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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

James Garland & Aurelius Christian,
HAVE united in the practice Of The LAW, aud will
promptly attend T." all business entrusted In them In the
Courts OF ANn.ssr, NELSON CAMPBELL, ArPoNATTox BEp
FORD aud LYScuBURa. Address
OAKLAND Y CHRISTIAN, Lynchburg Va
j. Garland will continue practice In tho Court Of Appeals
Richmond je Ids
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

c..,ors Law CAsE-The Circuit Court xas
-..,,;cd the while of Yesterday in a preliminary
.";.I Of the esss Of the Commonwealth vs.. Andrew
m",,sro .aA J. @. Raine. charged with exhibiting
f.,o The facts in the ease arc these: 1t appears
H., at tLe June term of the Circuit Curt
1857. the Grand Jury indicted the two
~ .... abssenamed for exhibiting fare. Both Of
I.r, ahseuted themselves soon after, and the Of
e.. have not succeeded until now In serving the
n0..s process on the them. On yesterday,
NJ appeared in Court and made application
.hroueh counsel to have the indictment quashed
~ .he ground that Roderick McGowan. one Of the
cr.nd Jurors making the prcsentment, was not
.;,;,en Of the United States, ard therefore, the
.sraceedipg vas illegal. They allege that Nc.
t,~an fwho is an irishman by BIRTH fled his
daelsrs,ion Of intsnton to become a citizen in
Court Of North Carolina in the name eli Roger
M,a,uxan. and his 6nal naturalization papers
ara made out in our Hastings Court for tho same
ssrso,,. while thene is nothing to prove that Rod
trr;ck MCGOWAN, whose name is appended to the
Indictment is an Aner,can citizen. In answer to
.n.s,ions propounded by the Court and Counsel,
H.Cnvan stated that he was in the habit of an-
swerins to the Nance of Roger, Rhody, and Rod
.r;ek. and would have honored n draft drawn on
.;tber. About this time, "Rhody," rs no is atfec-
,onately and famliarly styled by his more init
ma,e friends, WAS piled with an immense number
- questions, which 30 confounded and beluddlcd
hi. brain that he wound no by saying he really
..I;dn't know his own name ;" he believed be had
4none at ALL" and would he under lasting ohga-
.oos 10 his honor if he would give him by which
he might be known in oh future time lie intima-
tod that it WIS exceedingly unpleasant to he
"bothered" for want at sa ''entitlement," and he
trusted al future difficulty in that regard would
be obviaed by the Court bestowing one, that
would stand the test of the law. Judge Marshall
in response to "Rhodys"' request said he apprc,
ciated that gentlemans delicate position itwoull
Afford him great pleasure to nccede to his wishes,
but being the owner of single namo him
self, it was ou, of his power to relieve him rs de-
sired. The case was finally submitted IA the jury
at a late hour in the evening, and verdict was
soon rendered sustaining the original indictment,
thu. declaring that Rhody. R"dcrick or Roger Nc.
Gowan is bona .,fde free enlightened citizen of
Uncle Sans Star Spangled Banner Republic.
The parties indicted will lie tried during the pre-.
sent term Of Court. Messrs. John IL. Gilmer. of
Richmond. John o. L. Goggin, Judge d. A. Will
SON, and W. T. Yancey, Esq, of this city, appear.
ed for the defendants, and Major James Garland
for the Commonwealth.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

CAupBELL County OFFICERS ELECTED on THE Gath
nay OF May, Observation-Disclosures Thornton.
Commonwealth Attorney-Edward d. Christian.
Commissioner of the Revenue-E D.-Charics A.
Hocombe.
Commissioner Of the Revenus-W. D.-Wm. II.
Paerman.
District No. l.-Justices of the Peace-wyndham
R. Boiling, George Yuille, Archilles N. Herndon aud
Thos. H. Rosser.
Oyerseer Of the Poor. +. Perrow.
Contradictions. Strong.
District No. 2.-Justiccs of the Peace-Luke Wade
Ammon G. Hancock, John P. Knight and W. NJ. Shoe
maker
Oyerseer of the Poor-John H. Wdman
Constabe-G. W. Lee.
District No 3-Justces of the Pcace-Abner Ear
~, Burwell Lee, Robert e. Saunders and James P.
Lynch.
Overseer of the Poor-EdmundJ J. Early
Constable-Wm. F. Burton.
District No 4.--Justices Of the Peace Bowling
Clark, James Organ, Robert q. johnson and Van H.
Otey.
Oyerseer of the Poor-Gustavus Campbell.
Constable-C. G. Harvey.
District No. 5.-Justces of the Peace-Cornelius
Hubbard, B. F. Smith, W. NJ. Hamlet and Joseph q.
F. Epperson.
overseer of the Poor-Nathaniel Mason.
Constable-R. G. Wilburne.
District No, 6.-Justces OF the Peace-Boler Cock,
Bennett Tweedy, 7. II. Franklin and Samuel d. Cham
bers.
Overseer Of ths Poor,-Andrew S. Whitlow.
Constable-Wm. A, Legrand.
District No. 7-Justices Of the Peace.-T. L. Ar.
riagton, G. N. Bruce Nathan c. Talaferro and s. s.
Duignid
Overseer ofthe Poor.--Sam'l Tyree.
Constable-Jas. W. Wright.
District No. 8.-Justices of the Peace-Mark An
thony, John Boissesu George A. Burks and Granville
Jordan.
Oyerseer Of the Poor--J. N. Seay
Constable-S d. Rumbough.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

DEPUrY MARsHALs.-We give below the names
and Postofhces of the Deputy Marshals commits
stoned to take the census in the counties in this
immediate section of the State;
Appomattox, I. j. NJ. Cheathain; Clover HIN.
Amherst, Jas. A. Higginbotham; Amherst Co.
House.
Albemarle, F. S. Harris and Bennett Taylor,
Charlottesville. ....
Amelia, Jpo. L. Hood; MatoaK.
Bedford, Edmund Goode; Liberty; Thorp H.
Nance; Hendricks Store.
Buckingham. Samuel p. Mosaley; Buckingham
Co. House, Waller A. Ford; New Canton.
Charlotte, W. T. F. McCargo; Wyliesburg
Cumberland. V. C. Rynlls Oak Forest.
Campbell. W. W. Hurt; Norris Church; Van
R. Otey: Castle Craig.
Franklin, Isaac Cannaday; Long Branch );
James Ii. Dudley: Union Hall.
Henry, j. NJ Richardson; Newburg
Halifax. Robert G. Moon; Halifax Co. House;
John II. Taylor; Scot.burg.
Nelson, Willis P. Willis: Livingston.
Prince Edward, T. d. McRoberts; Prince Ed.
ward Co. House.
Pittsylvania. Zachariah L. Finncy; Museville.
Drury Blair, Stony Mills.
Patrick, Creed S. Fuzzle; Robert NJ. Clark; Pat.
rick Co. House.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

Family Sugar.
lust TO hand, direct from New Orleans, IS hhds Sugar
u by the old process selected Cane thoroughly
ripe which call the attention OF families For richness Of
and delicacy of favor surpasses anything known
this market since the dsappcarance Of the St. Croso Justly
AIMED. lmny A. B. FUCKER.
TUyENEEssEE ~ BROWN sHEErING.-Another Io jnst
received cousignmeut-tc goods In the market
for the price--eRcoueage the South
may Il MI. n - IRBY Il SAUNDERS.
r AIDES SHOES LADIES SHOES "A beautiful article
lie 4-ts - = - - sEABURY's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

..
MOTHER supply OF GAS MIXTURES arrived, consisting
in mari Of Brackets, Pendants, Pendant Bodies swing
ints tc It'll Olne making n full assortment
of Fixtures necessary for completing work that may be
wanted All persons IN want Of fnaailefs lamps &c, cn
The nurnose containing great variety of patterns giving
he much better opportunity OF being suited than be
done in any other way.
r. Ali work done promptly, at the lowest rates and
fanseu ~ ~ CIV G. 8 BLISS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

TIJsT RRCEIvED-A large loa o. Mn oaAl, whIeA N
d se low cash. lap etduf &c. sHkAkkk
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
New Grocery and Commission House.

VIM. II. ROSE s. DIR. a. II. WILLS
AVE associated themselves together under the
II arm Of WILLIAM II. ROSE Co, and have taken
house No loI Main street. door Leo Rookie Taylor
for the purpose VI conductinga
General Grocery aud Commission Business,
and this hme receipt " Large well selected atock
ol GROCER rs, STAPLE DRY GOODS, aud LIQUORS of
all kinds and other article usually kept In Frst Class
Wholesale and Retail Grocery HOUSE; and viii pay particular
attention to The saie Of BACON, LARD, BUTTER, FLOUR
WHEAT. TOBACCO, and Country Produce generally make
liberal advances Produce" In hant Consigned tor sale,
cash linn, sales when required
All ash from the public II Ia call aud examine stock
bcotc bu!ing, motto will be quick sdes and small
ITorfs.
sy- No trouble 10 show Goods. [aphiy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
Fire. Life and Marine n :s,,-a..,,

Fire, Life and Marine ns'' -a.IoL
Lynohburg Hose & Fire Insurance Company
TuNIIS Company makes Insurance against loss damage by
Il Fire, Dwelling Houses Tobacco Factories and
other buildings Furniture, Goods Wares and Merchandise
generally in and country the most favorable terms
Also makes Insurance the lives Of all enjoying
good health and OF sound constitution for the whole duration
OF life, or for limited period
employed ordinary occupations will be insured
reasonable terms.
Company will also take marine risks from and TO any
the Northern Southern Ports, al favorable rates.
DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL President,
JAMES NJ. COBIS, Vice President
JAMES NJ. LANGlloRNE, chief Engineer.
JonN OrEY TAYLOR, DAVID L. SPENCE,
JAMES +. PAYNE, JoHN +. DAVIS,
!. STRATToS, MAURICE :. LANGnoRSE,
-, ,yn INREY Cl,s H. SLAUGHTER.
JAS. o. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
CREED T. Wills, se,it,3l~y
DIR. VIM. OTWAY OWEN, Medic ! Examiner.
The Medical Examination of subjects for insurance will he
made Office OF the Company each day between the
hours o and 4 o'clock. 7. N. feb yS-lts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

Tue ASSOCIATION Then ndJOurned
SATURDAY NIGHT.
There was sesson Mt night, also, but it was con
fined To the reading 1f sorne reports
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

HE experiment q Msnsfsc,urne cIshi1g = nons hsA g
made here, nduskfy ladies 20 BE- -
above all am enabled ~ sell HONE NAN uFAggykkD
therefore hssseaA pase end ~ htanas " snso9e
Home and Industry aud by % long ea nosoaY
may ~ NJ INDEPENDENTLY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
NECR0ES W1NTED.

vlNHE continues In market for NEGROES Of bob
sexes; thirty % 49, Also woman and
chdrsn The hghest prices will be paid IN cAsH and pesona
attended their houses by giving description naming pces
ne nov as-iy s VIM H MoUNTCAsTLE
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07
NetTla,E.

TIyIE term partnership Of PILIAM BETS, hav-
l. Ing expired By ngieemcit on this day, the same bunes
y commission onys will be continued BY u.s. AT THE
OLb STAND ODD FELLOWS HALL We respectfully 20
,ci patronage from friends and the pub
lie generally and by industry and hope TO merit
liberal patronage heretofore extended 70 uA a
PULIiiE CO, Aao0lsS5st
A. c. JULIAN, l. Richmond, Va.
4. r. PUlIIAM, : ~ 54..s
a. n Wvtara y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-07

AN certainly be realized annually and oil expenses paid~
~ The business s appropriate either ladies gentlemen
To every person In the United States who will elnt
Of $780, viii send printed circular containing full par
ticulars eI-i II ~ II
IL Ny address Is Massies Mile, Nelson county, Va
may 4-cBm WM. 5. CAMDEN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
DR.. DAYS
COMPOUND DANDELION SYRUP,
Z IL n,,rn f n.Snrsa

w - 49, 4
For the Cure of Diseases,
This compound Is purely vegetable and male Of
roots and harxs Of our own ciinase. Hegive testiBs-
malls below from per. onS who have used il. thus show
ing HAT diseases it nysriahiJ c. res sveh as Fever
and sgue. ChIIs.I II eadaeh-, Pain in the side. Stomach.
Shoulders, Back. Hips and Limbs. PalPitation OF the
Heart. Liver complaint. Dizziness Of the Head Gen
eral debility, Weakness. Hard breathing. Asthma,
and various other diseases
At puriies The blood is a sure remedy for female
weaknesses. DrOpsy. rheumatism ami Neualsis.-
This medicine being a compound. works upon the
Liver, blood kidneys and Lungs dis goTgeS the Liver.
free< the stomach and bowels, removes eostIvsn S.
anu Dispepsy. This syrup is a sure cure for a bowel
diseese and can he taken with Perfect safety. by oil
or young. Il may be relied upon as an rradicatOr Ct
the human system Of all or most DISEASES, OF the
blood and IL taken in time, a preventative from TAX
ing other diseases. such as bilious, intermittent, ~
pnus snd y phoid Reyers-
No diseases can vxiS. where the blood is Z ade pure.
0p- or tFo bei;.rs per year NilI secure health 70 any
family taken at any time to suit the patient
In support Of the above We insert the following vol
untary eerrfsateS.
This is to cer.iIy that was afflicted with DrOpsy
and frmale Wpaknes.es for a number Of years My
coysrg. | tL.n uSel DR.. Days bsndelion Syrup, il
gave immediate Erlief. ard I am now happy TO be a le
10 say that 1 am perfectly we'll MARY NJ. MO0eE-
THIS lie to eerify that I have afflicted with the Lives
complaint Asthma. palPit,tiOn g; the heart. and
pains through the bsdy AMI lIuIhS. Afte~ daspartE9
.tDed'caI I'd. 1 happened 10 re in Warren. and met
DR.. Day and got a hottie Of D2ndelion Syrup AL in
a shOrI time l vas restored % perfect health
DR., JOHNSON, Washington Pa
I have used Dr.. Days Syrup by which ms life vas
preserved aud / an now a healthy man
P. WEAVER Warren Ohio.
This Is TO certify that I have used DR.. Days com
pound, l am satisfied with its use.
Rev. SHURICK. NJ. E. Church.
For Sale hy Woods 4 Pew and smith. Stralten &
Co, Warren ohio.
Warren. Feb 18th. 1860.
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UoURTEENTHLY.

l. Double. Single and Split Zephyr. and SHETLAND
Wool, in rolors. Aiso NHbias, HzripoSas. Ris~ oieties
Princess Hoods, FicolvaiHi Hoods, RnFenia Hoods
SEE T0RK sTORE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
AYERS
CCmp?Hmd Extract CT SarSapari!la,

the most egectual remedy which tie medical
skill of our times can devise for Ills every
where prevailing and fatal maladv. l. Is COM
b;ncd from the most active rcmetlials that have
b,rs discovered for the cNpurgation of this fnUl
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
II nee 1t should be employed for the cure of
NOT only S~crofula. but also those other alice
tons which, arise from i, such Il EEugriyE
and Skin Diseases, ST.. ASTnoNY's FIEG,
RoSE, or ERYsIrELAs, PIMrLES, PUSTULEs,
h~LoTcnEs. BLAINS and Borts, TuNORS, letter
and SALT RHErx, ScALD HEAD, RISGwoEH,
RHEUNATlSN, SYrHHLITIc and MEECUIIALl DIS
EASES, DROrSY, DYSPEPSIA, DEBrITY, aad,
indeed, ALL COMPLAINTS ARISING FROM VITA
TED OR bdPUKE BLOOD. The popular belief
in " impTity Of Tie blond Is founded in truth,
for s~crofula is degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilia IS to purify and regcneraie this vital iluid,
without which sOund health Is impossible II
contaminated constitutions.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
A NEWLY MARRIED MAN IN An
UNPLEASANT SITUATION.

Day before yesterday, a trio of newly
welded couples from the interior of Ken
lucky, arrived at the Burnet House, and
took apartments for the night in that well
ordered hotel. 1t was evident that the en-
tire party were Unfamiliar with the me-
~trepelstan sights. The roomy corridors,
marble floor, gorgeous drawing room, and
Widespread table of the hotel, drew from
them the most ingenious remarks of sur
prise. In the evening they visited the
opera house and were so astonished by its
magni6celGe, that even Mrs. Walters
wonderful impersonation of Meg Mer-
FRess almost failed to interest them.
Nothing more was thought of the vcr-
dant trio till about one O'Clock yesterday
mOnring, at which hour the boot black of
the Burnet House, in making his customary
rounds, observed one of the bucolic Bena-
diets seatedin the hall, near the door of
his room. He naiVely asked the polisher
Of understandings if he was the clerk
Receiving a negative answer, he informed
TIE boot black that he would like to see
that individual. In a few moments one
Of the attentive Office men was at his side,
and politely asked what was needed.
Couldn't you make me 2 bed in the
parlor?p said the disconsolate looking in
dividual.
In the parlor?" echoed the clerk, 81
am afraid not.
Well I'd like to have one spread down
somewhere E-Ef ..-.H
"Whyd don't you 60 into your " roome.'
asked the clerk.
al dOn'tlikc to-" said the bashful young
man.
'"HA5. what's the natter" continued
the clerk. HAS your wife turned you
eut?!"
80, said he, dr%aElingly, but you see
1--WE never been married before, and L don't
like much to go in, particklcr in a strange
place
''oh, 60 right in" said the clerk. smil-
ing ''audibly." "sLe won't think it
wrong" a..
Here the door of his room opened about
an inch, and through the aperture came a
eOaxing voice, saying;
do come in, John, 1 won't hurt YER
tkpOEed they'd think strange of your
standing OFT there. Come in won't yer?
I've doae blOvel out the gas and it's all
daF.
- cLrr army
The door from the room assured the
clerk that she had indeed ..blowed out the
gas" 50, pushing open the door, he step
ped the fOw, raised 3 window, and retzrn-
ed to the hall to persuade the yezdsnt hus-
band to retire with his wife. All argu-
ment was fruitlsss, however, and he was
compelled to assign the simple individual
room for the night cveiaaaG Epguir-
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rra,araa tr D. d. AVE- s. col, Lowen, l-as,

Weeds < Pew. Hoyt & S~-rattpn, Warren :. r-souIe
Newtdn TalIs; J W Jacks :, JchnsoGyilie; B. B.
Pslton, Kinsman; Williams q S~ggihhie, Nesopatt.
mia; Or. e. ". H5rgS, Scrth B:oozthei4, sni al esal-
ers Ia Meiioine.
foct. !. leo
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Sorolula, or Kings Evil.

Soroflla, or Kings Evil,
Is a constitutional disease. = corruption Of tse
weak, and poor. Being IN the circulation, il;
pcrvadrs the Whole body. and may burst out
i'll disease on any part OF It. No organ l., free
from it, attacks, nor Is there one which It may
no, destroy. The scrofuious taint Is variou>ly
caused by mcrcurial disease, low living, dis
ordered Or unhealthy food, impure air, f,-h
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the ycnereal Infection. What
ever be its origin, it IS hereditary in thc con-
s%ti-utioa, descending 81 from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation :" indccd,
!. seems 10 BE- the rod Of Him who says, Il
viii visit the in;qUitics Of the fathers u.yn
tll-ir CHILDREN"
t. ciieets III By deposition from the
blood OF corrupt or ulccrous matter. which. ~
the lung, liver, and internal organs, i termed
tubcreles; in the glands, s~wellinSS; and Oh
the surface, eruptons or sores. This foul cor
ru?t.on, which gcndcEs in the blood, dcprcsS.s
the energies of life, so that ScrofuloUs c~OaSjitu-
tons not only suffer from scrofulous conf
plants, but they have far less power to with
sand the attacks of other diseases; eouse-
qucntly vat numbers perish by disorders
which, although not srrufiIoas in their nature,
arr Still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which Do
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scrofulous contamination; and many
destructive diseases of the liver, kidneys. brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs. arise from or
are aggravated by the same caj!sr.
One quarter of all our people are scroSlouS:
tlIcir persons are invaded by thislRrsifS IL
{ elton, and their health Is undermined by It.
10 cleanse it from the system we must rcnoyate
the blood by an Alternative medicine. anil in
viEnrate il by leaitiy food arS exercise.
Such a medicine we supply i'll
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28

FAMILY
GkTHRKTlC PILLS.

VU~NFWIN DTII TNTN
PURE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS: ~ PU1
Up IN GL-fSS CASES -3IR TIGHT. .A-yD FILL
EEEp M ANY GILLETTE
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rhs Prles Of IMarshalrs Uterine cafh0Re.A Is Oas
D0ilGr and a HGG per Single B0tfs.


WEST BzDFoRD, coshoeton Co.. Nav IA 1851.
Mr.. B. KISGsLKY. Sir:II have been selling the
medicines Of tbs GraGenberg Company for the lzstten
wears. and have invariably fund them to give Tood
satisfaction: and the pills l have sold to a good many
families as regularly as their tea and coffee. and with
my trade thsy become a staple article Marshalfs
Uterine Catholieon is a medicine that has done a graf
amount OF good IN female diseases One lady I sold it
to told me she had received more benefit from one bot
tie than she dill from a long course OF medical treat
ment by the nOSt skillful physicians.
Years truly. AME Wilson
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1860-11-28
WESTERN RESERVE CARRIAGE

Fd@ TORY. IT -7hHE-F-
sazs<z ~ The Proprietor desires 10 inform hi.
OSs| friends and patrons. that hr may nos
EJSfTT be found on Liberiy street. south -fihs
N-NBank where as formerly he Is manu-
facturInEt to order .aEIfor sale Carriages and Bussies
of every subscription ;ana wil!cOnstantly keepon hand
a good assortment ofShe mostapproved STYLES. which
for material. substantial workman shi p. md elegance
Of finish. shallnOtbe surpassed in this section o; Ohic
Those wanting a vehicle Of any kind. vii do seli -
giving me a call a. they can scarcely fail in beIaS
suited. -itheri in style. quality terms or price.
Painting and Trinmin- done in a superior mann-T,
aId at prices that viii give satisfaction
Cash will ne paid, aud good prices. fo- the best OF
all kinds sscOnC growth carriage luuner.
Warren, April % 80. T. x WlSELL
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MRS. RoBINsoY,s cgRrIFIcArE.

NNo- hVBTN-V-V . III.
VEKNoN. Trumbull Co.. M4y LIST. 1853
This certfdes that / have been in very poor health
fr years. and found Little or no relief after employing
a numt err f physicians. My disease wss ProLIpsis
Cteri. / had been reduced BY that and Flusr Albus
Rntil 1 had become liberated to a considerable extent
By the advice Of DR.. G ". Bushnell. 1 procured and
took six bottles OF MaTshall's Uterine Cathsiicsn.
which enabled me to attend TO my husband in his last
sickness until he died. which was about a year since
I have taken thrve bottles since his death which has
made nv able to LABOR and support ny family II three
children. The CatbO.ieon has nearly restored me 10
hralth. It is the only thirg that has mitigated ny suf
fering. for which feel very grateful.
MAR L ROBINSON.
For Sale by wooDs & fEw. Warren; ]. H. C. JsUN-
SON. Hartford: ENsIGN & SOULE, Newton Falls E-&
8 {. JACKSON. Hubbard: g P CuRTIS. Green; IL BAR
sARD. Kinsman; AEDREws & BALDWIN Fowler: T.
WoLcoTr. Earmin gton; and BY Medicine Dealers gem
orally, throughout the State.
II. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland.
July s. Is59-y. Agent for Ohio.