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The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-05

mThe eight trial for the election of
a Mavor of Boston took place Friday ,21st
inst and resulted in the choice of THoM-
AS A DAVIS, the Candidate nominated
by the Party calling itself the ''Native
American" Party. Davis (Natlye) re-
ceived 1868; Parker " hig) 1876; Scat
terinp 323. Davis majority over all, l64.
II is probable that the three Aldermen,on
the same ticket with Mr.. Davis, are, also,
elected.
70 The Albany Citizen suggests that al one
of the new States to be made out oil Texas
be called Birney.
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1845-03-05
[St. Louis Repub. Feb. 10.

WESTWARD Ho Our fellow citizen Maj
T. NJ. Adams, now residence Iddepen-
dence, Jackson County, Mo-, has informed
the editor of the Exposition, printed at that
place, that the number of emigrants which
will leave Independence for Oregon about
the LIST of May next, will be about 5000
Nor,rich Courier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

SrEARiNG OF ] WINS, we know a far
mer in Connecticut who has pair OF
twin daughters Of whom capital anec-
dote is told. They both attended tts
same school, and not long since one Of
them was called up by the master TO re-
cite lesson in geography, which she had
learned very imperleclly, and in fact could
not 90 on al all. The TEACHER, who was
getting quite out Of patience. was called
to another part of the room, and just at
that momept the twin sister sprang Ia
the floor, unobserved, and pushing the de-
linqueni scholar To her seat, took her place.
The master proceeded with tile questions.
which were answered with a degree Of
prompmess and accuracy, which, at the
close, drew forth from him words oi
commentator. The joke was not dis.
covered by the teacher until some days
after. OF course il was too good and
successful TO occasion any offence.
Boston Tines.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

THE Who PARTY.-The New York
Joufnsl OF Commerce has q conespon>
dent at Washington Who writes many
good things and some queer thirgs. For
instance in recent lsner all sga,ns, the
wings. il has the following siugulsr psrs-
grsph;
But still, as body. what DO the higs
no. conuoli What is there ip morals. 10
literature, 10 socisl life. in finance. IN COM
merce. IN every important s,ocstion IN
life. that they do 70, control! They alone
hold the key. 10 society. They alone
can give social rank. They conrpl pub
Tic ls.te; they preside over institutions
for educAtiun; they guard slI the cre''ces
to professional success; they have almost
the exclusive sway over religious assec'-
| atoms; they engross The capital. and The
talent, and The business Of the nation.
Surely, all this ought 10 be elo'y enough
for The wing patty. without any STARE in
| tie political control Of the Hation.f
What conclusion! A party possessed.
as this writer says, Of the noblest s,.rI-
bu.es Imaginable. yet ought mol TO bave
aug political control Of the naiiont Ex-
cellent! ". o. Tropie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13


ThFpublie lads sukjsfl - sale q ID
- sTe ,sslnasd - tae foli0wiRE States
- 'Fru,,oriss. 10 alE Oi.i0. lRsaans.
al,na,,. Mmssuri, Alahs9a. MssisslIpa.
,sai.sans. Miehigan. AIksasaf. aac faa-
"a. ana ne TsFEllsIssg 81 ls.a as
N,s.onss. The shais s@osni q he
..blieT aid. ssld u 1874 as lisa 10
. .rEe.: me proceeds Il which sma1aasd
. - .2o5 $50. TIE lsFgtsl smasni q
sales was made IN Illan0as. ttinR fs9.aip
scres-show,ng ne rapid gEoSsh q shss
ysuns Sssls. The smsilssi quantity sas
. sold 10 Florida. being lt.7l4 asres--os-
! isx, dauLl.ess. . lie nesni osfhea 20
sin the Indisns in hat Territory. Ms
: scum ranks next D. Illinois IN de a@onhs
] q Gales. being 80 81 serss. Fran ths
! IL January sn,il he 3lss Of Augasi. leis.
being eight moalhs. the sslrs % 81 he
!. Sssles and Territories already sPselasa
) amounted 10 .0s3 46s acres; the pEer.esis
i of whleh amounted T. 81 asa $50. Here
: agsln, the largest anouhi af sal.s hasoeel
: made IN Illinois: abe neat IN Mlsennssf
Territory. and The smallest in Fiaslda
o Tue whole smOOnI oi ssles Coz ISIS. :
4 psaporiSRsss. will equal the sales Q
o 1874.
;. Several miInons Of aerss have been re
Il Gently Offered 81 pubic sale. aud ihiosI
] ia.o msrks,. which may have . lendsnr'
Il 10 ineres.s The amount 81 future sales. !
+ several Of lhsss States. Iae Gess Ea.lsbl
il portions Of lhe IanJs haze been sslselsS
Z cod. unless some oshsr plan Is devised
? dispose Of The Iesldue. o. 10 surrender u
P. refuse lands 10 The respsc i've States, a
4 impossible 10 determine Al what point
N time The government might he able
n withdraw ns machinery tom such State
ia The vas, domain which Texas bflnl
Of with il into The Union, bul which corfu
us, subject 10 disposition BY The sia
IL oil Texas. wlll be likely 10 impose . n
'e- csssily upon the genera government
he change or modify the pTeseaI system
ed In al likelihood. . general redOc'ian
:" price mist ensue, or else very eonsit
lie rsble diminution Of sake viii be the CO
on sequence. onion.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

The hoRAoss.-A circular. addressed
To iae whule "'ChuIch Of Jesus Christ OF
Laiisr.Dsy SAINTS" informs US thar on
Sunday. the 5Ih Of October. "abou, Eve
thousand SAINTS had the mex pressiblr Joy
and gtes, grstifrauon 10 meet. Tor the
FIRST time. 10 the house nf The Lord in The
city oil Joseph" The Temple was COM
menced on the 9th Of April. 1871, and
on ihi. occasion il vas entirely enclosed.
windows 10. with temporary floors. and
seats ~ accommodate so many persons
preparatory TO general conference. On
the 9th. 9Th, and 9Th, meetings Of the gs-
neral conference were held; at which, f.
nslly. /, was resolved unanimously. " iha,
ibls people move en- masse 10 the West"
aud that We take oil oi The Ssints y iih
Us, TO the ex'ent Of our ability. that is,
our influence and property" Commit.
ices were appointed for the sale Of lands
in the vatious settlements Of Hancock
county; and captains Of companies, sta
remove in the spring," 10 the number oil
twenty five, were appointed.
81. Louis Repub.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

A PEAgL. Nashville Banner
sla.es thai an orphan boy residing ReAr
the monlh Of The Cumberland RIVER, clio
Obtained . sesniy living By 6,LiHg, re-
Gently picked up q snslI white stone
~h,ch lie kept far as beauty. A eeaiie'
nan Who accidentally caught eight OF a.
saw thai IL wss . pearl; and 'old The boy
Who ives willing IL sril u for lev PEN
MES. not 10 paIl with il. a. II vas yer,
ysluable, and could be snld Tor enough u
pay Tor his sduesli0n. |, vas taken u
. jewellers. and 10 ssid 10 be worth .
least $500. II 10 nos in Philadelphia
and is ,hres Fights Of a. inch IN di 'nslsI
~eighs eighteen grains. aud 10 wiihou
haw or defect.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13
HoRRrnLr MURDER IN BosroS.-By

HoRRInLE MURDER IN BosToS.-By .
Clip from the Office of the Boston Mail.
received by Ad,ms e. Co.'S Express, we
ha Re the particulars Of most horrible
Srurder. committed in that city On Mon
day morning last. The yic,im wss q
Young and handsome female, who had
been married some time but separated
from her husband; she was found in q
room in house of bad repuie. wmh her
.hroaI'cui from ear 10 ear, The rnzor with
~blch The deed was done was lying by
her. add her body enseloped in f,~es,
The murderer having 6red the premises
after committing The bloody deed. The
A. BisfioTa, :esd % o. 81 yssi :. Aff RI;
Mail concludes lie account OF This shsek
ing affair with the following paragraph
Suspicious smoun'ing slmns,i 10 certain
~ are fixed upon Albeit ]. Tiurll as III,
murderer. though he has not yet been 81
rested. Tmteli sss. arrested somsiim,
since. az New Bedford. on . charge @
adultery, and We. lately discharged. hav
ing compIom'ed the m.i,sr. lie 10 sai'
10 he naive Of Weymouth. Massaehu
sets.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

A. ExrRanEBraAKV ANIMkL.-An ani-
nal caught ; fsw dsys sinss - sas.s
bossmsn On re bark Of he esasi - ahs
eounry of cAss,el6rld. and nos = Pesses
sionief Nc. Rabeslsan 81 he psblse Mahs-
hooss. sssns n be something asw h Ne
tsral hislOsy. hsUfagEsyish collar. de
handsr part ii shslegs ~hils. shs isoa' dsEk.
II abaul II inches high, nnd25 inehes rom
lks nO,elo he zip al the Isil. The TAI about
an inches lang. The nssk 10 long and
someshlng Ike thai Of . fsuH; he loP Of
lhs head Ike . goat. boz The general ap
psarance ofths had like lhainf he shssP'
txrepI that The eyes Eess@has hwn's.
ID has no external ear. TSn horns sIs
msking their sppsaTsnrs. lie ramp and
ho.f, ars Ike Ihsse &c IsHn. II ws'eh'
eight pOunds-ls = malr. The noulh
tongue and teeth ere black. |, Soul'
! seen 10 be shaaI fifteen DAYS old. IL pei
lerIly gentle. dorilS and sfIsesloEaIs. an'
J 10 led wI.h mix. Ii 10 supposed 20 Be Oh
!, progeny Of the sheep aud the desE: and
90. the mother mnsI hsss been . doe, be
D cause Il was e.sEhI Wild. q.
E Petersburg Republican.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

The melancholy fact tina, the Cherc-
kses are Decreasing in nuuter can bu, DO
esiJent tn The most casual observer
The causes Of this decrease Of population
are numerous; and, unless some check be
devised, there 's no telling what their eff
ieet nav he in tie course Of very lew
years. The number Of people who are de-
s'royed BY The hand ol violence. who are
executed for the commission of crimes.
aud who die IRON the variou. diseases
that visit the country. is painful, and cal
culaied TO inspire unpleassn, sn,,cipa'itns
or the fniu's. What that number is We
have not the means of determining with
any thing like accuracy, but feel safe IN
estimating It. wi HIN he lat twelve
months, 1t ,eve al hundreds.
Cherokee .AGraca'c.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

FaIGHfFUL CASE OF HYpRoPHoBiA.-
Last Sunday morning, says the Pottsville
Emporium, laborer in the employ of Mr..
Halle,, farmer of Cuckfeld. took three
horses from the stable and turned them into
the field. Shortly afterwards one Of the
animals began 10 sGiuce symptoms Of by-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

sh.l; sea- sf.st tl.s. tse, dhd, al Il So
% sTrli ed Ehsl lle PEnFsTlg aemalRsa
ia he allIrF sisasF, Fna nsiilEE eesle eoas
irlo Passssssaa q = Eaiii - sAsPf,hl
was Il see. II &c nean nme - AAiae
sister rams q aaisEtiy. Wat - 60
l~ss % bua ssua snd msary Der. lie
GisH'I 60 sHy ihssg slsss" sd . 500 :
possss.isn q he = hals loIless eEg nsll.
/, lrlt 10 lie ahGte sisleIss
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13
BE ON YOUR GUARD.

Yes. young man, be on your guard.
There are 4 Ihoussnd ,empisli0ns inyUur
path, and thousand sores calling you
.say Irom duty. Poor Ksndsnts few
days ago he vss foil Of lie aud activity
-,hs pride Of h,s father and the hope
&c hs aalhsr. Now. he 10 beneath lie
clnds Of he ssllsy-siruek down 10 The
i,e.hne-s of his youih-wi,boui . mo-
menfs waning. With bic companion
Al The ten pin alley he quatrslIed. Away
then IRON temptation. Go mol near Tue
place where spirit Is drank and gambling
10 counlsnanr.d. n sou sis not called
50 suddenly sway - this young Iss.'
you w,ll SOW The bitter seeds Of vice 10
spring up 10 your injury a, some future
day. II may now be delightful 10 ssso-
cate with The yiclou., bur remember their
end.
"The path
Tha. leaie to iniamy and death, with flowers
/ Of rare perfume will oft he strewed, TO draw
Thy purity away. The syren voice
Of soa. bcwitching melody. will swell
VIII mark the step Of those who plot Thy fall.
Thou must no, 90. That principle within
VIII keep thee in the right, II thou wilt ask
Guidance continually If Heaven. Live near
To God. The daily prayer from broken hearts
VIII penetrate the skies"
/ We Trpeat-be on your guard. lie
I nothing corrupt your sir.ue--no ar, sedue
your inIegrt, --hu associations blind J on
eyes--no pleasure lure you on TO ruin
II 10 o fearful .iep To take. when you e..
break away from judle,ouy ADVICE en-
aholesome restsini-when 700 iesl tbs
you are too large OF too old 10 l,s,sn TO
J mothers counsel or . falher's advice.
! when. to show independence, you lsuncl
your fraih bSk on iurbuien, waters an
venture near tbs whirlpool, ~hIch h
been the Destruction VI many . pobl
sonl. Be careful. We pray you. Yo
may be an honor to The community
!, for you TO decide. May Heaven dmes
= you. Portland Tribune.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

True INDEPEsDENcE.--Soon after his
establishment IN Philadelphia, franklin
vas offered a piece for publication in BIZ.
newspaper. Beng very busy, lie begged
The gentlemen would leave it for consI-
derauon.
The next day the author called aud as
ked his opinion OF q. Why SIR. re-
pied Franklin, L an sorry to cay
think il highly scurriluus and delsmatory.
But being at a loss OH account OF my pos-
erty. whether TO rejecl il or not, thought
| would put il into this lssue. a, night,
when my work ~ss done, | boughl Two
penny loaf. on which with mug Of wa
ter, made an evening repsst. and then
wrapping myself in my great cost, Slept
veIy soupdly on The aoor. ill morning.
hen ano,her IoaG and mhe OF watet a.
iu'ded me a pleasant breakfast. Nov,
SIR, since l can hive comfoIi,bly ip thi.
manner. why should | prostitute my press
10 personal haired. or party passion. for
a luxurious lIsingl
One cannot read this snectlo,e Of nug
American Sage withou. thinking Of Soc
rates. reply 10 KING A'chelsus, wh" had
pressed him to give up preaching in the
dirty streets of Athens, and come and
1--we with him 10 his splendid courts.
Meal. please your majesty, 10 a half-pen-
ny a peek ., Athens. and water can get
for nothing Bost. Christian Void.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

dFaPh -. tearing 40 he eallh, .,hiRg
uHalF zbdai he 6rl1. bsliag he UIl.eT
huFses musl lenrfslly, aad gaauing lie
ease Rasa sd rsils. sriEing he sAatrs il
H. paah aiah bis lzrll. - shIoEihg thrm
N II &c 9Th great Fsolsaes. Midst lie
n as -. : by accidentally Iassed
through he ksld; and hsd ; mesl miFscu-
lous ssxspe. lie as silarked BIZ he IL.
lunaapd saimal. and he nay sliTibuie his
Esssunaae escape o. bis ansbFella, which ths
hnrsr ssixsd xilh gFrsl sinlenrf. tossed in
he ~ and den bsnndrd Of. leaving he
po0r 10y IN opportunity u escape. af
which be speedily ssailrd himseli. The
81 wss an him ssvrrsiho1rs, during uhirh
time he had lscersled hinself IN ashork-
ling manner. Atlength he became eahsnst-
ed. and dropped dead n lie hrld. The
! olher horses haze since been Destroyed.
TnE'SECULkE PKEss.--0ns sf lie a.
: blesl al de New Yosk ClsEgs IN :
rreens Ise,uFs. LOllce5, - aaang lhe Eps.
eiaI occasions Of encouragement, The
= g,oxinR disposition ii Tie Ne~sT aper
!. P,sss - puhl.c topics NJ moTsl bearing,
! He thoughI il smoEg the peculiarly cheer
ing sigEs of tie Iisnss, thai sl1osi The
eHl.Ts secular Pres Of lie CITY. scenes
: salis,ed on The side Of religion. virtue
" aud older. Fhe daily end ~erkly issue
= we're thu. difTlsng IN smeunl 81 eohssE
ssuss pliueiple. such n I'D meyer bseI
= eEi.ysd ., any previous period. an
should The rondBcnnTs Of the American
Pnss. gsasIsiiy throughout The land. .
seIy many ave slrssdy beginning 10 d.
record the benevolent nostmtnu Sf ID
age, and become On Ill proper Occasions
~ the decided sd.oc.Ifs oi Christianity, ed
~ uea,iOn. aud good mosals. IL would b
w lhonghl. be The sutssI gusianiy Tor N
g peFptspliy OF our Tree ins'i'utons. an
e' woIId enlinenIly eonirIbuIs 10 make OF
's !. Rspublis distinguished light among u
" naIIUns
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

Securing u Fortune by Marrying
Three Sis'ers.-A story Is ioIs by the
N. York Globe. says the Philsdrlphia
Ledger. Of one OF The newly elected sen.
stofs from the river countie. TO the Ohio
Legislature. wh,ch shows tina, he is good
81 holding on 10 good cause:
A few years ago he courted and married
young lady who had two sisters posses
sing among them large fortune. HIS
wife died, snd by some means her share
Of the property did not fsIl To him. but
remsIned 10 possession Of the two suryiy-
ing sisters. He cuur,ed aud married The
second one, who, in the mean time, had
arrived at wonsnhood. By Der he hid one
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

ASoTHER HuaBuG.--A fresh plsie-dig.
ger, u.nslsIor and prophet, hsT ars.en IN
The West. Whether he 10 Of the Smith
family the accoun, Gays not; but certainly
he 10 Of The Joe Smith genus--only "s
little more so." The case 70 this: LOT
Of brass plates. bearing marks Of sn'iqn'-
~, have recently been brought 20 light IN
Burlington. Wrsconsin. IL appears that
eer,sln msn, who has for some time p~s'
believed him,slf inspired, hsd it rsvssled
10 him ihs, BY digging under csr'a'n
tree he would tind q vessel continuing
plates with inscriptions relating 10 the ab'
o,ipines Of the county. lie sccording-
| Nv selecwd three Of his ne'ghbors 10 Jig
| in the appointed PLACE, ~bo. Ia. they al.
firm. after carefully examining the gsound
TO be sure that i, he'd not been disturbed
arnsr the ssdkgs Shie Gfif sff; si bsiRt
exposed TO the cir. crrmbled 10 piecss,
exposing three plates OF brass, covered
With characters. OF the meaning oil which
they we're entirely ignorant. but whlct
The propbe, has since translated. Th'
language from the translation pufports Il
be tina, Of king or chief describing lh'
destruction of his whole people and ,h'
. places where iIlsy persisted. Ssssrsl per
. sons have been IN see lhs prophet. an
many Of Them after seeing the plates be
| lieye them genuine. Whether hrs will re
; solve itself into Mormonism. or bscom
the basis Of a new sec', is q matter a
: speculation. Ia either case il viii find sd
heren,s. The world - full of dUpss. an
; 80 il purporls TO be the work Of DIvin
1 revelation. and il backed by The tss,lmon,
Of three honest men. IL stands a goo
! chance Of being successful. True Sur
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

A young man'idle, an old man needy.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-11-13

sslonv s1miHisiT-iiss 5&aIisd b tha
lln ID miRaEl'y.
OrEsrsI, That lhe e0m@lsles sPPoin'
ted - crssgha a. E5daess . he PeaPls =
Gmss BraasiR. a. PssPaEs he.
AeiaaEHnd al lo-mssEe~ n nins >
elark-
- TIE csmnissre Sha reposts'
Its IsseKaias. wsEe Msssfs. Lee. X X
I.iyingsIan. PsndleAOa. DssAiEssn and Jsi
fsfssn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25
Flour Market.

ALBANY, Nov. 2a.The receipts Of Flour at this city
Tor TIE resent canal week are lag SIS barrels One
receipts are yet 70 be added The epts the cor
responding week last year about l02 900 barrels
~ me market opened to-day with considerable
mons III Genesee and Western at S63 1; towards noon
prices sfened and buyers got their up to ST.
which figure the market closes frm Wheat as sold at
lac l44tc, and two loads 45c. Sales bushels
canal Rye at Site; street Rye 79c
Receipts by canal Nov. 2l.-Flour &c, 429 barrels;
Wheat Z, 7e6 Bushels.
CINcINSArI, Nov l9-Operetions on Wednesday were
sma-though the price remained pretty firm. We learn
that sales were made from store OF 800 bbs at 81 60
cear-and $50 barrels from Canal at 81 62l, clear.
RocHEsrER, Nov lS.-There is no material variation
IN the market to-day The price Wheat firm
at Hoe; for prime lots l2 to l6c will cover the trans
actions Flour SIS "A to SIS So
NOV 2l.-VeIy little offered yesterday Prices were
the same o. bbls Extra sold the wharf at 81 so ITO
bos good at and 100 bills several lots at the
same The market is quite BARE
Bosros, Nov. 22-Tho market on Saturday after re.
cevng accounts from New York OF the rise there was
very ieversh and unsettled for Genesee Ohio &C. while
ior southern the demand is comparatively limed in the
afternoon ~ was freely offered for brands Gene.
zee IN large parcels but holders preferred to sell small
lots at 81 IL 500 bbls Howard sold at Sd 80
CASH Corn still advancing Sales equal to 81 ssc for
yellow, and 81 a 50 for Southern white.
BUFFALO, Nov. 22-The receipts of wheat within the
Ias hours comprise 80 bu most Of
Wcn was sold to arrive and goes to the Rock to
Utica Tor manufacture There fair INQUIRY for flour
to-day, and we hear OF the sale OF 1000 bbs mixed Mi
chigan and Indiana at 81 90 and 800 bbls of
brand Mi higan at SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-11-25
ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADIEs.


yISHE AUTHOR of the "PRIvATE TREATISE" DIR
;s is . s: &c @
,enay ~ his Iesidenee % Greenwich street
ssa.n,.,ioa. confined complain.
to h
s''' %', 'i'IS''r
and very s % ne mSs ayss
sa much pain. was ahsn 20 explain It's natushe
the fact that iequenty those who
the % T. msSss 0ssrpyG S9 sSa
stances wieh one Judge wheherh has this com
Among other ass wa, rsmarasd that wa. BY mean,
as h as should be
bad and long established may
Nsihs aeess.sry e should be pa or an,
sx che s to the ssa' Of this disease Pain
when happens 70 6e sapeadded aud with regard
fall upon the mind and nervous system rather than the part
self There however three circumstances which most
geher should be lost sight of but lead mmedate
S i of s ssa:
TH INR T os I i s.. been ar..a,
said the stream need be much mpsded what
e s1ysS i h s1 way y which i . i
sn s sI so 70 wet & @ ai S , as may
from no other cause whatever; but certainly
R5 HAVE
REMAINED UNCURED "A Gonorrhoea, Though the
only IS by lar the most frequent OF Structure not IN
severity much the length Of time its gleey have
remained chat IS to be considered Neither possible
to state how long tins may without producing
Strictpre FOR naturally disposed Sric
IT, another IL however il should continued from
x to eight weeks hi. length Of time at least would strengthen
THE EFFECT A STRUCTURE HAS UPON THE
AlND-Nothng than the effect OF Strlc.
ure 70 deprsss the spirits and lessen mental Not
al but II IS degree other that thewrer
~ sees case OF Structure which the patient does not observe
that ne not active capable Of business formerly This
also serious effect though little understood but unques
Of mind and sexual organs will easily imagine that there
medium by which the mind powerfully upon these
gans through the medium the sexual
The mind This however better explained The Private
parts o. the world As tle OF Structure proceeds act
witty OF mind invariably returns.
win respect TO the cure OF Scre-thia, II grayLgto
state generally accomplished little and without
PAIN Inconvenience Nothing the Improvement Of
late years In the treatment Of this complaint Indeed the
hands OF proper and persons the Of Structure
now accomplished as many days formerly demanded
months Many consult the who bns
ness 10 tins city Tor short time only but perfectly ed
though has been Of trouble and anxiety To
those who cannot leave their the writer urnh his
peculiar means OF cure toYethc' with his Private reatise
which has an interesting capts the
SUBJECT and written the pauss manner aud which, being
enclosed in little mahogany chest be safely
distance
9uacksy which niest this city, he deems proper make
the following tatsnen satisfactory ground Of confidence
Besides his rank Graduate of Edinburgh
he has Published three editions expressly
III Europe to the eminent Amecaas Sir Ashley
Cooper Of London to Dr. Mott, of New York; DR.. Physc
OF fhdepha and Others and permitted TO refer 70 almost
every Physician Of enence in this city Address Or Ralph
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