Prof Du Vail % years in
br'gin this medicine superiority all others.
Price 30 cts Ir bottle pr ct of to the trade.
Er-All orders must be ad iressed to
J. d. STONEROhD, Sole A gent for T.
IuyS L.Uist6toH, A.it,i ID. H.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-30
Adjourned Court Proclamation.

Whereas, the Hon. Abraham S Wilson, Pre-
siden, Judge for the Goth Judicial District of
Pennsylvania, composed of the counties of
Union, Miilin and Snyder. and Philip Ruhle
and John W. Simonton, Esq 5, Associate Judges
for Union county, have issued their precept,
bearing date the 22d day Of May, 1858,
and TO me directed, for the holding OF Court
of Common Pleas at LewIsburg for the county
Of Union on the fifth Monday of August xext,
(being the 30th dav) 1858, and to continue one
week, NOTICE is therefore hereby given to
Witnesses and all persons interested in the
Issue List, to be then and there present and not
depart without leave. Jurors are requested
TO be punctual in their attendance al the time
appointed, agreeable to notice.
Given under my hand and seal at the Sher-
iif's Office IN Lewisburg. the Goth day of July,
AID. 1858, and IN the eighty.third year of the
Independence Of the Us. Of America.
God save the Commonwealth.
DANIEL ID. GULDIN, Sheriff.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1858-07-30
noes Disease originate in
~ INPURITY or TIE BLOOD2

This is a question of vital importance, and
one which has never BEEN satisfactorily disposed Q. oy
tn. professors whp teach the healing art so.
fan the old sch oil Ply -icians that lite 'rs In
thx blood and all diseases orinnt. III II pu'
pocrn science AYERS that ailments have teir "
both the solids and nuids Of the .riy' Init tnc
pr,po,,i.rnt. howey-r Is h,rd fact, AMI m'uicai sk
h,, clearly demonstrated that Mt least twohrcs oi the
us that Lu man csh is heir have their source IN al
INPCRE STATE OF TIE BLOoDi
As for instance in the long catalogue. such asserofula
Trter "Iartcrs Itch" Yiinple-, Eotrhes, Erysp.as
Ulcers Salt Eheum, di-ehnrs.s from the Ear, fr'ef
Sores rruptive diseases of any hind-teso are Asset
taingi ty we'll kaovn medical law. TO arise soh o"
blood while the highest medical authorizes declare a'
mos: f,-rs oriypat. in the mann-r and more par
ticularly Typhoid and Scar-t-t- former being an IN
t,rnal and the latter an irrupve disease and
in ali p,rrs attacked ly these malad.s the blood Is
found to be either coasuated, or Of dark uhheal!
d"lur. Ill -. .,
To ward OF large majority Of diirascs, as well ms To
cure number which LaN. already seized upon the sy
;.in, it is necessary TO
IgRIFY TIE BLOOD.
LindScy-s Improved Blood SearCnef
does not claim to he be
uSIvEEsu rAS,cE,
for ey.ry disease known hut the proretors claim for II
III, pnwr not only of draining out all impurities OF the
Llool but Ly thu skilful combination Of wel-kno"n
vegetable remedies it will all diseases arising rom
cranyeL state Of th. liver, drive out Dyspepsia ana
gave renewed tone and ,g"r so the stomach Thai te
ocD s,RcnEE Is ali that is cnimed Tor H. the pIofe
tors can proGucc
PROOF
1t WAS only few years since 1t was discovered anu
vet il has grown into such busin.ss that nrgr Labor
.,ory has been built expr ssly for its manucture-a
large number of men employed in putting it up and
still the
SUPPLY pofs KAUAI rHE bfN,ND!
". ,sk sny candii could this b" So If the Neii
cine did not possess ALL the virtues clrim"' for II!
The Fropri-tur- have hundreds 81 crfthcatrs nom
men of probtv and taniiny in the community, showing
what the medicine is doing daily for the suffering
who hs. ever used til. Blood searcher whether roef
experienced. ,.., Ill,
con yince the most skcptical Of its efficacy -
sold hv e. W Shafl.c, Lewisburg u II. Miller, Miftn-
burg: VI MCrei-ht i iiauck, Bufaioe \ koahs' huiy q
IJi,,n,r,icL F,rmer-,ilI.; Cumming, Wilmer, liar
Teton: Beaver Co, Winfield Furnace; c. u. Koush,
New Berlin. ~
LINDSEY LEMON, Proprictor.
Cn-iIs, Holiday sburg, Pa.