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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
uNRlvALLED ATTRACTION
Valuable Village Property For Sale,

VWIUuUV VIItUEV TIVVCTVy TUT NUIVs
hEsiRlNG To change place OF residence salo
my property nj Arpumnitox Court House. consisting u
-Four Lois No contains four of land, upon which "A
there s rWosraRY DWELLING HOUSE, with six rE
nrg. and 'tncn Rooms good Kitchen servants Hous
Smoke House lee House, Stables Carriage House. Gardens
and Wsl Of sSesi'n water No my olee lot, contain
one and ttcc fourth acres NJ and well set with Orchard
Grass aud Cov,r M 8is welencoscd nl Of four
finely 81, IN Clover No contains two aud fourth an
has good around II
This property Is In wealthy and intelligent neighborhood
~" aud hni miles from Appomntox Depot on The soulhst
Ealroad, hnd wenythrcc miles east of Iynchburg. The
buildings ARE NIL aud In good repair and tcaui nl, located
nj sufficient distance from the Court House aud hotels
Residence of private family The establishment Of male
female school, for mhrh, In NIL RESPECTS u Ii admirably suited
II Is also good location for professional trading man
WI r with 'l@ iiouse o Il desirable Thri, Acres OF Fine
Wod Land, heavily mbcrcd with oak and hickory lying
half mil" from the Court House. Terms liberal.
For further Information, apply personally by letter me
al AIpomatt0N Court House, Va
July st-e2awif JNo II. FLOOD.
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JotNsp ruE PEACE SOCIETY," ThephalssJackson,
n man who. when not under the influence OF H.
qnor. is represented being very peaseaole' m
Mayor yesterday. on the complaint Of oeorge i.
Walker, who ailejgcd. that during the previous
IN HIN, in ye.y abusive language to his family
,hr.afrned to kill the whole concern. and he. Wal
her, having fears of his safety. es we'll as that OF
hi family desired that the accused might be
nia,ed under peace b,nds-the Mayor bound him
over in the sum Of $50.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

SMYTHE COUNTy.-The following - n MT II lax
able sub; ects amou mt of tax, etc., in this com
~:
Value nr horses mules etc. SlG43G5
Value Of cattle, sheep and hogs 100000
Numher If white ttheables 1881
Number of slaves 494
Number Of male free negroes 10
Tax other taxable subjects S349. $50
Total amount Of tax paid on land for
State purposes S9,3855l
Total amount Of tax paid on land for
c,nnty purposes S2,345:69
Total amount Of reyeaue tax on land,
property, etc. Sl3, l04:9l
Sa no for county purpo:es S7.6I3:B
Total tax for county and State S20,777:o4
Amount Of capital invested in mining
and manufacturing Sll.5jO
No of births year endin, December 81.
1853 oil
No of deaths year ending December 81,
1853 81
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

FsEIcHr TaADE-Thcre was received at the de-
10, uf the Va, and Tenn. Railroad, on yesterday
"a loaded ears consisting of 3,O76 bushels of
Wheat; ll8 barrels of Flour: 42 900 pounds Of
Tobacco; and $4,000 pounds Of Miscellaneous
There were IL louded cars sent West the same
day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

ALMOST A FIsE.-Yesterday, about noon. the
residence Of Dr. Ovens on Church street. wasdis-
covered to be on fire. but luckily the flames were
arrested l.cfore much damage was done. The irc
was first discovered between the ceiling md roo
and ia supposed to have caught from the chimney.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
ISIS ITO

DISSOL TON.
NHE copartnersp heretofore existing under the style Of
j. II. Thompson Co.. dissolved the ist instant, by
All persons having claims against late
arm will present them to j. H. Thompson for payment Those
indebted 70 the will please make prompt payment
Is very desirable TO close all outstanding claims
The of the Arm will only be used in closing the bust
uess. j. ii. THOMPSON
R0. 8. PAYNE.
NHE undersigned having purchased Of Dr. Ro s. Payne his
entire interest in the Drug Business heretofore conduct
ed under the style Of j. H. Thompson Coz begs leave to ten
his thanks the friends Of the late Arm for their
liberal patronage and trusts that prompt attention and
careful supervision OF the business ensure continuance
of their custom TO the successor.
July Both, 1852 j. II. THOMPSON.
In retiring the firm OF j. II. Thompson Co.. take
pleasure commencing the favorable consideration of my
friends Dr. J. H. Thompson successor In the business
aup I-ts R0. 8. PAYNE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

Gail AccEprEp.--Tbe Rev. II. w. Dodge for
several wears past. pastor OF The Baptist ohurch'
mt Berrvville, Clarke county. Va. has accepted a
call to the pastorate Of the Baptist Church in this
rty and will enter on the duties Of his sacred of
f,e during the next month Mr.. D. IL regarded,
in his denomination, us an able and efficient min
ister and We dpuht not. but that his ministry here,
will prove highly advantageous to the congregn-
tion 10 hich he has been called.
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE. F.,

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE 4
LyronBuR0, July g. 1869. (
Tho parties the above suit will please take notice that
shall Friday ID day Of September $780, my ocs
The city of ynchbue proceed take the accoani. ordered in
the above Decree and they hereby required attend hs
said time and place. and furnish such evidence may be
essary for stating the said accountA
CHAB. NJ. BLACKBOARD,
Commissioner ChAncery for Circuit Court Lynch6ug.
juy 2p-cw4w
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F O R. r E N T

FOR r e T.
~ WE for rent the property known as the AMER1-
Hal CAN HOTEL the lower end OF Main street. Posses
sion given Immediately. For terms apply TO
feb IL. dstaws -, j. II. q sAM.L TYREE, Trustees
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

TAKE this opportunity Of informing friends and patrons
THAT and always intend to keep hand fine and
general assortment of YOUNG WORK HOUSES which offer
fr sale reasonable terms
also keep good stock Of HORSES, BUGGIES AND
HACKS hire, which be had notice. Call
atWnuAxs brick Stable opposite the Post ONCE Lynch
burg, Va
april 18-d1y. =. WILLIAM.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

Silver Pitchers and Goblets.
"E have styles OF the above which win Be- sold on
w reasonable termA J. WILLIAMS d SON,
aug 9-dts es Main Street.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

AnRKxsr q. H., July a0sh, 1869. Z
The parties Interested IL the foregoing order wi notice
That have appointed he eth september nex 10 COMMENCE
the nceount therein cntoned which day The
o'clock IN tho morning, they requested attend at my
ONCE with hcr vouchers copes ou papcrs
prepared for examination and settlement
July 2p-cw4w sAM'L II. HENRY. Commissioner
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04
SANFORD'S LIVER INVIGORATOR
Compounded Entirely from Gums


L of the IrnaATIvE now b,fu
Il The public
ON tlOsclmm trlS
morbid bad matter from - " hr one toss
the sysem,supJ In their n1en
place health, flow OF bile. for cnoLenA Monnus and
m'lgorhllhg III" stomach, preventive Of CHOLERA.
chusng food 10 digest we'll, n&A ppy an. h,. II.
PURIFYING Rtoon.,ving IN throw mn, az mn, -, s.,
aud health the hole - b. .a,s If ,,aia,,o
machinery, ing the n Inpv sIckn,sa
Of The dsnstcrci- - one ,,,. ,nl a., fl, ,,rx
Ing radical p,,r r,mny.. nh sninwn..,
cured, ~, o,,. e., M,
NY, VIM Is "c't'I p'''o" p skin.
III. Liver ln,guraior. = onc uoso hk'h shor
One dose after eating IL = u'ho p'Iofr chiihR gov"
sufficient relieve 'suf 10 me hl"uie ana
nrh and prryUui th. no, makes the food digest well.
from rising and sourna - oh' n"ee oh'h "pchfi,
Only dose taken be- - cures III
f,r, nr, wants. ,iur. while
u,pr and howell Yield
only ON, ,use fntcu nj e<s almost TO the first iuHe.
mini lou.rus The hnwcIs 80 A few bottles will
gently, and phuN' ny
Srss - sorJcnts.
ono dose taken after each We take pleasure In
meal Will DYSPEPSIA. Commenting ihis medicine
ne dose q - $ n Tor
ml viii always relieve = AGur, FEvLR
uFADArnE. = NIL fevers 81 BILIOUS
operncs with rininy and thousands willing 10 testify
TO It's wonderful virtues.
All who giving their unanimous testimony In liza
Mir rater IN the month NTH TIE Iar0oraor and sma,,o
both t00ether
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

Langstroth on the Honey Bee.
A New, Perfect and Reliable System o
b BE c u L T u RE.
PRICE o. "a
Sent by mail, prepaid receipt OF price. Address
jy Sc1m. RICHARD CoLVIN, Baltimore, Md.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

SMyrHE County. The following is n list "ftax-
able sub; ects, amount Of tax, etc., in this com
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

Alta MONTHLY TERN OF THE COURT OF Hus
In said City, ON Monday, June 9th, lso0,
Rucker and we Plaintiff
AuAtNsT
Tallaferro, &C., Defendants
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-08-04

A LECTURE on PHOTOGRAPHIC SHORT HAND, VI
IN be given by d. Il. Melsh, In q few days particua
hereafter Those desirous 10 Join class will lrnse addre
through Post Office. July 20-tf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

SEED CoRN-How TO SELECT IT.-The
practice of selecting seed corn in the fall, for
the next season, is becoming quite common.
A little advice may be opportune at this time.
Some soils produce very big stalks compared
with the ears which they bear. From such
take no seed. Some soils produce large ears,
on a medium stalk, but do not fill the gram
well. From such soils take no seed. Some
kinds of corn have very long joints and narrow
blades. The corn on such stalks is always de-
ficient in oil and gluten, and therefore shrivel-
grained. From such stalks save no seed.
Some kinds of corn produce very big cobs
with short ears. Such cobs do not dry well,
and generally point upward and receive the
September rains inside the husk, instead of
hanging downward so as to shed the water off.
Such ears are unfit for seed. Some ears of
corn are unfit for seed Some ears of corn are
very big at the butt end and slim in the rest of
the body. This shape is very unfit for seed.
The soil from which seed corn is selected
should be composed of clay, loan, and sand
what we call strong soil. The stand on the
ground should be neither too thick nor too
thin. The stalk should be neither too thick
nor too thin. The stalk should be about aver
age height; the joints should be short, so that
the blades may be abundant; the blades must
be broad, SO that the aggregate leaf surface
may be sufficient to elaborate rich supply of
plant food. The stem should be short-barely
long enough to allow the ear to hang, without
bending the stem at its root. The ear should
be largest about one~third of its length from
the butt end. The ears which ripen first
should be preferred, and late maturing seed
always avoided When the seed ears are
gathered, they should be kept in the husk, in
some upper room or very dry place, where
there will be no fire kept during winter.
About five times as much seed should be
saved as will likely be needed because half
of that which looks right in the fall will not
pass inspection in the spring, and half the re-
mainder will be rejected, because the nubbin
end and the first half inch or more of the big
end of each ear, are deemed unfit for planting,
because the grains on the ends of the cob are
soft, compared with those which grow on the
middle, and therefore of less vitality.
In crop growing there are three important
considerations. First, good seed second, good
soil; third, good cultivation. These three,
coupled together, never fail of good success F;
but good crop from bad seed is an impossi-
bility.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

AGRICULTURAL SPoRTIvENEss.-At the re-
cent banquet of the Windham county (Ct.)
Agricultural Society, the following resolutions
were carried mem con:
Resoived, That committee be appointed to
wait upon the editor of the Farmers Alma
mac" and express to him the contempt felt
towards him by the members of the society,
for placing the words pleasant weather against
the 2lst, 22d and 23d of Sept, 1859, and that
had they selected for the Fair the days desig-
mated in the said almanac for the "Autumnal
Equinox" they would have secured fine
weather!
Resoloed, That the Attorney of the society
be hereby authorized and empowered to ascer.
tain if any legal redress can be obtained for
the pecuniary loss sustained by the aforesaid
fraud and if in his opinion such redress can
be had, to sue at once, and in the absence of
any other sharp officer of the law to employ
for that purpose the first "Sewing machine"
within reach.
Resolved, That the committee on sheep at
the next annual Fair be respectfully requested
to forbid the entry of any bad wetherS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

IMMENSE GRAPE CRoP-The Ironton Reg
lister declares that the finest growth of grapes
in Ohio, perhaps in the world, can now be seen
in the lot belonging to Mr.. c. M. Glidden, of
that place. There are four vines, two years
old, and last year the best one contained four
hundred and eight lunches of full-grown, per.
feet grapes. This year, the number of bunch.
es ON the four vines are SO numerous as to pre-
vent counting but it is the intention to have
them carefully counted, by responsible persons,
when gathered-which will be in the course of
ten days or two weeks-and n report made.
The sight of them is truly magnificent and
is grand exhibition of what can be produced
on small piece of ground by careful cultiva :
ton. There are other vines on the same piece
of ground. which contain no very small crops
but still not as large as the four. The old
vine, in the same lot, which last year produced
l,229 punches, will this year yield equally as
well, If not better.
Mr.. Glidden has such confidence that the
crop Of grapes on these four vines cannot be
beat, that he is induced to throw out the fol-
lowing liberal challenge to everybody ;-lfanyt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

person can produce crop of grapes from the
same number of vines, of the same age, that
will beat his in number of punches, perfection
OF grape, free of rot, speck, or green ones, he
will pay to the lucky owner the sum of five
hundred dollars; the person accepting this of
fer, and failing to beat his in all these particu-
lars, to forfeit the same amount. This offer is
not confined to any variety or latitude, but
given to everybody, everywhere.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08
miscellaneous.

RURNETTS COCAINE, the best and
r. 9St agreeable hair dressing in use Sold at GEO
100 OZS. NITRATE OF SILVER,
eet for sale low by GEO; az R SPUR No POI Main
CLAIRVOYANT PHYSICTAN.-Miss
~ M. S. SWAN may be found at No p Exchange ST.,
Worcester Office hours from to NJ, ana rom : to
p NJ d&wtf
DOWDER, SHOT, AND CAPS kent
constantly on hand and for sale by
NITRATE OF SILVER-A large sup
~ ply, very pure, in chrystals.
Corner of Main ard Mechanic streets.
pERUYIAN SYRUP-In large or small
\ bottles One of the best Alternative medicines known
ID. SCOTT, Druggist and Apothecary,
Corner of Main and Mechanic streets.
Ok LBS. CHLOROFORM, just received
and for sale by GEO. r. r sPURR' 2Ol Main street
WRAPPING PAPER for sale, wholesale
and retail by CIIAs. E. BROOKS
SAFE FOR SALE. = One new Fire
~ King Safe, % by "a inches and 81 inches high for
ale cheap. at No SNechanrs Hall
T ,UBIN'S EXTRACTS.-A large supply
IL embracing all the varieties.
D. SCOTT, Druggist and Apothecary,
TOILET SOAPS-In great variety, al
stree '''" ie'''''"'
SULPHATE OF MORPHINE ozs.
~ just received by
Corner of Main and Mechanic streets.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HAIR
"A RESTORATIVES and HAIR DYES comprising
al hs popular varieties in market For sale by GEO
SfURK. diff st
< CASES GUM ARABIC Just received
and for sale low by GEO + srURR POI Main street
~ CASES GREEN GLASS Walls,
NoD st of all sizes for sale low BY GEO. r. spURR 2O
NOTICE-DR. HoBART NAV be found
= at his Residence and Office No. Main street. Of
fee hours to s. both forenoon and afternoon.
brushes, BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
kn. Ea Iba AYE n !" Ensr and dealer in all
and Worcester Railroad Depot Orders by other
wise will receive prompt attention.
chine Brushes.
SPONGES, SPONGES, SPONGES.
sPURR No. 2Ol Main street. diff 81
RRUSHES-A new lot of elegant Hair
- Brushes, Just received. Also large variety of
sale cheop T 5 E W HsS aRd Nah sTSsfes For
diff
PEST COFFEE, SPICES, CREAM
- TARTAR, Ground and sold Pure and at moderate
prices by w. j. WHITE,
Corner of Union and Exchange streets Worcester
TOILET POWDERS AND BOXES
Il full assortment at GEO. r. SPURR'S, POI Main
street. diff Sc
RICE a. WASHBURN,
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW,
Nos. and Brnley Hall, Main-st. Worcester, Mass
HENRY c. RICE JOHN D. wAsHBuRN
$50 ntf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

ADVERTISEMENTS published IN the DAILY for Al m
square" for three insertions: 70 cents for each sur
seqnent insertion. Tn lines or essl constitute a
square" Advertisement ordered inside or in any
prominent place, also those largely displayed will
be charged extra Contracts by the year may be
made on liberal terms.
liz WsEKLT First insertion 81 per square; each sub
sequent insertion Is cents
. All transient Advertisements must be paid il
adraee Yearly or regular advertisers Will be required
to make quarterly payments
II No gratHfoas entertainments No report reso
Iutos or proceedings of any corporation society or
association and communication designed call atten-
uon To any matter Of limited individual interest can
De lmserted unless paid for Advertisement
W. The Publishers will hold themselves respon-
soe Ior any errors that occur beyond the amount
charged for the Advertisement
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

BRUSHES, BRUSHES, BRUSHES.
- ELLIS THAYER, manufacturer and dealer in all
kinds of Brushes No 10 Foster street. opposite Boston
and Worcester Railroad Depot Orders by mail other
wise will receive prompt attention.
~ B.-Partcuar attention paid to Dresser and Ma
chine brushes.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-10-08

N OTICE-DR. HOBART may be found
4 at his Residence and Office, No. Main street of
flee hours, to g. both forenoon and afternoon.
iell diff
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-08
TIE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

!. Subscribers who do not give express
notice TO the contrary, are considered as
Wishing To continue their subscription.
>. II subscribers order the dsconIinuancc
Of their papers, the publisher can continue
to send them until all arrcaragcs are paid.
lake their papers from the Office To " hich
they are directed, they are held responsible
till they settle their bill, and order the paper
discontinued.
i. If any subscriber removes to another
place ni!hou. Informing the publisher. and
rhcir paper is sent to the former direction,
lhey are held responsible.
). The Court has decided that refusing
10 take 4 Newspaper from the office. or re
moving and leaving it unraled for. is Jrin,o
idcie evidence Of an intcnto ral fraud.
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TmE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, (Conser "a

These Periodicals ably represent the three
great political parties of Great Britain lVhg,
Tory, aud Radcal,-bu politics forms only one
feature of their character. lis Organs of the
most profound writers on Science, Literature,
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have stood ,nrivalled in the world of letters,
being considered indispensable to the scholar
and the professional man, while to the mtclli-
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correct and satisfactory record of the current
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List of Letters

Remaining IN the Post Office, quarter end
ing March 3lst, Henry G. Lancaster, care
of II X Christian, Anguish Deis, J G vii.
Lis, Miss Jane Williams, Russell Thorn-
bnrgh, John X Edwards, John HotOn, w
) tiagaEs 3, Samuel Loot, w Kingston g.
Co, Miss Mary + Massey, ID 6 McRae,
ESQ, James F Strain, Mrs Rachel VI Fun.
derburk, II u ky,hs, Mss Margret Jane
Barr, BeyrAn Bailey, + Bottles, Mrs Eliza
beth Gawley, Nainright Baller X + Linsl ey
w Ringstaff ,, + Rankin.
Persons calling for the above letters must
pay the advertisement fec on them before
they can get them.
X. G.. BILLINGS, p. NJ.
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NJ OS + 5 l. L TIE + :
A NEW R00K

The Editors of the Live Gi~gE. n,,.. IN.
contemplation tn" publishing "f 70 book
the 'tlc of " hch will be-. "lrrE A>rrl.
"r rmE WElrrNGS OF "Oun Mu>F" u ni,.r,
h"O% viii not only contain llI the lrr,,.r.
Which have appeared in The GirfF. over rh,.
signature oi "MosE." bat many others. rs,.l
rar~ aaG SPICY, that have rc,rr been r..,J
the Editors deem il useless L. -. any.
lhIug relative ia the character Of the pro.
posed New Book, nor need they say that il
VIII hc The TOst amusing work lhlt n,.
been ISSUED IN half "a century. for. Il need
only Gc known that "Mu~E" wrote il =,
satisfy all an these points. WhiH. IL will
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per designs and cuts I" show up persons
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rom 'mgdrHy, and, will have for its chief
object the correction Of the many absurIi-
lies :" prevalent III the present day.
u N''l be " book Of over 100 pa"rs.prlr,-
ted on good material. aud bound in papcr
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~ Prrc Fifty cents for single rnpi,,
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money required until the work j. puali-hrd
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~ All our friends are requested to act
rs Agents.
WHITAKER 4 BUNTING.
Editors "Lire GiraGr.'
Raleigh, v &.
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Great Southern Remedy.
JACOBS C0RDiAL.
ENlk ALL

fOR ALL
b q w T. l. l. ID | S II A S f. S.
CHOLERA, CHOLERA MORBUS,
DYSENTERY, BILIOUS collie,
nlARRllFi, CHOlLRA ISFANTUM
ALSO,
Admirably adapted to many
Diseases OF Females, most espc-
cially Painful Mcnstruation.
uNIIE VIRTUES OF JACOBS C0RpIIL
x are too well known to require cncomums
lSt. IT CURES TIIE WORST CASES or DIARRuEA
edit cures the worst forms of Dyscntcry
2d.-lt cures California or Mexican Diarrhma.
4th.-It relieves TIC scvercst Colic.
9TH. II curcJ ChotcI MprLSs.
6th.-lt cures Cholera lniantum.
7th.-It cures Painful Menstruation
Sth.-lt relieves Pain in Back and Loins
9th.-lt contracts Nervousness aud Dcspundcn-
Cy.
lOth.-it restores Irregularities.
llth.-It diSpcls gloomy and hystcrical Feelings.
l2th.-lt'S an admirable Tonic.