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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
By BRYAN AKERS, AucrroSEER.
House and LOT at Auction

~ WILL. sell on the premises, on THURSDAY the tl
Hisl inst ut clock 4. NJ, THE HOUSE AND LOT b,Ia
ing Henry right fronting 9Th Street - feet
back 49, feel, aljng The lot Of Mr.. Seth lIalsey ON on
and C. Mel, rr on the oliiur side.
One-urih OF the purchase money will be required In cash
the In IL and months for negotiable notes vail
lorse and the title retained until the money ia paid
Possession given LIST of November. sale positive.
T. AKElS, Aurr,
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Trustees Sale of Newspaper Properly.

y pursuance of deed of trust, executed 10 by .ac
l. Ecluls, the l2ih day oil November 1>bs shall
oih day =" SEPTEMBER i>, in the town of Liberty, Va.
coed 10 sell al public auction Il, The highest bidder hall
the Newspaper Establishment known the BedToH Stn
Ills puicr has circulation of eight nine hundred lsh
with lille cxcr"n, could be very largely incrcised
large advertising and job patronage. IL established in
gust l>0 and "a man Of business make
snmcly.
For further particulars, reference he had the Mt
Button, of the Ioyinjan, or the subscriber.
JAS. +. JOHNSON, Trustee, Liberty Va.
IL. \ Il INN. AIAAI.. l.
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ADV ERTISE ! ADVERTISE!
NEW SPiPER ADVERTISING ACENlV
ATTHE "NIRGINIAN" OFFICE.
II you wish to prosper, Advertise.

I AN AGENT FOR the following ,a,rrs an bc lin, az u
kroal from y nchturg CHATTANOOGA and other nn.s i :.
them having large circulation anonx I'm, ,,,,l, ~ s',
western Virginia and East Tennessee, 'N'i - '""'"'
NEw ERA, Floyd G. H., Va. NuMiNt, Ecuo U,lc,x e. n
W me, ,a, IT. Az TENS. NEWS Bristol, Va
nEissrkh UNION, "ohesooro, iehh
49, ,,. lehh' DEMOCRAT, Greenevilc, Tenn
pnsr h,h.ns
sEsT1ss- ,,,n,,y Y, VsaSs 1ss, Abingdon Va
C,sssna A.; lister, Salem, Va.
ns,nCn ' '"''"' VI" STAR Il HERALD, Ctrstansb'p.
Wmo nal Fincasto Va. r>TRior Grayson c. H., Va
ns locnAr,.Gn"r, Va i, nns'AFA wy,heville, Va
Rx.rn', Dauylc Va \nr"cATE, TazeweliC c. H., Va
SrSr,ss' A, ;a,, =, SoUri-WEsT, Giles G. H., Va.
pars,- - .,uAa,"rA, H. REruBLrAS, Winchester Va
o,I IL ~ ng 10 au'tfse IN any Of the above papers viii
n, L" call on ME ut the Office ofihe Lync,-
"d' trIls'iftt> FORWARDED DELAY i' ''
so VIII als receive and forward n, any ,
in the United sta,en ~ w :" Wn my paper
sept ists ror,m NJ, vi,a; .i,,i h ,.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

10 BY virtue of n decree of the Circuit Court Of ,,u
Ei. pronounced ut the August term, 1859, in u chaccr,
therein pending between Margaret Williams Plntin an ~
heirs Of Wm G. Williams, deed, Defendants, the un,i,rsi
who appointed Commissioner for that purpose will off :
for sale highest bidder, MONDAY the iIh ,.t ar ~
ronEa, 1859, Qha being Court day that valuable porr,
the town Salem. known the "AMERIt AN IIOrFi
following day, October lsth n number OF Yalo5
adjoining Roanoke College, and 30 Arrrs
Wood Land, in Lots III IL Acres.
The American Hotel" Il located In the centre of Ia. h.
ness portion the of Salem, and well kent ma n p
House, will always command good CUSTOM The H,,ii
Lots vii. from half acres and mr.,
conveniently located. The Wood Land lies about two ,
from Salem, aud Is valuable woods b.i,i,.
portions suitable for cultivation. ~ az
The Of sale, will be credit of IL and Is months u
celi u small sufficient to deay the eyi,,s.s T ~
The purchaser viii be required TO give bond with approved 81
cuy and the title Will be retained until the purchase r,n,
il paid. j. X. {. BROWN -
sept l-ctawaw t,,n,n,s.i.,,,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

Northern men - the fra friends Of the south
The intelligent peopls will draw their own eonclu
elou
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

. NEW YORK CATTLE MAEKEr September l.
'rN'S Hf-''trtips 5000 head; sales III average Of go
VA cts; the cNircnrs being u. Ia II Shcc-ArL,t de
rs''i-rtccis zd,J head; al qualities have declined from
n,li. $500
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Singular Gazing.

The following letter from planter Of West
Bn,on Rouge, I.n., in the Advocate describes IL
singular and remarkable cnvng IF the banks Of
the Mississippi river in that parish. The writer
SAYS:
About three hundred yards below tho point
known ~ LA Blano's the caving began nbout sun
up and when nrri> cd there Mt s o'clock, 1t had
gone about half IN acre in depth, and wn1 cr,imb-
ling in rapidly. The uose mado hy the crumb-
ling Of the earth was NJ continuous that IT lescm-
blcd distant thunder When | returned ut sun-
down. it Ind taken in tho house of the widow Go
dcau. at least an drprnt from the bank, she l,av-
ing bat barely time to escape having saved only
half her furniture. 1t had also taken in large
onk tree behind tho house. at least seventy five
feet in height. which hal disappeared entirely,
and tho cnving extended back to an old giu soma
distance in tho rear Upon measuring with limo
tho next morning tho depth ut the mouth Was
found to be eighty feet where the house
stood it seyenty-fyo cct.nnd fifty feet near
tho bank where it had caved as it safe to mp
proacb. BY the known lines of the rroprietors. in
front, il is lS0 to 200 It. wide, and $50 step. OF
700 feet, in depth.
When examining the cave to ascertain tho pro-
babe cause, we found that two springs were i-su-
ing forth fiom the point where it Ind cavcd one
Of them discharging quicksand until, by the nhra.
sion of the current the body Of it had been reach
ed and discharged into the river. thus producing
the crumbling of the bank. Another lecture was
that it might be tho ancient he'd of n stream which
had in former years flowed out from the MISSISSIPPI
pi at this point.
The house taken was one of the oldest in tho pa-
IRISH, and has been standing nearly century, and
no caving has been known To have taken place II,
this point, of any importance, within the memory
Of tho oldest inhabitant
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

CARRYING TIE Mail on FooT.--The contractor
for carrying the mail between Somerset and Viii
Harrisburg, in this State. distance ,f tiity-hvc
miles, promptly and satisfactorily fulis his con-
tract by packing his mail loot. This mail is
scm-weekly, aud the trip is always made in schs
duc time. The contractor must certainly be II
man Of great physical endurance, aud it would he
well for railroad, steamboat and Other conyeyan-
ces to emulate his prom!tness. regularity, and
despatch in carrying the mails keatncky paper
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GEN.'L SUPr.'s OFFICE, V. Il T.. X. r.. co.
l.YSCnHuRG, July 9th 80
G. . l,a:,;

kkA ~ ~ s.t;A.... .SS,sio,;.s..,
ON and amer Sunday July 3lst 1852 Trains will run as fol
~ lows:
Passenger Train No will leave Lyuchburg at l2;4, NJ
and arrive ut 1880, 4. NJ. " ''
Passenger Train No will leave Lynrhburp nj 1on p NJ
and arrive at 10. p NJ. > - ''
Freight Train will leave Iynelburg Mt NJ and arrjy, nj
$50, L. NJ. This Train does carry Passengers ~ "
July 29-dts General SInrrin,.ni,,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
By G. r. PHELPS, Arcrlo>EER.
Valuable Building Lot, on Church Street


nN THURSDAY afternoon the 10th inst nj O'clock. "
sell, the premises that valuable Bl Hiding u
Of Church Street and 3L Alley adjoining the proc,
Mr. Chas snmper The Lot fronts 81 feet on Church s
running back 1872 feet.
sale without Terms at sale.
sept iO-dtl6scpt {. Il. PHELPS, Auctr
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
CanlpbelI Lnnd EOr alc.

s4S OFFER for sale the TRACT OF LAND, wicl,
wv now reside, privately until Saturday, October LIST. II
-sold by that time 1t will be sold To the highest bidder
public auction The tract is situated Beaver Greek
contains Az Acres well walcrrd with good Dwelling and
necessary ubniiings.
Terms liberal and made known on the day Of sale.
sept 9-ciioc;-eep. copy WARMER =. JONES
BY CkENSiIAW 4 co, AucrIuNEERs,
RTtXMOND, "a.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

The SlGNERs OF TUE DECLARATION OF INpErEN-
ptNCE.-The Committee ON Plans for the Monu-
mrnt to the Signer1 of the Declaration of indie
pcndcncc 10 be erected in independence Square.
philadcl phin met Mt the Metropolitan Hotel on
Wednesday ntcrnoon, and after lengthy consider
"ll"n decided TO publish II prospectus, n copy
ot which is to be dressed to all architects
aud artists throughout the United States, setting
forth that all plans scnt in for the appreciation of
the committee must be ,larwn upon sheets of paper
two feet square. the scale of feet to the iurh
providing base GO feet in diameter. having l3
side. and in each side niche or cntabature con-
taling some device representative of each OF the
thirteen States, shaft or column over all. The
plans are to he sent into A. G. Waterman, esq,
Philadelphia, on or before the LIST of January,
1860, The committee have resloved to award for
the best plan, which will be adopted. $500 %
best, 5000 All plans sent in are in are to be the
property of tho trustees of the monument.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

m BALTIMORE CATTLE Market, September l.
Iar lao head Beef Cattle at the scales a,
3o rit "'r AMI Tie 'mi ing >o head taken up la-
'rr hdcNrrs At its Ranging from Ia 81 ~ per loo lbs
llu"'>.--- fIcus nom 30 IL - IA per lUl lbs.
SNi-ohcep selling prices ranging from ~. To 81
cents - ~
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a
FAKE pleasure III announcing Ia te ladies anl citizens
lynchbntg AMI surrounding country, ha me,
the store No 1j6 MATS SGrHr. under the WarW r i!u
opposite Mr. H. e. Niei"rs Periodical store, where the, will
and after TIT RsnAr, the 10Th inst offer for Inspection
tire and large stock oi Paris Dress Trimmings, Head
Dresses Head Ornaments. Mohar Caps Hair tais tus.
Hair Oils Peumcry, tombs and Brushes. Soaps
Money Bags Travelling Blg-, tabS elcucs Wor,ci Goods
for ladies' misses aud Infants shetland Wool, NnhiaS, WORKING.
Materials of ever, Kind Needles Pins, Hooks aud Eyes India
Rubber Cloth for infants Belts aud Betting, Buttons
varieties Head Nets aud Fame. Hair Pins, latest sly les Hoop
skirts Gloves Hosiery Knitting tot"ns, SaNnn, Yarns.
host o Toys aud other things too tedious /" uf
which we viii take great pleasure in sh"Mingt all who
favor us with II call.
The Ladies are respectfully and specially solicited /" cal: aud
ekaniin" our STOCK Of Dress trimmings Head DRESSES and a.
Ornaments which Of the cheap
our motto siaii n>ar,ai! he, AHtH ,nt 2ajct safes
sopt l2-llN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

The Emperor Of Austria has just entered on
his both year, having been born August, 18th,
1880
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

Seao "a q Towing & Transportation Company.
AliE Annual Meeting of the holder In this COMPANY
WIZ he held a the Merchants and Mechanics Exchang
III NE cry oil Nnf'k, on Tuesday ih of Octocr a, !, T. Nj
~ Pdnctnal attendance Is requested
Certificates oi Stock will he ready for delivery
scpt lo-L.Wiw MARSHALL PARKS, President
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

JAN DELIVERY At cuIrmBuS Onia-EiGHr pRi-
soNERs ESCAPED, saturday e""ning, ~ Mae
fristac the taller, was about tn give the prisoners
confined their supper, aud lock them III Tor the
niyiIt he wa. struck the back oi the hrad with
a heavy piece Of iron by desperate character.
known n Timber jimmy" knocking him sense
less. Brown. II prisoner who does cho'e+ about
the Jail, Ma4 also Knocked down. The gang, TWEEN
ty five in number then rushed np the stairs, and
eight of them succeeded in making their es ape.
and all would have flown had it not been fr
servant girl who closed the upper door and locked
it. Those that did not escape, furious at being
hafiled returned to Fristoe; but Brown had drag
ged him into n cell, aud protested him until a+sis-
lance arrived, and the imperiled man rescued
lie is badly injured but will recover. 'Llmher
Jimmy" did not escape. Dick Fleming Jim
Cnssidav. John Wider. Aaron Dearth, John Bev
ely and Henry Winfield, arc among those who cs-
capped
Jim Casslay was retaken yesterday morning
under peculiar circumstances 1t will be rcmem
bcrcd nc was imprisoned for beating his rare nts.
and yesterday morning the police received word
that jim was again at his old tricks. They went
To Oak street abov Eighth where old man Cassilay
resides, and found Jim. tied hand, foot and back
by prominent city off ,er neishbor, for again
attacking his father and sisters with stones AM n
club. lie was taken back to his Old quarters
Columbus .Satc Joarnlt Sept. 5.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

AoE iic last week, bundle of TICKETS, wrapped
- newspaper The finder will be literally rewarded I
a'lns ttin nj this Office, or handng the undersigned
SEPT io-dZt JOHN CRUMPACKER
hANiNG determined 10 remove Richmond. hereby re,
turn my thanks 10 my friends their patronage.
wo' inform them that s. g. MORGAN Is full, authorized I"e
"ti the bnMng or other Mechanical B"~ines my ageh
sept ln-d3t L. !. IRWIN
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T.i-Weekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR BATTTMORE

TIE v roT VII, Steamboat COMPANY steam
ARD and BkLvIDERE, Capt wM KEgSE win leave VI. h
mond for baltimore every Taesddy Thursday and Sfary
RETURNING VIII leave baltimore for Richmond every Tes
Thursday and Saturday thereby ing shippers and Pas
to have opportunity communicative bet
two points every other day Wv
tN Freisl,, received in both places every day.
For Speed and Comfort these are eoual II not
superior TO Of their he found in This or
city These Steamers having been splendid state
Room Passenger Accommodations recommended TO the
travelling and freigting community comfortable
cheapest and speedy mode transportation between the two
points "
TICKETS can be procured Office Shockoc Slip opposite
COLUMBIAN Hotel or Il! the Steamers Landing Rocket
u. Il W. GU RRlE Agents Richmond
sept '-ily j. BRANDT, JR. No. 3 Light 81. I. uIore
NJ ILL 0FFAL for sale by
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Sale Of Tavern Property at Nelson Co. IIo

NJ THAT desirable TAVERN STAND in I.oyINGsroy.
H known the "CEsTRAL lIorEI," is for pryatc,
the 4h Monday In SEPTEMBER when will be sold publicly ~
rented out. Terms liberal The attention Of business m, =
called to this property Apply 10 Vim. Jones, T,c Et
WMrehnise or 10. Whitehead Loylngson mug 0.i2l.r
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

Nan arrested for Mricr committed IL gears ago
On Saturday last William Edwards. # Ray
mond wns arrested Cor the alleged murder OF II
ot female named Sarah j. Nerrll. about elcv-
years ngo. The accused Mt that me resided
IN Poland. The girl who is said to have been II
low character, also resided in that town, and Ed
wards is said To have been familiar with her
One morning both of them were missing. Ed
yards had been secn with the girl on the previous
evening. lie returned to his family in about
and shc has never been heard of since
Last week Joshua Edwards, brother of the ac-
rused mado II confession, stating that he and Will
liam murdered the girl by tying or claiming her on
10 pile 81 brush than setting fire to it. and burn
tag her alive. Upon this confession William was
arrested, md the will como of for examina-
on before Thomas Johnson Esq in New Glou-
cc>tcr, GU Wednesday Portland Argns, Sept. 3.
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B ale S;OttOn

WING accepted an Agency for the sale of the Orans
h factory bae Cotton, we are now prepared to ds"t
e same III lois To suit purchasers Factory price. Those
sept l0dts CANP SMITH & co
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Servants Wanted.

Servants Wanted.
FuNlIE subscribers wish purchase ia Alabama AN
exrcrienc~i Male Dininsr'om servant aud good
Cook, Washer and lronrr The gentleman want t tI ,,
servants intends them for his and
wants for sic with lie requisite qualification and character,
ma. rely upon not only getting full value, bat excel,
lent home for their For further alI, 10
sept Il Rep copy NJ. LANGiIORNE Il sons
Strawberry Plants.
M Offer for sal, the following varieties viz: Wilson'S
w Albany, Hooker, Peabody lillr Ean,ilu, Mt u
cents per o@"n or )! per hundred lio,c! Burns New Pine
l"ngw"rhs ir'lH' and all the old leading varieties al Al
per hundred " -
ENEHBEARlNG RASPBEREIFS
Bclied FontcnCy aud Mcrvic will produce "A good cro, In
Autumn 10 cents per plant - par dozen. "
Orders len with DR. j. H. Thompson, his Drug Store or at
our Nurseries, will bc promptly attended TO-
MILLER. PLANK n CO
sept 12-dlm Old Dominion Nursuries. l., n,hh,r, l.,
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FUTURE DAYS
Sugar and Molasses at Auctie

III.
NNwEDxEspAR, the 18th ins., commencing II oc,.k -
~ will sell, nj office
$50 hhis Porto Rico and New Orleans Sugar ranging from .
o strictly choice quality,
50 hhds. MnscoyniO MOlasscs,
iUC bbls prime quality N. O. Molasses.
TERas.-tnder $780, cash; $780, months credit for NJ
proved negotiable paper y
Sale without regard 10 weather, AMI will commence Al T.
O'Clock precisely enable dealers 10 attend Messrs Crn
sept ISdii4sept DUNLOP MoSCIRE Il CO, Amer.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12
Mrs. nj. A. Otey's Class for Young Ladies,

WILL be open the first MONDAY In September. Tuii'
dor Five Months so. No extra for French Latin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

ouyER SnIrH's WLL-MARarAdE PoRTtoSs FIR
ruE MiLlloS. MANY years ago Oliver smith, u"
I'D bachelr who resided in one Of the towns IN
Hampshire county. Mass, LETT III bulk OF bis PIC,
perty 10 he managed by trustees until 1t should
amount TO 1000, when one.half the incnme was
10 be annually given To q boys who should iaith'
fully perform such conditions OF the VIII one.
furth 10 eighteen girl-; one-eishth to 81 10 tg
women for marrag" portions, AMI the remaining
eighth 10 thu same number of inl'eent aud desef
wig widow. The required sum will be reached e.,
next month, and. accordingly. about SION" VIII
annually b. dist huiel among the y'-ah'nt
Sjl5 apiece. making quite prize f'r ih".e VIM
are lnrky enough to secure it and as tins 'iiS'f
button is 10 be an annual thing. an army 81 Buys
will in time l~ furnished with handsome sum
10 start liln With The sum OF 81, NJ vail h." H.
tributcd among The gir>-S30o p'"e'; s2l'o
FIR marriage p"riiuus making S50n piece. winch
will pay for many of The necessary ,'hxins ! and
the same sum $50 apiece t., the widows. The
trustees of the fund ARE annually elected, Ike nj
ether town officers and the principal OF the fund
is mainly loaned upon real estate in tho various
towns Of the country.
We are unae quaintel with the pre- .cribed require
ments for obtaining the prizes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

The PHEcIous METALs.-lt is cnlcuted that the
prodSstion OF gold from the first discovery If the
miners and placers of California down to Deem
Der 81, 1858, has been
California Sd4S coo 600
AustTalia 4lu,922OOO
1000,
he annual production Of gold and silver in all
parts of the world, is now estimated by McCuloch
Ia high authorily)at
$l95, $50 900
Add African and Eastern Asia, l0,750000
Total. 900 900
IL l. said that the annual consumption of the
precious metals in the arts absnrls sixty million
doliars-that there is a dimnution of thirty-sevcn
million hive hundred thousand dollars by losses
and abrasion-and that fifty million dollars are
boarded up on an average in Europe and Asia.
DEATH FROM EXTRACTING Toorn.-In Hudson
c"y' N. D. last week young man named Huff.
man hal ono Ut his front teeth extracted. whic,
produced continual flow Of blood. and resur
ted IN death. 1t is said that several physi.ans
wsre-in attendance, but ware unable 10 render
any assistance.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-12

M ILL 0FFAL for sale by
AVA sept lS-dts CAMP, SMITH 4 70
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-04-15
Nothing else does me ana Good.

LANCASTER, C. H., S. c., May, 1856.
Dr.. G. M. JACKSON. Dear SIR IL have been
afflicted with Dyspepsia for a number Of years, and
until three years since could find nothing which
would afford me relief. Fortunately for me, heard
of "Hoodand's German Bitters," and thought
would try them, not, however, with much faith
that should be benefited by their use. q
To my surprise, found tbst, on taking few
doses, l was relieved of tho pain in my side and
chest, my appetite tscame good, gained strength,
and in fact fct stronger aud in better health than
had for a long time. l do not allow myself to
be out Of the Btters II l can obtain them, Tor
nothing else does me any gooa l am willing at NIL
times and resdy to state my case to a~y one who
may wish 10 know tho full particulars, and shall
with pleasure recommend them to all who may be
afflicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, for !
believe II ythng will give them relief, they will
be relieved by Hollands German Bittersl Many
persons in this district have used the Btters with
beneficial results, and have no doubt you could
get number of certificates, were you to ask for
have been very much benefited by the use of your
medicine.
almost forgot to mention that my daughter,
about six years of age, was cured of Jauntice by
Hollands German bitters. think best to men
tion this, rs have never known hem used in any
other case Of the kind.
Yours, respectfully,
A. HALES, Silversmith.
Witness, j. D. GLENN.
These Btters are prepared by DR.. c. n.
Jackson, AIS Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa, and
are sold at rs cents per bottle by druggists and
store keepers in every town and village in the
United States, Cnnadas, and South America.
marchlS-2wl