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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
LINCOLN TELEGRAPH
B AT H ME:
THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 3.
THE STEAM SHIPS.

The Steam Ships "Srius, and GREAT
WESTERN" have at length reached New
York, and the event seems to have given
rise to great interest, on the part of the
citizens of that place, as well as with the
public generally. 1t is indeed an event,
which may be looked upon, as of immense
interest to the United States, as we'll as
England; and must inevitably tend to
strengthen the friendly relations already
existing between us. We have compiled
the most important particulars from the &C
count given in the N. Y. Express:
The Sirius sailed from Cork on the eve
ming off the 9TH inst. and made the High
lands of New York at 6 O'Clock P. M. on
the 22d, thus making the passage in IS
days, and having on board AZ passengers.
During the day. her sides were thronged
by small boats filled with passengers to
view this fine vessel from the old world, as
curiosity seemed to be highly delighted
with this visit Of the stranger over the deep.
1t was announced about ono O'Clock, by
telegraph, that the steamer Great Weser n
was off the Hook, when additional thou
sands poured down Broadway; and the Bat
terry at 9 P. M presented a most brilliant
appearance. The smoke of the Great
Western, was seen in the horizon ascen-
ding in black volumes long before her hull
was visible. The ship, however, soon
came in sight, and as she passed Bellows
Island, received salute from the Fort OF
26 guns. She approached the Battery
through fleet of row boats and small craft
sprinkled over the surface, and was cheer
ed apparently by every one. She soon
ranged along side the Castle, sailed round
the Sirius, which vessel gave her salute,
when the crowd from the wharves, Cas-
tie, boats, sc. gave her tinee hearty cheers,
which was returned by those on board
She then pursued her course up the East
River and came to anchor near Pike street.
This successful experiment, and this new
era of Steam Packets between this and
England, gave life and JOY to all.
The Steam Ships are not the first which
have crossed the Atlantic, American, as
well as British steam ships, having before
made the passage but these ships are
Pioneers in new business, and are the
first to promise to begin a regular trade
Thus they shorten all our ideas ofthe great
distance over the Atlantic Ocean, and a.
bridge as it were, time and space.
The Great Western, left Kingroad, Bris-
tol, 2 o'clock, April 9TH, and here she was
2 o'clock, April the 23d,in only l6 days
thus bringing England nearer to us than
many parts of our own country. This has
been done in season of the year, not oil
summer sunshine, but Of gales, storms
seet and hal, and thus the Experiment
Of Steam Navigation across the Atlantic is
no longer an Experiment, but plain mat
ter of fact. The thing has been done tri-
umphantly.
Her boilers were supplied the whole
way with fresh water, by means of a dis
tiling apparatus, which converted the salt
into fresh water. The distlling worms
small copper tubes measure, as is re-
ported near four miles. .--
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

A Polish Doctor, calling his name, Bless
ynski, who has been in this place short
time, was found dead, about half past 10
o'clock, on Saturday night of last week,
directly in front of the Town Hall. 1t has
occasioned considerable speculation, as to
the manner in which he came to his death.
The only fracture discovered Upon him,
was small scar upon his head. 1t APP
pears most probable to our mind that he
came to his end by a sudden fall while in
state of intoxication. He is represented
as being gentleman Of extensive informa-
ton, and a skilfnl practitioner. He was
buried on Sunday, and on Tuesday, in
consequence of some suspicious circum-
stances, his grave was re-opened, and il
was ascerained that his body was gone.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

dairy would be useful in preventing terrific
rial dispute n future; but, although the
President conceded in this view ofthe sub
ject, he was compelled to decline the bound
airy proposed, as inconsistent with the
known wishes, rights, and decisions of the
State. a
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

The Bath Light Infantry, under
command of Capt James FL. Nichols, made
very grand display, on Tuesday last
Military spirit is rising in this meridian.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

Sad Accident Mr.. Rufus Fountain.
an industrious and promising young man,
of Bristol, while returning from a. fishing
excursion. few days since, in company
with another young man, was drowned by
the upsetsing ofhis boat, near Round-pond
harbor, in that town. His comrade mar
rowly escaped, and it was thought the in
jury he received would occasion his death.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

Total, 2O71 oO44 ~ I64
The loco foco's had a majority in all the =
towns composing this district at the Sept
election, of about 1900.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03

MT NcHHedys majority IN the entire
District, 862.
In the regular Congressional election,
held in July, 1887, the average majority
for the Van Buren, ticket in the city of Bal
tlmore was 283 votes; and the average ma
jority for the same ticket in the whole dis
trict, was 251 votes.
The Wing net again since the above ell
ection Is Il13!i,
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-05-03
AND YET ANOTHER SPLENDID
VICTORY!
Baltimore Right at Last 7!

DdusWOTe htSHt ut Last! =
Since our last, we have the cheering In
tellgence Of the complete success Of the
Wings in Baltimore, and the election Of
Mr.. Kennedy, by clear majority in the
entire district of S62. The Ball still rolls-
The Atlas gives the following s,atemsnt:--
Kennedy. Marriott.
Baltimore City; 1857 1897
Anne Arundel, 1862 $50
Annapolis, IA 1874
Total, 1853 6e9I
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

Mr. CArLIss IsDIAs GALLERr.-Beforc sailing Zoe
England, Mr.. Cadin intends exhibiting his splendid
and unique collection Of Indian portraits and curiosiie,
at wsshncon. Every kae~s that this il the
eompetest an best illustration Of the persons manner
and history OF the aboriginal tribes. When at Wash.
isgtop snd preparatory TO his transatlantic trip Mr..
CsLin will endeavor to make some arrangement with
the Britain minister, by which the duty on his
porras minerals and other rariues, may be les.ened
The cssire duties the English Custom House. would
.weuss 20 some $1,000. Before leaving New York for
wsshipysos Mr.. Calm will give two mere lectures
elscds,ory Of the Mandsns, and other tribes now
siac, nearly So by the late fearful rsvssss of the
snsll pex.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

CAUTlON-OBLATINF CAesTn -s-.:
e psse from s:yss 6:sse =.
n9ton o. Mche. Capsuies sdversisr I. are made "
hss uss Is somss :nc having Other -
vep s%y o. ne sdv;rs men. and %
cessay 70 inosm those eenserned that an oesm
Ge'stine Capsules which superior 10 Mo.
pure bslan and Geantine which viii rot esI se made
quss nave no unpleasant tase-which decdeS onse-
M % no secret In the preparation them and The o,
ooyt CT IN view 10 administer the Bssam Of Copvia
mosl approved FORM and Capsules been M
several chemists IN Berlin well In this and Pb,sao
Gle. " superior srti.
extensive sales with which they mel bear ample
ms sS Rsshton Aspnws Mr. Mhau, Messrs soulard
Deue Dr James Hart Chambers street and ROAD
way and all other respectable chemists and spo,becares
~ tns city and throughout the country ktept hem Constantly
Tor sale and generally prefer them those of Moes manu-
acture TOT the reasons mentioned above.
various certificates in NY confirm my assertion
uo,. CHARLES WILDENOW
q Cherrv
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

IA MOBILE PACK ETs.
l4Y4 snip EDWlNA, tpew) q. West. master.
- SHIP HECTOR ID " Post. master
Ship LnRENA, j. urauhsrt, sasser. AN
Ship TUSKINA, ". N. cost, master.
ship ALBANIAN, W. N, Lane. master.
ship RUSSELL BALDwIN.J }. N. Magma, master.
SHIP junior, w " williams, MASTER.
SHIP ELISHA DENIS ON. " West, master
Ship sr. JOHN, q. n. Hitchcock, master, -
The line viii consist or nine ships whsh wi srahle us 10
despatch three vessels mouh when ,bs trade requires ~
These ships The FIRST built expressly for We sde
Of br msi-s coppereA and soppsr vsnes with errn
sive and hshdsone Recommendations and nv ~
Prrienced masters Will vail pusctushy, sdverlke
When tho day OF ssag tas sn ay The shp VIII sail 30
the Monday following The pr.e o. psssee We. wnhcu'
free 81 eonmieries -, =. =, .U
~ x, %. HURLBuT co y sout s,rre,
N IA DR- Ace 10, ~ rsasrr Hrd. sale ri
ID teeslh srest between 81. ard OH svense m,ssr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

@1 @i@ Rl


UNITED STATES NAIL FOR PRINCETON, TxsED
TON AND PHILADELPHIA.
by Rail Road and Cosch~<
Mornirg Line WIN leave se foot a ,uulsnA 81 every
morrsg al eoc ck OF the New Jersey Rail Road
70 New Bruss~ich, thence by stage to Trenton arriving
Philadelphia the aftsrnoos. m
Resurring-Lesve Trenton ia o'clock, A. n after the
arrival OF the Of the Phsdcphs hail Road
arriving nj New York al "a O'CLOCK, r. M.
Even'ag LiDs-Lssves New Yort Courtlsndt
O'clock r. NJ; passengers WIN reach Trenton by O'Clock
lodge ard take the Early the Philadelphia Treston
Rail Road arriving IN Philadelphia by O'Clock, AN
Resurnir g-Leave PhsdelpAis O'clock r. NJ arriving
In New York nj "a O'Clock, A. ~.
For Seats apply the Rail ncsd Once Of Ccurans
81 New yesh, the old Stage OGcc, % e. oppo
site Congress Nah. Philadelphia, and nj the Der Of Rag
Sun Ts~srs. n Treston~ IH.N#
P.~esrers from Paterson aossnmoaaaed b. taking
TIE hrst ssd last Of the Paterson Rail Read which
meet with the above ses the unstisp a ssrR-n the
public may rely syos sappy ofssses New Brass~ss Cor
rer see. . sss shove ssmed s.e apply To Ihe-ss whit.
nesd % = NAH ceseh Once ed No. oeortispdts -
- Leave. Ne .nse 81 quarter before A. n sd .
ALEXANDER NJ CUNNING. P,o,r,e.o~
New Yerk. Esv. 10. 1851 -
LIRE JNSURANCE ny MERCHAN1.s
II INSURANCE. COMPANY, OF sosTON-Csphsi
oegss IN pss IN and 20 .gsns
Are RISKS Proposal for against nv
budI~es Esd and for me renewal posfes IN
the Gay Of New FORA len u the covrsy Il Br0E-
Law, ~ - Pine st. sew William, vii he suendeAto
JoskFH bALcH, rrssdsut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

ASSAULT ON Cashier On Wednesday, last, Mr..
Saith, the cashier Of the Commercial Bank, in Phls.
Sslpsis. was assaulted In the Stree, by mas named
Erslish. who knocked him down. English imagined
Mr. Smith had been ins,rsnents in causing kim to be
renewed from q situation he held In the Bank.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

x 70 sail from New Yort en- the ist ana from Liverpool
.-1zzsE on the 18th OF each month;
New Ship s1ppoN sSs ca ssw 10sk st. January
SHIP sAkkck s Ssp psse IS mssSrSa
Ship SHAKESPEARE Capt J. Collins, LIST April.
s.,,a.pp,cK rna IixEE POOL, ,s,. n...r,,.
Ship sHAKEsPEARE. Capt Collins, ism January.
New SIN. siDDoNs Cant. = IGN SrbrSary.
These ships the first class all armed upwsrdsof 500
bnrthen built ia the city OF New York; with such i'm
combine great speed with unusual comfort for
their Accommodations The price passage &s
for which ample stores including NC viii be provided
experienced masters who viii every exertien give
satisfaction. Neither the captains of
these S ,sm % any S ssF ,ss
Collins Co S sSeis St st. New York, or TO
The ships IF this line will hereafter armed and their pecu
liar constructions gives them security possessed by any
other but vessels Of war. iD
S6 Sailing from New York on the aah a.d from Liver.
on the 9th Of each moath .Mr@...
The above line Of packets will be csnnued by the subsc
June HLThs UNITED STATES, Capt \. II. HoIdrsge
Sept Eas be Capt l' Tss hr.I
May s-Ths ST. ANDREW DIRE a,' ss5 ton.
june 8--The vIRGINIAN, 6ao tons. HH~
July s--The sHEFrIELD. 600 tons fot
Aug s-The UNITED STATES $50 TONS
The qualities and accommodations of the above ships and
the reputation OF their commanders well known Every
the interests importers The price OF passage 10 Liver
pool in cabin other lines Mt SlO with wines
The win responsible for any letter. parcel or
package by the above ships for which bin ofadng
ia1en For freight or gT r;sIss EsggP%yHa1, rNrv
SANDS. TURNER, FOX d Co. or
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

.ER0u- ALsAsr-Oa Saturday the 24lh instant, In
the Senate the Chair slsssd shss there eighty bills
sill tobe disposed Of Mr. Young asserted that not more
han three of them Of public character The sag
sestion for afternoon session rejected and that
for meeting at 9 instead Of 10 A. M. was adopted. A
Bill TO incorporate the Staten Island Whaling Company
was read third time and passed.
In the House the bill to amend the act to expedite the
construction ofthe New and Erie Rail Road came
to its third reading and after debate was passed,
ayes SO, neesl
EXTENSIVE FIRE IN JERSEY CrTY.-About5 o'clock
this morning FIRE broke out in the wooden buildings,
adjoining the depot efthe Newark Rail Road Company,
in Jersey Cry. The three buildings were occupied
thus-ene as lottery Office, and as the dwelling Of
Capt Day. of the steamboat Sussex one by Mr.. Sea-
man. boat builder and the third by the fireman Of the
steam ferry Essex The fire broke in the lot
terry flee and spread the adjoining buildings,
which, together with the large wooden building called
the depot Of the Rail Road Company speedily
consumed Three cars laden with cotton goods for the
factories at Patterson burnt sp the cars belonged
TO the Patterson Rail Road Company. They were in
sured. There was only Jersey City engine on the
spot and the lever of that soon broken. One of
our engines, the Washington Company No. 90 and the
hose belosging 10 No. a. with many of our active fire.
men, were the FIRE, and got it under in couple
Of hours. ssaN
EDITORIAL SqUABBLEs-Mr. ]. s. Van Rensselaer,
assignee Of the General in for the Albany Adj
vertiser,) has indicted Mr.. j. G. Brooks and Mr.. o
Bishop, for perjury The Grand Jury did not take any
action the Indictment Mr.. Brooks is the late editor
of the Advertiser and Bishop the printer, and they
set up claim of partnership with the General which
the assignee disputed. There has been a wordy war;
and passage of handblls and advertisements between
the begerents for some time. The General was me-
gecfu Of the gospel precep and should have his
own house in order before he reform the
domestic concerns Of the Queen of England.
U Major Gen. Win6eld Scott has arrived at Wash
ingon and is in apparently excellent health after his
arduous and atguins duty the borders of the
Lake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

w Lord Gosf.rd was at Baltimere. with Mr.. Fox,
he British envoy, on Sunday, his return 70 New
forh from whence he will embark on board the gal.
Hast packet ship Tororto, Captain r. Griswod, which
sails on the 10Th April
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

Nor QUITE so BAD.-A paragraph is going the
rounds of the Southern and Western papers, that
10000 persons in New York. ia a of starva.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

MORE CoUNTRRFEITIsG IN THE VISTA person
arrested the 18th inst in Louisville, Ky, having
in his possession $4,000 counterfeit FIVE dollar bills upon
the Canton Bank Of Ohio.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28
Exchange Reading Room aud Foreign
Letter Office.

Letter Office.
~ THE Proprietor Of the above establishment greal
pleasure in to his friends and the merchant ge.
no1 n ns ns bs ia
Neither pains have been spared The arrange
isved be The OF OF It's kind in states In
and prices Yep, records Of and
sales stock Al the Beard Of Brokers' TeIegraphe Reports
psiho,ea -"s :" VIC p''A''
the greatest possible safety 4. letters within The per.
feet security against fire and all other accidents be obtain
The other privileges enjoyed BY snbscr5er Worth more
Than the price to all persons having mpora
la $. s. GILPIN.
NEW YORK e CIT! !11 MI Ills prOgnsior ha-
Gers and the following articles fresh dressed and
Head Rice This article the tina, can be dressed
by any mill in the world. te.
Sd Broken Rice, and small Rice which are very cheap
and whsleome food bsng oAy about half the price OF whole
Also Rice Flour article is one Of the
ing are pSt up IN each parcel -
the Corr FSa and Ss. Ss
IRON he best wesers wheat The above articles viii Be ss,
In any quantities 70 sna Purchasers
y Agent S
~ - mEssRs. GEORGE sxRREIL CO.
jseim corner wall and FrontaA
e. !, Ts
and feauest solicitations Of their friends and
ruary they win eo.d.ci iner House Esrope.n
plan where citizens travellers Nay their lodging
without board; and 70 those who may choose
their building, there viii be regular
from ~ till for dsper, served In the best all
Injuries mark affords dhea up order, paid
according OF bib OF fare placed daily before them
The with be furnished with the best Of Wines Liquors
The cooks and walters Of The first casand thing
par, Of the proprietors render comfortable ali
wha Asy please 10 faver them with q call
, The Lodging Department will be conducted by ASA
r.. Eating Departures, BY ROBERT MOORE asd IRA
January 81, 1873.
The Morning E,enog papers city viii please
py th~ above, and insert week. and send the hill
Hotel .@... fD1m
= 60 = PAssAGk TO CHA ~ L. kYTU n,
SRA<r4 D. C-For tbs greater despatch and conve
Aaptic and Savannah and Charleston Packet Com
paaes" have Termed ne Of Steam Packets twice
week TO- and from No folk and Charleston comprising the o
kowsg Packets
GEORGIA, Captain Rollins.
g. CAROLINA, Captain CoHey.
PULASKI, Cal a ain -.
sudsy ala instant They wiz Leave Norfolk adequately
Tuesday aad satsrss and Charleston Monday and
Passengers leaving Phi .depbia on Mondays and Fridays
nhed with fra copper boilers the
Engineers Of k and long experience ny this line
they are enc night less thsn by any oher.
Passage from rsil.delnhia through. go
Tleso be had :. the 1aitirore sr.~bo. .ce IN rh,.
deIphia, beard the bos and a the NJ rok steam
ONE IN samoreo or on board the boats amer they leave The
The .ts.m.os, VIM sEABRooK leave. Charleston for IA
annab every Friday p.orning.
Baniu,ore. I4,h Oct 1887. jA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

These ships all Of the first class burthen
and commanded by able and experienced naveaors
care wf be taken that the beds stores NC Of the
best The price OF cabin passage now fixed At
ther the captains or owners Of these will be
sibe for any letters parcels packages sent by Them unless
regular bills Of ading signed therefore. Apply
80 JOHN GRISWOLD, 10 South st. or
j23 GRINNEL MINTURN& Co. 1874 Front st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

p9 Major Gen. Winseld Scott has arrived at Wash.
ingon and is in apparently excellent health, after his
arduous and atguing ofduty the borders of the
Lake.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

These ships all Of the first class pandcd by OF
cha and and furnished with Of the
best no. Every attention viii be pala passengers.
mote their comfort and convenience The passage
ward fixed by understanding with the propeors Of tbs
others lines $l4e including wines aud stores every de-
scription; $l2e without wines and liquors.
Nett the captains or owners of'hese his will be repcn
sble for any letters parcels by hem unless
regular bills of Isding signed therefor
! r, freight or passage, apply 10
Barring BROTHERS co Liverpool and To
f- GO6DHUE co, or c. H. MARSHALL
SCnxb afN ov Vorl
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28
J24 ROBT. KERNiT. "a south q.
LIvERPOOL AND NEW YORK. CON.
iii ii ii II

REGULAR COMMUNICATION. :
osa and
with Them bringing ont OF iIer families
Is %
.as
The detenoa Of vessels a, Liverpool engaged i. this trade
having heretofore been great and just Of complaint
The are DESTROYS Of despatch
q such n iser days ssss
.esmen, for them to give preference their Line over an
transient vessels suara~see heyshsi invariably
~Se" any al sf
SUE .sS % ne ~ %
gers q Lrpeo ere Of The frs. c..srunn1g rgulsry
convenencs Of importance to those residing the
In relation to remapees their ss and posi- notes on the
Royal Bsak Of Ireland" paid sight free q discount
osas answering he same psrs. as BANK OF Ire ana nos
scosyenenee only by this establishment
The regular packets, sizing the i, .h ism, and sab
sses 81 s ps - -, e..
tended rurlher particulars can be ascsrained sppss
DO s. q :, South "ree' New k xSsa BROTHERS CO.
.sSN r Noble CITY LINZ rA,,c c E:.
Z TO run bewees port and Mobile, consist Of
vessels Of suitable 90 the city wison, ghtersge
srs T vfcTass ss 1'sy Dsi s master
ssris wA Esa r ss b. H. . master ..
Brig LEWIS CAss, y Ths,eher, master.
". ",
Brig MOBILE, tnew) -, master.
The shove all good vessels with hsndsome urnshed
recommendation and commanded by experienced masters
MUM This line or packets vii have prona despatch ana
all gods Forwarded 70 the subscribers viii he shipped free of
S ,1rfs g';sssL "a waist
Ia MOBILE PACKETs-NEM line
f3 The ships comprising the above line will be regularly
despatched from New York, ON the 10Th and 2b,h OF
snip THAMES, "a. D. Snow, master.
snip WARSAW, j, ,Ths,cRer. MASTER
sSiss CsHhwsA. W. D. smiR &.ss-.
The above all FIRST rate sbps copper fastened and cop
handsome furnished sions for pasaepgers Goods
forwarded subscribers will be shipped free ofcomi
son a For feish,Or passage EEK ITprR c,x,,x
M24 AMELIA STRONG, n. 7. Brows, mssSr
- Brig PREMIUM, >. Coburn, master.
Brig MACON, A B,bhns, master,
Brig DAHlEN. @, ~ Bulkley, master.
Brig NEW JERSEY. n. Matthew'S, master.
~. schr p. .. CRANE, studley, master.
Ell Collins, Of Dsren Geo. established the above lire Of
se bu expressly for ib. shove trade and ell copper ssen
goods forwarded to s ages. " New YsrE Willie orw-rded
free al commission ". DRMILL iss Frcnta
line Of stages from Dsrien Macon three times
- wtAsr,ihNh,AACHICvn,nLaa t. MTnrship
ship INDIANA, y > Dosne, uan.tsr i"f
These vessels are OF gb, sr. 81 water ss expressly for
". sde the best msters copper fastened 80 ceppered
with handsome secommedsnns and viii sail puncissy -
wi ..I Mcudsy SoncwIss. TIE prs. o. pssssg.
N whhou, liquors A goods forwarded 20 Ne ssbserse
]. '''d nee ., !. s': aTIisv CO. sousa.
ROOms y0 LBT-rwpIshrs OF pnfsrr,sbed ROOMS
avsnns. - - tr.0 i7ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-03-28

Dk: JOHNSON Is cossuaee een6des,lsry Al his once
- NO i7Duane street. between Chatham William sfs o.
The following diseases, yr:-Gcnorrh~a ssssss Chancres
structures seminal weakness aad dssas~s ans
remove any recen affection two three days
and The most nveterne cases propoouac time without
The use Of any facilitating rudcous medicine or preven.
uon from business Persons enusng themselves 10 Or shn.
sens care may desc themselves certansy OF success N
the most egrsvsted eases Scrofuous neeraed pes
NC spsssaly h~aied Strangers would do well giving Dr.
Johnson can certain made apaust
The occurrence Of, foregoing diseases, which
ed when used within twenty -four hours amer exposure
tiers post paid ard enclosing have the me-
dicine, and directions for us forwarded.
Attendance from 8, A. M. nj al sirht Dr. Jshossp has
moved from ~ Chsmbersstreet mse Ins