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PICHMOND FEMALE INSTITU1

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE,
1C ON CLAY, TENTH AND MARSHALL SITS,
RICHMOND, VA.-fhe next sessiop will commence
the frat Monday In October and close the last Thurs
day in June: Pupils may bs admitted at any time.
but 1t lie highly desirable for them to be present the
first day Of the session.
The cost Of grounds, buildings and outfit has been
about seventy thousand dollars, and additional
pains nor expense will be spared to satisfy every
Reasonable DESIRE The course OF instruction is ex-
tensive and liberal. Able and experienced teachers
have been secured and the most approved scientific
sppar6 as, school desks. l. c., have been provided.
Rev. B. MANLY, JR-presidsnt.
Mr.. r. p. LATHAM, Math. and Physical Sciences.
Rev II. II. TUCKER, Ancient and Eng Literature.
DR.. A. LEWIS, Botany, &c.
Mrs EMMA HOLCOMRE, English Branches.
Miss ELIZABETH v. NELSON, English Branches.
Miss NINA CAOLLET, French and German.
Miss JANE 9. sTANARD, Preparatory Depart
Mrs GEoReIANA MONROE. Preparatory De.
psrtment.
Mfs. MARY C. LATHRoP, Preparatory Depart
mont.
MI JOHN DUNDERDALE, Piano and Organ.
bliss EMILY DUNDERDALE, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs EMILY CRUDE Drawing Painting, SO.
Mr.. EUGENE CREHEN. DO
mir. and Mrs r. SUBLETT, Stewards Department.
TERMS PER sEssIoN.
Board and Washing. $3.50
Tuition In Preparatory Department. 80
Collegiate ............ 50
Ancient and Modern languages, each........... 20
Music on Piano Forte, Guitar Organ. to 80
Drawing, fantlns, &C.. ~ to 4o
u Pamphlets containing further information may
be obtained of the PrsMdent.
az 6--dSm REV. 3. MANLY, JR
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VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT ON
v PLANK ROAD 81 MILEH FROM RICE.

V 1 hIUf1.
MOND, FOR SALE-The subscribers author
lied to sell the valuable tact of land the West
Ing the Farms Of Messrs Jno Clendinns and ' Jas
C Spotts. The tract contains so acres-haIf cleared
balance in wood. The buildings ON the place con.
sst OF dwelling with rooms, besides cellar and
garrett and excellent barn. The soil is of excel.
lent quality.
For terms, &C., apply ..-..-.-
/ se4-2aw2w GOODIN 4 APPERSON
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. DOIIAR6 REWARD.--Runa

L ~ way from the subssribsrs On the Dishsc
the 18th instant, negro msn named JESSE, abcu.
80 years OF sae. Of DARK eomplsxiop has deiieste
LOOK Eve fe eight OF nins inches high. 10 rather
clined to be stoop sbouldsrsd. Alec, negro 20.
man named ADELIA, about 80 years old feet high.
Of brown complexion. hes some Of her front teeth
out, she has mole her chin and soar on
her riaht arm. Also, bIisht nulaite girl named
ELLEN, II % ye.rs old, about e ct On inches
high, brown straight hair, blask eyes There 10 70
doubt that they Will attempt to get to free state.
We will give Ons Hundred sad Fifty DoIars 70.
ward for the apprehension of the above negroes or
fifty dollars reward for either Of them with ali res
sonable expenses. JOHN NErTLE0
Ne 17-ts G. B. LIPSCOMB.
|nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS KE-
" WARD.-Ranaway from the Exchange Hotel,
last Saturday morning, JOHN, the property Of the
easte Of JsInes Griffin. Hfs
JOHN IL about q years old, feet 10 or ii inches
high; stands erect; hiss quick wslk; 10 dark mu-
latto, and quite a likely man
One hundred dollars will be paid for him, II taken
out Of the State fifty dollars If out Of the city or
county, and twenty-five dollars II taken in the city
or county. SAMPSON JONES,
su 16-dkcts Agent for Jane A. Griffin.
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VuE UoNDrPEIu. LADY HAS AZ

THE WONDERFUL LADY HA w.. Is
Il RIVED.-The best planet reader u !, ~
The most difficult questions will % ot,,sly, liz
ence and calculation from many ysa" SaiL0k q!
short time only.) by MADAM .tr.sa ssi
franklin strcet between Sd and iih
door to Alex Motifs residences ,nnsss CAN
T. Cures can DO made for Bill npf,iat0sA
cEkS, COINS and SORES OF Gil as's"f
AN 3f-fm<
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VIRGINIA WORM KILLER-T---.-
v children are v eak and puny sp3 -. a Iouf
from the effects of worms, Ly an MAJ az nd.rtul
COTS VIRGINIA WORM KILLER I've Hs ri
pared especially for children, bang sssst ,,a Is
1t, mothers. '''ofei, N
an go 'nis " e J. FIC0f
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VALLEYS MAGICAL PAIN ~

~ TRACTOR will subdue gain and ipHsn,io,
from the severest burns or scslds, In from us !,
twenty minutes. and will heal the wound, vilSos,
scar; Ii efectually cures Fever Sores Pill. An
Rheum Infaulmatory Rheumatism, Cuts Womb
Bruises scsid Head, GornS and Bunions Eryfph
Sprains, Svellinss, Felons, Chiiblans, Biss,ot ia
scots, swelied and Broken BTeast Sore hipp,,
Eruptions and sll other intiammatcrY and cuisSsa,
diseases where the parts affected San BE- reached
This article IL now put up in blue wrapp,n VII,
new steel plate label, and signed BY H. bale, NJ
ker, and @. Y. ClickneY & Co, Propiietors tc ssl
against Ihe numerous countsrfeits In nearly cav
ssora. Il-- ~
BENEFIT 4 BEERS, Druggists, are The os,
authorized agents for the ssle OF the genuine pss
STYLE and they furnish the trade at proprislor,r J
es. Retail price only 25c. a boz nh 26-dh ssp
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EDUCATION.-The next Session of the
IL School at Woodbourne will commence on the
cember following, with q vacation Of two months
during Summer. II will be conducted By Miss sAuN.
DERs, highly accomplished Southern lady; and az
its object schIefy the education Of my two daugh
tiers. limited number only Of young ladies can be
received a. Boerders.
TERMS.
For Board and Tuition in English.
" Tuition Ia French. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Muslc..... ~
y No charge for any Medical attention
VIM. J. PENDLETON NJ D
sc 5-d1sw&w4w Fredericks Hall, Louisa.
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HOSIERY.-A large and well assOrtod
- stock OF Hosiery just received. Among the
have had bslote. - - = -.
-ssu O. HAaswHLL 4 90.
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NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
IN THOS r. PRICE Co

as:h sSsy invite tie ss' ..snsoa q city
Tssls e and Mantle. Win be
s.s sss g e
they gill keep eonpls.. ...o,.m.n. of Curtain
sr i91 and sssasss. .S!si vii b made and
pat up In the sty and made up azd packed csrefaly
Tor any part OF tbs country;
They hsve opssed alresSy-
Elsh ssossds! p!ss .ss y s,'s :ss sl!s'
ezra Deb iss T Voc sa ssi q; vsi.ssis Fisls.
Rich printed De LANES and French Aeginos
srsaaS sOUa.a 81 large sna Complete a.,or
uent--fast colors
Hosiery and Gloves In great variety.
WON On, house and field servants, il now complete.
and consists Of than the uaua variety. to which
Best Sleeps grey sattinets and common Kerssys
Maryland aud other mahes-Flaid Domesties
Good and heavy LiDdssys
Cotton ozu,seIs' and good brown Shifting g. &c
CALMON'S PATENT g RAIN AND
- GRASS SEED sEPARATOR.-Thls machine
inois and wherever it has been exhibited has taken
precedence of all others, for cleaning Grain and
The first Silver Medal was awarded to the inventor
at the Worlds Fair In New York. and the first prize
at the New York State Fair in 1852. 1t has been
adopted by the Richmond city millers, who recon-
mend it as the best machine known for separating
cookies and ether impurities from wheat 1t will Sc
parats any two seeds Of different size or weight 10
simple in its construction, and easy kept in order
1t il peculiarly adapted to farmer uses as it requires
but little power to work it. and cleans grain more
perfectly than any machine now In use.
1t can be furnished at the following prices, viz:
For FarnsrS Machine that will csan Is 10 so bush,
For Farmsrs Maehane that viii clean 50 to
For Of Fei@ss9s sseiias for ici::
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r. 10 GENTLEMEN.-My stock Of

n TO GENTLEMEN.-My stock Of
Boots, shoes and Caters. for gentlemen's
wear, 10 a. good can usually be found In
~1 any one Establishment. / receive regular
supplies from the best Northern manufacturers, of
all the most fashionable Styles and In addition,
rouderng my assortment always very complete.
will also make TO order anything that may be want
manufacture Boots and Shoes, sny other dealer 10
the city. Gentlemen are invited TO give me trial
JNO. G. FACE, JR
aus No Is Market Bridge.
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TVRTTE RI ur 0U----.

hUE ~ RI OIL.-Fe,
,.oo. srysry DESCRIPTION, on Ia. 1 :. ~ sor,,
s sscms equal 70 "a ouass Of ss..s O..
sr.isse aad spraias. UIssu .,., WIFE,,
caans sore Lees and chiIhisins : slleas, s..,A
~ w sne Isfter, Stinss OF Ins...ss ss CaWss.
sns Neiis, lnaaned Brsssts eai.ss9 Wsspa. aA
neS1s swciied Legs and stitYns.. ~ fans,' ~
TO colds. 10 damage From
syyll:ssa 70 bars. st once, 4. l..,... ~',
Friss % and - ssnss bottle "''sno ssa
sole Propristo,s - co
TiDiN0S FROM CHFSTr ssshnos3
GHEsTERrIELp Co
4hes~s Dove 4 Co Richmond "a, AuI b.,
mules was turned loose in ~. 80, all ons u
playing about with other mu,s. ..sos yard. 81
o. ~. hole body against large pI.,s IN the >. =
cutting ei4seif on the thigh Of nm s Of shs.,n
long. and from an inch and b fto , About lss rs
the wound vas Of soeh ehsrpets, =. inches -.
woui never be OF any service 70 ny |. 70 sspsost
notice offhe Turf OIL la the psns,. ssain. g.
applied It 1t once to the cut Ana !, prcen.S !.
weeks he was perfectly well a., aaa a 10 sbos. ~
cannot perceive the least tear ~ - vort, ,,s,
made. ~aefs tbs -, "a
g.-Thsre are m.,v a wIN1sssss
this nei,bho,hooS hL e1s iiirjari.s 10 AZ. AZ
Turf Oil. and II OF any beas6 ,o,, Saret !, ~.
you many certificates The az ou: ssa ,s,.,,'
IL 10 the quickest hsalins rsms ,hasishhorhoos y
sob1 81 A ~
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE.

COMMISSIONER OFFICE,
CHESTERFIELD C. H Sept 10, 1855.
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE ES-
II TATE OF WIN. D. FUQUA. DECD, AND
ALL OTHERS CONCERNED You are hereby
n9slhed, that at the request of Geo. W. Saellings
Sherif OF the county Of Chesterfield. end as such
Aamiaissrstor OF VIM d. Fuqus, decd, and in pur-
suance OF decree Of the Circuit Court of said coun.
Euqaas Administrator and Others, pronounced on
ine 4sh DAY OF May, 1855, have appointed the 18th
gay OF Yet next at my Office for taking an aeconnI
OF the administration OF the said estate and an A..
count OF all the personal estate of the said
and also an account of all debts and demands ssains.
the same --f. ~eAss
Given under my hand a. Commissioner of tho s,;d
Circuit Court. the day and year first aforssaid N
BE H-w4w w. w. z. COGBILL CONF
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EDUCATION.

$500 EDoOAAkONs
r. W. ROSIER,S SCHOOL win reopen
+ u MONDAY. ist ostober on the same tsrmsss
hs Rs.iseaes Church Hill
Communication to be made ct }. B. vloLlNps.
III Main Street. % II Nv
DICHMOND COLLEGE.-Thee xer-
h else. Of this Ins,i.ution viii be is.umeS on she
ished and the pre- misses have been Thoroughly oyer.
hsulsd and improved Additional supplies Of Che
mlsal and Philosophical Apfsrstus will soon DO re-
AZ the close Of the last Session an Academic De-
partmen, established and committed to the man
aeemeDt OF an experienced and successful Teacher,
Ro HALL, A.. M and separate building has been
assigned to him for conducting the operations OF bis
Enslish Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic, he,
aud the elements Of Latin, Greek and Algebra. will
and seus The course
study with special referencs to that pursued In the
Tuition IN Academic Department, s45; in Collie
eate. s5o payable strictly, one-half on 1st October
store Of Messrs HARsoLD l. MuaRAY for the use Of
persons desiring moro detailed information.
se 15-eod1stO
THE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION of
J. the CLASSICAL AND COMMERCIAL
directly opposite 81 Johns Church. ;
Boy viii be fitted for any degree Of say.nssmsnt
studies viii be received for which, and those purg-
Ing the Modern Languages, the most eompstent In
the " s.
Pupils Win please be present - near the opening
v '"' '' EDWARD W. CONE. A. H..
se lI-ts Principal.
MISS NJ. u. CONES SELECT
Avn SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIES, viii re-
open on MONDAY. ths 24th Inst
limited number OF pupils only. will be ressvsd,
and those pursuing the higher branches will be per.
itted to be present ct the experiments and ustrar
tons before the classes studying similar branches In
her brothers. school.
Her rooms will be fitted up with the most spprov.
ed modern furniture desks &C. and the School viii
have the free Of globes maps, charts &C. Of her
brothers. school, under her Instruction.
Especial will be taken in selecting insruc-
tor la the Modern Languages.
a. Rooms directly over those Of her brothers,,
go Il.-ta f.1ieH
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HOCK AND SODA WATER.
- Ring for your valet-bid him quickly bring
Some Hook and Soda Water, then you'll know,
pleasure worthy Xerxes, the great king,
For not the blest Sherbet, sublimsd with snow,
Nor the 6rst sparkle of the desert spring,
Nor Burgundy In all its sunset glow,
After long travel-ennui-love, or slaughter,
Vie with that drsught OF Hook and Soda Water.
The above refreshing drausht to be had of DUVAL
NORTON, Druggists, corner 10th and Main sts.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Chess
49, TEkfIELD G, b AUGUST Is. l855-Pur.
decree of the Circuit Court OF Che stelfield
Coanty in the case Of VIM w Akin, Executor
e.S az Robert Akin and wife and others pronoun-
5 On the 9TH day of May 1885, have appointed tbs
20 Gay OF September next at my Office a. the time
ns piaee, TOT taking account Of the sstate real
s snS Personal Of the said WIN w Aim and ri IN
ssscuts yso. Az. anna.
by the will OF EIeazar Claw To III s eeVissd
a.ln, and also to enaure what would BE- oompe.
Given under my hand a. Comnis.;o Am.
SAID Court the day and year frat afor.ssiS Oh ths
au 2o-1aw4w w. w. 2. COGBIIJ g.,
PERUVIAN GuANo MEXICAN GU1NO
j. 8. REESE,
agent for Selecting. PweAasing and Foy,oara;no
PERUVIAN, MEXICAN AND OTHER vARIETIrso
9UANo.
OFFICE No. 10 EXCHANGE BUILDING. u
BALTIMORE, MD
The advertier guarantees 10 furnsh the above
fertilizers, all Of the be { qualitIes TO eopsumsr
and dealers on best terms
~ Orders Forwarded % the above address. viii b
promptly syeeuted je l6-dk cGia.
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTH
~ ING sTORE.-The undersigned has opened
the beautiful and spacious store, No. 1877, Broad 81
ing, and selected large assortment Of fine Cloths,
Black and Fancy Csshmeres, Vestings. and Gentle.
PhiladeIphis; and being an experienced Tailor, hay
ing served a. cutter in the large establishment Of
Kent. Payne Kent, and at A. Lsvy's for a number
of years. he foeis assured that he can please every
one who will honor him with call. All he asks IL
to come and examine for yourself
A. LANG,
No. l67 Broad at. be cen 7th and
se sim 9Th, shove the MarshaT Theatie.
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Address no. NJ ANDERSON,
Commission Merchant, Richmand Va.
N. B-County Rights will be sold ON reasonable
terms lie 20-2awtsl R.M.A
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MISS NJ. u. COMES SELECT
N1 SCHOOL, soH YOUNG LADIES. viii rs'

MISSES KINGS SCHOOL, Corner OF
AVA BROAD AND MAYO STREETS, will open on
MONDAY, the 18th Of September next. The in.
stIuetion 10 thorough the discipline mild, but firm
Competent assistants in the French, Nude, Drawing
and Painting departments have been engaged.
% 15-2w
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T1ILTNGTON SCHOOL.-The next

"a .ioss th. 9oth of December. The sub ssriber
hss been 90 Ions and 20 exclusively ensased 10 the
duties Of his profession, that tho desire 20 insttust
4 IL one Of the purest pleasures Of his fe TO ehord
committed to b: 1s to inar
=. =; as,dr.rs their ,i1sfrtness mou and ctiz ne,
their spiritual enjoyment here and ther h,speins ns
hereafter. The number Of BosideIs u nmMec s sno
sRsw vsssnces remaining. No location could be
more convenient for parents In Richmond ana the
. .s u.ro.sro tn. Fl. FOX.
an SO-2aw2w
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TRENCH BOARDING SCHOOL FOR

u. u. IIUI1E . CLAOSICAL ANU
H. COMMERCIAL SCHOOL. ON FRANK.
LIN, ABOVE 7TH STREET, RICHMOND, VA
This School will reopen On MONDAY, the 18th Of
September next, for the ten following months,
the same plan and terms years previous.
Pupils prepared either for College or this
Cour ting Room
The entering Of some of the Pupils upon the du-
ties of a commercial life causes few vacancies
Class for beginners In English and Latin will be
formed There will also be received into the Glasses
already formed one more Pupils.
Residence over the School. an 25-Im
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MATTRESSES, OND-HAND
N1 FURNITURE. &c.-The cheapest and best
made Mattresses of all kinds hand Furniture
Of various descliptions Cooking and other Roves al.
ways on hsnd Mattresses made over to look as well
as new; Furniture of ell kinds Repaired, Cleaned
and Vanished at very reasonable prices.
WANTED 10 PURCHAsE-A large quantity of
country SHUCKS, ready prepared for making Mat.
trssses, by JAMES LUXFORD
se6-dlm&e2s* Corner Grace and 8th streets.
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.
THE Rev. w. E. WEBB, A. NJ, will
i open q School for young Ladies, on Cn1 nI
DAY. Oct. 1st 1885 Instruetion will be given in
iii the branches usually taught n our most approved
ss.istsnts For further particulars. apply to the fol-
lovina ssutlsmsn: o. r. BALDWIN, Esq Nh. JOHN
WrLLIIMs. Nj. A. Y. Stokes and Col. =. FoH.
s.Inr auA-2awtlO
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upucAr1oN.

ECNALE EDULA IGN,
WARwICKS ROW, CHuzcH HILL.
1nRa. DARDEN takes pleasure 10 inscruilA her
rsfrons oud tho public that her bChooL VII. re-
opsa on MONDAY. the l7tn Inst. % I--S--
MRS. A. B. g. COLE will resume her
wi eiass In SINGING and vOCALiLATIoH, the
mt week In October. Commissioner may De ieft
at P. II. Tai ior's Music store. seII-lzt-
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ENGLISH SCHOOL.-On Monday, the
~ Sd Of September. the subscriber will open
SCHOOL, on Union Hill. in the old Methodist
metic. English Grammar, Geography, Chemistry,
No. go per scholar will be charged for beginners,
BIZ payable quarterly In advance. He knows practi
caily the duties OF teacher, and that attention will
ba paid TO the children committed to his care.
an 21-lmT JOS. II. ROGERS.
Thibodaux minerva. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 18??-1858, 1855-11-10

The ESTATE OF DANIEL WEBsTER.-The ex-
ecutors of the estate of Daniel Webster is stated
with what truth we are unable to say, have re-
solved not to pay the heavy debts of the deceased
statesman, if they can help it. The Washington
Star charges that more than year ago, they pro-
missed to make dividend of twenty cents on the
dollar, and to sell Marshfeld for that purpose, but
that, in fact they have only sold variety of lots
lying On the outskirts leaving the homestead and
some 500 acres of land untouched, and in the pos
session of member Of Mr.. Websters family, con-
trarv to the intent Of the leading item of his will
which devoted this property to paying off his debts.
It charges also that the Marshfeld Library, valued
at $40, 900, which was to be sold, still remains in
the possession of his son.
We only give these rumors as specimen Of the
manner in which the memory Of our great men is
nsulted and trided with, BY those to whom their
reputation should be precious. 1t is said, that
Caleb Cushing who holds Mr.. Webster's note, to
the amount Of $4,000. is particularly active in
bruting the private affairs of the departed states
man to the public, and we should expect Just such
heartlessness from the man who has been racking
his brains for year in the endeavor to cheat Gen
Scott, by some refinement of legal learning out of
the Just emoluments Of the office created for his
express benefit by Congress. We do not doubt
that the executors Of Mr.. Webster viii do justice
by his creditors, and if they prove unfaithful to
their trusts, recourse NAV be had to the law But
we must object to the hue and cry, which is being
made over the grave Of Americas greatest states
man, as will every man who has respect for the
memory Of the great departed.
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p r OTL A INd TION

II u q l. a u II III u "
To the Citizens OF Thibodaux and Vicinity.
THINK. CLOSE AND PONDER WE'LL!
DULVERMACHERS HYDRO-ELECTRIC
i Voltaic Chains used for the instant relief and per-
antnent cure ofs NERVOUS DISEASES the first
time introduced into the State of Louisiana These Chains
first Introduced in France two years since, and from
thence have extended to Germany, Austria Prussia, Eng
land and has elapsed since they introduced
into the Unit States They are now asedin the
OF London Paris Vienna. Berlin also in every hospitals in
New York They secured and patented in five differ
Kingdoms also in tn scountry and const ny used
with the most astonishing success by both Physicians and
Patients in the relief and of Rheumatism nfuI and
Sweed Joints Nsura.ia of the face Deafness Blindness
Nervous Headache Papitation Of he Heart Contrafon
OF the Limbs, Cardtlga, Indigestion, General Debility,
Imp tence Uterine Pans and all diseases VII ch
duced from diminished amount Of Nervous Fluid Certi-
kcaes of the most beneficial effects produced in the above
d cases. have been received from Professors Mott, Van
Buren, Posi- Of New York city, Doctors Goding, Bird and
percifara anon also from stinguished Medical Men
in most of the cities of Europe. besides than thou
sand from patients who have been cured by Their in
various parts OF the country. It is established
which no Phi ician dare, deny that all Nervous
Disc are increased in severity rather than benefited
by administration of Drugs, and the
OF the people is being awakening to this truth. By
avoiding al drugs and patent Nastrums thousands have
been cured by all powerful agents of nature pure air.
proper exercie diet. bathing, be. By the OF the
Chains is greatly assisted in her efforts and i'm
pulse is siven the energies the system which
sckenn ns nnstrums that thrown before
the public. pamphle. containing certificates of cure,
description Of the Chains and the mode Of use may be OBJ
tanned free OF charga. at the Drug Store Of
= 0AUT70y 10 LADIES' 4-..s.s-
Ladies' who eseiege requested 10 them with
great caution, or by iongcontinued use miscarriage a
TO be produced.
For sale in every city in the United sates and cn Be
FRIRELL GAINES, Agents for Thibodaux.
8. sTE<NERT, Cont Agent N. 7. So. rs1-1yf
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NEW Use FOR PoTAro TISEs.-P. 4. Strobel,
of the American Female snstitude, sends to the
Georgia Telegraph, the following:
alt may not be knownt TO oil yeur readers,
that the sweet potato vine may be saved during
the winter, and used the following spring, in
propagating new crop. have tried the ex-
pertinent during this year, to my entire salts
faction, and therefore feel it my duty to com
nanicate the result for the benefit of the public.
In the fall. (any time before frost,l the vines
may be cut in any length. and placed in layers,
on the surface Of the earth, to the depth of
twelve or eighteen inches, cover the vines whilst
damp, with partially rotted straw. (either pine
Or wheat viii answer,) to the depth Of six
inches. and cover the whole With 4 light soil
shout three inches deep. In this way the vines
viii keep during the winter, and in the sprinp
they viii put cut sprouts as abundantly ss the
potato itself when bedded. The draws a.
sprouts can be planted first, and the vine ITSELF
can be subsequently cut and used Is we rene
rally plant This experiment is worthy tie
consideration Of farmers. as it viii save great
many seed potatoes, (particularly on large
Eantations,) which can be used for feeding.
~ every farmer. however, make ths experi-
nsnt lor himself md - g1vsrnsd BY fks
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