davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
N. y. BoooCL, 2. Q.
VIRGINIA.-At rules held ia the Clerks

VIRGINIA.-At rules held ia the Clerks
once the Circuit Court Of Richmond County Mon
day, the 4th day Of January, 1884
William Horthen, Alfred Yeaman and evils A. Lsnkn,
OF James L. Lsmkin deceased, Wiism O. oldham,
and Thomas Oldham. Complainant
Against,
George Lander resident Of the Commonwealth Of VIZ
ginia and eophrona Landen Mi snda b. Latham, fncns p
shsckord and Ju let shackeford executor and extcux
Of Lyme 6hackleford deceased ........DefendAnt
IN CHANOERY.
TIE object Of this suit require Of the eendsnts Thomas
r. shackeord Juliet shaekeord executor and execux
Lyme shacked deceased to and resolve Of the said
debt Of 0 with interest," due BY bond or which the
sid Northen. James Landen Wiamo Oldham and Thomas
oldham attach the debts and Effects
OF the Landen the counties Of Iarcaer and Richmond,
Of the home defendants that II be sold
the satisfaction OF the said debt and fort ef Of the COM
painants . securities Of the said Landens
Adavit having been made according 70 th OF Assembly,
is ordered the resident defendant, Lsnden,
appear within month after the pub " this order,
aud do what 10 necessary to protect his t that copy
hereof published week for four live weeks In
the Richmoad Wing, newspaoer published 10 city Of Rich
mond another copy he posted front door the
Court OF this county the nt day Of the next County
Court. Teste:
copy-Teste: P.w. PEsDLEroN Clerk.
10 a7-la4W
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
To CEARLss FRANCIS ADAMS, E q.

Disasters TO BLOCKADE Running SrEANERI-rhe
Wilmington Journal says:
1.-THE S2u1kie is ashore, tus safe, and will probably
be got eff. Toe City Of Petersburg got out lev days
sirc9 and row probably At Nassau. We carnot speak
as 10 the Emily The Scotia ashore by her pi
lot opposite WrlghtsvIe Wednesday; Yankee
blockader was eudeAvorDg TO cut her of This Was IL
to 20 miles from New Toilet She WAS not fired upsn by
any Of our batteries. We regret 70 learn that ma
jority Of Der crew have been los. or captured TIE
ScOtil had valuable cargo, smos. wholly on Govern
menl account We have been promised statement OF
the circumstances attending the loss OF the vessel the
name Of which had been changed 70 the Annie and
Jennie so o. the crs" fo5 the information Of friends
aud relatives"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, Feb. l6-An official despatch from Fort
Gaines states that the enemy opened fire on Fort Powell
at Grants pass O'Clock this morning. Five vessels
are now eugsged So far all the shells falling short
Cllonel Smith is at Fort Powell.
;EcoRD DESPATCH.
MOBILE, Feb. l7-Oaicial news from Fort Gaines
says that seven mortar boats and four gunboats fred
l65 shots at Fo;t Powell yesterday, eight Of
which struck. but the fort sustained damage Ore
Lieutenant and Sergeant slightly wounded. The
ofcers' quarters were nearly demolished demonstra-
ton vas made to land OF Daupbn'S Island, but recon
sidered.
1; s officially reported that the enemy occupied En-
terprise, Miss, yesterday morning.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

Too Coon TO ~ TAuI.-We have Information from
lady just out from Knoxville says an exchange, that
the notorious VIM G. BroWnOw, died in that city few
days snee. There bui few We know of VITO have
ever he, I'd Of this vile traitor aud renegade who will
not regret that in dying natural death he cheated the
galloWs Of lie due.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
gAUCTION SAFES.
FUTURE DAYS.

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
The wEsT-LINE Og FIFTH, BETWEEN CLAY AND
MARSHALL STREETS, FOB SALE AT AuCrI0N-Wil be sold
the premises TUESDAY,, the ESD February,
1864. At o'clock p ~, hSt truly valuable REAL ESTATE
located A. above recently occupied ty Mr. Geo. H. Hut
ton including ali the bud thereon admirably well adapted
10 the buintss for which they were erected
The LOT has front Of 20 feet and depth Of ITO feet
VIII be sold 10 the right Of the present occupants TO
rent this year a. 200, and with the privilege Of another
at tbs same rent.
TKRMs-Oash.
The tax for this year TO be paid by the purchaser.
This favorable opportunity their
money. GODDIN 4 APPERe0N,
felo Auctloneers
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
FROM GEN. JOHNsTON's ARMY.

DALTON, Feb. 17.-This morning, between and 2
O'Clock, the army commssary store was burnt All the
stores we're saved except few barrels of -four The
Jonfe derat." newspaper Office over the store, was ao
consumed. Nothing saved but four bundles of paper,
books and files Loss $4,000. The fire resulted from
ioc ,ndsrism
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

TAX ON DAKCmG.-We suggest to the Committee on
Fasnce in The City Council the imposition of license
tax upon all public balls and andangOes hereafter given
in this city. All other "amusements" are taxed, and
why not "balls" and "soirees dGnsantef"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

CONFEDERATE SNAToRs.-We are requested to state
that members Of the Confederate Senate or other
having business with the Secretary of that body, will
find him, daily, at his Office, from this time until the
meeting Of the next Congress.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

G1OO acknowledgements from my farm
eDlNO IN Greenvre county, Va Thursday night, Ree
40 mulso named RICHARD, strong and ablebodedr
rtot healthy IS old and ~ feet high He be-
Logged until SEPTEMBER last TO gentleman near King GsoTge
Court House. living within mile OF Roy Maons, whose name
40 remember be has wife, and viii DOUBTLESS try to
reach rat place reward will be paid for the delivery
Of Richard 10 GrseaVle county, Va or to M GRADY
IN Rchmond.
fs15-dke LhWls WEBB
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

The I'd Virginia Cavalry Col MunfOrd, numbers, We
understand, 800 effective men. The Albemarle Light
Horse Capt Tebbs from this county, which is attached
to this regiment has over 100 its roll, and musters
for duty IS men, The cavalry generally, We believe, is
in fine condition for the spring campaign.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

REv. Dr. HoGE was to have delivered lecture last
night aud oae tonight, in Raleigh, before the Young
Mems Christian Association of that city. The subject
was observations in EarOpo during his recent sourn
there.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

sALr-sALr.-Ths article Olmost 'gOes begging"
Several notices have appeared in the papers calling on
the people oenrco 10 come forward and obtain their
aotments Mr. Elijah Baker, the agent for the county
has issued another aud Gnal notice to all Interested
Those who fail to come forward now will be debarred
from participation in future distributions See the ad
vcrtseuart
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

"REBELn EuIsIHESEs IN ESaLAND.-The following
letter, from Lord Russell to Minister Adams, although
year old, has but o.nty come Ou::
FoREGS OFFICE, April 20, 1898.
Sr: With regard TO the complaints which ycu have
made from tims to time of British sailors who have
entered the Confederate service have TO remark that
no steps have hitherto been taken by the United States
authorities to prevent British subec from entering the
military or naval service Of the United States.
Mr.. Seward has, ths contrary, JUSTIFIED the mea-
sures used provided there not bribery or intmi-
dAtOn - induce British sailors 10 enter the Federal
service.
You vii readily perceive tie justice Of the request
am ABOUT make namely that before you repeat your
complaints that British sailors have entered the serVco
Of the so-caled Confederate States you VH furnish
as Nth proofs that al! BritiIh subjects serving IN tho
FEDERAL ArnIy Navy hGvs been discharged and that
orders have teen given not to enst or engage such
persons TO serve in arms contrary the tenor OF her
Majesty's Proclamation.
have the honor 10 be, with TIE highest consdera-
ton, sir, your mos. Obedient, humble ssrvsn,
RussKLL.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
EG r A p FL &c

RerOr1s OF the Press Association.
~~-~--~~>--~~--~
Entered according Of Congress in the year 1885, By E.
THRAsHER once OF the District Court Of the Con-
tolerate States the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
FROM THE RAPIpAN.

oaAKGR O. a., Feb 1s.-Al quiet along our lines.
weath:r cold, and the Rapdan iressn over Roads in
fine condition.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

great man is most calm in storms, little one mes.
stormy in Gains.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
BY ELLETT, BELL FOX, AuctiOneers.
A IICTION SALE OLE IAlNSIGNMENTG

A UCTION SALE OF CONSIGNMENTS
IA OF FOREIGN nERoHANDIsE.-on TUESDAY, $50 Feb
ISay We viii :sSy 1Scn a. our %.:hS use: No. u Pearl
steAmhps Flora md Presto ao part Of the rescued Of
soSd s.pscy 70 The Of sy
cases a. printed Maeder Hsdk'h
DO Imitation elk DO
l do MAdder efun SILK do
do printed China do
do super BlndSnnas and oOras HanRh
DO Black Gro, "a Ehns orsvats and scsrf'
do Black and Paney Ties and Slips
bale 81 venitAn Claih
2bales g. black French TIieot Cloth
do super do DO
do Black and Blue DlAsOnSis
8 90 ca Meltons
do Ga Iambskia Colilngs
bale white Psnnels
sbales 90 Blue Plot Cloths
Do Stsssl.lin Do
do 81 Whitney do
cases Mems Stout Brown and Mixed HALF Hose
/ Mems hefno Hose
do Men's Meno finish Shirts and Drawers
do Mems Grey Lambs Vol 3,is,Io.se o. y 'f'
/ do Mems shttland Lambs vooi Shirts
do ~ and ~ inch slaok Elastic shoe Web
do Super French MerIno
do Long Cloth Shirts
i do Regatta Psper Collars
case Fancy Dress sIks
! do Black Gros du Rim
do 81 and Fancy Prints
do Black and " hite Prints
do Planters Linen
do Womea's Wate Cotton Hosa
do do Gray do
do Chiliren's
l French Suspendes
do Women's and chlldren's Assorted Gloves
do Men, and Women's Merino and GEuze Under
vests
l do Psench Gnghsms
] do Chsne Spring Poplar
l do Pascy all wool Declines
do Black Mohas
/ do A Roll Oambhcs'
l do "a Irish Linens
1 do Card Clothing, fancy, assorted sizes
do CASTLE Soap
ls bales Hops
100 Halters
100 Brides, &c, &C., &C.
The sale will 10 O'clock Catalogues OF descrp
ton viii be ready the day preceding the sale.
ELLEIT, BILL FOX,
ieS-h Auedenesrs
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
John B. PoAGUR & WIZ. F. PoAGUF,

- against
VIM weaver John Mcolung Archibald Peadls his Wife
formerly Ann Bggs and the unknown child or children Of said
By Decree By the Circuit Reckbhdge
in the State Of Virginia the 18Th cay OF April 1851 in the
decreed snd ordered that Il be referred TO
the Masters Of the Court who directed 70 inquire into
and ascertain when and where the dendan Ann Pead for
mery Ann Bgs daughter Of Thomas Bggs late OF 50 coun
~ deceased was married where ghat circumstances
she removed from this ah, ana whether before
S hard from and heard whether she had any lawful
and whether she is yet living not whether she let
lawful surviving her Aud h. will report heTeofo the
Court any specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or Which may ss reqGIsS e Soy 81 % parties to b. 50
weeks publication In the Richmond Wing, newspaper
printed 10 the city Of Richmond that snes TIE said Ann Pend
who died the year $780, her lawful Issue II any she
appear the CcI Court Of said county,
fund Of S99 90 now under the cout.eI OF Ccu
plaintiffs B. and W. r. POague, and The defendants W. wss
children Of Jane MCung deceased will thea ask the sal Court
for &c s9R e1 a 70 psnse 1I or ave
living a her dsaa pursuant to the provisions oil the viii Of
Notice is hereby gwen that will proceed to upon said
the 9th Of March next at once tie town Of
Lexington In said county WILLIAM DOLD,
Comm'r Ia Vhsneery.
Attorney for the plaintiffs and the defendant Weaver.
10 19-W4w
A RULES held in the Clerks Office of the
IA Circuit Court Of Buckingham County, on Monday, the ls
day Of February, 1864:
James Leach guardian fend OF IversOn Wright
james Wright and Mary
Henry Mccraw, in his own right and administrator Of
Thomas W McOraw, deed, harha McCraw, Vim 1cCTaw
Richard Gary, Mary McOrsw widow aud relic: OF Thomas
McOraW deo'd Charles T. James and Eole McCrSv, the
last OF whom iGAns under the Of twentone
John MeOrAw Sarah EMcCraw, Locke McCrsw, Martha
McCraw LAviniA II McCraw ssran MOO Aw, widow and
rect Alex Mcraw Decd and Thomas John, Clifford and
Minnie McOraw the last four OF when infants undes the
age Of tWentyone Daniel McOraw and judith MccTaS,
BETS.
IN oHANcERY
The object this suit Is 10 have settlement Of the accounts
OF McOraW, Administrator OF Thomas Mcgraw deci
md decree for the distribution Of the real personal
estate said Thomas Mcorsw, dec among The paroles
titled thereto.
dAnt McOraw Is not nhahant ~ this State on the
Plaintiff motion is ordered that the sad John acOrsw do
pear month after due publication OF isis order and do
what necessary protect his interest," and that copy OF this
inserted In the Rchnond Whg public
paper published City Rehmonc. for
lvey posted st the font door Of the Court House OF this
Oounty, on the first day Of the County Court.
Copy-Teste:
Il. K. IRVINE, Clerk.
JIuEs LHIoH o. fe6-w4E
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

COO PACKAGES of Dark Tobacco, EN-
OOO bracng half pounds AYES and tens highly sWesened,
anu Sor sale By AGA WORKMAN co.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
THE CITY.

Cold wEArHER The weather for two days past has
been intensely cold, and following 10 closely upon
spell of mild weather, has been more sensitiVey felt
than it otherwise would. Opinions have been expressed
that the temperature colder Wednesday night than
has been in this latitude for 6ve zen, or twenty years.
We can't say which of these opinions f eher) is cor
rect but, certainly We have had nearer approach to
general cOngeation than is desirable in these times OF
scsut clothing and highpriced fuel The temperature
had moderated somewhat last evening, and We may
have return of Spring again in less than week.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
BURKAU on F0REIGY SUPPLLEg.

The bl 50 establish bureau Of foreign supplies, a.
ter being pissed BY both Houses OF Congress- was By
some misetaocs retained ia the custody Of the Hous'
Committee 10 Examine Enrolled Bills, Until is was too
late to have enrolled fer presentation to The President
for bis approval Tie act Consequently, failed to ts
como law Euoa regret is expressed at this event, a'
che &C. vas deemed 10 be very important.
ExEnPFs IN ANHERsF CoEMT.-Bus fosty-tEo per-
sons were exempted BY the EDrOpg Board OF Amherst
county, under the late revision Of e1emPS and re-
examination Of those previously discharged pretty
clean sweep.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

TEsAA-0AuT, year, $50; six months, siS three months
IS. Tor a less period, Is per month
sEs-WEzELY, year, go; SIX months SO No Sao'ePu0n
received 'or less than months.
aEr year go ak aOathl S. Nc subscription received
. for l-ss thar SIX months.
Rezitaness al riIk Of the subscriber
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

sussoRzas whose papers marked viia or0 VII anoaf
Ssna hat her term subscription abeutto EXPIRE AND VII
remit promptly Il they wish hs.r papers sontinaed
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

HEADo,Rs. DEPT OF HENRIoo.l
RICHMOND, Nov. Is, lsoa
SPECIAL ORDERS,
" In obedience 70 ns.rustons nom the A and esnea
he following order spublihsd for the information Of al
ADJT AND MsP'R GKNERALs oFYIoR, [
RICHMOND, April 7h. lssa {
SPECIAL ORDERS, -
XXX. Bg.disr General John H. wlnds hereby directed
make immediate enquiry and report without delay:
Ia Tho name rank regiment and corps o. q. commissioned
Sd In each he viii require copy Of the leave b. which
he officer absent from his proper command rtsoped In
XXI whevsr appears thai an otcer not rishtfay In
Richmond he viii be sent forthwith 10 his proper command
he fact reported 10 this once for further action Of The Depart
CsgneD JOHN wIrHERs.
Asst Adlt Gen.
accordance with the above ORDERS an Ocers arriving the
sy and those duty In this city (who have already done
BY order Of Bhs.dier General JOIN u: wnDrs, Coming
Dept j. W. PEGRAM, A. A Gen.
no i9--u
q A 7 RULES held in the Clerks Office Of
N the Circuit Court Buckingham County, Monday the
George g. Ptn
judith E. Bsber Augustus Tapsco.. and Sally his WIFE, Nancy
H. Thomas, John Thons. and sG.sn " he'slsy ..De's
The object Of this suit to obtain dvon By sale, In kidd.
Of the es.s real and Pssons given By the WILL Of Gross
10 be divided among her children.
appearing By adayt this cause, that the dsfsn
dant Augustus Tapsco and Sally p his wife, and sosan y.
ey not inhabitants Of this State the plaintiffs mo
ton ordered the said Augustus Tapf and Sally p.
HIS r. Moseley appear within .h after due
publication Of this order, and do what protec,
their est copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
Richmond WIis public Newspaper, pabhed In the city
Richmond succssve and posted at the front
door Of the Court Of this county the day Of the
next County Court
Copy-Teste
r. x. IRVING, @. O. o.
NJ T. BoooCr. p O. fe9-w4w
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
ROARp OLE PUBLIC WORKS.
fiB-9u

HRNRICO Soldiers.-The County Court of
IL Henco having appropriation 70 nsh shoes and
al sold serving In The conedeEate armies from te
county Henco need these articles The eomnsnd
companies In which such soldiers be serving are -
quested notify the undesgne RehmOnd oox eat ts
The name and address Of suck soldiers s-
Captain JACKSON T. CHILDkEY,
DR.. JOHN \. RRIEND.
Colonel 8. hcRAR,
f.lk-lH oonnltLss.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

TaA Loss OF The SrKANER FANNY AND JENBT.-One
Of the officers of the vessel has furnished the Whining
tOn Journal with the following statement of the loss OF
tie fine blocEAde-,unning steamer Fanny and Jenny,
formerly the Scotia The loss Of the vessel aud cargo
heavy as that is exceeded By the deporabe sacrifice
of human life subsequent to her being run ashore. OF
persons competing the officers and crew, TWEEN
tysi1 are known to be saved, including Captain L. H.
Coxster lst % aud Sd mates, the purser aud super
cargo Several are supposed to have been captured:
'sT5e Fanny aud Jenny, under the command Of Capt.
Coxetter lefs Nassau Saturday afternoon, the 9th
lost at half past two o'clock. She had pleasant pas
saae uotil Tuesday the 9Th instant on which night at
ten o'clock sh made the land abou. s1 miles Forth OF
Fort Fisher Toe Captain then gave the posten oil tue
ship 20 the Pilot Joseph Bu'rss, who declined at tina
tine to take charge saying that he did not know where
he Wal The Captain then sent ashore vice the engines
meanwhile being stopped and the vessel drifting fast TO
the northWard The boat returned, reporting that no
person could be the beach, This state Of things
cont nued u1tl daylight, when the Pilot at length
took charge The vessel was then got under way 10
ru7 d,sn 10 ards the Iost the lad hen giving two
and alt Lllnoms Sater. Tue Captain then told the
Pilot % =" be q man. and I'll stand to you to the
LAST Presently the second mate gave the alarm oil
"Brsakers ahead !" TIE Pilot replied "Aind your
oEu business; know what Am doing" A few mo
ments afterwards they made blockader supposed to
be the safe Of Georgia coming down on the port DOW
of the Fanny aud Jenny, trying head her eff, and
Smelling sa she approached The pilot then gave orders
to put the helm hard aport; the Captain cried mo,
hard sSaI bOard" but before tina Captains orders had
been heard, the ship, which making sixteen miles
az hour, was hard and fast the beach of Wrghts-
vile Sound.
"Af.er coming within few hundred yards, still shell
ling the bcckadeF discovered that the vessel she was
after was hard and fast and her boats having been
lowered, were soon rapidly approaching to beard the
grounded vessel Wten they were nesrly Alongside,
the order was given on board the Fanny and Jenny to
take the beats While ons of these containing the
Parser and others was being lowered the davt broke,
spdlirg them all tito the Some of these were res
cued in q sinking and exhausted condition by the second
and third mstss in the other stiIboard boat while
others got ashore by clnging to trunks and other
ticles thrown overheard fCom the steamer.
Through the kindaess Of Mr.. horri snd D.. Cofbn,
the survivors who escaped capture, reached the main
land and we're kindly cared fo7 by these gentlemen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19
Cn1lpaEs's Az, AsD LEas.-A dIs.ngulshed physL

0HILDEENs Arms AND LEGS--A distinguished puyel-
clan who died rome years since in Paris, declared:
believe that during the twenty years tha' have
praotised nv Profession ia this city twenty thousand
children have bsen carried to the cemeteries sacrifice
to the absurd custom of exposing their arms naked
On this the editor o. the Philadelphia Medical and Sur
gieal Reporter remarks: "PGt the bulb Of a Their
ncmeter in babys mouth, the mercury rises TO ninety
degrees Now carry the 70 its little baud; If the
arm be bare and the evening cool the mercury will sink
to forty degrees. OF course, all the blood that flows
through those arms must fal fIOm twenty TO forty
degrees below the temperature OF the heart. Need
saw when these currents Of blood hoW back into the
chest tie ehd's vitality must be less comprc-
missed. And need add that ought not to be sur
pred at its frequent recurring Of Rction Of the tongue
threat or stomach. l have more than enc child
with hAbi us cough and hoarseness choking With mueus
entirely and perman. nty relieved by simply keeping
the hands and arms Waim. Every observing and pro-
crossing physician has daily opportunities of Witnessing
the same cure.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-02-19

accordance with the above orders, al oces arriving the
ssy and those duty In this city (Who have already done
so report person. without delay these heAdquaers
BY order Of Bngadier General JoHx H. WRDES, Coming
Dept j. W. PEGRAM, A. A. Gen.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-05-05
IIcl,nbold's Extract IsucIAu.

For Weakness arising from Excuses, hab-
its Of Dissipation. Early lndiscretion Of
Abuse, attended with the following symp-
toms:
Indispasition TO Excrton, Loss Of Power,
Loss Of Memory Difficulty Of Breathing,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
II orror of Disease, Wakefulness,
Dmness Of Vision, Pain in the Back.
Universal Lassitndc Of the Muscular System,
Hot Hands. Flushing Of the Body.
Dryncss of the Skin, Eruptions on the Face.
Paid Countcnance.
These symptoms, if allowed to 90 on which
this medicine invariably removes, soon follow
Impotency, Fatmty Epiltphc Fits.
In one of which the Patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently
followed by these "Direful Diseases
"INSANITY AND CONSu MPTION"
Many are aware of the cause of their suffer
ing,
BUT NONE WILL CoNrRss THE RECORDS or TIE
INSANE AsYLuas.
and Melancholy Deaths by Consumption hear am
Pile witness TO the Truth OF The assertion
The Constitution once affected rih Gfgai e
Weakness requires the aid Of Medicine 10
Strengthen AM lnvigoratc the system.
mhicA ELNBOLDS EXTRACT BuCilU IN n
pariaJly does.
A Trial viii convince the most Skcptical