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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

MALT rersus STEAM-STEAM rersus MALTA
terrible rumpus was kicked up yesterday aferneonin
Coarilandt street, between couple Of Individuals
ore OF the OF Robert Dunlap, and The other
Hammond alias Fiddler The only history Of the
transaction derived from Mr. Dunlap, one Of the
parties alluded 70, in his statement al the police, and
the allegations Of a gentleman who accompanied
him TO the office II appeared that the complainant
North rlvcr known by the of The DE Wit Gin.
ton, and that the defendant also the proprietor Of
craft propelled by the same power, which be calls the
Diamond. The parties, moreover, are, or have been,
pretty extensively engaged IN the manufacture OF ale
and other malt liquors in all Of which occupations
each pursuid his own course Of business and each
tired hts utmost TO ousel ort. buy, out. carry, and
out-cast his rival. The steamboats, regsinr op.
positon-onc would pst down his price 10 dollar 10
Albany-the other fell W 80 ccnis--the former went
II for Is and biz rival carried them for nothing and
gave them az much as they could cat and drink INTO
the bargain. So n with the beer. Fiddler pun
ed his beer as bong superior 90 Duninp s-Duniap
cracked his beer superior ~ Fddler's and i'hade-
pha put together. Ono SAID the other = was urut9eo,
and that his tho only KIND mat contained
the pure hop, which tho characterised bJ hopping
on To him Yesterday bef,re stated sptuns ~ MS
toce brulsng his NOSE, and cntung his head epen
with b. stick Mr. DuRap ihe comp stnant raw.
lnp testified 10 these nj paiione, and furthermore that
| the beating and banging was done without cause OF
provpcatuA save aud keep, httlo wordy alteration
| IN the street tho party cVmplascd of was r qircu "a
| give bail his Gpprsfeace TO answer the charge Al
| the next special eessions.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
MORNING III Err LID.


rr We have received our files OF French PaPsrs
by the Slvie de Grasse, giving us later hsvre AND
PARIS dates There is political news sut what
has been anticipated by the Philadelphia. The CON-
mercial news which is two days later, will Be
found under it's appropriate head.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16

Scan you write, Mr.. Secretary" asked the Presi-
dent-aye, write you down an ass. aCome to order,
gentlemen. There, you've upset tbs inkstand, and
look out you'll have The table over. Hold that little
man. Shame, gentlemen, shame. Why don't you
come to order?" The door opens-.he little fat fell
low in specs pops his head in. "Who is that man
confound his impudence-cam in without knocking,
didn't he? There, he is off. Do yeu know who he
Isl Can't say, really. Some say his name j.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-16
Sales up 10 IA April,
Stock IA April 1888,
New Orleans
Mobile,
finland.

"ben ord ct petit COURT (about Liverpool fair) Is
April, 1885, - -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
From Tie .tnaiirun .S1uiincI

SESAToR ALLEN.-in accordance with
the arrangement we announced in our pa
per of MondaN, Il large number of the De-
mocracy "t The city and country assembled
OH that evening at the rhird-strret Hall, t.
meet and exchange greeting with the able
aud distinguished Senator from Ohio.
Tie mctlin9 WAS organized by Charles
j. In"crsoll icing called 10 the clair-wicn
Ar Allen cntcrcd the spacious llali, and
WAS conducted tn Il seal on his ri"rit. Nj
ln%rrsnli then rose, introduced him 10 the
company IN series oi remarks conceived
aud expressed in his larpicst vein. He
introduced him as the firm and faithful adj
voca'c of popular rights, who. though ne
had just attained the constitutional ayr was
member ornn' of The in"si able aud .liyni.
fled h"'lics on Garth; and one whn had pro-
we'd himself fully "quaiio his station hy his
general conduct; and especially. hv onr OF
The best speeches which had enlnarrtl
from that body. lie inir,"lurch him ii, !,
noheman. not by ;hc nn,~v l.rcirxt of nn
inherited title, or olan Inherited wealth. hu,
~ ono of natures noblcmrn, who is the ar
chIl'ct o! his own fortune; and Noble by his
elevated sentiments, purity nf heart. and
ro'nnnndn" abilities. lie begged pardon
Tor saying in lis presence w',al hr had ire
qurn'lv said ON other Occa>innS-anI after
some excellent Remarks in regard TO thu,
present posture of affairs, and the political
contests IN which we are engaged, hc took
his scat, amid tho prolonged applause of his
srariiicd hearers.
Mr.. Allen then rose, aud Install and GREG,
lgnrr no sooner met the eve. than the cheer.
ing WAS renewed. and continued until h,.
had three hearty rounds. lie commenced
ny returning, with marked rm,:iion. his
grateful and heartfelt thanks in- the GatIcr
ing. the Kind manner in which he hnl been
received; and proceeded about an hnur to
speak OF past rv"mts-lhc cnmrg contest
the princi plies they involved and the GER
'aintv Of III" triumph of Dcmpcrncv. His
speech ahoundcd with the most slowinc inn
agcry, and the most hol,l N fearless .,ruuuc
a'i"n OF the wicked corrup! party His voice
is deep and p"wcrful. and every word was
distinctly audible to every person in the
Hall, his gcs'iculation WAS impas~ionrd and
energetic; and, altogether. he left an irnprcs-
sion on his hearers which. we are safe in
saving. many Of them will never torset.-
He was frequently interrupt, Il hv shouts Of
response. bv those whose views and npin-
ions he so happily expressed. Some idea
may he formed OF the interest he excited.
when we observe, that notwithstanding an
Il arm -rral,,ced- -hI-san!e crnckin.- of
fhe tImbers. aud an apprehension that rhr
building WAS unsafe, the aSse:mhlacc sill
remained until The conclusion of his speech.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
SAVANNAH. Sur %

Loss OF THE Soun. .!oSEru SrEw,Dr.
-l'he Srh"omcr I"~cph Stewart. Caplain
li"iz, irnm Havana for fhiadcIphia, with
a rars" "l sugar a"d Fruit, WAS totally
lost Oh the 2lSi instant. Oh the G;iskcu Pink
Capt. IL. reports having encountered nn ,,,.
2oth insiant, a severe gale iruur y. E.a,t.
which determined him to PM in.n Charles.
ton. Next day got an nl>crva;iun. and
found the Schooncr TO be ,hout i mile. n
r.. "t Tyhcc Lishr, bearings. w. About
hall IN 'lOmr afterwards the schooner s,ruck
on the GaSkrn Bank lghlcncd her, and
by carrying IL heavy press of Sail, sucrc.d
ed IN heating her over the rect, whr. we
discovered her to be half full of water,
pumps useless; attempted to run her ashore,
when she filled and fell over on her beam
ends. Succeeded in getting the boat and
landed AT Hilton licnd. The next day the
schooner drilied abreast Of Hilton Ilrod.
Capt. ii. and crew arrived here Yesterday.
CcOigi0n
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
E01ssCSfac News.

FL"ElpA.-1'he Apnlnchicola Gazr,tc of
The l6'h August. has the following:
"N e learn from Il passenger ON the IN: il
boat that great alarm exist, anono The pco
pie living on The river between this place.
and the Chaitalonciirc, in conscqncnc, of
The refuge Creek Indians. who escaped the
vigilance "l eur worthy Gnvcruor some
three months since. having made their o,,-
p"arancc in their "ighI,uri,uod.
w" also learn ,iiai Cap;Iin Isaac Brown
with il de'aciitncm! of eleven men, nndr ,
srGut for 'hcm IL few DAYS since and came
upon lhc,n willis, engaged! in .irs,royinn ,h.
furniture OF Il Mr.. Roam. VITO rr>:,st.s Il tcu
miles Lvinw Ochccsr. Thrrr bciu. 20 ,r
6o OF The Indians. Capt. H. drcnc,l il i'm
prudent 10 attack Them, anL con>ruucniIy
thy were lcil To pursue lh"ir course of de-
S'rmct'"n and dcsola,ion " iih inpunrv.
We were pleased ~ learn that Cant. Il.
will probably have c"rnmmnd in the rxuc-
'!i!'"n which Is !" b. made n.ains, thrm Il,
his m'lrnry reputation is Snch as to in .nirc
with confidence as To the result.
w" presume ii is useless 10 ask when
the people Of Florida will he relieved from,
'helr unpleasant visiIHlinnS of these lawlrs.
marandcrS, as tha, is Il problem which.
from present appearances, would seem more
dii!icnit To solve than WAS the great J7rh
Euclid.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
ar. Editor.

lnoticc in your paper Of the e2d inst. q
communication from Equus. calling on tho
owners of bloodcd colts. to have them in
Keeping for the annual show. on Cd day Of
October Court next and not to be discour-
aged, because the medals have heretofore
been borne of Ivy Blcnnerhassct aud Lady
Nancy. The owner of Blenncrl,asset and
Indy Nancy informs Equus thai he calcu
lares on showing them with others, at tho
time mentioned. And if Buuermilk will
add to the symmetry, bone, muscle or hair,
he would advise the free use Of it, TO tho
colts, previously shown by Equus. If there
is nothing 'ur the result of the exhibition Of
C"'s,tn disturb his e1uaninit, al the close
OF 'h" day, he expects to cross Log creek
rs much clated as usual on such occasions.
and not have his repose disturbed by the re-
suit q
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

The HORRIBLE MURDER IN V,nc1StA.
-lhc New l"rh hhIs gives the following
particulars oi the bl,ndy aud malicious mas.
sacre OF the two lovely lille girls daughters
OF Judge Mayors, oi Virginia, by a couple
oil slaves, nearthc Vmsiuia Sulphur Springs
received from IL lady and il gentleman uis,
returned from tic south. 1t appear, that
the judge own. several slaves and among
o'h"r>. Sally, AN old woulau, An;iy, "a d.s
perhIc negro; and Jane, ii tiausiiler of Sally.
"lil Of Ia. Jane was in tic hab, of ia
k''iS the children To schuoi in The vc;u;, >.
On last FRIDAY week. they did no, return
's usual. au;i The i..uiily became uneasy 1T
'hrir a5scncc. Search w.ls made ana ,hny
were al last found by Jane, bu, as she cx.
claimed. when dirty feet from them in the
dusk oi the evennS-"lierc they a,e with
Their iiiroats CUT susplc' fell upon her
and she was immediately ;,rcstcd. Upon
examination she stated thai on the ,lav Il.
b"vc mentioned, Sally told her TO hiring tic
Children home by way of the blackberry
patch. When she arrived there the old w0-
man sciZcI the Youngest child aud cut its
tiront; Andy rusi,cd out ol the bushes, and
cut The throat of the eldest. They then
wanted to murder the infant OF Mrs May
er>, which Jane had in her arms; she. how
ever fled, and saved the innocent. Four of
The Judges children have previously died
yer! suddenly, AMI il is nov supposed that
they were poi>"ur by Sally. She was
heard to say, Il shorr time ago. after her mas
ter had bcru lccIurine her, tilat no child of
rhr Judges should live to horsrw hip n child
:" hers. Tho murdered children were one
Z AMI the utiicr , wears of aye.
HE persons from HON we gather the
above SAW the bodies of the children and
tn" distracted mother weeping over them
l'lIry describe il rs IL most heart rcudiu.
srcn". The parents hav" but one left out
Of seven.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Die for their debts only in a certain limited

Die for their debts only in a certain limited
degree, what is TO preventive extension ola
similar exemption TO individuals! Where
the Limitation upon this pow er to set up cor
porations! You establish, one in the hear, of
a State, the basis ofwI,nse ;,ital is money
fOn may erect Others hose capi,aI shall
consist of lands, slaves or personal estate.
and thus :hc whole property within Il,c inris
.dictlon ota Stale miohr he ;ILsorlc, b, these
political bodies. The existing bank con.
'ends'tlat it is beyond The power of IL State
To tax ii, aud ifilIis preten>ion he well found
ed, II Is IN tho power OF ConSress. bv char
tering companies to dry up tho sources oI
State revenue"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
NEW OKLEAXs. Aum. oi

Oar c'iy .'.:i rem ans quite healthy. A
t'" >'"';'l'' cases of yellow fever. we be
i'rvr, pave been detected in The lInspital
but th'' Is an orcnrrcnr" Of every summer,
even the most healthy. The wcalhrr con-
'nucs cool: and we are still visited hy oc-
rasi"nh showers. The lake is very high,
a"d the swamps consequently filed witt,
pure water, which is f:lvorahlc. We still
hav" reason /" hope thai our city will he
tree from the epidemic this scason.-.4m,r.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

y few days ago, one ofthe Irish laborcrs
OF me 'il-wny was very severely hurt by n
Iai' "t carih. However,, h. complained
not but desired he might have n Whit of
tobacco. lie was then laid On n board and
boosted on tour mems shoulders for the pur
pose ot hcinS conveyed To the in.iruarv.-
Upon moving. .Arrhb ID tn, powers. h.,
exclaimed with all the characteristic Inn
NOR of his country, little did expect 10
1--we To see my own funeral"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

The Grccnville Alonntainrcr Of the 9th
ult. says: "On r frrrin2 to another column
ot to-day's paper. II will he seen thai Col.
Walker has withdrawn his name as can.
dniht" Tor Congress. AT The solicitation and
advi"c Of several of Ills friends. The rca-
sons for tins course are given in the CORES
pnndcnrc. The opponents ofthc Sub 'rrca
sury and the advocates of n National Bank
need no, Halter themselves that The political
contest Is abandoned. BY no means! Ii is
more than probable that the people will
brn" out an"hcr Suh-Trcasnry Candidate
in Il few days. who will he success. ally sup
ported upon pTinciY!c."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
Ni.w ! io,.K, Aur. or

NLw ionK, Aug. 33.
Mr.. brldi' Is Row Ia tin, city. and seems
Ia be an earnest about the establishment of
I!i" much talked OF i!ank. IIr has rurcl
asrsi til" building, 81 - ali 81 known a, the
i"c"'!nn "i >:'i;I bank. The purchase was
made for $iSti.Chi. Rumor saws ,ha,
:S!3J,jHD had been offered aud refused for
iac Old Brnnch Bark. inw the Bank of rhr
State %! New York, whic: institution
bought il for IL sam much les, than this
IL rui4
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
CONNIE UNRCATH0NS.
RIDGE, Aug. 9Th. 1858.
Mr.. Editor,

notice in your paper of the 2:}d inst.
communication from MIR. floIlinsswor,l
giving an explanation Of ii Meeting Of tho
citizens of this District, on the 9Th inst, o,
Ed"cfcld &. II. which answered accord
ing I" what conceived TO Lc the obicct of
the meeting.
! have no disposition to keep any of my
political views back. am decidedly in
favor of the independent Treasury System,
or III other words divorce Of the Govern
mcni funds from all Banks. believing 4,
to he the best policy for the Government at
present. Your ob't srrv't,
NJ. WATSON.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

important are involved. and sucl, n,ighty
etlurts are nndc 10 overthrow them.
Resolved, That our distinguish d guest,
the Hon John e.. Calhoun, and our bihef
Representatives who acted with him, Ii, OPP
posing tins unhOly union OF the Bauks aud
Government. aud giving their powerful aud
Zea'ous support To the independent. sand
Constitutional Treasury, have proved them
selves the true and faithful friends oig The
Constitution, and the rights aud Liberty ui
the people; and thar under such difficult
ties are entitled to our highest atiifiira-
tl"n aud confidence. sd
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
SNVAENNII. Aur 30

NNVAHNNI, Aug. 30
Ih" h"n'h cFoar ciy.-Inrhc continued
cnInyn!cni of t!'S imcStnahr til. >>in", we
are all interested us individuals, nrJ rs =
cnn'lnnnliv. TO insure lis continuance
much depends upon ourselves We would
call earnestly upon IN. Board of li,.alrh. of
ur@' upon The Scavrngrr Il >lrirt di cbarrc
of his duties. We think there is room Go
Improvement in his department. G,0njyD
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06
From the lfuyus,a Cous,,,r,;o,oUs,

ELEcTIoN kETuRNS. In Alabama there
will be Il decided majority of Sub Treasury
members III bo'h branches orihc Legislature
In Missouri the Administration party have
IN .''aincd their stand. h, cIrctinc "A ma.
JoritN in both branches of the Lr.i>lature.
;id two members of Con. .rrss. In Illinois
the dcmorra'lr cau,lidatc for governor is
elected, and Snb-Trrn>ury mcn were elect
Ell To onSrcss, besides Il majority in the
Legislature. In Indiana. where, M the
last election, the democratic part, sustained
IL signal defeat, reaction has taken place,
aud hy III" last accounts hopes are enter
ia'ncd Ihh, he party will have "a majority
IN the Legislature. l. Mouth Cnrotii,. as
II was expected. Mr.. Dudley i RI. elected
governor. With regard to The Legislature
n"'hInS decisive can bc known onlv when
th;. body will assemble. Even in Ken
lucky, the republican party ai the recent
elections have maintained their strength
The Frankfort Commonwealth, Il whiu
paper, says about the result. $50 far as ma
iional politics are concerned. the relative
strength of parties in tlr legislature will be
about as il was laSl year"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

Steam Ships.-rhc PhiacipI Z. S.
Gazette say>:-Wc learn with pleasure.
'hnl the PROJECT oi adopting The proposition
oi the English company To run steam ships
-9ctMecn .PbilndclDlIia aud EunlnnL and
France, is now being marurrH. and will
shortly be laid before The public in II form
which, We have rca>Oh 10 believe will be
acrcp'ah!c, a,il which will secure that CO.
operation necessary to success.
iho New lwk journal of Commerce
a';''r> on the 'uIhori:v OF gentlemen con
nrctcd with The French ,ra!c. that il has
been Determined III lIavrc. 10 b..i.h four
steam ships "i lSu0 tons Iurl!.rn each. Ia
constitute Il !inc between that por aud u.
ork. In" keel OF one had hcrn laid, and
arrangements wrr" making 10 complete all,
as Snnn as possible.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

EcH-Onc asked his friend hy he, hcino
a STOUT man himself, had married 30 small
wife. WHY FREUD said he, i thought
thai you had known that Of all evils we
should choose The least
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

Yankee pcdlar recommending n sale
said thai one OF the same kind OF scy,hes
was $" sharp. that they hun. il on Tree
n Kentucky. and its SHADOW cut a mans
leg OIL!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1838-09-06

\ gentleman called Walter Watts l.unr him.
sell IN the cnnri"St"wn State Prison, or Sunday.
tause---no other way to :rct cu,--EoSt.n Ne,cs.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

will neber rest till be socieshcally free as wei,
as politimcully free" De Marselles Hymn"
Dis last toast was drunk staadn, wild all de honors
ob de table poured on. Sam Johnsing jumped up in
his char. De Chairman called on me for song. l
did not expect dis honor, and polygssd. De compa-
insisted, so gave dem dis.
Caesars Song.
O, from dy cellar
My Dnah peep
Dat rumbucshus Teller,
De watch Is asleep
And all is SO hush
Den cum in dy beauty
For well might she blush,
IL sich ting deere could be-
To is my dear Dinah,
More slacker nor she.
All dis long day hab
fought on dy charms,
Ard loaged for de moment
For dat msments pleshurs
Weneber dey cum,
Am swester 10 me dan
glass oh ole rum
Den cum from dy cellar
My Dnah. 10 me,
Tub oaIy dee.
DE applause was berry heavy after had finished. De
ladies wave DER hankcrchiefs.
DE following volunteer toasts were den gwen.
by Block Li0yd-De editor OBJ &c Mencan. lie
want depoish oh de manners, and is all indesutier-
able reinstocrat.
By Moses I'ke-I glib de health of Mr.. Forrest
de bully tragedy man.
By Sam JoInsing-De genius OBJ de day. need
not tell you who he is-de immoral Jem Crow.
By Tom Sndp-De Journal of de Commerce.
like white man, mighty Hnsartin
By Bin Burt-De Revo. Mr.. Lovcioy. He great
fool 10 get shot for We no tank hm. CTremen-
dous cheerng)
By de CharmGn-l glib you de Herald-dat are de
paper what semnates eusefiA knowledge.
by Upton SnicheS-Dr. Frost. He got cotched in
de fire al last DE niger 100 wise TO discourage desc
steam doctors.
BY Jim BaiLS-De Express and de Canada fight.
Massa Brooks he in DISTINCTIONS dilemma.
By Sam .JohnSing-Mr Van Bruen. He is like a
bee in tar barrel When he f one leg toder 90 deep
err in de tar.
About clock in de morning, de company broke
up in good order consderin de occasion Now, illus
trus Ginera If dare be any mistakes in dis here des-
cripton, correct en- and by putting dis in de Herald
you will gain the everlasting regret OBJ de Wllbuforce
Sicily.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-12

designed OF every bu; more .specs,y
% well Tn.'s o eaus that they obtain va
(which may be had alone II wished for fitted IN the lid Of
contains every medicine &C reeessay Tor ihe mo., prres
anaspeedy cursof these complaints.
snords 10 all who are interested the subject begins by
Tnrs ~. rs' IS and wha. NOT ,snea disease
hs disease but which are perfectly Nav these BY
evident and thus the poor coa6ng patient first pets robbed
and then, TOO cen ruined In his health and Spirits Tkis h,,,
two distinct aiesases included v venereal disease pro-
mpSr,opee 70 ssoa 9 n, called o. gree.
treatment proper In the one injurious in the other
neither does produce the GosorrSea isbsp
goes on 70 show the proper well abuse OF msr-
mercury absolutely useless and hurtln vel on Ss .ns
hard there are circumstances in which sbouIey needed
aud nthing so easy as TO know what those
are moreover IN The authors practice under the irrc-
ingly mild and ecacious remedy The next ehspaer rr..
OF 0oaorrhes Uhe disorder attended with rurnipyl AMI
sequen OF allowing Gonorrhea 10 e.n,in"e ns on
month 10 Ten,h uncurea, such as .. srepres nc Then
ngy PLAIN and interesting, for this form o the disease in
are perssn. for sspee rsa pr.sDs y pieesd Their
pills. sr bottle OF drops while every surgeon knows tbst ali
the physc in the world would cure sric,ure Me-;
tber there hisg which much battles the ~
:. horrible IN is ultimate consequences 10 the pasn,
while IN general proper means used no,hsg ( 40 sa.
The remaining chapters are those other forms of vep..
real diseases which sometimes appear in different constitutions
seses &c and these refer every circumstance thai ear -
sipy sny Stage OF complaint
symptoms down 10 is neglected fora; and her, /, bon
be known that there form OF venerea disease L. :,
dormant IN the constitution show itself In no o,er wav
thasr lis effects upon postery The trestm, Of ali ,bes
hswser .6un, any plain and escso that any on.
bis cure with perfect safety and success -
The price 81 the chest OF medicine, nc so, ,le hcoh
al9nes ~ forwarded 10 any part OF the world. =
fur w consultation, or for the chest addressed IN
me author, DIR RALPH, No % Cortlapdt street NJ ".
since publishing this little book the nu,her has been
consulted on 50 rrany distressed AMI ruined eeniuon
tche,y from Trusting to- certain description OF advertising
~ 70 lead him TO the opinion hat there should be-
praeoner 81 known integrity aad skill proeedy prepared
who. nss 70 give the bes, assistance b disease sia
reason The writer deems proper here TO 10 gra-
y me University Of Edinburgh member o the Royal
Coge Surgeons London, and subor Of worn expressly
on 'hse disorders Also that he has testimonial letters from
,pe physcansi Europe 70 The most eminent name
ncs Dr Nett Of New York ard Dr. Physck 81 Pbiedephial
and which be will happy show to any oae whs wie.
me-