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Daily national Democrat., 1858-08-19
Days Aromatic Valley WhiSkey

" III VHUtAO UAO WHHoNN
Is put up in containing one dozen bottles each.
eS~ For sale by all the principal Liquor Houses in
San Francisco. my21-Snis
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

On. ROBERT f. WIrnEss.-This heightened gen
tleman AMI accomplished physician has removed
from Campbell county and located Mt Danvile,
where he will in future practice his profession.-
We congratulate the people of Danvile on this ac-
qusit on to their society and at the time must
express regret that our county has lost cifi-
zen SO useful, and one who commanded in al un-
usual degrc" tic confidence, aud respect Ut all
who knew hin. II is hardly necessary that we
should adj. that we W 81 him the most unbounded
success in his new home.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
81. ClsAtSLES slDrEl,
Corner Main and Wall Streets,

RICHMOND VA.
fuNlIE nnicsg Hinvc Hotel
"f wears aud fully pr.pard 4" receive the
friends and The pnbc intend :" make the ~ Charlie
all respects, tnmf", ahr aud agreeable /, its panns
Buatd o. - per daA IIlDS II. 4 INGRAM.
c.2 d'mS e2tawvtn JOHN 4, MpAlil. Jk,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

Fnxmur TRAp.-Thc receipts of freight Mt the
depot of the Va & Tenn. Railroad in this city on
Saturday. we're rs follows: Twenty five loaded
cars of produce from, the West, consisting of
4,l52 bushel. Of Wheat. 24s91 lbs. of tobacco,
l05 barrels If Flour, 1880 lbs Miscellaneous
Thirteen loaded cars were sent West the same
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

n,xeilr Ta,>scRlrr-We are in receipt Of
the 5rst number of Il semi-weekly PAPER, bearing
the above title pnblShei at Dan,ille. by AIessrs.
Miller 4 Iia.t-L,rn. The number before US is
very neatly phi tied its editorials well written,
mud taken al,"gc:l,c., is such sheet must
mend itself 10 the patrnaseof the liberal people OF
Danyilc and its vicinity.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
ARLINGTON HOUSE.
CHURCH STREET I,vpchbuIa Va

ChONCH 6TNbET, LyDChbuIS va,
FUNilS House situated la the Immediate vicinity at Tho
most business nr Of the ciy and the location
ho rst quiet and healthy ia the place To Strangers there
fnr". IT. position Is particularly desirable.
The subscribers thr thanks their friends and hs
public s,ncraiy fot III" liberal patronage they have
tended to them and thr that they viii ehiesvor I,
merit a r"ntinuante -, their isNrfs.
An OMNIBUS. BAGGAGE WAGON aud roRrERS vii
always be found Al Tie dcpots and landing the hrtva
81 III. trains AMI boats 10 passenger. Ia aud fm M
Hotel fNtt ~ ChARGE SkEAD 4 cIARk,
NM Ia Hrnnr rinra
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

Dr,TH.-Col Leonard Claiborne we'll known
citizen of pttsyvania county died at his residence
near Danviile on Thursday last, after severe and
protractcd illness. The deceased was sheriff Of
the county q number of years
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
sABE1.a. lIOuSE.
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG, VA.

7 FENITFK, TropfictOr,
fyNllS HotS having hecn thoroughly repaired, and
4 furnished and ~ additional Rooms Including u ID
MING ROOM, 70 N ~ tct attached the
ccitlon " travellers and the public generally
His table will be frnsed with he best tho marke, soris
and his Bar with the best 81 WINES AND LIQUORS.
An Omnibus Basgagc Wagon and Porirrs Will always he
found Al the srots on the ARRIVAL Of the also the
Packet boa, :" transport passenger. fac. OF charge
nuy cl,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
BANi'AIsA 3aii, 1875

GRO. W VALENTINE Il = liENtNG
GIpCERS.
(Ntrt Door 10 The Merchants Bdnk.)
I.NNCllnttRu. VA
WE keep haud constnn,'y Groceries Of the hest qua
w I, 10 which W. particularly invite hr attention .
nur friends atd customers va tender thanks To ou
"nis past tnvors and hope hy fidelity the interest
all ho to merit continuance o the w
receiving asnIctir lot OF tohr"s Mia,sos
new ct"r) Candies Leather Salt a., Ac. which "" oho
rirar f"r cash connty p,odnco ,nn,Ots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE LYNcIIBI'R(.

THE LNNt1IBI' R<s
NEWSPAPER AND PERIODICAL DEPOT
~ ECEiNES daily and weekly Of the ieAfisg Ans'i
~ eau and Eng.h News AMI Literary Papers Periodicals
AM Reviews
We call the attention all tho the
lie bt rradns those irnw which
small pat oi III. many W" prepared TO urnlsh
New York Daily Herald, Inn,nn " cckis linus.
New York Me.kl, d, I.an.on illustrated News
London Illustrated Times, Irn,lon Punch
New Ntk Lrigai, NV York Weekly.
ltMrrs Nrrkk Balnn's rictor1i.
trauk lrslies 1llss'it'rd Saturday Evening Poi.
flar Il Our n"n American nj
National lnlre aar,,tr N NnIk Clipper,
fottrtsSpt IT. American Asricnitufsi
iiarpers Magazine. :. ss, =. NrRayne,
Frank Lest 10 i.getiir lie
Chamber. jour- A.. kni"kerbnckcr,
1.ittc,s Living Age an,ieu AT Journal,
North british E",Icw Edinburgh Review.
london or1rictly. Westminster do
hlat hwoo iIuu,a Merchants Magazine
Any "f the ahosr frnished by the single copy Ia
yearly subscribers NJ rpb'isbr's fri,as
~ & VICTOR
ly lIts Successor 10 & Morse.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
SALES BY AUCTION
RUrUaR paws
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES arr. I

VyAGUA aLE "a Q. EsTArE Ar Ars~ -
TI0N-Tn pursuance with deed If trus'. execu- Fl
ted Is the undersigned Trustees Franklin Build
ing FUND Association by VIM Johnson wite esring
2i, II Nov, mbr isii .nd obedience order
the Board Of Directors of said Institution the nner>ign.
will sell Of aueia tl" premises at ~ "ciock sAlUR
DAY the day NJ August iss certain not 81 LOT
stnopd Ill in hivh Johnson resides frnntinr
a feet Falls A,. and att lining the PROPERTY Vi prier
Akrrs.
rERMS-C.sH for 4 file - pay the
past due to said assocttinu aud tins ns
for the balance credit oc and 10 mous scnrra by
ae notes. satisfactorily end rsd anl the tale retained
nut, they paid. ROBERT DAVIS,
u II pAtNE.
ang 4dt'l CiIAS N. BLACkfoRD.
GALE OF vALCARiE TAVERN PROP
- ERTY IN THE row OF LIBERTY TN pur
Of decree the Circuit C'ur Bedford in III.
fr~hangb and wife Watts adp'r q e will. SATCR
DAY the Of August s the premises sell II the
highest drr pu,,lc auction. equal undivided aiy
Of the Tavern House aud Lot and other In lngs threon In
the town Of Liberty, known crgusns Hotel The bul,
nss II addition the Tavern iouac consist Of and
convenient Storehnue and several Offices Main and
Office The Tavern Uons large ard cnisn and has
lately been put In thorough n The Stable and other
on h. aud good repair The House has
am told, a m"
TfRMs Cash " IL lie required sufficient To tho
of sau Fur the residue of te purchase money credit
Of and three eluai nsiament. Will be given
the purchaser bond with and the title
the property retained rs further security sutrclio sale in
default Of the pay Of the pp. chase money
JAMES r. JOHNSON, Com'r.
" lt-cwtlan- then dtawt2i rug
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.- Washington and
Alexandria have been visited within few days
by professional swindler. who offered and had
cashed two checks amounting to SS00-purport-
ing to be drawn by Edward Cameron, & Co., of
New York, in favor Of Edward Stearns or Bearer,
on the Bank of Commerce, N. u. and endorsed
Good, Henry F. Pail' all of which turns out to
he a base forgery. The person presenting these
checks, is tall. ood-looking, and of very gentee
aprearance-dark hair-and eyes, about % or 80
the public, particularly Banks and Bankers should
b. On their guard.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

HESsY CorNrY IrEas.--We clip the subioned
items from the Danville Transcript:
We learn that on Monday night last a most di-
abolical attempt at murder committed ut Hen
ry c. ii. 1t seems that Mr.. Webb, the constable
approached negro by the name of Kennon, for
the purpose Of whipping him, but the latter un.
doing 50, inflicted some eight or more wounds with
bowie-knifc upon Mr.. Webb. 1t is thought that
Mr.. Webb will not recover. his having been
pronounced doubtful. Kennon, whose surname is
Josiah, is still at large, but it is thought will be
captured number Of citizens being in pursuit.
On Friday night, the 9th inst, a heavy hail
storm occurred in Henry county, iniuring the to-
bacco in the vicinity of Leathcrwood Creek to such
an extent that farmer is reported to have cut
down his tobacco, intending to cure the suckers
which shall spring from it.
We hear that in Henry county revival of rci-
gion is progressing in the Campbelite Church.
About forty have been received into the Church at
Horse Pasture during the past week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
LYNCH,,Ssc r., MWtAAREHOUSE.

TVNHE SUBSCRIBER has leased tor Of years. tho
above named valuable property IN this city
fully sociis Eis friends and the public
orally, The appointment Of inspectors has given
Messrs u. kucker Of Amherst J. Boaz OF App,.
who In every qualified for the the
fee we'll known and descrvedy worthy the public
hdence EDGAR WHITEHEAD,
i'm lets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

WMY - 1T THAT u. T.: NASH, or PIE.
w TEESBURG. CONTINUES TO SELL so MANY
PIANOS THE ANSBER rs PLAIN AMP Tht7HEUL
as FOLLOWS Bee anse for nc than twenty years ha.
eorscentiousy avoided selling any but the best
And the natural result has been that the III
Of Pianos he has sold has had the feet Of selling ohcr and
thus year after his sal, have increased until
the demand he hnds necessary keep hand stock
from forty 10 My INSTRUMENTS suppose for tina
his Pianos had been doubtful quny cHnd1 thinking
person fail that the puc ond long since have found
out and the result have been falling of instead u
Ia sales. E.P NASH,
apl Its Petersburg, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

HAS FIXTCRES.-We keep nifty en-
u hand supply II Chandeliers Pendants brackets
Lights Shades, &c, &C. which will ell as low
purchased In apy other market MUIR STEVENS,
jy l3ts No. IS Sycamore st., Petersburg Va
HAMS! IIAMS!: HAMs!!!--5 Hhds or very
superior Virginia cured Bacon Hams small cey
trimmed Call soon want something that Is good
lots NJ. HOI.LINS L. co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

4
l05 barrels If Flour, 1880 lbs. Miscellaneous
Thirteen loaded cars we're sent West the same
day.
LYScHBUR3 AaRicuLruRAL Soci.TY.-The Fin
castle Democrat has the following in relation to
Mr. Slau yhter's late visit to B Jtetourt county:
Mr.. Slaughter Ageat Of the Lynchburg AEri
cultural Society favored the citizens of cuun-
~ with an address. on last court day, on the in
te-esting and highly imp rtant. but much neg.e,
ted subj ct Of A ,ri,:u'turc. Though but young
man, Mr.. Slaughter brings TO the discussion of
this subject tact reasoning and impressive arIu
ments that would do credit t. an old veteran !ionl
the school of Cncinnatus. But hr .dcs his Quail
ifcations n public lecturer. MIR. Slaughter pos
sesses energy of character in combination with
zeal and industry. which recommend the man and
the objects of his mission among lie dors
not rest his cause with the hopeful results of his
public lectures, but follows them up in familiar
and social conversations from house to house: on
listing the talents, waking ~ the reflections and
giving direction t., the energies Of the farmer aud
man Of science, directing all 20 the interests o
Agriculture.
Tho long and culpable neglect to give that at
tention to Agriculture which its Importance de-
mands is perhaps attributable to the want Of that
incentive which is furnished in the lectures of Mr.
Slaughter.
A gooily number of our principal farmers have
given their names to.Mr. Slaughter members OF
the Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety, established for the purpose Of promoting
the interests o. these two great departments Of
human ndustr, and skill. The utility Of organ-
xed Effort for the promotion Of public good is not
doubted by any who have observed the progress
sive achievements of Agriculture and Mechanic
Arts in the last few years. To demonstrate these
facts and give wholesome stimulus to combined
effort and individual enterprise. is the object of
the Lynchburg Agricultural and Mechanical So
ciety. We do most ardently hope that Botetourt
will be we'll represented at the coming Fair and
that they will learn the important fact that under
proper mode of cultivation their lands are worth
twice as much as they have heretofore thought
them TO be, and that from the capitol invested and
the labor employed, they may realize twice as
much rs they have heretofore received. We are
fully aware Of the difficulty of persuading men to
believe this and nothing but combined effort to
test its TRUTH will ever demonstrate the fact. The
combination of effort proposed by the I.ynchburS
Agricultural and Mechanical Society, will cost
but little compared with the immense good it will
do if isrropcrly sustained by citizensot ada
cent counties.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

Loudmav you boast Of your telegraph speed.
And of Its mighty wonders tell
But merit begs her voice TO add,
And say how BLISS exccla
CTBLL THE BALI. H ROLLING ON, md
- the excitement for low priced Pictures
aatd nj the head Of the Photographs Art
to the Virginia Bank. Main street, Lynchburg. Va
Now the favored time Let everybody supply themselve
with a,krnrsscs At BLISS GALLERY, which can be OK.
cellcd by equa.lcd but by few. rsl
rF' Pictures from ~ cts to x9J. "a.
aug5ts II. r. BLISS, Ph0togrnphlst
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

The DRoU0Hr IN PITTsYLvANIA Co. Wheat
Crop-The Danvile Transcript has the following
In this vicinity the country is fast assuming an
appearance of great suffering for the want of rain.
Along the roads the dust is so intolerabe hat one
finds mouth, eyes and lungs almost choked up. in
taking ride Of only few miles.
The wheat crop too has fallen short of what was
expected by a very large amount An intelligent
gentleman gave us conclusive evidence of this a
few days ago. lie mentioned the fact that many
farmers had sent to Commission merchant for
bags in which to transport their wheat to market.
naming a certain number Of bags which, before
threshing their wheat they supposed they would
need, but when they came to send in their wheat
many of them sent third, land some sent half
of the bags back empty. This does not look like
the cry of professional! croakers. and feel war
ranted in saving that the wheat crop in this Sec
tion will fall short Of what was reasonably expec-
ted by at least one third.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
\. IL. RUCKi,R.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT

\. Ii. RUCKER.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
Oppost ne VI g,nm Bgnt
IiNCHBERG. ",
fts ." H nn"s 1.fH and %y y' n"nTs @
r "et I" hr rad. nj reduced Pr''c for cash oschnre
,n,rry On casn rsc,rIrs sud in order 70 eno III.
,,tiable Object he win sell such will protcc, tn,
incto. of all Who ma, favor him with a ,oli
Grateful the share OF patronage received ~ III" haul
i" his attached friends aud generous pnir III. as'
"a, business iar It's
lnA AAlA BUSHELS WHEAT WANT.
Ve1sOVO Ena ew,d pay the n'phes, market
kri having such sale ~ould s,.
aug2n CAMP. SMITH 4 ca.
M strrot stEAREk& 20 isassolvod by mutual
goods ali duo He ia alone authorized to wind
up the business and viii pay the debts du. by the did
WA. sHEARfR,
July 81, lsis. HENRY sIEARER.
nes the old and invite all tho Il he
Oh n to give linn ae"'i to whom ho will Seii low tr a..
NEGnOEa wANTnD.
TRnE suRsCKiUER =" nuts ." buy any mum.
he" Of Nrsfo'' Of hoh from ten 10 ,h,y Of
prices willie given Persons In The country will he attended
at lrnchbure Va " II MouNToAsTLE.
mad dSciy
~ OTuC FL hereby appoint Nr. WIN. ~
~ KENNEDY, any son.inl NJ my Legal Agent I" con
duet aud carry the Hotel busnrs. House called
knoAn by the of the N0RNt LII IIOt Sc In ynchbnrg
Va lang q,scgwl FRANCES II BAUEK
rea. NOEVELE HOUSE. -dn
fUNilS WELL. KNOW HOt SE open for roceI,
ia Of tho public having been rHoWurDHLY HEEovA
Tt aud ,psrnd Tor the accommodation OF lila guertr
k IL equal 10 other public huuHn the II will
b. y FIRST CLASS house and n,lAng else. oMk!hUSES
and CARRIAGES will always he IN readiness he depot.
Of the different raoad, to and from the
HOUSE"
shar" Of the public patronage Is respectfully collected
arg . da If VA. II. KENNEDY, Ascent.
4 PIECE SUPER RI.A FRENCH CLOTH
Il gttat bargain ', he sod oil hy lat September
aug3ta JOHN J. rTKFIS. Agt
(NOsTAR's RAT, KOAEH AND BlG Ex.
~ 1ERMlNATUH-A supply just received md for by
iv2rfs W A STRprlIEE a CO
sx-S33oSng1n~ FIHNITs !FUkNI ruRE!!
q Grateful for past avor., the sulN rihrr would
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

VH"Is W 4 HTNVTIEE a 60
sx-x33eYngA~ HNITsRE! !FUkNI rURE!!
q q ratcul for past IA the subs rihrr would
return his thanks 10 hts friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that be
has hand tnnd is adding thcreo)
Elegant Furniture by skif work;
the material finished the
srEbe His Stuck usually got
up the manufactures
lie soctsa call wishing purchase feeling
aued that he an i'll satisfaction In regard both
price and quality OF work.
Hair and Shuck Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD J. FOLKES,
warerooms and Mandatory. doors below Liberty Ware
house. ispI dactsif
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

The DRoucHT.-The accounts from some sec
tons of Virginia and North Carolina relative to
the corn crops. are very distressing. The corn is
drying up and large fields will prove almost worth
less. A good rain now would be too late for ma
ny fields. but would save others from utter ruin
In Norfolk and Princess Anne counties, a few niles
from Norfolk city. the appearance of the crops ex
ceedingiy unpromising and discouragng
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16

NJ HEAT FANS! WHEAT FANS!!-We
w have just received another lot Hopkins Wheat
Fans. which we'll know comment which
we offer for sale AT the Lynchbug Agricultural Works
jy Its WHIT rEMORE e. JOSLIN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-16
lnn nnn MUsHrs.s WHEAT WANT

TINA h.rrntot" rNSi between the under under
III" stcc ui SHEAKEk& co II dissolved hy mutual
The business Ia teen sold out 10 g. Shraref the
goods md ali due lie alone authorized wind
III, business and viii the debts due by the III"
WA. SIiEARfR.
July 81. lsis. HENRY u SlIEARER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-24
TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY,



Whereas the report made TO this Pesidf a.
to his late issn TO Washington fgrtherance he -
enterprise which the object o. Company satisfies
l. That arrangement whatever could ith
the Of the Garay grant behalf 81 Company
That IL impossible to OBTAIN the for Is
Company; and,
g. That the title Of the soo not II this
other parties having acquired under rights derived from M
sioo without the knowledge Of this Board; and.
Whereas the opinion Of this Board title sloo
being in this Company the organization Of said
pany has basis rest and that the longer continuance
a this Board in existence would deceive the public and
bly, induce IN the prosecution Of enterprise
be- accomplished by this Company the great dis
credit Of this Board; therefore, be II unanimously
Resolved That this Board be and the is hereby dis
solved.
Resolved Tha, the members Of Board severAy hereby
resign thereffom.
Resolved That Of these resolutions be published IN the
different newspapers Of this city.
Resolved, That this Board stands adjourned Sne die.
Ieery the foregoing 70 be copy from the minutes.
L. HEYLIGER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-24
CHARTER
or The
LOUISIANA TEHUANTEPEC COMPANY.

We the undersigned having the
ton Of railroad and other uncation the sthmus
OF Tehuan'epec under the several heretofore given for
that the Mexican the araY
Sloo grants which hereinafter pro-
vided have determined for that purpose CORPORATION
under Of Legislature OF Of the
18th OF March 1855 entitled An for the organization Of
corporations for works Of public improvement utility
do subscribe to and the following charter
to-wit:
ARTICLE 1.
The corporation shall called Louisiana Tehuantepec
Company and by that shall have power Authority
for the period Of twenty five second contract and
be In their third
porae seal fourth to hold receive purchase and convey
der their corporate property both real and PERSONAL h
their interest and convenience equire
establish such by laws for the proper regua
ton OF the Affairs Of the corporation be and
proper
The said corporation established purpose
CoatLacoacos river, point the Bay
Pacific Ocean, and of constructing railroad
Coa'Zacoacos river to the Bay Of Venoa according the
dtons Of said known the grants
enjoying and conducting the navigation
according the conditions grants
admit associates under this charter
sons and their assigns shall hereafter subscribe and
stock the terms and conditions hereinafter provided
ARTICLE III.
The capital stock OF said Company shall millions Of
dollars divided into shares Of hundred which
shall be appropriated as follows, viz:
$1,000 shares eight millions dollars subscribed
and paid for AZ hereinafter provided
10000 shares, millions Of dollars shall be
paid stock and delivered the now hold
the title to said Garay and soo grants under the deed
Of trust executed By p. A. HargOus for himself
representing the rights Of p p. Falconnet holder
Of the sloo grant under the decree Of the Mexican
Government.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-24
DOCTOR HOOFLAND's
CELEBRA TED
q NJ n z n

g E r M b 7 RS,
Prepared by DR.. @. NJ. JACKSON, PHnApz1PaIA Pa
VIII efectually Cure -
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Jaunoce, Chronic Nervous
Debility Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all Diseases
arising from a disordered Liver Stomach
Such So
Constipation Inward Piles Fnllness Blood Head
Acdy Of the Stomach Nausea Heartburn Disgust for
Funess or Weight in the Stomach Sour Eructaton
ing Futterng at the Pin Of the Stomach Swimming
the Head Hurried and difficult Breathing Fluering the
Heart, Choskng suocating sensations when In lying
posture Din Of VISION Dots Webs before Sight
and Doll Pain in the Head; Deficiency of Perspation
Yelcwness of the Skin and Eyes Pain IN the side
Chest Limbs Sudden Flushes Heat Burning in the
Flesh Constant Imagnngs Of Evil and great Depression
of Spirits.
The proprietor in calling the attention of the public
preparation does with feeling Of the confidence
rlended
Its no new and untred article but that has
test Of ten years trial before the American people,
reputation and sale Is unrvaed
tant The testimony In its favor given the prominent
and well known physicians and individuals in all
country immense and careful Of the Almanac pub
shed annually by the proprietor and be had gratis any
Of bis Agents cannot but satisfy the skeDtca this
remedy really deserving the celebrity II has obtanea
PRINCIPAL Office and Mandatory Nc. AIS ARCH Phil.
adelpha. Pa.
For sale in New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO.,
dSO ly&W 2 and Isl Chartres street