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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
January lG.

JaDuaTy lo.
learn that several Of the anti slavery
members are going for the resolution to
annul thel Convention. The names of
Mr.. Culver and Mr.. Albert Smith, of N.
Y. are mehioned This accords with the
surmise tH rown oul by Mr.. Rhett, in his
speech.
The Or cgon debate does not flag
Those VIII lake part in il are becoming
more careful as to what they say.
The SeAare did NOT sit today.
The House resumed, in Committee of
the Whole, the resolution for atinuIling
the Convd dntion with Great Britain. ,
Mr.. Rockwell; ,;of Connecticut. spoke in
oppusilion 10 The resolution, and was in
favor of notice Of modified form. lie
submil,edI as all amendment, PROPOSE
ton slmiIal II 10 that made by Mr.. Critlen-
den in thel Senae..
MIR. Polaock, Of Penn. spoke against the
notice. Pc was willing that preparations
should be made for the exigencies of war,
He was Willing to vote for building forty
iron s,earrA Aers-and keeping up he pres
ent tariff and 10 place fifty millions a,
the dispus Al of the President. He was o
OF opiniona that we are bound in honor to
'accede 10 Ahe 49lh,if Great Britain should
ofiersit, asH he believed she would do.
Mr.. Gfodyear, Of New York, alsc
spoke in fAvor of the uolice.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
Eagehela Court HOUSE, january 9s, ,tsAe.
!, : lsorresbondsance Of lhe Char. Courier.
EWAsHINGToN, Jan. IA

!EWAsHINGToN, Jan. IA.
& The 9fegon question still occupies The
Houses almost exclusively. 1t is suppo-
sed, that notwithstanding The opposition
from ttetSouth, and Of the wings gener-
ally, lhepolice will pass by consldera
Bile majdltty but the discussion will con-
tuue for Some time longer. =,
The S5blh has been accused of want
Eof cOrnis il not OF faith, in not giving
Elfieir SUPPORT 10 the West, on the Oregon
I,questio1sghenthe West had followed the
South, ind, on The Texan question:
The chaBe being alluded by Mr., Went
worth taaay,, Mr.. Hunler of Ala, MIR.
}Yancy iand Mr.. Chapman and others,
promptf denied that they were parties TO
toany gains; of the SORT, and demand
Eed9that names of the members OF the
South. who W. ere implicated, should be
giyen. qf course the charge was dis
claimed.;t Sbm it was asserted that the
South, ;Mth few exceptions, last session,
voted thai all Oregon up to 81 ~ was
ours, pJtheys@ere called upon TO stand
I$up loitss4s9
ls Mr. Cdttenden's proposition TO the Som
ateatodagf lis highly important. for it was
mol Offered without consultation. You
|<will. end Is RESOLUTIONS in the papers,
The object ofslhem is 10 enable The Pres
Eident 10 gTe the nolice TO Great Britain,
|buttnor tiD the end,of the present session
s--ihus affordiag ample time for comPro-
mise and negotiation. 1t is extremely
probable tsaslhe ACTON of-.he Senate will
take Ibis fSrm.
Mr.! !GaNoun has put stopper on MIR.
Allen,spfgjecllo 10 run lilt OH all Europe
AN powerss on the score of interference IN
South Aaferican affairs. MIR. Calhoun
,hadSa deep sense, be said, of the lmpro-
.prie,y 6f DIE late interposition of Great
}Bri,ail and France in The affairs of Bue-
mos a yrsss sand Uruguay, as any one; but
10 What tsek,ent were we TO interfere =
Gould @eitske 5under our guardianship all
.ithe, Soltht American States Were we
sufficiently matured in strength to under
lake Iii? 81 f5swes attempt il, we must
change olG policy, aud put in request all
our energI is. Tbesresoluiion was calcu-
lated dasd, us sa1d our Institutions an in
Jury ili3E,S eyes OF the world. No prac
~. frnHa=M Msnrne' 8
declaratiola,s but, in some respects, it had
been anilljury. In our present critical
circumstances, we should be extremely
cautious, ]&c. The Senate refused to
grant Mr.. Allen leave to introduce his
bill. 2s TO R3.
The SehaIe went into executive session
Oh a message just received from the Pres
idenl, sup posed TO relate to Mexican af-
fairs.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

The people of Massachusetts having
failed at their recent election 10 make
choice Of Governor and Lieut.. Governor
OF lha, Commonwealth, The Legislature
has reelected Tho Hon. George NJ Briggs
and the Hon. John Reed, bolh of whom
were the Wing candidates in the late con-
test.--Char. Courier.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
], WHOLESALE
IN r. IJ ST u. r. .E.:.

Il wouIdslnform my friends ihaka 'il ave !
III removed my Store 10 the 5atsse aug
splenlid Warehouss, No. SS, 13ltsts sleer r,s.e
sIf1rl;st Street, where lam prepared 10 Il
furnish my friends and clsloEle lle1s not
oaiy my own popular 81; II:
AAlILY ME5D,,1s.SC-5EIaNEE 3s;s;'
but also wi,l every desctiptio (, afssgs
! CbsmecatS. Paints, Essea afiat " itssetaSs.
.goare, ,effansry. &ca,ih fact, every thing
usually Eeptby Wholesale Dealers. HaY- 's
siingsmade my my purchases wholly for CASH, ASH
and fron,6rst hands, ! am enabled to:exe- e.
.cu,e ordersyss the package or Otherwise,
al as low prices. as Pare aud Unaduttera- rt1,.
Sassd aricies;can be-oblallsd. at any other other
esfablishment il the Uniona . .
sGPDruggisi hysicians, " aNulaesur, tltE..
ers and Dealers are iinyiled 10 call aud ex; {;
anime my stock kSbefore they MAKE Their Inc!
purchases. - David SJAINE,,, Sc: :3s;
No. IS, Third ,.near Harfet street >
81. Phlladelphis, September, 3n 81
po physicians, Planters. flef@
acaasrs5 AsDsgHE PgRLlclS G kSEilAis!.!!
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
January u.

January 10.
Some c9riosity has been excited by the
prolonged Executive session oi the Sen
ale yesterday. In the present slate Of
anxiety, il would have been supposed hat
the subject was very important, as Mr..
Cass stated it to be, but for the fact that
the Sena,e would rot allow il 10 interfere
with their Usual recess from Thursday 10
Monday, imagine that the subject rela-
ted 10 Mr.l Siideli's confirmation.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

DiscorAy Of the Magnetic Poles.-Dr.
Locke, of ACineinna,i, has recently deliy-
cred Ieck kure in that city on the subject
Of electro magnetism aud heat. This
discourse 8 mentioned as being parlicu'
larly inter- esling, containing amongst kin
dred topicb Is an account of the discoveries
he had made, and the facts accumulaliDe
in regard Ito the magnetic poles, and the
lines of e.! ealest intensity. This has been
a subiec,H of examination with him fol
several VI ears. He considers now lha
The .magnAetic poles are discovered-a
least their Immediate locality. His views
on this d9lbject have been confirmed by
other obse3rvers. One the magnetic poe
is in Sil,e edfia, and ano!her in the Northerl
part Of A }nerica. The line ofthe creates
intensity rs near the shores oil Lake ou
perior.
ii aiye 3 rs pleasure 10 announce lha
the class of young gentlemen in attend
ance on%abe Lectures Of The Medical Col
leoe oM this city, exceeds two hundred
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

|. The New Jersey Legislature commen.
5ced its session al Trenton en- Tuesday,
JOHN c. Smallwood, Esq. was unanimous.
y reelected Presiden, of The Senate, and
Lewis Howell. Esq. Speaker of tho
Housc-Char. Couricr. q:
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
:sg Rs a. = III # 9

Paint Brushes OF all sizes, Cloth do, Tooth
Furuature, Flesh Nail, White Wash, Black
ing, Horse, Tanners, busting, Broom. Hearth,
Shaving, Comb, Sweeping, Scrnbblng,, and
Painters Dusling Brushes. together with II
variety Of other Bushes used by Painters, and
others. not herein mentioned.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

nULL's. COMPOUND OF sARSA-
LID PARlLLA. This .prepar ation of Sar.
saParilia possess. all the active properties Of
the Root. IN high concentrated state.
Just received, and for sale by s5ssf
y. D.ffTIBBETT S:
Dec. IN ;s 4fS s,ss
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28

A Letter from Richmond, Va. says-"A
reql9siIion has been made BY the authori-
ties Of Parkersburg. for three hundred
sland OF arms, aud they have been sent
from The Armory. The cause of this re-
QUESTION is "A threat Oh the part of The O.
hio people 10 invade the town, aud liber-
ate the kidnappers there confined"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
A GOOD ASSORTMENT oF PERFUMERY AND
SOAPS oFTHE FINEST QUALITIES,

Window Glass of various sizes from 6-S
TO 20-30. ~.
The above establishment will be conducted
by Or. Caybrook, who has had considerable
aexperiencein The apolhecary business, aud iol
the last two years practitioner of medicine.
.ta-s - sssal JOSIAH d. TIBBETrS.
Edge6eld C.. Fl. Oct 25thdS45 If 40
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
PATENE NlEDICA MES.

Among the many Of which are, the follow
no. viz: Swans Pandcea, Fuhuas cks Yer :
mmiiuse, Tho.npsons Eye Water flenry's
Calcined Masuesia, Jaynes' Expectoranl, l'c.
ters' Pills. Rowan Tonic Mixture, Hair Ton
ic, NJ ofials Pills, Tonic Bilters and Compo'
silion. &C.. together with general assert
ment of the mostpopular nostrums OF the day
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-01-28
EAY Ei = a u r II s :.

Among which are PnSsiatc OF Iron or
Spanish Float Indigo, Carolina Indigo, Mad
der, Copperas, Anatto, Brazil Wood Log
Wood, Cam W ood, aud Nc Wood.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22

cold that his bosom cannot glow with entlu-
siasm when truth is the theme and inc
happiness of the human family the 0'Jee' ;
Whose feelings have become so c%alIous' 'ha'
he cannot warm up upon the subject OF r'gn'
and duty There are many such, Know
but let it not be the case with me Is The prayer
Of my hoart.
As those who looked upon the Gorgon's
head were changed to stone, so those who
look with complacency upon wrong and out
rage, who familiarizo themselves with tho
horrors of slavery without laboring for lis
overthrow, become cold, hard hearted, selfish
and unfe cling; themselves becoming petrifed;
such may be devoid of enthnsiasm,a but who
wishes to be one Of that classl Not let
me be an enthusiast. But | nave made this
letter sufficiently long, and must conclude.
Truly yours,
SAML. BROOKE.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22
ANNIVERSARY NOTICE.

The Ohio Am. A. S. Society will hold ls
Annual Meeting at New Garden, Col. Co.,
commencing on the 18th of June, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ.
Arrangements are being made for the az
tendance of prominent advocates of the OPP
pressed, not only of our own, but other statess
the result of which, with other particulars,
will be made known previous to the meeting,
From the increasing interest in this state
we anticipate a GENERAL RALLY. We also
invite our friends of Western Pennsylvania,
and Eastern Indiana to be with us on that
occasion, and aid in devising efficient plans
Of operation for the coming year.
BY order Of the Elk. Com. Of the o. A. A.
S. Society. LOT HOLMES,
Rec, Secrefaru-
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22
SAML. BROOKE.

DEAR FRIENDS when / last wrote you
| did not intend so long a time should elaPse
before you should hear from me again, butin
the present antagonisiic state of things, it is
difficult to foretell what a day may bring
forth. One mighty barrier in the way Of
progress and reform is the everlasting strug-
gle after a Giving" The mass Of the peo-
pie are forced TO continual toll, or 10 s%tarve, and
too much labor disquslifes the mind from ia
king in these things. Hence it is dificultto
reach the ears Of the laboring classes, espe-
cially ia cities. Many of them are led and
controlled by their priests and do as they bid.
Those who have succeeded in accommodating
an abundance OF this worlds goods, are too
generally absorbed in grasping for more, and
thus the day of deliveranco to the captive is
prolonged.
Since the Convention here last fall, the wo-
men who are interested in the anti-slavery
movement have formed a Sewing Circle. 1t
has been in existence about four months. At
first, quite a large number met together and
seemed much interested. In a few wee ks
some began to falter in well-doing, and came
no more. A few are still in earnest and full
of hope. 1t is only those who have perma-
nency Of character and steadfastness of pur-
pose, who can be relied on in the ranks of re-
form. Those that are alarmed alta free thought
will falter in the trial-hour. An Orthodox
Friend and a Liberty party man said to me
that rather than be disowned from the Socie-
ty of Friends, he would cease to attend anti
slavery lectures and conventions. To him,
sect is dearer than humanity. To help prop
up a declining sectarian organization, most
members of which are giving their support
to this piratical government, and not only in
this way lend their influence to tighten the
chains of the captive, but by opposing those
who are toiling for his deliverance, and drag
ging out defenceless women from their meet
ing houses, who 60 there to plead for these
poor and oppressed, to help sustain such a
sect he will let go every instrumentality of
anti-slavery, and leave the three millions of
American slaves to wall and weep on. Is
such true anti-slavery or true Christianity !
II it is, then l believe in neither. The dy-
ing groans of a Torrey, or a thousand Tor
rey's, and a thousand weeping wives begging
for their husbands release from these infer
nal prisons, it seems to me would scarcely
prevail with such men to leave their sect to
save them. But ! cannot write more now.
With my kindliest wishes, l subscribe my
self yours, and the slaves friend.
MILO A. TOWNSEND.
New Brighton, Pa, May 9, 1916.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22
WITTY ~ to W NOEN d
New Brighton, Pa, May 8, 1916.
QuIEr RETREAT, 9Th mo. 9Th, ZIG

To THE EDITORS OF THE BuGLE-
DEAR FRIENDS III your paper of the cath
of last month, is an extract from a letter from
Joseph Mead, of Somerton, which our friend
b. b.. Davis thinks, settles the question OF
retraction SO far as he is concerned. How
ever that may be, we think it does not estab.
fish the fact that Green Plain Friends did
offer to retract.
Our friend Joseph Mead appears not to be
aware, that when the report of the Committee
to which he alludes, was presented to the
Quarterly Meeting, a free interchange of SEN
timent was had by men and women Friends,
and that document entirely set aside. AS the
Quarterly Meeting was not at all prepared to
adopt it, of course it was not forwarded to
the Yearly Meeting; therefore no offer was
made 10 retract.
Our friend Joseph Mead observes, ono thing
is certain, that if he has made an incorrect
statement, 1t has not been intentional. That
we are fully prepared to believe. We have
no Idea that any one intended to misrepresent
the case, but there was a mistake in affirming
That Green Plain Friends offered to retract,
and that mistake originated in a lack of know
ledge oil their decision at the Quarterly Meet
ing.
Yours aflec'ionately,
T. g. E. l.. BoRToN.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22

G-Persons having business connected
with the paper, will please call on janice
Barnaby, corner of Main and Chestnut sts.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-05-22

al love agitation when there is cause for 1t
the alarm bell which ~startlcs the inhabi-
tants Of a city, saves them from being burn
ed in their eds."-Eimund Burke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08
roreiwu I,nportations .

Rio DE- yASEso-Shp Courisr-t3oo bagt coffee ceroons
ipacac Fo ter sou.
MAasELLEs-ship Nebraska5 cks mdze III do madden 10
bxs ck thstes AZ bales coks Ills tarc acid tx
indze ok verdgris Is cks garcu odr4 bys essence
Leeds co., cks verd gris Michchacen Reckuszd-35
bags casks verdgrs 81 do do mdze do
crystal tartar do tarfa3 bbs tararc acid casks verdgrs
bales gentan roots bxs essence. do orange flower water
bales genan der do mdze do seeds % do almonds box
samples Can Gnuegl0 cks Of tartar
bales corks Du lin Couisenaryl5 bxs essences Evans
II PIX. straw hats Cord-2 cks gum Breithaus-ish
eks madden ~ do tartar BIS indigo 20 bales corks
Cszet Ar c-5 bxs silks d, velvet bdl sampl.s Me-
rms Tosen3 cks mdz Borvsy Witte-1 bxs silks Cot.
tenet boiesslk BeeSe2N boxes pickles Is DO
dowe. water DAYS guz-00 cbs 100 bales al
uends h,mbria,u Pheps-l cs silks ker x col box
81 ssware JAuzu-lU cks cream tutar do More Pal
Itz-e0 bags gun 10 sacks mdre exan-
derl00 cks SO Madeira IL Bordeaux do 500
cat do TO absyn d. 500 do flow 200 do l.
81 bales alms DIS Dsnistowu co-So cks ~ do
Du,dort-3 casks madder Prucupuch6 casks thistles
Brunchler
nAv.rsA Bark Mud.ra 40 NJ sugars Msnzauedo-t cs
do + Fieder-6 do 0oulard-ll hhds sugar
Cuts r-s do 0finne Mnturn co99 obls tobacco Beck
kunharp-8 bxs "a. seg.r. Greedy Gouidi42 bbls
bscco 20 cs sssrs &C. do Walis o2 bxs Spo
ford Tetson colo ties honey Bo:sanee-sc Vie
tor Achilles25 segars Cszet Astoin-l0 honey
Taylorl cs segTs homes 230s pcs us
tic Capham364 do cs de Renaud Francois-3 do
JCorrea-l CO I Banss-2 a D Sands Oetriehs s.
krngM7 cs bxs sugars bbls tobacco 10000 Ma
hogany Rossire COL bn bx mdss schsrmerhorn Ban
der.
JAcMEL-Brig Suowlss logwood 5ss bags coffee
order.
CuRAcoAschr Curewso bbls salt 1871 bds goat skins
hides tons / gwood Foulke 4 son.
PoRT Au PRAYA-Schr Lach-lo8 bags coffee u tons log
wood Benedct < Williams
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08

Ct ,hs<rsss wAIss hsws dsvE vssas ssa Essan'alss,
AaA bsias up otss On their ruins. Il.
10. Ms Washington Hunt an agreeable and temperate
speaker al all times and particularly to-day srsasd
for the line OF forty nine for peace and for seeay set
Element by negotiation the only alternative OF avoid
ing war. Hs hour expiring Mr. Truman Smith
CURED the floor, when notion al TO 49, the Commit
tee rose.
MIR Truman Smith OF Conn, secured the floor. The
Chairman reported quorum The Speaker reported
the fact to the House motion 10 adjourn. Ayes
noes Roll called TO 90. Call Of the House.
Divide - to 50 Atiourn-rea roes. Ayes weak
mo :" resounied from sleepy hollow like bomb she'll
Ayes and noes! oh. no no! Divide al to Al. The
Chair votes in the affirmative Ha ha ha. And the
House. at 20 minutes past p. NJ after session OF ten
hour and 20 minutes adjourned till tomorrow at ten
O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08
ne0ical Advice,

nOCYOR LAMERT is still confidently consulted at his
- old Office So Gold street, between Fulton and Beekmsp
d.eaes Of delicate his treatment being mild
hndance from business puisuits Recent cured in
DEBILITY, NERVOUS OR CONSTITUTIONAL, ui
sing from ofhe passions
confirmed mpotency the DIS stric attenrop, his
obrct being restore tn system mentally and bodily 70 that
Of vigor originally designed.
sTRlCTURLs disease frequently existing without The
Of medical preeuders and etmes by the
neglect Of the parties themselves by hs Dr. enectuay
cured, without pain inconvenience.
The Doctor being Of the few qualified advertising Bur
the city, perfect charge made
Letters post paid attended to,
aud medicine, with advice, part Of The United
States.
Once 6 Gold street. Open from "A. NJ tosP.M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08
1R- SATMON'S REMEDY
THIRD EDITION.
PRIVATE Il TREATISE,

I'm CERTAIN DISEASES, IN which the bsst and MOI
convenient Of stated in the psinsst poss
BILE manner 1.-THE prescription used authors own prsct,c
description Of several innocent dsordsr equeny mistake
for venerea which afford wids Geld for the extotens an
Few are sw.;s ohs sgmsrog. and ysrisd q
Greenwich street Price 81. lSsnt by post upboundY
Several prenders hare nearly initiated the title ar M
book and ddrertisemcnts they could those who co|
be misied ,OiH, howepe, detect the imposifion
AwaIs O. tne opmo. IN general enertaned q thoi|
are seen in almost every papeEl tits ronaidersd duty
The following statement q the ground on which this liz
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
which has passed through several sditicns, : liz
tse Dyspepsia, the Epidemic Cholera as to
The NOS. eminent in AmsEcs q r A,.sy Cooper
which i most gratifying, has permssion TO refer to slmo
phVslclan ofeminence IN ctv. lunossy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08

IHR LATE DUEL NEAR BrADENsBURa. fol-
lowing particulars OF occurrences Immediately fol-
lowing the duel between Mr. Jones and Dr. johnson are
given by correspondent of the Richmond Enquirer and
cerned in the late fatal duel taken to Upper Marbo
rough at the request Of magistrates who had refused
10 take Da Judge Of the Superior Court of the State
re-examined the case and decided that killing in duel
was not capital offence according to the laws Of Mary
lend the parties under arrest entitled to be admitted
were discharged The surgeons were discharged with.
out bail on the first examination by magistrates as there
was no law TO hold thom The second OF the surviving
combatant was srrosed without sufficient authority for
there was no affidavit which to base the warrant un
der which he was taken. And, after his disc barge
on which to arrest him again. he made his escape Last
night he I'd instantly the parties returned to Elizabeth
city North Carolina where they reside and the corpse
Of Dr. johnson the en- to mia fe pds
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-02-08
ON CE;KTAlN lMPOKTANT MAhADlIEs,;

ON CERTAIN IMPORTANT MALADlES.
sble Except Sunday order eon.aI,ed upon Of
post Residences Gre e
consultation, ssi to these %
braces the whole Of those winch 70 any way relate TO the
s,S re e sss:
to H0.i
~, Th. being vary little undsrsoSS The most
t.
the least Of it. Those hcvevsr, oeeapyins much
Il; RS ". ::asS s e s's g
Other nr pIpsr e NO
that ths d should =
Sh :Sea b %
Sc .a with
I'll &c sas Il rather
self There however three ccumIances which most
e o s
as Msny S S:.9 might m . b.
:Ss.assd ::sisd s.a VIM 15liosiss
e 4! q $
ss s:pps s sos. y. z yss aS IN
:ssss would - @ Voc
no The Tiss1Ff S snE s. HafSs Z MAYHAvE
REMAINED UNCURED "A Gonorhoa, though NOT the
only by far the most frequent Of Structure IL not in
%i 1
FOR n.s
six to eight weeks this length Of time At least would ssuss
..F EpECT THE
to depess the spirits and sssn uta energy Not
complained Of in the same dsgee ~ eyey rdvldu-
~ Of Structure which The patient does not obssTe
also though iitls u4ds,Ood. bat
Of mind and SEXUAL organs will easily imagine that there
medium By which the mind powerfully acts these
gans through the medium the SEXUAL upoa
Tr.aiiss Of the author e vouns which sent to many
parts Of the world A. the Of Structure proceeds ac
witty Of mind invariably returns.
With respect 70 the suIs q sranstc
pain inconvenience Nothing exceed the improvement Of
late years In the Of this complaint Indeed the
hands Of and experienced psons the Of Structure
mouths Many persons consult tie writer who come On Sus
though Of trouble and anxiety os years r.
those who csuno; leave their hoia the yr.. his
which has an interesting chapter
subject and written IN the paines and which, bena
enclosed in little mahogany chest, be sey any
In consequence Of the number OF preende and books
9uaskey which nfes this city he deems proper maks
me following stasmsG satisfactory ground Of cou6dncs
&c. he has three editions OF expressly hsss
complaints Also he has letters from the eminent phYs
Clans IN Europe 70 the eminent in Amercss S Astsy
Cooper Of London to Dr. Mott, Of New York; Dr. rhysic
every Physician Of this city. Addsss Dr. Rsph
% Greenwich street nj lmsrc