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s. WJsr $50 APPARENT so All. ust r..,.,,
n ek NJ Drug even fhor anec. ro y.ty esy f-.t
swc expect n The NJ lew dlye o. move O., M
store corner above iho city Hot pos,d ID, d. t ,
ccf n on line ~ r'iaf p. o. trouble Of r,i,
Wrteriorc invite HH who NJ arices to a., - 80
Huine orr stock which BE- iarrr nrd wei rsr.iei- ~ -
VII en- consisting of bu-s W~irres Two sturs p.i,ts o. @
UW'iy Scr"e vi" sfl low as We have ~ de- n NOV.
AZ pc. He' GANNoH A. WOOu. Drurrists
90 WIN. uuU.r A O. = IA.
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Ward Election.

INllE following is statement Of the persons elected
Il as Aldermen and Common ConnclImen for the Cor
pnra'ion nl Lynchbnrg the 9TH day of April 1876.
COMMON CoUNoILMEN.--L ypch Ulard No. l.
George E. Roberts, John NJ. Obey, Upton d. Jennings,
Paul Jones. Henry Davis, Michael Hart
Henry Uard. No. q Samps m Diugnd, Thomas
o. AGREE. john r. Mcdaniel Pleasant Parlin, Charles
w. Christian, Paul C. Buwles.
ALDERMEN.-Lynch nara, No. l.-Ammon Han,
cock, Daniel |. Warwick, David r. Lyman, VIM Z.
Taliaftrro, Samuel g. NurvelI, Timothy Fletcher.
Henry Uard, No. Civilian B. Grown, Henry
Al Didake. David w. Burton, Aug. Leltwlch Pleas
ant Labhv. Henry o Schoolfeld,
Henry NJ. Didake, Mayor.
David Il. Lyman Recorder.
Pleasan, Lab5y. Senior Alderman.
II. DUNNiNGTON, S. c. l..
April 9 2t
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N.fLE or RE.SL ESY.E7E.

4 CITING under decree of the Hastings Court of
n Lynchburg, IN \ Chance,y Suit, therein depend,
ing, BY The style OF Williams. rs. Victor Sc. the un-
dersgned, Commissioners appointed for tie purpose.
VIII proceed 10 SELL On the premises ON Friday the Sth
May. 1916 at public auction, TO the highest builder, The
following REAL ESTATE, in Lynchburg to vii:
The House and 10, ON Sd street. the residence
OF Jehu Williams, containing 81 feel 'front.' and run
mig back 80 feet. with Tho
1H'O STORY BRICK HOUSE,
being desirable family residence.
Also, a 10, ofground with building thereon on 2nd
street. containing 25 feet front aud running back 80
feet, jus, below The Franklin Hotel.
The title 10 The foregoing property. is deemed unques-
iionable, hut, acting as Commissioners, We will unly
convey with special warranty.
Terms OF sale, &. u, aud Is months, except a,oul
$50, which will be required 10 pay costs aud eApences.
Purchasers 10 give bonds with good porsoual security.
and the title to be withheld until said bonds PAID
liable 10 be resold in of default.
JElIU WILLIAMS, .,
JOHN c. SHACkLEFORD. ."" e'
April ISM
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aADDhS ID. LCCk'S
NJ H'LFEh I'EOYTEHI OEyICE
Kn-smen, Moons under the En.ie,
Corner Main and l3h Street,
RrenMoNp, Va.
Drmrmgs ,cceired srrry day al | o'elook.

Df0'cmgs leceieea sruy day al O'Clock.
a. NPARNLLELED Luck a,LuCK'S Lucky OF
v fee The cry lS--ehat's the matter The an
swer ls-he people have found out that all prizes are
IN the hand Of LUG
II there be suy who have heretofore been unfortunate
by deal'ng III Lotteries, lei lhom call on "LUGk," as
lie has clearly shown by his great success. in selling Pri
2es, that his Office was established Tor all such.
The following small Schemes to be drawn as follows
lar Amil:
1000. SC. Tickets s., halves 4. quarters Q.
lllh-Pokonroke II, Capltals-lG,0 90 OF
loco. &c. Tickets IS. halves 9 so quarters 20.
l5lh-Pokomoke -. Captals-l2 900, 1000, Sc.
Tickets ST. halves g quarters L.
10Th Pokomoke 10. Capitals-700O $500. &C.
Ileknls 81. hayes quarters soc.
lHh-Pohomoke II Capitals--l2, 900 1000 SC.
Tickets 81, halves 2, quarters l.
20h-Polonoke IS. Capilals-25, 900. COCO, Sc
Tickets s., hayts4. qoaflers ..
2lst.- pukonoke 10 Capitalists 900, 5000, Sc
Tickets So. halves 9 80, quarters 25
22nd, -Pokomoke So Capitals - 1000, 90 of 600.
&c Tickets g. halves 9, quarters l.
2'fd-Pokomoke 81, Capitals 5000, 1000, SC.
Tickets s., halves |, quarters soc.
2ih. Pohumoke 81. Capials-l2 600 5000 Sc
Tickets s., halves .. quarters /
2Hb.-Pokomoke So. Capals--4 Of 0,0O0 Of
5Ooo Ne. Tickets s., halves A, quarters g
2oll-Pokomoke -. Capilas-l7 800, 10 Of 1000,
Sc Tickets s., halves so, quarters 25.
~9lh.-Ppkomoke 90. Capltals-l1 900, 90 of 1000
Sc Tickets ST. halves 2. quarters l.
My friends and the public generally will please bear
IN mlnd thai all prizes in tho hands Of "LUCko
Then Tor przss, please address
c. B. LUCK,
Persons orJ'a44 5 ha pacEsse in any 81 e above
deduct The p1ce of three tickets. have every day
Lotteries from to $40 aud when a remittance is made
me, large small. will always invest In the most
popular ioteres on hand The drawings sent, when
requested all who order from me. The cash for all
capitals be had usual al sight. On all letters
chasing cash prz tickets the postage need mol be paid
The Tickets The above Lotteries are received and all
orders addressed 10 LUCK meet the most prompt and
confidential attention. Persons from the country visit
ing the clty should bear IN mind that all prizes in
The hands Of Ii OK For prizes, address
{. Is. LUCK.
Richmond Anril | Is
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$50 REWARD.

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber, living in the up
IL per end OF Halifax county, Va, and seven miles
Nerlh of Milton. n. c., the night oil Sunday, the
22nd inst, my negro man
NICHOLAS,
about tweniynn thirty years old; supposed 10 be five
feet seven OF nine inches high; weighing about 10 or
10 pounds of dark copper color. rather thin ysage
and fierce looking eyes. HIS teeth broad aud white
and his upper front teeth wide apart. lie has a
scar over Of his eyes and rereating orehesdone
of his feet has been severely cut with axe, leaving
large scar.
He carried with him fifteen twenty dollars in spe-
Gle deep red yarn coat, dark brown coat Of jeans,
red vest Of jeans and other clohing numerous to
mention.
He has travelled great deal and may make his way
to free State will give the above reward for his de
livery to me or his confinement in Jail If he shall be ap
pretended al a distance of 90 miles from my honse--
ifhe shall be taken home and delivered 10 me or
lodged in Jail viii give ten dollars.
My address is Danville, Va
AQUlLA A. WILSON.
April 4w
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DEATH or JOHN L. WAR,Nc.

The last number of tho Ieypgtnn nv G.y,,,, c,,
,ans the following very Interesting account of The last
moments Of this notorious and remafknhI, mn,
Wcbaye heard IL s,at,d that NJ, "c.,, =, ,,au,, ,,.
found upcn his body Alter death IIc vas In his lie
and death a most unfortunate man Fran =, N, cans,
or other his mind npoesrs Ia bnye taken wrnno hon,
many years npo. which led him into 4, lima sc,es n
acts OF an unsuitable character and inyolyed him IN
ipo,m,r,bl. ,.,ds ,nJ .l,,,, .a,,,,n.i - ~
became acquainted Win him IN Isor ? ~, la w..
residing In Union county. in This State md b,v. hssn
loefablv familiar with his history hath beCu, and
since that period Since tho eoncnsnn If III, h,rJs,
wars between England and Scotland few men have ,c,a
ed n similar paft in bi,l,eJ bf. A, ,,,n.s ha 900.
upon terms Of defiance win ,be Who'll, r,,,n,,,,,,
IN which he lived; his lie had been ,ep,,t.dy ,,,nmr,
ed, he was always EARNED 10 the the,bn when he
le his own house which was itself nluos mn ,,sonol
hen killed he had brace of six4bat,llea ,,vnlv,.
pistols and larun uitr upon his pers,p and
was momenarily expecting mn attack from some one Of
his numerous frs.
He lawyer and al his ,lifi .ol,.~. o,;,;e.-
led hum the mode IN which he pracsed his proiossion
by buying up old aud doubtful claims he involved him
sell in endless litigation; and the bitterness pencrolly nj
lendan, upon such cases was deeprned and wdened hy
Tho manner In which he conducted his suits No az.
rtehcnson OF personal danger deferred him from
purchasing those claims ~ prosecuting them 10 the NJ.
'ermosl afterwards. On the contrary the prospect Of
danger seemed rnlher additional nduesncni, and
he vas al all times ready TO defend them by tongue pen
or pistol.
Had hs mode of Warfare been more bold and OPEN he
would have avoided much OF the ubuqny which his
course drew down upon hun. iut so exceedingly cir
romspecl had he been in nlHays placing himself in an
apparently 1os'lable position, legally, that mauy doubt
ed his personal courage II Is but lair, however 10
say thaI his HE had been secretly aimed by his enr
mics. and That he displayed unycldng fn,ness from
,he lmc oil receiving his dea'h'wonnd up 10 The hour Of
MS uea'h'
Inc bail entered Just above his LETT eye which was
forced from is socket mud rested on his check II passed
hooSh ,ne ROOT oil ms tongue, down his llrla'. and
perforated MS lungs immediately after recovering from
W" omcn's" lnsenshlly, he made signs ior writing
materials, nnnng ho was msnnderslood. with all The
o'ce ne could muster he eobly arlleulaied the wofd
nm surprising he wished his viii written, a lawyer
was called IN Tor that purpose. Waring refused his AZ.
ss'ance, drew the materials towards hm. aud wrote
number OF notes requesting the attendance Of his
ID Jaw, papers from the clerks office and his resi-
dence' Nc, &c. Having procured what he required.
although bleeding freely internally. with the blood gush
ing iordy nj shoil intervals lro,a his neslrs and
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1slElEMiSo
IL THE LYNCHBU Ri VIRGINIAN,

published semi-ceeky fsosra honns ana Thursday,
81 Four Dollars per annu payable in adcanee No sub
,.ripsn e6e receiredtor shorter time than sr months;
md no paper i be discontinued, (ercept at the discretion
II the f;dtors,) until all arredroges are paid.
ee .aDYERTIS E.ME.N1'S inserted at so cents per
,.aue Tor iess) for every inner form insertion and 81 4
,,s per square Tor iess every outer form insertion
EYERf ADVERTISER required to note, on ms
manuscript hoo long he trishcs ms advertisement inserted
an advertisements not SO noted, cW be inserted ff nS dts
o nfintance be ordered
FOR YEARLY .aDPERTTSLNii the terms are for
he privilege Of ttco squares $40 for square, So for
one sg1are form, S35. Ecerg yearly adpeftSer
vii be red to his advertising to his pdrtc
ar line of business.
e. JOB PRINTING erec,tted neatly and erpeditious
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GILES WARD,
Alto RIVE " .HE E.Blye,
"A ND NOT AIRY PURT.IH

WILL attend the Superior and Interior Courts Of
w the Corporation ofLynrlburg only. Holding
the office ofNOTARY PUBLIC for the Corporation
aforesaid, and for the County Of Campbell, he W il give
prompt attention to taking Depeslans either at his own
Office or such other place may be appointed within the
limits OF his jurisdiction lie will also pay strict aens
ton To drafting Deeds and other legal Instruments at
~ moderate rates of compensation.
OFFICE on Main Street, in NIurfes new building,
below the old Post Office.
Anril
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CONCElel'.
The OrDhean Family

TUAVF the honor of announcing to the citizensnoi
iii Lynchbury, that they will arrive here in a few
days and will give CONCERT. They will inlros
duce variety Of pieces, both grave and gay. which
cannot fail to he entertaining to The public Immediate
ly upon their arrival they will distribute programme o
the day. place, SC.
April 9 u
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sUf. Luke Ss0y:

.u'. Luke SGdy:
AHG notice that on ihursdaY, the Isl day Of May,
Il 1870 at the Store lI.nse o. Matthew II. Allen,
In Inc county q" Franklin. we shall proceed to take tho
nepstlon OF John F. Allen and others 10 be read as evil
d'nce in cause. row depending and undetermined, in
me circuit superior court of law and chancery holden
Tor The county of Franklin, wherein we are Plaintiff
ana Luke Ray defendant. Should we fail in taking
,ne above named deposition. Oh the above named day.
u" I" a continue from day to day, Sundays excepted
'"1' all are taken aud completed
March so I'm
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Something " Orih attention.

offer for sale my House and Lot and as my object is
Il 10 convert II into interest bearing fund will take
permanent stocks, bearing per cent nlcr ST or tie
purchaser can have any time the whole OF the rur-
chase money he may ask by paying interest Tins
property Is vel known thai any description Of il here
is deemed unnecessary. J. WILLS.
April 81
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.W.E.V'EkE.H .S.EFkS.

IINl1E subscribers. agents ror the Nanikin Iron
" orhs viii keep constantly on hand large and
well assorted stock of
MANiKIN NAILS
very superior article. and will sell them such terms
as to Afford .reat Inducements 10 dealers.
MCDANIEL S. McCORKLE.
April Is
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LAFAYATTE w. LAMBETH, M. 3D..

u RESPECTFULLY offers his services Il, the citizens
~ of Lynchhufg and the surrounding country, il the
practice OF all the branches OF lbs profession He
may always be ouud AT his Mothers, On Cooke street
square below JOhnsous Hotel.
April g i6M
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NEW CONCERN.

HEoRGE BAGBY having associated with him X
u w. CRENSHAW, (st the late firm of McClan-
nahan, Crenshaw Co.. the business will hereafter be
conducted al the Old stand under the style and firm Of
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'0rlor and P0ssa.e Lamps.

MON open aud for SALE fac assortment OF Parlor,
~ Passage, and various other kinds Of Lamps. both
for Oil and Lard, by ID. w. MOORE,
Sign of The Big Pitcher
April
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BAaBx & cRENsHAw,

Who have on hand large and well selected stock o.
Groceries, Domestics, Hats. Shoes, &c. &C., which
they offer to their friends and the public generally, upon
the most favorable ierms for cash in exchange fol
country produce.
April o IS
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THE CAEsEILH1 HOUSE.

MfaA MAIE STREET. LYNCHBURG, VA, Gfln
Commonly called ''7he Granite Builiiag."
INIIS new aud commodious Establishment is now
i open for the accommodation of
RsO.FKDEES
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
It's situation near the business Bank Square
makes il as far The convenience of business is
concerned. as desirable any other public house in
town; and the subscriber having spared expense in
furnishing it thoroughly, will every effort please
his visitors, and merit portion of the public patronage
Extensive and excellent stable accommodation proyi
ded.
JOHN REVELY.
Nov 10 Is
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WITHDRAWAL.

MR. JOHN MORRISON having withdrawn from
WI the concern Of Morrison, Watkins Co.. The
business will in future, be carried by the Undersigned
under The style and firm Of
MoRRTsoN & WATKINS,
next door TO the Farmers Bankwhere They will al all
times keep every thing in their line Dry
Goods Uyooduare, Hardrare, Sc, which will be sold
low tor cash. given exchange for produce, at market
prices. +. G. MORRISON,
ROBT. K. WATKINS.
Arrilo At
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Mcssrs. Peter Lyon, Bird White and
Robert pasIy:


UNkE notice, that shall, on the 28th day of April
4 next at The dweilin. house of w ashingon Reese.
in the county Of Bedford. take the Dispositions OF James
Burnett and others, the LIST day Of May next. at the
dwelling house Of Priscilla Bernard in the county Of
Franklin shall take the dispositions of Priscilla Der
nard and others the 1h day of May next, at the
la oice of " m. Martini in The town OF Rocky Mount,
Franklin county. shall take the dispositions of Solomon
Pasy and Others and on the 7lh day Of May next, at
the yelling house of Patrick IIix, in the county of
Franklin shall take the deposions OF Nancy Williams
and Others all of which dispositions when taken are To
be read evidence a depending in The Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancery, for the county Of
franklin On an injunction, in which am complainant
and you are defendants II the taking OF said dispositions
of any of them moi completed The first day, the
same i'll be continued from day to day until finished.
JOHN II. FORBES, Ex'r. of
John Forbes, decd.
March 80 4w
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Ma f. have consignment small lot of Hemp Seed
W and few bales first sort Eastern Hops which
we will eell low. LEE S ROBERTS.
March % Is
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MORRISON & WATKINS,
K0COss.

~ 900 LBS. good BACON. well cured, on
lVeUOO consignment, for sale low for cash.
BRYANT & TINSLEl.
April At
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GcmiIemcn's furnishing store,
WMterhoMse, Egnislenuo,'e 81 TO-,

ING moved 10 The store ons door benw ID
IL IL. Lyman's Drug Store, are receiving large
aud choice selection OF Clothing aud Furnishing Goods
uabe Tor Spring aud Suaner wear. aud will offer
great Inducements 10 gentlemen wishing to purchase,
comprising, VIZ
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EOR KE.v'T'.

EOR KE.V1,,
Tr-N THE STORE HOUSE on Main
xts..,lE Street. situated Immediately opposite 10
MsIliA Mcdaniel & Mclorke.
k1A<rx2Sx3 II is fist rate stand for business and
Will be rented on accommodating terms. Immediate
possession may be had. For ,crms. apply to
HENRY l.. DuFFEL.
April 3w
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Ladies' Work Foxes.

lust received, lot of Work Boxes which will be
- sold low by ID. w. MOORE,
Sign of the Big Pitcher.
April @
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.NERCN.y.N'T OKN.
w TT & i q A X nv

MOULD respectfully inform the citizens of Lynch.
w burg. and the public. that they have associa ed
themselves together aud taken the large brick building
immediately opposite John Iolus. where they in,enp
10 carry on the
TIE - RING HesA.v'ESl,
in all lis branches. They have hand. and will
consiaoy Keep, beautiful assortment Of CLOTHS
CAsSlMERFS. NESllNGS, and IN fact every thinp
suitable Tor Genllomen's wear. which they will make
up order in the most fashionable Styles handsome fits
and warranted ws,kWansi pss ~.
We very respectfully invite the Gentlemen Of T. ynch-
burg and The surrounding country 10 owe call.
WM, < JOHN Oakley.
Nvi3 IL
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dress and frock Coats,

CO.lIS.
and English black dress and froch Coats,
French do blue green,
brown aud olive
Dap-de- Etc
Black English Merino
Drap de-Vlenna
Crolon GALL shades and qualilies)
Fancy Cashmere
Iweeds
krinn and CotlonaIe
White, brown, grass aud fancy Linen, +"
PANTS.
French and English doe skin and plain black Cassi,
mere Pants
do do fancy do do
English Merino
Dap Vienna
Drap-de Etc
Metropolitan twill
Willie aud fancy Linen Drilling
Plain and striped Union
kllmn and Cot,nade
BACK and fancy Satin Nests
Do do Barahea Silk
Do Bombazne
Fancy SILK
White, embroidered and fancy Marseilles :" sc
FURNISHING GOODS.
Shirts, Collars and Blossoms, Under Shirts. Dpwers
Night Shirts, Seafls, Cravals Stocks. Ties, knp'-,
Handkerchets, Gloves, Susprnders Suspeuder Ends
Suleners, Night Caps, Money Purses, Money Belts,
Walking Canes Umbrellas, SC. &C.
A large ass ,rlment Of Cloths, Cassimeres and Vest
ngs, as follows:
CLOTHS,
French and English black. brown, invisible green oil
i've and blue Broad Cloths, Drap de,Ele Ctolon Goat
ings Alpaccas. Fweeds, Milton Coating, krlmIn, fan
CIV Linen and Hamilton Mixtures
P4NT.3LOO.N STUFFS.
French and English doe skin and plain black CASH
mere. French, English and American fancy do fancy
and while Linen Drilling, Tweeds and Couonades.
FESILNGS.
! Black and fancy Sauns. black and fancy Baraihea
Silks, Bomb4zines, Cashmarett, Merno fancy Silks,
straw coIored aud buff Cashmere and fancy aud white
| Marsees.
TRIMMINGS
OF every description aud quality constantly on hand
We would invite all in want ofany Goods in our line,
to call and goods and prices deal 10
small profits and cash, and determined to sell Goods
as cheap they can be bought anywhere IN Virginia.
We make devlall0ns from first prices, except when
a large amount is purchased, consider one price
sufficient sell single article. Those wishing 10 FUR
nish their own Goods. have them manufactured m
the most workmanIIke and at the shortest notice
! French and American Fashions received monthly.
| w. W. s 90.
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April 6
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March 80
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper., 1846-09-05
N EDICAL CARD!
WI PERFECT CURE OR NO CHARGE,
In ALL EORMS DE SECREI lISEASl

IN ALL FORMS OF SECRET DISEASE!
DIR. HARRIS OFFICE, LOCK lNFIRMARY, No.
Is E. PRATT STREET, between President st. and
the Bridge. Disease driven out instead of being turn
ed in upon The constitution. Who will risk health
and life by taking specific or compound, administer
ed TO all alike, without regard constitution, Synp
toms or stage of disease, when, for the money,
they can obtain the advice and treatment of skillful
and experienced Physician3
DIR. HARRIS, distinguished graduate of Cam
bridge, united with an eminent practltiOn from New
Orleans is well known 10 the citizens of Baltimore
a skillul and experienced PHI, scian. He makes
no promises he cannot fulfil. His charges are mode
rate. Where cure is warranted, il is given in writ
ing, so there can be miStGkei
REMEMBER THIS
No Mercury, Balsam, disgusting Ols or fpted Drugs,
tainls his remedies. They are made of sweet but
powerful Vegetable cOmpOun ds-purifyng The blood.
strengthening the slOmach and forcing disease oul
instead of throwing it into the system to break out
afterwards with renewed viruence. Syphilis Go
norrhGa, elects, Structure, Seminal weakness. In
voluntary Emissions, Swelled Glands, any iDflam.
nation of the members, with affections of the kid
neys or bladder, treated with prompt skill and speed
ly cured.
GRAVEL AND PILES. These painful and dan
gGTOus diseases Dr. II. pledges his reputation TO eff
fecually cure in a few days without surgical opera
ton hindrance from business, Persons at a dis
may consult Dr. II by letter (pns paid) and be
cured at home Medicines forwarded with dispatch.
Honorable confidence observed in all cases. Advice
gratis. Office arranged with private Rooms. Open
from 6 in the molning till ii O'Clock at night
N. B, Observe the signs upon the window and the
door jy3l-tf