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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23


THE NUPTllI.S CONSy MINATED
The BanL ~ ne Ut'.f Stat, az r,nu,,,-ari an
ne Treasury DsPpia-ni cfia, uni',i >,-i,, uH-
I'D.
The Treasury Department IS now i,su-
ing drafts on the Back OF the United
States OF Pennsylvania" We have seen
them. And this too, before that bank ha,!
resumed specie pavm-nts VIVA, shall
We see next Nicholas ii,dGlc the FL
nancIai Agent OF Lev, Woodbury., Sccrc-
tary of the Treasury Such is the fact,
aud IT cannot be- g1inssyed. The bank
rupt institution" OF Mr.. Bidd!c's the fiscal
agent Of the Government! An Institu-
lion that but two or thee weeks ago il
was asserted in the official organ would
not. nor could not resume specie pay
ments. Oh! the monster the monopo-
lizcr that shields herself behind the cotton
bales of the south. Tie money kin.
the purchaser of men and votes like cat
tie in the market the seducer of Mem
bers OF Congress from their constituents,
the controller Of the public press the
most corrupt engine that ever was estab.
lished amid free people These are a
few Of the epiihcts and appellations that
have been cast upon Mr.. BIddle's bank by
those and their hicnds who have now en-
tered into treaty Of amiiy. whether de-
fensive and offensive or not, we do not
know.
Wha. will the Democracy say to this !:
And what can those, their servants, who
have consummated the nup;ials, say in
explanation. but that IL is "a fair business
Transaction :"
Where is your ub-Trcasury-your
divorce scheme now, Abandoned igno-
miniously abandoned After having KEEP,
the country agitated with them for a year
aud brought ruin upon thousands Of good
honest citizens, in attempting 20 force
them on the country. .NgdiSoaian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
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ns-Thc Cour, cf Inquiry, convened II St
LOUIS 20 investigate certain charges against Cap
tam CroSSr,an, quarter master, have acquitted
ilat officer Of all blame in the matters aledgcj.
Gen. Games has approved the proceeding.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

New YoRK. Aug. II.

- "IFNt IVY NJ
The uncurrcnt money business is be-
coming less profitable for the brokers, and
more profitable for re People at large
New England, New Jersey, aud Penns,i.
wanna bills are now very near par. and
all Western and Southern money 10 i'm
proving. The domestic exchanges are as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

3L The Great Western sailed On THURSDAY
evening from New IoTl., IA view &c as nmc,,>,
concoursc Of spectators, and great display Of
boats, &c. correspondent # the U. s. Ca
z,vc says:
" She has ci"hiy-Scycn Passengers. ahou, loo
tons friTh' and very lar," number Of letitfN
Sc. n fact there can b. no doaii that The y,.>-
81 is DONG extremely well, and must paw her
adventurous owner, a handsome profit. bear
- az Dispatches from Lord Durham To tie home
government. Is amongst the Passengers, and al
80 s~vcral commissioners for cycruung various
Loans, for ihis country, .n London"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

HoRRID MURpER.-The most cruel
and diabolioal murder was committed on
Jackson river. in Bath county, on Ffi.
day last. Two children daughters q Geo.
Mayse, Esq. the one about six and ,le
other about seven years Of age. were
found with their thToais cut. lying near
The gate leading TO their fsther's houic
They had been at school three quarter.
OF mile distant, and circumsi1nces 20
tor To show that they had been intercept
cd by some Of Mr.. Mayse's servant, un
their return home. ana that they did The
horrid deed. Three IL them, We learn
are imPlica,cd-a negro woman and her
daughter. and negro boy. all OF " HON
have been committed 20 Bath II. II Is
aid tina, iho Ill temper Of the woman had
been greatly excited by something " bich
had occurred ia The family. and tho. cru
ely aud savsgely, i, would seem. hos she
wrcaked her vengeance. This j. certain
~ one Of tie most unmitIgatcd and horn
dc instances OF depra,i'y that 1t has Necu
our 10, 10 rccofa---and deep apd ti,',r p
tie anguish which IL must innirt on SIS
Mayse and III, family.
M4H.fru sFfc!i!. r 81 e.. q .-tf Nc
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

Specie payments were resumed by all
the Banks OF the District OF Columbia,
contemporaneously with the resumption
by the Banks at Philadelphia on Monday
la,t.-.Ndi. Li., lug. II.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

THE ELECTIONS. we have scattering
rr1m- ifsn the Missouri and Illinois Election.
eheh Boa. .aie eraag'y 10, success. Of The Win.
on t''li nssc mfAorio hsfu-ht-d States. Sum-
c..atnums. however, have NOT been received 90
justly us "a oiaiistnE Triumph "a ether STATE
a few dfys wuI confirm Or diSspaie our hope.
~ Nouh caro.na, alc Wink triumph is COM
p.e'e. Kentucky d.ae
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
W,,cursrrR Aucusr ~

WtNcHEsrER, AUGUST L.
Tioicat Storm.-This town and neigh.
borhood Was visited. on Saturday last, by
4 storm OF wind ard rain unequalled since
Isis. Some estimate may be formed Of
its violence by those who did not witness
IL. when il is known that body OF water
equal TO four and a quarter inches fell in
the short space of two hours, the wind, a,
the same time. amounting IN violence al
most TO n tornado, and vivid flashes OF
lightning and Tremendous peals Of thunder
following in quick succession.
This sudden fall OF water has occasion
ed serious loss Of property TO our citi-
zens. by filling their cellars, containing
goods, SC. and to the farmers aud mllIers
in the neighborhood. by washing away
their fences, breaking their dams. &c. In
the town. the largest losers are Col. Beat.
~. (in whose house the water was seve-
raj feet deep Messrs. Jno. and Abraham
Miller, Samuel Appold, Michael II. Reed.
and Hvpp and Machir. In the county
Richard w. Barton. Esq. is the heaviest
loser. his mill dam having been broken,
and his fencing AID about 81 tons Of hay
washed off. The mill-dams Of Mr. iona
than Jackson, and others, were also bro
ken.
Daring the storm, the house of Mr.
John Milhorn. about 1 miles west of this
town. was struck by lightning and has
daughter, about IL years old. instantly
killed. We understand the young lady
was sitting beside cradle, in which Law
an inisn,. and that the floor about the era.
die was literally torn To atoms. bu, tina,
the c!,iid vas unframed. The rest OF the
family. who were in an adjoining room
though stunned, escaped uniniurcd.
! Rspu,iiem.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

l. may not be generally known That The LeSts-
laturr, or NaSsachu>ct,S. Msine and Tennessee.
have by recent laws abolished the wholc license
system, declaring it unlawful, 10 sell ardent >PiniS
in ouaniiti., les> than IL gallons.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

irB-The Charleston as. G. Banks have r--
toanorcc hst iieywi.l resume spol.e payments
90 lhe o. &c q, pisinicr
e.. PTnmrion 81 Sew Jsrry h.s i..iai a.
Pfcsams son. negsir.ag 'hc Banks q lha, STATE
- flsaH.e ta of t,i,4e Co., g8th instant
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

The Susquchanna Railroad Will To- opened
to-day for The transportation of passengers, sc.
tctvvcn Baiimore and York. Pennsylvania.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

SowIxs wur.r The following oommnnios a.
iion, the SUBJECT Of sowing wheat, after the
manner It details. !, from the pen Of enter
prisin= agrieul,urali,t Of our county, and merits
sttentioo.-- Iji.eLs5,sr "a siniHn.
Sir: Having read Of new mode Of rails
ing whea, in England, by dropping and
covering two grams IN small holes abou,
one inch and half deep and four inches
apart: in this way planted one hundred
grains las, fall, and found this harvest that
every two grains had produced fiom 20 TO
% stalks. | rubbed out one bunch Of
thirty stalks, and found 10 my aIonish.
men, nine hundred grains Of fine. plump
wheat OF that species called mountain
sprou,. In this way do believe ,ha, one
bushrl may be made 20 produce FIVE hun
drcd. y FARMER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
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Tic Acting Governor of Virginia has issued
ms PROCLAMATION, according To law, authorizing
the Exchange Bank of Virginia to 90 into opera
ton. Tne Bank u well forliirt with specie,
a4i VII eo 20 work upon 4 sound bass
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

The Steamboat Chiffon Was sunk CA the le'h
instant, hilc below the mouth OF Ohio. No
i've, lost
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
rnUnsoAY. ArGIsT 80. ,.ss.

The beneficial eject, Of the defeat OF the Sub
Treasury Bill arr every where developed. Mos,
Of n'c Elnss Of the country have tccn enabled
~ resume specie payments, the hostility of the
government To uacm having been rendered en-
ufc'y harmleNs-and the people again shout
70 ENJOY a comparatively sound eurIrGcy. la a
inilc while, there will b. specie enough Il,r all
The purposes Of bushes, AMI Tire people will
only suffer loss upon diS,an; exchang-s-,hr IN
e'iiabie effect al Pui''ng dowa the U. y Bank
The Government Treasury Notes are now
the only inede-mablc paper currency ~ the
county This fact should be- remembered.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

The Wings Of RoSs county. Ohio. gave pub
lac dinner on the llth mstam, To their dis,,n-
tuished representative IN Congress, WriirAM X.
DoNp, Esq. THIS gentleman well deserves ho-
nor, for nc man IA tic country has done more
thln he has TO open the eyes Of the people 10 the
cnornltcs 81 ihcir present rulers. Tho beauty
Of the n,.cr O., that Mr.. ronj used from l,cir
4 aa Annoy the Seapoas yid, which he pros-
i.lirl the prnnIrai clrn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

The Banks in this town, and We pre-.
sumo throughout tie States, resumed
specie payments on all their notes on
Monday last. We learn that. so FAR. the
demand for specie has been very inconsi.
derable--ihe amount paid out by them
beng much less than has been paid in.
Thus ends for the pre1eni--1nd We trust
iUssyer-the difficulty with the solvent
Banks; and here ends, we also hope. the
ouioTy against the banks, unless here j.
better evidence OF Encouragement on
their part than wc have sc, witnessed
Probably ~ a few weeks ihc only iffe.
deecmable paper ~ circulation Will Lc
tho rcasury Notes Of the Government.
aud against these our Van Buren, ffien =.
have foil permission 10 war 10 the death. %
tHiashsifer Rspa5Gesa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

THE FIRST STEAM EOAT.-A cores
Pondcnt ui the Boston Journal, quote, the fol-
loving extract as from the Virginia Gazette Of
November or December, l5s5, giving an account
oi The FIRST Steamboat GA ouT waters;
''On the eleventh day Of this month.
probably November 1871. MIR. Rum
seys steamboat, with more than half her
loading. (Which Nas upwards Of three
tons and number Of people on board
made progress Of four miles an hour.
against the current OF Potomac River, by
the iorce OF steam, without any external
application whatever, impelled by a ma
chine that Will not cost more than twenty
suIneaS for ten ton boat. and that will
not consume more .han four bushels Of
Goals, or the equivalent m wood in tw elvc
hours. IL Is thought that If some pipes OF
the II aohne had not been Tuptured bv
The freezing Of water, which had been
icit IN them nigh: or two before, and
which ruptnres were only secured by rags
tied around them, that the boats way
would have been at the rate OF seven or
eight miles an hour. As this invention
IS equally applicable TO boats or ships. Of
all Dimensions. TO smooth. shallow and "a
pid rivers, or the deepest and roughcs,
seas, lreighiasc Of ali kinds will be reduced
TO one third OF its present expense"
MI. Rum'ey. the writer adds va, con
tcmporaneous with Mr. Fitch also Of this
country, IN his researches, and IN the ap.
plc1tiOn OF Steam power TO vessels.
Eo.h Of these gentlemen attempted 10
consiruc: steamboats, a. early as I7S}.
aud models OF their conifiyanses were eN.
hlbried 10 General Washington, IN I7Si.
The apparatus Of Fitch was system Of
paddles, that of Rumsey, at first. vas n
pump, which dreS IA water a, the bow
and forced - out az the stern. He after
wards employed poles set in motion by
oranks on tie axis OF the rs wheel Of hl,
enginc, which were intended 10 be press.
ed against the bottom Of The n,cf. One
Of his boats was, after bis death. set IN mo
ton on the Thames. IN 1893.
Fullon's first steamboat on the North
River. was constructed ia l~O1. bat they
were not introduced into use N Great pa.
tam tall lsI| five years after Fulton
successful voyage.
The credit OF the Grst application oi
steam power go vessels. - undoubtedly
due to Ncssrs. Rumsey snd Fitch"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

We omitted IN our last number 20 insert
The names Of the following gentlemen az.
pointed on behalf of tie State. AZ Direc.
tors for the Winchester and Po'omsc Rail.
Road Company. The subioined list. as It
has beon furnished ". viii be found cor
rect;
P,f,ii,ni John Bruce.
HisfSf7rt--Jsceb Senssny Jsssph " sherrard.
Aoraham Nliier. f.sse HollngsWofth
Diffciorf - bshaiC II ~ State James 81. Ma
son, Ds'il w. Barton. and q. y Wager.
Puilip Wiliaauls. Jr John Yates. Robert r.
haiiEin Robert Conrad, Richard y. Byrd.
Fhomas ] Nelson, and ssta Msson. we're ap
poicied aCommittse q take toto e0psiCsrs,ion
the Yroposi,ssa 81 seli poftioa q she Winehss-
ter ADD Potomac Ralifesd. bear Harpsrt-Ferfy.
% The Baltimore AID Ohio Raiirosd company.
Richard 4. Byri, Robert Confad' Phaip
Wiliam,, u George Auliok. ani Henry Rs-
ker. we're appointed . COMMITTEES Coz tie purpose
q asc-riaininE ne condition g the rOss inquir.
ins into lae management of lbe SANE. Ge
49, f.fff Ir~r.atsra
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

One Mr.. Ficeman Gage. who declared
himself knocked down and rabtcd .i
FJljO. lew months sIucc ia Rorhcs'cr.
has lately had hI' disaster passed upon -
committee of ci'izcns of diet place who
na' robbed ~ al The cor i-,n,e do
DOT believe be- vSeT had such a sum 90
money 90 be posse ',on. and Tics hrl
lh1t his bat wbi,b was found wounded
w9s al fpn Re inside. Mr. CO. in
irc'. s;pcat. 70 be- COR rlcisly Cooo,,e4f5
md must be more automatically t,h5,l
'ui uurd|rrd u hs be would be = uaf',t
1T any standing y }. Ge4tiis.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

DsrHESsiNG CmCrMsrAScE.-Thc
coroner was yesterday called W view the
body Of an infart aged nine weeks the
child oi Mrs. Caroline kebblef. nsid,ng
on the corner Of Church and Warren
streets u appears .hai Mrs. r.. who -
mute and Who has been married about
year. vent out 10 the Asylum ior tie
Deal aud Dumb on "Wednesday 90 see
some Of her old trend. and playmaies
taking the child With her Ga her re-
turn. she got out %. The cars al Walker
street, and walked home with the child
asleep ~ her arms
On reaching home. her agony NAV be
better imagined than described when on
laying The child down. she founa ital life
less corpse. Ia her anxiety 10 shield Il
TON harm, ale had pressed Il Too closely
10 her bosom. and being unable 10 hear
- cres. u any uttered. he hapless ,nno-
cent was smolhered. A female tho Vas
IN company with her. tesh6sd 10 these
lseis before Coronsfs Jury Who return
ed = verdict % aeeordsnce With the above
eiTcumsisnees.--yNsv York papey.
Fi's hssersd sor~oss eth lAsis wagons sll-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

II having been proposed TO translate
DR.. Duncan's speech into German, the
New York Courier and Enquirer properly
suggest, whether il would not be better
TO have ii translated into English.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

The charges on lr,trrs taken ou' hy 'hr Srea
Western amounted to- two thousand dollars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

FAHr r. NOTORiEry To te talked
and stared ai TO- q wb,le ., not 90 acqu,te
Fame. There - ~ much difference 20
tween Fame and Noiouety % there . o..
tween a perpetual, never failing spfi
ADD a ei'iern oi water The one ~ utt
up 90 short iime-iAc other Bubbles ie.A
from ,he Earth. anal the sums 81 c,h,.
The Spanish pirates made = nose foIa
few months, bu, the elsng,Bz % ,hsn fet.
tefs was drowned N The fBuhl,ng ~ he
eiods upon their collins Homer sDd
Shakspeafs acre scarcely eminTnt dunae
liie, bot Whsn Their bones Werc Ilsbit1 90
The earth fnmoftsl laufels bfsnchsd 81
from their graves.
The man uho bad no where 10 lay w.,
head Nhhe be- walked Niih his bIsihfeB
now looks down upon q million splendid
sdiGces reared "a h,s honor and bsllor
Cd 70 his memory Lea no man lslier an
thrust hn hand ~ BIS bosom because ,m
mediate success does not attend bis exef
tons The caterpillar does ~, 81 once
turn 10 = butterfly, bot Ies long % ihe
DARK shfoud before his golden Wings sTe
spTe sd 70 The light Of the sun vh,is ihose
animals which attain 10 the greatest sge
remain The longest 10 embryo before they
are perfected forihe birth - Boston Pssrt
TIE arrivals ~ ssrslsss springs lsss wssE
vsFs 2ooe ssd Ne tsRsFsssss 22lt,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23
POLITICAL.
fS~- ~ y; y. Cersrs~As.es Of ~ Ma. I-ssL
NEw YoRK, Aug. 16.

NEW York, Aug. 10.
The Wings OF this city last night, in
Maso,ic Hall. gave Mr.. PRrNriss. Of
Mississippi, one Of the heartiest add
proudest tributes II is possible for great
city in Republic to pay TO public man.
IL was felt here. that q great deal was
due to the State 81 Mississippi, which. IN
very critical time, discharged Its high
political duty so handsomely. and a great
deal due also To Mr.. PRENrIss, who had
been 50 instrumental IN a proper dis
charge Of tina, duty. ] never saw a lar.
ger crowd in aud abou, Masonic Hail.
Notwithstanding the meeting was sum
moned io- summer night, the rush was
immense and this great concourso Of
people MIR. PRENriss had the faculty of
keeping IN silence over an hour and half.
Mr.. P.s compliment to tho Conscrvs-
lives was loudly responded to. When he
spoke of our Senator TALLMADGE, who
threw back the SANDER upon our people.
that they had been boHght by the banks,
immense masses seemed To rise rs u were,
yet taller than they were, flushed with
homes, indignation At an aspersion so foIl
while they made the AIR Ting with the
loudest expressions OF contempt for the
author of the charge. This was rich
scene, and the richest Of the evening -
| love such expressions OF feelings,
sprin ing from the honest hearts of the
multitude, for they show how pure that
multitude IL. aud how. from their limos,
/ souls, they abbor and rebuff the lie.
An allu.ion from Mr.. PErNTIsS TO the
las, dash Of the destroyers upon our own
gallant Navy brought forth another rich
scene. TIE government has become so
mad, he cried, that. for wan, of non
! specie paying bank now 60 bite. /, has Ia
ken TO biting i,self. |, has fallen upon
ais own night arm Of defence The rco-
pie manifested. ~ the NOS, lively rnihu.
siasm, the value they SGT upon the Navy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

VIRGINIA SPECIAL ELECTION. The
special election in Northampton county,
for member Of the House Of Delegates.
10 AL the vacancy occasioncd by The re-
sgia,ion OF Mt Savage. resulted in the
election OF DR.. Geo. I. VERIFY, (Whig,)
by majority OF 80 votes over his oppo-
nent, Major Smith Nottingham. Admins
tralion Sub-Treasury. The polls we've:
VERIFY lGG. Nottingham 81.
Bali. Pat.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

Wgh Rent-An exchange paper says
the rent Of the Astor House, New York, is
estimated al seven cents a minute. This
would amount 10 SlO0.SU rcr day, end
SIG, 7G per year. How many mint julaps
are drank each day during the summer al
This eStabltSLtnPnto
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

\ lev days aso a ferooious bull dos
which was kep, chained by Jas Bsycos
carnan Who lives near the BaEery. a,
tackled his little ohild. two or three ycsr,
old and neaily Killed II befuEe II could BE-
rescued. Yesterday ihe child was ,si1sd
with hydfophobia and died ~ the oouro
Of leS hours ~ Y Journal II Con.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

Five hssfrsd Hor~oss eth lAsis vsxoa. GO.
- vhh iesnsase, hsvs isfi GsssEs sously,
oAio, fss M,ssissipPi
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-08-23

TIE arrivals ~ ssrslssa springs lsss ~ssE
we're 20oo sba Ne tsRsrssss 22lt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-10

1897 Discharges.

lowe We little, naus picious year.
And e,en that little ne'er intend 10 pay
10 tale ysur thisgs and shove yourself away,
I'm sure You'll gel no great by lingering here.
Lei 90 my hand, dos thiak TO start tears
Come come old chap-pack up your buds, say.
Eve 4 ne y tenant waits your moving out;
And shall pitch you shortly, neck ard heels,
Into the gutter, VI you stay about,
you'd better 90 and grease your lazy wheels,
And AXE some lone and unrequened route;
You're a great here, all creation feels;
Don't take Broadway, Old man-a friend sntreats you,
or you'll get Kicked by every who meets you
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-10
.E5yA HIss. EHEATEsH &C. or xE.-

"A EkEAL DISEASES, GoNoIkhEA, ...!s, &c. de-,
desgnee or the use Of every bui especially
S Me an @ S sn ana pdr e cure Ths TsS.ss
little chest exceedingly convenient In travelling. which
contains medicine kc for the perfect
il Impossible 10 express the Satisfaction book
affords all who interested in The subject Il begins by
There are several complaints which Sesriy resemble
sd The
evident and thus the poor eenndng Psa hf opsed
volume then proceeds show. that word vensrea.
distinct aiesases included, yene,eai disease,
Importance know the ference between The two for the
Gea%en. proper !" The one most nsoss ~ hs o,ne
neither does venerea produce The Gonorhea ihen
curry; for ii should be known that abough in most essss
mercury absolutely useless and hEu yet the ether
and nothing easy know circumstances
on IN The authors practice and under The dee-
ng mild and efcacou remedy. The chapter
gives the hest OF curing IL il also ro rs out he con-
ssquen = .. allowing 6onerrhea TO continue from
follows chapter on structure ITSELF which made exceed
may pam Ia ans qereng for this form Of the disease in
are Pers rs for instance who pretend with box OF
The phyc in the world woud never cure src,ure Ne;-
Their lhere any hiag which 50 much battles
while IN general proper means are used nosg
The remaining chapters on those other forms o.
real diseases which sometimes appear in ofsren constitutions,
every
bly arise any stage OF this complaint from is rss
symptoms down TO its most neglected form; and here should
be known that there form of venerea disease lies SO
dormant in the constitution, show itself way
than Ia It's effects upon peserity The treatment of all these,
how abun anty plain and ehc acios, any one
having this little chest Of medicine complete may undertake
his cure with perfect safety and success.
The price al the chest of medicine, nc is xl2 the book
alones 81. forwarded TO any part of the world.
Letters IN consultation for the chest TO be addressed
the author DIR. RALPH, No. % Co.tlandt street ~ ".
q Since publishing this little book the author has been
consulted many distressed and ruined constitutions
Chiefly from trusting certain description advertising
people, lead him 10 the opinion that there should
practitioner of known integrity and skill poteedy prepared
al all times 10 give the best assistance that disc
whom such patients mg h apply with confidence For this
9uae efthe University Of Edinburgh member Of he Royal
College OF Surgeons London and author
these disorders Also that he has testimonial letters from
the highest physicians in Europe the Ame
rica DR. Nett Of New York and DR. Physck PHILADELPHIA
and which he will be happy to show to who wishes
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