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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-08
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uno oas publifum, .caB er, an ietnem Saue, at Der
@de Der eibertY Straee uno oem Martt 8ierede, auf
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eafe uno Sonee's stohr. &rds sesenuber ansefauseu
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beret etn nirb, Meifenoe at pfero, Waeen uuo SuB,
auf bic bette uno bequemte 1Seile su benirtben, uno
ieiner Setts nidts man9eln lafea miro um a9emeine
3ufrtecenbeit Su gebeu.
Da feline @ebdulihfeiten me;fens ueu uno aerd,t.
mig, ieine& &lde, Sdente. Sdlafsimmer uuo StaIuna
reli, uno NIT oem beiten oerehen nb, nb iiberoies
feine Gednun9en biai9 ien tperbcn. 70 ernartet er
ourd propte 8eoienuns unb fcr9fdlti9e Aufmertiant
felt given 2beil Der Dentlthen @un Sn perbienen nnc
erbalten. GbrtIf. Suufer.
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c. @r fdbrt iber oies, wie friber fort, feline @ro
cerD m8rcB uno &leinoerfauf su betreibe, uno pirb
d, frene, feline &unoen AUDI III bieiem 3peise iu BE-
Denen. "a
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-08

Wlerter ScuntD CAB oieiesmdl eilte cemotrati(dbe
Webrheit. 9 0urrah fur Die 8ieoermdmner oes
Shlueltcins Staates Der llniou :,
Gin 9fie efenDdlfe. Der Mornin8 9lbpertiIer
entbdlt fclsenoen, fat fabelhaften Beridt Uan bat
bem 9rin5en GILBERT mad, inciOr @atle ben &opf uno
Die orner zines 9tieencdien 9efidt, Der in DURHAM
getbotet murbe Oas GSier, fped,es iii Gnnercae, in
Der 8raffbaft Cumberland 3ur Belt FAM tpar 18 GuB
bod uno Der Mun,pf allein rOc9 1923 pfamo. - Das
Merfplrbi9fe babel llnb aber bic 0rner, tpelde am
&opfe so 3oa i'm llnfanSe baben unb 6uB lang llno
Ropf anD Corner Des Sfen spc8en allein 26O Yfunb.
Dad oemrfratifde Glb Carolina lieareid, befen
Stimnte 9eiIbcrt fur pcIf unb Dallas Die qEatien
IN ieneua Stnate tproen nM l6 .. 8eb0lten Gie BE-.
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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-08
Ser VattrtanD91Jreunb unb Wei1t Ser 9eTf.=

n.ctratifde @ ebrbeit Der e5eeesfbdno, tUeIde Die
Stmme 6es Staats fur bic prdIcenten.unS 8icesDrd-
eano'ooten a6Sueeben bat 1T iiber,pieseno II
ntdbt unter $4,000 betraoen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1844-11-08

Nene&eIigicn Gag man aufridtis,' . fras-
te Elm G6enfiebcr einen Rameraoen, su melder 9ie-
Itaonsecte fbuft benu Du eentiid tehOren, biit Du
tetit ocer Difenter ?''e antmcrtete Dieier, Poet
ni id bin ebenter." (9bfpntbe, cine Scrte Sdnaps)
8rnber rief Der @rtere as, 'oet frent mir i'm
PdnDa, bet i6 eeen Sfctensienc1en IN Did efunber,
BABE, - ssse
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
NEW sERIEs,-VoL. ". No. "a

z. What vas the fFsi Of the great
modern commercial nations Of EuFOpei 4
A. Holland was one Of The earle
est. ....... -...
Q. Why did she not retain the position
she SO dearly obtained.
A. Having arrived TO the summit Of
Pecunlary prosperity and greatness, The
government attempted to limit the Irade
Of ils large and flOurishing dependencies 5
in the Indies 10 the mother country; and
imposed heavy duties on all foreign im-
ports. The spirit Of popular enterprise
being thus damned up, like The water IN
their canals. commerce stagnaied and in
dusiry pined for freer field the national
mind became sluggish the national arm
was palsied, and iheDutch ceased 10 rank
among the great nations Of Europe.
@. What do you know Of the com
mercial history Of Spain?
A. No country has suffered more se-
versly from the indifference Of govern.
msnt with the industrial relations OfsO-
.cieiy, The discovery Of the New World
and the new way to India infused new
life into tho nation Of the peninsula
Portugal was slaeady driving profitable
trade with the coast Of Africa, and she
took immediate advantage Of these dis
eeveTies. But her career was neither
long nor brilliant. No invading army
Sscked her cities or desolated her plains.
The ilIiberal policy Of her government
withered her prosperity in the bud.
Spain, meanwhile, had taken the first
place among nations. Her plains were
fertile, her mountains were filed with
mines and covered with the choicest
breed of sheep and the finest horses in
the world, and her climate was unriVsl-
led. Her growing colonies, occupying
two thirds of the New World, and the o.
cean; the sea and her rivers, surround
ing and interse citing her territory, furn
ished ample inducements for commerce
Thus situated, no wonder that 10 the race
for golden pr rOspe,ity, Spain distaDceC
all competitors. Her commerce became
the richest, her agriculture the most prot
table, and her manufactures The mos
lucrative, in the world. But the same
which in all ages has been a worm
at the rOot of naliO nal prosperity, gnaw-
ed the life from the root Of The tree OF
industry in Spain. We have NOT time
Orspace tOrshOW how byIa system Of COM
mercial policy which has been splly term
ed an attempt TO 'hedgo in the cucoo,'
shs prosperity ofths Spanish nation has
been blighted; how the garden Of the
world has become a wilderness and the
ChiValry of Europe assassiaus.-Calhoun
Go. Patriot. gsr aru
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09

suit in which costs may 30 adjudged g,
ainst school districts. mon g9Hs' wv
Mr. Morse moved that the House re-
consider the vote taken on Yesterday,
agreeing 10 the resolution to J. print 5000
extra copies Of the Auditors annua re.
port in English, and 1000 in the German
languages, and 200 copies for the useO Of
the Auditor Of State.
Mr. KilgOre moved that the House ad-
jOurn until Tuesday morning next; which
wss lOsl--yeas 81, nays IS. g i7.11'-
Mr. Morse said, he wished TO reconsid.
er The vote taken yesterday, that he
might have an opportunity Of shOping the
resolution more TO his mind.
The motion to reconsider was carried
yeas 35, nays 80. l.a-"t
On motion Of Mr. Harvey, 2 "ft.H
The question was then indefinitely
pOsiponed-yeas 36, NAYS 80. aTg.8
Mr.Archbold then moved that this
House do now adjourn till Tuesday NOR
ming next alto o'clock, which was cari-
ed, yeas 35, nays 81. s.s.'aI, q, Z,
.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
SENATE.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Friday, Dec. 30, ls42

..-.. d.. AFTERNOON SESSION. -.rftntf
When the Senate took recess, the
question was the indefinite postpone
mOnt Of the bill to repeal certain laws
regulating bankiEgin Ohio, g. revive and
extend the charter of cerla in banks
therein knamed, within the pending a.
mendments. r.saa5 l1s ....... ...
After some debate, the question was
then taken on the indefinite postpone
ment Of the bill, with the pending a.
mendments, and lOst---yeas Z, nays
q. .s:..aa.5 a.a..a aa
The bill and pending amendments we're
then laid on the table. n..U boa. a0.as
Mr.. Perkins then, moved 10 take up
the bill of the House, granting further
time tothe Commercial Bank of Cincin-
natl, and the BGnk Of Geauga, 10 wind
up their affairs; which was agreed 10.
. Mr.. Perkins then moved that the con-
stlutiOnal rule be dispensed with in ore
der thai the bill be read a second time
this day. e. ..f N s0u. 80 H
This motion gave rise TO an animate d
debate, and the question being taken, it
was lost-yeas 90, nays ID; (the dispen'
sing with tho constitutional rule requiTs
ing vote Of three lnurhs of the Sena-
Tors present
The Senate then adjourned.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
WHIG BANK REFoRM!!

The Wing members ofthe Legislature
are entitled-iOAhe gratitude ofthecOmmu
nifty, for the unequivocal manner in which
they have defined their position on the
currency question. They are now UNDER
stood, by alt, 10 be the advocates of the
old fashioned, rotten, swindling banking
system, which has been a curse aud dis.
grace TO the county,, andosO continued,
until worn out BY its own inherent COr>
ruptions, The whig leaders of Ohio are
the only men in the whole country who
bold yladvocated old fashioned bank swim
ding, and openly oppose The salutary re>
strctiOns proposed in the Ohio Legisla>
ture, to save the honest and industrious
from the wholesale frauds Of irresPOnsi-
BILE bankers. -.a1 lstl astI1ai "oa,E
Yes, BE IT REMEMBERED, in all
times to come, that TIE Wing members
Of the House voted against. holding bank.
ers individually liable, in whole or in part,
that they voted against any amendment
making bankers liable to the people
for an amount equal TO the stock they
own! -' ta'>t''''''"
BE 1T REMEMBERED, also, that
they voted against an amendment making
lii q Penitehtiary offence, for bankers 70
steal the capital 0f bank! sU'..''-5 - -
BE 1T REMEMBERED, that they
voted down an amendment requiring The
bankers 20 pay in the capital stock ol
their ba nks, in monev, specie. instead Of
stock, noles.and worthless promises 70
pay l.s22y .L,.ra z. I'D h.
they voted against an amendment prObib,
fitting blnks from doing shaving broker
age bAisness, and from filling the STATE
with the deprecated paper Of other States
and, , .,.1 4,
honest voters Of Ohio, that The Viii,
-Imembers Of the House voted 10 maj
against the above mentioned amendment
VIII lie every democratic member vote
for them.
These are important facts 10 be remsH
bersd by the people at the next eleC
f'tion! va
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
A FLEET MARRIAGE.
BY AN FRESHMAN.

BY AN FRESHMAN. .-.-
Lady G. was a beautiful woman, but
Lady G. was an cxtravagant woman. She
was still single, though rather passed ex-
trsms youth. Like most pretty females,
she had looked too high, had estimated
her own loveliness too dearly, and now
she refused TO believe that she was not
as charming as ever. So'nO wonder she
still remained unmarried.
Lady G. had about FIVE thousand pounds
in the world. She owed about forty
thousand pounds; so, with all her wit
and beauty. she got into ,the Fleet, and
was likely TO remain there.
Now, in the time I speak of, every la
dy had her head dressed BY a barber ;and
the barber of the feet was the handsom-
est barber in the city of London. Pat
Philan was a great admirer of the fair
sex; and where's the wOndsri Sure
Pat was an Ilishman. IL was one very
fine morning, when PhiIan was dressing
her captivating head, that her ladyship
took it into her mind to talk 10 him, aud
Pat was we'll pleased, for Lady c. g teeth
were the whitest and her smile the
bri ghtest in the world. 1a
SO yOu'e not married, Pat,' says
she. aar II * aae .7a ssJ s
Not an inch! your hOnOl's ladyship,'
says he. mif
: And wouldn't ys like 10 be marriedi'
again asks she. 8aa
tWOuld duck swim?
Is there any one you'd preferr
MAY be, madam, says he, "yOu never
heard Of Kathleen O'Reilly, down beyant
lDonerailei Her father I'scOusin to O'Don'
aghew, who's own steward TO Mr. MUIR
ply, the under,agent to my Lord Kings
town, add a ~.l
/ ~ Hush ? says she, 'sure ] don't want to
know who she is. But would size have
YOU if YOU asked heri' =, ,.......f.
tAh, thin, I'd only wish I'd be after try
ing that same. ''e F'' :" a
t. sAnd why don't your .,....- 4,
l7a Sure I'm too poor AID Phllan hea-
we'd prodigious sigh.
Would you like TO be rich!,
sDoes dog barkF
IfEmake you rich will you do as | tel
your
Mile murtbers! your honor, don't b,
tantalizing a poor boy
'Indsed I'm not said Lady G. $50 lis.
ten. How would you like to marry
mef' l ,ilp ale eaGl 81 2so4
sAh, thin, my iads. | believe the King
Of Russia himself would be praud 10 do
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
The amendments Of The House 10 lhe

The amendments Of the House 10 The
resolutions instructiug our Senators, and
requesting our Representatives, in Con-
gress, to support an appropriation for
building. bridge across the Ohio river
at Wheeling, " ere agreed 10, and the
resolutions passed.
The Senate then took up the report Of
the currency committee, on the bill Of
the House TO repeal certain laws regula-
ting banking in Ohio, and 10 revive and
extend thechaTtefs Of certain, ,ban4sllbere-
in named, with the amendments there
A.. Eul Il'Fi Ef ui'W 4OHjaNaNH Hso.A'.
Mr.. Wausrs moved 10 indefinitely
postpone the bill and pending amends
ments: t.' '' ""'-'
The Senate then Adjourned. '' . ,.'.'. g2...'
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Friday, Dec. 90, lS43.
AFTERNOON SESSION. /

: AFTERNOON SESSION. ls.... b
The house took up the amendments of
The Senate TO the bill, 10 reduce the
compensation Ofthe members of theGen.
eraI Assembly, and the same was recon-
mitled 10 the committee on Retrench-
ment. ,@
On motion of Mr.. Smith,
The committee Of The whole was dis
charged from the consideration Of the
bill, authorizing the Fund commissions
ers 10 borrow mOney 10 complete the
WOlhOnding Canal to Mt. Vernon; and
the bull was referred to the committee
on Public Works. 81 g."
On motion Of Mr.. Coombs.
Thh House took up the resolution re.
Iating TO the printing Of the annual res
port Of the Auditor ofState. aaaaas
The question was TO amend The reso-
luton BY inserting 20OO copies in The
German language which was agreed tO;
yeas So, pays l2.gNjFtgagEHUJ
Mr.. Duncan moved TO amend the
resolution by inserting, l0OOin the WEIGH
language, which was lost, yeas 81, nays
20. 7'i ~ 10y 4.
Mr.. Kaler moved that 5000 copies Of
the report Of the Select Committee: on
The subject Of the Auda9ris Rsporty be
printed with the said report; which, after
some discussion, was Withdrawn by the
lstnover. w '''' 20 "a "-,l.,.al =, !.
Upon the question to agree 10 the
resOlGtion the same was csrried-yeas
SO, nays 81. als ~ 80, ~.'.-. =
On motion the House adjourned un-
al 10 o'clOCk A. M. to morrow. "a
/ RHOUSE OF REPR RESENTATlVES.
u 9soo' p Saturday, Dec. 80, 1S43.
| a On motion Of Mr. Myers, 'a,'
ResOIoed, That the Treasurer Of State
furnish this House a statement, showing
j the amount ofdepreciated bank paper OF
hand, from the organization Of the Stat,
| 10, this day--naming zach bank, and tkC
present estimated value Of the paper.
i On motion of Mr. Guibefson. q aa
d. Resolped, That the committee on Com
II Emcn Schools, Go, inquire into the ex
ii pediency Of 80 amending the law as I
lhave tax levied TO de fray the costs G
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

: = ~. ~ 4 Friday, Dec ~ Io4o,
Mr., Hawkins, from The Judiciary com.
mittee, TO which had been referred pc.
titions, praying the adjustment Of caPi'
tai punishment, reported that it was mex
pedient to make any change in the law
on that subject-Which was agreed 10,
and the committee discharged from the
further consideration Of the subject.
Mr., Hawkins, from the same commit,
lee to, which had been referred petitions
praying the repeal Of the law for the aP
praisement Of peisonal property taken on
execution, made a report recommending
that no change he made in the existing
laws, and that the committee be dischdrg'
ed. .'., ,.,...r. ...
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
REPRESENTATIVES,.

TheHOuse is composed of72 members,
the oldest Of whom is 60, and the young
est 81 years Of age; AZ are farmers, S
others follow farming connected with other
business, 8 arc lawyers, 5 physicians, l
common laborer, S merchants, | Eack-
smith, millrighl, and | printer; lS were
born in Pennsylvania, Q in the District OF
Columbia, 3 in massachusetts,, 3 in Yer.
mont, in Kentucky, S in Maryland, 5
Virginia, 2 Ireland, 2 in Maine, 3 in Con.
necl:cut,2 in New Jersey, A in New York,
l in Rhode Island, and l3 in Ohio, 9l
1t will be seen by the above that, Of
the So members Of the Senate, 20 are
engaged in agriculture, while out Of ~
Representatives, Al are farmers, in whole
or in part, giving the agricultural portion
Of our population an aggregate Of nearly
two thirds Of the entire representation.
THIS is about right. But while it does no.
more than justice TO the agriculturalists,
il leaves no room for complaint on the part
of that large and respectable class Of com
munlty.-Leb' Star a.aa s5uuaaaa
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
p. ~ 1-. .o.e GEORGETOWN. TUESDAY JANUARY 9ls44

The bill vas ron through day before
Ne time, under the gag Of the previous
question, which cut OF ali amendments;
The position. of the Wigs, on this
question, is now fully understood. They
are resolved to avoid q settlement Of the
question unless the people yield 10 tho
bankers the unrestricted privilege Of rob-
bipg them,as cuPidity may dictate. ..lL
See Legislative proceedings in another
column. Ohio Eagle.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
SENATORS,

OF the 36 Senators. tho Oldest is 63,
and the youngest SI-lS are farmers,
2 are farmers aud merchants, and is
farmer and printer; 10 are lawyers, and
S are mechanics; 2 were borne in Ireland
0 in Pennsylvania, a in New York, 3 in
Onnecticut, in Kentucky, 2 in Massa-
chusetIs, 2 IN Maryland, ] in Virginia and
7 are natives ofOhiO. --.-..-
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1844-01-09
MEM BERs OF THE OHIO LEGIsLA
'lott-I TURE. li

As heretofore, the editor of the Ohio
Statesman has taken the trouble TO sscer-
tain tho ages, occuPation;, places, Of natiV'
iry, &c, OF members Of the Ohio Legisla.
ture. the result is as follows: .@ .' ".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28
READ WHAT SHERMAN'S LOZENGES
HAVE DONE

Mr.. DAY. boot maker, No o. Hillary street, Brooklyn
M suffered greatly for eighteen months with enacaton de
ty sickness Of the loss Of appetite shooting
The bowels his stomach neglected aost kind Of food
He had been attended by various h
Tor two months by the professors Of tbs Uniyesty and all
40 purpose.
On reading Dr. Shermans Book descriptive of the symptom
# worms he thought they met his he purchased b.,
of Shermans Worm Lozengcs few doses broug away
he judged about quarts Of and rely cured him
multitude Of similar might be mentioned where eh.
hing gave relief bu! shsrmaa,s Lo.enges
amPtion are all sooner cared Shsmsn Coush Lozepgs,
ew seconds and enable those slicted with the mos,
harrassiIg coughs 10 sleep whole nights The Rev. Dr.
Dnnba Rev Mr. De Forest Rev Dr. Eatmond and hundred,
thousands attest 70 their happy virtues Others TO the
sfhcacy Of Shernans Cough Losengss. for headachs
ealpaton owness Of spru, sea sickness ard essitude
from bodily mental exeons and for the wonderful
ties of Shemans Poor Mans Plaster which but 2
cents and warranted for rheumatism and lumbaxo
puin weakness ia the breast, side back Of the
body Ask for Shemans Poor Mans Plaster and that h
and his FAC sme it'll directions for tbs
There many worthless mutations hawked about and
.ed by unprincipied druggists Remember Sherman
LoIengenges and flas and Tuss-none Others or viii
oe deceived.
Or shsrmans Warehouse is loe Nassau street ASennz
Hudson cor sning Iss Bowry cor Spring. East Broad
way In Brooklyn Mrs Hays 80 Fulton, and Mountain
rg s33 Fulton smson Prospect and ysckson st
and David Bry.on. Phadepha-Z Co.'S Ledger Build
ps Bo,ton.teddinK Co.'S Statsst. Aibany-A Gnthne
4 5tanwix Hall d23
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28
WONDERFUL REMEDY.
VIRREY'S TINCTURE AND LOTION OF lNVIGO
RATION

SUPPLY of these invaluable and extraordinary remedie
"A has been received direct rom Doctor Adrian Vrrey
by his exclusive American agents. De Launey Grey
New York Nothing equal them has been discover,
removing mpotency uor abus affections, and
iuvgorang the and revvng the decayed energies
fact that be proved by in
for while all other medicines recommended for tn
diseases admitted by their inventors be slow Of
psrston and Lotion Of
make their effect felt Il few moments after they made
Of Indeed thrr quick and wonderful action SUCH that cold
mbsriitv In The constitution that
der their dominion for half hours Is possible Tor
married female them aud without Offspring 70
they Immediately correct the nsetiyy ofeerain organs whc
ninstynne ont OF hundred the cause OF unfruul
They also unrvssd remedies in nepient cOnsu%p
md Affection, Of kdpsya and in ali diseases produced
dive The Tncurei taken internally and is pleasant
eratey with great benefit but effective when
NJ BPersops living distance have these medicine
of powders only double the postAgp
with full prin directions for them the Tine
and Lotion. Price - for powder 50 for both
When both used their effect is wonderful in removing in
potence.)
All reanees must be paid and directed De Laune
x Grey, New York.
Information of delicate and ting nature which
inserted in public anes each boz
lie and powder These medicines should be used by
for their exciting would be nblc 10
luce abortion.
Sold bv special appointment Of
,DB LAUNEY II GREY,
dz9 ltns'c A. ~ Drsp~ New Yorh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28
MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.

DOCTOR JOHNSON, II Duane street, so well H o sn Il
- the victims VI Syphtic disease, the successful
practitioner that New York beast Of IN the treatment Of
this destructive and almost malady still to b.
the old efhcc which he has occupied for the
The public, and large Of medical
raj practice have i'd that all advertising DoctsA quacks
We admit that large portion Of those that nfes this
ignorant uneducaed chaatans but that all quachs de-
Medical quackery consists man holding himself ford
skilled IN the hcang without having diploma,
hory Practice without general medical nfJnarion
Ne satisfy that legally qualified TO practice
physc aud Surgsy-thst knowledge Of genes
disease superior n OF general
land thatour skill in the and
aver varsity Of Venerea Disease including the surgical
treatment OF That hsrrassng complaint. Structure Of the Ure
hra is preseminent We have confined Practice TO thu
Of all prvae and delicate complaints for yea,s
We cure aveys GOO patients patients
only from of the United State, but they
from the West Indies aud Canada We have three physician
inde the time and week passes thori
physicians in the city aud from the country coming consult
respecting their patients, sending their patients for
advice We discount ckery 70 IN, aud there
country where they fir physician lied in the
Of their Every undertake mate
charge TO matter how long you have Gieet Structure
Llces the body, in the throat, the
head and bones Of the legs, wew aud can II
case is rurab,e al ali.
Constitutional W eah mpotency, disease com.
picaed in its Character bat the adopted by tn great
majority Of is highly injurious inse,d Of sauy
constituting Of practice Many an unortunae VIC.
tim this unaur vice has pced the be eft Of
utary Treatment weakness Of the limbs ma
the back confusion of intellect forgetfuness papaon
the face y symptoms OF this complaint. II direc-
ios wed, Post paid lette g. with
stsfsmen Of containing ;! for advice attended
hold communion with the advertising doctors in New York
Of Others 0Acs II Duane street, on. aocr from
Chatham street. JIG lmsm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-01-28
THE ONLY CERTAIN CURE.
TO BE QUICKLY CURED.

ND thereby escape dreadful after quencss, aud
"A the ain disasters that follow ofa
dis suffer- Shout max. Of medicine that w III
poison eectually prevent the rreparable pjores which
pnes Many medicines off, red to tbs public bat nohi.
has before de- hnowu that posess,s much OF the
glai,u, as pr THO "a IS sPe:. IFIC PILLS Ut the;s
Pills discov red th patient TO submit all
s OF deprivation ia business and OF living aud
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