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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14
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LETTER FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. August s. 1916.


III The Editor Of the Baltimore Patriot:
Three mote Cie,ks made 10 ,rals he plaak yrs
serdsy, tu WI: Edward ssd John sn.-hc,tn.fs--au
1hs"as 6ontou all OFT e hard AndsIvi's Office Mir
Gsn'cn VAS very ,si,h.ul aad lshoriou, t,erk. an,
very much needed ny Mr.. ii,sarr. The Auditor, Win
s'ss'd oa msniaily Isl h'ng time against MS rrlnoss
bat finally had 10 saccub hls saprr..rs IN r,wer wi
demanded a, as The only m,eaas oi saving himself, he
case ef Mr.. Edward NTH Is a hard na- aai cre,tes
much 50 nPihy. lie has large family sud - pu,r
eno mis- excileit VILE. whJ - ma Jsaghrf aI Maj,r
lsde, just dismissed Warden of the Psnirniiary has
sese suffering trm severe Iujisp lo long lime
u The house VI her father.
am turned to-day Tia, The Polk rsnorais in the
tsr,os departments IN this city amount m aIl thus far
:" one hundred aud reniy loo. clerks heads uf
AWd messengers. whose salaries would s.ears At eas,
$t200. Thus Mr. Pix. IN the first five mouths Of his
administration, hnrisJrom Tie People. Offices IN, his
bwn-here IN this cry a'anc ,.,e hundred auI twenty
iva Men, WIN an aggregate compensation Cor then SEP
vices oi 6.ooU Something o an ncune Ia be taken
from one class oi ciiizes IN city Of p 900 nhabiisns
aud given 10 anniler class. Add fh. number of ~.
movais. all those Of Land Ofce surveyors Registers
and Receivers. Cusinu- House Cohcttrs Safsr,ors
Naval Offers and Navy agents. Foreign Ministers,
G"nsals and Governmcni Agents and Deputy Puslmas
Yrs. all over The land. and then say bw such inrls
and cold boodel prescription agrees with III. pr, ios
uttered the 4,h II March last. by James X pak. that
iHinories had rights which he wuud ne Iher uampl.
npVn nor abuse!
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

m mi most likely 10 prnmoe their Interests. Our ow Il
IMPRESSION as heretofore avoweJ that cheaper plan
IL improvement must be TO- ifhc great body Of
Yves hrn yrodueers and be benefited by
i-and thai system is snch improvement Of The bed
oi the river shall enable larger description Of bat
eaux at all times 10 navigate it with safety and des
patch.
We are very well si,isfsd. thu, any snggesiion oil
this character coming from us, will be received with
d.trus by large portion of hpse TO whom is address
scd; rf while they have, in many instances without
careful Investigate of the subject, n,bbed the opinion
that canal, and canal alone necessary the deyr.
opment Of their urces they have been taught ic be-
eye that, in opposug the cherished object of their hopes
Influenced merely by local by the
sole desire Of addn! 10 the prosperity of Lynchburu
by making it place Of shipment fr the trade Of
The West! We hope. nevertheless, that there are in
that region men Of intelligence and candur enongh To
weigh The force Of suggestion, even though il come
from one whom they have been rldcuously as well as
falsely taught I" regard an opponent Of their interests
fhose very interests, we firmly believe, would be i'm.
paired, rather than benefited by the completion of the
eana-burhening their produce necessarily itl exubl
iani tolls. to meet The charges consequent upon The ex
pendIlnre, TO such extent would absolutely drive
from market many who find access To il, in conse-
qnence OF the open aud unaxed nagivaun Of the river
But We oTbear 10 press further this view Of the sub,
ject.
The Kanawha Republican proI-sses its willingness TO
meet us On the gro Ind that have placed the contro.
versy. II is now collecting iacis for the purnse of
removing our douos as 10 the expedency Of carrying ON
the improvement 10 the Ohio river which it saws will
necessarily take time and labor" We are glad
TO hear IT, 1t will afford US pleasure to be pu, in passes
sion OF such facts; and promise our Kanawha friend
TO give to them all The weigh, which they may be en-.
titled
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

Inn DnouGHr IN Sourn CARoLINl.-From all
parts :" ) Carolina WE have the most gpony accounts Of
the Effects ot the drought. Tie "Spa,ia," published
IN Sparanbnrp District, draws must appalling sketch
~ The consequences h be anticipated, and thinks II
case III which The State IN her sovereign capacity should
niepse and send bread sluils HE sarus districts
Ia he distributed among The people 10 prevent starvation
and exoft,nn
The Greenvle ".Mounianecr," of the LIST instant,
says;
his section 1T the cnnhtry is yet suffering under the
rosi distressing drought thai was witnessed in the
niled States; and learn that the may be said
OF almost every nelhb,rhoud from this 10 The seaboad
We sa" gen man yesterday, who had Just travelled
over considerable portion III Iaurens District aud he
informed us that he saw hundreds OF acres II upland
Conn., which ,ould mt produce bushel; and we are
ihih,ned that nearly all The middle and lower Districts
are ~ The same situation. Ft,m iluse sections We see
wagons every day, going returning from the vciny
1T the nonn aims h'r cofn aud the supply
exhausted Cpnn the houm lands, however the crop
yer, hne. large number Of mills and iacuries La VI
stopped running iur the Of water and unless We
have ram s~n, they must all cease 10 move.
II Is said that The drought is severe IN The middle
Districts. that thousands of forest trees are whitening
| aud dying
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14
STATE ELECTIONS.

We have received few returns from $, y, raj = :,
States in which elections have been held This m,,,t
| TENNESSEE.-We have heard from .nIv :.
counties in This State Washington and Sull,,, =
the burner. the majority for Brown (Iaco,) over ro.
owing for Governor, is 49, and in the latter b.,x
u and 1900. Folks majoriiy in Washington w,,au
and in Sullivan 1883.
kENTUCkY.-The Washington Un;o, Of S,,,.
day night last publishes a ridiculous letter fr.m ,h.
State accordiog to which the locos were 10 carry .y,
Congressional district but one We have ooly h..,,
enough 10 know that Garrett Davis (AVhip is r. l
by very large major iiy the Bank and Thrift
co, L. r. Nlarsl'a and that Judge French n. ,cA :.
reelected 1t is beiiered that Thomasso, (,yb;, !.
reelected. and that Young (Whie) socc, Ell, Sian.
Q"c") and that Gaines (\V. } succeeds Tbb.,s n.
1NDiANA.-C B. Smith (Whp) i. rr..l,r,.a
to Congress by large majority. From the o,hc, ,;.
'fic's The accounts are too imperfect make up an -
pnlon. Strong hopes ehterlaineI however If H..
defeat Of Robert Dale Owen
NoRIfi CAROLINA Zen. d. l.. Bauine,r
(Wh's) re elected to Congress from the Salisbury Dis,
'ric by very large Dajn,y over cha les Fisher ~.
COZ In the Pusqno,aak district represented in the ,y
Congress ny Mr. Rayncr. we fear that Mr.. Outlaw II.
Wing candidate. has been defraied have .c,,,.,
ing aiurns from other Districts bu not full enouo
To Indicate he result. From the Caswell J,.t,,c, w.
have only the vote OF that county, whc! stands: .F,,
Held, l."co) 1858, Tor McMal'n (Wn.) 2i6-.b,u,
the usual vote.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14
From Me Milton IN c. LronicIr

We are permitted In make The iollov ing extinct from
private letter 10 II P.nih man IN Tins place. dated
"lI.LF,a, n. C., Aug. 4, lsi5.
RI sfec'lng Your inquiry about Cofn, The rcporied
drought III many s.cihhs has cnIs.d II some hat IL
advance here but can be bought here INV al ~
per barrel. u IL true ~e have Suffered little Tor rain
~ his innl,t ale neiphborhnd bu IL is NY opinion
and the opinion Of others. that there III b. ms much
Corn made this year last Below this ,wu the
'arus have not suffered. This hoow myself, as
went dawn The country Saturday Ia gnihrrnp 81 The
people aud saw The cru wuh NY uwn eyes When
The he" rrop canes IN. Ia my upnlnn tina the price
VIII range inm 81 80 In 81 per barrel.
hut for he difficulty 81 getting he article To your Mace
your farmers need nm dread high prices. ct me give
yod statement a The nomlef a. hatn Is mnde by few
Farmers living wuhln ., ) AID 10 mites II thus place
Mrsas Bufgwyns, l2CCO barrels.
Jas {. Johi Sion $4,000
Mr.. De,emux. 25OOp
\ NJ. Long. 5000
A. A. Aus'h, 600
john II. Frnnet, 1900
Sc Sc, Sc"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

You've HEROINE AND MARROW Esc.pE-The
New York papers relate incident which occurred a,
Glen Cove. On Tuesday that does infinite credit 10 two
~ three persons there, Of whom is a Young lady
hat little than fureei years Of age A Young
man. says the Gazette, while bathing there got beyond
his depth, and being unable swim was sinking fast
when he was perceived by Miss Willis, daughter Of
VIM II. Willis OF New York The girl was an ex
pert swimmer, being IN the water at the tme quickly
as thought she dared fr the sufferer. The drown nv
man raugh, the glrl with all the strength ola dying man
and the g IN turn made effort exricaie herself by
biting the clenchsd hands hat held her fast She was
unable 10 d"so and both about be drowned when
they were happily discovered by labong men near
by aud saved.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

l hose who ,hongh las, year that The railroad move.
ment IN Europe was men speculative, now acknnw-
ledge their errr, and btgn 10 consider II in lis light
as "ne ri those changes in the mode OF niecommunca
IA which marks in the progress OF civilizations
Is wonderful To read in he Engsh papers The notices
OF lie Ra R"s COMPANIES. not only in Great Britain
hut Throughout Eprupo. The proposed capital for the
various rsiiaay and other projects before Para
meat, is ip3oo.e93. with power To borrow 1872 l6S,
7S2 more. For railroads alone the sum is fot SO SI3
or about one.nnih part Of The national debt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

Frani'ieaf Ifssscfioa IL Philadelphia. We leara
trnn II. Pnsdeli'la papers, illai yonng named
HsIusl D. Warner. Note Buk.r in ita, city, absquat-
slzd On TUESDAY, with large aDono al funds which
hs had ''htaa' o,i aD,es entrusted him for discount
~ merchants am. others ia i,as rtiy aaJ New York
Tue ALTAR VAS br'n.hi 10 H2ht BY ttspsa e,ion with
hpnse ~ Market street. fnis h"ase had giyen him
iaprr II the ii 81 $780, ci ie got discounted
~ the Commercial Baa acd Ian check fur the house
~ he Hesen,ed u iva o'cIs.k Wien The check was
teat 10 thu Bank II fund that his accpat had been
rosrd The an 'ani u p"ney thai has hecu carried If,
y sar"nsly stated at from 019 In 5000 Il uss
Stssd that .na lrase il Market street, was suffr~,
:" The meant vi 9o.cts. Il was said alsp ths, ,hp
Anssupet ~'eass'ss s~rs ei's.s - Aea Yas -
lir s~t extraordinary part "a. he sfas is letter hit
me dvsan'fes. in which he n'i only rin-ee any pro-
asuiSA e,f his wife, hutaepvai,crs Der entirely.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

FIVE INDIANS KILLEp.-We learn from the Eastern
Clarion that five Indians killed in Neshoba durno
The week ending l2'h July. One Of them had killed
Two Of his comrades in fight. The murderer was con
demned 10 death but allowed 10 shoot himself which he
freely did. An,lher Indian killed his man by blow
aimed with billet OF wood. The aggressor in tins in
stance was also pm, 10 death. making alioec ether five
deaths These occurrences very amons The In
dams IN our Suite, and susI that has
been one ot the rauses OF the unfortunate disaster
Jackson ('iiss) Reformer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14
TEXAS.


We are informed by the Washington Union tia, Mai.
Donelson our Minister Texas has asked AMI obtain,
ed leave 10 return home. The Uniun expresses some
surprise that the Texan Minister to the United S,,,.
appointed some time since, is abou, 10 proceed to Wash
'ngon city. 1t is certainly, that paper says, mt
easy to perceive the necessity oi sending new Chsre
to the IT, States" now that the measure ii .op-xa,in,
is completed and the troops Of the IT, Stat, are pour.
ing ln'o the new State. II she is still an drpeDdeu,
nation, those troops have business here-f she is mot
her Minister has as li',e in Washington.
The orders given 10 the nder Of the T. s iroops
that have gone to Texas will probably give rise to fu-
ture controversy We have heretofore sad and we re-
peat. that, upon the of the Texan CJuvpu,io In
the measure OF annexation, it became III duty III, our
government 10 adopt every proper measure
for the defence Of the newly acquired territory although
she is not ye, member Of the Union. But It is y.ry
different thing under the preex Of defending Isras ~
gainst an apprehended inv aston from Mexco 10 srnd
3 troops to take possession Of territory claimed by both
Mexico and Texas and which Mr. Benton in the c,le.
braed debate on the Ter Treaty. says belongs III Mex
leo. II this be true, the object Of The movement is no.
defence Of 1erds but an attack upon .Nereo. !, is
not preserving peace, but making war-s power which
Congress alone may exercise, and which is expressly
withheld from the Executive. But more Of liz here
AFTER
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

MpnpEn IN JACKSON County. AK We ies<a
haA sie Helena Shied thai hurtid murder was DER
asi'a,ed IN Jackson county some time since. up,n The
IL If SEQ ls'eh--aod that the huslsnd and young
~man. VIII" lived IN his f.mii,. have been arrested
charged with the wurdef. An rxaninatiaa was tad e
f're eoos< IT aaasy and Hatch the young woman
wxle Cumn,il,ed 10 sv2, their trial op the charge.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

The Eregn egg trade of Cincinnati amounted last veal
to eleven millions five hundred aad fifty six thousand
eggs valued 500 sol so and this added To the home
cunsnmpth0 makes the enormous number OF tw en,y
SIX million hundred aud fifteen thousand aud nine
" six eggs brought To that city annually the total va
ue ri which Is &lS7.i2S II. In the article of butter
one house alone shipped last year 100000 lbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

The deaths by sun slruke we've 50 frequent in New
Orleans In the week ending the Doth ull. and The
heat continued SD intense that the Board Of Health re-
comnen led suspension of all kinds Of out door bust
ness between II o'clock a. m. and O'Clock D. M and
scrnp"lons ahslinencerom spuous liquors. and large
draugh's of Ice water. Among the cases recorded is
that ct man VIII, attended his sisters fuaeral on his
rs'ur" home he was struck and the mex, day placed in
the grave beside his sister
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

=, Il Lucky Newspaper pabliher.--A publisher in
rance saws ne cann receive any subscriptions Tor
his paper tie sends out 20 900 and he cannot mail
any more lie promises. hnwever that shalld any va
ca"cies "ccr he WI supply thse Who first place their
asnes IN list prepared Tor the purpose TINS is quite
encouraging,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14
S!S0.tsNl

In addition to The above h. gave during his life lime
!" 'he Calvust Sciriy n.e''ina h"ose and the bot ia
WHICH / strd. valued NJ ahou, $4,000. and sundry
large doaaiions 10 ssrss public literary ant charitable
institutions.
u rs said that the il"n. Levi isaoin. for some /, I'VE
u 'vefnr at Massachusetts. member ot Gopu tcss and
Collector ii the port of Boston On which several "a.
lar,"s hr lost his uriune9 has recently Ieceiyed ~, ,s
viii al lie hale Dahiel ~ aldo, tie sum uf eighty rhou,
sand dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

eS- The Baltimore papers Of the III, int s.sts
mat Maj Rnggold'S fine Troop of The U. $. Flying
Artillery has been ordered he in readiness 10 TAX,
the line of march for Texas a rn,'s win.io,.-
Similar orders have been given to all the ,rps IN.
Atlantic seaboard. We presume, however, that this is
merely precautionary measure, and perhaps rendered
proper by the last advccs from nleAicu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

ASoTHEu WiSnFAIi. Bangor Gazette states
ihaia Mr. Irving. wso lives at Pushaw. Penubsr, cam
~, Me- III humble ccoioi aer,s has r.eeniy received
Intelligence iran Scand that has u,ie is her 10 an -,
tate her PARTON u which will amount to between one
and two U,lllious of dollars
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

o. The New York Tribune states, on the authority
OF letter received in that city from influential mem.
Der Of The Texan Convention, that il Is in
to divide Texas into two States, making the Brass., tho
dvldin. line State west Of tina, river to be called
Austin. and that the east 10 retain the name Of
Texas
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

Mr.. jesse f.. Dow. the l.ocooco editor Of the Wash.
in-nn o'ed States Jour al that if Mr. Polk runs
r The Presidency IN ISIS, "lhc United States Iaarns
viii give him Jose WelAisS It will be good deal
more likely TO stH him jess louis. jour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

Nh Unlio's Brqasts -Ptooaie was granted on The
will ol The late Daniel Waldo, vi Worcester on Mon.
oey. The Worcester Spy gives the following accurate
list or ihr public donations bequca,hed by The will.
10 the Cai,in's, Society IL " Worcester, dwell
ling housc AM ves,ty. val ed a, $1,000
To the Massachusetts General Hospital 10000
To The Massachusetts Medical Soriety, in
Worcester county. Tor the purpose Of erect
ing hospital III Wo,cesc, 5000
To the American Board Of Foreign Missions 10000
American Board nf Domestic AIisslvus 10000
American Tact Soc,ciy 601O
american Bible Society 10000
American Education Society 60OO
American CollnizlIion Society lU.00o
lieces,rr Academy 5000
orosef County Horticultural Society 5000
Prism Discipline Society 6oOu
Seana"'s Friend Sociey, in New Yma Geo
Same do IN R,,s,on 1aan
Massachusetts Eye aad Ear lnfrnary l0OO
Bangor lheuhrg ca Seminary, Maine UnDO
lndsor do do Ia Connecticut 6tNo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

CO The name OF the gentleman who a.cerded the
IA u'a' br'aye lew days ago. was Incorrectly given
IN Inns paper Al Shaver SHOULD have been Sinner.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

.Nsstrale. We learn from The Nashville Whio that
there are new in process Of erection ia tina, Furnishing
city, nearly 30 buildings Of which ahuut AZ are business
houses, churches and a large hotel.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

Zen and Pencil Skeiches.-We publish ann her Of
these Interesting Sketches this norning -1hoa.s mp
ell, 'the Bard of lI"pe," /. the subject,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14
RrMArss o, D.sIrl BooNr-We copy The follow

RENaIss OF DasIrL BoosE.-We copy the follow.
ing ifOm The fnnkiun. Ky. Conmonweal
The Remains ii Daniel I}ouhe aud wife were brought
10 Frankfort the I'D July. under the care Of Col.
w IllIsm Boonr Of Shelby county. the oldest surviving
nephew oi The decreased and Messrs Thus L. Cren.
den and Phlllp Saigeri Of this place. These gentle
men visited Missouri az n committee for that purpose.
being charged by the Frankfort Cemetery COMPANY
with the patriotic duty o removing 10 the land 81 their
early vcIssljcs aud trials, the of these noble
aud fearless pioneers.
Their hlsufy IN known 10 the world. They were
the first white male and female that rod he dark
and bi"dy ground; aud their early adventures. indon
table perseverance, answering patriotism, and pure
and sp''less lives ndlssoInby interviewer in the
W traditions of our State.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-08-14

DREADFUL SUICIDE AT HOBOkEN - Mr..
P.'r k,se. The well known cutler. and of
nrgical instruments. Of No. 3l2 Bnadsay, formerly
i W iIliam str,i. n Y. committed suicide the dlb
nsi., At llobokrn. by sbooing himself through the heart
siih pistol. Tie Courier and Enquirer says: 1.-The
ifeadnl deed Committed within few yards IT the
>ybl's Cove While hundreds passing and repass
ny aud after the fret sentiments 81 hnftor had passed
sway, the bdy conveyed Ia the house u the Gurus
o.i where an inquest was held. and verdict rendered
accordingly. ~ II pockets Of the deceased found
t~o cards. which he had written few words, giving
reasons for thus usherlng hims. into eternity, that
he sighted and had appr,hend that
his family would come 10 aanl. The body ofihe un.
6uuDalc genirmsn delivered 10 his son, who had
been seni isf and II conveyed 10 his late residence
~ this city. Mr. Rose left large family 10 mourn his
unneiy end which doubtless FASTENED by niono-
mania Ia his pecunay affairs. his appreheLsions in
that regard being entirely Prupdless. as he Of
ihe best manufacturers Of surgical instruments IN the
country, aud had urge share Of public patronage"
The New York herald., 1845-09-21

Inc brussels dates are io Sept I
ne King and Queen Of the legians are exoec,ed
next Thursday evening Il; their palace al I.,ck,.n
near ms city Their Malestes Wi, leave Bonn
cary ~ me morning tor Cologne, where special
rrs,d-nce. ' W '"e "ooVc
during me year 1914 there were 237. 500 pieces of
hre-atms coin',ns palr of pistols "a one pi,cel
@ ,anu,ac'ieo ~ Lleee, being increase OF as 726
ovrr thc gIanfIiy made in 1913 ''-o
Inc Mpnt'r of this morning announces Tho esle
ny auction at Antwerp the 18th inst of he mac.
nillceg' slramer Brush Qneen, as well ms Of All ,he
m'apm. -, ne purchaser has the option to TAX e nso
~ a '"'uauon the iurniure, linen, plate, &C., in the
The New York herald., 1845-09-21

Our Paris dates are OF The 1st Of September
Railfications OF a treaty OF commerce between
France and New Grenada will be exchanged in a
few months. There is already provisional treaty
between the two countries dating from 1870 and the
treaty now about TO be ratified is for making The
provisional treaty deiintive France, II appears, has
every to believe that she will do an extensive
trade with New Grenada; tor previous to 1870 her
exports were only to the amount of about 100000
francs, whereas, since that time, they have averaged
The New York herald., 1845-10-23
fsselicai Gard

nOCTOk EAWCETT, consulting surgeon OF i96 Fulton
- street, New foit author Of late publication.
braclug the following Subjects vzNatrimonv iapot~ncy
and s.sry saasOmcsly medic lily
modern reatmsn o syphilis Secondary SYM IONS Gonon.
h0s, Gleet, Structures Seminal Weakness, " hes, Nee
pouti'n The Doctor his devoted his for the h
teen years IN this city 10 the o the above
diseases and m his practice snd
IN vs.tgat.s the pathology Of the vaoss Of the
takes permanent and radical His diplomas from
dom Ednbnrg and Phideph; Also houoary degree from
the State Of Louisiana suspended n large frames his
Ace 1856 Fulton street.
Persons distance, enclosing ST. have copy ofhis
late work accompanied with which embraces ali diseases
incidental TO females
All letters prepaid and addressed f. Fawcet 1856 Full
ceiy la ffentlo NJ tmSr