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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-08-15

Combined eUiLs Of Intemperdnce.-Its march
of ruin is ever onward 1t reaches abroad to
other5-invades the family and social circles
and spreads woe and sorrow On all around.
1t cuts down youth in its vi gor, manhood in
its strength, and age in its weakness. II
breaks the fathers heart-bereaves the dotinu
mOther-eXtlngulshes natural affection-er.,-
ses conngal love-bots out flial attachment
-blghts parental hope, and brings down
mourning age in sorrow to the grave Il
produces weakness, not strength-sickness
not health-death, not life. 1t makes wives.
wild ows-children. orphans-fathers, fiendS
and all OF them paupers and beggars. IT,
halls fever-feeds rheumatIsm-nurses gou:
welcomes epIdemcs-lnvites cholera-nl-
parts peStllence, and embraces consumption.
1t covers the land with idleness, poverty, dis
ease and crime. 1t fills your jails, supplies
your aims houses-and demands your asy-
lums. 1t engenders NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
quarrpls- and chershes riots. 1t contemns
laws. spnrns order, and loves mobs. 1t crowd
your peDtentlaries, and furnishes the victims
for your scaffolds. 1t is the life-blood of tn
gambler-the allnent of the coun;erfeiter-
the prop OF the highwayman, and the support
OF the midnight lncendlary. 1t countenance:'
the liar, respects the thief, and esteems the
blasphemer. 1t violates obligation. reverer1
ces fraud, and honors infamy. Itdefames be-
nevolence, hates love, scOrns virtue, and slab
ders innocence. Itinctes the father to butch
CT his offspring--helps the husband 10 mass
ere his wtfe-and aids the child to grind the
| parricidaI axe. 1t burns up man-consumes
woman-detests life-cnrses God, and despi4
ses heaven. 1t suborns witnesses--nur
pejury-defles the jury-box-and stains the
judicial ermine. ltbribes votes-disqualfea
voters-coUupts electons-pollutes our insti
tntions, and endangers our government. H.
degrades the citizen, debases the legislator
dlshonors the statesman, and disarms the pr
trIot. 1t brings shame, not honor-terror, nc
safety-despalr, not hope-misery, not hap,
piaess. And now, as with the malevolenc
of fiend, it calmly surveys its n;ghtful dc
vastationa, and insatiate with havoc, it POI
sons felicity, kills peace. ruins morals, STAY.
reputation, blights confidence, and wipes ou&
national honor-then curses the world, and
laughs at its ruin.
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ITNo attention. aCiN be pad to o1ay order, I'm
less the money accompanies 1t.
OFThose desiring complete copies of the Con-
gressional Union and Appendix, will please send
us their names previous to the first day of Deem
Der next.
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letters sent to us containing FiUe Dollars and up
wards. Other letters directed to US, with the pos
tage unpaid, vignot be taken out of the office.
RITCHIE & HESS
WAsH1SeTox, August |, ls45.
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We publish the following poetical
efusion at the especial request of friend.
We believe it is kind of parody on a
piece on the same subject, which appeared
in the Chronicle some weeks since:
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S-tE a. Z HI e - Ne
Village on the Ocean shore
Like gem upon its wave;
SmithvIle where the bull-frogs roar,
And where galllnippers rave;
Where the boys are scuddIng by,
And the soldiers shooting past,
Where the lt.lo niggers lie
In the mornings, snug and fast,
Or, go grinning, here and there,
Like to things Of night and air.
In the Atlantic's kind embrace,
With the water 10 your knees,
Smithville! 'that's @ pleasant place"
Do get further, if you please;
Fattered by that dangerous sea,
Full Of fish and oysters, both,
smithviIle 'TAjust ,ohisper Mee,"
1t has most prodigious mouth,
If you get within its lid,
Gladly you'd get out, indeed.
have seen cigars of worth,
And can tel! their beauties, too,
AS the smoke goes curling forth,
ger the head, SO thick and blue
Come to notwithstanding box
OF long nnes, and loco matches,
I'll be bound the village folks
Can outsmoke you, all to smashes;
Hearty, lazy, putting set,
They were never beaten yet.
Now we take a pinch of snuff,
By our fingers, through our nose,
Now sneeze, and then puff,
Gracious me how hard it blows.
Now our pumps do wear along
AS with bounding step we go,
Almost creaking forth in song,
Take care, we cottages below :"
Der the church, DER the grove,
Gaily DER the beach we rove.
Now the vast expanse we view;
Such picnic meier was seen;
''Over-joyful,' in bottles blue;
In the midst, one cake Of green
Cheese, fanked by delicious meat,
Pleasant PORT" and Champagne, far
Outshining those eyes that greet
Us. in the night, like a star
Like the eyes that beamed on NE,
From a mermaid, on the sea.
Like, it truly seemed to me,
Rays Of Cat, Of quenchIess fire,
Which. whenever would flee,
Was forever getting higher;
Though I tried to turn my eye,
It would turn its own, also !:
Though I wished in vain to die,
Still it would not from me go,
SmithvilIe! am still with thee,
Here, my latter end must be.
Sol. SMtT
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Liberal advances made on shipments TO his trtends
IN NelU York.
september 81, 1874. LIT.
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&AGM s. I.8.& ggS.sg
OFFER FUR sA LE1,
26l BBLS. N. o. clarified Molasses,
100 do. g sugar House do
X HHDS. Cuba bright retailing do
10 do. Porto Rico Sugar,
= do. n. Orleans s.
10 barrels Porto Rico
2SN BAGS Coffee; Cuba, Rio and Laguira,
5000 pounds N. G.. Bacon, assorted.
IN HHDS. Western Sides, ofprime quality,
w SO bbls. Mess Pork,
10 so kegs n S.'C q. I oo
~ BBLS. " do
IT'S Kegs and Jars prime Butter,
$50 BBLS: super6ne Flour,
O Is half bbls. Canal Flour,
SS0 BUSHELS Maryland Oats,
wv Is bbIs. American Gin,
100 {" Baltimore and Philadelphia
100 B B 81 Apple Brandy,
BBL. ScupPernong do
10000 Spanish Cigars-various brands,
S0 CASKS fresh beat Rice,
w 40 bbls. purified Lard Oil,
TX do refined Whale do
LIZ 80 boxes Adamantine Candles,
~ 9 s5 boxes oRts. Scotch sOoff-iD b'adders
SO BOXES manufactured Tobacco-Varl
Gus kinds,
ono STONES-assorted,
5Okegs Dupont's Powder-assort'd
tn BALES Rockfish A Shifting,
10000 K. 0. hid. Staves-dressed.
July IL, l845. 43-tf
DLANTATION CLOTHTNG.-A few case
just received and for sale by
Aug. l, 1S45. VIM. COOKE, Ag't.
Leaf Tobacco.
Ok hhds., prime article, for sale by
~O G. w. DAYS.
Feby alps
nEANK CmCnnC l. -.
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The Bachelors Guide.-An ancient rhyma
divides female beauty into four orders as To-
LEWIS:
Long and lazy,
Little and loud.
Fair and foolish.
Dark and proud
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RLANK CHECKS-A neat article, 70
sale at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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SNHTHVEELE.

For the Journal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-28
Flour Markets.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 24-Flour-We observed yesterday
that the market closed firm on "Wednesday and would
be governed by the intelligence brought by the Hber-
MIA then due. This to hand expected together
totally dssinar characters in the former prices decln
ed l2Ic and in the latter they became moro firm
refusing the rate S5 BOY current previous to the arrival
At the first blush the market rather taken aback
but speedily overed and buyers took hold freely In
the course Of the morning nearly all offered comprising
something 400 bbls. taken at 81 Is 4 81 J.
mostly at 20 in the afternoon about 200 bbls
more within the same range, but mostly at 81 3l4
S437l
CINCINNATI. Oct 22.-Flour continued brisk yester.
day, with still further advance, about 5000 bills sell
ing in lots OF 800 and unuer at So Is 49, The trans
actions reported to follows the small lots be-
ing generally taken clear and the large having the
inspection guaranteed viz 500 bbs old from store, at
100 and l2i bbs at SO 65; 80 100 900 and $40 bbs
at 50 49, $50 and 900 bbls at SO 50; and l22s in
lot and about in another at prices not made public
ROCHESTER, Oct 24.-We have material change to
notice in the market to-day. Mllers pay 92c for
wheat, both from boat and in the street Large quan
ties Of flour being sent forward, the boats going
loaded to their utternost capacity Freights vary
cordng to circumstance mllers contracting
y cents less than others Contracts throughto New
York have been made at 6Sc to Albany at 62 to 65c
large quantity being sold at that price Millers will
ling to pay but 45c. The Oswego millers have been
driving pretty stiff business, for day two past
the mouth Of the river in buying wheat for which they
have paid ST a bushel.
ALBANY Oct. 25-Flour is quiet to-day. There is but
little disposition in dealers to operate. range of S.
37t 50 will all done in Genesee and Western
There several loads of wheat aoat; sales at Is
lice. Barley-Sales OF four rowed at 60 60tc load
OF prime two rowed sold at 59c Northern corn, 200
yesterday-Flour H. 1873 bbls wheat TO- 600 bushels;
corn, 9i2 do barley, 1876 do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-10-28

PACKET SHIP GARhcx. Trask. for Liverpool having been
detained, will sail TO day
ScHR AoAwAM, Lane, 10 days from Hsysna for this port
put into Charleston 9Th inst distress having
very boisterous weather during the split
rigging. &c.
ScHR HEray CHASE. hence Charleston was boarded off
Hateras 22d inst by heavy which carried stsne
rail and pankshsar the lsrbosd side boat
and galley.
SIR v!cronA tBrl timber laden from Quebec Tor Bristol
Mramichi the 7h distress having run
down the River St Lawrence and received d
scTs UnAsv, from Buctspor for B,tmo. before report,
ed ashore Cape Poge. of night Of ~ w,tout
much damage and arrived at EdgaItown.
STIR CHfLo. at Boston from Calcutta encountered very
gale commencing five days AT leaving sand Heads
June 80 and ending 18th: had spencer and
house. lost wood aud live stock of deck
CLEARAscgs At BoTov-Tl fy.one cearances Al
the Boston Custom House Saturday This is believed 10
pEsrArcH The ship Marths Capt Snow was cleared yes
terday nj this port for Cork aud market with cargo OF zot3
bales cotton The Martha left Bossn the 2Ist sept arrived
here on the 7 inst commenced loading the 9TH
aan with full the nth, interval Of only days
having elapsed IRON the time she ef BosonN o. Plea.
L.Urcnr,-At Newcastle, Me i7th ms. by league 4 Hall,
beantu bar1uc Of $50 tons owned BY the BUILDER and
struggled under The direction d Capt Alden Clifford or Boston
bsaos Of about 20 tons called The lsmell owned .y Fine
ss Of bqus ssbooi 18Th BY Timothy Crosby the hns sh
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SELF he has alleged The evidence il equally full on
the part Of Lieut. Coree and MIR. Marshall that the mo-
the witness from the ship and then to meet an outssnd
ing check which did discover had remained unpaid
until after the witness had left the ship How then could
have told the witness Of this circumstance wnen ne was
in the ship the transaction not having yet taken place
and without any possible knowledge that II would take
place The witness has strangely Jumoied W JOKE and
story heard long aterw ards with circumstances which
he may believe had existence. But suppose for one
moment that the witness statement was iact what
does amount to To ths-that IN conndentia inter.
view had in a spirit of dIsinterested generosity and
frisndship offered to relieve him Of his pecuniary
amount Of all had and that this all
was ybelonging TO the shpthe ne tates
would have been exactly three months advance pay
which was entitled by allowance from the government
ON going abroad Where would have been the harm of
thisi Tie his enemy, not mine, when no
builds criminal charge upon such foundation-when
he accuses OF the very act which should have
been repaid with his gratitude the individual who prof
frreJ him aid in his of embarrassment and that aid
10 the OF all that the individual possessed No
tho witness wrongs himself not me, when he makes
such a charge. and in charity l say It, II is
Del th of dc radiation which he would have
yoltsd had judgment been lett to act unnAuenced
BY bitter malgnty Of his heart In conclusion;
please the the testimony before you clear
and full upon ali other points embraced in inquiry
that shall leave the with it stands, upon its
merits, and merely add here to crafty curiosity which
has wondered over my imaginary wealth and invested
almost with Midas touch, that independent Of my
pay the entire amount of my profits In Florida, from my
PurseI about So 000 nearly ascertain
II and that shall be extremely happy at this moment
TO realize everything on earth, in the sum Of
900 With grateful feelings to the Court before
" hon. amidst all my trials esteem It great good for
ami uniformly assiduous attention. during the whole OF
this most tedious and protracted investigation submit
my with every reliance that in its hands my honor
character aud fame will be carefully guarded its
own. Respectfully submitted by
(sgned) JOHN r. Mel AUGaLIN. Lieutenant
Washington City, Friday, oc'ober24 isl5
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TINCTURE AND LOTION
OF IMPORTATION.

VERREYS TlNCTURE AND LOTION OF lNVIGO.
RATION beyond al comparisons the mos, rapid aud
permanent stimuian existence They speedily renew the
impaired energies Of life inpoency unirutfuness,
and constitu al debility quick and positive remedies
for all the diseases produced by solitary habits Their
effect absolute and that the vgor they impt
Is felt five minutes after they 'de of and last
and pleasant The Tmcture, which
teney pleasant TO the taste Internal aud the Lotion
external remedy and they may be ued separately with great
advantage but ecacous together. Prepared IN pint
botes-prce dollars three do lars for bottle OF each
For sale the Patent Medical Agency al Ann st. back Office
FIRST floor For the living distance
the Tincture aud Lotion also prepared powders which
equally effective aud sent by mail folded in letter FORM
with Full direction for preparation and double letter
Price three dollars for letter package containing
Tncture aud the other for the Loton
i've dollars for double package All orders must be post
city. ole lm'r
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THIRD EDITION
THE
PRIVATE TREATISE,

an certain delicate diseases in which the best and most
~ convenient OF stated in the panest posi-
BILE 1.-THE the authors
being given without reseve giving also clear and faithful
description Of several nDoce disorders frequently mistaken
for venereal which afford wide field for and
decspons Of well known Boosting class OF people None
possibly imagine the and varied Of deception
which this subject the sufferngs both mind
and body they entail society To be had only 80
Greenwich Price 81. tt may be sent by post
bound.)
p s. Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
who obtrude their skill the public (mnudes Of whom
almost paper it's considered duty give
the following statement the ground ON which this little
book claims especial conidence:-
Besides authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh &e-hs
former works medicine, The Domestic Guide to
pyspersiao the Epidenie Cholera he has tes-
tmonia letters from the physicians OF Europe
eminent America Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott
Of this city, Dr. Pysck OF Philadelphia, and Others, and,
which gratifying has to refer to almost
every physician ofeminence In the city.
The author has lately that several
have nearly initiated his and the title Of
his book they could dol but those WHO should unfortunate
lnutrn
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Medical Advice.

hOCTOh LAMfRT y still conhdsntislly consulted a his
~ oid emcs Yold street. befwesn Fulton and Bsskm9n o!
AL Oh deea!e his being mild and
judicous requires neither mercury Diet him
days.
DEBILITY, NERVOUS Oh CONSTITUTIONAL arr
sing from too frequent indulgence Of passions Of ndscrres
YOUTH and thereby causing nightly emissions and eventually
confirmed impotency, the Drs
state Of vigor MAJ ufe originally designed. " =
STRUCTURES, disease frequently existing without the pa
tent being the least aware sonetime. caused by
Of the parties themselves by the Dr. eectuay cured with
out pain or Inconvenience.
The Doctor being ertising Surgeons
IN the city guarantees eect cure or no charge made Let
dclne with advice sent 10 any Of the United States.
Office s. Gold street. Open from A. Nj. to Q p. NJ.
o2l lmfrrc
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER Is.


Cleared
Steam ship Great Britain Br) Hosken LIVERPOOL Irwin
Ship Gsrrick, Trask, Liverpool n X CoIiins & Co.
ship 81 George, Ferns Liverpool, d Ogden.
Snip Arkansas, Bunker, New Orleans VIM Nelson
Barpue Ayo's, Davis, Turks Island Nesmith & Walsh
Ba,ans srt,'s Queen, sBrl Card Windsor Ms
Barqpe Ezpeeta. Leech, Salem, Mass.
Brig Josephine, Howes, Trieste, Cook & Smith
Brig Allan King, Manson Malaga.
Brig Droome Mcclure, British Guiana, Brett 4 Vose
Brig B'licr lBrl C9slfeet Windsor, Ms.
Brig Emsline. SAWYER - Marks, y D Hurbu, 4 Co.
Brig Augusta, Sherwood Savannsh, Sturg.s & Cle,rman
Brig Ge rgiana. BedelI, Norfolk.
Schr Manchester, Smack, Richmond, Allen Psrson
s sehr Peru. PARKER, Boston, s%0'e
Schr Richmond eastman, New Bedford.
Sloop Empire, Smith, New Haven
Barge Philadelphia. De H.rt, philadelphia.
Barge Grampus. O'Neil. Phadephia.
Arrived.
Baraue Kathleen. BGen from Rio Jsnsro Tth uIt with
1868 bigs coffee 10 Mason X Thompson.
Barque Patton ~ tof Philadephs Thomas u days from
Charleston, with cotton and &c. 10 order.
brg ranges Ann, Green, days from Rio Gsnde. with
Brig United States. York. 10 day, from Baltimore with
to irwin
Brig Francis Cobb 10 days from Baltimore, with coal 10
schr New Zealand Poland days from Labee with plaster
sehr Time, Crosby, Virgins, wood
Sloop willard, Dennis, Providence, mdse
Below.
One barque, one brig unknown.
sailed.
Ships Liberty, Liverpool Emma, Bremen; HinJoo New
Hamburg, and others From sW sp,,-ships Iowa Ha,r.
Adelaide, Havana.
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Medical Gard.

DO g L u K nj u X X SON
NORTH RIVER DsPENSARY, 2o4k Fulton street,
on ali Ss (. Re %ss
frFf; 81 + IRE uRErHRA are cured By Dr.
~ on improved wseSr pain or 70
Ii. sSs
'a SER PSs IaB S%
suctve habit in YOUTH inducing nocturnal emissions and ut
praeps BY restoring the system healthy ous and sia-
stating s original ygor perfect cure guaranteed,
NJ B-Dr NJ holds communion with medical pretenders,
wss ne sAs s only @
New eg
ON CERTAIN 1ApOAYAMT NAhApiEs.
York and spsy e observe . tina, the subject Of b.
the public 81 GTis %9 AMI f's rs rJ IfHa
This being very little understood, although the frequent
and important consequences Of disesesn former advertise
which mistaken er tit. and cureaso
Ssss
PLAIN, not and is prGps, o. cure,
the Of should Be
~
saS sh s os Be- pss
thing directing attention seat disease Psn.
Ss5:sny and then sompsassd Of but j, only
to other here effects Of early these are 70
self There are however which most pc.
ssS Be s a ss %s s...
Of s Msy o Hs mss. p
eif The eo%
belong 70 early stag and when IT'S easily and
sFifEy II III nfii already
sSss i
would .iieIa sa.peioa Sst ,s, drop :,
i H iSf S III sa oFsS aoSSSERA
RENAL NED tScGRED "A Goa"1rhea. shoash not not The
only, by far the fequen, Of Structure It not is
'f
% n aa msH os spo 70 se
& 1 ss. Il vsas s.
ECT sTRrR 'la Has UPON THE
to deprss and lessen energy Not
&t arssss oihsr
@ sSsas.; ns.
Of %nd ,ad seJ.s will easily thai. there j.
gans through the medium the upon
r. Of T ss yas sp,sS s s rsa
parts Of the world As of Structure proceeds ae acti
witty of mind invariably returns
With the of Strictureths it gratfynsro
STATE generally accomplished very little time without
pain Inconvenience Nothing exceed the Improvement Of
late years IN the treatment of this complaint Indeed in the
hands OF proper and experienced Persons s of Structure
snow accomplished many days formerly demanded
mouths Eany Ieaons consult the writer who busi
ness to this city for short time only but perfectly ID
though has of trouble aud anxiety TO
those who cannot leave their homes the writer furnishes his
peculiar Of togse with his Private Treatise
which mas a. interesting shap the
enclosed in little mahogany chest be safely any
distance.
In consequences Of the numter pretenders
luaekrry which inest this city he deems proper
The following abatement, actoy ground Of condolences
Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
&c. he h prbsed editions Of work eypressy
complaints Also, ne has letters from the phys
cias IN Europe 10 the most eminent Amreaas Sir Ashley
Cooper Of London to Dr. Mott Of New York; DR.. Physc
Philadelphia and Others and permitted refer almost
every Physician Of emnence in this city Address Dr. Ralph
30 unsr
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nv Last Night,s S0athern Iaail.

ALEXANDRIA Oct 25A brig Peruvian, Lubec 23d Dr. sch
Olive Branch Bermuda Sid brgs Eveline, Kingston Jam
Am Caroline, Boston
BALrMoRE Oct 26sld ships Alexander, Hvre Francona,
New Oeans chr Jos Tu Providence Cid 25h, schrs
Direct, Briggs. and EIlicou Cole, New Yorr . .
NORFOLK Oct "a Arr barque Cslisto Harden, New York
PHuapELPHrA Oct 27-Arr barque Globe Rio jan GIRO;
hrrs VIM Davis New Bedford Planet Eastport; oc,avis,
Providence; steamer Irondes NewYork Below, brgs Mary
H. Creed Splendid schrs Julia Ann, Elizabeth Thaddeus,
Henry. 2 briggs aud 3schrs unknown -
W,iMv0roN NC. Oct l6-Arr briggs Mary Jane, Thomas
ton Della Faes New York; 18th, Lycoming, Warren 18th,
Tho Cooke dol 2Oth barque Martha, Boston, brig Tasso,
Newport.
spoken.
Bsrque Empire Of and from Portland for Porto Rico Oct H.
lat as "a. Ion 81 So .
Barque Archibald Oracle from Barbados for Alexandria,
Oct 90 latS H. Ion 40
Forelgn Ports.
PsRSAMnuco Sept 2sIn brig Caroline FIN Richmond
lust arrived.
RIO JASEIno, Sept i-Sld barque Helen Fielder New
York la port bsrques Eunomus from New York Jnst arr;
6uifod Baltimore, brig Cervantes for do ldg-and
others - before.
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Medical Gard

nOCTOR FAWCETT, consulting surgeon of 1856 Fulton
hrac0s rec Msw oI. aaisor Of late publication
snd sssry economically spa edc lily
modern treatmsntoi Syphilis, Secondary Symptoms Gonorr-
h6a elect Strictnrss Seminal Weakness hites Nee.
pollution The Doctor has devoted his astion for G
diseases; and hi practice and long
vestgatl ae pathology Of the OF the
generative organs he guarantees I'll thar he nder
akes permanent and radical cure His diplomas from Lon.
DOM Edn6pg and fhlsdeph' also his honorary degree
flee 1876 Fulton street
Persons distance enclosing ST. have copy of hs
late work accompanied with one which embraces all
incidental to females
All letters prepaid and addressed Dr. H. Fawcatt 1876 Full.
ton street, will receive due attentl0.. Ola Intro