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[PUBLIC-No. 9.T

an ACT further to continue in force the
act for the payment of horses and other
property lost in the military service of
the United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate ana House
of Representatives. of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
act entitled IAN act TO provide for the pay
ment of horses and other property lost or
destroyed in the military service of the u
nited States" approved on the eighteenth
day Of January eighteen hundred and
thirty-seven, and which was continued in
force for two years from the end Of the
second session of the twcnty-6hh Con-
gress, by an act entitled 'An act to con-
tinue in force The act for the payment of
horses and other property lost in the mill
tary service" approved on the seventh of
July, eighteen hundred and thirty. eight,
be, and the same is hereby, further con-
tinued in force for TWO years from the end
of the present session Of Congress.
APPROVED, February 27, ISL.
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EPUBLIc-No. 1871

AN ACT making appropriations for GER
tain fortifcalions Of the United States,
for .he year one thousand eight hum
dred and forty one.
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives y the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the following sums are hereby, apTopria-
ted, TO be paid out of any unappropria-
ted money in the Treasury, for the preser-
varion, repairs, construction, and incl
dental and contingent expenses Of certain
for,ifcations, IN the year eighteen hundred
and forty one, viz:
= For repairs Of Fort independence
and sea-wall of Castle island, thirty five
thousand dollars;
For Fort Warren, forty five thousand
dollars;
For Fort Adams, thirty FIVE thousand
dollars,
For fortifcations at New London haF-
Dor, fifteen thousand dollars;
For Fort Schuyler, thirty Thousand
dollars;
For permanent wharvcs for Fort Co.
lumbus, Castle Williams, and South bat
terry, Governors island, ten dollars;
For repairs of sea.wall Of Castle VIII
liams, and other parts of Governors
island, ten thousand dollars;
For repairs of Fort Gibson, New York
harbor, five thousand dollars;
For repairs of Fort Washington, fifteen
thousand dollars;
For Fort Monroe, thirty five thousand
dollars;
For Fort Calhoun, ten thousand dol
lars;
For repairs of Fort Macon, fifteen thou
sand dollars;
For the preservation of the site Of Fort
Macon, North Carolina, twenty FIVE thou
sand dollars;
For Fort Sumter, sixty thousand dol
lars;
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For Fort Pulaski, fifteen thousand dol

For Fort Pulaski, fifteen thousand dol.
lars;
For Fort Pickens, ten thousand dollars;
For Fort Barancas, thirty thousand dol
lars;
For Fort Livingston, thirty thousand
dollars;
For repairs Of Fort Mifflin, FIVE thou
sand dollars;
For contingencies Of Notifications, FIVE
thousand dollars;
For incidental expenses attending re-
pairs of fortifcations, ten thousand dol
lars; e
For repairs Of sea-wall on DeerAisland,
Boston harbor, one thousand FIVE hun.
dred dollars;
For repairs of sea.walI on Rainsford
island, Boston harbor, one, thousand dol.
lars;
For continuing sea-wall at St. Angus.
tine, fifteen thousand dollars;
For the preservation Of the site Of Fort
Johnson, sixteen thousand dollars.
APPROVED, March Sd, lS41.
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TPuBL1c-No. ISL

AN ACT making appropriations for the
naval service for the year one thousand
eight hundred and forty-one.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives. of the United States OF
America in Congress assembled, That
the following sums be appropriated in ad'
dition to the unexpected balances of for
mer appropriations, out of any unappro-
p1iated money in the Treasury, for the
naval service, for the year one thousand
eight hundred and forty-one, viz:
For pay of commission, warrant and
petly officers, and seamen, two millions
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TPUBL1c-No. 81


AN ACT to confirm to the State Of lndi.
ana the lands selected by her for that
portion of the Wabash and Erie Canal
which lies between the mouth Of Tip
pccanoe river and Tcrrc Haute, and for
other purposes.
Be it enncted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives of the Uaited States ot
America in Congress assembled, That
there be, and there hereby is, confirmed to
the State of Indiana, the land selected by
her, under the provisions Of the act Of
second of March, eighteen hundred and
twenty-seven, entitled can act 10 grant
certain quantity Of land to the State of
Indiana, for the purpose Of aiding the State
in opening a canal to connect the waters
of the Wabash with those Of Lake Erie"
for that portion Of the canal between the
mouth Of the 1'ippccanue river aud Terre
naute, as returned bv said State to the
Secretary Of The Treasury.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted,
That should any of said lands, at the time
of their selection and location by the
State. have been subject to any right of
pre.emption, or other legal incumbrance,
The State Of Indiana shall be, and she
hereby is authorized to select, Of any
lands subject to private entry in said
State, other lands in lieu of SO much
thereof as may be so incumbered, and,
upon return Of description Of the same
to the Secretary Of the Treasury, The
same shall be, and hereby is, confirmed
to the State: Prouided, That mo more
land shall be selected, or hereby confirm
ed, than quantity equal to one half Of
live sections in width on each side Of
said canal, from the mouth of the Tip
pccanoe river 10 Terre Hautc.
APPROVED, February 27, Is4l.
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PUBL1c-No. 12.1

Military Academy for the year one
thousand eight hundred and forty-one.
Be 1T enacted by the Senate and House
ct Representatives of the United States
Of America in Congress assembled, That
the following sums be, and the same are
hereby. appropriated, to be paid out of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the support Of the Mill
tary Academy for the year one thousand
eight hundred and forty-one, viz:
For pay of officers, cadets, and musi.
clans, sixty thousand FIVE hundred and
twenty-four dollars;
For The subsistence of officers and ca
diets, forty thousand and seventy-seven
dollars;
For forage Of officers horses, FIVE thou
sand one hundred and eighly-four dollars;
For clothing of officers servants, four
hundred and twenty dollars;
For defraying the expenses of the Board
of Visiters at West Point, two thousand
dollars;
For fuel, forage, stationery, printing,
transportation, and postage. Twelve thou
sand five hundred and eighty-one dollars
and forty-five cents;
For repairs, improvements, and expen-
scs Of buildings, grounds, roads. wharves,
boas and fences, seven thousand seven
hundred and ffiy.seven dollars and fifty
cents;
For pay Of adjutant's and disbursing Of
fcers' clerks, nine hundred and fifty dol
lars;
For increase and expenses of the libra
ry. one thousand dollars;
For progress with binding books injur,
cd at the fire in February, eighteen hun.
dred and lhirty-eight, and imported stitch
ed, three hundred dollars;
For miscellaneous items. and inciden-
tai expenses, seven hundred and twenty
six dollars and twenty-five cents;
For the department Of engineering,
three hundred dollars;
For the department of philosophy,
eight hundred and eighty-scven dollars
lhirty-lhrec cents;
For the department of.chcmistry, Eve
hundred and twenty-five dollars:
For the department Of drawing, two
hundred and seycnty-fve dollars;
For the department of mathematics.
seventy-ive dollars;
For the department Of artillery, three
hundred and ten dollars;
For completing the reconstruction Of the
buildings for the library, engineer, chemi-
cal, and philosophical departments, COM
menced under the act Of July seven.
eighteen hundred and thiity-onc dollars
thirty cents;
For military and geographical surveys
west of the Mississippi river, twenty ihou-
sand dollars.
Sec. 2. And be 1T further enacted, That
there be, and hereby is, appropriated, 10
be paid out Of any money in the Treasu-
ry not otherwise appropriated, the sum of
four thousand three hundred and sixty
nine dollars, to pay balance certified by
the Typographical Bureau to be due 10
Lyon and Howard as the balance upon a
contract for building two steam dredging
machines upon Lake Michigan.
APPROVED, March 81, lS4l.
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+
] do so from the desire feel at all lines 10 con-
form my representative aeion here TO The scnifnesse
and Opinions Of my tate, as deciafed BY ths nr'se
immediate organs OF her will, and IN Tue ,horOo<"
conviction that between virtual surrender Vt the
common inheritance of the pubic do'nain 10 Jew
favored States, under the naune Of grddsdtsoa -
cession the one hand aud an eqn.tdIsribunsa u
tho common fund among all the States On the Dc
TIER, (which 1t be longer doubtful Is the ssIe
practical alternative DOW presented to us. thess
would be the same unaniniiy Of decision among bes
people as has characterized the proceedings oftheis
immediate representatives 10 the popular br,nctt u
her Legislature II Tho bill shall pass, II viii nal.
" settle question which, from The origin ol ~ 2
existence as nation, has been Il fruitful svuTcsl"t
heat burnines, jeaousies. and dl,sensions amopg
the S'aes, and by placing al the disposal OF each.
Tor The improvement. PHI, seal and moral Of hvl IN
tofnd coalition, iulent OF measurable vaiue.g u
wisely employed. will | humbly nus, p owe Tho
NOS tilcetual means Of promoting "tle qniei hAs-
mooy, aud geueIal lnlere,' ofull. ss
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E.E.g'ED FOE ,S.EAE.

AGAIN eff for ste, The TRACT OF LAND,
IL on which | lately resided, in the county Of Mel.
500, containing abput $50 .fg'RsES.-I also Of
fer Tor sale, the OEEiC which lately occu-
pied IN the village OF Loymeston--it Is very conye-
nicni, and well located. Il not sold before, they
will be offered at pubic auction, Monday, the
221 day Of November TGose disposed TO Ilur-
chase are invited To examine iDr Themselves Nj.
Jamts 5. Penn OF John Stey ave autbofzs TO
contract for the Llnd, 9ni Sir. Roben Whurhead
lor the Office, shah. The same day, ull.r lol
sale several valuable attic Of llouseho'd Furnr.
ure. Terms at ) ile. }. GARLAND.
Nov. l i22N
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Sept
NEW STOCK,


WE OFFER FOR SALE, low for cash or
w inbnter,
so hhds Sugar NO, Porto Rico and Vera
Cruz, from common to the best
800 bags Coffee, part extra fine
40 hhds,, urrces and bbls. N o. and Port
Rico Molas7es
. do Syrup, very superior
do extra
$50 sacks Liverpool fine Sllt
goo do Ground Alum -
200 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
300 lbs. best Spanish FoaJ Indigo
500 do Made,
100 casks Nails and Spikes, al 10 inch
8 tons Trelcsar Tyre Iron in. to inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbs. fnnners Oh
10 binds. Stone Ware assorted at manufactu-
reI's pIces
100 boxes Sperm and TaloS Candles
% do brown Soaps
10 bags Race Ginger
ID do heavy Il .ach Pepper
900 lbs. Green Copperds
80 bbs. Ietrings and Shad
10 600 as. western Bacon
so boxese r 10 and 10 ne Window Glass
10 do 10 ~ very superior
ierees lre,h RICE
boxes Starch
20 chests and AS Tea, part extra hae G
Powder
% doz painted Buckets
% nests rou bound Tubs
do do large SIZE
10 doz. horse Buekcts. assorted sizrs
% doh. Bedford 8, 6 and . stran
doz. Conn Brooms
10 casts Tobacco Oh,
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part eq lal TO any ever
in this market
/ 00 lbs East Boston crushed do
900 lbs CO lmon do
400 lbs. Sll IEmtus
GO boxes I'm uitIc | 3\
1,O0G lbs American sheet lion
500 lbs. Zlnc
25,boxcs kaisius
so reams Wrapping Paper
$50 do Fools Cap and Letter Paper
90 NJ Cigars, from cornl.on IL very ine
1000 lbs. American blIsteted Steel
500 lbs. Alum
2 gross Backing, &f., &c.
GEO. BAGBY & Co.
July %
C.g.vs7 h Es Ii e f. EE' rs
fos" 8a!e al fFii5 GXCe,
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r. q y AZ, e ~ I :.

hWlNG to the stare OF my health, and my al
" most total inability to attend 10 business, ]
desire TO rent out for one more years, the fanta-
ton on which now reside have Sown This
planlaionhe present fall, crop Of Wheat and Rye.
which is now up and look, well, the beneh oil
which will of course keoag To the person rentng.-
desire also 10 hire out my Slaves about or 10 in
number, consisting Of men, women. boys ard girls
amongst them Black smith. would pleler rent
ing out The land and III ne out the negroes private
~. but II cannot do so b iule The 25 h OF Tue pres
ent month, ! shall on that day, On The premises,
out The Land aud hire out the negroes at pub
lie auction. Those wishing 10 rent a valuable ldrm,
orlo hire negroes, would do wei 10 give mea CALL
My lerms will lie liberal. BENZ. NORNELL.
Nov i25N
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ESaUItc safe.

4 NUEtC NNTC
TE'!lE subscriber having sold ont all Of his Sock
4 OF Goods aud Stand. al Uuion Hail, Franklin
Co. Va. viii sell, nj that place. "Wednesday the
l1h day Of November, all of his Stock of Cattle and
Hogs; seiy fac Stallion, Young Roebuck; one
very large loun4 Jack, years old last February;
all of his crop Of Corn, Fodder, Shucks aud Straw,
Household and Kitchen Futuitue, Plantation Tools,
Bl1ck Smiths Tools, lot Of new Dagon Ploughs.
and all Of ms crop oi ebacco, hang ng IN the House.
TeIms lIberal aud made known on the day OF sale.
Should the above uamed day be ialny The sale will
take place The next IAN day thereafter, Sundays
excepted. l.. MOON
Nov. 4 -
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X II w - " ~ r.
OF my school. for Pcnmanship, stenogrnphy
and BOOK keeping.

VINHE public are notified chat have removed my
i School 10 the sonic Hall for the better and
more private accommo dation of students; where
have been solicited 10 open n School Tor three
months in rider give time To lecture IN Artth-
metic, as well as Penmanshp. Bookkeeping aud
Stenography.
hope the Young ceutlemen of Lynchbufg who
are deficient IN the following branches, will give me
a call and save NE the iloube Of finding Them on t.
IN viii. Practical Lessons IN the English Language,
Walker and other Dictionaries Historical Reading
and Smelling Piaoucal Arithmetic; Penmanslnp
Bookkeeping and, where preferred, the Short
Hand or Science OF Steuography.-lience nwlllbe
seen that this will be general School Of Instruction.
in which have given sufleiency oil tine 10 impan
INNS, or all the above named branches. Nv object
ias bthe1o) is To give satisfaction consequently
any student can take my ticket, for any one single
branch-as, for Pc marshp, S topography, Book e.
keeninp &c.-acd lie has su1iclency Of Time 10
make himself perfect. either by day or night les
sons without encroachng much upon his time. My
School now open, aud students Ton any all the
above named branches viii be received On apt lca-
ZION as above, either as day MI hl Scholars. 1t
il necessary tha, application be made as eally as
possible that the scholar may lose rs lllle iltne as
possible after the commencement aud oreanizhtlon
of the School l.adles wishing 10 learn Penman-
ship can ION IT, class once day, where they may
choose TO appoiit or at the Masonic IL II.
iIEZEkIAIl \. DAVIS.
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TO FARMERS s. PLANTERS

WYE OFFER, on the most favourable ttrns,
w Mackinaw, hlncN and Rose b ankels, Cd,
lO4, Id and y
Point and Dntfel do
Glasgow and Fredeich sbufg Jeans. heavy aud good
Kerstymeres, Fued Cloths, ) A. aud 4 do
"a, rs and A PLAIN AID PldId Lnsess from
common to ii ST rale
Bleached md b fown Coions, al any plicr wanted
A cart load OF Callcors al nom AL II ) per
yard
Gil aud see belote gou buy.
HUNT & WARD.
Nav A
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w L have Just opened large and well selected
w assortment OF French aud American Paper
HANGlNGS. aud Velvet and Common Bordering
PAPER, which we will sell low for cash.
PAYNE x GREGORY.
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.H1slaLlSo
~ "THE LYNCHBuRG NlRGlNlAN,'

\, published senireetiy feruy Hoaddy aHd 1helsd"y)
al Fosse Erc-s per a,aan payable adraase. No sub
,,,pfors receircd for shorter time han Sr months;
. no paper discontinued fexcept al be discretion Of
N. Editors,J until oil the arfearages are pad.
ny ADpERTISEMENTS inserted al 50 cents per
,osare Tor less for first insertion and 81 cents for
nv subsequent insertion.
O~T jon PRINTING executed neatly onderpedit.ons-
Ey and on reasonable terms.
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RIFE O.S1S, Es.HE.s. ssO.g.vE ~ ana.
f.aEsG

/ LAIN, colored and ol1ch Tai and Satin Rib
n hons, tom 10 l6.
Splendid Chcre ard OH Bonnet Il ibbous
Black Love anl trnpe do
Super Six aud Beaver Hats. beautiful shape
Do black and dab bro al bilm Russia Has
Florence Brad Bonnels new lSles and very fine
Hoods and fancy Bonnels, cheap
Fur, Glo,h. HIN, and CeletI Caps
These goods vii be sold vc,y low, regardless of
cost and LoughI cxpu SLY to lie sollhy
HUNT Il WARD.
Nov. 4 Is
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VARIABLE, EE0TEig

VALUABLE EE0TEif.
'F1ElAT WELL KNOWN PROPERTY, the
ID Il 4 q L. n III % e g. l.,
IN tie town Of Scotrsve. if not sold privately
beiore the 25gh day OF November, will on that day
be offered lor sale al public auction. TERMs-Onc,
Two aud thtee Yeas it, with bond aud approved
secutiy. Possession vii be gwen ia a sha time
after The sale. The Furniture in SAID house
can $50 be purchased as uhe present occupant, Mr..
J. Hicks, Is compelled, from domestic bereavement,
10 retire to private hte. We deem II unnecessary to
say any thing about the advantages which tbs
Property has as a Tween stand over any other in
THIS place, as we presume those wanting 10 purchase
will cali and exatniue Tor themselves Application
for further Information may be made by letter
OF IN peisou, to either OF The subscribers.
JOHN X. SHEPPERDSON
ISAAC HICKS
Ccottsyi1ic Nav ,o5N
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Cloths, C0Ssin,eles ~ Iess5nss

RLuE, black aud fancy Cloths, all kinds and
- qualities
Blue, black and fncy Beaver do all kinds and quail.
lies
Blue, black and fancy Cassimeres, all kinds and qlal.
Velvet Satin, Chene Stlk Tonel and ohor Nesi.
ings
Making aogetherthe best retailing assortment
OF eentlemeus wear have tyer bad, AID tie
styles and prices not 10 b, surpassed, II cquaIled ia
'"is market. We ask CALL To prove our pusitIun.
HUNT & WARD.
Nov A ,
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stocks, Collars. Blossoms, sc

Stocks, Collars. ESosOnls, sc.
DLAlN and bowed Satin Stocks
a do do Bumbazlne do
do do Metnp do black and fancy
Splendid Chene Stocks and Scmis
Black Italian aud colouted aud figured Silk Cravats
a large lot Linen Colllls. and Bosons
Winch determined 10 sell.
HUNT x WARD.
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NhiIIS (lsitlEErNlEers.

IN pursuance OF dee oltrusl exeulcd by c hilton
L q. Fl and his wife, on The 2l>t day of Juh,
l64 to the subscriber of record in The clerks utices
Of Bedford and Roanoke counties, shall on " ed
nesday the "a day OF November. 1911 at lie IesI
dence Of Ms. Mary Hill, Goose Creek, in The
County OF Bedford, offer for sale. the highest
bidder for rash the interest OF said on G. lill IN
certain :sV and Other Personal Estate
which were dcv sell by he Iale james Ws,ln rust
for the comfortable support aud maintenance oltbe
said Mary Hill for her life, aud atei her death 10
be divided among her CHI ldfen aud legal representa-
lives, OF whom tie sa ID Clifton e. lIll is
And Saturday he 27lh day of November, |
shall, at 81! Lick, IN the county If Roanoke, oter
for sale 10 the highest bIdlef. for cash, a the in
teresl OF the said Clifton q, Hill aud his vie IN he
real and personal Eslate OF the late William Row
land and Charlotte Rowland. Aclng rs ltustee,
shall sell ana convey only such lille is vested III
MT AkEN. B ESkRlDGE, trustee.
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August IL


49, TIE TENEMENT on Main street, oc Gu.
E+iiiI ped by H. II. Booker. The upper apart
s--..A ments are Convenient for family residence
Poosesslougncn Immediately. forterms, apply 10
JNO. NJ. OIEY, Cashier.
Feb IL
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Ola Fsect.Gc0 Ssue vsn.sheu.

EuSf RECEIVED, III store, on consignment,
- superior lot al old Reclfiled Rye Whisky
which viii be sold low by
CHARLES PHELPS
AnPm.i II
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SILKS, .pE0mseSim he EGimes, Sc.

NPLENDlD Fall and Winter pattern Chcre
- Silks
splendid figured and plain black, blue black & cord
do
Spendd embroidered, plain and figured De Laaes
SSp'nuid Plain Crapr DE Lanes
super black Chally aud Bon,baz nes
are oiiertd iot sale cheap, by
HUNT & WARD.
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SHhayis, RsamdI.erchieas Il scarfs.

rs, hhaiiENk tTCNICEs q SCssEHs.
F.I emot0idetcG NJ emo ShaWts, mode L0luis 3,
II sptcnHa
% l;roche Shawl,
Cd Chene Silk do
ca heavy Plaid do
a 4 black Merino do
'SSnene and other fancy Hlndherchiefs
super black silk Scarls, large ze
ao theue Silk do ve,, rich and large
r1 oman iancy Seats, rich patterns
r,ees by 1890 Nv &c w., ,'''
Nov. o-Nl ~ hi'D
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Sorscfs and sasptndcrs. SIS.

4 LARGE assortment Of {. llasey's beat Cor
d sets cotton netl worsfed Suspcnders. great
uely, cdeal, and tof sale by HUNT X WARD
NV. IL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-08-27
JsssDA e. 7Ntr.s's Conesr rated Sara % rid
TOR TIE ClsE OF
SCROFULA
spCURIAY. DIsEASEs


TUE saraponia Of the shore 10 vcsy az; bc ready,
LUt quite uscIi, either trpu from having bcsn
iHnod from nuini"1r species OF snilN fus ine tioliy
ot ne uccmr. tosc;h wiJth- npr PER modes ~ pre-
pJuu H. 'Ch have lun- BEEN vogue, probably con
trhucd tnits be reputation. Inc activity % the
10 sscNcdts depend upon sen' Prin,ip,r q
soluble C-rtau wafer cold ut, ana either
volahEg 81 rendered urrt 10y chemical shge n the tenn
tcTauCN2l2 de- ls TACT appears 10 be demonstrated h)
tie eNpcrno OF Pope Hancock, sou.~irus AMI other
pancook makes the following coscrNiloiis "Acr lonG
l1Ln-tl. peculiar oiour which rises ahuni,ntly 90,
Cocpu Of gool SarVaiila. h. almost cNtngushed lr-u
the SarStpata prepared In this way f. pd sensible
results up"n patient. were its peculiar nauserng
DuWs' luh rackrg effects produced by alargs quantity
although The dyco,uuu Of s1 OF cs ounces Was ed al
desc - Wood d BIck,'s 4. y. DispsHsdtOry.
knowledge ut these facts, amt the crtanty prac
ice Of the preparations III Sirsnpaa lcdto the ~
atHt repeated experiments OF the method OF
parinc and co ounus he extract ohcTcdtn the mct
cess triit0if boiling end s warranted to contain con
cenratr form, the active prncplcsot the root obtained
from the most approved species ui -rilaS.
It. efficacy las been repeatedly tested private practice
nthe c~siu treatment OF thC turtuR ui the MS
for the Of which SaTsaIaTila Is recommended
other prcps aNus that .-sine, the ranaCya, sc
ul -r1urs, and affections o The bones supple
Scrotua, and Ia nCrcuria aud mcT,To sNphtc diseases
have been permanently cuT,dar itsuSc IN three months
without any other treatment except ur uni snPc apph
cations the parts -asrd t-ai three bottles
similar cases will prove the efficacy and Importance OF
the preparation.
his pirricuarly ul amer caocl where thai medicine
has been given too freely .crofous habits iorthc cure
OF other diseases, being admirably calculated in such osscs
toTemove all tf-asc non the body an restore the usual
Nisor OF the rfutiyu The Ct Two three bottles
Sil on every such occasion. prove an eilectud security
against secondary affections.
ami alt. particularly in general debility,
with and loVrevei conditions " the stcut Un
Scrnfla aud other Diseases, chronic RI 'uInai>n and
oil 1t thr Kin, It aluabl - ci"s.
ALEXANDER pUvkI,
10 - Agent orths Prophet "