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The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

i" Come bright nprovement on the car Of time
And rule the spacious world from cline t. cline"
The mania for the construction of rail-
roads not only RACES in England but has
been kindled in every portion of own coun-
try. 1t is not confined to politicians, but
the people are every where aroused upon
the subject. This gives earnest that the
laudable spirit of Improvement is prevalent
among them, and that although blessed be-
yond any other people in natural advanta-
ges, yet, they will not permit them to re.
main unimproved. AS the car Of Time
rolls on, they seem determined that Im,
Provement shall keep pace with it. While
such spirit is animating every BOSOM
while the genius Of improvement continues
to receive homage from the millions o
American freemen-who can predict thu
glorious destiny that awaits our country
Who can calculate the holiness Of the sta
ton she will reachl
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

INTERFERENCE IN OUR AFFAIRs.-Sav
what we may about our claims to Oregon,
there can be no doubt that on Texas and
Mexican measures the Country has been
greatly annoyed by the direct interference
Of England in our affairs. During the pro.
positions for annexation, Captain Elid
was running about from pillar to post, nov
in Texas then in New Orleans, and after.
wards at Washington. 1t now appean
from an authentic source, that Captain
Elliot chartered vessel at New Oreaul
to proceed to Tampico, and thence to s.
Louis Potosi, where he had an interview
seems with Paroles, and urged him to
march upon Mexico, to prevent Herrn
making treaty with the United States /
~. Y. Sun.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

THE NOTrcE.-The public prints ,,s
teeming with essays upon the question Of
giving the notice. We are sorry thai ma
crowded state of our column has prevented
us from laying many Of these piOslAo,,oo.
before our readers. II is certain, that NJ,
a gaining cause that the more it is inve,
tigated, the more friends it makes; and, !,
we understand, it is extending the numbe,
of its converts even among the wing mer.
chants Of the north Washington Union,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

CAPrrAE PUNIsHEENF.-A resolution
has been ofsrsd and adopted in the Senate
Of louisiana, Iustrueting the Judiciary Com.
nitieetO report = bill abOlishing capital
punishment in that Stats.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

PRESENCE OF MIND.-Tn the Memoirs oi
the Duchess of Abrantes is related the fol-
lowing incident which illustrates presence
Of mind to an extraordinary degree. While
Napoleon was conducting the memorable
seige of Toulon, he requested a young Off
Ger, Junot, to write for him whiIe'he dicta-
ted, no sooner was the letter written than a
bomb cast from the English batteries fell
within few steps Of them and exploded,
covering them with dust and gravel
g Well" said Junot laughing, sire shall mol
require sand to dry the ink" and he re-
manned as calm as if nothing had happen
ed. Napoleon ever remembered this incl
dent, and when he became general, re.
warded the bravery of the gallant young
officer by selecting him his aid-de-camP.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

PErER PARLEY.--The Hon. s. C. Good.
rich Of Connecticut who, under this well
known name has been the author Of so
many books for the education Of children,
and has contributed so much to their edif-
cation in Europe and America is now in
the City Of New Orleans.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

The NoTIoE.-On our first page we
publish an analysis of the vote in the House
of Representatives on the Resolutions Civ.
ing notice Of the termination of the joint
occupancy of Oregon. The Democratic
members excepting some who represent
the States of South Carolina and Virginia,
uninduenced by sectional feelings, stood
firm to the interest Of the lchole country and
asserted the will ofthe people as expressed
at the last presidential election, when they
endorsed the resolution Of the Baltimore
Convention, declaring our title to the whole
Of the Oregon territory clear and unques-
.tiOnable. The Representatives from this
State voted in favor Of giving the notice and
thereby Obeyed the will Of their OORstitu-
SRtU.
We hope that ere this time the Senate
has adopted the course Of the House. The
American people expect and demand inn
mediate action upon this vexed question:
Experience Of the past has proven that
POstponement in settling it only begets in.
creased difficulties-and increases the zeal
with which England urges her unjust
claims.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

THE SOUTHERN AND WESTERN LITER
AIRY MESSENGER AND REvIEw.-The Feb
ruary number Of this valuable and elegant
periodical has come to hand, filled With USE
ful and entertaining matter. 1t is devoted
to the interests of the South and West, and
has acquired popularity co-exteusive with
its merits.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

MExBoAE AFTAma.-Tho Washington
correspondent Of the Bsldmors, Sun, in .
Ieiisl dated February 10Th, states that 3
MESSAGE vas received in the Senate on that
day from the President relative a. was
.nppossd, % Mexican aahirl.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

9r The Legislature adjourns on to-mOr-
row, (Thursday,) and has neither imposed
Ajax upon the people nor appropriated the
100000 acres Of land donated to this State,
TO pay the Planters Bank bonds. Just as
We supposed.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

or The Hon. joseph w. Chalmers,
Hon. Jesse SPeight, Hon. s. Adams and
Hon. r. w. Roberts, win please accept our
thanks for important Congressional dOcu-
tments, which have come to hand during
the past week.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

a6z Capt. P. c. Wallis. the polite and
attentive commander Of the M. B. Hamsr,
has our thanks fora package Of papers,
containing the latest dates from Cincinnati,
Louisville, Vicksburg, Nalehez, and New
Orleans.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

0T We are under obligations to the ac-
coninodating officers of the steamers Char
lOtte, Meteor, and Reliance for late New
Orleans and Vicksburg papers, furnished
~ during the past week.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

~THERs is YET TIME FOR HEDe1NG. T"
On our Agricultural column we publish
an interesting article thus headed, which
we have copied from the New Orleans
Commercial Times, to which we refer our
readers.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

or Weare indebted to DR.. George w.
Woodbury. for,a copy Of the report Of The
committee Of Waysa and Means.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

DIsTRIcTING THE STATE.-On the 9th
ult. bin districting the State was adopted
by the Senate. We have not learned its
fate in the House.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

g. The financial condition Of the State
y subject Of absorbing interest to the pCO-
NE ~ mississippi, and we have therefore
published the following Report, so that all
of our readers may have an opportunity Of
examining il. In accordance with the just
ana reasonable demands Of the people, the
Committee have recommended reduction
y, The State revenue Of seueaty-nine thOus-
and dollars annually.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

GEoLoeHsoF THE UNITED STATES
Mr.. Lyell, an English GeolOgist WHO'S now
in this country, it is stated, is preparing a
geological work of the United States.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

LoUIuANA.-The Legislature Of LOuisi-
ana has elected General Walker State
Treasurer BY majority Of 20 votes over
Cen. DebuYs.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

o1r The editor has been sick since
Thursday last, and has therefore been una.
bls'tO furnish for the present number, the
usual quantity Of editorial.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

Or Another bill, different in fern, from
The one rejected, for amending the Constitu-
ton of Virginia, is now pending before the
Legislature of that State.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

SLAVE TRAFF1C.-No slaves can be in
troduced into Alabama by traders or non
residents.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

STEAM Boar SUNK.-The far famed
Lucy Long sunk few days since in the
Mississippi river, ashor distance above
Vicksburg.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

or The income of the Empress Of Ru
STA is said,to be $1,000 per day,
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

SOUTHERN REFoRMER.-Dr. Pickett
has retired from the editorial department Of
the Reformer. As a gentleman and a
neighbor editor, our intercourse with him
has, at all times, been Of the most friendly
character. He is q democrat of the old
school, and with such, we have rarely ever
had a difference. Success attend him in
the pursuit of the learned profession Of
which he is shining member.
The Ref0rner continues under the con-
troll Of Col. w. NJ. Smyth.-i MssissiPPian.
The NEW APPoRTIoNlIENT.-The new
apPortionment bill has passed both branch
es Of the legislature, and will become the
Law of the land so soOuas il receives the
executive sanction. Under It's provisions
thena are 81 senators, and 90 representatives..
We shall analyze Il hereafter. In the
mean time we illremark, that It is an ap-
portiOnmenf, which in our humble judgment
is just and equitable. and with which ell sec
tons Of the should be entirely sais6sd.--
i1ississiPPiaH.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

OF Flour is quoted in the Cincinnati
Prices Current of the 2lst ult. at SO 81
per barrel.
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
REPORT OF THE
Committee g Ways and Means.

Mn. SpEAKER.-The committee ofways
end means. to which that portion Of the
governors message, relating to the domes-
sic debt. was referred have had the same
nnder conside and as intimately con-
nected with the same subject your com
mittee Though not instructed so to do,)
have also under the impression, that the
LEGISLATURE is disposed to reimburse certain
trust funds, viz: the seminary fund, the sink
mo fund, and the two per cent. funds, SO far
as the same have been paid into the state
treasury. in auditors warrants upon the
state treasury, have considered Ofthe means
necessary to reimburse said funds, and
have instructed nae to report: That they
have thought proper to recur to the com,
Emencement of the year 1914, and to extend
their calculation to the termination OF the
fiscal year Of 1920. 1t will be seen by
the showing hereinafter made based upon
the auditors report to the last and present
sessions of the legislature, that the revenue
raised under thea of 1914, contributed
greatly towardsthe extinguishment Of the
domestic debt Of the state. The taxes,
however, under the existing revenue laws,
having been justly complained OF by the
people, as onerOus, and the expenses OF the
state government being greatly diminished
by the action of the last legislature, which
reduced the salaries of public officers !;
which action has been imperative, owing
to the fact, that most of the salaries which
we're reduced, could not be effected, until
the expiration of the term for which officers
were elected. Your committee have, there
fore, ventured to recommend a reduction in
the revenue of this state, to the amount 81
about seuenty.nine thousand dollars annual
w.: assuming the assessment list Of ls45,
as the basis Of their estimate.
The reduction proposed is as follows:
On Jacks, 440 W
Free white polls, lO.39l "
" Negroes under five years Of
age, 1923 "
der .sixty, 26,13s OC
".Merchandize, (estimated,) 1900 %
9 Lands, 27,OO0sOl
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
Com m ercial.

We copy the following from the Ne
Orleans TroPic of the 26lh ult.
The COTTON market was rather nor y.
animated yesterday, and about 5, Ogsg O.l y
changed bands, principally on EngisD ;.
Northern account and at rates CONFORM
IoOuF quotations.
LIVERPOOL cLAssIFIcATIoN'
Loasiaaa and Mississippi
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04

Aggregate amt Of reduct'n. $79,l75 %
With this reduction in the revenue, it
will be seen, by the table Of calculation,
exhibited below, that ON or before the ex-
piratiOn Of the fiscal year Of 1850, the
state will have more than realized means
sufficient, after paying the ordinary current
expenses Of the state government, to pay
all Of the outstanding auditors warrants
upon the state treasury, (both funded and
unfubded, and to reimburse all ofthe trust
fund alluded to, and have balance in the
treasury, Of 100000, (three hundred
thousand dollars or more. Your commit
tee, In their estimate, have only set down
the principal of the amounts outstanding
against the state, undert the impression, that
the Increase Of taxable property up to the
period assumed, will be amply sufficient to
meet any interest that may accrue.
The auditors report iu January /, 1914, ex-
hibts the amount due by the state on ac-
count of auditor warrants, $6I4,743 90
There were issued between
Isl January 1874 and LIST
January, 1916, 436,5OS W
The Yazoo Democrat. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1846-03-04
5 5 3::.: 4: ; ;I| g; !: ): 8
Sl,os4,OOU,OO

Deduct the aggregate Of ex- ~
PensesuPtQ LIST May 1850, l,Sl6,OOo W
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wen, . nom ne Eosds io.sd. night Friday S.sf
supposed Of the above. The Roads this afternoon
BsIsAsI. Jan xsa, sch N.l.b.r Havana. and Metal
E1:is. Jan aIEThs': =. the Pier: :, 81. 1.ss
S::f Ss asss a:sy S:T
smith, L.dy Gluten and Harriet Ann The ivsr ) full Of
ice and a dense fog prevails. -
Ce.iss.. Atwood. Baltimore. 80 -. 80 '.A'
s. % A,:s:s
q sH. .ss 70 sss
M ss
and BRIG .a Fountaia I'm New Orleans esr,y this
IN rs Sss y: sH % Il
q q y. s ss s s0T % e The
FIN LyeIpoo There va. landed m .chI Joseph Turner
81 s1s % s' 1s :rs
me Gp5sT Forward anchorage last night cruise
Nrw CA,ris. soThs .chs Fashion and Chief go,
S bs ssd Eve fore
outward fleet Sf vessel. are s, here and will savs
I'm, ossss Morrill,; Con
e. E,. 70, Ri. SSpvssoaa Boston for Norfolk 0op
= sis S:iisa n !s:@'ss
SSs sS been ri .ssst s;
,.S %:FS %Ss s.si
Portsmouth Eauarer DIS I'm Portsmouth; President NYork
John Tyler Providence CId-bsrk Lon.sa New Haven; sch
Excel West Indies; T,qu1 for Boston; and from
PHiIaprIrnia, Fsb2-AT, ships Levant, Fmlke FIN Lr-
cpool: Roscoe, DIS I'm NOleans; brig MsIceu Sleeper
20 ds I'm Noeans-on the 18Th s in LAT 20 20 lon 7the
deck load Of leo bbs moassss brig Vessco 90 DIS
I'm Atskspas schrx Chief DIS FIN York. Gratitude DIS I'm
DO The CITY Ice Boat Csp Bennett, having towed the pacAt
sR e y tn ro
The ship ssn live brxs and several sch at Chester PIERS
Below-hip Thos Cope Miecken ESQ supposedly I'm Liver
pool brig Eliza I'm N3sas. Cldb,igs Franklin. NYOrk;
Jan go sid schr North Sar Camden; and others bnd
WILMINGTON. Jan PAR tBrl schr Prince Henry. Anti
gpe schr Elizabeth Ann, Nevis schn s. Pierre, Turks
Island Aiaric, York 24-sch s Powell NYork; brig
Gertrude Gouce,sr, Mass; brig A!csnus, MayaEue1 brig
brig, Wsnders, Rum Key ch.tls. 8. Thomas. Am.5ie.
Ga.ds!enps; orSsimbo York; Henry Leeds. d. z7-so-
g Thomas AT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Splendid NYork Uni
co eh. Louisa Ws Ky JONAH smb
21-brgs Belle NYork Sl,sn King 81 Lucie; Csrdenas
Gau6aoppe; schr Jones, NYork 2sbrgs Fox, Havana
J9Dn Dow Mat,uzss 2sbriS Ka1au, Amsterdam; schrs
Ashland. NYork; Tionesti, Plymouth.
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Medical Aid.

DOC TOR GRE GORY.
NERVOUS Constitutional, also 0xual Debility, 70
~ sung from certain indiscreet secret practices Of The
youthful and houghtess Nature too good an
forget customers but will later call them
to an accounts fearful reconng sometime: BIO.
Among ofthis bghting and desoafns habit
mpotency nocturnal emissions CONSUMPTION Or wasting Of
body palpaon Of the heart nervous shaking Of the
hands. confusion of the intellect want Of energy business
yoracous appetite for food and total Or partial
loss Of Of the faculties such the sight, heaI,
certain organs such the stomach liver, lungs and brain
THIS last symptom indicates the rapid approach Of insanity
For repairing and renvgorasing the constitution and
would earnestly recommend his Invgoatng, Tonic
Corda and generously nourshe: the system
and is followed by reaction, the with other
nedies il, good effects and the cuns lasting
by amy part Of the country or what i
BY mail much will make three bottles with full deo
and advice for s. and larger quantity in proportion Dr.
Gregory consulted his private ohces Nos Roosevelt
ONE door from Chatham at Al hours All communication: are
waiting are received separate and never
and has been than twenty ye. the practice Of treating
private diseases in all their varieties. Terms reasonable
11rn<r
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Medical Aid.

nR GREGORY No. Roosevelt consulted in all
~ diseases Of private Dr. g. il regular Physician
and anu of than experiences;
during which he has made valuable aud important
discoveries in curing speedily Terms for med
cine and advice S. and will DO by Of
the country
SrRIcrURE THE URErHRA-Ths dreadful form OF
the disease yields the of Dr. G. in the
sing He the inventor Of method by which he
will structure in many days formerly
months and besides hs bis new plan least
painful the cure certain abiding whereas the old mode
did frequently leave the patient worse off, may
be- ncurabc structure Of thirty duration cured
BY Dr. g. single week: One OF the most common symP
toms Of structure little involuntary escape Of water mmsd.
tely after urnsiing printed circular upon this subject
will be forwarded on application. ..,, ~
THE PRrATE TREATIsr, called "The Rrbicc9 This
little volume to which pr is the author and pubshsr
happen 70 need ssp! and TRASHY friend" L Is written in
style expressly adapted the patients who desire
Il treat, upon the dssss. and Of
thcd small edition Of work has been prepared
to be By the postage which sabout cents to any
part Of the United States.
DR.. Oregoys private Offices, No Roosevelt street.
door from Chatham be had his Cordial and Book;
naniestOns win bs eon.ds!d strictly co1hdeanal The fol
lowing drug agencies for the sale Of tbs book and
remedies No 8 William Maiden Lane; q Fultc.
st. corner OF Water ST. ~ Fulton st. corner Of Gold st
Bowery Of Walker l Delaney Of Sui
folk ST. East Broadway, OF Market and both
Of Broadway and Chambers st. ms liner
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Whole number 100 Of which 10 were Bremsr

Whole number lo9 OF which 10 America Bremen
Big w. III TALMAs; Hall pu, back q. Norfolk having
he and pd
he gain Of the water upon the which
the hold Upon sounding he pamp. and
which speedily aeeomphd by S, TO n a,s e
board her entire decE load VIII CHI consisted of hhds
Snip Coumbu. this port from Liverpool report, on the
,s s si il w
Reports also having been far ssh and for last
s' ss' sas suffered sails
aeha lcssred Dec III Tor Liverpool put s,o ST. Thoms.
~. Nit IN dIess, having encountered gales OF wind the
Ths r. ss sunk
Sc b. fou, snchors and three chain cables Her materials
Bark osxoov Of Brunswet Mel DAVIS, from Charleston
IS on
5o nigh e s. safety
her Al n s.aid.y. rode ali night and srriasd The
ss IL % s she
blowing on shore The h. easss Of 1855 bale: cotton
sasd .a a. %
have been despatched to her sss,si.n &c.
Naval.
United States isate Cumberland for Pensacola got under.
q sed aS 81 an .se sa1
yesterday aftemcon.-Bo3ton .fdr., Mvadau.
6ch Csrolne I'm Masmoros for NYork Jsn9 lat 3s 30 Ion
10 90 reported that they had been u ds Haaras had
eIrsrenced gales tho psssgeost rudde centre
board head and suffered in sails rigging &C. BY the ship Co
Nov q; Of Care Hon ihig Enphrss,. Of Nsybuppor,,
Jan 3th, lat ~ g. Ion - w, pissed an Amercsn brig
ssndng TO the Nqknal red with white bah IN the centre
Crooked Island passage. sehr Jerome, firm JAG
i. ~ lons TO- sehr Delaware Of and I'm Beaufort,
Jan IL The Tossases, bark Alvsno, Of Thomsston
Henry Pratt. Hartley hence for Lvsrpoo Jan a. lat
sehI P.ne Ia dys I'm orlesn, Fl Jsmse. Ia in C.i
Whaismsn.
The Old ship MeLs.n, tof 400 burihen) belonging
hm s'iy was purchased BY Msssn Perkins Smith Of New
houuon' ena /" now hitting cut for whaler.
! Foreign Ports.
pa nafIIs Jan 10, In pert-Bngs Silenus. Hardy for
boston next dy Sea Eagle. Wilns Tor % me- schrs
st, vres rom Baltimore, Aug Il Nphonso Hedge I'm Bos
'on' AnsS Sid am-brls Aerial. Wright, for Bosuon.
Home Ports.
BesroS, Jan nAn ship Mount Vernon fof Ba,bl q Ieut
"a Sept 49, Sandy Hook "a the has mad very ssvs,.
the has been ofthe Gulf stream .d s,ns
nepced constant succession Of gales for III, s fort
night ship Ccrdova Of Bath, Orsns Dee %, bars Tnrt
NHo!k schr MARY Cioa Csps Hayden Jan 60; sehr
,eI. Nost Avp!e.ou, York. Feb AR sch u,ssr
WI"s, Phil.ds viz ho'.s.s hole Bv g ,.shos "a Nan.
sIs MInnssoa NC Sid sunday, Una g NM s s.s
Ship esaooa SsIis Sssieoi puis 81 wsss,os t,s,s.
daoadp ns Eisnq a estu{dsF fpsspocr v,nd sW
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Medical Gard.
CTOR MORRISON

UO II
NORTH RIVER DiSPENSARY, 2o4x Fulton streef:.
Doctor Morrison continues be consulted conhdentay
all private Diseases which he without mercury
s,rant diet or pursuit Recent particularly Gouof
STRUCTURES or THE URETHRA are cured by d..
NJ on improved principles. without pain nconvenence %
the Az the Of Structure analogous with
those Of other affections q tne urinary sppsIsas none Du, ..
animation those affected with enlarged glands
sufier much injury from awkward praetitioners 49,,
This affection and the tram Of evils resulting from secret S
inpotency radically cured by Dr. M pathological
principles restoring the system to healthy tons and rsn
charge. - :.
NB-Dr M. holds communion with medical pSetcndes,
who claim to pe Surgeons he is perhaps the only qualified
advertising Surgeon the city See his diplomas in his ohc
2lk Fulton Letters paid and containing fec will
insure medicine and advice part Of the Union
Office 30lk Fulton Greenwich New YORK Opco
from A. nj. TO 10 p. NJ, daily. nal lmsrc
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Medical Advice,

nOCTOR LAMERT Is still confidently consulted az his
~ old Office 81 Gold between Fulton and Beekman
Of delicate his treatment being mild
and udicou requires neither restraint IN diet
hndrance from business pursuits Recent cured in or
days "
sng from frequent indulgence ohe passions
confirmed impotency the D stric est attention ms
object being restore tn system mentally and bodily 70 that
Of vieor originally designed. -. :,
STRUCTURES disease frequently e.lstlng without the
Of usntisted medical and BY the
neglect Of the themselves by the Dr. enectaaly
cured, without pain or inconvenierce. -
The Doctor being of the few qualified advertising sur
hs perfect charge made
Letters post paid enclosing fec Immediately attended to-
and medicine with advice sent to any part Of hs United
States
Once 60 Gold street. Open from "A. NJ to sP.