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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15
SHORT.

Our editorial fortunately for our read
e8) is short this week. We have no
apology to make, only that we are an ed
itor a Squire, county register, house and
sign painter, tavern keeper, singing mas
ter, fiddler, daddy" of two children, and
a first rate boot black and white soasher
Having our professional engagements
sometimes pretty well divided, it is out
of our power to "do equal and exact JUS
tice" to all, without cracking brain or
splitting our cabbage head.-Asheuille
(N. C.l Messenger.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

The PREs1DENT.-TheP President hav-
ing rcgaincd his strength to some extent,
has been able to continue his journey as
far as the niagara Falls, at which place
he contemplatcs remaining until his health
is entirely restored Thence he will re-
turn to Washington, postponing his an
ticipated visit to Massachusetts, and the
Fair at Syracuse.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

We would call attention TO the advertise
ment in this weeks paper of Messrs. H. l..
Jeffers d CO.; and ask our friends and patrons,
If they have any business in their line at Ham
burg, to give them trial. Mr. Joffers has cs-
tablished a very enviablc reputation as a Com
mission Merchant, and we feel confident tina;
those who may give him call, will find that
his business will receive prompt attention, and
his interests fullyrogarded
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

and cheated into misery by fertile hopes
1.-The mad victim of untamed passions and
the disappointed pursuer of fruitlcss joys.
But with her he awakcns to new life.
He follows pathfinder and noblcr than
the road to self-aggrandizement-that is
scattered with more fragrant flowers, and
illuminated by clearer light.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

The CHESTER 0DsERvRR.---The Ches-
ter Observer Of last week announces a
saloof that Office to r. w. Murray, Esq,
who will hereafter publish alarger paper
than the Observer, at the same place, un-
der the title of the palmetto Chester
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

THE United States and Humgary-A
Washington letter of the 31st ut., to the
New York Tribune, says:
"a Cabinet Council was held last eve
ming, and it is quite probable that the ac-
credited Minister from the Republic of
Hungary will be received, its indepcnd-
ence recognised, and treaties, &c, enter
ed into. The President and his Cabinet
have closely watched the progress of the
struggle with view to this object, as
soon as it could be accomplished consis-
tently with the principles essential to our
policy"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

DEATHs.-We notice in the Mercury
the demise Of Mr. Samuel Nc Cmtncy
and Maj. Alexander Black. The first
was native of Scotland, and the latter
of Ireland, Both were old residents of
Charleston.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

The CHoLERA AND THE INDIAxs.----
Late advices from st Louis state that the
cholera is still raging among the Indians
on the Plains. They were much exaspcr-
ated, and had put to death several white
persons for having introduced the cpl
demic ameng Them.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

Standard We welcome Mr.. Murray to
the quill and scissors, and wish him great
success in his enterprise.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

YANKnE REAsoNISa.-A schoolmaster,
who had an inveterate habit of talking to
. himself when alone, was asked by neigh
Dor what motive he could have for doing
so. Jonathan replied that he had two
good and substantial reasons in the first
place, he liked to talk to sensible man;
in the next place, he liked to hear man
of sense talk,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-09-15

MARRlAaE.- Nature and natures Ged
smiles propitiously upon the Union that
is sweetened by love and sanctioned by the
law. The sphere of our affections is en-
larged and our pleasure takes wide
range. We become more i'm portant and
respected among men, and existence itself
is doubly enjoyed with our softer self.
Misfortune loses half its ang U ish beneath
the soothing influence Of hor miles, and
triumph becomes more triumph ant when
shared with her Without hee twhat is
man? A rowing and restless 'p.' ulation,
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NIEnICAL COLLEGE.

No. SO CUSTO.NHO USE STREET, Nee Orleans.
INVALUABLE DlSCOVERY-.NO Pay required unta
q Cure is efcrcd.-PHvae Diseases cured ln few days
b. regular physician, without mercury other poisonous
medicines, No, Sc CysrONiousE street, New Orleans,
Louisiana. ..
Dr.. MULLEN calls the aitenton Of those afflicted with
any of the Disease 10 his general adj vsrise
meut in another column The treatment adopted by him is
that which has the approval of the most distinguished Sur
geons of PARIS, London and New FORK and lis universal
has proved beyond doubt that peHnent cure for e
Of Constitutional Syphilis, GOnorrhml Structure,
Enlargement of the PROSTATE Glands, diseases induced by
certain solitary practice, be obtained 10
moral certainty, if application he made to those whoe neh
gence, skill and experience be relied Since Dr. Mul
len opened in this city, all the that have come
under his haze been cured without single exception
Some Of these of ysar7 standing. OHr remarkable case
Of structure 30 yea old has been cured TO the surprise Of The
patient The gentleman GWh0e respectabl{ is known 70
the citizens of New Orean) at hand, and (by his pcrni
son) can be referred 10 Dr. NJ treatment Of Structure is
known South Of New York. His treatment OF GOnor-
hna and elect is the most perfect ever discovered II the
shortest safest and suret The patient takes cOpalya
cubebs turpehtne, other naqseous doses but cure OBJ
tanned in one two dayS without pain, Inconvenience, o.
change Of diet ~ Nopay, unless acure elected within
/ the time named.
tAPoTEsCYY men or Others, who, by sexual excess
or seEpuuon, may have brought themselves any Of The
painful consequences resulting from unsaIned ndu genCt
OF the passions such premature impOtency, involuntary
seminal emissions general debility, constitutional deuuEe
mcnt, may consult Dr. Mullen, honorable confidence; h
offers thema perfect The sfiCcst eCrly observed.
Dr. Mullen may be consulted daily at his office No - Gus
3 tOmhOuge street, BENJAMIN MULLEN MID.
{ ~ Remember, No IS CustOmhouse street. IyiJ If
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s. BE HE FRUITFUL IND MULTIPLE ~
nR. LARZETTTS JUNO CORDIAL, OR PRO.
- CREATIVE EBIXIR,-Ths is the only actual RENE
dy discovered for lmpOeucF, General Debility Nocturnal
Emissions and all Diseases occasoned BY certain secret habits
and many of the nOsruns recently recommended the
complaints WORTHLESS limitations, which It's uHnvaned
cernce fame and popularity have brought into the market
unanimous in their recommendations Of the JUNO COR
DIAL and have not given their sanction ia a single Instance
Cordial are generally such as 20 leave the publication Of GER
Inc great reputation that il enjoy. was not accidentally Oh
tainel but firmly based upon positive and apparently
miraculous virtues In all directions 70 be found the happy
parents Of healthy offspring who would have been but
0r this extraordinary nreparatio1 And 81 h equally Otet
in the many diseases for which is recommended. Objection
has been naturally made TO the price Of the juno Cordial be-
cause the trash that has been thrown in the market in OppG
onLo il is sold cheaper but the fact is the Cordial cannot
the ingredients which compose il among the costest
things IN natnre whereas eotheu made Of cheap dr.
worth but little in money, and les in merit We ihl
reader that the utmost reliance be placed in the Juno
Cordial in the cure Of the maadies mentioned above and also
cal Laztude and General Prostitution, rahity, and all
Nervous Affections, Indigestion, Suggshne Of the Liver,
Geet and Leucouhua on W h and fuur Abus, and every
disease aHg way connected with the disorder Of the PUCre
alive Fncionsn all of which il will afford almost mme-
d'ate relief and used a. directed H almost certain 70 pro-
duce positive and permanent cure Persons about to marry,
t cOnscous Of any weakness disability Of certain nature,
should take TINS CORDl j., az II Wl nahby restore health
and vgUr brief PERIOD and where want OF offspring i7
OF regret, il recourse be had 10 it. the most beneficial
value those without offspring. IL has taken the precedence
IN ltay and viii in all other countries where it may become
Il aso possesses the unryaed qualities Of curng incipeu,
Consumption, and have Administered d! with great success
to patients who have sought our delightful climate iqr the
toratOn Of their health and tie result is that medicine ha
been added to the catalogue for the Of incpieut Con
10 spread wide the blessings Of this medicine have ap
pointed Messu. JUDSoN & Co, of the city Of New York
in the United States Of America my sole Agents for W sale
and none be genuine unless il comes through them.
-, = ANTONIO LARZETTI, ", D.
Sold osLT IN New Orleans at 50 PoYDRAs sTREiT
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turning ~ tte Urinary Passages, Cts etc., have been
Chrel ny tins Compound Mixture, and Of SYPHILIS of
the most ngeeate description have promptly yielded their
sanatiye influence.
JRe preparation Is without doubt most eectual remedy,
cge bad failed In its improved form it is nearly tastaos
aaa elects permanent cure IN the spaced fUeor sir DAYS
Wlou6 much restriction 10 Diet any exposure bus
ness Besides Tins important advantage it never leaves the
part snbec 10 that Troublesome weakness that often
alter the use Of other medicines generally prescribed and. M
taken m the tHt stage Of the dsCae, II win the dis
charge, and remove all unpleasant feelings in q few days. In
E pOlTaete chronic stages Of the Diseases in obstinate
rleels Female Complaints, such az Whites, etc. it is, with
oe{ qpubl, the most etectual remedy ever discovered
NeQo not oer these SpecitIs PAHACEA, or 'cure-
ever thing, but for the abOvenamcd cases, author
yea by Doeo Leroy and Pelee Of Paris Che invenios)
TO guaranty a cure.
We would here remark, that these preparations have been
before the public of New Orleans for the last BCHTS ana
they have universally proved etiicacious. nun,
EV Sole Agency, No. - CARONDELET SItETll >
btDem Canal and Common streets. 81 ~
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DAILY CRESCENT.


Baaiy ,gsth fls Ggtets--In the History OfAn-
Gent All Winckelman ihos speaks Of the estimate
put on manly beauty BY che ancient Greeks:
'sSince, therefore, beauty was thus desired and
priced by ibe Greeks, nothing was concealed which
could snbaneeii Every beautiful person sought
TO become known to the whole nation BY this en-
dovment, ana especially to please the artists, be-
cause they deefeed he prize Of beauty; and for this
vervreason they had an opportunity Of seeing beau
Nv dailv BaaBty was an excellence which led to
Eme for we ind that the Greek histories make
mention Of those who were distinguished Tor it.
Come were even characterized bya particu-
Tar name, borrowed from some beautiful portion Of
thc body; thus Demetrius Poliorcetes was named,
from The beauty Of his eyelids, ckagito5lephayos,
thar is to say, on whose lids the Graces dwell
Il appears, indeed, 10 have been belief, that the
proereaiion Of beautiful children might be promoted
BY the distribution Of prizes ior beauty, there is
reason to infer from the contests of beauty which
were Instituted in the remotest ages by Cypselus,
King Of Arcadia, IN the time Of the Heraclida on
the banks Of the river Alpheus in Els and also
from the fact that at the festival Of the Rhilesian
Apollo, prize for the most exquisite kiss was con-
ferred on the youthful. It's assignment subject
20 the decision Of Judge as was probably also the
case at Niagara, at the tomb Of Diocles AT Spar
Ia and az Lesbos in the temple Of Juno, and among
the citizens OF PaThasia, the women commended fol
the prize Of beauty, The regard for this quality
was 50 general and 50 strong that, as Orphan de-
claresy the Spartan women placed in their sleeping
rooms an Apollo, or Bacehus, or Nereus, Narcis
sus, or Hyacinihus, or Castor and Poux, in ordei
that theYmight bear beautiful children. II il il
true, what Dion Chrysoston asserts ofhis own time
and that Of Trajan, that manly beauties had ceaseC
to be an object ofregard, thatpeope no longer knew
how to prize. them, then this very disregard maj
be eonsidared as one cause Of the decline Of art a
that time
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The Greqt Remedy Proclaimed!
The Oriental Life EEta,i9. ,


(Pfepared from TIC Orgiaal Recipe 1000 pears old dis
e09enef bg DR. .dckiAe ,7Hieih0g, af Paris)
NOR the Removal and Permanent Cure Of an Diseases
~ arsing from the impure state of abe system Il uaTna
nenty cures Diseases Of the Liver and an Bilious ailec
tous lseass Of the Spleen, Heau, and Stomach Con.
sumption Shifting OF Blood; Coughs; Colds; NiEhi
swHasi Debility Emaciaton Pain and Sorenes in the
Breast keyer slortnes Of Breath; Palpiauon Of The
Heart DrOpsy Disease OF the Kidneys and Bladder; Dy
pepsu tiafuleuees Sour Stomach; LahehOF; Depression
81 spinE; Painters Chole Chils; Soreness I.amenes
Water bFash ScrOida Kings Evil all Diseases OF
Eqpuons Of The Skin-Terer, Scad Head Salt Rheum
nols Fimpies etc; White Swelling Hip Disease Ulcers,
iIopsYs Jaundce Fever aud Ague; Chils; Fits; Diar
samas Pains Of the Breast NerYopsness Nemalgia, Rheu
maiisn st. Nitus Dance Epsneias Fluor Alhus, and
e Diseases peculiar 10 enaea, IN painful MensiruratOn
Cramps, Spasns, etc; Dysanery Bowel Comnlaint and
USES OF the AiimentaFy Canals latanl; DizzneS
Aiesuaehes WQmss COustipations Piles Asthma; DE.
peiY occasioned By lnteupeauce Deldum Trmens Loss
OF appetite Disease prOdueedhy the of Mercury etc.
among the remains of The Ancient Egyptians that this
eeshaied Remedy was discovered The famous river Nile
ual country especially the Nile Fever which is nualaeOps
~ NE eommon Yellow Fever of New Orleans and II wis
~ wy te discovery Of the Recipe, from which the ORE
- Al LIFE ELIXIR IS manufactured tiat its rayaFes
stea, and the dreadful annual ysiiant deprived Of is
ihe Aagrql effect Of this celebrated Medicine IN all dis.
.e lke shifting lary scene in the Arabian Nights
si eas merely natural aud therefore mortal so prompt
foe anl complete Is IT, operation. Indeed the trans
beshI ~ single month"; the human body from disease 10
bsIoi vigorous and eudurabie-s ant TO stfjke The
fatrrs - ~ tg4eri but when to reflect on tie
disinsi cb W. ORIENTAL LIFE ELiNiR-s cmnently
sirgisi 1 nv together with the fact that Il seems 10 30
of AIar9 leiee, az this present day for the Relief
,is-e ~ ~ Ynf M0ndeT will cease and our surprise give
anlfl anl7f
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New OrIeans POst-OffIce.
on-n palI l-a A. " 10 p M-en Sunday rom % q A.


GRRAr EASTERN MAIL via Mobile. Winter Arrange
asng Closes det u M at ~ for postpaid letters, and at
sp9s FoF fls q Tassay Thatsday and saturday Bay
s. Louis Pass CFaiiaS and Paacag0Hla Saturday
VIA 1ss7 g Bato E Sgs S a. ess o
5agi9a. PoiHi GfsasAs, Grand Lake coiH5ia NaP2oa'
E5sSiis Gloss tSse week generally tuesday and I'll.
day at p. m; arnyea twice week-rregliar.
sgPpys9s Es.ehsi gefs5ugg
ST. IouIs Supplying yatsAsz Yieks6are. Memphis,
.ekan apa IetIo. islossa inIe tnaa week generally
awtsk-hIegulat
EAFoHEz AND vluEgsuRa Packer. :. Closes Monday,
Monday Thursday ana Friday at 4. m.
81. ERAEcIsyIttE Or goAsT-sqgplying the Interior OF
lqaiiiate On Sunday and Wednesday due
Iuehday and Fnday at p. M.
CQHrEaToN. or LAKE.. Clnes Monday, Wednesday and
fa "a & due Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at p
RED RIgER. Closes twee week, generally on Tuesday
and Friday At p arriyes twice wtee-frregulaT.
AArAYETE loses daily Except Sunday at p. m. ar
DARRoLLToR.. Closes en- Monday, Wednesday and Fri
an p nj arrives Tuesday, Thalsdsy Saturday p m
eA5gEsToE and Pear LAyAoA Closes every Sunday
RRAzos... Closes every Thunday al B. m arnva unoel
VERA CRux T4ArrIo0 and MExfoo--Per the West Indi
snstia % is PREPAID b csns1 snss and II I'M
eaoh--Due GA The 2is Of each month, Al 2 a. N.
HAyANA. sKsT inIA lsLAllps 8; AAIEgIoA and sURoPI
fas' 97h a. ~ 3 ist'ers and e'sRape' 10 be prepaid
HAvANApsr American Packets. Closes on the Oh AMI
month Chaeon. and once month dsotirTef-
be prepaid; si1es Tais III cents and nesspa
asal-iHsgaiar.
CAnEenE!k and oRHaoNer A upsrcan Paaketu, via cha
70 cents 70 es prepaid Do 70 Panama, 20 cents de.
40 prceaid transient uessnaners cents each 10
Pc rsa-paid- -.Arrivea once a month irregular,
Pastoaies, NsvodssnH octoasrIo. isi5.
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Death Of Campbell, tie Poa.-A writer in the
North British Review gives a touching description
Of the closing scene Of CampbelIs earthly career.
A contemporary well remarks that to utter The
sentiment printed in italics below furnishes the
best commentary upon the purity Of the life he
had spent -" On the 10th he was able to converse
more freely; but his strength had become more re-
duced and, being assisted to change his posture,
lie fsll back IN the bed insensible. Conversation
was carried on in the room in whispers: and
Campbell uttered few sentences so unconnected,
that his friends were doubtful whether he was
conscious Or not Of what going on in his pres
euces and had recourse to an artifee to learn. One
d diem spoke Of thepoem of Hohenlinden,n and
pretending TO forget the author nan1o said he had
beard il was BY Mr.. Robinson. Campbell saw
the trick, was amused and said pIayfully but in a
calm and distinct tone No; it was one Tom
Campbell The poet had--as far as poet can
become for years indifferent to postlumous fame
In 1885 five years before this time, he had been
syeakng to SOME friends in Edihburg on the sub
iect. When ] think of the existence which shall
commence when the stone is laid over my head,
how can literary iaIns appear to mer-to any one
but as nothing IhsiieUs, 1elezi am gone Sast7
ice 1siH De done to IN this trQyfha2 scas a
pure gcyffer, L Is al taerpfessiBls comfort, AZ
ne time IF lfe to 30 a5ke 10 look back and feel
ttat haze not ierittoA line against rel5gi0
or Virfuo.
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FFNlIE subscribers would respectfully call the attention OF
l. COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and Dea4eTfs, u $50
HATS and CAPS in general, TO their VEN EzE3a
EH LA RC4E assortment Ofthe Ovennmed I0D,ss -,
Ete which is SECOND TO NONE IN TIE Illf ,
~ con,I,risinv EVERY KIND AND QUALITY, en-
reIy too nuereD to detail but can honestly all per
about purchasing This line that an Inspection q uiair
fr he reason that they mostly all Of their
nianuiaefnTe md come DIRECT FROM THEIR OWN
MASTfF AiTORY al Newark, n j.; and being satisfied
with the MANUFACTURERS PROFITS feel certain
that purchasers cannot fail 10 he satisfied also (aer an npec-
ton) that the above is as represented, -
DUBBRIDCE & CO.,
ort4 6n g CustOmhOuse street up stairs
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THE FRENCU LUCINA CORDIAL;

Dr.. IgTbeelS RGStGTdtiUe DrOpa.
TTNHE INVARIABLE SUCCESS Of these Drops in cases
Of Impoteney has gained for them Just celebrity To
those persons who by OF veney or selipouion, have
brought on themselves Premature mpOteuGy, involuntary
Seminal Emissions General Debility, Wenknes and Shiyd
ling OF the Genital Organs, Nervous Affections other
consequences of unresraned indulgence Of the sensual pas
sOns these Drops strongly recommended This dreadful
practice (Onauisml depression Owne Of spirits,
with peculiar fits OF melancholy, and lessons both mental and
bodily capacity.
~ TIE 0nly Agency in the United States No. =
CARONUELEr street, between Canal and Common streets,
New Orlpan4 sign of tla d,geuapus Statue. Il ~
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A. i. COCHR ~ ~ CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MfEIR7G HASr st and d.
" rect importers Of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc.
hate always hand:
RAISlNS-ln quantities to suit purchaser;
ALMONDS-300 bales and bags Soft Shelied Almonds;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-2j0
PEPPERi ACE GINGER, eto-4OQ bags;
STARCH-AEenGy Of lleth, Floyd Co;
LOBSTERS, etc.-Agents for Caldwell & Co.;
OLIVE Olis-5OU baskets, uluts and quarts " PaguO;'
SARDiNES-Wh0!ss, halves, thirds and quarter boxes;
WlNES-Nigscay Claret, etc, in boxes; Malaga, sweet
DRANnlES-N Various qHalitess
BUTrER-AlwHys on hand, q supply best St. Louis;
ORANGES and LEMQNS-Of direct importation, and
all kinds of Foreign Fruits, ETC.;
pRlNES-ln Jars and fancy boxes;
CifRONS-3N boxes superior Genoa CrOns;
CHAMPAIGN E-1O0 baskets:
BRANDY CHERRIES-30O cases fresh, landnr;
MACCARONl AND NERMlCELLl-300 eases fresh
FIRE.GRNCKERs-3 boxes first quality Mol:
NOTWITHSTANDING of the celebrated 90 American CHRIS
tai Powder Company" guaranteed equal 10 any Pow
der manufactured oil
GUNDRlEs-I LANDING from ships Uuei, Niagara, Alba
- MIA, Ahgan, AfSonsas Alkaline, OswegO, Maid Of Or
leans and bark General Taylor
GbnFlSlI-lHN boxes:
ROE HERRING-2O barrels:
GRANBERRlES 100 packages,
TABLE SALIe-50 cases:
PINE APPLE CHEESE-30 cascsi
ENGLISH DAIRY CHEESE-d0 boxes;
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO-70uas0s Meyer' e.
STRAW PAPER-5OO rrams, SMALL
GOSHEN BDIIER-i0 irkins;
BJ fkWiEAr-l5O packages
CUBA SHES SEGARS-6O boxes,
plJkLES- AssoFtesl-75 cases;
ALE AND CIDER-75 cases; casks Phil Aei
CASTLE. SOAp-200 boxes; III
ROCK ANDY-95 eases etc etc. etc. For sale by
dt p. j. HART 4 co, 5g'fchouphonlas 81,
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or, CONS TIPATIoN OF THE HOW Els
THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
Is the sures safest and most certain remedy for this disease
il viii positively give relief in the cases, and after
al the old remedies have failed. Persons have frequently
called at ouroee with asonshmeuu their faces, stating
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon parts
Of their bodies near the bowels, and that copous movement
had resulted from Thisresult viii always follow thorough
rubbing Of the Extractor upon the bowels when they
tive. Let the experiment be tried. It perfectly safe and
in no instance can the Pain Extractor do harm.
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III w LItllsE AFFLICTED WITH VENEREAI
Il DISEASES; The reputation of the writer Z % well
established, that all that is Necessary say TO thos who have
been unfortunate have contracted any one ri those
dreadful diseases known and called Secret Disease in any pa
of their VARIOUS forms, that the writer after most surcte
FIJI practice Of twenyN year, confined strictly Ia Venerpa
Diseases and Diseases Of the Blood, (hayng treated and ~
heyed many hundreds whoWere past all hope, whom
had been under the treatment of eminent ply Cians without
any benefit enabled to offer you positively e
certain and speedy Should any Of the unfortunately
afflicted this short advertisements they would do well
call No ST CUsTOMHousE street, before applying else
where and avail epselys Of the benefits of the Subscriber
! long and successful experience.
I MULLEN Sc nhouea sire