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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

\ NACNuICLNr Fashionabl}
society in New York had great gala day on
Thursday, ON the occasion of the long prom
iscd marriage Of Mr. Ovedio, Cuban plan
ter worth four millions, to Miss Bartlett, a
beautiful but poor New York girl. The Ger
cmony took place in the Mott-strcet Catholic
cathedral, in the presence of thousands Of in
,i,ed guests, and was performed Ty Bishop
Hughes, who improved the oGSlSion to. de-
moustratc the superiority Of marriage in-rhe
Catholic church. which is holy sacrament,
over marriage elsewhere, whiclt-is only ci-
yil compact. After the marriage. there was a
brilliant reception at the house of the brides
father, and the happy pair took the steam
boat for Boston in the evening. The bride
was dockcd like an eastern queon, aud the
wealth or diamonds aud pearls tha, gittered
upon her. person was perfectly amazing, all
the gin. together with any quantity of maXui-
Gcchr dresses, of the fine old fellow she hdS
taken pay on. \ more splendid Wedding
pettr occurred loo this country. probably, and
II nuy well be doubted whether solomon, in
an his glory," adorned moro cNpensi,cly the
black but c9mab bride whose marriage he
celebrated u tla divine opcsa. New York
certainly never saa 30 brilliant show before
AID hall her spin.lrJ. ui!l cream for aNrck
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
The Mystery solved.

ffH ~ 'N'.ANNNf'
Belinda Blond las azure eyes
Through dropping lAshcs stealing,
Ia every feature tuiIucst Lies,
A nature mtid revealing,
Her toilet p rich aud ever new,
And costly is her carriage
She owns iu church the choicest pew
Bride ever gained by marriage
Her husband once Wabirudc aud rough,
but nov d. mild aud tender
You'd utNcr think such suf.N tiun
To woman would surrender
"Oh tell mo, pray, belinda dear
How thus your lord sou master
Whose gloomy mood created icat--
Whose fruWn forctold disaster t"
AN, me q" shc said, "ii cost nae years
TO mud the right mrtu,fI.t,
"A man must yield Go floods e irars'-
There 3 nothing hVSf,ii,s
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Lon pRINTINa.

Our Printing tAblishmrui BE- in better Cond,-
tiuu uow than ever before, and vifh Increased h-
rlitles, wr shall give Increased attention GO ihis
branch " business, We kcop constantly nu hand
Paper and Gard stock, aud are COW prepared tu
print Posters, liaudbiils, Programmes, Auction
lills, iill Heads, Labels Circular husineas and
Wedding Cards, Sc, So, az ahnu notice,
Orders by mail will bc carefully attended 60, aud
the work forwarded with despatch,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
Corn Cobs

Some fourteen yran uRo, vhile passing
along lhe street we stepped into puur-
mans furnishing store 90 inquire or 70 largo
umbrella The stock was smaI nuI There
were none ~ even medium N.le. Wrr,-
cused oure,e, from purchase, saving thc,
we're not quite as large as vo desired.
"lhey are Uol large enough for whole
family" responded lhr Norrhecpcr Such q
reply did not dispose us % trader no vc
passed ON and obtained ouo 90 our lhing.
which we have 90 rhls dai doing good srr
vice, with occasional recovering
This man was "rou CoLH too rough lo
deal withi and, during % residence of seven
or eight yean afterwards. posing bic fine as
.torlmrut duilY We never entered hIs store
again, not choosing to put ourselves 10 a.
way Of au inci,IIly
a popular old Quaker iu ra long cour..
Of yeara, maintained large custom bon pnu-
drlpbia, and grew ycyr.h without parade
OF show, or any Indication Of being FOO 10 bur-
.Wi others were constantly changing ih0.r
customers, but tho same class Of pcrous.
though changing times, Uuck 10 h.m. r.
','"'' ,N'' " ''"'" ever made pNr
,"'.' '' "'W once, N' "."'l' '"""0 hN sway
"''" "5''', "' ''''f inquire" OF one d''
"' '' ""'' N' N"' 'li''''l'1 hi' 'Nir"io'n'-
F h"'''',' "' ''p"'" - ''"''F ''''''Ii.
'''' ''''',' were "I""l F""'' ''"'l' I".
measure, ana ID o''p"'''''n {" "h.Fr pu'ad
y" .'' N'''' ,n'''','i,
We nave n'' N,''' OF '.Nr" York incident.
y" 'f'0 ''"l OF wealth called 80 % store 300
broadway 10 search i"r % particular wrIr.r of
goods hn'' amer turning over % large quur..
},Nhr was NOT suited, although tbc clerk 1870,
evidently ouNinus 90 mlkc % sole, Egt h.
p',u' were un1WlIlur, 'hr lr0 the store with
lhc purchase of some u,l.uE article of @ f.a
cents value. Nothing ineommodcd, hc rHt
II up promptly and accompanied hrr Co ,hr
door, pleasantly rcmarkog, that Dec hoped
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

o. Ills ,undcniablo, SAYS Prentice, thai.
In America. it takes three 10 make % pair
he, abe, and a hired girl Had Adam been .
modern, there would have been a hired glrl
in Paradise 10 look after ltllle Abd and
nrlLse CAln.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
Q5s Mrs. Jcmima Jipson never could

Q{- Mrs. Jcmimn Jipson never could go
to bed without first looking underneath TO
see il somebody was not slowed away there.
But her search had all been useless. At last.
however, one night she spicd Tor thought
she diR, which is all the same) the long
looked for boots and lcgs. "Oh Mr.. Jip-
son Mr.. Jipson :" she screamed dui, there's
A man under the bed 4" - IL there ?T coolly
draWlcd her husband swell, my dear / am
glad YOU have found him at lsst--yoa have
been looking f3l him these twenty !ears.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

BOYS, Hmr YorR MouIR&t(We have
seen from two to six great hcaNy boys sit
ting 10y the kitchen stove, toaStinA their feet
and cracking nuts or jokes, while their mo-
thcr, a slender woman, has gone to the wood
pile for wood, to the well for water, or to the
meat house to cut frozen steak for dinner.
This is not as it should be. There is much
work about house too hard for woman. lIea-
W lifting, hard extra steps, should he done
by those more able. Boys, don't let your
mother do it all, especially if she is a feeble
woman. Dull, prosy houscwork. is rksomc
enough at best. 1t is long work, too, it
being impossible to tell when it is quite done,
and then on the morrow the whole is to be
gone over with agnn. 1'lIcrc is more Of it
than one is apt to think Wewish some bu-
sy, all. day housc,worker, the arrangement Of
whose house is about as inconvGhicnt as it
can be, a no uncommon state Of things, would
count her steps for one day and let us have
the result in niles let it be noted how many
times she goes into the cellar, to the wood
pile, to the pump, up and down STAINS, and
especially how many times from the stove to
the buttery Morning StdF.L-
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tAgonts for Tho calodonlan.

lr Ia any ~ thc above. or Boo other towns
payments may Doc made, when more ruuN,uruI
90 the lusuu-atrTs thereof, ur thr amniut ugy
be sent drcCu 60 this office tHIf $40 muaf iuslrl
zen settlements every year.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22

Of rich old chaps from Cuba, with diamonds
aud lace, Iud ihu holy sacrament Of m5inmo-
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-10-22
RATES OF ApVERTIsING.

Per square lui ll llurs.I tHrrr Insertions rl
FOR each fuHrrqUfUi IufrUluuf 10"
bualures lalds 90 tft liuta- F-l auulW, 1i
Al short advertisement such as l.hratnHt,
making 0tOT hnrrn lines. afr charged at m and
90 save thclrnublr NJ bookkeeping aud collect
lng, must Invariably he accompanied NHh lhr
rahh.
.. Advertisements inherited 600 forbid go uu-
less utHrTHlsr ururfrd
IS, N. PE1IEAGlLL q CO., ilN Nassau o.,
y sw lDrk, and 10 state &C. Boston, arc uur
agents, and arc authorised ts-takr Advertisements
~ our l0Wrff-TatrH,
h. II. MILES, !. .Scollhys Building, Court e.,
Boston, is.also our authorized agent
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O. Forgive your cn,n,,s.
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NDth.l' mot attempt 90 portray the emo.
i..r, gf'rlo uoN n bis qu.,u,ug lips, and
lhukpl ru.ugn, and iho smt that srr,c
500 hard 20 r,' through toe great valcry
globes that ucmbrd in his g,cs, tairrd n.,4
what wos going ou 100 bis heart, how shall NJ
mn r. 81 d -uL- L...L hmm
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-15
The Accomplishment Of Dancing
MIR. GOE. PT JME

M HAS tho honor Of announcing " the cttisens of Lyh
burg and vicinity tim. HE hr. scssion In Ne above ds.
~ rablr accomplishment In NIL a various branches Will
GA commence IN tynchbpv aboni the 10Th Of Novnsnxn
1919, Tho insrucc of oil who psase 10 participate In
tho same. -
The fashionable Lanocrs and Caledeuan Quadrle dAnsed
In the ha circles Of fas and London last Winter wiz Be
taught by Mr.. T.
The popular chdrrus Fancy Dreas Bali will b. given u tho
cose ~ the session.
praclIrlns sorss will be given for lsdios snd gcnssuen
n fortnight
Particular attention will be given 10 chidrcn. and many
and fancy Dances before taught In this city viii be In
troduccd.
The Musical dcparmen, will be conducted by Nj CnAasa
JoHNsos.
of tuition si0; o. Of which must bs paid In advance
ke.pcetfuily, DC, GEO PLUME
h-dla
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That 0srrik Dmth's case 10 one Of daciaed luaa-
cy 10 certain. Selll. his friends snnsidsr ttfs um

That O,rrik Smith. oass 10 one Of dsoi.ied luas.
cy 10 certain, osll. his ffsnds onnsidsr Il fas um
homeless. as.2 es sas >.
- m. ,ss1s,ry ov osnn,s sn,rn. a So 81
I1fs~ a. Aissss Arsss, lRss. ~ = .. sssl
A gentleman wh6raw and cenverssd With 0ss.
Ferry, told ~ thas he was ipsans--no& merely n
cited By fear and agi.assd By netiona whiAh his
somplioity IN the affair might pr,duoe bul1sntaily
deranged. His sJe was Wild and his appearance
hsseard, and bic mosions spasmodie and aaesrtain,
but increasingly rsstless.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-15
Gerrit Smith and His Hallucinations
How He was Brought to the Asylum.
UTiCA Nov. IL, 1856!

Utica Nov. H. 1859.
The Hon. Gerrit Smith, OK member of Congress,
has been confined in the Lunatic Asylum here since
Monday last His mind is considerably disordered,
but his condition is not 90 hopelessly bad a. has
been represented, and his physicians hope that
the regimen and caro- to which he is subjected,
and the absence of excitement will effect u radi-
cal cure.
1t was only by straagcn that his friend, su.-
ceeded in getting him here. lie has been oy.
since the arrest Of Brown ard his Ilarper's Ferry
followers, haunted with tha idea that he WAS Gu :
pably responsible for all the lives that have been
and will be sacrificed: and so much have this re-
hection and the fear of being called upon TO an
swer ut the bar of justice Preysi upon him, that
his mind, never exempt from q tendency to be un-
For some DAYS before the abso'ute necessity Of
restrictive measures became apparent b. his friends
and relatives, he manifested most nervous ankle
ty to anticipate the rcquistion which he expected
would be mado upon him, aud to proceed to Yir-
ginia and surrender himself into the hands Of the
authorities. When it was res lved ~ place him
under restraint this anxiety Of his was taken ad-
vantags of. His friends pretsndedto chime In with
HE notion, and when he sot out tor Utica he was
under the impression that he was on his way 10
Richmond or Charlestown.
- / am assured that, although be Sympathised
with and sustained John Brown ia Kansas. he 10
no way implicated in the recent movement oftlat
now distinguished individual. His position ~ in-
mate of the asylum here is, thsrefors, solely at
aributabIe to that peculiar sensitiysnsss OF mind
he is known 4, have possessed, and which hes CIV
On way, startled r.,n its seatby the shock copss-
ouent Of the sad event which bave followed the
mad course of this same Brown.
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F'RANI<I.IN &c Co,
wHoLszALE HKTAL

No. ~ Main Street nert door 10 Liberty Warehouse,
LYN q II B u RG, VA,
ETAyE ON HAND AND FOR SALE
Il 30 bags Rio. Lagura and Java Coffee;
bbls Brown Extra c., Crushed and Puverzed Sugar.
10000 lbs Leaksyille and Union Cotton Yarns;
700 kegs Old Dominion Nails;
200 sacks Liverpool and virginia Salt;
30 boxes Adamantne and Tallow Candles:
800 sides good Sole Leather;
900 Blnnketsj
Iron Hammered, Rolled Band Horse Shoe, Round
Oval and Hoop;
10 eases heavy boots and Brogans, Shoes;
New Orleans and West India Moasscs ne Syrup sies
Loaf Sugn Mackere In barrels and ks Black Tea
and Toilet Soups Rice Boda, epices Ginger Pepper
Salt Petre Alum Extract Logwood, indigo Madder Starch
Chains Grind stones Grind Stone Fixture. Aore shosa NAH
Shear and Bsiered see, Axes Coil Rope Hacking Powder
Shot, Lead, Painted Bnekes Sugar Boxes Nests Of Tuba
Wrapping and Writing Paper Shoe Thread Twins Demilohns
stouewsre Staple Dry Goods such brown beachsd and
striped Domescs pias Lnseys Jeans Kersrys Fn Cloths
and general assortment Of ane and common Liquors Wnc
Particular attention paid sale of Tobacco. wheat
Corn Flour all Kinds Produces and prompt remit
tanccs made for the sale Of oct 1-dActs
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-15

ARMERs and the public generally are hereby notified that
Il the Lynchburg duane Depot kept by WIN. A. Miller,
the Basn Is fully supplied with the following rHsriLxEss
No. Peruvian Gnnno;
Recess Manipulated gunno;
soinbrefo auano, Lynchburg ground;
Mexican iuano;
Ketilewel'a Potash aud Plaster.
have taken every prccautlon ~ furnish reliable articles
tho Peruvian Gaano from the Agents Of the Peruvian
ernment which certainly am sole agent In Lynchbng
ecsas Manipulated Guano, and will insure 10 be
y what represented 10 be- viz onehalf Peruvian and
half Sobrcro believe lhs " be good Peruvian, pound
for pound any crop that mny be used The BobroFo
bay In the lump and have ground, and sell good
terms be bought whore In the United 6taes Ny
plan Is 10 sell for small prod and strictly br cash. hope the
patronage may bc extended W TINT has been liberal
~ bestowed heretOfore. WM. A. MILLER,
sept t9-dts-nep On BHsln
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Brandreth's Pills have no Action save
on ImpuritieS.

Mc@ YOUNG people cannot, but mi'ldle-aged and old
M people can, appreciate that medicine which, being
sickness actson upon the Of the dsease Around
every organ affected the medicine penerate removing
impurities prevent all lng Of the humos into ulcers, swell
hugs In Heart Afecoa in Epilepsy In Pieurisy
In Sore Throats and respiratory
rally, in Dyspepsia hese wderu Pills give immediate relief
Iecn beyond hu skill been cured by their
ise And is wonderful, Behold the reason! BRAND
RrHs Pulls purify the blood: THY have power, except
impure hpmos and .hsss being roved tn. disease emov
medicine which weakens but Rsays strengthen firstly
by taking the body these matters which held were
lie life PRINCIPLE custody; and, secon by mpnrting life
giving roSy to the blood Sold DrBranlreths Prnc-
No. 2o4 Canal Street, New York, iAl by all respecta-
bic dealers In medicine. - ,ri % ,i1m
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STITZER.
OPposHe me y1cAaage Bunk,
Muln - rect u.vmGunnSpp r-w v.s ~

FALL STYLE PREMIUM HATS.
N sTITzEs tho place 70 bnyyouT nArs made under hs
inspection by the most ceebrnted workmen that
be produced He s furnishing hs numerous customers with
handsomest Hat that be prodnced There nothing
like In this city. They the Hat Of tho
thing really beautiful He doe: mol desEn being egostics
everybody says must be therefore, want
iia TO eclipse ali other beauy style durability end
hni peculiarly adapted to the form o. bead and srquse
ly beautiful, stItzers h the place 70 get IL
would call attention 70 his largo sfock OF Sun be
IIa of grade and qualify servan Hsts IN great yaSe
y 0ne ~ Coh Velvet and Plush Caps Childrens Isny
Iias Caps LADIES' Riding Ha and al kinds ofst Hads
Cali slssrs Practical Halter. for baryainA g Ae dga
the sIe Blue nA3 (ncv l1-dts
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MN. COUGHsCo Colds, Bronehita Asthma, C Croup, Whoop
M ing Cough, Disease Of the Throat aud Lungs, and
Affections Of the quickly cured by
that long tried and hh remedy, Dr. wsrAns BALsAA
WILD CHERny
Says a well-knOwn Edtor:-"Th Is truly Balsam and
blessing invads II contains he basamic pncipe Of
Wild Cherry the basame properties Of tar and Of pine lis
ingredients which mingled after the principle OF chem
s,ry ali balsamc and therefore II safe and In effect
Coughs Consumption and Broneh troubles disappear
balsamc nhucnee though charmed Proba
no medicine attained extended sale
plished much good as this renowned Balsam"
CA@yILLK, Ga, February &C. 1sa9.
MEssRs SEyu ". FowLE q Co., Boston, Mass.-Gcntcmcn
At the request your Travelling Agent give you stale
my experience in the OF Dr. Wstars Balsam OF
been using for two years In my family
Colds and Coughs and have found the most eiencons
remedy that have ever tried.
For Coughs and Colds In children know to he excel
lent medium. Respectfully yours, - . -
The genuine article always the written signature OF l.
Wrapper and for sale BY al respectable Drug
gisis everywhere.
Prepared by W, FowLE h CO, Dosros, and for sale BY
Wiiam A. Siruther Co., and John II. Seay Lyncburg 7.
c. Pugh Campbell HSsnd by all Druggists and dealers in
medicine throughout the city and country. oct 22ts
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10 OChina, Glass and Queensware. q
W ANDREW BOYD,

No. lO3 Main Street, Lynchpurg, Va,
HAS IN store aud viii be receiying all this month";
large general of China Glass aud Queens
Looking Glasses Casors Hardware and Tabc cutlsF
Fancy Goods &c. which he oes at Wholesale aud Retail
upon tho most favorable terms
cordially invite the merchants of western Virginia mud East
Tenncssce inspect and price my goos oeng confident that
offer such Inducements 10 pirchasc as must secure the
ordera
The careful attention given 10 packing goods securely
aud forwarding them with Dispatch. sept i9-dts
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Cholera.

G. - PERRY DANlS-sIR:-The benefits bnye
VIZ ed from the OF your Invaluable remedy the Pain
Killer induces me 10 word praise IT, Ixpcrence
has convinced that for Headache Indigestion pain in The
stomach or any other part of the system Severe ths
ness, Common COds Hoarseness, Cholera Choera
Darrhea Dysentey, Toothaehe, de- nothing better
than the Pain Killer have this hour recovered severe
attack Of the Sick Headache by using taken
AT thirty minutes interval in wine gassul hot water a
confident that through the blessing of Cod from
the cholera during the Of fS43 Travelling amid heat
dust, toll change of diet and constant
atmosphere my system daily prespocd dsentcry
tacks accompanied pain for which the Pain Killer
sovereign remedy teaspoonf curing the worst in
hour most, half day have heard many
of Dysentery being cured by m Put in the teeth would
stop toothmche. Gratitude and desire FOR It's general
this unsolicited testimonial In It's
oct 21-dts d. r, TAYLOR, JR Minister the tiospel
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j. MATTHIAS &c Co,
In. 01 Main street. LynChburg, VQ

EHx BEo leave call ts altention Of the public to their
sHrgc and elegant stock Of "a LII WINTER GOODS,
w which will be open for inspection, MONDAY next Sop
teber 26 consang In part OF largo lo OF Veve Beav
and Cloth Coaks and very handsome Fall Wnppgr, also,
variety Of handsome Bonnets Miss Hats Chdren's
Hats and Caps, Rbbons Fowsr feathera koucles, Head
Drcses Dress and Mohar Cap Nett Gaps and Ooers Lace
oods lack, Front aud Side Hair Brais and cnes
ments Fancy Hair Pins Combs Brushes soaps ferfumery
aud Hoop Skla with elegant lot OF FUS, from % mp 10
4an seti, with many arcea too 10 MENTION We
feel assured that ai In want Of goos will lind 10 their ndvan
call prepared 70 sell al reasonable
prices.
ORDERS from the country will rccclvu particular attention.
gN- REPAIRING done ms usual In good style
nrit2 28-dta 4 n 90.
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Grover & Bakers.

fIOV6I ..
CgLEBRATEp FANNY SEWING MACAtNEs 400 Broad
WSH way New York, and ISL Baltimore street, baltimore
NEW S1'YLE-PRICE &50-lfEMMERS IS EXTRA
This machine from two sools, as purchased from The
store requiring naag Of thread. Ii HENS fei ,ai
err and Stitches superior STYLE finishing each by It's
own opernon without 70 the hand needle as re-
onred by other IL will do better and cheaper sew
g than can she works for one cent a"
hour. D,vIo l. co
. may sdts Agents, Lynchburg.
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Northern Assurance Company.
Ar-1 Morgate street, London, for FIRE AND LIFE AS
@ sURANOE, at Homo and Abroad Established In 1880
and Incorporated by special Act Of Parliament 49, -. 49,
The Policies Of this Company are not only guaranteed by
large Capital but also by The unlimited personal responsibility
Of nearly 900 Shareholders. -
A. ALEXANDER
June s-,l1y Agent In iynchburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-11-15
To the Afflicted.


A~- ToRMENTED with Pain and scorched with evers
W. We know you are and impatient as such Affections
ms necessarily make you we beg that you vi. compose your
self moment thai learn the extent of mala
dies, and offer We ean prescription for their cure
Dyspepc and has stomach refused to perform
functions m strength has failed and life has become
burdcnf IL offer In BAKERs PREMIUM BTTERs
falling remedy life. Are troubled with
headaches and mess vision incidental heretoY Then
BAKERs BTTERs only hope Are suffer
ing constpated bowels and torpid liver? BAKERS PIE
will both and give them that vitality
essential health you delicate females and teethng
children all relish for food and hourly
ing away? BAKERs BrrRRs the most valuable tonic dis
covered strike the OF their diseases and give
them appetes and strength DO live in section where
ague hold continual sway? II may laugh ut
these dlsesses aud defy their yo1 use
other diseases arising from and improper seere,
tons rapidly yield TO the health giving influence of this great
medicine, which Is sold throughout this country by Drug
gss generally aud extensively used than any other
medicine These Bittcrs first their home,
before they offered OF the world and that
they and Appreciated the proprietor desires that all
who aid may have it al moderate cost Price only
80 cents per bottle.
For by all tho Druggss In Lynchburg and by all the
principal Druggists city Richmond, and elsewhere in
Virginia; also Messrs chAs soit Co.. Washington city,
D. G.; II. Siablor Co., Baltimore Nd d. H. Mier Cow
Ington. KY; and Barnes IL Park, N. Y.
Orders filed by addressing h. BAkLE, Proprietor,
oct god Richmond, Va