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Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-12-15
COMMISSIONERS; SALE
OF LAND.
AND PERSONAL Property.
rAZEA

| EEZSN
VIRGINIA AT a Circuit Superior Court OF
Law ana Chancery held for Augusta County
al 'he Court house, on Saturday the 2O,h day OF
November, ISi7 "
SOPHIA Ereafcr, widow and relict Of Phip Groa-
yer. deceased, William Greaycr. Executor NJ
OF SAID Philip Grcaver, deceased and others
Plaintiffs,
Peter Englcnian and William Craip-DeGend,n,s
IN CHANCERY.
II is further adjudged, ordered and decreed that
william Craig be and he is hereby appointed n
commissioner whose duty il shall be, after HAVING
advertised the tmo and place of sale for four weeks
| successfully IN some newspaper published in tho
.o"h Oh S'aunton, to proceed TO sell upon the prem
Uses, the lands I'm the Bill mentioned together with
The crops growing on said Lands, by way of public
auction, TO the highest bidder requiring so much of
me purchase money in hand rs will tcfrav the ev
penscs OF sale. and the balance in three equal in
s'amen's ut d, II and Is months, the purchaser
or purchasers giving bond and approved securitv for
the deferred payments, and the lepal title IN tho
iand retained as ultimate security and il appe,rinr
10 the Court that tho Executors named in the last
VIII and testament of Philip Grcavcr. sen. decd
nave refused TO qualify and no administration hov
i'g Deoh granted upon his estate, ii is further or
dered that William Craig, the Commissioner bcro
IN before named, proceed TO sell for cash at tho
same Time and place which may be fixed for the
SAFE Oh the land, such personal property as NAV be-
long to the estate of the said Philip Greavcr, deed
and after dcducting his commission. nav the pro |
ceeds OF such sale over 10 Nicholas C. Kinney re-
ceVer OF this Court, to the credit of this suit aN
That the said Commissioner make full report of |
his proceedings TO this Court returning Herewith |
the bonds fer the deferred instruments of the mr.
chase money for the land and upon the cominp in
OF such report, the Court will decide what norton
IL any or the legacy of Jacob Greaver shall be paid
ana VIII also allow reasonable compensation for
the seeding of the land and then proceed to disri
quito the balance of the fund arising from such sale
according to the prioritcs, settled by the report
Oh Master Commissioner Clarke herein before re-
ierred to; and Commissioner Craig, together with
his report OF sale, will report to this Court what
VIII be fair and liberal compensation for seeding
thc iahd ana who are the persons entitled thereto
EXtract-A copy--Teste.
n. G. KINNEY, C. C.
IN pursuance Of the foregoing decree, shall, on
Saturday the LIST day of January next. on the
following land, TO wit
tract of land containing
1917 Ing AORlMSo
lying on the waters of Hoover's Mil! Creek. ad
joining Peter Engeman and others, and the same
on which Philip Greavcr, decd, lived
Also, at the same time, | will sell all the PER
SONAL PROPERTY belonging to tho estate
of said Greaver
For terms see said decree
WILLIAM CRAIG, Comm'r.
December |, 1917.
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.N'OYECE.
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER.

M CUSHING has just received large and
well selected stock of goods in his line, cor
ssting, in part, of the following articles:
Lemons, Rasins, Prunes, Figs, Currants, CT
tron, Dates, Malaga Grapes, Almonds, Peacans,
Palm Nuts, English Walnuts. Ground Peas. Fill
bcrts, Cocoa Nuts, Brown and Loaf Sugar, Moas
scs, Salt, Coffee, Tea, Ground Pepper, Ground
Ginger, Chocolate, Matches Backing, Soap, Can
dies and Tabacco, Oor smoking and chewing y
Also, variety of Toys and Fancy Presents for
Christmas, and fine lot OF No | Segars. Pines
and Stems. All Of which, with a large variety of
other articles will be sold low for the cash at
CUSHiNG'S Old Stand.
No 8, Cheaper Side Main Street
December I lS47
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JOHN w. WRIGHT, Nj. D..
DlA n IT'S 10

ID u u n L SWS
~ RESPECTFULLY informs the citizens n.
Stannton and vicinity, that he intends remain
ing IN sad place short time and will give atten
ton to the practice of Dentistry.
Having received instructions from the first Don
lists IN the country, and having had considerable
experience, he hopes TO please all who may re-
qnirG his services His office is in the house of
the hev >. Bowen, near the Methodist Church.
where he can be consulted.-Ladcs waited ON at
their residences if required
Oct 81, 1917.
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THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE

Assembled on Monday the 9th instant; Edward
p. Scott (demo) was reelected Speaker Of the
Senate, and james + S:rothcr (whig) received
every vote but two for Speaker of the House
George w. Mumford, esl., was reelected Clerk
of the House, and Wan Chambers and Robert
Bradley, Doorkcepcrs.
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arated by geographical lines, whereby it may be
weakened or endangered
invoking the blessing of the Almighty Ruler of
highest duty, no less than my sincere pleasure ~
cooperate with you in all measures which NAV
'e"u TO promote the honor and enduring welfare OF
our common country.
~. JAMES X. POLK.
WASHINGTON. December iS47
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TRUST SALE
OF
IRON, HORSES, MULES, WAGONS.
FURNITURE. sc.

Fry authority ola Deed of Trust, executed on
- the 29th day of October last by Alexander St.
e. Turk to the undersigned, shall, on TUES
DAY the 2lst day of December next. at the Fur
mace lately carried by Shipman s. Turk, for the
purpose of carrying into effect said deed, proceed
TO sell TO the highest bidder, for cash,
Wagons, Z Coal Beds, | Cart and Harness.
= Wheelbarrows, Set Blacksmith Tools. Seit
Hollow Ware Patterns and Fiasks, 500 bushels
Coal, Furnace Tools, &C., 4 Iron Picks. 2 Grub
blng Hoes, 2 Sledges, Corn Hoes 8 Shovels.
Sett Blasting Tools, 2 Cradles, 2 Moving Scythes.
Sett Joiner's Tools, 8 Coal Rakes, So bushels,
Potatoes, pair Patent Balances and fixtures. I
pair Stcelyards, | Lot Hollow Ware, Bar Cast
Steel, II Plough NIoulds, and Land Sides, 20 Wa
gon Boxes, pair Andirons, 10 Axes, | CUTTING
Box and Knife, 6 head MULES, head sfHOR9
SES, 3 MARES, Z pair Harness, 2 Wagon Sad
dies, pair Stretchers, Side Board, 1 Clock. 1
pair Half Round Tables, / largo Dining Table
doz. Windsor Chairs, Picture Frames, Sho.
Gun, Beds, BedStcads and Bedding, 500 fl. inch
Plank, about 1000 f. ach-and a-half Plank.
tons Bar Iron, and various other articles of perso-
nal property mentioned and conveyed in said decd
III the general clause.
RUDOLPH TURK, Trustee.
Dec. l, l847.-tds.
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VI A X r led.

On the morning of the 5,b inst b., ,,p r,
MheIci, Mr. CHRisrIAN SrAuDus Of fuwns,o 70 10
MISS NANCY JANE, daughter of ar VIM Earman 81
Rockingham " "' f''i"a"' VI
On the 9th inst, by the Rev j. Snmun Mr. sn
J>andcs, all of this county " A'i ''"'
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LOST.

EAR New Hopo, during the last week, my
Pocket Book containing three Bonds executed
by David Myers and falling due respectively. 1
March, 1913, 40 and 80; also Note executed
by Alexander Walker to J. Sdcgcl and by him
transferred to me also Note executed to Jonas
Crumpackcr by Nlichao! Myers and by said Cruln-
packer transferred to INC; besides some Receipts.
Accounts, and other papers. and So in cash. /
Will pay any one who finds and delivers it to me
$40.
JOHN MYERS, Sen.
December 8, 1S47.-3t
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o j T r U A r Y.

DIED, on the 30th Nov, in the ODD year or HE ~
at the residence of his father. in Frcd,r;ck s
near Winchester, BESJAmIN CHEW MAsos ciJ,y
son OF Hon. James NJ. Mason 'iaeS
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE
OF LAND.

1sS@S~
ESY virtue Of decree OF the Circni, Superlor
~ Court OF Law and Chancery for Bath County
pronounced on tho 3Oth day Of September, IS47,
IN cause therein depending, in which Bernard
Peyton is plaintiff, and VIVA. NJ. Dean and others
are defendants, shall, the llth day of January.
lS40, at the front door of the Courthouse of Bath
County proceed 10 sell to the highest bidder, upon
a credit of six, twelve and eighteen months. the
Tract OF Land in the bill and proceedings mention
ed, 1T being the same upon which said Dean ro-
sides, containing
S2l Acres,
lying and being in the County Of Bath on the wa
teTs OF Jackson's River, about miles from the
Warm Springs, and par; of the old tract oriui
nally belonging 10 his father, William NJ. Dean.
decd. The above tract will be sold in two par
ceis, running line to take off the northeast
eTn end, adjoining George Mayse, about 70 acres
A considerable portion Of said land is in cultiva-
ton, with comfortable DWELLING HOUSE
and other necessary buildings thereon. and ia a do
slrablc property for a man with SINAI; fam;l,,
STEPHEN A, pORTTR'
'0O' - lSH'' Commissioner
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0cS We are compelled TO omit several COMMUNE
cations and large number Of advertisements this
week on account Of the great length Of the Mesa
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TRUST SALE.

Rf virtue of Trust Deed executed bv 'Tbom,s
Sltlington Of the County of Bath, bcarno date
inc 2Ih of December, 1889, and of record in tbr
Cicrks o1hce of the County Court of Bath
shaii 10 raise the money in said trust deed men
uoneu. SUBJECT TO the credits allowed i'm the couso
OF Sithn9ton Us. WIN. III. Allen and others. deci
ded IN me Circuit Superior Court of Bath County
at the last Tenn, and also for ST. 800 paid -
day OF May, lS47, on the Goth day of OCTORER
next, proceed to sell to the highest bidder, for rea
dy money, at the front door Of the Court house of
Dath county, four several tracts or parcels or
Land, containing, in the aggregate. 1885 .4cres
lying ON the Cowpasturc River i'm said county of
Bath, and the same which said Sitlington now
resides, or so much thereof Us shall be sufficient to
discharge the debt secured by said ,rus, deed
said Lands are situated Immediately on the river
a large portion are low grounds and the title is be-
lleVed unqucstionable, but shall make to the pur
chaser only such title as is vested in me-
DAVID FULTZ, Trustee.
August lS, 1870
DISAPPOINTMENT
ne above sale Is postponed until Monday the
%Hd OF November next. ID. FUL1Z,
oc'oocr ~ l0lI. Trustee.
POSTPONEMENT
Inc above sale is again postponed until Tuesday
the l4th OF December next. ID. FULTZ
november ~, 1917. Trustee
AGAIN POSTPONED.
The above sale is again postponed ill Tuesday
the llth of January, lS4S
d. FULTZ, Trustee.
Dec. Is, lS47
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o., The arrival of Gen. TAYLOR at New Or
leans is announced in the papers Of that city.
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For RENTl

rsEIiAT neat and commoJi1us Store House late
a y occupied by p. f. Dorsey For terms APP
ply to Morris & Goodc. Possession given imme-
diately.
December | lS47-4s
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VALUABLE ESTATE
TN RoCKBRIDGE,
Il % Es S A T. r..
Slaves, Stock, Farming Utcn-
Sils, Household Furniture, &c.

BY virtue Of dooroo pronounced by tho Circuit,
- Superior Court of Law and Chancerv. for
hockbrldge County, on tho 18th day of Septembcr
last, In cause therein depending between James
". PaXton. Administrator, with the VIII annexed
of Jane Walker, deceased, and others. nlaintiHs
and William White Trustee, and Others. defcn'
dants, the undersigned will proceed, on the 9th
day OF November next, to sell at Public Auc,;on
upon the premises, a
A TRACT OF LAND,
lying and being on Hays Creek in said Coun.r
whhin three miles OF Brownsburg, and four miles
OF the North River it being the same tract Of land
OF which Alexander Walker died seised, and on
which his family has resided since his death.
This tract contains between
so o & coo a @ b D So
the quantity, however, will be made known on the
day of sale. 1t is situated in a fine neirhborbood
tho best region in Rockbrdge, and is one Of the
best upland farms in Virginia the soil being of that
dark brown character which always indicates great
fertili;y.-There arc
Tsg0 Dwelling NoG,scs
on the premises, with all necessary out houses sc.
1t is needless, however, to specify further details.
as the tract is well known, and persons desiring TO
purchase will doubtless examine it before the s5lo
which they are invited to do.
At the same time and place will also he sold
several young and valuable
81. YES,
OF both sexes.--Also. quantity of Stock. House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming Utensils.
&c, sc.
TERMS OF sale.
The Real Estate will be sold for Cash in hand
sufficient to pay the expenses of the SALE and for
the residue, on credit clone, two and three years
In equa! instruments, the purchaser cXecutipr bonds
with approved security. and the title retained as
ultimate security. The Slaves and personal pro-
perry, will be sold on credit of sy months-thc
purchaser executing bonds with approved security
| bearing interest from the day of sale
The sale will commence at the house cf Col A.
Is. Walker. on the premises, at II O'Clock, A. NJ
The sale OF the land will be in gross and not by
the acre.
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DR.. c. w. HARDIN.

HAVING permanently located in MIiddlcbrook
respectfully tenders his professional services
10 inc citizens OF the town and vicinity. Office
one door west of Gardeners Hotel.
July %, lS47.-tf
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a DESIRABLE FARM.
FOR SALE.
Three EssIsisircd Azores

OF which are cleared, the balance in its original
growth. This Farm is susceptible of high state of
Improvement at very little cost the soil being pccu
llary adapted TO all the different grasses of our
country, producing as fine Timothy, as any land
In the Valley of Virginia, and the soil finely adapt
ca to Corn and Wheat, and a considerable portion
OF line Tobacco Land yet to clear. There is upop
,his Tract fine Timothy Meadow, to which NAV
DO added 20 or 30 acres and all can be watered at
very little trouble; and could be converted into
valuable Stock Farm, which is now the most prof
table business in this country that can be engaged
IN In addition 10 the great adaptation OF this
Land, to all the different grasses of the country.
(dUO acres OF which is in Clover) as well as
al the different crops cultivated in our country. il
mas the advantage of fine mountain range for
stock OF every description, from its peculiar situa-
non, having an uninterrupted range from the base
OF The Blue Ridge on the cast to its base on tho
west. This Farm is situated in as healthy part of
,he country as any in Virginia, aud in neiehbor
mood a, enjoying good society, and within 90 miles
OF tiowardsve on James River, so miles OF
Scottsville, and within 10 miles of the Scottsyillo
turnpike. There is charter for a Turnpiko
road form Iiowardsville 10 the fork of Rockfsh Ri
yer, which is within miles of this farm, a portion
OF the road already completed and portion now
under contract and progressing as speedily MS pos
slble--and the whole road, it is thought, will bo
completed Ill the next IL months
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Notice to Mariners.

Notice to Mariners.
Mr.. WIlcor the collector OF customs no6e, Nh. p,,hl;c
through the columns ofthe New Haven Thai III.
Light House At the Of New Haven U,,ho, ~
been removed three rods SW By s. for the purposs
the old sitewhere the light will be eont;nnsa
until the completion Of the new Tower
Miscellaneous Record.
PAcKEr SHP LOUIS PHILIPPE for Havre, sails this dav
at "a O'Clock. ~ N-''
Letter Bags at Ksuyon. 81 Wall 81; Gpiu. E.eh,ns.
News Room and at the Ong Rooms Beaver and La
mover SITS. -
SHY ENIERrRnE-We referred day or two since to a
eun IRON the steerage Of this ship,
70 me cnduet Of Captain FuIck we'll the
ang qualities and accommod atoms Of the ship. We ha
eved another card from the cabin passenger
o.. o. what had previously been said, and
''' :" ,ne mercantile and travelling community.
,rafsH bnic pHINrI, Austen Sora from Matanxas put
loth instant in distress bound 10 Treste er.
leak badly 'e' "h'ch caused the vessel TO
9cHH Ferry, .rriyed At Boston from
pna reports 1zd instant LAT 20 ST. long IA nicL "a ~ rs
AZ mansa boom, and eah all nearly n. ,h V<e anu
shawmut duck very much chaied boom AZ fer ,sa % an
feet, hoops bent 70 the sail sheet bocL. s YAH ~
the gan painted lead color halysfd boeu on
bronze. ''"'" oioek painted
Sem BALTIC. At Boston, from Georgetown nc o a., ,,
inriant lat 80 3d. Ion - NE gale hipped on me fh
warks, stanchins rails boats galley and hsnes. p.
plank shear sails NC On the 20h lat 81 Ion rs "a ,p
ships camboose painted green and several pieces of
BR 5Hir MARION, Robinson, N Orleans, with COTTON a.
and bound 10 Liverpool into Hampton Roads ae
in distress leaking freely The M sprung leak the i;m
the 22d ut and making the of OF 10 nehe
per hour compelled to bear for the nearest port
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Foreign lsnp0rtatlons.

HAvAvA-Bark lc-8 bales hides A Patrullo-25 bales
tobacco J ssg,rs Nagaia Guednl 900 do
Scmaw-is000 segars Trujilo Barrerss239s boxes
gar order:
HAvANA-Brig ArisI-3s3 boxes sugar Moses Taylor.
Fra c,s-3300 bushels salt 81 hides sheep
hinss opsai hess los pieces mahogany Bensonoo do
9 X Laurie.
BRrMEN-Bafk II Ad.mi-55 iron Oelr,chs Kruger
- bx w Il Cottiurt co-2o9 boxes w Mulsr-834 dc.
mjonns Henschea 4 Uuknart
mol.s,ss Nlaitl ,nd & Phelps
MArANxAs-Bng Cybeile 1913 hkds 40 boxes sugar D
Morg n-lOo do Ho via ID A.plnwall
TRINIDAD DE- CUBA-Brig Majssticl Before reported J.
80 ls2 sugar II casks moassss Chastean
Poaver
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Domestic lmportatlo,,s.

ApALAGHIeoLA1Btrk dasdtlia5eo bales cotton Ralph Post
Mill. X Son-l3do Wa.staf & Coughs Philips Aborn
Ia Boiafee Co-2ooo slaves Calmin-l3 bu sdles
Sch fer Col bl She Oay co., bales hides
S.oHod lesion coz bbls be.nax Phelps, Dodge
box Clsaveaad Dantorth-l cask barrel and hid
dor
APALAcHIcocA-Schr FL L,-l07 bales ~ Winters
% do N boausife-32 s4cks pea nuts II In
New ORL,ANs-Br,g Susan Abg III before repored1-
il bbis rk II do 3kez lard 1853 mans 1912 sides 1888 xhou
ders to Theodore Perry
CEDAR KEYs-5ch t.re-26 bills sugar 80 do molas,es
bo moss d. skus h les W Whtlock-4 boxe, bbls TO
bacco do IS pkg deer ska, Oh mbeFs Hese 73 Dbl
pip- moltsses sIaiti,id $50 81 cks cedar Gnce-1
ter skin, bundS do Dbl SOL hides Dbl,
taoN 100 deer skins Us olies cotton D l. Saver.
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Cleared.
shPIsS hp HT S1
% % Mss s. 5sha. p Barclay
s;it S gu butler So5l Pm Sou New York,
e ca rnseS s UnISsrd "''''e o'0Au '''n AMER
@ Cswsv Esther ran Na.h NEW
fiI s.ss coss .aas9. a RRy y
Bss::Essss M Esi rs ssS 5as'"
Arrived.
lat H. long 80 spoke Bremen brig Denfescot from Bremen
for Baltimore. ot passengeIs
70 Rs%.s from A'''' H. with
Bark Magdala Dodge, Apalachicols. 10 days with
Bark Battle ssundsn from Havana. 18th instant, with .u;
brig GARDENS. days from Por'iand May Il Of POasi:
d as ksS sf as I'd y1
bail xs.sS Boston Sa M.v.n, 'ns.s
ss so" S :: z;
house. Ss &C. clear rem IN d:sf had lost her iop:s
A@ ship Esther Giesnpo IT.. brought int
s:; '"s
& L, for Nw Ys lon Win
S E. @ % sa s's a5i"l # rSsS
Boston, 500 for N.s ao &c
and seeage passengers Herdman Co. 18th inst la,
al as long AZ as spoke Br brig Royalist heuce Belfast
Brig Cybelle. (of Porand) Merrill IS days from Matanz
with sugar, to master
Brig Ariel Means, Ii days from Havana with sugar
Brig frances Dorrte from Nassau, via Long Is.nd (Bs
So spoke whale bark FAIRY of Provneetown 10 days out
clean; May a. lat &c. long a. exchanged signals with bris
showing red and white, with black, letter l. the centre
Schr Erie, Lemont, % days from Cedar Keys Hale
Archelsus days from Orleans, for Genos. May &C. Cap;
Hatteras by 20 miles distant the wreck of squar,
rugged vesseboth topmass by the capapparently
near enough to make out her name May ed Is long
z spoke the brig Lydia Farnham Fanham % days from
schr A Darling, Collier, from Tampieo May 49, witt
adsfpSis days; brig Phi.dsp%s do; sch
Mary Ann Neal schr Orb, Hubbard for Mobile 90
instant off Gun Key spoke ship Ma, flower of York; 23
instant passed six ships 1--WE brgs bark bound north NJ
late Tampco from Vera Cruz all quiet and perfectly
healthy.
schf Commodore Powell, IA days from Mobile with cottor
James Hunter In Mobile Bay May r. lost overheard
from fore ng John Smith, native Of New Jersey
Nay u Of otnss Key spoke the brig James Marshall from
schr II Wade 81 days from Apaschicola with cotton
tos Lewis No date spoke schr 1anzia Of
, months Is barrels oil.
sehr oleadower Reed from Csrdenss for New York May
- with 53 hhds tierees 30 bols molsses Reed Hop
peck Sailed with brig Milton (of North Yarmouth
Boston; Henry. Iof Porlsadl for Portland
Sehr juliet Wogam, Petersburg. -four, &c. TO Hunter
Schr J Shaw Rice, Brand wine corn meal.
Schr Doctor, Smith. Virginia corn.
Below.
Two baks four brigs
racketship Sheridan, Liverpool Rsjah New Orleans
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NO CURE NO PAY7DR CoRBITT, 10 Duane street
of the Medical Society Of New York may consulted in the
OF certain delicate diseases His long experience
and close this class Of complaints his pleasant safe
and mode Of extraordinary
during long and extended practice for thirteen years this
ey-snd above all his legitimate medical
mode Of treatment is safe. eecsna and expeditions,
curing either the Of mercury restraint diet bust
Structures cured in Two weeks with scarcely
pain constitutional Deblty-Those individuals who have
INDUCED certain loathsome and habit positively
be restored health and society MID removed
four days No charge made unless cured Postpaid
enclosing fee Of three dollars, will receive prompt at
tentou. me 30tsr
nK JOHNSON, II Duane erect, near Chatham street. n
- well known as the successful practitioner in New
York IN the tIestment Of delicate diseases For the last
years Dr. JOHNSON enjoyed the extensive practice in
private diseases OF any in New York The Doc
reputation for skill in those old hacured that have
eIsted for years is geemnsnt n. matter how long You
throat pains in the head and bones of the legs
tusy cured Constitutional weakness brought
habit INDUCED in by young lascvious dreams
and nightly emissions positively cured Recent cured
venon from business Post paid letters, containing So for
advice, attended to. No charge made unless cured.
a1o lmA
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York Captain WilRin.on lady, chdrsn and Mis-
Roilston, Baltimore; Mr. Henry, York; Rev Henry
Field 81 Louis; lumlsy lady children and .srysat,
York aq;.svu. Jaek,Sn Boston, Erasta. Phelp NYork
York; Mr. and Mrs johnson, do; Mr. and Mrs 0unher do
David Ste wart, and w L Young, Cincinnati.