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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
PUBLIC NETTING

sT-THE friends Of the Union and the Con
si'hi'oi, are requested 10 meet IT the Cour,
rouse ~ CharIcstown. on Saturday the 10Th
INST Tor the purpose Of express ING tLeir ssn
hments IN regard TO NHIlifc alton. Done by
request Of large aud respectable number OF
inc citiHsns OF Jefferson. Jan. 3, 1893.
In justice 10 ourselves We must ssy. tbas the
above notice VAS received Anony Hou.Iy.
III Free ToresH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

The Baltimore papers eOntsin the Psoesedisr,
Of Great Town Meeting held IN u,s, city On
thursday Isss, TO take INTO consideration the Or.
dinsaee snd proceedings II he South Csrolius
CoaveWsiOa. The Mayor presided Rs,olo,ios,
sere passed so''dernning tlse oF,iuanss, applaud
ing she course u the tnion Psrty To- south C.yo-
lins, and approving the Pretidca,'s Prociams,ion.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
THE FREE PRESS.
THURSDAY, JANUARY ,.
MULTIPLICATION.


Those Who have discovered, In our expressions
Of desire TO avert tie shedding Of blood lurk-
ing sympathy for the .Neifers. viii do ia the jus
tee TO rccur to oar remarks again. n they do,
they sill see that oaly alluded TO facts ,rlsch
ne kno,v 10 erisf, ~hen ne spoke Of the dungrr
ef,esorfing 10 force. Musi we be false ehroni-
elers, snd say that nobody sympathises With
South C.rolins, when ~e have evidence OF con-
trary feeling We repcsiit and Time will per-
hsps unfortunately test the truth Of the remark,
" IL var be once begun In South Caroiins. 10 nil
NOT end there" II this expression be symptom
Of sympathy for the Nulii6ers, then all that we
have to say il, the fault 10 not ours. R~pudiste
Notification a. may, any other method is bet
ter than the use Of the bayonet, to pa, i, down.
10 the remarks which We have made, from time
had no other object than to in,uicate q spirit of
forbesranee, and proper degree Of deiibera,ioa,
on the part OF our citizens; and those who have
supposed that We thereby meant to favour the
cause OF Modification, have widely mistaken our
aim. We have been among those who condemned
Il as heresy; and while il Vas ia eusbryo, we
&c" our "uy 10 discourage us CROWN hut
!" 'e "eresy o' "o'' seems nov 10 Ie oil
""ee "A' A''u'ne" a" aspect
wv 'e'o'' 'o' "e'e '''e aehuheis"on' IL has
new = pcrvsdng influence in the South; and We
fear that the effort to crush il by arms, will but
'so'' we never Wis" 10 see The nc
~N LOT sue" q" experiment.
| ia al 80
dangerous 10 !'e'u 70 inc hrst I'M
Pa'"'''A'E IN controversy he
'"ee" o'e"n'eni anu 'or 'h'srcason' We wished 10
"'"o',' means .'oPeu' 10 avert "'e
"s o'oo' We resr'"ed
-, '''"eu "'' Pe'eiA"''o"' 4" "e
49, e" .o"" WIDEN
a., ",' 'o"e % ue"'"ee'
'e" VIC 'ies>ase
~" " P'0"''e' e"ore'y oo'"era'ed' a
eau nov 'eA'eey DC hoped 'or' and
""e" We Sy' '"a'
| '''g "e'A'e y ""e
'oe ""u.r our own
f...',. Vs. "-'' ""euher s''e
"e' "e .o"'e'" ''A'e' ~" nor see
20 ""' 'A"!' very many,
a.. g. "0'e course OF
NV .e.N'e '''A' '"e'r Smpsth'es are
IN. .o,,,.x,. N ~
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a.. -. VIC P'"'e y
10 ~ "eA'e u 'hi'Ain'na'ofy proceed
| "'> ''' '"'''e - W NO every u'ing pos
"''e 70 P'o"uee Areoo"eiiiston' before matters
| arc carried To eXtremites' Let but one trop Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
The Markets.
BALTIMORE prc %

BALTIMORE, DEC. 2S.
FLoCR.-on Wednesday, and since. tie
wagon price has been pretty uniform al IS so
per bbi, although in occasional instances ~ !
cents more have been paid.
ALEXANDRIA, DEC. 90.
ILoUE-Wnson price S. 5O-uothing do
Ing from stores
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
.aOl1fa.

hmongS The documents accompany ing the Go
veTnor's message, We find several relating 20 the
claim set uP by Mary land TO part Of the terrific
~ OF Virginia. That State is entIcavorinr u
prove that the South Branet. Of the Potomac /,
the principal stream, aud that the West, IN hum.
Diary lioe "isto run from one Of the forks Of ia,
South Branch, which one is not stated ! dns
north to the Pennsylvania terminus" This claim,
u granted, "~Ould deprive US Of large portion,
Of the counties Of Hampshire, Hardy, PendIe-
ton. Randolph, and Preston, amounting in al "a
nearly half . million Of acres" This iss pre,,,
tempting morsei to our worthy little neiEhbor,
and may veil excite her eupidity.
Fer the purpose of resisting this claim, lone
earnestly pressed upon the attention Of Viruioi..
the Legislature, at hs last session, authorised n,
appointment u commissioner, 90 colIee, ,e,,;.
mony IN the SaSi and the Governor. in uu-.,,.
snoe thereof, appointed CHAnLEs J. PaULxSKn
Esq Of Berkeley, 70 perform tina, duty. hi,
gentleman discharged bis task with mos, com.
mendsble zeal and sbiiity, sad has collected
mass Of documents. which, IN our opinion. viii
settle the mater eonelusiyeIy.
The Legislature Of Mar land has sxasn au,ho-
rized tn appointment q lSree com,oi..;o,.,, T..
meet such as may be appointed on the part q
virginia TO settle and sdjas, Iic western boun.
Diary line be'veen the two states VirKinis. prs.
pared ~ 'he nov -, vii doubtless su,ioriz, ,,e
appointment Of commissioners on her part. I,
seems TO Us, from The documentary evidence col
ies'ed aud prepared by Mr.. Faulkner, very little
difficulty vill be found 70 se,,linE the poin,. tss
the Integrity Of the /" Old DorD,niou'' - 70 r..
main in'iols,ei and that Maryland, " she wgsb.
70 expand her dimensions, must east her longing
yision eIreaherr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
SENATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

CkNAlE VI SOOI &<0nos<sk~hs
The Senate has made nunosr Of amend
ments to the "bill to carry INTO eject the Or
dinance Of Nulli6catioo," among which were
tho striking out Of The whole section which
gives the plaintiff in rcplevin (the importer)
| authority TO take the Individual goods Of the
, defendant (ths party seixing or toncealing the
imported goods In default OF the payment Of
duties )-and the striking out Of the whole div
qualify ing clause Of the bill. The House dis
agreed, without division, TO all the amend
ments OF the Senate, and the bill passed a.
originally, and was sent back to them for con-
currcnce. On the next day. the Senate 10
sisted on its amendments, and the House again
disagreed. The Senate sent another message
still insisting on striking out, and appointed q
| committee Of conference. The House still
insisted on restoring tho clauses, and also ap-
pointed cor~niitee To meet that Of the Sc
nate. No report had been made ut the last
date from Columbia.
Notice was given Of the introduction Of a
bill, making il felony, without benefit of clcr-
gy, for any inhabitant Of the State 10 be Ia.
ken in arms against the State. This bill is
intended to operate against the Union part,
Of that State.
The Legislature Of S. G.. adjourned on the
2lst ult. The bill requiring all public OH.
|
the Ordinance, aud the bill for carrying the
Ordinance into effect on the LIST Of February
passed both houses.
| We learn that Gen. Scott has made a re.
/ QUESTION of two thousand troops for the
Charleston station; and that force will be ian.
mediatciy dispatched. A vessel from the Dis.
triot, IL is said, has been ordered for Charles
ton, with about 700 troops, and others will be
forwarded from other stations. Bali. Gu.
/ BY gentleman Just from Washington VIC
learn, that the President intends to suggest Ia
Congress the propriety Of passing the requi-
site acts To enable him To demand the pay
mcnt Of duties before the vessels are permit
ted to cntry-to collect the revenue Mt forts
and to accept the services Of 81, 900 volunteers
These powers 10 be exercised only in port,
where distractions ore offered TO the regular
collection OF the revenue. fBah. Chron.
The steamboat Franklin, formerly running
between this place and Baltimore, has beer
bought by the Government, and ordered on &C
Charleston for Government purposes. She
sailed on Saturday night.
| .3ier. Csz. Dee. ~.
The editor Of the Quebec Gazette, afte,
reading the multiplying news in the American
papers, observes: =" We hope that the fabric
| OF reason and justice, which was raised IL
North America for the admiration Of the
world, and which has now long secured
peace and freedom for millions, is not In he
overthrown, for the purpose Of making Norti
America what Europe has been-the seat o.
4 rel ~ al anil
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

Prom hs .Nsr York COMMERCIAL. DE. 26.
AFFoNTHEsTs.--In addition 10 the aDn,,,,.
menis Of Gov. Throop, Ia the Office IL NavsI
Oihcer, IN the place Of John Ferguson de-.
ceased, and Of Hector Craig. s9rysvo, ~
the place u Nordeoai ". Noah. resigned We
learn tbat Charles 4. Clinton, Esq. IL this -
~, eldest son % the late De ~ itt Clinton
has been appointed Consul General Of the
United States, for France, 20 reside in Paris.
Col BaSEHEAo, 81 Firginia, has been ap-
pointed 20 command The q. 5. troops station
ed m ChafisstOn harbof, and has set cut for
hat post
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

Ia looking over tho report of the superinsen-
sient Of the Peaisentisry o. Virginia, &c werc
struck with The fact. thsi. Of i7G6 convict. re-
eei,ed into that Institution from isOoto 1881 in-
elusive, 3i1 have diet-slmoss ene-fnh Of The
,si.oie number, During theisn fourteen months,
eading 90 the soth Of November, 1889, including
tl'e period in which the cholera prevailed. there
we're 81 des,Ls-morc than sne-aiird Of the ,shoie
number confined during the iaaer fersod' These
occurred FROM the following diseases, viz:
Epidemic cholera % Dropsy Q
Consumption IL Apoplrxy 2
Chronic disrrbo.a Serofula I
Bilious fever 5 Shot in MI escape 4
Serofulous consumption 2 Suicide I
This is startling mortality. whether ~e refer
to the last year, or take the whole period; and
may well suggest to the Legislature the neecssit,
of rigid scrutiny into the causes. Surely. there
Is something more at work upon these unfortunate
victims Of crime, than the mere physical maia-
dies which, ordinarily. flesh is heir to-"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
E4esMrn Ghe CoMs.

VIZ gentleman Who borrOwsd a blro
O'tk COAT 81 me, % scar % shsi-
MI please return The same to ~,
or 10 Nc Lh Conley, 20 shom q heIe.v.
'sh- - 1873. z. W. kERSEY
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

'HoreneH n ne r. 5. T,oop,.-The Eve
Companies Of q. :. ARTILLERY. vb;rb So 49,
oeiofe stated, were ordered from, Foy,r-..
Monroe 70 Charleston, (s. c. have III ! Z.
ssrkc1 on board the ship Jefferson. Captsjn
~ hea, faliy equipped, y ia Az irorinsnes,
sn1 stores, AID prosis for three u,onfbs
snd NiH SAT- ths hFst far wind They are
sbo'd 5lO ~ number and are commanded bv
Major kifby - .NSggok BsscoH.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

Gen Moor, of the Rockingham district. and
hoEIHr ALLGS. Esq. d tl,c Frederick ,ii,,r,c,.
Members a Congress from Virginia. have an.
nounocd their intention not 20 be candidates H.,
re-eIceliUn. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

Willis hASwEGL, Esq. has ben elected
70 The Senaie Of Virginia, from The NorfoIk
Ds'rici, 10 supply the vacancy oceasioped b,
iAe death Of VIM. { Holt, Esq.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

Heat ~ho oan.--A curious vego table nav
be seen a. the onice e the American Farmer
~ the shape Of good sized turtIe. bg, of the
nature OF monstrOus beet. II has a YER,
Passabie mouth, legs and tail; and a body Of
very proper dimensions, except that Il n "a.
'her elongated, IN consequence Of being some
What strsiiened for elbow room in ia native
element when taken from the ground a
measured 20 inches in circumference. and
Eeighed ~ l6s. u was raised by Lewh De
n'g, Esq. Of ChambsrsburE, Pa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

singular TTi1I.-David Hartman, ala, Dan.
iel Drake, was on Friday tried in the Mayor'.
Court, for stealing. Three respectable midi.
yIduals swore that he had stolen the horse IN
Philadelphia, rode him TO Milford. ". J. and
the saDe day disposed Of him. Three equal,
respectable witnesses testified positively, that
on the night on which the crime was alleged
tO have been committed, he was elsew here
The evidence being on each side 80 positive
and equally balanced much anxiety wa, eyinc-
ed as TO the issue. The jury, however, be-
lIeted IN the ancient definition, that an alb
IS hs-by which many a rogue has escaped
hanging-brought IN verdict Of Guilty. III,
counsel moved for . new trial.-lPhL pap,y
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

SIaadfr Subtitle Albany Daily Advert
ser states, that at tie present tern of the
CTcuh Court, held ia that City, a suit for
SANDER was tired, IN which c. ". Rykeman
was plaintiff, aud Joseph W. Parkins. ex-sbe-
rih 81 London. was defendant. The iurv
rendered verdict for plaintiff Il Nttn hoa-
'aHd dsiiars Mr.. Rykeman was oae OF the
editors OF the Albany Daily Advertiser
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

The steamboat Franklin, formerly running
between this place and Baltimore, has beef
bought by the Government, and ordered on Z,
Charleston for Government purposes. Sh,
sailed on Saturday night.
.3ier. Cos. Dee. ~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL ROAD.

The Indian CLIFTON Tuesday, this new
locomotive engine, constructed by Messrs.
Davis Il GARNER, York, Pa. and lately placed
on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road. made
her first trip TO Ellicott's Mills, with a train
OF fourteen transportation cars, containing
forty tons weight of various articles, exclu.
sive OF the tender, containing water and fuel,
and passenger car, with about ten persons.
The Indian Cli JET was constructed especially
Tor The transportation of produce, mercban-
disc and other articles, and with that view.
u was the object Of the judicious coustruc.
tors, as directed, TO increase its capacity for
conveying greater weight at reduced rate
oil speed, by direct application Of the pow
or To the axle Of the road wheels, freed from
the friction caused by double gearing. The
rate of speed contemplated as the medium
ono to be used for the trans portation of goods
and produce, or heavier articles. was eight
miles per hour. The experiment of yester-
day fully proved that this rate can be main
tanned by tho Indian Chief on an ascending
road varying from thirteen tostwshty feet in
The mile, with load Of fifty tons. II is be-
hcved that this locomotive is capable of con-
yeyIng one hundred tons on a level road at
the rate Of eight or even ten miles the hour.
especially after little use shall have given
smoothDess 10 the cylinder and axIes. Dur
ing the trip yesterday, on the level or de-
scending parts Of the road the speed was fire.
quently at the rate OF ten miles per bour-,he
average speed in both directions was nearly
nine miles, Bali. Ga. Dee. %.
The steamboat Cygnet, which has been
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

The steamboat Cygnet, which has been
running between Washington and Alexandra.
was cut through by the ice on Saturday the
22d ult., and sunk in the stream. with pas
sengers GU board, who all escaped, withou,
harm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

The following General Orders have been
issued for the collection Of troops for the
use Of the Notification party Of South Caro-
lima:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

We learn that Gen. Scott has made re
QUESTION of two thousand troops for Ia,
Charleston station; and that force will he ian
mediatcly dispatched. vessel from the Dis
triot, II Is said, has been ordered for Charles
ton, with about 700 troops, and others will b,
forw arded from other stations. bali. Ch.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03

The Legislature Of S. G.. adjourned on III
2lst ult. The bill requiring all public OH
GERS OF the State TO take an oath TO cnforc
the Ordinance, aud the bill for carrying th
Ordinance into effect on the LIST Of February
passed both houses.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-01-03
The T'issses.
COMMENCEMENT OF WAR.

IL will be seen by the following extracts.
from the accounts given OF the battle by the
parties themselves, that the Southern W ar has
commenced as far North as Washington. IL
IS disgraccful affair. We 20 for Union
but our heart sickens ut the idea Of maintain
ing It by the sacrifice Of all who are opposed
TO our way of thinking
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04
More New Books.

TNALES of Militsy Life, second serios. BY tn e
il author Of the Sabsltern.
Lives and Exploits of Bandi,ti and Robbers in
all parts Of tho word. BY C. McFarlane, Esq.
Mexico: comprising its Geography, History.
and Topography, with maps and engravings.
Lectures TO Young Men: to which is added the
Dudleian Lecture, delivered May, 1880, at Har.
ward University. BY WIN. Allen, ID. d., President
Of Bowdoin College.
Russia: comprising its Geography. History and
Topography, with maps and epgravings.
Biography Of distinguished men.
Received ut
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mar 30
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04
VALUABLE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS

TuNHE Coparneuhip OF the subscribers having
n expired en- the let inst. by its limitation
and being DESTROYS 10 settle up their business az
soon possible, they offer their entire stock at
prime cost, comprising a large and desirable as.
sortment of Staple and Fancy Goods, to which
they invite the attention OF wholesals and retail
purchasers, as an opportunity so favorable for OBJ
tanning their supplies rarely occurs.
~. NELSON e. co.
N. B.-To a person wishing TO pnrchasa the
whole or a large part Of the stock, the trims
would be accommodating, and the house would
be rented on lease, or BY the year. 10 23-ts
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04
SANXAY a. STREET

JAN-NA az y IA EE
HAVE received supplies Of the following
il III Books:
Vivian Gray
United States Dispensatory
Phillips, Curran, Grattan and Emmetts Sprechss
Dewed's Medical Works
Benthsm on Legislation
Goodrich's Universal Geography
knowledge for the People
Missionary Gazetteer
Keith on the Prophecies
Douglass en- tho advancement of Society in
knowledge and religion
ChsDning's Discourses
Duncan's Lectures
The Comforter Afflicted.
mpT 30
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04
HARDWARE,

Cutlery and Saddlery.
Pocket aud pen Knives of Tao most superior quail
ties,
Roberison's Razors, ivory handle Knives & Forks.
in sets, ..---- -'
Stag, buffalos and bone handle Knives and Fork.
Carvers, at various prices,
y most splendid assortment of plated e. s,eel sn,e
hes aud curb Bits and SIirrup Irons, I'm. 10,
Of plated Spurs,
6, Z, =. 9 and ~ inch Knob Locks, of the b,st
furniture,
inch Moricc Locks, do do
b, a. s, Q, TO- IL and IL inch Stock Locks, fino
plate, INV
6, 4, 8, .. 10. II and 10 inch do do. fan.
cy Key, some very superior
5,s' 81, I-5 and inch Screw Plates
Slcdge and hahd Hammers,
Tall and fiat brass Candlesticks,
Polished steel Shutters,
Plated and iron Squares.
keyd iron and brass Till Locks,
IL 40. do. do. do. do.
Iron and brass Cupboard do.
Iron and brass Chest do
A large stock Of Fad do. &c. Sr
With variety of other desirable goods Conn.
try Merchants, and ali dealers in Hardware. ar,
particularly invited 10 step in. would also saw to
those who arc in want Of a fine Knife, or a fine
Razor, pair of Siirrup Irons Ut a Birdie Bit. To-
call IN aud examine for themselves: they can Ger
tainiy he suited wish some If not ALL at the Fancy
Hardware and Looking Glass Store of
TlIEO. ROBERTSON
ma Sign Of the Golden Anvil
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04
RICHMOND. va. THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL a. 1888
WILLIAM M. HARRIS g. co.

WILLIAM M. HARRIS & CO.,
COnss'stssiOs Merchants,
(DrfEsnER for sole. on accommodating terms. Oh,
$50 bbs. No. / cut Herrinps.
ioo do. No. gross do.
i so do Oct. caught No. . Mseksrel. 1882,
oo DO: Sept. No. and 3. 1881,
~ half do. No. 9. 1882.
~ bbls. Baltipore Whskey,
10 do Apple Brandy,
IN do. prime Northern Cider,
i DO. do. do. Cider Vinegar.
% do. Peppermint Cordial,
~ do. old Peach Brandy,
so do. Tar,
200 casks Lime.
10 bbls. Loaf Sugar,
i00o0 lbs. Smith6eld Bacon, hog round.
~o'o 90. western do. mddlings and should.
5000 do Cod Fish.
is0 boxes Portland mould candles,
on do. Muscaiel Raisins,
quo sacks liverpool filled Salt,
~ boiS Prime N. o. Molasses,
S00 nabels Corn.
, ,ooo0 Spanish segsr'. various brane.. .-s
10000 do. Ameriran manufacture.
so bundles Northern Hay,
half pipes pure French Brandy.
pipe, imitation do. do.
hbds. Whisky.
ticrces Rice,
pipes Holland Gin,
half pipes Roussillon Vino,
a or. do. Port do.
500 Shaker Brooms,
$4,000 % inch Juniper Shinklcs,
$4,000 feet flooring Plank,
5000 do inch do
2O0OO do. Garden Railing,
500 Cedar Posts,
ID. Jumps,
ID. do.
| 10. do. Manufactured Tobacco.
LA ID. do.
handsome Northern Barouehes,
20 do. do. Top Psdlar Wagons,
Brown Sugar, in barrels
Salt Peire, in kegs,
Flour. &c. &c.
mr. 80
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1833-04-04
DIR. George Rogers Vegetable Pulmon
DETERGENT.

For Consunptiue, As,hmaiie, aud Catarrhal
Complaints
UNYER since man emana,ed from tho hands Of
~ mis- Maker, he has been prey to disease and
a victim Of death This ultimately is the fate Of
man; but srlfpreseryaton being the first law Of
nature, intelligent medical mon, since the days of
Hippscrates, have been indefatigably engaged not
only 10 PreueHt but diseases; and their endea.
YOURS to promote this desirable object have been
attended with great in most Of the malades
which affict the human race; still il is lamenta.
bic fact that tho attempts of tho Faculty to
pulmonary affections, have too often proved abor.
tive. This consideration, with the predisposition
Of tho subscriber to pulmonary consumption, has
induced him during the experience OF thirty years
in the field Of medicine, to turn his attention
particularly TO Consumptve, Asthmstic and Ca.
tarrhal complaints and he has now the satisfaction
to announce the public, that he has selected and
compounded from tbs vegetable, kiogdo,%, > mud,
yet efhcacious medicine, henoinpated Rogers's
Vegetable PuImonic Detergent, which he conf.
IDENTITY asserts will remove the most obstinate cough
the precursor TO Consumption, and even the
Pulmonary Consumption ITSELF if taken in the in
eipient stages Of the disease, and according 10 the
direction accompanying the medicine. This de.
claration he il warranted in making from the as
severation Of thousands OF respectable persons in
the United States, in the enjoyment Of health,
who but for this medicine as mean in the hand
OF the Great Preservcr Of men, (for He works BY
means,) would probably be pining on beds Of sick.
GEORGE ROGERS.
Jr The PulmonIc Vegetable Detergent is pre-.
pared by DR.. G.. Rogers Of New York. His stand.
ing as practitioner will do away tho prejudice
generally urged against Patent Remedies.
For sale by NJ. l.. DAY,
mr. 30 Market Square.