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ViI'yinia:

VirRiniH:
4 + rules holden in the Clerks Office of the Hastings
"A Court, held in and Tor the Corporation OF Lynehbnrg, on
the Sd day OF September, 1919.
Edmund Logwood Plaintiff,
against
Hammond r. Beach, and John c. Shacklcford and John
s. Iewellen, IT,, late merchants aud partners, trading under
the firm and STYLE of Shackiciord Y Lcwellea, and the said
John G. Shackleiord, indiv ,dually, Defendants.
N HANCEkY
The defendants Hammond II. Beach and John C.. Shack
leiord, not having entered their appearance and given seeni-
~ according to the Act Of Assembly andtth Rules of this
Court, and il appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants OF thiscountry: II is ordered, that the said
defendants do appear here on the first day of the mex. term
and answer the amended bill of THE plaintiff, and that a copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper psiDt-
ed in the town of ]. ynchburg, Tor two months succesSis, i3
and posted at the front door OF the court house, in the SAID
town. Acopy-T~te,
Sept l0-w2m JAAIEs BE.NAGH, Clk.
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virginia

4 4 Rules acid in The Clerks Office If the Circuit SUPER.
~ or Gontt oi Law aud Chnnccry, for the County Of Am
hc,st, on Monday the 1t day oi October, 1919.
Willis II. Plunketi, " Plaintiff.
against
John II loads and 1.perciia his win; John 4. Rhuads,
Oh we'll u. bncy llhoads, Eliza A. Rhoads, NowtoH Rhoads.
Elzaheih Rload-, -- 1intiicum aud Julina +. his WITT,
formerly Julina +. lihnnds, and Susan, Saia, &. and vii
liam I. lthoads, infants under the age oi u years, by Robert
Iinsley, specially assigned their guardian Thornton lthoads
and james Garland, Defendants.
IN GllANCEIiN.
The defendant Newton Rhoads, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the Act Of As
scmply and the Rules oi this Court, and II appearing by sat
isidctofy evidence that he Is not an inhahiiant of this Com
monwcalth: II is ordered, That the said defendant do APP
pear here on the first Monday in January next, and answer
the bill oi The plaintiff, aud that a copy Of this order be forth.
with inserted in sono newspaper published IN The town oil
l%.ynchbntg, Cor two months successfully, and posted at the
front door Of the Court House Of this county.
A~eopy-feste,
OFT 1s-w2m ROBERT TINSIEY, Clk.
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R3, The National lntelligcncer, of the 18Th
inst, announces the return ofthe President to the
seat of Government. He is represented as being
highly gratitied with the hospitalities extended
10 him by the people of Baltimore and the splen-
did exhibitions of mechanical skill and husban-
dry which he there Witnessed We hope our
Democratic friends no longer entertain anxieties
with respect TO the composition otthe MESSAGE.
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OF any Importance from that fortress was reported. The
Hpngarians made a sally on the Is h, and obtained some
advantages over the Imperial troops.
Nothing definite has been arranged in regard 10 Hun
ears. II does not appear that there is any insur %nonntahlr
dl1i 'ulty in the way of a faal pacifca,ton ON the ground
of u complete u non with Austria. The Emperor ot Rus
STA has returned 10 ST. petersbureh and his irnnps are
gradually withdrawing within The Russian frontiers.
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RICE M O N D M A II X
Oct. II, lSi0.

ob' II o''
TOBAGCO-The market is unusnally animated, and
prices ofmost descriptions steady. The breaks are small,
he receipts very light, and stock decreasing. We quote
Iugs 50 a s. 50 for shipping, and 50 25a 81 80 for
manufacturing common Leaf s. 5Oa 50 80; Good and
Fine Sc S. 50;and Fine Manufacturing IS 80 To Sl2.
Receipts continue moderate, Sales of
Richmond s%uperfne have been made at S50G,; Scots
Vile, s. ~ a s %.
WIIEAT-The receipts are ample, and sales continue
to be made N 81 05 for white, and 81 for red for mer-
chantable lots-eXtra qualities may be quoted p cts. per
bushel higher.
CORN-Nve quote Corn at So to So cts. per bushel
CORN MEAL-G0 10 65 cts. per bushel.
OATS-Nol much doing. We quote 80 cents per
bushel as the selling price.
GUANO-Patagonia $50 per I'm Of 1000 lbs; Peru
Wan SiI for five tons or lnofe; SlS for smaller quantities
say from 10 8 tons.
WIllSKEY-Richmond rectiiied. 90 cts. in barrels,
with a good demand; Cincinnati fectlfed in bbls, none
in market.
PROVISIONS
We qnote Smjthfe,d ard city cured Bacon al
Scents, hog round; W estern sides G.a7 cents;shoulders 5sa
6 cents. Hans 9 a I els. Lard, in bbls Z as cts;
in kegs, Sag cts. The demand for Bacon Of all kinds is
small.
BUTTFR-Mountain. frkin, 10 a - cts. per ID. for
a superior article; an ordinary article may be quoted at 10
to ~ cents. Supply Increasing and demand decreas
FLAXSEFD-s lG-none arriving.
CLOVERsEED-Sales at 81 50a5 per bushel.
AA-22 TO % cts. per pound.
COAL-lOto Is cents per bushel; best Clover Hill
Is cents.
IlIDES-Green sailed 4 cents per lb. Calf sailed 81
cents to 81 each; Spanish Is IA cents.
lRON-pis Iron $2i To $50. according 10 quality;
Swedes S95 per ton; English SG5; l~redegar (Ricbmond
mandatory 500; IN Country Bar $e5 to ISL, accord
ng to quality. Nails 4.
FREIGHTS.
To London 27s Cd; Liverpool 25s, for large ships;these
rates have been recently paid, but the shipping season is
getting over, and little tobacco remains on hand.
New Nork-Flmr, per hbl., l2a cts Coal, SEA &c. per
bushel; Tobacco, 81 per hid boxes 10 cts.
Boston-Floor 20 cents; coal none shipping; Tobacco,
per hid. 81 80; boxes 25 cents.
Baltimore-Coal 3 cents.
Philade%l phia-Flour 20 cents; Tobacco 81. per hid,
20 els. for boxes; Coal 5 cents per bushel, Pliladtl phia
measure.
n The Caaal-To Lynchburg and intermediate pla-
ces, 10 cents per 100 lbs.
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yir.inia:

Virgini0:
A r Rules held attic Clerks Office Of the Circuit SUPERB
N or Court Of Law and Chancery, for the county OF Am
herst, on Monday, the lt day OF October, 1919.
Wesley l.. Duncan, Plaintiff,
against
William II. Camden, William \. Richcson, administrator
90 Thomas Tucker, deed; IIartwell +. Pryor, William
Tucker, Alexander Bros n, Sheriff of Nelson county Daniel
A. Cheetwood, administrator of Lavender London, decd j.,
who was executor of Austin Wright, decd. and w illiam II
mgges, late sheriff of Nelson county, and as such admins
traitor dc bonis non with the will annexed Of said Austin
Wright, decd, Defendants.
IN CUANCERY.
The defendant William II. Camden, not having entered
his appearance and given security according to the Act of
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an ~inhabiiant Of This Com
monvealth: 1t is ordered, That the said Defendant do APP
pear here on the first Monday in Januai next, and answer
the bill OF the plaintiff, and that a copy ofthis order be forth
inserted in some newspaper Published in the town OF
Lynchburg, for two months successfully, and posted at the
front door OF the Court House OF this county.
~Acopy-Testc,
Oct 1S-w2m ROBERT TINSLEY, Clk.
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ARHsN III OF THE CAIEDO
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE-BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
Transmitted for the american.

Transmitted for the american.
Boston. Oct. l2.-P.M VI.
The Royalmail steamer Caledonia arrived here to-day.
bringing one weeks later ndvices from all parts of En-
rope, Loniun dates to the 28lh nlt., and LIVERPOOL
29lh.
The telegraph from here toSf. JONAS, n. b.. being
ont of order. the news by the express was Of course
detained, aud what you receive | forward from this
place.
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not animate him, and adversely only increased
his depravity and confirmed his habits. He lived
melancholy and died vicious. His talents gave
him ambition, and hence he crayed success, but
his vices withdrew from him the confidence of
his friends, and he, therefore, felt the warnings
of despair, and, relaxing his efforts, sunk into in
activity. He lived in protested contempt of the
world and died without its regrets.
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ITEM S

The Hon. Thomas Brown, the recently
elected Governor of Florida, has entered upon
the discharge of his official duties. In an order
of the LIST inst. he directs tho discharge of the
volunteer troops, called into service by his predc-
cessor, for the purpose Of operating against the
Indians; the General Government having asSum-
ed the responsibility Of progressing the hostilities.
= Elihu Burritt, the learned blacksmith, was
to have left Europe on the 9th inst. II is pro-
posed TO hold a grand meeting, in the city of Bos-
ion, to welcome him and other members of the
Peace Congress upon their return.
The health Of Mr.. Calhoun is represented
as being very feeble. Ills friends are advising
his removal TO Charleston.
1t is rumored that Kossuth is on his way TO
this country. This, we Judge, is only a rumor.
- dispute is going on between the Philadel-
phia and st. Louis papers, in relation TO the NOR
ais of the two cities. Judging from the riots of
the one, and the recent convention TO suppress the
dissertation of the Sabbath held in the other,
morality is a scarce article with both.
-"The Yazoo City Weekly Wing" is the
name of a paper edited by a lady-Mrs. III. n.
Prewett.
Mrs. Kemble still continues her readings in
Philadelphia. 1t is her intention to visit Cincin-
natl, at an early day, and postpone her visit to
Washington until the session of Congress.
= Sir John Richardson has returned home
from his iruitless attempt to obtain I idings ofSir
John Franklin.
- Bishop Whittingham ofthe Protestant Epis-
cqpal Church, administered the rite of confirma-
ton TO fourteen persons in Christ Church, Wash
ington.
Bishop Delaney has issued a letter, direct
ing prayer and thanksgiving for the abatement of
the cholera.
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o BITUAR Y

Died. IN the ID inst. after a .prolrarlrd lllness. at the
residence ef her s'n-in law. Mr.. Charles W. Mct'aul.
Mas. SARAH DOYLE, consoft Of THE late John Doyle,
at Richmond in the SD year ot her age.
G3- Tie st. Louis, Mo-, aud Baltimore papers will
please copy,
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TRY IT! TRY IT.!

TNIIE SUBSCRIBER is now prepared 10 furnish the pub
l. lie with an article which he calls " ANTl-CHOl. II
MlXrURE," This article is prepared from the Recipe Of a
celebrated Physician, and has bvcn used by many persons of
the highest respeciabilty in This place for the last FIVE
YEARS. II is confidently recommended in eases Of DiAR-
RiIuA. ~DYSENTARY, CHOLERA MoiBuS, CHOI.E-
RIA CIlOLlC, Sc, and needs but a trial 10
prove its efficacy. II is not unpleasant to the stomach Oh
taste, and may be given to adults ar children with IMMUNITY.
Certificate oi its good effects might be procured, enough to
fill a new spaper, but the article will speak for itself-try it.
Prepared and soldby
July 26-isif JOHN H.. StAY, Druggist.
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BLANKETS.

200 BLANKETS, received direct from The importci
lOU in New York, which we will sell low.
Oct. Its McCORkLk. * SIMPSON.
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R. nj. MAN,

I5l. Main street, lagle square, Richmond,
AFFElS for sale the following Articles, fresh and III iine
- order
10 bales Molicr Almonds, 10 sacks Seil, do, . do Eng
ihh Walnuta, 3 sa, L. BAIL Nutsi 10 10 Pecan do : ID
L lbtits; so boxes lt,isun : d. ttttunj 3 cafcs PInnts in
e ,s lars, 10 haxez Lemons, % hhla FAN %iipriesi . eases
Preserved Ginger, 100 b1Ncs SatdinssI lodu Maceatant ard
Nerm,ccli, 10 hnSes Rock tandYI 4 eRsks Cuiiants, Dor
icauN OBJ BAY Water, Cocoa, fieneh Chocolate, &c.
Also-3O,a 600 Havana tiEars, ihIoeu rineil 9 do dooto
Imitation do 10000 Medium quality do ao,cOo con mon
do, =, 900 Manila Chctoots, % baSes Manufactured Inhar-
90, large and small hoNce, fine and medium qualiiyi Maeca-
heu, liarpee, Scotch, Nnchiioches, .nndy fo1is md lr'.l,
Blnruaid Snuis, liuD dozen bionthu 2hDdo Fine I nj. ibo
do spanish smoking 1ohaeroi 10 hoNes, 2 gtoss zach, ! no
Cut Pressed Chewing Tohaeso3 % gross Buckingham
II pes, 20 boxes Chalk Pipes German, Nurslnum aud oh
81 Pipes in great variety, tifat taiscs, Tubes, Re. AMI
viii be receiving. regularly, Fruit. NUT, Ssc, when intheir
opc, sea Oh, " hirn wili he sold upon as good terms asti"y
can be- purchased NJ any other sinte IN the city.
a. Also II ihe assoitn,n mt ri Willow and Straw Goods,
Basket, Wlisls, Blooms, &c. Sc. 81,
Oct S-Iit
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LYNCHBURG CASH STORE

NEW FALL GOODS, - 10th SEPT. Islo.
TOM J. piRNlS, Ao'r, ~ INV receiving his FALL
- and WINTER stock OF by ..pad-, Shoes, hats, Gaps,
ionucts, NJ. So w. Flanucls, Blanhet-, A pncas, Muslins,
Fall Calieocs aud %t.inglams, Broad, loths and tassimefes,
Cassinctts aud Yam Jean. of all kinds, with a great many
other gm,ds too tedious Ia mcution.
by EMPRESS" FROM NftV yonK | am receiving
splendid style Egyptian Mitts. Thread iAccs AMI fdgings,
al,tgc supply very cheap, Bonnets, Blach silk l.aces, Firm
gs aud G,mps, with numerous other Articles.
Sept lO-iits JNp. j, PuRNiS, Aar.
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Capt A. Clement, Capt. r.. Perkins.
Bo,cling Clark. Richard ~.iiorgdn.
JTm. "A. Clement, hhn ID. .HeraHder,
Chas. / Oliver. Ihomas ". Jones,
john C. Yard, Lolm ~. Speed,
I'm. Moore. Geo. luie.
The following gentlemen have been appoin' ell by the
Board Of Directors. temporary commissioners, for he pro
cnrement Of Stuck:
BENZ Wilkes, Geo w Dabney
Bowling Clark, ChasI Oliver,
w A Clark, Doct w l. Graham,
Edwin r. Page, Fleming Saunders,
John ID Alexander, John B Dahney,
Burwell Lee, Henry Lakewood,
James Irving, Samuel I9dy,
Abner Anthony, " JAS F Galloway,
Thomas Jones, DIR Il Snih,
II Depriest, WIN A Clement,
r Perkins, j Fchos
Edward Garter, Chas kabler,
C A Austin, JohnC Ward,
& d Gillian, J I'm Pannill,
NIB Nowlin, r Perhins,ir.,
Chas Anthony, VIM Moore,
Capt r Ward, Col II Norman,
Capt NJ Talbot, Ricb'd Morgan,
Capt A Clement, ID ct II w Wilhets,
Capt Thos Fox, Littleton Letlwich,
Capt II r Franklin, Col r. Wyllie,
Baldwin Payne, VIM A Poore.
Philip Payne. John p Lynch,
Stephen S Diuguid, John o Taylor,
James Russell, Stephen Perrow,
Geo. luiIlP.
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.HumTOrd's Honaes.'s IIiaa.

VIZ have on hand a few copies OF this work, in 2 large
w vo. vols, which we are authorised to sell at the low
price of 81 t. close account. Original price s5.5o)
July 2-ilts D. .PAYNE& BRO.
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VALUABLE TRACT Of LAND FOR SALE.
DIV HOUSE.
ppSIltpNENiEN Nj.

DISAPPOINTMENT.
The above sale IS postponed, In consequence OF the inclcm-
cney ot the weather, till Monday the 18th da, Of November
next, Campbell court day. L. l.. MOSBN.
Dst IA @tlbN
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Tan Nard and appurtcnanCcs,

the lamt prepritN oi the said Mcknight and Franklin Cal
braith situated also on the toad atnto,aid and near the said
Foundry.
The Dwelling House ia i andsomcl, located and construct
ed. on a large and convenient lot, with good Kitchen aud
Other suitable huildings-all together making a propcrt,
most desifah!e as 4 timily residun"c
The Foundry aud Tan Natd have each all the necessary
appaftcnantcs lot successful operation, aud ate in good to-
patr, and occupy advantageous positions lot business.
itRMS-one fourth of the purchase money will be re.
qnired in cash, and a credit of six, twelve and ely htren
months given on the residue, in three equal instalmcuis.
The deferred instalments To be secured by bond with good
personal security, aud the retaining OF the title 10 the pro.
prrty ill they bc paid.
The title 10 the said property Is believed To be good hu,
acting as trustee, | shall convey only such title a. is vested
IN me by the deed of trust aforesaid.
Oct lS-Mtl7N NM. W. BpYD, Trustee.
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The friends of the Virginia and T.. Rail Road, propose
giving a Ba bacue at Campbell G. H.. on Saturday, the
20th inst. Ample provision will be made for The accom-
modation Of a large crowd. Judge d. \. Wilson, Chas.
J.. NIosbv, joseph X. Irving, John WILL I. b. Deane,
Col. C.. +. NJ. Garneft and other gentlemen, are expec
ted 70 address those present. The people Of Campbell
and the counlies adjoining, who feel an interest in tie
matter, are earnestly invited to altrnl.
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STATE OF THE STOCK MARKET.
State Stock 6 per cenls-par value SlOO-sales at Sl02a
1903.
Corporation 6 per ceut-par value SlOo-last sales at
l0l.
James River and Kanawha bonds, guaranteed by the
Stale, l0l4.
Exchange Bank S~tock-psr value $lOO-last sales
tl05.
Farmers Bank Stock-par value SloO-sales al
Sl0it to $i02.
Virginia Bank S,ock-par value $40 = last sales at
$40.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BEEF.-Scale ,ceight-$2 to 81 70. Extra quail
ity will command So.
HOGS" s. net, market well supplied.
MUITONS-S2 10 3 net Is IN quality.
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Trust Sale of Valuable PROPERTY.

\ pursuance ni the provisions OF y deed vi tnst executed
j 10 me, on the llthdly 81 October, lSi6, by James l.. Me
knight and vile, aud duly recorded in The Clerks Office oi
the county Court 81 Bn, staurt county, | shall, on Saturday,
the 18th day OF Nov. isla. On the premises, offer iot sale, at
public auction, the hlte framed
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To House HUildPrS.

Fire and U.1fPp-E'rO0T Paint.
4 SUPPLY of his valuable Article inr covering the tools
"A OF houscS, tops oi railroad cats, decks al boats, bridges,
~ wherever the lire aud waterproof paint ia needed Its
in the form oi powder, which only requires To lie mixed with
oil aud applied as ordinary pairt, wirn, in a short time, 1t
hrgins 10 harden, and al last becomes II perfect slate cover.
ing, FL ctually protecting against .ffe and uat,r,
For sale by JOIN II. SEAN, Druggist,
Oct iS-3wit Sole agent Ion the palon,eo.
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DWELLING U

&fsTSA DWELLING HOUSE.
J~TN.IAA with tho l.ni on which II is situated and ap
"A puttenant baildings, Sc, on the main road
leading West from Buchanan, and near said town, h.ing the
rrercii, lately occupied a. n residence h, the said James I.
a~'ehnight. Also, the said Mcknieht's undivided interest
lheing one halt thettoiD III the aud appurtc-
nanees-the Joint property al said Mcknight and Joseph
tilmore-situatod on the road aforesaid aud near the SAID
dwelling housc. Also, the SAID Meningitis undivided IN
tctest, tbeing one hall thereby in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
ON STRUCTURE AND IT'S CURE,
THE FOLLOWING FEW REMARKS UPON STRICT

e..
ure tits believed will be deeply interesting to many
lstThat Structure is very common malady, and fire.
ss ys in hSss wS are the lent
sdfhat although Structure may long remain 50 dorman.
as TO be suspected 1t always tending to other forms Of
1That there are three in particular by
~ssh e %s s ns s
certain, pain ncoxv ennce generally
regard to the frequency of Structure this will not
pSTS that from
into elect Now there no pain q elect
Of time But hGSd b hnSwn that elect ssn5r
mates thiessnns and this hisasning il parSr other
e It's a snc
and in that there is nothing whatever to call The sstsa
as to the real nature Of his maady.
thing that leads the attention on from this dis
long impeachment to the low Of urine Is observed But
S11f ss e.
% se is nC on se
itself but the mind causing lowne Of spirits and
Slut, although mild early structure seemingly in
asvs and Of no cunt, It Is isr being really &c.
To- the
the q sh @
hs1 a.e
laying the foundation Of q the most distressing maa
a
can BE- more n e
plain structure its mild
and early STAGE and fortunately there three particu
lar circumstances which, for many the author has
found this purpose They the following The
first relates to- % - I.-l .f = liIl il.i-- I
THE MANNER URIyATIHe.--It has been said already
BIO much diminished mpeded and
that ne but sts sn s e oan nhss
drop will afterwards steal away as to wet tto
this irins e it may seem will afford ground of strong
1HE TIME A FORMER GOcoRRHGA MAY HAVE REMAINED
UNcURED-It Is not much how long ago 1t may have
CURED how long the geety stage may have continued
Neither possible every the length OF time
geet may without producing structure. for
rally disposed structure than another As general
rule however II gonorrh9a has been suffered to continue
Of from eight weeks this would strengthen
any other suspicious circumstance The third is
THE EyYEcT STRIcrUREHAs UPON TIM MIHD.-Ths
in the early stage is to depress the spirits and to lessen
Ii Is also Of its invariabe effects Not
in the degree in every individual but it
that tho writer scarcely OF structure
which the patient does not complain that he less active
advanced show the natural connection Of the mind and
geneve but for this the reader is referred to Tho
Private Treatise while the fact itself proved BY the return
Of mental energy as the cure proceeds. ,,,1L. .
with the Of stricturc-this DO
accomplished little time and without pain ineon-
venienee Nothing exceed che improvement effected by
Structure accomplished in days as formerly
months and consult the writer Who
coming to this city business for short time only return
his peculiar means Of cure can be furnished and safely
sent to any distance. :. =. :. NOR
upon every disease Of the Once hours
otto IL NJ to r. NJ Sundays cxeepted 50 Greenwich
street. JUL
Consultation by post may directed BOX 800 Lower Post
Office. - .. .-
The authors Prnetica Private Treatise may also be had
mailed free by enclosing ST. post paid TO the above address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-10
MEDICAL NOTICE.

- form variety syphtie mercurs other disease
who have been only half cured by quack had
Dr. CooPER-Sir; Last July contracted = CERTAIN Van pr
yate disease Immediately applied DOCTOR VINO pro-
mseS to eure me in A week. i continued with him two
months but was gradually getting worse tried ono acr
missed positively me 81 length .ra s sSe
dortor. concluded go into the hospital where the
doctors kert under course o. ror eghs
nv BODY covered with ulcers complete skeleton the
dangerous TO give any more medicine,
VA .vi,ed Southern climate. left the hospital and, By
~ several rend placed myself under your care on the
WELL and restored 20 perfect
lain wish this published. THOMAS GREEN, .
hs' - Carpenter and joiner, Harlem, New York
nv Cooper how long
standing of elect Structure and Seminal Weakness and
mild eases Of pri, maades cured in ~ hours without
tersrirr with the atcnts hahts. Dr. Coopcr's Once ~
IL atc street, two dVoIs fr,m Chatham streeb
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MAGNETIC POWDERS.

II ever annoyed by Ants or Flies
DEDBUGS OR COCKROACHES,
You'll find this remedy check - POI .t. TT
II Moths should gather In your clothes,
AND SPOIL YOUR CHOICEST GARMENTS,
Don't give il up but buy flask
A.. OF 8POWDER" FOR THE vARMINTs.
II insects should your plants destroy,
AND Exc SOME GENTLE FLOWER
Should droop and wither by their touch,
-1 JUST TRY ITS MAGIC POWER. .... ,f
For Rats and Nice he has a Pill,
YH MOST POTENT IN us ACTION; A'"
Should they ancvy, lust give dose; 60 ID. p .....
TWILL COST YOU But A FRACTION.
EMANUEL LYON, 40 BROADWAY l}it
the Inventor and Proprietor Of the celebrated
and Pill for the instantaneous destruction Of
and Mice articles which have received the high approval
Of the most In the city, Likewise the first
premium OF the American Institute. .l i ap10 lie