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Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

and fame which happened u leak through the
cracsin the sky Ike the sPilt nilk from the
month of HeTcOies, were no more ITO be COM
pared with the array Of Tuesday than nigh, is
TO dag. The. corner slono Ct the chapel was
laid in great pomp Lbaiions Of wine were
poured upon it. Ii is supposed that this viii in.
dnce The lovers ofihis precious liquor to licl the
stone till il receives polish equal TO look
ing glass. Thus the temple will be built with
out axe or hammer. Numerous relics and rec
ords and live mason were deposited in the
corner stone. The procession as deeply sof-
emn and impressive A coffin containing the
ramains Of deceased brother was carried in
the line. who WILDE buried specially on some
future occasion. The digniiied Department. Of
the members repressed every feeling ofridi
cuie among the spectators. The noble bear
ing of the Deputy Marshal. Mr. James --
of Erin, mounted on cream coored s,eed,
won uniTersal ecla'. He eyed his superior
like an eagle, anticipated his commands By
intuition, and obeyed his viii as if his nerves
were united with The same sensorium. Thus
by mute signs his vast mass moved on, like
steam ship whose wheels are unseen. No
event has yet taken place 10 this Territory
which SO fully establishes our claim to an ad
Vanced civilization, aud if The middle and east
err States BY some convulsioa could have
been heaved up to such height that they
,coul4 have seen it, they would have felllike
barbarians BY The side Of the Dadgors. 81
j. T. N.
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FWIsC oNsIN ERALp 4
should no,be suffered 10 60 al large.-[ No,

should notbe suffered TO go al large.-[ No,
Rep.
The villain above alluded TO Says the
Galena Gazette Of The 27ih inst has been ar
rested. and is now coufned 10 the jail Uf this
eounty. he arrived here on The ST. Crois,
and after spending some days ia and about
his city. embarked las, week. on the Lynx.
for The Upper Mississippi He deposited with
the clerk Of The Lynx. box, which be repre-
scented as containing $500 in specie. bot which,
on examination, was ascertained 10 be lead
mineral. While The boat was lying at the
Potosi landing, the clerk. from some cause,
was led to suspect something wrong, and open.
ing the box, found lis contents to be as above
stated.
This circumstance led the officers Of the
boat to further examination, and on his per.
son was found, bottle ofcampbine gas. and
bunch of loeofoco matches, with which, i,
was believed he mediiaied firing the boat =
He was Immediately secured and placed on
the Galena. on which boat he arrived here on
Friday evening last He is now in DOR coun-
iy jail awaiting the return Of the Lynx, when
he win undergo an examination.
The box shipped at ST. Lonis was insured
through to ST. Peters. bat The silly rogue left
that on The ST. Cioix, aud procured another
here which he placed on the Lynx.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

| MR. .CLAy AND THE BAncAIN-
Key. Calvin Gotten, who is preparing
a life Of Mr.. Clay says the papers he
has received from Mr. c. relative 10 the
great "bargain and sale" question alone
form hundred pages Of notes.
"Fhese documents, Mr.. Colton says,
make Developments that are perfectly
astounding, and 60 to show that all the
bargaining was on the side of jackson
and his friends. II is proved bythem,
We are told that Buchanan came lo7Mr.
Clay from Gen. Jackson with direct
offer, and that Houston also went to
IIoane with another direct Offer. The
snarl into which il gets buchanan, Jack
son. Eaton. &C., is perfectly laughable.
Jackson, in his after attempts to get
out of the dilemma, when he found
that Clay was too noble TO be bought,
annihilates Buchanan, and Buchananin
Tendeavorng 10 throw the burden flom
his shoulder drives the General TO the
wall, while Gen. Ea.on cats them
both up. The disclosures exhibit The
Jacksoa men Of that period who sur
rounded their favorite candidate in a
most ludicrous light, while il fasiens
bot on Buchanap's forehead he VIII
find it impossible 10 wipe out.'
These arc the statements we find in
the New York Correspondence Of The
Cincinnati Gazette.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

Mrs. General IIam>l.on, being just
now in Albany, was inyi.el TO seat
within The bar of lie Assembly cham
Der on Monday. When the commit
tee conducted her il the whole house
rose. Sic was conducted up The mid
die aisle, when Mr.. Lee stepping a
few PAGES in advance fiber sail, Mr..
Speaker, ] present to this House Tie
widow Of The General Alexander
Hamillon, the daughter CT General
Philip Schuyler" The lady then took
her seat on the right of the Speaker,
and having listened some minutes 10
the proceedings, rose, bowed TO The
Speaker, and took her leave, the house
honoripg her departure BY standing
until the doors closed upon her re-
treating form.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

May 81.

HE BARr9T.p AoyEaIE sR.-Tho
Augusta correspondent of Charleston
Courier writes:s The die has bee,
cast. and the further union Of rSs8f,b
and South for Christian Generations
seems 70 be almost hopeless. Ifa IN
ion cemented BY all lie finer influences
OF the gospel could moi last, what cam
The Convention has agreed unon :
Constitution for lis, new Socieiy.whieh
rs to De entitled the .a,Southefn Ban
ffSt Concention," &c. Sea name
sufficiently expressive, but not alto
gether nnobjectionable. The name
was the result Of great discussion. This
IS Triennial Convention. It's first
meeting is TO take place ir MAY, 1916.
at Nashville, Tenn. There are Two
coordinate or rather subordinate
Boards attached. The Board Of For
elgn Mi8Si0ns is seated in Richmond
Va. The Home mission Board isfx-
ed al Marion, Ala. Much was said A.
bout an Indian Board OF Missions and
a Southern Publication Board. but
these matters were laid over for further
consideration dDrs.8asCurtis. Fuller
and Johnson of South Carolina. and
Mallory Of Ca were appointed 10
make exposition 10 the world of The
principles upon whichthe Convention
has acted" ~
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

EXTENSIVE LAND SALES The President
has already issued his proclamaiions for very
extensive sales, next summer ard autumn, Of
the public lands in the northwest, west, end
southwest, embracing an aggregate ofupwaIds
Of Eve millions Of acres. Ia Wisconsin Teri.
tory, about $40 900 acres ofchoiee lands, lying
on and telween Fox aud Wolf nveIs.-
There arc Two sales to take place at each Of
the lard offices in Iowa Territory, Dubuque and
Fairfield, In the months Of September and Dc
,uber. Upwards of 10000 scres Of tho rich
bottom lands in Illinois will be brought into
market, embracing tracts on the Mississippi
and islands in that river. with small detached
bodies OF lard not hore,of1rn offered. In Mis-.
suuri upwards Of milton Of acres will be Of
ferei for sale, embracing tracts 10 the north
nenhwes,. west and so0Ihwes, parts of The
State. Ia Arkansas, there wall also be brought
into marke, about ,O00. goo acres, embracing
nine townships in The new d's,ric, Of Cham
pacnole In |. ,uis.ana, about i5i COO, and il
Florida, upwards Of 6oO,OoO acres Of fire So
var and cotton lands will be offered for sale,
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03-The New York SON says;--7".We regret
to state thai the small pox is preventing in this
city. A few victims have already fallen. and
in close and unven'ilaied rooms. i, may spread
alamingly. To all, old and young, we say
'Get UacciaGfed again Tho preventive is sim
pie and we believe eflicacious."
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

OFFicIAL-APfolNTMEN BY THE PREsI.
DENr.-Thomas NJ. Petit, of Philadelphia, to
be Attorney Of the United States for the East
ern District Of Pennsylvania, vice Henry Nj.
Watts, removed.
Henry Horn, Collector Of Philadelphia. vice
Calvin Blythe, removed.
Henry Welsh, Naval Officer, Philadelphia,
vice Joel b. Sutherland, removed.
George F. Lehman. Deputy Postmaster,
Philadelphia, vice james Hoy, il, removed.
James A. Nichols, Collector a. Perrin Am
boy. New Jersey, in The place Of Solomon An
drews, removed.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

VIRGINIA Annexed are the names Of The
gentlemen chosen al the recent election 10 rep
resent Virginia 10 the next Congtess. The
gentleman from the moth district is tie only
Wing in the delegations
First district, Archibald Atkinson; %, Geo.
G. Dromgoole; Cd. VIM. NJ. Tredwayi 4h.
Edmund W. Hubbard, 5ih. Shelton r. Leake
9th, James a Seldom; TN, Thomas Fl. Bay
ly; sIh, Robert NJ. II. Hunter; Oh, JoHN S.
PeNDLEToN; 10Th. Henry Bedinger; lIih,
William Taylor; I2h, Augustus A. Chsp-
man; 18Th, George W Hopkins; ll'h, Jo-
seph Johnson; 18th, William G. Brown.
The Democrats will have about SO majority
on joint ballot in the Legislature.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

Read THE ADyERTIsEMENTs.- 1t u
all n mistaken notion that our AdveF-
tiseing columns possess o'interesi ior
readers generally. A contemporary
gives the following advice, which con-
tsins lust about the truth in the case: e,
aPeople in every station Of lie snOo .
read the Advertisements, not oniy 7, -
ascertain what is going on in the woTIO
Of life and business, bot to take aaVaH-
tase Of the many ana favorable oppOs-
,unities, presented by msry Tor 0e"'
filing themselves
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

(1@ The albany Citizen says one Q!
The woaders Of the animal Kingdom
may be seen in the State Geological
Hall. Its the pctrilic veretebrae OF q
monster called by the Naiuralists the
Z4yglocton IA creature which must
have been half alligator and half whale
1t was discovered embedded in chalk
formation on the banks of the Aiaha-
ma River, and was boxed up and sent
to Professor EMMoNs. of hlbany.-
The yeretehrse extending from por-
ton of Tic head 10 the tail, is eighty
feel in length as il lies upon the floor
The creature must have been, in life.
from ninety 10 one hundred feet long
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

Cooper ore, IN al extensive body
has been discovered at Bara6oo, "a
SauN county. which yields - per eeat-
pure copper 50 saws the Green Bay
Republican.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

l5-The New York City Councils apprapri-
aied $500, last week. FIR a portrait OF mayor
Harper TO hang in the Governors room.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

AVnLAIx.--Johasoa y. May, The fellow
who pc, srssll ,Funk en- hoars the steamer
ST Ctoix, on her las, Tip, marked and repre-.
sep,ed as eon,aiaiug $500 10 specie, but which
luraea onto eon,aiu roek, had il lasared IN The
Pe,pe,ael oisiee Ct his city. and It's now
.elsas ina, be SCI 6re ,o the boa, durieg hel
snip. f5r ,hs'purpcse Of securing he Insurance.
mouey-cndaaesring ,ha lives of pO' less 'aap
6ly persons 70 eaeo' his ~irksd design
Thaak Heaven, be failed, bat Sc seOuatrsl
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

One hundred thousand barrels Cf -four were
shipped from Rochester, ia IS days after the
canals opened.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

PUBIC OPINION IN GERMANY. "A
letter from Hamburgh. dated april
18th, says:--sSo much is certainly be-
lieved, that il Great Britain and Amer
lea go to war, the French Government
will find some pretext or other for
joining the latter, and if the French
are once at war, they will not rest an
til the Rhine forms their boundary
A war, therefore, in which France is
involved, must sooner or later impli-
cate the whole of Germany and prob
ably the entire continent of Europe
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

CLrRIc2L NoREALiTY - L'ul."s !
few months past the deaths Of .se '.I'.
Methodist ministers have reg e'I1 49,.
recorded in Indiana;-anong them 81
Nessrs. CIipp,neer. Patries. Cam. +
Elder. Crouch. Games, ba.i'9 a.
Wes,lake, Rockingham, aHd Ia
grave.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

plrrsnuRc.- The Pilsburg Gazette says
thai in the " burn, district already there are
twenty five houses either under roof or up one
or two stories and that from, one hundred to
two hundred foundations for houses are being
laid.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

ORFEnN. ---Wo commence, to-day the publ,
ration Of a series Of articles on opr lille TO Or
ceon, which we find in The Galena GSEe'ie,
copied from The Piusburgh American. The
e1i,cr e The American SAYS they are fsam one
"a WI Sc acknowledged talents and ample Op-
rofsniies &c rrepaea'iop, sl'sIis views high
claims 10 sosi6eraiion and respect" We eu'l'
tie Introductory ar,e,e, as IL Is somewhat for
elsO TO ihs subject, Ond as The severity q i's
crjjsism On Iuslsed's ''luss Ger dominioa,'
a;eAt,sra 70 Sefrive tie facts submi'ted,
ffom the calm constellation ,hsy merit.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

Six odd fellows have teen excom-
r0unicated BY The Baptist church IN | a
ionville, Washington county, on &C
coun, OF the supposed inconsistency Of
the teneis Of their order with re,ig
iOus profession.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

SeusHssN MsvHspisr CoNPENneN.-A
eenveason Ct MeAe1isI ministers assembled
4, hoaisyills. en- iao ls, inst. Fi0eeu Con
lsseeces weFe teF'esoo,ea by eiseiy,two De-
eaales--Texss harias scat two. The ds''e
.srsaons oflhs bedy On De qoCsdsa of sepa
ra,loa 81 tile Norhera asd Southern Shu'ehcs
ssowisg oul cf ,hc slavery question, have ex
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

A bill introduced in tie New York
Senate, establishing the individual La
bility principle upon all Stockholders
in Rail Road Corporations, was reject
cd on Tuesday, by a vote Of 81 10 S.
The Assembly, on Monday night, by a
vote Of 90 to II, passed bill reducing
the rate of interests from seven TO six
per cent The bill was sent to The
Senate for concurrence, aud reported
favorable.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

LrAb.-Omr latest adgic COS from st. Lewis
are 10 the e9j. The price has declined since
our last quotations. and the market is said 10
be dulI--'S2 % being the highes, price offer.
cd. We see 10 change ia the Eastern Mar
ke's. They are quoted, New York, SO CO a
S3 75i Philadelphia, 81 90 Sl l9.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

NAv1e ,rsSG TIE HUPsoN'- =
dry weather has 80 reduced 'pe 80. - !.
q the Hudson. that the nav ,sa't'or
somewbat impeded. Indivldns' 5 ~.
lion will have 10 BE resoriea 70 . a..
OMEN a clear communication ,. os's'
NV York and tie Western S'a''''
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

a5~The yard Of The AsroT House has been
converted into beautiful flower garden with :
fountain in the centre.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

SUSQUSH INA CASAL COMPANY. =
The Baltimore American says that
the meeting Of the Stockholders Of the
Susqu hanna Canal Company, on
Monday afternoon, for the purpose Of
the Company, resulted If a failure 10
to elect under The provisions of the
charter. In this case the charter refers
the matter to The Board Of Directors,
who will order 4 new election.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

The Southport American presents The rames
of Col. James Collins, Of Iowa county; John
II. Tweedy. Esq, OF Milwaukee, and Thomas
Wight, Esq, of Racioe--in addition to that
Of Alexander l. Collins. previously spoken Of
by a correspondent in This raPel--as having
been spoken Of in connection with the nonin.
alton + The Wig Canjidlio for Delegate il
Congress.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

FnRTY THOUSAND DoLbARs have been raised
fot Piusborg ia Philadelphia, greater sum
Than any other city.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

DGsrnucTWe FRr ar PoETsmouru, n II.
On Saturday, The lQh inst destructive
FIRE occurred al Portsmouth, New Hampshire,
which destroyed $3.50, 600 worth Of property.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

ILLINOIS CANAL.--Five hunjIed thousand
dollars of The subscription for the completion
Of lbs Illinois and Michigan Canal, was TO
have been paid over on The 26,h inst. This
amount will be available at any moment, aud
there is every prospect that the work upon the
canal viii be commenced in July.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31
Mhist,ial majority

An attempt is Of course made to inquest The
sboye language Of tie promi'e with grave i'm
poraoce. bu, We DO nol place much emphasis
rpon il. Peel was 10 tight place, aud the
blazer Toryism Of he High church party re.
vallag as The Maynoo,h do"eear, endangered
,he power 81 lie Miaisny, The alroi' Mia.
isef pointed 10 The danger e an AneIieao
Wa. with The resulting necessity pf eoaeiIia'
ing Iroiaed, and this carried his poip,,
10 doubt remains of tbe passage 10 Tie bia
,hroogh the CemmoOs. There is talk q ~
being drown ootsip the Lords, though 'h'
oeposiiion ofthe Bishops, ba, We shall believe
,Ais shsn we see Il
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

The democratic mee,iog Of Howard town.
ship in Brown county, have instructed their
Delegate to the Territorial Convention 10 vote
for tho domination Of the Hon. Morgan l..
Martin, as their first choice for Delegate 10
Congress.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31


The GReAT MArcn RACE The great con.
les, between the north and the south, came of
on the Union Course, Long Island, on The 18Th
inst, between Fashion and Peytona, which
was Witnessed by an almost incredible large
number Of people--somc accounts say 10000,
and some pus it down at 100 600; bat later es-
Inmates represen, the number much less The
course was not is good order, being very dry,
and in many places fsllock deep with sand and
dust Bets were offered by the North giving
large odds in favor Of Fashion. But when the
horses appeared a, The tap of the drum, there
was a disposition TO hedge, aud odds could be
had on Peytona The horses got of well to-
gether al the first start, Pey,ona having the In
side as well as the lead, aud woa the first heat
by three lengths, The betting was now 100
to 80, and even larger odds on the Southern
horse, bu, few taken,
4 Amer one false siar on the second heat they
went or al a slashing pace, Fashion getting
The inside; and for the frs, three miles, the
horses ran together with scarcely perceptible
difference between them, and the interest IL
the race became intense Ga the las, quarter
Peytoua gained slightly a, every jump and
came in tboth under whip and spur winning
the hea, and race By half length. The shouts
The, reat the welkin was che signal for thu
transfer Of a, leas, 100000 ftom the pockets
Of the North to the pockets Of the South
The time is not near as good as ives made By
Fsshiou in her great match race with Boston
The rstboat cfihis race was run ia : 39l, az.
The second IN : IS
4 Tbs is one Ct the mes, exciting races III
soslh las ever known. PeY.ona has ven e
her o>.ners S6a 600 in purses in six years
uev6f having been heaieR, aud having coequer
led The victor Of IS fields, size may be eoasid
erred the paramount, horse ca The Tut 10 hi
eoaRiry.
Wisconsin herald, and Grant County advertiser. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1844-1845, 1845-05-31

~" The second member II the series Of
Lectures by Or. lardner has been received.
II embraces lectures On the Minor Planets,
Weather, Almanaes. Halley's Comet, Atmos.
phere, the New Planets. &c. We refer orr
readers 10 The advertisement, in another col.
umn Of orr paper 10 day, for a foil description
OF The work.
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WISCONSIN HERALD,
RANT C0UN TY ADyEgTTsER
LANCASTER. WISCONSIN,.
- >e>> >><e>>
SATURDAY, MAY 81. i8l5.

~ we polish lie communication signed
!" J. r. Nj" not that we Discover any acute
d 'scfipHon OF the "pa,iculars' of which he
speaks. for we should think that he had anlici-
paied both hepT6ceedlngs and bis ownimagin.
nation, ard fapcied himself deging about
through some Of The celestial orbs. ard for
ought we knoweassislipg OLD VeraO in sur
Yeying the PEAKS Of their volcanoes to ascer
tain the possibility Of making bigger thunde'
or forketer lightning bsteai Of plotdidg about
through rain and mud IN The streets Of pIaue-
vile 70 report the Proceedings necessary 10 lay
iog tho corner s'5ne CT Tie Masonic Hall for
Melody lodge. nni we hope opr readers will
be able TO anticipate his whereaboris, so that
they my Appreciate The production, which
will, no doubt compensate bin fQr his lime
spent in witnessing die ceremonies . and
prepariog he rePorl Or fublicaiop. FIR opr
own services, We make no charge. as usual.
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EIRE q MARINE INsUKANcE-rhcrc b

LNIiE * MARINE iNSURANCE-Thore arc
Investigations only in which individuals cat
De placed, where they can adequately apprecia,,
the value ofinsurance. These are, Will. >tand.
lng upon the runs Of their own properly, :ither
receiving from an insurance office the full n.
mount which they have lost, or standing ON the
same spot surrounded perhaps by a drsolaie fani-
Nv; lamen;lng hat stupidity aud folly which hai
"a, led 20 provide for such a contingency.
IS Agent % fthe PROTEC ZION
INSURANCE. co OF HASrFOhD, CONN
wiil take RISKS on dwelling houses, ware houses
stores, mills, factories. dc, together with Their
contents, such ne furniture, merchandise, ma
chinerv, andeveryother description of Insurable
properly Also. OF steam, keel and Hat boats
Western Waters.
Office on Main street, nearly opposite The U s
holel' tnn /, 1912
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MEDICAL CHRD.

hoCToR FAwCETT, Of f96 Fulton st,ee,
~ New York. Member Of The Royal College
oI surgeons o. Londoh and Edrnbnrgb, add Gradu.
ME OF tho }, frrson Medical College. Of PbileSel.
pbioi also soihof OF a work embracing The edlow.
ing subjects, Wis Ma'nnony. IT. potency, and Ste IN.
wv susIom:cally, phvs,oIogically and medicsIIv .,.
ploIncd. with Q comprehensive exposition Of The m.
tUte md modern treatment Of Syphilis. sccond,,v
symptoms. Gon1rrhoea, elect Structures, Noc,u,rl
Emesions, and all The consequences arising from
Msstutbaiinn. DR. Fawceit continues his private
consultation ON The above mentioned diseases. nj
his long established Ofice, l96 Fulton street where
the most aggravated forms Of disease will yield "a
h's mode Of treatment without restraint in diet OF
exercise. and without mercury; even wien The pro.
creative energies become p~araIJ zed or lJfpid from
excessive indulgence 81 the passions. he will be
able to restore The paris 10 health and yiror. Per.
sons at a distance enclosing 81. can have a copy o
VIC WON AZ iei'efs must be post paid. and dircc
ted 10 Or ~ Fswceu, 1876 Falion 81 New Yo,k
jan 10