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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02

Sentence OF JOSEPH CARTER AND p. w.
p,pKr. On Thur sduy morning Chief Justice Horn
rover declared the final sentence Of the law on these
,vo men, convicted of numbering John b. Pafte and
c,suor, in Warren County, New Jersey. After a
ry solemn remarks, touching the enormity of their
,,me. he put the usual question TO them-whether
they had any reason to advance. why their sentence
,houd not be pronounced-to which each, in return,
,e,uonded by declaring his innocence. The Chief
To,tice then proceeded in a strain Of impressive ex-
hOration, and concluded by directing each of the
O,sOners to be kept in the Jail of Mercer County un-
ii some day between the 9th and 22d of August
oext-on that day to be transferred from the custody
Orlhe Sheriff in the County 10 the Sheriff of Warren,
and in the Jail of the latter, on the 22d Of August
between the hours Of 10, A. NJ, and Q, p. NJ TO he
hanged While the Chief Justice was addressing
them, Carter betrayed great emotion-his limbs trem-
bling, his lips quverng, and his eyes filling with tears
parke, ounger man, supported himself with firm
uess-RNas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02

confidence that when they collected in an anthem
tic form, they will command the necessary capital at
once to carry the work forward Collecting and ar
ranging these facts whn. constitutes present the
labcrs Of the Board of Managers. They will be com
pleed a; early day. Let the friends of the enter
prise rely upon it, in the time that no dimnu-
ion Of interest is feltno hogging Of con6dcncc-no
want Of zeal; but that the work is progressing with
that firm and steady step-wih that and caution
which are deemed necessary to insure the public and
pecuniOry Interests Of all concerned and the attain
ment Of the great object in view
JOSIAH QUINCY, JOHN PAGE,
WM. w. RUSSELL, RUFUS G. LEWIS,
WIN. .McQUESTEN, f. UNDERWOOD,
w. MELCHFR, ZENAs CLEMENT,
CHARLES LANE.
May 30, lS45.
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Thomas Peaks Estate.
... STATE OF VERMONT.

CuTeUODIa,
At Probate Court holden at the Probate Office fn
Danvie, in said District, on the 30th day of
May, A. D. 1876
" TRIAH w. MINER, Executor of the last will
" and testament of Thomas Peak late of Peach
am, in the County Caledonia. deceased, presents
his account of administration against said Estate
for allowance. % +rr| i.g- tH..t"
Whereupon it is ordered by SAID Court that said
Executor notify all persons interested in said Es-
tate, to appear at Probate Court to be holden at
the Probate Office in said Danvile, on the 9Th
day of june A. ID. ls45, and object to the allow
ance of said account, if they SEQ cause, by publish
ing COPY of the record Of this order three weeks
successfully in the Caedonian, newspaper printed
at st. Johnsbury in said district.
SAM'L B. MATTOCKS, Judge
true copy-Attest,
4oews SAM'L h. MATTOCKS, Judge
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02

fE|The Nantucket Islander SAYS The following
story was lately told by reformed nebrate, as an
apology for much Of the folly of drunkards;-
mouse, ranging Tbout brewery, happening rlil in
to Of the of beer was in imminent danger Of
drowning, and appealed 20 a cat to help him out -
The cat replied it is foolish request, for rs
get YOU ont shall eat you. The mouse piteously
replied that that fate would be better than to drown
in beer The cat lifted him out, but the fumes Of the
beer caused puss TO sneeze; and mousy took refuge
TO his hole. The cat called upon the to come
out, saying, 'You rascal, did you not promise that
should your 'Ah = replied the mouse, but you
know ,cas in liquor at the timer
Hon. Caleb Gushing, it is said. is now engaged in
preparing work descriptive Of the countries, people
and scenes falling under his observation whilst en-
gagged in his late mission TO China.
Destructive FIRE. On Saturday night 9th
nst the dwelling house, store, shed, and horse barn
Of Mr. VIM. Robins, in Montgomery destroyed
by fire. The fire was first discovered between the
house and store, a sink room,-its origin is not
known This loss is said 10 be about $ 2 600, and a
small part is covered by insurance.. ST. AI6ans Mes
senger, May %.
LAMBs-WHo BEATs' Daniel Baldwin of Mont
pelier this spring had SO lambs from u flock of 102
sheep
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02

NORTHERN OR LEBANON RAILROAD. We I'M
derstand the stock Of this road is taken up with
estnoss, $500, 900 being already subscribed, and the
rest made certain. The friends ofthe route by Mer-
edith, Plymouth, and IIaverhill, also awake, and
the project finding good degree of favor. [Cong
Journal Concord N. HI May 20.
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ST. J0hnsbury, Saturday Morning, May 81.
Mr. CHADWICK: The cold this morning is unpre-
cedented since 1916. Mercury down to "a deg
Vegetables frozen stiff The surface Of the ground in
my Garden is frozen a quarter of an inch thick. r.
The above note is from Of our citizens. The
prospects for fruit in this region are gloomy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
NOTICE.

TTNHIS may certify that have this day given my
Il son. Charles Springer, his time and he is free
to act and trade for himself and shall pay no debts
nor claim any Of his wages after this date.
JACOB s. SYRINGE
Attest, VIM. Morse, Silvahus Lane.
Lunenburgh, April I is4b. 4O9w3
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NOTICE

rs hereby given TO those indebted TO me and the
Il late firm of N. c BACON So co. that my de-
mands are in the hands of William M. Dickerman,
Esq. for collection, and all debts due said firm must
be paid Immediately to save cost, and all other de-
mands due me must be paid before the Goth of July
Especial contracts excepted) till which time they
may be settled Without cost. That may pay, I
must be paid. N. C.BACON.
ST. Johusbury Centre, May 20, ls45. 4Ostf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
NOTICE,

HEREBY caution all persons not 10 hafbor Of
n trust Moses Worcester town pauper, on my
accounts and shall pay bills whichever of his CON
tracing. THOMAS s. SLEEPER.
Newark, May 10, 1916. 409w3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02

THE Concord (Mass.) FIREMAN. paper
which has abored with much zeal and talent, to eIe-
vae Col Polk to the Presidency, thus speaks of the
favorlism which he has shown to the Tenuesseeans
in the division Of the spoils. 1t is but
1t is astonishing what an immense of talent
has been lying dormant in Tennessee, and which the
genial sun of patronage has warmed into active life
for the benefit nf mankind in general and Amer cans
in particular. From presidents to pursers-from d.
pomasts to debaters--there is no kind of public men
that Tennessee cannot furnish OF neat and unde-
nable qualify. The hive has swarmed and the way
the insects crossing the mountains, reminds
of the host of lean and hungry Scotchmen who pass
ed over the Tweed into England the accession Of
James VI TO the English throne. As the Scotch went
from the land Of the thistle 10 the home of the rose
from country where half ,trved spiders fed on
half starved flies, to n kingdom where full s,oln-
ach was something more than tradition merely
from place where every was born with 'fd-
die, in his hand, 10 q nation which had harps in its
halls and organs in its cnthedals does the Tenn
esseean leave the bleak regions of repeated and con
slant defeat, for the boosted titles and the golden
fields Of successful ambilion; and wo are attempted
to parody the lines which applied to one of the
brmsone-laden musicians orthe north by n sarcas-
tic Engshman.
"In Tennessee he was born and bred
And, though a beggar, must be Ged.'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
Shoemaker Wanted.

A steady and faithful Journeyman Shoemaker is
IA wanted by the subscriber TO whom good wages
will be given. BENZ. WEST.
st. Johnsbury, June 2, lS45. d09w9
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
BRIGHTON MARKET, MONDAY. NAV 26.

BRIGHTON MARKET, Monday, May 90.
Reported for the Daily Advertiser and Patriot
At Market, $40 Beef Cattle, 8 pairs of Working
Oxen, 90 Sheep, and 2l5O Swine.
PRrcEs-Beef Cattle-Extra SO; first quality 5,75
g.; second quality 5,25 $50; third quality 4,75
a 8.
Working Oxen-sales at $40, rs and $50.
Sheep.-Small lots sheared ,50a 1852.
Swine-Former prices sustained. Lots
to peddle a Sc. for Sows, and I-sc. for
Burrows; entire lot Sd and 7sc; old Hogs
A, At and 44c. AT retail from Al to &c.
BOSTON MARKET-May 80.
BUTTER. 8 II per lb. ..,
CHEESE, new miik--71 8 do do
FLOUR. Howard st. 81 a A 81, Western canal
81 rs.
WOOL-There has been steady demand for
most descriptions without variation in prices. -Puled
wool is in better request.
Saxony, heeces, 40 a 43
American Full blood, 81 a 38
] blood, 30 a 33
Common blood, 30 a 81
Lambs, LIST quality, SO SO
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02

l5PThe Woodstock Mercury thinks the stock
holders Of the Concord r. Road, in their talk just
now Of an extension Of their road to Lebanon, are
merely"Ihrowing out tub to umuse the whale ,'and
10 discourage the extension of the Fitchburgh route
be yond Bellows Falls
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02

iEJ@The subscriptions to the capital stock of the
Central Rnirod in this town up to Thursday, about
100000, which will be increased to $3.50, OOO.-
Montpelier Patriot, May 81
Rather light this, for the capital Of Vermont. I
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02

MEXICO, AND THE REcoaNITroN of TExAN In
DEPENDENCE. We have had rumors, says the
Philadelphia Gazette, of Tuesday evening, ofthe pro-
posed action of Mexico, on the question of recogn
zing the independence of Texas-rumors, indeed,
mounting almost to ceuanty-bul the following let
ter confirms, explicitly the whole diplomatic arrange
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
Correspondence of The PHILADELPHIA Gnzene.

VFF ' ENH NNUz, NIdy 7, Io4)'
The express is just in from Mexico, bringing the
important intelligence that Mexico had agreed 10 &C
knowledge the independence Of Texas, provided they
reject annexation. England and France guarantee
the acts Of the two Governments. Capt. Elliot
mnndng British frisnte Eurdice, has just arrived from
Mexico, and the ship sails Immediately 10 Galveston
with the All the proceedings in the Mexican
Congress, in session, evince pacific terms with
the United States.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
Fresh Lime,

ENHE subscribers will have fresh Lime ready for
Il their customers and the public generally on and
by the 9th inst. s. 81 l. w. THAYER.
ST. Johnsbury, June 2, ls45. 409w3.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
More New Goods /!

FUST received, by E. JEWETT s. co. nav
~ supply of rich dc Lanes, Shawls, bonnet Rib.
bons, and other Goods.
May 81, lS45. , fa e.' .0 ' 4Ostf
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on reasonable terms, by the yard, shares. He
will also Card Wool and Dress Cloth, and attend to
all kinds of Coloring either Yarn or Cloth, and he
will pledge himself that the work shall be done to
the satisfaction of those who may favor him with
their patronage.
He will give strict attention TO his business and
from his experience a manufacturer he hopes to
receive liberal share of patronage; and he would
farther say TO such wish to employ him that he
WILL for cash down, do his work cheaper than here.
tOfore; also, that in addition to the above mentioned
business he is Manufacturing article called Scotch
Tweed, which he will sell cheap and will manufac.
ture the article for any who may wish, on the most
favorable terms GEORGE GREENBANKS.
Barnet, May 90, IS45. 40Sw3
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment
j. B o T. f. s

HAS just received the SPRING and sum.
Il 4 .hER FASHIONS for 1915, and is prepar-
ed TO execute all work entrusted to him in fashion,
able and enduring manner, at the shortest notice and
at the most reasonable prices. All work done by
him q J'varrdnted TO IT, ....-
UJCutting done for others 10 make up.
DanviIle Green May I6, ls45. 40su
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
C. c.. Wilder

rs constantly receiving by Express directly from
A the Importers, desirable variety of goods at re.
duced prices and that cannot fail to suit.
St. Johnsbury Plain, May "a, 1916. 4Ostf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1845-06-02
WOOLDGROWERS! Take Notice !

VBNHE subscriber would inform the public that he
IL has taken the Wooden Mills, recently occupied
by Greenhanks g. Taylor, in Barnet, Stevens Village,
and that it is excellent repair, and in readi4
ness to receive and manufacture Wool into
Cassimeres, Blankets, ESIam-
meAS, or FHOcking,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
AEARD.

Mrs. A. r FUERTEs grateful 10 those who
have Ratr0nized her since her arrival IN this
city respectfully informs her friends and The
public generally, that owing to the s0lIicita.
tons Of several Of her friends, she has taken
Mr.. Bruuot's house, lately occupied by M.
Dewey. where size opened on The fret Of
April, n seho0l for ths reception Of fe sales,
exclusively. All the branches cunstI utfng
a polite education will be taught in the
French and English languages. She intends
TO devote particular care to the former not
only IN theory but IN practice, being vel!
aware that this important branch of education
has loo often been neglected.
She hopes that her experience in the art Of
teaching will obtain her a share Of patronage,
having been far three pears principal If one IF
The largest female public schools in ". Orleans.
Great attention will be paid TO the deport.
fneut, and proper use Of language Of her pu-
pills both IN and out Of school, If possible (;
their morals IN general will call forth her
deepest interest. For terms, rules and hours
please call at her present residence, or at tho
school after tho LIST Of The month.
" The number Of pupils will lie limited.
REFERENCES
Rev. p II Djffenworth, Louis Shoppers, Esq,
Hon Judge Tester. IT, Donnezaze, Esq,
Amos Adams, Esq, J. Buhier, Esq,
Capt Newcomb, James Bruuol, ESQ.
d. D. Avery. Esq. John Phillips, Esq.
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Rev w A Scott, Hon. ]. Baldwin, Hon Judge
Canonge, J A Maybin, Esq, Rev ] Twit.
chell, DIR. ] w picton, s J Peters, Esq, A
Mathews, Esq.-New Orleans, La.
March %, 1916 z
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17

PARRlcIDE BIT AN INSANE WoMAN-On the
I'd inst. a frightful murder vas CT mmited in
the town of Virgil, about twenty miles from
Ithaca, by a Miss Edwards. On the morning
of that day she requested her mother to g .ou
an errand to a house a few rods distant from
theirs, and whilst she was absent, approach.
ed Mr.. Edwards, her father, who was shaving,
and struck him a violent blow across the back
Of the neck with an az. He fell t the floor, his
head nearly served from his body. Having
repeated the blow two or three times, she cut
his throat with a razor that he had been using.
Miss Edwards then Gale from the door to
her mother and when she returned attacked
her with a razor. With the assistance of a
little boy, however, it was wrested from her
before she had been able TO do much more
mischief. The reason assigned by the muir
for these dreadful deeds, was that she
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17

SUeAR~-Ihere is still a heavy stock on The
Leyee, say a a 800 hide, though here has been
about 2,OOO bids taken for shipment 10 North.
efn ports during The last week, chiefly If infe.
rior grades, at prices ranging from Al a 81
cents per ID, There is avery moderate de-.
mand at present, but prices are without chan.
20. At New York there has been il good de-
mand, and about 1900 hbds Louisiana Sugars
had been taken by refHers during the week
previous to the 81 inst, the market closed very
firmly at 81 a III cents, being about 4 ofa cent
per ID above the, lowest point Of the season.
MoLAssEs--Fhe market is moderately sup
Piled, aud prices range from "a d IS cents per
gallon.
FBoUR--Except The usual demand for city
consumption there is literally nothing doing
~ Flour, and prices are on The decline. OfdI-
nary Ordinary Ohio and Illinois brands are
solIing at $3 85a / 90: Prime 81. Louis City
brands are worth S4 30 a 4 so per barrel.
WHtskEY-Fhefe is large stock pressing
on the market, and holders are ready sellers
at ~ a 2O5 cents per gallon.
PRoVlsf0S-The market continues exreE.
Ftfely dull, there being nu demand except for
Plantation FuppIies-pfices Of most ~articlpa
arc on The decline. PohK, we quote at S13
623 a IL IS for Mess; NJ. o. SI3 90 a - %;
Prirne I'll 80 a II ~ per barrel. There il
but little enquiry Tor Bacon, which is selling
at G3 a 7 cents for Sides; Hams 6 A 8 Gems:
Shoulders 5 . 81 cents per ID LArp--T ie
stock on hand Is very light; but littIe demand
has be IN experienced since the large operations
in our last report, Prices are firm At
: Il 81 cents per ID.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
BOOKSl BOOKSi

Eclectic lst, ID, 81 aud 4fh READERS,
Eclectic Spelling book,
Rhetorical Guide OF eclectic 9Th reader,
Smiths Geography and Atlas
Smith's grammar and arithmetic.
Hsle's and Russel's United States,
ParIey's Geography,
Worcester elementary dictionary,
Parley's Isl, I'd and 81 books Of history,
OIney's geography and atlas, Mitchel's do.
Mitchells outline maps,
Conversations On common things BY d teacher
Kinkham's elocution;
Adams latin grammar,
Testamenls and bibles, large and small print.
Jameison's Rhetoric,
Webster's Dictionary, syo,
Ludlows' Manual OF examination;
Presidents Messages.
Office tape, account and record books and a
general assortment Of all kind Of stationery,
medicines, etc. Just received and for sale BY
GEO. NJ. HEROMAN,
Ii opposite the Methodist Church.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
NOTICE.

The undersigned would most respectfully
inform the public and citizens generally, that
he has opened a Livery Stable near the Meth.
odlst Church, where he constantly keeps on
hand an assortment of the best riding hor.
with several good buggys to hire at mod
crate rates. He hopes by his strict attention
to business to receive the support Of the pub
lie.
There will also be kept at all times a few
good horses for sale, at very low prices for
cash, or to punctual men on short time.
JORDAN HOLT.
no 8 march 90 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17

The 3lst May being the
time fixed by law for the fl
nal settlement Of the State
taxes by the collectors with
the Treasurer, for the previ-
Gus year, all those owing
taxes for the year 1914, are
requested to call and settle
said taxes as lam compelled
to require prompt payment
of the N
L. G. Morris,
Sheriff and Collector,
m % no Z 1915.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
VEW GOODS

D. SANGER, HESS # Co, would rsg-
p~ectfully inform thor frisnds and the public
generally y, that 10 addition 10 their already we'll
assorted stock OF goods, they have received,
and are constantly receiving q lafge, beauti-
ful, ana cheap assortment Of fancy and staple
dry gonds, ready. made clothing, boots, shoes,
brogans, perfumery, and all kind Of fancy
goods. Our goods are all bought for cash,
and most 81 them at auction, and we assure
purchasers that they will find them consider
ably lover than ~ any other store In this place.
az We have the facility Of getting a new SUP.
ply every week, and can therefore sell Al a
small prsft. L. Hess, Of our firm, Is residing
10 New Orleans, and is a good Judge of goods
40 u oil ~ q close buyer, and We are sure
That if any any bargain can be had anywhere,
he will find il out, buy Il, and send IL 10 10 us,
therefore we can aud will sell cheaper than
others who have not The same facility Of mr.
chasing their ne0ds--we respectfully invite
persons from the country TO eone and examine
our goods, before buying elsewhere, and we
feel assured that they will find our stock the
best assorted and our prices tho lowest in
Baton Rouge. Our assortment comprises
every article In tho Dry Goods and Clothing
line. the following articles recently rsceived
Fine French fashionable organdie mnsiins,
~iaconets Of the latest style, Balzarin, Organdie
ginehams, French and German m%nslins, print
and lawns, white stripped and crossbarred
mnslin, Swiss null and swiss muslins, Bish-
ops Lawn, long lawn, curtain muslins, ladies'
Tuscan b%onnets, para OILS, linen drills, black
French mefiuo, Linen and cotton checks, bed
tIcbiua, linen and cotton musquit0 netting,
Irish linen, linen sheetiHg, table cloths and
napkins, diapers, demins, cottonnades, CALI
Goes Of various kind, and a great many other
articles ID the dry goods line. Also i beau
THU assortment Of pesfumery, clothing, me-
finO dress and fr6Ck coats, Linen check do,
gingliam and gatnbroon do. summer vests,
black and fancy colored satin and silk yests,
pantaloOtls Of various kind, hats and caps Of
various kind in the latest French fashion,
boots, shoes, brogaus, p~ruHella brors and
booiees, besides gloves, hosiery, Liner shirtp,
cotton do with linen bosoBs, which are sold
At The lowest cash prices, come and see and
obliRe
SANGER, HESS d co.
ap. 10 ii Lafayette Street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
LAND F0R SALE

E Twenty-Five hundred arpens of
80 land lying 4 miles back of the tow
%VES of Baton Rouge E, well timbered and
aMsan old deadening Of about so acres
a house and small clearing on another part Of
y, title -undoubted. will sell the whole of
1t together or divide it into 4 portions to suit
the purchasers AZ a bargain. For terms ap-
ply to the Rev. John II. VaBCourt. living
miles back Of Baton Rouge, or John Buhler 81
the Town Of Baton Rouge or to myself at Rod
ney MississlE pI. Depredators on said Land
are forwarned that in future they will get the
full benefit Of the law.
may 10 no IA 3m JOHN MURDOCH
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
STATE or LOUISIANA.

Probate Court-Parisb Of Wysl Baton Rouge
BY yirtua Of an order Of The rourt Of Pro.
bates Of The parish aforesaid will be sold by
undersigned Judge, on Tuesday, the Sd Of
June next, al 10 o'clock A NJ, At The residence
Of Mr. Cbas Pipes III said parish, the follow.
ing described property belonging to the es.
tate of Augustus Everett deceased, to wit:
A tract Of land situated In The parish a.
foresaid, being the South asst quarter of
Section "a in Township No. 7. Of Range
No II East.
Also a lot Of books, and a silver watch.
Terms Of Sale-Cash
IL l.. FAVROT. p. J.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1845-05-17
MEDICAL CARR.

DOCTOR FAWCET of 1876 Fulton street,
New York Number of The Royal College Of
Surgeons If London and Edinburg, and Grad.
ual8 Of the Jefferson Medical College, Of
Philadelphia; also author of a work em6ra-
cling the following subjects, viz. Malrimony,
Itnpotepcy and s eriIty, auatomicaIIy, physi-
oIogicaIly, and medically explained, with a
comprehensive exposition Of the nature and
modern treatment Of syphilis, secondary symp.
toms, Gonorrh@ b., elect Structures 2, Noctur-
nal Emissions, and all The consequence ari.
sing from Masturbation. DR.. Faucett coutin-
ues his private consultation on he above mem
toned diseases, at his long established office,
1876 Fulton street, where the Most aggrava.
ted forms Of disease will yield To his mode Of
treatment, without restraint in diet or ezer.
else, and without mercury; even when The
provocative energies become paralized or tor,
pld, from excessive Indulgence Of he passions,
lie viii be able 10 restore the barts of health
and vigor. Persons at O distance enclosing
81, can have = copy Of the work. Al letters
must be post paid, aud directed 10 DR.. II. Faw.
cett, 1876 Fulton street. New York.
mhrch IS Gun