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FROM COL. BEALE.


To the Eaaor Of The Parhsrs5urg Ga=eiie:
viii YOU pauss say in your paper that in consequence
If nm Intellectual attempt hold district convention nj
parkersburc TO nominate candidate represent the IAN
Conoressonal District in the Congress o The United
S,a,es have ut tho solicitation of u number of friends
,nnouncet nv self subject the decson OF Convention,
# "ne should be held hereafter Respectfully, yours,
u o'' ~ J, NJ. H. BEALE.
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X hRlTTlHcHAM MITCHELL, rropr,e,
llypr,J. A. BELyIS.

: sILbERS TT HLLK, RICHMOND, VA
= .s: o. I.e @ tobacco Box Makers are informed thai
I,lnyer, suitable TO their purposes. is very
@a' AID Bassers; also, Whiss Plne S 1t PopaI s,Ist
~ ! - ! .at S. ..samor.
''"o0o' Of superior qusnry for Tobacco
Oct l9-cw6m
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NEw ORLEANS APRIL 8.-The Ohio arrived from Havana
on Sunday bringing 4s2 900 10 gold dust. Mr. Clay s among
the passengers
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The marble palace OF Stewart on Broadway New iork,
for the sale Of dry goods. Is valued the assessors BOOK
Of the Sixth Ward, for this year, at s260,0o0.
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CONNECfICUT.-Reurn for Governor from all the
townships in the State except Franklin and voun,own, ne
published In the New Haven Palladium giving the following
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-. -. .'.n sa .:..ca'l:G! returned executed.
Il -. - - fctv"et u! the defendant the sum of
:: i@si:', with legal in,crcs, on fifty-elN
aal a'r ,acgc0I from The ls,doy Of April.
-, . .',s N :rsly dollars and twenty tive
n;gs.. On "o =. ls Jay of Juv 1850, Till paid,
h hvn;e sna'7 a"I twenty-five cents, another
-: On aSY ~ w o,,a,cr, 1850 ul paid, and with
'hs a. t; d. ~ro,yhve cents, The balance
~ ..,. '... 50 till paid; an'it appear
':i:nggs. i 70. resident Of this State. on
:s5 her. 'N"ih-y . Is ordeied that III. said
" '2 via, Is ,r. INN "1s month after duo publication Of
= -. t.. 70 p;oee, his interests; and that
,s "'=: ieT four successive weeks in the
.a:,he q, ils.;shcl in III. city Of Richmond,
:, Gay r h. .sx, ni .Ae Court house oi this county,
--t'is' H'".!': Cvu-;. Acopy-Teete,
JOHN IIJtNTER e.. C.
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49,, RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
,isuEp DAILY AND SENl.M IN.
.,,,x F, G. THOMAS RITCAAH'
L Z: Z " S

:. ~ ~ ,,ru,;, az! a; ;ne rats u' esn'
.,r shorter pcnpG than n"G r., ~ moa,h. ray.
,rs per aanum and ;ny.s Io,as Nv nal. r,., paid;
.,-r 70 bx paid IN IN. :Hsct, .; ts',"''- .
- ,uuun az ne Ell" y! !Hr fe' ,,o., m Invl aud
mes 10 ias Office ma. rc -, ,.,s;a Of iii ct
- r,.., a, III. ri-l o; the Eiioe M n,;sr scarce
~ S - ,er,s,s The postage oi sa5 in
.orni 10 the wr;sr Is the mon Edi,ors
,s,ns.s ~ rb,ch op.rfHee s.. q Serious 'aA Hi''' ',
TERMS or ADVERTISING. ~ las. er, in.
pALY ENQrlREk:-."t t,,ee" ,,yenNtye cents
week. ,wicu wee. OF three ''a:s NesH' "'''''
trs<rs are charged City deaIs f"t nlry .ss' %
= t,r advertisements Of greater iehsH-cA'elH JS,
who are charged ~ dollars. (papcf neiuuod
EEALY-For Eiteen lInce, or isss, hIs' eoi"0l
| .ca continuance 6u Cents.
LANCE laGst De- acc0nitaNcn WIN WV au' -
| ftssacas. 10 insure rStcutiV:
:rG :'r6:!ss o rs,lIc! e-eeedins e'5Hs "'Se0'
4 :, ..s.r'Esy--.c:iis 49,
49, . and Marriages nuai the Country, shensvet inc
-y.s Unsnown 10 us. mus. I've authenticated D! "e
ps.ias.<r IL -: nels shGo!eod, or Iiiey wiz ~ Nv
~ .,Iap measure tia; has been !iSch Y. S'en'
~ III ,.c:cI .i.ie.Jure unaSd!!h!s, we iauS',
IA c..a ua5a tae communications being cccu
;I,. pos,ra.,r ,rrii,sm has bnek ot thu t::er.
sE.z.t.1e1sn-1e...se
40 mic WIEEow. NO. Iio MAIN 81.
- l..n: Daguerrean GaU,ry is naw l~gmsnen!y
=. .s.ye aunher. We have ttted NJ and furnished
s .vecy ,iins trQuki.e ior Convenience Ind tpisn
4 n.y.. uu. :.lel.ds viii ca!l and e%Hmine.
EXTRACTS.
A. ~ his nc estab lshmeat IN :lTie which 70
/, -. .po:. nj. late an. lbera!liy -DlSrGlch.
- y il IS pretty nouiour as we haze recently seen
u. ;h sp.end," ea.nsIs 'cn we've, tlVans, stetaets
), ..a.ow, wi,a stained glass, &C -Enqi'rcr
f.? L Co. we:e III; trs: a.rodace the SsyLtshs sTs
sac, aa5 @prsar 70 r constantly infsnilns something
,srusa. OF the aT.-Itsres. -
tent Of ii. show.ro0n i- eziuis:;o whilst bis Sky
80 Hdts
-! n:re:l;, think viii give eTca: satisfaction, as
ans oeen L.xeu, ru,ard ess OF expei>c, g. make
- ;on Soah Lisu,.3 lee. in I-igu,, and OF proper
l.. i4E trieci long In SKY LShts
WILLIAM PRATT,
hi. Say. Light Daguerrean cai!e!y. No. l.5 Msn 81.
kirkm ~. lnlr :hc Go:hc Window.
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Mr.. Webster 10 Mr.. Marsh.
DkFA TMLNT OF DTA1b,
w AsHTNGTON. February %. 1851


WASHINGTON, February Is, 1851.
Sir I am directed by the President to address you
the subject Of the Hungarian refugees, who are now
10 the Turkish dom inons.
1t is understood by this Government that Mr. Kossuth
and forty fifty others, his companions in conne-
meat in huayish in Asia Minor. where they have bsen
for year more, and thar they continue to ieel an
earnest desire 10 come to the United States
By despatch of my predecessor yon instructed
to offer to the Sublime Porte to receive Mr.. Kossuth
and his companions on board Of one OF the national
ships OF the United States 10 convey them to this
try.
twoud have been extremely eratifi ing to the Gov
eminent and people ihe United States if this PROPOSE
ton could have been at that time accepted but ii is I'M
derstood that lis not having heen complied with by the
Sublime Porte did not arise from wish on his lmpe
rial Maesty's to detain them, or from any unwl-
ngness that they should proceed to the United States
hut was in consequence OF the Sultsl oer Austria
10 aetan these persons Tor one year; at the expiration
OF which time unless further conventions should be en-
tered into to proong their detention they should be al
liberty TO depart.
Ii this be so, the time is at hand when their re-
lease may be expected, and when they may be permit
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asl.s ~ ly.,ional Ia,al.sssas.a.

RossuTh lsNp Hts COMPANIONS,
The President If The United States yesterday com,
nunicated to the Sanate, in response to late resou
ton OF that ooy, correspondence between the secre
tary OF state and other Ministers Of the Govern
men IN relation to the release Of Louis Kossuh and
his companlons in exile from their confinement in the
TURKISH uominions and their removal to the United
states. From this correspondence, which, are in
formed, Is quite vouminous, our Reporters have Sc
eaed The suoJoned Letters, as comprising the portion
which at the present moment will be most interesting
to the public
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-14

The FREsHEr.-The River at this place has
fallen 8. me two feet since Monday night Poca-
hontas Bridge is still standing hui is supposed to
be navery preearous condition. Many persons
believe that we overslated, in our last paper, the
damage done by the Freshet. If we have done
50, we shall, when convinced ofthe fact, most glad
ly acknowledge the error.
Pei. Int. of Wednesday,
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Leader, Fountain, Camden, Me.
Sehr Delaware, Biemore, St. George, Ne.
q Schr Albion, Raivley Camden, Me.
Schr Fair, Snedcor. New York
Schr Mary Nat, Smith, New York
Schr WIN. Mowry, Baker, New YORK.
Schr lydia Ann, Worries, New York
Schr Ellen, Nickerson, Boston.
Schr Schooboy, -, Philadelphia.
Schr G.org eEngns, Dorr, Porto r leo.
Schr Cosmus, Freeman, Attakapas, sugar and mo
lasses to Dunlop Moncure IL Co.
SAILED,
Schr Mary Adeiine, Powers. Baltimore
Schr Falmouth, Creighton, Baltimore
Schr John Oliver, Kerwan Philadelphia.
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EHAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.-The
hM commencement Of the Medical Department W IL
be held in the COLLEGE Building in this city, at IL o.
clock, NJ, TODAY.
The Rev. DR.. Green President of the College, and
Professor johnson, will address the graduates.
The Governor and Executive officers, members Of
the Legislature and Convention, the Medical Faculty.
and citizens generally, ate invited to attend.
NH l4-ls
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DIED

Yesterday m ornIng, VIRGINIA, daughter of Mary
B, Bracket, aged % years The friends and acquain
tauces OF the family, and those of VIM Breeden, are
requested to attend her funeral from the residence of
her mother, this afternoon at half past 3 ocIack
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-14

We regret to learn that the middle span OF the
East Wheeling Bridge fell down on Saturday last
with some noise and damage only to itself. 1t is
asserted that the contractor will not be the sufferer
that the fault was in the plan. We have not
examined enough to know the merits of the case
but il often occurred To us that the braces were
too near horizontal to be of mnch use.
U1heelin0 Times
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THE TIMES, TERMS.

DAILY TIMES, per annum, if paid in advance, or
within 80 days from the beginning OF subscribers
year. observation-disclosures 90
DO. ii not paid lin every easel. 90
SEMl-W EEkLY TIMES, per annum, it paid
in advance or within 80 DAYS tac... co
Do. if not paid lin every easel. ........... 90
Single copies, Daily Times, two cents each; semi
weekly three eachin wrappers ready for mailing
tour cents each. For sale at the ZINES OFFICE.
Copies OF the DAILY TINES always be procured
likewise at the Periodical and Newspaper Depot OF
Messrs. ALLEN Il GENTRY, on Broad sreet-prce two
cents.
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~ BALTIMORE, March l3-CPd, schr C en-. Worth,
Travers, Richmond.
NEW YORK, March 12-Cld, brig Neptune.
Schiekel, Port WarthaI
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Heavy FEyE-A negro named Noah c. Hanson,
charged viii harbourng last Summer two runaway
slaves, belonging to Hon w Coleock tried in the
Warrington City Criminal Court 90 Saturday last
and found guilty. He fined 81 0se, and stands
committed TIL tie same be paid
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WASHINGTON, FEBRUARY 90, 1851.
SIR: Being DESTROYS to know the exact condition in
itch the Hungarian exiles are, and what the nten-
tons of the Turkish Government aesupposed to be in
regard to them would be obliged to you if you would
give such information this Subject you may
possess.
Yours, respectfully, -...
DAN'L WEBSTER.
JOHN P. Brown Esq
Dragoman of the u. S. Legation at Constanlinople.
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Coal IN IoNA-It is stated that coal of an ex-
cellent quality has been found in Cedar township,
twenty-five miles from Fort Madison. tits some
sixty feet below the surface and the vein from four
10 six feet thick A company has been formed
% work il.
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EVENING SESSION.

Various bills were read third time and ordered TO
be engrossed.
Mr. CRAIG, fom the Committee of Roads, presented
bill to authorize the appointment of Secretary to
the Board OF Public Works.
Mr.. WHITE presented petion OF James Norris VIM
Fl. G. Hudson and others, for railroad from Rich
mond 10 some point at near Charlottesville.
On motion Of Mr.. RUSSELL,
RESOLVED, That the Committee of Propositions en-
quire into the eypediency ofncoporatng Ritchietown
in Ohio county.
BILLS REJECTED.
A bill for the relief ofIIguh Stone was rejected;
A bill authorspg the Exchange Bank or Bank of
Virginia to establish branch bank at Scottsville, in
Albemarle, rejected;
A bill in relation to The liabilities of Railroad Com
panies was taken up. Mr.. SPEED moved to postpone
the bill indefinitely, which was ost--ayes 81, noes 46
The question was then taken the passa ge of the
bill, and it was decided in the negaive-ayes 49, roe
IS.
BILLS PASSED.
A bill refunding to the Treasurer Of the Norlhumbet
land Academy certain sum of money;
bill to egalize the organization of the county OF
Raelg h;
A bill diyorcng Sarah F. Wilson from her husband
john Wilson was taken up.
Mr.. WHEELER moved 10 amend the bill by way of
ryder, to divorce janr R. from Ter husband Behazar
Sperat Du Vegrex.
The ryder was ordered to be engrossed.
MIR. FERGUSON advocated the passage of the bill
He believed that when man and woman could not live
together as man and wife, that they should be divorced
rather than live together man an wife, when they
are not man andwife
The bill and ryder were then passed.
A bill releasing to Mary Jordan the Commonwealth
right to certain lands therein mentioned, then taken
up.
Mr.. WHEELER offered ryder, which was ordered
TO be engroset The bill was then passed.
On motion OF MIR. PATRICK, the House adjourned.
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gSV AUCTION NOTICE-The sale of Goods
will he continued at the of Mr.. Jas. Evans on
MONDAY next, the 18th inst, commencing at 10
o'clock This will be large and extensive sale, com
prlsng fine China Tea Sets Glas ware Croekery and
Soneware, Knives and Forks, Walters, and great
variety of Fancy Articles Families, as well as deal
ers, are requested to attend.
JOS. MAYO, 5Trrs,aos
NH l2-5t JNO. WOMBL,} i''''ee'
t ANNUAL MEETING OF THE BIBLE
SOCIETY The Annual Meeting Of the Bible So
ciety OF Virginia will be held in the city OF Richmond
on TUESDAY, the LIST OF April. Auxiliary Societies
NH lo-cd G. N. JOHNSON, Rec. Sec'y.
FLETCHER's HAIR TONIC.-This compound
will be found on nia to be superior any ohe article
ever offered to the public for curing scurt or dandrufI
prevent the hair from falling off turning grey and
cure all diseases OF the head or scalp. 1t composed
OF vegetable extracts, approved by the highest medical
authority 1t never leaves the in suspense as to its
virtues clears the head OF all scu and dandru renders
The hair beautifully soft, and gives it dark durable
Istre, which, with its well known curative powers in
ernptions and diseases OF the scalp renders it an inds-
peAsabIe article in the household Of every family
Price my cents per bottle For sale wholesale and
retail by VIM. Fletcher, under the American HoteI-
Also, to be had at Adie d. Grays, r. r. Duvals and
4. A. Meredilhs, Druggists, Main street, and fl ]
Miller, l75 Broad street, Thomas H. Rosser Peters
burg; John IL: Seay Lynchburg; and William Smith,
Raleigh, N. G.. te 10
WARM BATHS FLETcuER's Bahing Estab
tsrnen, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A. N. to 10 F. Nj. Single baths csc, or five
eketa Tor 81 oc Is
~ TWlGGS' MIXTURE-This singular prepa-
alon Tor changing grey hair to its natural color, is be
ing applied by many persons in the city. all OF whom
are verifying the experience Of the gallant general
we perceive great change in the hair of some oil the
honorable members. FLETcHsR under The American
hotel, has 1t neatly put up, with full directions, SOC.
per bottle. te 10
NURSE WANTED.-We wish to hire for the
"a balance ol the year a tigst-rate Nurse and Cham
Der Maid. mo WOMRLE d co.
NH IA
u EW BEDFORD SPERM CANDLES
% boxes Leonard's brand, anding and tor sale by
NH IA JOHN II. CT AIBORNE.
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a RISE " A&TED.-We wish to hire Tor the
" balance Of the year a fsst-rate Nurse and Cham
Der M and. JNO. WOMBLE q co.
NH IA
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EW BEDFORD SPERM CANDLES
70 boxes Leonards brand, anting and tor sale by
NH IA JOHN II, CT AIBORNE.
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DAN'L WEBSTER.
M. Brown to the Secretary Of State.

Legation at Constanlinople.
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LONDON FAIR.-It is said that the glass palace
of London, is already receiving goods, sent to it
from Bavaria in Germany, was one ofthe first OBJ
jects received in it. A beautiful statue of Venus.
so badly packed that its head was broken off, was
also received, Throngs, it is said crowd the
building daily, and the strength of the light and
frail looking galleries have been most satisfacto-
rily tested. The whole number of American ex-
hbitors will be 487, and the entire space required
for the United States will be about $4,000 feet.
Maryland furnishes Is exhibitors
The st. Lawrence has been ordered to return
to the United States as soon as her cargo has
been discharged at Southampton, so that some fu-
ture provision viii have to be made to bring the
articles back to this country.-BaH. San.
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sment, Under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A. N. to 10 F. Nj. Single baths csc, or live
eketa Tor 81 oc IS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

BIsHops PATENT Boom DERRICK-It will be
recollpced that The u. 5. steam rigate Missouri
took fire and was sculted and sunk at GIbralter,
some seven years since. She has since remained a
troublesome and dangerous obstruction in the har-
Dor, although much lime and money have been
spent in attempts 10 raise her Recently, however,
responsible parties in Boston have contracted 10
move her Tor S55 ,O00-Our Government paying this
out of courtesy 10 a friendly power In accomplish
ing their task the rely upon the power
of Bishops Patent Boom Derrick. This machine
has within The last year, been employed with great
success in raising wrecks, and in other heavy work,
in and about the hlrhor of New York 1t is floated
from place to placl upon hull of sufficient buoy
ancy and since its introduction has superseded the
use of all other power ior lifting heavy weights.
Boilers and bed plates for the ocean steamers,
weighing thirty ory tons, are by II put 10 place
or removed with as much ease and accuracy as
eggs are transferred from one basket 10 another.
Wrecks lying III any depth of water are raised and
carried into dry dock in less time than formerly
required for planning their removal.
Is not this the revival of long lost pOwer9 In
view of its operations the Hercuean wonders o
the Old World cease 10 be mystery. Yankee en-
terprise might, for consideration, undertake tt
remove the ruins Of Thebes, and set them up in 8
new place, or to reconstruct the Pyramids, or tht
inventor would, no doubt, contract to replace tht
Colossus astrlde the harbor of Rhodes
The patent is the property Of a company, who's
intention 1t 49, We learn, to employ this power upol
the Mississippi for the recovery nf The large amour
of steamboat property which is every year lost il
the Western waters. That Derrick costing
hundred thousand dollars and propelled by stear
power, upon the Mississippi, would prove a ric
investment to lis owners, we have no doubt, an
hope TO see Cne in operation on that rive
IN Y Express
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,


SO Camp street, three doors beloao Poydras.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
s,s EXAMINE :,ap ne 81 Be sse speTdd MD aDd
and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS at the H
above es'oblish nent, consisting in par, OF
ti'ahd Piano Fottes. rom j. Peye Co., Henri #.
Gilbert & Co, and the bes, OF Other makers.
Semi Grand Pianos, from Henri Herx and Peyel.
FicoiO Pianos and PsninOs, from Herr.
Square Pianos, from Gilbert, Dunham, VIM. Hall Il Son,
Gale. and OF lers.
The splendid prize Piano. from VIM. II all Il Son. Broad.
way. NewYork.
Mendenns from 4 to octavos.
Parlor Organs IN rich carved cases.
The Harmonicon Orchestra or Organized Piano.
New stye oi Guitars, OF rich and varied patterns some OF
Tomas make.
Boehm utes.
Brass Instruments from double bass to alto-together with
iIl asso'Iment I Of hgsie new % and old a.,
friends.
been fitted for the especial of the ladies'
isde s%as Can A"A s IS ol nave 'e + SxYo
NlUeiC AND NJ sICAL me III MEN te.-The
lVl subscribers would respectfully request your sflx
attention to Their large and extensive stock of Mu
and also their well selected assortment OF Piano t
Fortes from the factories of tn, first makers in The
Strings Violin Guitar, Harp. vioincelo, Double Bass.
etc, Guitar Pms, Pegs, Screws. etc:
vc En5ss 10 ari AeeoIdons Bras s
Piano Fore Wire, Tuning Hammers Forks etc etc. and
every article connected with the Music Business.
Orders tor Music and Musical instruments will be promptly
liberal discount made to dealers and professors, and
Second Hand Pianos bought, and taken in part payment
All the nsw Music received from the North pub
| lished
The entire Music Department will be unde. the charge
| MIR. II. ID. Hewitt. New Orleans La, Oct. q:
oa5 saswa E. 4: 4: TxMtHiRRar nyMiRr.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING.

'Ht subscriber offers his professional services to
- Rairoad COMPANIES and Others who desire them
lie mas Oeen engaged since 1879 in the location and
construction of haroids in the states OF Sonth Carol
Gtorsa hna Alabama. and has therefore cal expert
snte III me management of such works. which, he feels con
h.nt WIN enable him TO give enlre satisfaction 10 those
whom ne may serve Letters addrese at Mansfield or Lo
ganp r. DeSoto Parish La, will be promptly attended 10
reference Of character and capacity will gwen
my5 limos JOHN l.. COLE.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-09

We were called IN, day two since, while pass ng
FenChn street. 10 OF performed by Dr.
w X. F. Flyer. The Indian doctor. TIE patient a
stout aih etc fImer a slave o. MT j. Hoey
the enterprsug OF Hueyvlr but the
OF Flyer, who purchased him from his late owner aite
he had been pronounced ncurb by the heads OF the n.d
cal faculty in the The oca ell the
Of the breast bone. and the both maxi
glands and extended more than halt down the breast
hut the remained, yet quite healed up
there had been thing the wlh tie boy Unil
Gently hps believed that entirely
BILE, and that the the unly ree tu diseie,
able only of heiDg cons erred ncnrabe, but
from its Oathsome naIue. and we those who
could have been convinced by nothing less occua de
mOnstIat0n. that ther5 for it,. We cannot
however. edit We have had the most
convincing proof, that the disease he cured which
possible to have The Doctor proposed to Mr. loey
his slave for hun red dollars hnt seepticai that
after consulting able ply scias, he concluded sell The bo
him the OF the lee demanded tor his The
hoy Is well and valuable ant, .onounced
in presence by gentleman acquainted with the value
such property he worth $500. W
in recommending Dr. Fryer all afflicted witt sucl
dlseases,
sy The above is editorial taken from the Daily OIe
anan, of the respectable public journals the city
dated October "a 1885, The boy sill well. and the
bers of The Healing Art, Mayor of the city, and gen
eraly respectfully invited visit consulting
room, Uhough humbe,) the boy, and Tor them
Selves.
And while you have wit, and words at will.
know You Will exercise your lite goose quill.
apl2 d&Wtf w, X. F. FRYER.