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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LANSINBUGH-
THIRTY FIVE BUILDINGS DESTROYED.

From the albany Evenimg Journal of Monday
fire broke out about half past four O'Clock yesterday
afternoon in the stables attached to the large hotel in
I.ansingburgh, known as the Rensselaer, house. The
flames soon extended to the main building and to
brewery belonging to Mr. ParmeIee land thence spread
ing north and south, ragged for three hours with great
fury, destroying about thirty-fve buildings Consumed
are the Rensselaer, house, fine brick hotel, with
tensive stables, Sheds &C.; large number of brick
and wooden dwelling houses; large brewery and
soap factory; the printing Office Of the Lansingburgh
Gazette; dozen more stores and nearly score of
workshops, sheds and out buildings ofvarious kinds
The total amount of property destroyed or injured
by fire cannot fall short of 45 900, which there
was insured about 900 The confagration
checked about 7 oclock, by the united exertions Of
the iremen Of Lansingburgh, Waterford and Troy.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
Sc LECT TOlA s rs.
fit Burlins ton Cold Water Celebrate

1t huntington COIH WdIeT CeIc0fdtson
The 4h Of July-The birth day ola civiliza-
ton-while we celebrate its glories in pure water,
monarchs may well tremble at the baptism. Tune
''Elail Columba.'
The Ballot-6or. An American invention for de-
posing rulers without the aid of the cartridge box-et
it be kept pure.
old Bachelors-The worst Of all regulators, the
strongest bonds will not ndu them to pay their ad-
dresses.
Ut Pedcham. The following toast was rapturous
ly appauded by an assembly Of 800 people:
The three distinguished Generals-General Peace,
General Prosperity, and General Mattocks.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
Having Tools.

NEW London, Rhode Island and Warner Scythes;
~ Snaths. FORKS and Rakes. Also Cradle Scythes.
For sale by E. JEWETT g. co.
July l., lS43. 800
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A VALUABLE DoG.-Francis A. Ball, Of New
London, Conn, fell into the Thames the other day.
and, being unable to swim, would have drowned but
for his dog, large Newfoundland, who jumped in
after his master, seized him by the collar, held his
the shore in safety! The grateful master Immediate
ly barganed for splendid collar for the noble animal.
upon which is to be engraven the particulars of the
heroic act
Al Danville, Pa on Sunday, I'd inst. 5000 panes Of
glass; were broken by hail stones, during the tremen-
dous thunder storm. Large trees were uprooted by
the force Of the wind land I25 feet of the bridge were
swept away.
The Lancaster penn Examiner of Wednesday.
contains call for ameetng of the friends of HENRY
CLAY which has attached to it the names OF eighteen
hundred and forty persons all of whom reside in Ian
caster county.
The Wing Convention of Mississippi have nomina-
ted for Governor, Geo. II. Clayton, of Lowndes
J. G. Brney declines being the abolition candidate
for the Presidency.
The crop of Indian corn in the United States last
year, is estimated by the Commissioner of Patents, Mr.
Ellsworth, to be fraction less than 442 900 900 Of
bushels
The Wool Season, says the Wheeling Times, has
commenced here in earnest; and there appears to be
plenty OF money hand for the purchase Of all there
is in the country, and the stock is not small There
eight to ten buyers to knowledge full handed.
Col. R. NJ Johnson has announced in letter to
the Editor of the Pottsville Pa. Emporium, that he
will his Eastern tour to New Jersey, Massa-
chusetts, Vermont, and other States some time be-
tween the 10th and the 3Oth of August.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18

fl Mother and HERTZ Children cruelty .hurdered
BY an extra from the office of the Butler Herald, we
learn that most shocking and brutal murder was
committed in Slippery rock township, Butler county,
Pa on Saturday morning last, the first instant The
following are the particulars of this horrible tragedy
'sJames Wigton had left his house early in tho
morning for the purpose Of going his fathers to Dor
row from him horse to plough corn, leaving his
wife and five children at home Whilst he was alb
sent, an Indian there and as appears from his
confession, murdered Mrs. Wgton and her five child
rem by beating out their brains with stones. Mrs
Wigton and youngest child were not quite dead
when first discovered. The Indian then proceeded
to Mr. Kennedy's house, and made an attack on him
and his family-injuriug of Mr. Kennedy very
severely, perhaps dangerously, by hitting him on the
head with large stone. After being driven off by
Mr. Kennedy, he next went to Mr.. Kiester's, where
he was captured after desperate resistance, in which
a man named Blair was seriously injured. lie was
taken to Wigtons, and confessed the MURDER & said
he sorry for it.
''Mrs Wigton was about thirty-fve years orage-
the children, three girls and two boys were aged
bout eleven, nine, FIVE, three, and wears
''rhe Indian is now in jail, and will be tried at
the September Sessions We understand that he
lives in Cattaraugus county, N. Y.''
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1843-07-18
Wanted,

nSE or two GIRLS, apprentices to the Tailor;
W ing business. HULL CURTIS.
July 10, lS43. Blows
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Died.

On Wednesday morning, 18th inst. Mrs. HrLErA Now.
relict OF the late John Ray E,q Of this city, aged
years.
Her friends. and those of sr sonn. law, Henry Lott
respectfully invited TO attend her funeral this after
noon NJ O'clock IRON las Blocker street.
On Wednesday morning. 18th inst. Mr. r. Pascal, aged
40 years
Ills friends and scquantances, and those of his brother
are respectfully inved to attend his iunera at half past
O'clock, l76 Prince street. of sullivan.
On Tuesday evening, l7th inst. WILLIAM MosRE, aged
90 years.
The friends and acquaintance, and those of his broth
ers John Co. Edward and Robert q. Moore, respect
fully invited md his funeral this afternoon four
O'Clock, from his late residence, 50 Wooster street.
On Wednesday the 1871 inst. EDMUND X. DE- FoREsr,
in the 25th year of his age.
His trends invited to attend his funeral this after
noon O'clock from the residence of his father Belle
vile, N j.
AT Calcutta, on the sOth May, THOMAS JAMES TaEp.
way, Of the firm OF Tredway, steuart Co. aged 80
years born in Richmond, Va
On board the ship Mosem her passage from Calcut
IA to this port, the 9th juno, OF Inflammation oil the
bowels, +. u, TAYLOR, seaman, a native OF Ireland.
On board the ship Orleans the LIST inst on her pas
sage from New Orleans to this port CHARLES THOMPSON
seaman, native Of Prussia On the I'd inst. WIZ. SIN
CLAN, seaman, native OF England.
On board the brig Mores on the 18th inst. her paF
sage Mobile to this port, JOHN FoRp tesnan Of this
city On the 10th inst FRANCIS CABnA native OF Malo
ga, Spsin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-19
Foreign Markets.

ST. THoMAs Sept ~ since last respects of 10th
inst We have nothing OF importance to communicate
Both pilot and navy bread becoming scarce, there
being very little fresh be al in market though there is
scarcity Of old Lost sales OF -four at Sc and
hut few hundred barrels left in fret hands. Corn
10 runcbeons IS dull at SIC; bbls IS! 81 Rye flour
in hrst hands; last sales were Business
tisuos dull hut We look for some improvement soon.
ST JOAN, P y Sept IL Beef mess Dbl Si2; prime
do SO 20; nresd, pilot, s; butter, ql $40 H. abundant;
beans, do So; cheese. do SIS cod6sh do corn meal
punch. ~; candles sperm 81 SO 34 mould do 49,,
-FOUR Dbl a. scarce; hams ql IL 49, herings, bol 81
hake, qti so dull; hoops, 50 AS isrd, oil la
un Der, r. Feet - %; w r. do ~ rs,
ket; msckere Dbl is; OIL fish, gallon 6ac; pimento, qt
Ia pork mess Dbl as aud in demand; prime DO
H. 10; potatoes do so do; rice qtl de; shingles
NJ. 8, do; shocks, each ,, dO slaves, 35 as dos
tar bb 30; tobacco, leaf oil 10 IL manufactured
do ~ l3 coffee qtl nomina meisssts, 100 gallons
loc, without casks, scarce; sugar, al s75a4 Elk
change on the United States, per per cent premium
Thomas n 81 DO; London, 80 95 per pound sei
Ing; Patriot doublcons IA III; cash; Royal do 49,
lsa do.
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Jss cs:ks James River sl.r.ess Sept "a lat A. a. Ion
40 Dominic tBrl Of London, boundto Cork Oct Sd, lat
Norman FIN Baltimore bound St John. Oct 10Th 40 H.
IS snnsy tBri from Galr for Dr%.sIs Sep, H. lat 10,
E i'm CRUZ % So ss was ''H supposed the Ada
Eyerou Mayo, fun Norfolk for Demara, Oct O. lat IS 90.
Foreign Ports.
p2i ssefs 6S. Ssi
GE SaiSa . b nfS aSqt ,1S I'd
HssT. Aug MSS Ann Tssss. S q P p% sailed
s. eaS leaving !" Ss sss ah May
% a% vs;: .nc s Poor La 6D Sarah
e".cn xbs HencR%as and = sae.
ST Uss:, Sep, I-sld Plato, Holmes, for Philadelphia
Ono s FOR Bs:sSn
s%s d.y CUBE Bs,S.Sa 81 Sd:; Kss Phg Upton
S S%i s? S'
Prize Roberts for Baltimore .con~iah sd chaiesdo
Aaef June Talbot Story, FIN Philad via Montev
sailed from Cape Town H, July Sophia Rogers
EH sSSq 4s H sGE. &
Lake Ports.
POtIer Cary o,wsso; Vermont Rust Detroit; Trenton Dis:
a1Sf1 c1srsa ;%1
oiff rGisss Dsr9'' s jes
0.msr ps a
ner Buff. ' ~ '''''N' N'''
Home Ports.
CUTLIR. Oct +Arr Only Daughter and Mechanic, East
poTt for NYok Charles ODER Lubec for Richmondand all
ATT ausaeSsas
G,. os, ,A 6, cis. IR3e%ins NYcIk
BB!eK.roR5 T., &C.. itsld Howard Eldtdse, Baltimore
Sid VIM sally john Murray for ' to load for
IL Mary i Ds sG'Ss' aeei shEfsas,
sALIN Oct IsIArr Gazse Dunlap, Rio Nuner las. from
@ss o"S ns%%Ss Knight Boston to
load for p0S Ger Eso RnSS dds
yard HSs%IPs 's Sss
s sS% cT5 sS
rs9ans Paine pHdsaes yns Sfhol
s:ss :5%: as
F,j:s5s
AXE 4GTt Ts,sssphsa Esmphf1 s from Hs%.
New of Psado %sha ST.
Bake! do mnns
Wind W. fresh ships Kentucky Susan Drew, oneco' barque
MN BEDrSSRP Oct l7-AT Col Simmons Fish Nantucket
Oct 5@A Elizabeth ' Alien H Bedford for
o aE Ere Ss ns sa rad s. $ 8
Bell. BSsH a. A shsG MSsy
level do De Wit cli.o1 nolsook NCorE A H"itz
Georg,ma, Gibbs, New b. dfoId Vulcan thiisd sid Wei,
i gton, - Boston; H.nry Frnklin, binckey, d.; tlz.
bh, H3y New Haven; Gem, Dis row Providence; Phi, nix
White, HItford
PHILA DELPHIA Oct 18An Lewis Bruce Studley FIN Bos-
ton rorpnse Drake York Cid, ,wrence, Cha,e Sa-
yannah' Despatch Tlden n,,eua aud market Jane Drink
1o1e: SALEM Ms; RSpnhssn sh Ta
Oregon, Corson do. Arri the sebuylki Evelua Chase
Boston; ChsmpIan, Dawson. York Arr at Richmond
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad whaues Oct
Br lillian, H,chhorn Boston; Atlas ymore, York; FL.
Lem Collins Do,er Holder Borden Baker Providence;
Spr que, Staten Island
RcHMoSD, Oct l5-Ar Trenton Pitm,n, Boston; Andrew
Brown: Turner York; Mary Ann Caroline Corson Bos
ton; VIM Mowry Hoffman Jer,ev City l'th, sid Uterine
EDEsToN, NC. Oct l4-Ar Mirror, Chapmin, York;
W.sHIyqToN, NC, Oct PAR Myers, Fowler N York;
Fair Smith do; Comet iceland, Boston, Waldo, Bowden,
CHARLEsroN, Oct - AR Gustave Edouard FRI Negut
Point Petre Gaud Below Americ n Eagle, Phad. Cid,
dies.
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Domestic Importations.

New oRLEAss-shp Orleans-52i pigs lead Lea co-64
Maitland cos hhds OlI-75 hhds HobrSok Nelson
co-62 bales W Banwe-99 do Hobrook Nelson x
Grenway Henry &e0I TX stanhqps Coleman-ss bas 80
hhds BarnweliL35 heds box Z FpneaTs bTs Van
Victor Duckwitz-5 bales Patrulo-iO bales Roberts s
Wllams-39 bales Ogden coo hhds tobacco bales
ton 1858 pigs lead l5o cedar logs to order.
MoPHE-Brig Morea-ll3 bales cotton G Cons-47 do f
Daniels-ll do Barsow Pope57 do Bogert Kneeland-l
ok bis Phelps, Dodge COL box Post Philips.
CHARLEsLoN-Brig Tybee-a66 balls cotton Renard Co.'S
copper Elvans-50 ties rice G l,lkley
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LoNpoN-Ship Brooklyn-s50 tons chalk Z Richardson
co950 bottles Bemont30 cantels curans 10
bis pork Lswrenee Murray IpEae-l pPs q saIeoy sE.
Inns K co-28 cks mdse TO order. . r.,
RorTERpAM-Ship Agnes-9s cks madder 70 pipes gun prs
nutmets 500 bags cks madden Marian
Bernard do FedIer-6 Koop-ao bags COTE go kegs
herrings Pfeifer Wesman9 do 81 bxs DavsO Cases
flower root Favr-5 p A II Renard-6 bxs q Thorbuu
Il Smith-lca Gaze L q Holpratt-2 Karch-l box q
Badwn-2OO kegs henings master. -
B.RAcoA-Schr Atanc-20 bales tobacco 80 logs mahoga
nv Avmar co-75OO oranges x (3imartin,
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Our Manufacturer.


Trade begins to fall sf little, but all the mills are
running actively.
We have lately obtained few additions our stats.
tics OF American manufactures. We shall continue TO
give these interesting facts as last they reach
II appears in the Grand Rapids Enquirer that Stephen
Hsdi has purchased large quantity Of machinery Of
the best Kind for the manufacture of satne and other
wooilen goods At bst place. The building known the
"bg mill" is now fitting up preparatory to its reception
The machinery ior carding and dressing cloth will
first be put operation; that for manufacturing cloth i'm.
mediately AFTER Unless some oked for obstacles in
epose the whole will be in operation in five weeks
at the iuTthes De has shipped from the east that
place sufficient machinery to manufacture from the fleece
from $50 200 yards Of cloth per day We congratulate
the farmers not only Of Grsnd River but of Western
the prospect OF permanent market for their
wool which is defined become Of the greatest sta
pie productions OF the state. While this subject we
cannot orbear saying word the many signs OF the
increasing prosperity OF the village which the
in every direction. Among the many improv ements
finished this in progress of completion
following may be mentioned the most subssniia and
Important "a furnsces, iron turning and machine shop
woolen factories. tannery, sash and pail factory
sores-In and near the village grst mills-snd last
though not least, MIR Lyons extensive building for the
manufacture Of salt These buildings built of the
excellent limestone taken from the bed OF the river
which gives them beautiful and substantial appear
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AUCTION SALES.
rR2NkAAss IBkLh tD A%Sssg Sgs
(Stsres No. 81 .9nn street and MS Fulton sfTsstt


FRIDAY,
Al i Ssl Ssacv a. I'D se ., .ss ,SS T%
Also, London cloths essmees and vetng in lots suit,
Also lot Of wearing apparel part of the stock merchant
tailor. -.
Also entire invoice Of London cloths and e'ssmeres IN
lots TO suit purchasers H.,
Also quantity of iGps choice wines and liquor
hss 5 Of Elegant s% H c
TUESDAY, Oct. "a,
Large Sal: '' sa%iss%&iGoa the ,p.
tS Sa q sssS'
comprising choice ,,sortent nearly of article
&C. I. quality every hing else correspond f.IloI
ssS s' &s seS is"s"
' wEBSE + s5i.st 18th
Sos G s ct a. s T be
engagements, fixtures &c. &c Of the well known stryker
S1 Ai ao9is he !s Ea SS'a
o @ can Oi e. al a s nT not
purchase will get all necessary inornson by applying
J. H. Chapman Isl ii fHUR 81 asth.
elegant furniture cosned !" the Roa he marble
bulldog, known No Greenwich Particulars in
time
A UCTIoN NOTiCF - rdwsTe, Cutlery, &e-B: Moo.
da &C. VII @ 4 a' Of sS:h a e.
sds hoe, %S r., .; s9'f Ssa
ware rcs"wood rules trs scis ors brick and piaserns
towels line hooks bed pad locks corkscrews der
TASKS, tea kitchen britannia lamps back SAYS &c. Sc.
Also, 30 doz mmon bellows assorted sizes.
Also, 200 doz b'a fiat and hollow stir rods
Also, an invoice of McMordn's fine pocket cutlery.
Also, jewery
Catalogues now ready. ol9 Ter
UCTlnN NOTiCE-sa'e of Plsnts-A; Levy will sell
"A Friday morning at Il o'clock st ISL Broadway, sco
lection of Green 'Ouse consisting of Cameliss Cac-
Of various lar Lemon Tree, Century Hoe
Mouthly Roses. &c.
Also a variety of fine Tulip Roots oi9 2tssr
AUG ION NOTlCE-FURNITURF dsy at 10
"A Oc~ch, AZ ll3 Lib the furniture Of
ee boarding house comprising every variety for public or Pm
vate hot sekeepi'g
Also, silver se do and tabl, large
sortment Of air beds besteads bedding and table
service, worthy at'entior ogl'-m
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AND sARsAPARlLLA osss" few ADVANTAGES net
enjoyed by other medicine r the Of all disc
seq which must with ~ ghened public rnder Il as
suredy highly Eopuar aud asderaum ong sought IN
the medical world need hnement cha Of diet
Ia its pproyd form. that Of IL is entirely tasIsless
unpleasant sensation 70 the patient
Ii has acquired the utmost almost Of T.,
cope; has been mined approved Of aud sanctioned BY
faculty Of medicine recommended by the
the profession. Prepared by j. b Thore chemist Londot,
JAMES TARiSANT, ass Greenwich street,
-~ =. ..e.4. Of Warren street
Also al Park Row and SIC Broadway, 1873 Broadway -
w alksr street oil 2wnsm
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arried

On Tuesday evening last, by the Rev Dr. Berrisn Ell.
Kr, to ELIZABETH, daughter of the late Robert
X. Gould, all OF this city.
On Tuesday evening, by the Rev. Dr.. Knox, EpwAnp
P.LrScH OF ilkcsbarre, Pa TO Miss MAGDALENA De-
NAhAy, of this city.
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NEW YORK >OCIETY L BRARY
DIR IAHQNER,s L Yl,LIIA

EVERY EVENING" o'clock-TICKETs 50 CENTS
Ia MILES Schools and lnoi, duais desiring
l. tickets, TO apply at the Lecture m.
Programmes io the week be obtained the Lecture
SCIENTIFIC ENTERTAINMENTS consisting Of pop.
discou and lectures the
Modern Discove he physiea sciences r spr
fcston ~ the ATs These entertainments, sdaped for the
ton will be suedse Ell by the splendid eollectou Of n
STATIONS e,e exhibited ia this country.
Among the mechan cal illustrations will be included thai
RuSsELL's PLANETARItM.'
Which will be csd aud kept in mot on
1eecopic Of the Planets taken seralIv from O,s,
nal Dnwinss prepared Tor Dr. Lardn Heehe and other
minent European Astrone A series Of views Of
THE NOON,
rom Telescope Drawings BY he Prusan Observers, Bss
THE SOLAR SPOTS.
rom Drawings by herschei and othens.
great variety Of Scenic Illustrations of Lunar and solar
.clipses.
THE SEASONS,
Ind other Astronomical fhenomena also MseoIooeiea Dr.
rs, from drawings by Lottin, Beechsy. NC,
This collection consists OF above Two Hundred Dlonmas
sch OF which will be exhibited with magnitude sufficient
visible Ia every part the largest ~ates Covering nearly
The celebrated DRUNiMOND LIGHTS. wiIfbepccasion.
y show and explained By this single noint NOT
Needing atude Of IS rendered Intensely luni
ou, as 10 illuminate the largest thezte unaided BY any otnr
lately been proposed apply
illuminate the city Of Paris BY single Lantern -
Pttpntees Inventors and Manufacturers may consult DR.
ARDNER during his this city on subjects
with the application OF the Ply Sciences
the useful Arts - olir
4 NTONIO CONSTANTINE MARTINEZ 'PTol, ssof Of
Music-will instruct young Ladies aud the
~" os and IN singing, both at their residences his
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Passengers Arrived.

Passengers Arrived.
Embarrassing Moslem-Mr Lawrence, Of New York and
Mr. Peele, of Salem, late merchants as Manila.
LoNDoN-Shp Brooklyn-My Jane Booth andlMr Know.
NEw ORiEANs-Ship Oreans-Mis, Mary Ann Pemberton.
ChNToN-Sh Morrison--Nls Benson, Rev Thomas l.,
hcBde lady aud children tone born the passage Mr.
MetcalC
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We shall favor if Captains Of Vessels will give
per shippins sh The toT, whence sailed
Vessels Spoken their Passage List of their Cargo
any Foreign Newspapers News they may have He will
board them Immediately their arrival Agents and Cor
sending this Office all the Marine Intelligence they eau
obtain Nautical Information of any kind will be thankfully
received.
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In exchanging the results OF American labor tor that Of
other countries The greater freedom which exists In
this interchange, the greater the benefit to the whole
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medical AND SURGICAL CARD.
"PRINCIpIIS ORSTA

N
NORTH RIVER DlsPfNsARY, 2oiii Fulton street, nea
~ Greenwich.-Dr MORRISON Member Of the Roya
Coileg Of Surgeons London aud formerly Sureeon th
from O'Clock A. NJ TO 10 p NJ daily on all diseases OF pr
and all those distressing
inudcious and the rdent Of quack msd
cnes. regular msical sducaon with extensive
the aswel the
,nsdious maadies Dr. NJ. is daily consulted by patients
where the leading have bean only checked still eav
the poison ur in tbs system, until alt matey deve
opes itself the deporabe shape OF secondary syphil 10
al Dr. NJ perfect without mercury de-
letsous drugs hndra IN form, OF the disease
performed in three IN i've DAYS and in
STRUCTURES OF URETHRA.- obstruction, in III,
ueth such ard enlargement OF the prosta
gland accompanied witt much irritation and dull pain IN thos
Of the Consequences OF malresmen DR. NJ
structures scenhc promoting their ABSORB
ton without In Advertisements the subject
Of sctp-es TIE symptoms defined This il lelIson-b
enlargement OF the prostate gland &c would produce
analogous SYMPTOMS - cruel 10 torture patiea with bou
NC when in reality there structure Dr. NJ Is frt
luenty consulted where patients have been injured by such an
improper course
CONSTITUTIONAL DEBlLITY.--Thousands OF voun,
suffering from the OF ndulgeneN IN
destructive habit and whose further iron
the and pretended specifics which stmule
ly induce greater depression DR. NJ treats such cases
purely pathological principles and never fails establishing
cure Strictly confidential Letters paid and consning
any part the U-on and warranted by IT.
narsata ing history OF his case
Office 204l, Fulton st. Urernwich
B-Wiih exception w. " The only qualified advrr
t,na Surgeon ey, See his diplomas suspended in MS
Office. OLD lnsr