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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
Spoken, 60.

iMay H. lat y s. s, long rs ~ bark saera Collier from san
Frsucsco tor n ou'eTlieo.
June 90 lat 4s ~ long 81 49, bark Aots Baxter from New
YORK NAY ~ ior San Fnsrsco
May IS. lat ~ ouE W. barb Mar Queen from D.,,,o,s
for ho Janeiro.
June lat g., oLE % w barb Oh Hesoy, Haskell iro.
Boston, May - for RIO Jatero
June lat - 81 ons 81 80. bark 2. Wright Jr Averan 20
day rom New York for Bueros lyrss ' ' -
June at II n, long o. slip eliza Yafry Wr,,.. Ton,
ksw-i orb Nay 25l for San Fraacisco. -
Je1e ID at - ons 30 Dutch bark Factory jansen from
Juy no. lat a. o. oDs 81 6s,- Richard Mor.
from Liverpool for New Yorh aEd from DO Tor P
dslpha. " -
July H. on Georges Blnk, Sip Arabca FROM Boston FOR New
York - ~ ''"
JgJ IS lat 81 81 beg - TO- sehr Nara,ne from New Ysr for
81. CtcI
Jane - lat a. long o. s Isea tBr, Puee, FROM Newport
W. for New Londoa.
June ~ a. a. nag IT, The Pronse from Shields Cor NevYork
June lat a 49, ops A 80 ship squaalgrs lro.a Cadz Tor Boa
ton. 49,
Jcy . Of Cork Br. ship Java, from Bristol Tor New Yorh
Juy4 no at &c, ~ steamer AIneca az Lver.ool tthl
ship Consteiaucn, from Liverpool for New York.
July 4, a 81 ouE a. ST. Gssrge Hurlurt from
New lOrk lot Havre
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

BaaRp or ALDERMEN.--Am eetingof the
hoard of Aldermen, on Tuesday evening, the Lyceuu
not occurring for want Of quorum II was adjourned
y NEE, At the Clerks Office, last evening, az O'clock
.pd dd no meet President Harrison being detained at
Aome, Aid Marine presided The following stsonins
.or.,,,re, for the year. formed by the President OF
NE Board, were then announced
co,u,rrKxs.- Fsnance--Aid Marine, Broksw, and
I, ,,a ora;sanne-Ald Miller, wais, Broksw.
s-IooI.Ad Rstts Van Worst Trsphagel.
NV and Wccr-Ald Wallis, Ford, Edge.
<sy,a,-AId Van Worst, Marine, Wilson.
Ilms-Ald Ford, Taphagen, Marine.
pa6,, sss I1c-nsss-ald Gardner, Low, Rapphsyea
x....,~ests.- Aid Brokaw. Gardner, Barrow.
Public 6rosnds and BaILdiHg&-Ald. Rsppleycs
.R3ee Van Worst
fs1ps-Ald Edge, Barrow, Ford.
Hanh-Ald LYON, Rappeyea, Low.
Forts and Rkerves AID. Low, Lyon, Gardner.
Spos-Ald. Wilson, Miller Belts
Ps4ke Heakh Barrow, Betu, Lyon -
Ssayies, OHoys and Eieestoas. Aid. Traphsgsn, WI
ssn, Wallis.
Various petitions, communications and bills were pre-
scented and referred to the appropriate corlmtSees
Ccrnmunieatio wore read from ex-asyor Giicnris'
one ve,oing the proposed Improvement O. tne fu0n
Park and the other vetong the purchase Of ot ior ~
engine house.
communication from Mayor Manners was presen'
Cd yetoipe one of the resolutions passed on the ID May
r,l,,ive 20 the late election, and which, owing to tn
a.p,e Of time 10 inopsratve. Two ballongs were ha
for Captain of the Watch. Joseph hcaanu' AM
Benjamin Charopney, voted for but no choice wa
made.
After an adjournment of fifteen minutes ano'he
ballotipg was had, when the election OF captain
of the Watch was dropped, and the Board vo'eo 10
n commissioDer of Streets The candidates were JONI
C. Morgan, James Fleming and Lorenzo 'aquin'
xy,,bout Gaming 10 choice, the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
PHILADFLPUIA MARKET,
Wednesday.

July 81 COTTON better demand and slight improve
has been realized BARK held firmly sli - per
There is limited export demand for FLOUR ana 100
barrels sold 81 old stock and 81 N for fresh ground
Small sales city consumption SiG4 25 bb for
and good brands and 81 81! al rs fer brands
coIdng quality and fancy lots higher quotations RYE
FLOUR steady 80 50G3 564. Corn MEAL is in limited
request; 500 barrels PenDsy yania sold 81 IS barrel
Tbs market poorly supplied with WHEAT and there
good demand it, Sales of 900 omhels prime old Penn
syVaDia Willie at 81 Oj ~ bushe ald 9jc. for good
Southern Red ailoat small lot OF Southern RYE sold
CSC CORN in very slowly $500 bushels Southern
Yellow sold at &c. part in store which 1t Is waoted
OATS scarce and sales have como under notice
PLASTER il in better demand We quote Soft at 81 80 y
tun, which is an advance. WHISKY is in good demand
Sales at DC for both hhds. and bbs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
Cholera on the Isthmus of Panamn.


10 s.t Editors Of The NJ y. Tribune:
AS the report furnished you by the
Steamer Daniel Webster, contains many erroneous
statements calculated If not intended to create appre
benson In the public mind concerning the unheahiness
of the Istbmus Of Panama, therefore presume you
Win awe place to the following facts, which we're com
munested TO me by a reliable party, who arrived from
The Isthmus on the Illinois
The Cholera first broke out at Cruces, at the lead
of liver navigation, and thence It followed In the
course Of the stream to Chagres and Aspinwall, at
Navy Bey. A few cases appeared among Millers men
LAUNDERING about 16 Barbscoss on the eve OF their
departure they having served out the period OF six
month"; for which they engaged, and as usual In such
hsd Ss:1 TsFs the 'c
Al Asplnwal but two deaths had occurred from
Cholera when the Daniel Webster elt and they were
not citizens proper.
she disease was subsidDg which seems probable from
she fact that not OF cholera occurred among tne
discharged men from Mllers Stanon alter leaving or
New York In the Illinois
Most of the passengers per California" from San
Francisco arrived Barbacoas Via Cruces In one day
from Panama and At O'clock the next day. the whole
party with the mails, specie, messengers, &c, lett
Barbscoss ON the regular train OF for Aspin wall,
and before eight o'clock the same evening were all on
board The steamers Illinois and Daniel Webster.
The road from Cruces to Panama was better when
crossed last than had been for some time previous,
and the Railroad completed from Aspnwali 10 Bar
bscoss where II is to cross the Cnagres River ais
lance Of twenty four miles, aud thus cutting on y'y
miles of river aye instead Of tetus as stated In the
report per steamer Webster. The Railroad Is In good
running order and the leave Aspinwa and Baroa
coss regularly at stated ht urs.
1t may be worthy Of remark that no cases OF cholera
had appeared the lshmus, until about the time that
nbroke out on the steamer Philadelphia, from Aspin
wall which atterward went into Key West.
so there nothing In the occurrence OF the chol'
IA on the sthmus indicate any more danger " the
travelling public than on mapy OF our western rivers
No officers of the Panama Railroad have yet suffered
from IT, the victims having been among those lily pro
vded with the means for preserving health. C. D. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
Whalers.

Arr. at Chatham 18Th schr Hamoa Peterson OF NANTUCKET
with 90 bbs sp OIL
Cid New Bedford 10th baIks Mars Harmon Indian Ocean
Sacramento, OF WestpOrt, DO
CD Warren, 18th. bark covngton. Newman W Coast,
OF Paa June 90 Habngsr Cornell Of Westpor So
letter from Capt Starbuc Of bark Peru Of Nantucket reports
her May a. Icahuana had shipped 10 oil By Can
ton, New Bedford.
letter from Capt Perry Of chip Nas OF Nantucket reports
Pata June -, with 40 bbs. oil boardal we'll
Arr sydney FEB 90 schr Ppy from Sarwan Jan a. hav
s Of the s. whaer On,ars which vas
totally wrecked reel, in a. IS III 90 (probaby
the Ontario Of Sag Habor shs aso reports ship Lion, Nichols,
Providence 900 cpl Phoclon, Nichols ~ B. 1910 sp Belle,
Handy D. H., 90 Hector Smith, n b. 1900 o.. Emily Nor.
gan, Ever do, roo -
spokenJgy lat. -. on - TO- fcorrectedl scLr Isqaa
Haudy Of Proynoetown, with us bbs oil
July IT, lat g. Sn - bns oscsoa, Of ald isys from New
Bedford clean.
Annl lat q g. loa .. p .gnaIred whaling bar paint.
ed black.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
DIED.

On "wednesday evening, July JAMES FRANKLIN, Of
George q. ard Emily C stacy, aged month and days.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to attend The
funeral O'Clock this afternoon from their residence, No. "a
WOOsierst.
At sharon Springs July 81 JACOB BELL Esq, oftbs City in
the Goth year OF his
His remains taken the family cemeiary at Daren, Con
this morning. July o. by the O'Clock tram OF he New
Railroad The friends Of the deceased invited to accom-
pany the family without further invitation
On Monday, July 10, JAMES TlIIAR aged o.
HI. remains inferred IN Cypress Hills Cemetery
ca Sing Sing papers viii please -
the Sh Of June last Mrs AUGUSTA Wis OF Oeofge
Lovett
The friends Of the family and other sOnsnaw, Mayor kIngand
end T. Offender are respectfully nd funeral
Thursday 27d July clock afternoon, from hsr late res
idenoe, Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
FOREIGN PoFsa.

Sailed rom Borare 10Th ul; lark nonnmo Tor Bo,on
On Cape De Gait abost 18th u. barks Duches I'm. ro p,
eno Tor View York and stanbou. knsmsn from Hsees tor
bOstn and both probably passed Sa Of Gibraltar on srb
Arr a. Gibraltar 10Th Oh ship Rartsa searles from apan for
so-onj -ih tafk Cnoa doTe > I'm. Palermo lor Boston
NaHus-, Lincoln, from DO for DOL G.p-sv Lason A. a. I'm -
bora or se- Ior h. corains corns 10 d. I'm Msees Tor
CO.. brig smyrna spragus y de- i'm. Castelaar- s,ns. To-
fS Isiea Warner, IN Me.sna Cor Boo on AMI ali pa.ed tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. July q.
Cleared.

seamshpsouerSer Foster spoGord Charleston, nes,on
c.. ., x.-,r- g..
ssps-Fanuy (Bele) sehol,z, Havana A kot;esohn Cora
Linn LAMBERT Gassow Duahsm Dmon Bannoehburn Swan,
C,,sow Dunbar Dimou Hudson tBreml Hohor.t Bremen,
porrs Co Ocean Queen Gnswold Londos GnswOld Wsy
Bahs-R Il. Gamble Jos.eyn s. MARKS, Coe Anderson Coz
Patra. spple, London. stotz Geitermelsier
Bnes- Emporium (Br) Golfer Norfolk, J. D. WI tney Co. J
Herrrlr Tneo tore tOll-n Muller, l. adon, Pope Co
sboopsrs-Norh stat-. Horton Savannah, L. icCreay
Co Am asynan BAXTER, NeWbern, master Anna Arnoins
fDutchl Yyck Amstsrdan Fonck Mencke Globe snaI
salem K W Roses Ann, tBr) Murchsos, Bay ferie, J. T.
Dea Abbott Lawrence, Allen, Boon DsytOa Sprague.
soop-Randsll n. Green, Smith, Baitnsofe.
CD .oh, ship wamef (newl Carr, San Francisco, Boyd
Hincken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
Receipts of Produce. July II.

BY Erie Railroads.&c. pkgs Cheese, 1913 do Butter. 1853
bales Wool 800 bills Flour S67 sides Leather and 90 bbs
Whisky.
BY Ne-Hdrei Railroad IA pkgs Butter, ITO do. Cheese
and "A sides Leather.
BY North Rrey Boats-lS673 bills. Flour II do Ashes
1883 do Whisky 1888 do Provisions SO7 pkgs Cheese s. do
Butter Ol bbls Beef 2Os5 bushels Wheat 65l do Corn,
and 10 424 do Oats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

SIS 500 Lehish Co. II Pennsylvania RR, 81; 800 Morris
Canal, ISL $50 DO, ISM 40 Sohuylkn
q IS Penn Township Ban. 9cb 500 Norri',orn RR 9,
10 T. ;. b. 3 go Texas Res = b5s, 500 City
RR 6s SO lo4kj $1,000 To-, 0f s4Oo Wet Philadelphia g.,
IS 5000 Penns. 5s. ss sS65 DO. 9s S24s do 5000
Iehigh Nor Gs 100; $500 Read r. Il Mort Is w. a)l
S0Hd B0ard-S9o0O Read r. o., 70, s7i 40, s77
81 Grsrd b.. 27 5000 Sch Nav 'ts 81 d. Gia
$loOo 10, 6i7 sl75 do. Pref DO. Mort t., -,
s70 Leheh o.. g5 500 do, Mort g. lOok 500 DO 100
So 800 Texas Reg BIDS, cents "a; p Psnna K H. 4G
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
MARRIED..

July To- by his Honor the Mayor WILLIAM HORTON 70
ELIZABETH c. daughter Of John Havand all OF Port Chester
MY. -. .....a>o,, p l.
AT ST. John, " B., July IL. Capt WIN PHLBRooK OF shp
Eva of Bangor Me- TO CATHARiNE QUlGLEf, OF the former
MIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

ALnAsAa.--- -rsu pAr
sur-Rss,-. 45 sss..-. IS hoon.-ss;s. .---lO ~
..rnB pAr
s,,Sy Hook..l 53m Gov lsand....- Sm Hell sss .'S tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

Messrs. Ward q Co. offer $500. 900 of
the Mortgage Bonds of the Western Vermont Railroad
Company, being the balance Of $4,000 These Bonds
bear an snnual Interest Of y cent, and have from
nine to nineteen years 10 run. Messrs Ward & Co
viii receive proposals up to the 9th July al o'clock
for sums of 81, 600 and upward.
The Manhattan Gas Light Company has
declared semiannual dividend of 5 p cent. on the
original capital stock and pro rata dividend On the
increased capital stock
The steamer from Boston took $500. 900
in gold.
The Otlcd Gazette states that the Wash
ngton Mills, In that vicinity, were sold a, sueop fen
days since for $4,000, cash. They wers bought for
Mr. BuahneA Of Utica The property consisted Of ,bs
real estate, factory building waserpoyer and ma.
ehinery which u said TO have cost ove< S2OOOOO and
was recently appraised at about $4,000 These mill.
we're under tie Management and control of the Nes,rs
hoi''er and the sale grows of the settlsusu, of
the estate OF these gentlemen in connecnon with tba
Lewis County Bank, and others
The rev bills purporting to be issued at
Washington, under the denomination of IN. o,s,r
Bank, which had been sent there for rsds,,., r..
been returned with an answer that no sucb bs,k IA N
be found there. These notes were ,sues f-. =,
brokers shops and never had any legitimate home.
The Ne0' Orleans Picayunc, speaking of
the Tehusntepec controversy, SAYS:
The TehuantePee Company do not f4ter in the a..er
ton Of their rights under the Garay grant po,xi,h.
standing the determined and apparently rrever.ibls
deci'on Of the Mexican suihOrineA On the contrary,
hey hsve prepared me mortal and remonstranee adj
dressed TO the Secretary II State n,stn, noon ,n "a
defesaibe Legality Of their right and rheif esms 10 the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
Ocean Steamers.
irEAmERs TO ARRIVE FROM EUROPE.

EUROPA Sails from Liverpool. for New York. July H.
Remann..... Sails from Southampton for NewVork July II
Liverpool for Boston. July a.
from Liverpool for New York JAY H.
Sails from Liverpool for New York july IS
Afrea lie from Liverpool for New York. July 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
CPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY a
painting, &r.

palntlllg, Nf.
UINC PAINTS-Warranted pure.
IL The NEw.JERsEY ZINC co, Warsbosss ~ Z,
Dey-st- are prepared 70 supply saeI Zine Paints ""'
lowing prices.
No White, ground In oil, 90. per pound.
Ne. 2 White, ground in o. l. &c. per pound.
No. White, ground In oil, &c. per pound.
Brown sod sck, ground in oil, SIC per poahs
Dry White Of Zinc, &c. per pound.
WHITE ZINC PAINT ,.s y
After thorough tess In Europe and tho United go SIS
been tound 70 Ietan it, beauty and protective Is
than any other paint. For wbeness and oriinso,
nvsled; it Is free rom all poisonous Properu 80
snc dsngerous In other Psments will ~. or
from ~ 70 66 rcepE space han leso - ssai
fore, much cheaper to the consumer AZ sn ss ,sss
viii not turn yello~, when exposed 70 VIC ,ns ~
Of coal ires or the foul air OF shps Toen r.~u
ground in vanish proouces the porcesin nns ,,,rs
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC r,Alir.s.-,.s -
In few hours form hard and solid metaho = asrtsss
wood, brick iron and other metallic surfaces .,ys
or their fre-proof properties They are sp ~ CO..
fer marine purposes, having been found shs, vIss
5ioe action Of salt " stsr, destructive V o'A
Dealers supplied on liberal terms by O. a. ps5f
MANNING 4 sQuIER Aenh 49,
A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
BY Telegraph.

BOSTON, July sl-A chip Washington Aston Calcutta Feb
81 May H. While lying gale, ioremast badly, and
received other damage - Inst South shsa W. W. 80 miles,
Washington from Liverpool for New York Also
bark. Name Galveston; SJph. Bamoej Pacific Pbadr phl
brss ooonIst Asuih 81 Martin, Russia Bltmoe Atka
Curacao; Ella, Warrington, ~ C.; Edwin Duaster, NOroh
Hoffman, Philadelphia schrs Ann Maria Tuck, Ann l.
sp9 Susan, Albany Manner Roadont Cinderella, Lewis
Nd New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

July DIR. fOruar, Collins, fensa
n. Thompson Rebects Fr,aces, Rot
feb. Boston schrs HaeJou Fleeman New ror j. L. White
Godfrey Boston, Republic. Hodsdou, Cahis Columbia, Manson
York May Flower, Merrman Portland; J.. g. lhomp,on
Fher New Haven; Elliott, BuckalOo Fal Rver rhngton
Patserss Providence Niagara lngeso New York br Amer
lea Hatch Boston ZenlA, FreId New York Empire Crowe
Boston, schs Reporter Bangor Benz ENGLISH Lyon New
Haven w F. Philips, Watson, Salem Avery ". Leeds EBdt
colt Pawtuckrt steamer Penobscot, Whitaker New York
Steamship State of Georgia Incorrectly reported ss
clearing Monday) Walton Savannah steamship Pennsy yana
Baymore Richmond steamship Delaware, Seymour New York
Adeia Rogers, White Boston, David Nichols Nichols, doi
bs Zava Friend. BostoB Beronda, Motion dol schs Boston,
symnes Asbuy Esther Ann, Seymour, Eeuthen Washington,
Patterson Portland Cop Sears CambnSgepOd Columbia shan
Pawucket Hacyon Freeman Boston Ieuerh Yates dol
s. Thompson, Fsher, New HayeG Nasaa lngeIs \. York
Elliott Buckaoo, Bristol j. L. White, Godfrey Boston Dea-
ware Harding, Providence Forrest, tBr Perry. HaLix Ms
Stewart Campbell (Br) OBnen do. J. c. Doushton Murphy
Richmond Baker, Portland W. B. Phillips, Watson Ware
ham Amy w Leeds Endcott Pa"tucset propeller Anhncs
More New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
1ewelrp, &r.
MANUFACTORY Of SILVER WARE

MANUFACTORY Of SILVER WARS
lVl for the TRADE-Articlss ofevery description msnr
tactured with promptness and dispatch Tes ssa 90
Pitchers Cups G,bets TTumpets, Napkin RasA ~ A''
Spoons, Forks and Knives VI variety Of pattsrua ~
q. PECK. Jr- No. n Dunes " -.
CPECTACLES SCIENTIFICALLY az
~ tusted TO imperfect vision with anenins seeD -
by Mr.. FRANKS Spectacle Maker No. 81 bowsy a y.
York. R<fevenee-Du. Dubois, Wilkes aud Hsised >,
geoBs 10 the New.York Eye fnfrnsry Dn StepnswIn
Rogers Surgeons 10 the Eew-York Eye Hospital s'~
Wallace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

TtcVTPT
have fallen below the expectations and estimates Of the
Directors.
The amount charged to construction Is sl,7i7 1877 Sc.
The floating debt has been cancelled by s.ss of Bonds
and the Company have $4,000 Of the Second Mortgage
issue on hand. The capital stock has been reduced by
csneeIpg 100 shares received in payment for Bonds.
Negotiations pending for connection with the BOs
ton Concord and Montreal Railroad at Wells River, and
no doubts are entertained that arrangement will be
made satisfactory ts all parties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22
Passengers Arrived

IL bark B. Hamilton, from Cardenas-hr Means Mr.. Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-22

protection Of the Government Of the United states IN
the full enjoyment Of all is privileges
No action has yet been taken by the
Vermont Central Railroad Company in regard to tho
bonds and checks laying overdue and this fact weighs
heavily upon all the securities Of the Road The stock
IL selling at about AL9.
The Seventh Annual Report Of the d.
rectors Of the Connecticut aud Psssumpsc Rivers Rail-
road Co states:
The Ieoeipts the year ending May ST. 81 gas IS
Far. 1883 ~
Nett ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1896 SO
Appropriated a. follows:
Interest Bones. tSO.o-o W
Interest floating debt tnow caneeed) 2ee3t3
-t47, $50 GO
sNlp6s
Dividend July 1852, 2 csnt.............. 1862 20
Balance OF eArniDEs t741I %
Which has Carried 20 contingent account
The contD gent per last repSIt Lass p
Amount Of present cont" gent d........ aSl5 %
The receint during the mast winter and early sprng
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03
Fifty Dollars Forfeit.

DR. HUNTER will forfeit $50 if failing to cure
II any case of secret disease that may como I'M
der his care no matter how long standing or af-
hicting. Either sex are invited 20 his private
rooms So North Seventh Street, Philad'a., with
out fear of interruption from other patients
Strangers and others who have been unfortunate
in the selection of physician, are invited to call
IMroTENCY.-Through unrestrained indulgence
of the passions, by excess selfabuse, the evils
are numerous. Premature impotency, involun-
tary seminal discharges, wasting of the organs,
loss of memory, distaste for female society, ge-
neral debility, constitutional arrangement, are
sure to follow. If necessary, consult the doctor
with condolences; he offers perfect cure.
Rap AND REFLKcr.-The afflicted would do
we'll to reflect before trusting their health and
happiness and in many cases their lives, in the
hands of physicians ignorant of this class of ma
ladies' 1t is Gel tainly impossible for one man to
understand all the ills the human family sub
ieet to- Every respectable physician has his pc
culiar branch, in which he is more successful
than his brother professors, and to that he de-
votes most of his time and study.
YEARs OF Practice, exclusively devoted TO the
study and tire atmert of diseases of the sexual Or
CANS together with ulcers upon the body, throat
nose or legs. pains in the head, or bones, mercu-
rial rheumatism, structures, gravel, irreguarite
diseases arising from youthful excuses, or impu-
rites of the blood, whereby the constitution has
become enfeebled enables the Doctor to ofel
speedy relief all who may place themselves IN
! der his
Medicine forwarded 70 any part of the United
! Statcs-Price SIS and $40 per package. se5S Y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-11-03

eochuck, flat into the pan of mush l
Iist thought for q second that heaven and
yearth had kissed each other and squee-
zed me in between 'em. Bet squalled like
a scapo pipe-a spot of the hot mush had
splattered on the old mans face, and he
swore dreadful. snatched up the pan
of milk and dashed it over Betsy to cool
her off-the old oman knocked me sprawl
in for wastin it, and away went my straps.
Then the young ones let out 4 screen, as
| if the Internal pit had broke loose, jist gin
half my hide to have been out of the old
mans reach He did reach for me, but
l lent him one of my half blows on the
smeller that spread him, and maybe l
didn't leave sudden. l didn't see the
branch, but as soused through it, heerd
Tom Jones swar he'd chaw me up eff an
inch big of me was found in them diggins
in the mornin.
didn't know fur spell where l was
runnin', but hsarin' nothin' behind me, l
Stacked up, and Jest considerin' whether
it wur best to so home and get my traps
strait and leave, or go and see the ball.
Bein as l was a manager, thought I'd
go and have peep through the winder,
to see if it come up to my expectations
While 1 was lookin at the boys goin it,
one on. 'em spied me. and they hauled
me in and stood me afore the FIRE to dry,
and all hands got round, insistin on know
in what was the matter. I ups and
tells all about it. l never herd SIGH a
latin and screamin and hollerin in all my
days.
Jest then my trousers gin to feel the
fire and shrink about an inch mint, and
the boys and gals kept up such a latin
at my scrape and the pickle I wur in,
gin to git riley, when all at onst 1 seed
one of these slick critters from town, rite
in among 'em, hollerin wus than the lou
dcst
"Old Jones said he would chaw you up,
did he 90 says the town Teller, "well, he
always keeps his word"
That mint billed over. I grabbed
his slick hair, and maybe l didn't gin
him scissors. Jest as was maxim a
chawed specimen, some Teller hollered
out,
Don't let old Jones in with that there
rifle !"
! L didn't hear any more in that bottom
/ lIghtnin couldn't got near enough tc
SINCE my coat tail. | jumped through
that winder as easy as a ar would &c
through cane brake, and cuss me. eff
couldn't hear the grit of Jones teeth, and
smell the glazed powder till l crossed old
Mississippi"