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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-09-13
AGRICULTURAL
From the American Farmer.
FARM WORK FOR SEPTEMBER

FARM WORK q SFPIEMBER.
ss r,it cur, .rioN % WHEAT, N.Y.. TIMOTHY DRAM.
isa. Nc rHr rALI EXn,Hirion,
Seeding IN II naked .fuHo,c, pioughing. Sc w here
II IA Designed 10 break up n Glove ley. grass swnrd ur
old Held, Tor wheat. wo would plough deep. say : iuoh
rs. Turn the infrnw Hat. run n heavy roller In the direc-
ilo, ot tho iotrow. then harrow aud crns' harrow. II
we Intended In use Guano as n manure. we would SOW II
broadcast. AT HE rnte Of from 300 10 400 lbs, per acre.
taking care 10 let the pl uels cover nearly ms fast NJ the
guam WAS sown. As u precaulion. however. neuinst the
escape and consequent, Loss of the already formed ammo
MIA ii Tho puhno. we would previously mix q peek OF
plaster with every hundred pounds OF it. The plough.
ing done. W. woul again harrow aud roll, when the soil
would be fesdy tr the reception of the seed.
Pulling IN The Seed Ne believe lhht the best plan
10 sns wheat. is by the drilling machine. BY This meth
od greater regularity Is attained in the distribution nf the
seed n great saving of seed ia Effected, n considerable
gam in product Obtained. l,ss liability TO winter killing
secured, while the chances OF exemption, IN soiuc extent.
against the rust, by the tree circulation Of air Through
the drills. are increased. IT, however. the drflls shnuld
not he used, and the seed plough should. the wheat
should MT be buried more than from two To three inch
rs nj farilest. II the culuvator be used. The depth
would be regulated by the depth of It's tines, hui when
ever The plough, cultivator or harrow be rsed. the ground
must be rolled with a heavy roll r, so IA To bring the soil
mo immediate contact with the seed, and effect n smooth
surface. Should any one contemplate manurinp his
ground with hune- earth, we would suggest hat 10 bush
els per acre will be enourh, but that is activity would
be increased, by mixing o bushels Of ashes. pr mere,
with II. Sow broadcast harrow and roll.
Uaier Fiuroms- The wheat TO-. lay oG water. fur.
lows, aud run the roller cross wise over them.
FERMENTATION Of The Seed - Wash the seed wheat in
clean water. until The water cen ses To he discolored. then
soak ii in n brine made of salt. strong enough To float no
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THE NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

TUE undersigned, President oil the noatd 81 Trustees,
1 gsIcaNe to call the attention ol the public 10 ihis In
st'tu'ion For the last two yeats ithas been undei the man
1stnent ct HI FoSltR, \ NJ, who has, Is, ms fidelity, at
t'nt,on and ability, fully indicated the " wisdom 81 TIN nnaua
II s'leeiing him As its Principal. lie has given, II Is htl5e,.
co. universal abstraction To the patrons at the academy, and.
IN every respect, Is fully qualified To discharge the delicate
ana responsible duties appcrtaining to his position.
! ne bo''d have recently procured the services OF WILLIAM
= 'lANf"H, Esq, as an associate oi Mn. foSrFp-who
comes from the University Of ' Virginia we'll recommended it
the possession vi all the mental aud moral qualifications nc
ceSsdty TO constitute him a most valuable and To the Acalc.
my.
The next session otthis school will commence on the list
haN o' October. The course OF studies embraces tn, latin,
creek and French Languages, the Mathematics, and he
usual English branches
GERARD ALEXANDER, prest.
BoNRD-SlO per session.
TVlflON-s do do
Tue BOARDING department. will be also under the e>elu-
siNc control of Mr.. Foster.
Astotho qualifications of Mr.. Clayton reference is made 10
Mcssrs. Branch y Ncnablo, Professors at llampdcnS Sidney.
Rows l., Graham, ~. u of the Union Thee. Seminary.
Prot, E"cl, prrs't William and Mary College.
and orthc University Of Virginia. -
DR.. Harrison,
Sept G-ta
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DISSOLUTION.

TT'liE PARTNERSHIP existing between Moses Lacy aud
1 \. u. Garland, under the style and firm vi LACY &
G\Rl.\ND, was dissolved by mutual consent ON the Isl in
slant. MIA -. lyrec, having purchased The entire inter
est t the SAID \. H.. Garland in the aforesaid concern, the
said \ u. Tyrec and Moses Lacy are alone aulholised L.
collectih debts due thereto, and all persons having claims n
gainst said firm, will apply to them Tor the payment ri the
same. MOSES LACY,
Ang. 9-ts \. b.. GARI.AND.
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, VA.

THERE will be a protraeted assemblage OF Young Ladies'
l. at the above place, for four DAYS OF longer, if agreeable,
commencing On the 18th Of the pre- sent month. Tickets
have been circulated in all the surrounding counties and vii
lagos, and a large number are expected 10 attend. Now is
Your time young gentlemen. The regular board of ~ % per
day only, will be charged.
ISAAC IRVINE HIrE, Proprietor.
Sent 10 st
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

\ pursuance oil a decfee Of The county count oil 7 iankIln,
L pronounced at the June term, 1919. of sand court, in the
suit of Preston and others vs. Smith and others, appointing
the undersigned a commissioner to sell the lands OF which, the
late William Smith died, seized, will, on the premises. ly-
ing in the Northeastern part of Franklin county, near
stanton river, and within one mile Of Turner's mill, on the
18TH day OF September, Qnstant9 sell, by way oil public auc-
flor. ia The hipbest bidder.
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The potato rot has appeard N Rhode Island, and
sou,e farmers will lost half lh,iI GRIP.
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Y1rO Tracts Of Land,

~ one containing $50 ACRES and the other 2ii
P ACRES On one OF these tracts there are
comfortable improvements, and a good portion
- of land ON each vet to clear; part of which is
FINE TOBACCO LAND, and all is that character OF Land
cost easily improved. These tracts lie well together, and
| be sold either separate or together as may best suit pur-
= iascrs. Any person wishing To purchase is requested to
view them previous TO the day OF sale. 1t will be shown by
the Mcssrs. Turner's now occupying the same. A credit Of
one and two years, equal instalnents, will be given the pur-
chaser, by his giving bonds with satisfactory personal sccu-
rity, and the title tothe land retained subject to resale, as a
further security. The title is believed to be mdoub;cd, but
acting as c .mmissioner, | will only convey such as is vested
in me as such. PLEASANT PRESTON, COm'r.
Sent 6-t29S
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S.WHTHsO.V ~ SY.gTKA.I.N,

S.NETRTS DIV Il, SY.7TEE.I.N,
Main street, opposite the Farmers Bank,
IYNCIIBuRG, VA.
WE wish TO PURCHASE 10000 bushels of WHEAT, for
w which we viii pay the HIGHEST CASH PRICE.
Al persons having Wheat for sale will do we'll to give us a
call before selling. WILLIAM I. SMITtiSON,
ROBERT STATfIAM.
y. s. We have on hand a large and splendid assortment
of FAMILY GROCERIES,, together with a general assort-
mcnt of STAPLE DRY GOODS, HARDWARE, sc. 81,
all OF which we will sell low ior cash or give in exchange
for all kinds Of Produce,
We will give particular attention to consignmonts OF Pro-
duce of all kinds. Prompt returns rendered.
July 23-ts SMITHSON s STATI{AM.
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CABINET EuRNIuRE. CHAIRS. S0EAS. &C.

CABINET FURNITURE, CHAIRS, SOFAS, &C.
cqmM THE citizens ot Lynehbnrg and vicinity arc
M-M respectfully reminded that they can get suppl
IENW ed with any article in the above line, at my
~ establishment. Isl Canal Street, New York,
Uni at the lowest New York prices, (eyery article
warranted9 the style and quality suitable for
= Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and Lynch
burg. Orders thankfully received. Strict attention given
to packing and shipping.
JOHN IGGINS Petersburg, Va,
and ll Canal Street, New York.
~ CABINET MAKERS MATERIALS furnished We
ry low.
Sept 10-3m
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James River Estate for sale.

VDY VIRTUE Of a de;rec OF the Circuit Court of Chester
ID field, ofthe 81 of April, 1877, amended by two other de
crces, one nude ON the 18Th July, isi7, and the other on the
s9th NJ arch. 1919, in the suit OF David c. Winiree, Sc., a
gainst Lucy Winfree and others, the Plantation ON James
River, in the County OF Buckingham, belonging to the cs-
tate of James w Winfree, deed, will BE- offered Tor sale by
public auction, on the premises, on Tit liSDAN, THE 18th
OCTOBER NEXT, il fair, if not, the next fair day. The
Ilnnini ION cnnI ains hu sntNr
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DIR, BAGBY

MEIER his Professional services 20 the eitizcns oi
~ lynchhurg and to the community adjacent. Office neat
loor below the Union Hotel.
linn IL Am
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oil which there are estimated Ia be about 600
acres OF open arabic land, including about 100
- acres of river, aud small portion OF creek low
grounds. The residue OF the land is in woods, and much of
it well timbered. Nearly all the open land Is in a high state
of Improvement from the use OF clover and plaster, aud is well
adapted TO the growth OF tobacco, corn, wheat and oats.
There Isl GRlSr MILL. on the place; and a site on which
there he4 been a Saw Mill, the dlm noN standing in good re.
pair. Tue mill may be rebuilt at a moderate c1st, aud rem
dcrcd very profitable. The plantation adloins the lands Of
RI. Boiling, John and James Harris, Henry and Lorenzo
Nicholas and others, aud is about > miles from SCOTS, lille,
and $ miles from the Virginia Mills. Produce may be EAR.
riei across the river to The canal without any hauling ON the
opposite side. 1t is Well watered, by two creeks running
entirely through it, and by a number of springs conveniently
situated. There atea good orchard, and all necessary tobacco
houses, barns, r., with a small dwelling and an overscet's
hoi>s. The purchaser will receive possession Of the land,
now in crop, as soon as the erops can be properly gathered
aud removed, and will take Iull possession ON The 1T Jdnua-
~ next.
THE TERMS ARE1oneTelrth cash, and a credit Of
one, two saI three years, equal instalments, for the residue
the credit payments To bear interest from the sale, and TO
hn secured BY bonds with good security, andy retaining the
title until payment.
We are authorized 10 say, that it is not the intention of IL
ny OF the persons now interested in the estate to purchase it.
LUCY WINFREE, c
- inc. j. BROWN, OomE'
Mthe same time and place, shall sell all the stock Of cv-
cry kind, consisting of horses, mules, oxen, milch COWS,
Young cattle, sheep and hogs; also, the crop OF corn, oats,
sht,cks, straw, &c.; tngether with ali the plantation utensils
of every kind. Terms-for all sums Of ten dollars and %
yer, a credit Of six months will be given, The purchaser Civ
ing bond with approved security before the delivery of the
property; all sums under ten dellars, cash.
LUCY WINFREE, Alm'x.
Sale of the above will be conducted by Jno. }. Brown and
David {, Ninfrec.
CT IN 10
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vXvYSOR'S SEED --25 BUSHELS
w Wysor's Timothy Seed, a, superior article, warranted
fresh and pure, for sale by
Sept i0-ts Mcto'thl'f . oihfSoN'
HOLASSES--25 Barrels best Sugar House s~yrnpand
vi y -. Mulasscs-Ius receiving aud Ion sale low.
June its MccoIhl.E y SlMisoN.
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Urine LA kegs prime Leaf Lard
packed in small kegs, suitable 10, families, Tor sale by
Aug. 27-ts TlNSLE> X lAfLoh'
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taniy N Their operations by other preparation com.
pouhueo lor similar purposes, before the public
These Speoihcs are combinations approved medicines
mngng the excellent Qualities Of each medicine into one
sanaQye whole so a. 70 produce most efficient compounds
WHICH have neveryet been known to fail tits impossible
poduoe certificates OF the powered medicine Of this peculiar
nature or Otherwise host of facts might be advanced 10
acter Of these Specifics for support Iong,siandiup
cases OF G0ngrrtU an eet Structures Pains the I0 s
directions dJ me Kidneys GraBek BURNING IN The in
Grg Passages etc ETC. have yielded 20 the commando
nVlneibe aDdoes, and instances OF SYPHILIS Of the
nveerate description have fed before thermOs astonishing
sanative influence.
The Precipitation without doubt he most efectua rem
ey discovered and has cuFad many obstinate diseases
after every other medicine bad failed In its improved form
It nearly tasteess aud effects permGHoHt IN he
space OF fBe 0r sir days without restriction diet, ex.
posare or business Besides this important advantage. il
never leaves The part subject that Troublesome weakness
that often atsrthe Of nthe medicines generally
prescribed and If taken in the first Stage OF the N Il
viii arrest the discharge and remove all unpleasant feelings
in few days. in 0ngpOuacted chronic stages of The
Diseases in obstinate elects, Female Complaints such as
Whites, etc. is without doubt, the most efieoua remedy
ever discovered.
We do not offer these Specifics PANAcsA or cure
thing but Tor the ab0venaned authOr-
lied by DIS Leroy and Peetier, of Paris, CHE inventors
70 gHaraRtV cure under forfeit of $500.
We would here remark that these Mixtures have been be
fore the pnbe Of NewOauns for the last Vedrs and
they have universally proved effoaoious
eS~ ca ETJON- Bsa0are Of a base COUHterfetsr aohO
sells spurious GRd injurious article Rec0iect The Onp
dgcHt in United States is A DONNAUD, No 10 CARON.
DELET sTREET, bstlosen Cana and Common.
~ Treatise Stfcfurea be had crdtis
az Az nuvata nanupl Htinns free ~ eharPa a1
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McVOY,S TONIC.

l0ms dHa Hedtth FOkLOU us USE.
fONlCs St0RikG tOm OR0s, tension, tOne) medicinal
agents thaifesore the sound and healthy elasticity the
strength and vigOr Of the body when is weakened and
axed, and when there deficiency Of tone vital power
rom the influence Of disease
This t . acts upon the nervous, the capillary and
ihe muscular system. IL the heart through
sympathy with the stomach and also by the Absorption Of
The active principles employed that they he directly
applied 20 the moving centre, and 20 the coats Of the blood
vessels Indeed Of all The preparations oonYe by the
ice of man, this among those which exeTs the most
powerful TONIC effect 10 increases the digestive powers
Of the stomach Etmnlaes The netnes and being dissolved
IN the gnste and intestinal juices taken up by the absOrp-
enis, enters the hOo aud stimulates the Whole The
aspect and the whole powerg0t The system called into
healthy aeion. judgments the powers al the secretary sys
on The nerves increases the general vgorot all the functions
u CURES without puFging1 0here there pake rel
Ion SKIN, attended Nth snefHgs, 4RGsarea, Dr0psv
jaHHdtce, Diseases IF he Hedrt 0bstructsd Weastrua
ton, thLQTosfs and may be used with entire
Weak Habit, Indigestion, Relaxation HgStsria SerQfza
Chronic CataTTh, Chorea HgpOch0ndFtqss. Green Sick
ness Paralysis, Riekets and during the exhaustion which
iOllgws acute diseases.
G# TONES not be used where there s Fever or
Inflammation. Price Ct 90
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REEpTcAL onI.LHGn.

No. SO CUSpOJWHOUSE IS STREET, N. o.
HNNALU ABLE DlSC0NERK--nO PAY REQUIRED
UNTIL CURE Is EFFECTED- UiseaFes cured IN
lew dRYa by regular phyaGn without metcary other
eotonOpa medicines At No. SO CusTOMBOusE sTRKRT,
New Orleans, LouEiana.
Dr. MULLEN calls the attention Of those afflicted with
any OF me 3otm OF cedain Disease TO hE general adve
tisement in another column The treatment adopted By
m Is that which has the approval Of the dsn Rushed
aurgsOps o. PsIi, London and New York and ta unver
sal success has proved beyond doubt that cHre
strcLe enlargement of the prOsats glands diseases in
duoad bY certain SOLITARY Practice etc. etc. be Oh
tanned 10 moral certainty application be made those
whose intelligence, akl and experience can be relied OF
since Dr. Mullen opened in thi1 civ all the many cases
that have under his care have been oned without
single exception. Some Of these Of Year, standing
One remarkable Of structure 30 old has been cnfa
20 the surprise Of the patient The gentleman (syGss
probability = known TO the citizens Of New Osans)
hand and (bY his permiEhIon) be referred 70. Dr. =
treatment OF structure not known South Of New York
Ills treatment OF gOnOrhma and geal is the perfect
ever daoogeed II the shortest safest and anrest Tho
patient takea no oOpava oubabs tUpentns other
iens doses, but obtained in two days without
pain inGon venisuce change OF diet aF psy pnler
cure Is edeGted within the time named
F iNFOTERCY ~ Dung others who By sexual ex
self collation. may have brought on Themselves any
Of the painful consequences resulting from trained
nd1lgence OF the passions, such premature imp0-
ency involuntary seminal emiEsiOna general debility Or
Or constitutional arrangement may consult Dr. Mullen with
honorable confidence he Ofiau them perfect The
sTotest secrecy observed
DR. Mullen be consulted daily at his Office No s.
CustOmhousa ct. BENJAMIN MULLEN M d.
g5@ Remember No a6 CusiOmhOBSe 1t. nl6n
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ALEXANDER HILLS
HO Us -FURNIS HING ST.

SO Camp street. NswOrleans,
NAyHERE families find all articles o. House keeping
GompHsing general assortment and select stock Of
KITCHEN FURNIrURE-COOkng Utensils, Tin and
Iron Wen, Fire Sets, Brass and Steel ShOvels and
Fgngs and Kitchen Fire iron gare.
ENA ELLED and patentmetal timed HOLLOW
WARE Fire Dogs
GERMAN SILVER, Block Tin and Britannia TEA and
n COFFEE URNS.
TABLE CUTLERY; German Silver Britannia, and Iron
TEA and TABLE SPOONS.
WQ0DM Ar E-B5asg and Iron-b0und CEDAR PALS.
EHURNS and TUBS.
RATTAN-BOUND CEDAR WARE, a new article
WILLOW WARE-Baskets, Cradles Nurse Chairs and
Wagons.
BRUSH ES-Faney and Plain busting Sweeping and
Hearth Brushes.
MATS-Jute, Manilla Alicante, Palm, and Husk MATS.
WATERS, and TRAYS.
BRASS, 9alqnnia and new Metal CANDLEsTICKs
ard LAMPS.
STEAMBOAT and HALL LANTERNS.
COOKING STOVES and FURNACES
d. q j. Wights pRent premium COOK STOVES for
Wood OF Cqal-wuh fixtures complete The most sp-
proved article in use. mars 6m
Eft- tfns nd furniah NJ
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n ~ =" " ~ ~ n AaAN HAHG NM
Tor the cuEe Of GOuOTrhusa.
elect, Structures, Venerea
Diseases, etc. etc.
Untirlng research, traveI
and labor, combined to the
advantages afforded by an
extensive and diversified
practice have enabled the
abAve named celebrated
physicians 10 make varioui
highly important discover.
les IN the healing art.
II offering these prepare.
tiOns 70 the human family.
Doctors Leroy and Peletiel
learleEsly hazard the asser
aon that they ave not Only
not surpassed, but une.
Qnaled, either for theii
curative properties or 70.
mIlduess. safety and pnr,
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ea1r sRelNe rs SIBERIA returned
traveller fsom tig Nogil tells ms q CURIOUS me-
lheV have in Si5ela % procuring wi s Y NV
4ent III 1Vinfss al (which iims le hunter proceeds
u 1hs forest armed with pitcher q wafer Aoo
.eras rSrFion meaf he deposits the bait az the
FOOT ana climb Is ste iap % 2 hign tree rs soon
s. So eeina ai.7afled By the scent, arrives, the
m.a Ts1 acme 1<afef oa the tail, and il inslanta-
reonsr emes frozen g Che ground ion which,
a6scsaana fom nis elevation with incredible
1sniffg ~ rasaneF with sharp knife cuts him
srag 81 ih6 lace The saba, from che excess
n 6siA mixes an extraordinary spring forward,
fo,s e and his tail being fast to the groundl oui
~ hl lriu, Of course, leaving is d prey 70 The
hqat Upon expressing slight doubt as TO the
probability 81 this mode ot skinning the animals,
uY friend assured inc thai lie never could have
believed i had he not frequently heheld it him
self st Pciefs5irgh Journal
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sF0 THOSE AFFLICTED wITn VEN EREAL DIS.
EASESThe reputation Of the writer well estah-
hed that all that to say 10 those who have bees
50 uhi9snate as to have contracted 81 thOas delu
u diseases knOwn and called Secret Diseases, IN part Of
her various forms that the writer after most
tut practice OF twenty confined strictly 10 Neneieai
eaFes and Diseases Of the Blood (hevigg treated and re-
ieVed many hundreds who all hope, OF
whom had been the eminent
without receiving benefit enabled 10 offer you post
lively safe, certain and speedy Should oil the
unfortunately afflicted tins short advertisement. they
would do well to call al No. 80 CusTDHHoUsR sTREET,
neore applying elsewhere and avail Themselves Of the hene-
ms9 the subscribers long and success ui xpeenee.
ulb II b. n MULLEN 81 Custom house 81.
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BE YE ERuITEUL AND MuLTlPLY,n
- CREATIVE ELK R--Ths IS the ONLY actual RENE.
y ever discovered oT impoteney, General Debility, Noe
eof habits; and many THE nosums recently recommended
lot e same complaints are worthless limitations which "
nnvaed exchange fame and popularity have brought
INTO the market The medical faculty Of Europe and the
gnlted states are unanimous in their Of
the J3Hp COhDiAl and haYe not given thelf sanction
ID single instance thai has been authenticated any
relieved By lie Juno Corda are generally snc j to leave
Republication OF certificates Of Of the question:
testimony to show thar ne great reputation that ii enjoys
was pot accidentally Obtained tut firmly based upon its
are 70 be found the happy parents Of healthy offspring who
You'd not nave been 50 hui io this exaQ dinay pepsra
the price Of me Juno Cos becsTse he tIssb tbst has
been thrown in the market opposition sold cheaper
but he acf is, the Cordial be 0fed for less and
ought 70 be much dearar many the gradients which
compose amOn costes things IN nature whereas
he othsIs are made OF eheap drugs, worth but little in
ney and ess IN merit We assure the reader that the
reliance may be placed the Juno Cordial in the cure OF
the malaes mentioned above and also OF those which fol-
and General ProstIaon Htabty, and All Nervous Aiisc-
lions indigestion, Suggshness Of the Liver elect Leu
oorthma on Whites, and FlBOf Ab0s and eVey disease
ans connected with ire disorder OF the Pfocrsatve
Is and Il used as directed is almost certain produce
positive and permanent Persons ahost NARY If
conscious OF any weakness disability Of certain nature
health and in bnef peod and where want Of OF.
beneficial results may Be anticipated with eonhdsnee Ii Is
4 priceless value 10 those without offspring II has taken
il may become known.
It also nossesse unrvaed qualities o. curing nopieut
poen who have sought our delightful eimaie for the rego
ailon O. their hea and the result that medicine has
neen adoe to the catalogue for the cure OF nopisnt
To spread wide the blessings Of this medicine have ap
pointed Measu. hudson s. CO. Of he civ OF New York
in the United etates OF America gents fot is sae
Naples July 10Th. 1915
Sold ONLY IN New Orleans at So POYDRAs STREET;
IA Mobile. BY X. joseph Fucker. tya lY0