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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
INCREASE OF PATRONAGE.
Additions to the Lists Of the Semi Weekly Times
since 18Th TuLU 1850

During the same period, of two months, we
have received new subscribers to the Daily in
Richmond, and have increased its circulation in
Lynchburg by 8.
The aggregate increase, therefore, for the two
months, has been 55, or at the rate of 33 per
annum, which would soon place the Times cir
culation far ahead of anything now known in
Virginia. Our maxim is, to give our subscribers
as much matter as possible, with as little expendi-
ture for useless paper as possible, which enables
us to put the subscription at the minimum rates
Of So and So for advance payments. Cheapness,
with enterprise is the secret of the best newspa-
per success in the North, and we are convinced it
will prove so in the South. At all events, we are
trying the experiment, and, so far, it more than
answers our calculations.
One of the most gratifying circumstances of
the increase of our country circulation shown
above, is the distribution of the subscribers
amongst so many different counties.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
GEORGIA.

We have authentic information from Miedgevie
that Gov. Towns will certainly call Convention OF the
State Doubts ohis action had been expressed in vari-
Gus quarters though for ourselves, never for mo,
ment doubted, and the information was sought toHaaSs
others.-CAarLeston Mercurq. Sent Il. 80.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

The Charleston Mercury of Friday publishes
the following note from the notorious Mr.. Rhet :
liessrs Editors: There is an error made by your
correspondent B. (unintentonal know IN his account
of the speech lately delivered at marlborough, which
it is proper should correct only because inconsistent
with the position took in Charleston and elsewhere.
He represents as saying in substance, 1--WE must
secede, South Carolina ,oM lead Qf-Georga will go
with her. &c" What | said was: Georgia iDiH lead
off, South Carolina will go with her, &c.
Your obedent servant,
R. B. RHETT.
The errat,ta touches the gst of the whole mat
ter Georgia is to "lead off, and South Carolina
| to follow But Georgia aoont lead off, and South
Carolina wont have to follow, and there will be
the end of it, gentlemen of the Rhett genus
pluming themselves the while on their being "true
to the South" A little home capital for personal
advancement is at the bottom of a great deal of
the disunion movement. The cue is now given
out. Georgia will lead off, And, if she don't,
we who are for resistance, will cry out, how the
South would have been saved, # Georgia had not
disappointed us! Such will be the language of
the resistance men in six months from this time.
REvEws-We have received, from Messrs.
Nash & Woodhouse, the attentive agents for
Richmond, Scott & Co.'S American reprint of the
Westminster Reuieo for July, and the North Bril-
tish Reuieao for August The former being the
organ of innovation in England, contains, as
usual, much that is new. The latter contains an
interesting article on the trial of DR.. ]. w. Web
ster, in which the writer, before seeing his last
confession, contended that he was proved to be
guilty Of murder. The concluding part of the
article notices the confession, and discredits DR..
Websters statement that he was innocent of pre-.
naeaitated murder. CDR. Webster" says the re-
in the petition he had in the most solemn and en-
phatic terms called God to witness that he was
innocent of the crime which he has confessed"
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
CATHARINE N. AND EDWIN FORPE


Judge Edmonds of the Supreme Court, on the I'd o
September, issued an order to Edwin Forrest enjoin
ing him until the further order of the Court absolutely
to desist and refrain from further prosecuting by him
self or by any counsellor attorney or agent the suit OF
action for a divorce, commenced or attempted to be
commenced by him against Catharne n Forrest, by
libel in the Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia or
any other SUIT or action for like divorce in any other
State than the State of New York and from coming
into any house or place where she the said Catharne
N. Forrest, may reside or be- and from removing, or
taking any measures, in person. by counselors aitor-
neys or agents, to remove the said Cathane N Forrest
from out OF the State of New ork; and the said
Edwin Forrest, his counseors, attorneys and agents.
also ordered and enoned until the further order q
this Court absolutely to desst and refrain from sea
conveying, or in any manner disposing Of, or PAN
with, or encumbeIing the landsstapemcuts ND
], ], ! ! !
estate OF the said Edwin Forr5 n
New York or any part the1 6ot
yourperil." - 5f
Rowland and Chase s Slse ap-
pend notice. iorbiddmgl fyI I3HY ii {l;is
State, to baaswed out oi Z $2S IL |&ud xhat
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17


"The heavenly Venus first his fury found,
Me next encounterng, me he dared to wound
Vanquished fled; even |, the good Of fight, :
From mortal madness scarce wassaved by hig1nh
Else hadst thou seen me sink on Wonder plajpI
Heaped round and heaving under loads or
Orpierced with Grecian darts, for &gea
Condemned to pain though aited ii
Had the "ood of f;ohtn lived nsthd
his condemnation would not havx
ton.
RAILWAYS READY
to pain. The most severe.
Rheumatism, Lumbago,
Spasms, Strains, Bruises, GU
tons, Sore Throat, Hoa1
y cured by few appS
ltisso speedy in
pains have been
Relief. II has .e1
Tooth Ache
crania, or
Cramps
go by
med
time
Gre
demne
Tim
And
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

69s Every subscriber in the country is particularly
requested to forward his dues by letter postpaid,
written and ranked by his postmaster. BY doing this
he will save us froma very heavy loss in collectors COM
missions
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED,
Schr. Pinta, Mounts, Troy.
Schr. Copa Sears, Boston.
Schr. Memento, Smith, New York =
Schr. ]. G. Doughty, Murphy, Philadelphia.
SAILED,
Schr. Courier, Rogers. Boston.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
From the Richmond Reading Room Book

From the Richmond Reading Room Book
REPORT STEAMER CURTIS PECK, x
On her upward trip from Norfolk yesterday.
A large fleet OF vessels in the Roads-wnd N. E.
every appearance Of storm.
VESSELS BELow-Schr Hope, Of Baltimore, at Days
Point; schr Patmos, from New York; and schr Knight,
from Baltimore
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17

Total. $40 900
In case the money coming her shall exceed this
sum- she will hereafter designate the charity 10 which
it shall be appropriated.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-09-17
Hoe TRADE IN CNoINNATI-The following table
shows the number ofhogs slaughtered in Cincinnati in
a.,

The Commercial says that the decrease has been
ascribed principally 10 an extreme degree of caution
manifested by the packers" and to the influence
which dishearening reports had, IN conjunction with
spells OF unavorahle weather. in inducing the holders
OF hogs to visit other points,
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
uroor,vr C,,v r,s.r,,x.r...

rottcp Coprr.-Bsforc Justice John n King The
P,or, Charles Svin. Nicholas Brcoks and cfhers.
Tho defendants arrested in the town Of Graves
end the sth day o. last April the pisint Of
IIsman X Hewlett, proprietor OF the Governor'-
Mansion. at Consy Island Point. The charge IL that
the d.ferdsns about the frt day of April bur
aariou.y and maliccusly entered during the absence
of the proprietor the above premises with the uten-
ton of holding possession Of the same The eramins-
ton ~ one Of the Defendants. Charles ssif was held
yesterday before tho above justice. and the evidence
far given shows oonclusyey that Swift did take
frcibe possession of said premises md continued to
hold the for himsslf until arrested n appears
that in iss7. Mr.. Howlctt furnished the money-up-
wards of one thousa nd dollsrsto Lathrop y Eddy
Attorney his mother Harriet Eddy for the purpose
Of building the house called the Governor Mansion
taking mortgage Eddys Interest the latter sg-cc
inc TO give Howlctt the entire management and
control Of ssid ieasehoj premises. except far
the rights one Thomas Y Hart. who was then under
stood tc be the proprietor q the Consy Island Pav
lion or Tent Subsequently. in March last Eddy sold
out representing 10 hs purchaser the defendant that
he his mother the sole owners OF the same aud
that the plaintiff hsd intcres; whatever In the pre-
miscs Upon this representation, the defendant. In
company with others, While Nr Hewlett was =; Al
bsny took forcible posssss"u and continued TO hold
the zane In violation of the rights ~ the plaintiff
and contrary TO all Law The examination va sd
Iourntd 70 the 10th inst
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

line of steamers. from New orlsans 10 Californis
Via Vera Cruz, " about 10 b establi.hed and is cal
euiated that rassenrs b. taken through In twcn-
ty--ix days
Eighteen vessels. lsde With esrgo~s valued OF over
half million ~ dollars have sailed from Hong Kong
f,r california within th. space ~ thys- months
gentleman recently rrturnedfvm th- gold r~gion
that rrsat nur,sr. " Chimes are in fan yraaeia<o
and at ths dsxinss.
Ihers ver. ts dash. in Bs,'insr.. during s,.e v<s
ending Ayru ~
The New York herald., 1850-05-03


nEAFNESs.-tSE DR. NcNAIEs ACOUSTIC OIL.
~ tg tbs cure u Dsafuess alec All t,se c.sa1rec.bls
nssss Ike ~ Turing q inc,t fsus - water whrsirs
Many Who for Ten ff esu or t-e.,
yssr, sri ~sre sutee, 20 v,e esr trum-t have r
i,sy .sll u he. cured eases % ten af,e.n.
thfty Jesrs standing of dssfnes. sela only Fsnsss W
tohsfo'k h 90 RhoTTiERS ~ Jsls .trsst.
T'BE sARMtp wvxsn's PRIVATE nEDIcALcox-
paaion-By Dr; a. NJ nsurceau, Prvf ,.lr q D.sasss
suffering. = physical saa ssssts .rsS. 70 rsay ~
Intended fsr ths married hs-s .-mpis
be tnown % them Particularly
Te these whose bsssh dscs permit % ef ia
n,rs si.s evsry fsssls'sss w,f. the rstherst. On.
either uddns omanhosa The IN nc aesline "
ss aso,r .hs ssns, ,mt s@s sSs sss a. ,sssr,
remeds ard --r,sin ods "s In every ~vuplsns
s-lrsss sf Letter frasa Gsnti,ru.s IN payiy, otlsJ
DssrOs, hsy !, isr.
~ D-sr sir-ry .fe hss resn r.rcertbly sasirs for
three years NOR. n rea, anguish
every eebitaaa srd tros,yas
Cd hr putting 81 life IN imminent danger which
a,s. rss f ss ~. % vs. .sr.
A. ~. tine tnov shout two uon,hs) heard your book
receipt and r.rasa ssnsss express 70 vow The
relief rcrded ~ Distressed mind sas e jsy u. rage.
nv ro,ss Ss.s, ss. Il as sr.sss ssa
me- Which little .crccivcd rcs.tie But fr tf ere
% my VII. sss s..s y, . !. a. .ss ssss ss
ehl ldren left mothetiess.
,.,. -, s.s,;. % s.sy.y y e.
Snded fer the married or those contemplating marriage
sale ~ ~, Broadway. snd a. -. fv.Iishas onse -
via Be.,en ,. P.,cr.cr. l.s.irhs
free y as r..,ss sss,rs % Il. a..i f. ss.ss ss.
Ia Nee vsrs sii,' 20 ode. 'i - us.,',
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

nR. MORRISON ~ coNrIpEsrIALLr coSsyLIm
~ 90 FORMS of private diseases prsetics q tkiSty
years enables him 70 perfectly vihcot ersary nS-
cent removed in fev dsys ssrset~res ssd sskeA1
Losser a,kms, sn h, sk.s, nav ruissn stssst.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

nR. COSvERS' INvIGORATING CORDIAL THB
~ great remedy for Seminal Weakness, Impotence, and
Nocturnal Emissop ruinous for society
business matrimonyse bottle S. with directions
and important advice the married and thoss about
marry Sole by DR. e. at IS Third between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. NY.
nOCTOR YOURSELF PRIvATELY-FoR Is CENTS
~ by Of the Pocket fscuspus, Every One Hit
Own Fhyscien. Twenty fourth edition. with hundred
snrravns showing Private Diseases and MAfsrmatons Of
The Gensrative Syst shape aud fern, by william
YOUNG n d. Graduate Of the University Of Penn.yvania
The Diseases semi
ssses Of the rrese Gland mpoeney Solitary Habi.s Of
Youth, faithfully described, and al the
plain language The chapter Self Abuse and Seminal
weakness worthy 81 particular sention asi should
read by Young who have
In disease previous TO placing yourselves under
the Of deetcr matter what his proensons
be- get cory Of this truly useful work Strangers visits
the city. particularly those contemplating DON
lapius Sea csptaius and so hsuii posss.
Every ons NJ: ov, rhyc.n Any sending ,wsniy
hook By nall copies will be for dollar Ad-
drcss DR. wM. YOUNG 132 Spruce street, PhsdsIphis,
York.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
y,RrNcws rxrRrss PASSENGER rR.rN.--.,

NRENCHS EXPRESS PASSENGER rRAfN.---uY
~ second division of ths popular Express viii ~,v. ~
York per steamship Georgia, Monday, w h b, AZ,
.ssy sssn. ,.., 80, ~ ~ ', s'ss,, thence IN
through lPao the Great Gap ~ the Serra Mmbrs down
the Ga the Colorado 20 San franseo Every tbsg
necessary rnid expedition has been amply prerarsd.
Wanted to enlist. ioo men ier California Apply 20
" DDtfCIAgs a Wall
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

I'm. MURPHY mas RruoyED MS 0rrlcr no ~
- Rossvsit street thahafn, -hsrc he ny 70 ces
suited All forms ~ private discss, prastc ~ even
enables Dr % varfsbt speedy ann psrfecf
evre all ~ho rive him trial. refnnd the Gs
norrhes curea four days No creury used Hears
IA. fa, ~
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
vI'o OWNERS OF sTEAn AND PACKET sfnPs.-rui

EoR shLr-InE FAsT-s.ILING YACHT RICHARD
harshal % - IONS Tan be the fs Jaes...
sr.e, bst River Inquire a. the ~ Jssks0n sad
south streets r,xs
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
IN. RAlpH. AUTHOR OF THE "PRACTICAL PRI.

- yate Treatise. Seofiee hours. TO u A. Nj tesP
M (Sunday excepted mo. eS Greenwich street. Those
who apply in the earlier stage Of certain diseases, will be
surprised at the and rapdty Of the In Structure
ffou iucipent its advanced and dis
tressng stages; Also in Seminal diseases &c. rom uneom
advantages, and extensive pructoe,) he
such certain, SAFE and radical he show
ample stating be obtained from other ID
Avver
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

CTRICTuR E-ITS NATURE SYMPTOMS, CoNSE-
- quenees mode Of detecting and permanent with
remedies No who has Dr. Ralphs Practical
Private Treatise need long be troubled with structure.
Eighth edition price ST. May be had Of the author ~ Green
The New York herald., 1850-05-03


silver, bullion, specie jewelry precious metals,
unless bills ading signed therefor and the value there
Of therein expressed.
nor LIvERPOoL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship PACIFIC, Capt Ezra e.-Ths steaAar will de-
par, iron the foot Of Canal street with the mails for Eu
opepostively saturday 18th May At Il o'clock, H. For
Tsg. or passage having unequaed accommodations for
elegance OF comfort apply TO
EDWAgD X. COLLINS, "a South street.
Positiyely no berth can II secured i'll paid for.
DACkET FOR nANRT-sE Ed OND LINE THE SHIP
81 NlNoLAS Eveeish master. will sai the LIST
June. BOYD HENCKEN, lGl Pearl street.
1>HR0uCH 4lNt FOX SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHA
Il grss-The new and tavorite steamships
CHEROkEE. DO tons Can't. H. Wind!e.
PHILADELP ,lOo tons. Capt. J. Y. Nicholson.
the only direct line between York and ChsxeA
and connection with the United Mail Stsau, Psck-
,ts in .he Pscido. semm"n,hly line through 70 Ssn
francisco.
ExpvcED RATES or vAkg TO
Cherokee. Philadelphia.
After Saloon state Rooms -. ..si2 sl2s
Forward saloon do. ls9 no
Lower CABIN. ,-.........
.ose OF the Saloon.
Steerage, (found with matress-
and boardt sos 30
Freight Chagres 70 per foot. the
rmus borns by the For passa&s
,pplyto ROWLAND AsPINWAIL,
81 Sout street, New York.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

nR: JOHNSON, NO. i6 DUANE STREET, so WELL
~ known in the treatme Mt Of delicate diseasesThe
reputation for skill in those that
existed for years. eminent Constitutional weakness
Anrnd in fnnr DAYS
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

I list vr LETTEks KExAINING IN TnE NEW YORK
IL Poet Once, April "a 1889.
EJACULATION.
Please alton the date Ia which they are ad
vertsedi LADIES LIST.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03
sIIlPPING.

YYEITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
~ York and Lserpoo-Tbe ships composing this line
ATLANTIC Captain west. ARCTIC, Captain Lnce
PACIFIC, Captain Nye BALTfC, tain Comstok.
ADRIAflC, Captain Grafton.
These ships having built by contract expressly for
has been taken in tseir
sfuetiop their engines strength and
and their accommodations for passengers are an
Snallsd for elegance Price o from New
York 70 Liverpool sis exclusive Of extra sse state
So exprenced surgeon will be attached to eaeh
shp No ber,hs unt paid for For freight
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

NEw YORK JOURNAL OF MEDICINE FOR NAV,
n lSj0-Ths number contains thirteen original commu
nieatons from distinguished members Of the profeson
photographed notices of all the late Medical
full synopsis Of the in the Euro
pevn and American Journals This Journal is established
since lS and published other month at
or 90 cents per cory each number containing si pe
einen numbers part Of the country appca
tion (popt pad) liberal commission allowed book
Sellers yicans and agents Canvasng agents ted in
the country liberal terms. Apply TO
II. f. HUDSON. yauncey Court, 20 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1850-05-03

DROCLANATI0N.-wArTs' NERVOUS ANTIDOTE 10
guaranteed all kinds Of Neuralgia, TicdOuiou
reuz, Cramps, Vertigo, Consumpton Rheumatism. Gout
Fts Prostrstion from Nervous Debility Anaphrodsa anl
All spssmodc Affections 81 bottle; - dossn;
l02 Nassau street.
TIE money returned IL found inefsctual
Sworn before this 9Th day OF February, 1sSp.
TALBOT WATTS.
CALEB g. WOODHULL. Mayor.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-22
PUBLICATION DAY.

In consequence of the present defec-
tive arrangements Of our mail routes, we
are compelled to change our publication
day to Friday, in order to take such ad-
vantage of the mails as will supply n
large number of our subscribers with our
paper several days earlier than under the
existing arrangement We do not, how
ever, intend this as permanent change
and as soon as circumstances will permit
we shall return to our former publication
day. Some of our subscribers have borne
with patience for long time, the great
inconvenience of receiving the papers Z
or 8 days after publication; to such we
acknowledge our obligation. We may
also venture to hope that as the mail ia
cilities are increased that our subscription
list will also become more profitable.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-22
THE MAILS.

Again we have cause ofcomplaint a.
gainst our mails, but we do Mr.. Colamer
the justice to say that no part of the blame
lies at his door. Only few of our ex-
changes came to hand this week, and
they were scarcely in readable condi-
ton, for "lately washed in shower"
they were stu dripping, besmeared with
mud, without envelopes or address; the
Post-masters below us must have sent
them by measure or by guess, for no
marks OF ofidentity whatever appeared
bout them. The Carolinian and Tele-
graph presented quite rakish appear
ance, and but for the high moral reputa-
ton which they have heretofore maintain
ed, might have been accused of having
been out on a "reg'lar bust" The Ad-
vocate too, although the "organ of the
Sons" looked suspicious. The Charles
ton papers, have doubtless cast anchor
in some "mud puddle" between this and
Hamburg, or are perhaps safely housed
on the way waiting for better weather;
with anxious solicitude we 'bide their re-
port.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-22

have been throughout all Mexico, before the
revolution and the establishment of the Texan
Government, then, if il were desirable to have
possession cf Texas Joy purchase, rs means of
preventing it's becoming British possession, L
suppose that object could have been secured
10y making it free territory of the United
States as well slave territory.
Sir, inm my great desire not to prolong this tic
bate, L have omitted what intended to say
upon particular question under the motion
of the honorable Senator from Missouri. propo-
sing an amendment to the resolutions OF the
honorable member from Illinois, and that is,
upon thc propriety aud expediency of admittin :
California, under all circumstances, Just as she
is The more general subjects involved in this
question are now before the Senate under the
resolutions of the honorable member from Ken
lucky. | will say that feel under great obi
cations to the honorable member toc introdu-
cling the subject, and for the very lucid speech
which he made and which has been SO much
read throughout the whole country. am al
so under eieat obligations to the member from
Tennessee for The light which he has shed upon
this subject; and, in some respects, 1T VIII be
seen that differ very little from the leading
subjects submitted by either ofthose honorable
gentlemen. gaeto. sEf,g
Now, sir, when the first question of the ad-
mission of California shall be before the Senate,
lproposc-but not before every other gentle
man who has wish TO address the Senate
shall have gratified that desire--to say some
thing upon the boundaries of California, upon
the Constitution of California, and upon the ex-
pedency, under all the circumstances, of adj
mtting her with that Constitution
Mr.. Calhoun Ono word, and have done;
and that word is, that Notwithstanding the ac-
QUESTION of the vast Territory of Texas repre-,
sented by the Senator from Massachusetts,ssit is
the fact that all that addition to our territory
made it by no means equal to what the Nor
them States had excluded us from before that
acquisition. The territory lying west between
the Mississippi and the Rocky Mountains is
threc-fourths of the whole;of Louisiana, and
that which lies between the Mississippi and the
Ohio, added to that, makes much greater cx-
tent of territory than Florida and Texas and
that portion of Louisiana that has fallen to our
share,
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-22

NEW MAIL. y

IL affords us lieasure to announce the
commencement fen additional mail from
this place to Pendleton IN yesterday,
winch will give us much important news
"a hours in advance of our former mails.
For this accommodation we are in indebt-
ed 10 the favorable attention of our Rem
resentativein Congress, and through his
continued efforts in bchalfof this hereto
lore much neglected District, we hope
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-22
KEOW EE COURIER
FrIsay, March 99, 1850.

With n view of accommodating our Sub
scribers who live at n distance, the following
gentlemen are authorized and requested to
act as agents in receiving and forwarding Sub
scriptions to the KEowEE Courier, viz:
MAJ. w. 8. GRESHAM, at West Union.
EDWARD HuGnEs, Esq, Horse Shoe.
l.. p WERNER, Esq, Bachelors Retreat
M. f. MIToHELI, Esq. {" Pickensville.
D. =. HAooep, Twelve Mile.
j. Il. WEBB, for Anderson District.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-03-22

soon to see our friends in tho Eastern por-
tioa of the District supplied with better
mail accommodations.
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-14
GENERAL VAPOR BATH.

A DOPTED unanimously by Congress- through
IA the strong recommendations of numerous
United States Surgeons, and other eminent Ply
sicians, as per testimonials. The apparatus fixed
portable; the position recu.bent, therefore IA
vorable TO the detihfated and to the safe, equal dis
tribution Of heat The applications nature
aiding; from the potent epidemic antidote sul-
phur fume, Gas shown in the United States Peni
tertiary, and elsewhere,) efficient in diseases
called mecWial; in rheumatic, cutaneous. &c.
10 the most saluary of the operations of the far
famed Oriental Sfeam Bath, still used in Turkey
there lately studied by the undersigned, aud found
to be particularly scrviceable to the organs Of
spiration. Instructions and rights for making and
use furnished. Alec, powerful, but safely grad
uated Electro gavanic and Magnetic machine
for nervous and other complaints. Applied at
City Hall, east wing, first floor, Convenient for the
idme,) No. 2S, and at residence sick. Probatum
est. BOYD REILLY
Sent 9-eodtf