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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

STATUE or JACKSON The Washington .:entinel
stal-s that wnikmen employed in completing The
white marble pedestal On which stands The equestrian SID
OF lucs son IN Lafayette square Four pieces OF Spanish
cannon captured by The hero in Florida aGe nJw on he
ground designed 10 be planted ornaments 10 The base
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

MINISTER DEGRADED. In 81 Iohn's Chanel New
York, rn Friday. Bishop Wadwrgh, inrmally degraded
Rev. VIM r. Walker iTu the Ministry having teen con
,ciei al adultery ani Iisfhoni lie forna,ly Rector
] VI ~ lh.iias' t;,ultl Erooklyn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

WHY-Whv don't certain journals, always on the q;i
rp 10 publish lie latest fugitive slave case lei their readers
know something about the u The negro woman Drn-
ella decided The u g CmCnit Court, Philadelphia, on
Wednesday aslhctoe Judge Kane and Giier. Although
DECLARED tree by Court Drnc!a desired back 10 ter
Georgia. for whum she seemed 10 elan all The Of
lection oi OF his own family. Mem for Mis- Stoves
neat edition Of lnclc Toms Cabin : " \. Erp,s.$
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
For the Enquirer.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE JAMES RIVER
AND kANAMNA ElMpANN

Your annual meeting will soon DO at hand When you will
be called upon 10 select President of Your Company
Considering the vast interest Of the State and many Of
its citizens Involved in The management u improvement
no candid man can question the importance say
sponsbiy, that will be attached your action in refer
TO that appointment With these feelings have can
vassed the fitness oil many o citizens for the flee aud
with great confidence recommend for your suia"es Cul
Thomas NJ Bonduani of buckingham Col 4 is gentle
man too wfl known Tor me 10 enmerae in detail all Of his
peculiar qualifications Ills lohg experience Director
his devotion 10 the improvements
with its whole history and policy, his suni. cul.sc vatvc
Views on The general questions OF Internal IMPROVEMENT
which 10 superadded s strong practical judgement and
hnowedgcd industry aud perseverance ia y,h!ng lie
teakes all conaIre to proclaim him the for that
office Elect him. and nothing from end al the lin. TO
tile other will escape hs watchf"l eye SOUrli.SlpE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

LlBERALlrY- MIR. " Rrown Of the firm OF Brown,
SIMPLIFY CO Of Liverpool has presented The mnnhr.nt
OF 5000 stetlng establish second lice library
Liverpool Mr. Brown is vi the members Of iaranen
for the County ut l.aDcasluc
We ind The above in The foreign In oil ages and
countries the merchants have been the uniform and
steady patrons Of literature and the ais The greatest bia
1ies The most splendid colleges and asyums and the chief
monuments OF public charity and henepolencc their
isence and support TO The merchau princes Of the great
cities Al the present time many instances Of this may be
pointed Out IN our own city, which obvious need
MENTION we are Induced TO dlude The subject al pre-
cent from tho Tact that oil merchants are per
fecog pan of The purchase OF the Egyptian Museum
Dr. Aooott ana Tue establishment of All Oental Society
Bile one.-lN. Y. Courier and Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

ACclDENr 10 MADAME SONTAG On Friday
evening MADAME 3unug stepping ashore from The Sta
Island ferry tua fell etween boat snd the wba T.
aud WIS badly bruised little more Roadway in the bon
said would ha crushed her death she was taken
arurcaiy shop and afterwards proceeded 10 Block
y here she gave Il concert, while suffering much pain
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

Mr. Nathaniel Tyler has become editor and proprietor Of
the Warrenton Flag. In graceful Introductory article Mr.
Tyler announces the principles which viii determine the
conduct OF his paper Those who know Mr. Tyler will
lest his ability win conspicuous position in the public
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

ADVANCE IN THE PRICES OF CUMBERLAND
COal.u Consequence III The increased demand Tor coal
which greatly exceeds the supply the principal conpa
MES the Cumberland (Alaylandl REGION have advanced
the pces Of coal Baltimore Alexandria Is follows
81 pei fine: $ 50 Tor OF the mines and g 81
Tor lump THIS is un advance Of - cents nrf lon and
r.kes lump coal cost in New York, s. 81 per ton
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

ONO ELECTION -NOMEN RIGHTS MEETING
CiSciSSA7 Ger. Is The returns indicate the defeat 81
the Temperance party In The Northern portion o lr State
the Maine Law is carried but The South large
lofy against it,
The impression s that the Wings have not elected more
than 10 out Of all their candidates for The Leg salne
TIE Womens Rights meeting here last night was crowd
ed Lucy Stone Mrs Mott and jenkins address the
ing One half those who could inside The han
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

The other soldier was the disciple ol ssiHsh amo'
,i,r II, rais the iron weapon of crush, only that
he might rule What him were the cries OF The WIDOWS
and orplans lie passed throne hy maSne III" ueaa
bodies of their protectors his stepping stones Aihohion
sell, were gods o his idolaory and 10 them ne sacti
ced heca onbe his fellow men, for the a9eandize men oil
glory Enthusiasm points with fearful wonder 10
,he name of Napoleon hc JUSTICE bcnCvoenca frecdon
md alt the conc0manis which constitute the nuc happi.
uess shed almost divine hnl aou The naie and
Character of Gco ae Washing " T. Journal ot Con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

A LONG FAREH ELL. : Misses Nj. w. and { r, Web.
srr the ouly oi ihe late Professor John W Wrt
The country, tade farewell Shores yes
Ieday sailed Tor The cores, IN The ship To- They
have paid the last melancholy i!es The remains
idol zed mother, ahd most tsnabo woman: and has
The dust OF houaI AubHr tltr
and sympathetic tears they now leave iure.rr The sweet
u their CHILDHOOD vi home, friends aud those many
delightful associations around which the heal always
naturally and fondY They have uttered TINT last and
melancholy word. flre1reH
The rain OF mlsortunes which have TtrJted Ia L md
gloomy The lbs OF these young AMI trautiu ladies' for
such they are-is peculiar and iuouruul We wall
that Circumstance, dreadful, hui ending death,
which d,pivCd them father. From That de
size 10 draw veil And now before The robes OF
ing had beun tachangud: teioe tho deep fountain oil eef
had been dried up, death, insaia,e and almost cruel has
the form OF mother The as closed her
and she too sleeps in elelns pose ~ The eide OF him ho
went before her.
The mOutueIs their youth and beauty ha, G,Ihe
The litn Gnl the sarIed spoil 81 home
They have lid ell to whatever dear
Such The phase OF lIiemoie II shadows Than
OF sunshine.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

AN AMERICAN ARRESTED IN EUROPE A Ger
merchant IRON New luIk who, ii allie ed
away from that city, leaving behind him debts 10 The
$50 0U0 after having large inyoce Of goods
Bremen aud his wife with 10 be paid Hamburg
has just arrested In Europe said by the exertions
81 Dr. Schroeder who had received orders stop him. from
palltes in New oIk. The prisoner searched and all
tlr mIncy and pbpers found upon his person.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

Fs'hA. ELi,aG sliAwhs s'oR 0E NrLE,Il,.
Sulr'iv .ot of sNehy OWENS
DrlS Opposite An.fr,u Ij,',,
4 ,EsTIEMEa's mrFFLHNS. An s.;Iin,eo, al {,
VI nle Hnd Cashmere Mur'i':, OWENS
octts Opposite American Hoe!
s;pEltoI AND soLa,t OIL. i5l1 2,o6. 5ca557! !.
4 lIs, 40 wa mtl- Sprun o.s
U ,:t'i = 49, EpM6HD DAVENPORT \ c.
ssAItsHALi. SALT, inuu L'c9rcc J,5ssi0, T717 )
Loaf Crushed r Sie!si aat conee sugar. R' I"s. N
oi o.i Ni Is '''''' D.VE&roR1 ALLEN & c.
e,ECONH SUPPL: i an row .rcelr. OF my 80
y surp!y Of faiuI Winter C!giins VIII l. mace go
fte.i s,t 81 COOL! .hicn he ks4 aiI,r The
AID qualities numerous !" in:nIIcn EaI! a. The Cy
| or - Cor"cT Man ~ lil stree.
aTrsHuI1,s REVIEW OF sTORT's COMMEs
e TAai;S-A bret inquiry into ic nature -na ,a'tcero'
re- the Constitution OF "c Uncd stacs'h' NHsaian
= "bv.s LECTURES OF TIE RESTRICTIVE SYSTEM.
.c2 staor class 81 w ii"m hh NARY I"s ~ It3rt
s )" ~ D. ''''s,,' : '' q Na2RNiS
= TEsTiRFiEi,D LIGHT DRAGONS,
ATTENTION
piRApr n Front 81 Farmers o:ei iian'hcstir "a w.
Ia, i.,estlau ba0s caldges Tn'' iCisr Is ril
y OK ." .s.t IL wM " wElaIG.R, o
h1hc RiniSG OVER toATs
e IIE ,Ghcr.cr ~ "i'h - iui o'S o. MI l's ne" 81
-, ' a t.r oa,s sC.;4Js ia Dyc:ors FaTa.als
~ s~S; ysc1rpnn 81 ,,,er Coats R'sonss F.ocs., Ia
Cloak ra"'s, '|,ts a - ~ G niI i:t a,IDw
- W. = = = :, - i 49,, - -
Goucl STATE virginia twenty odd ag' % the 81.
Ohio be ,'aI a" ~. ar,; !" rs1,a' 10 "s w.
Lrqurntl In' b. l' '|'r'sri Inner "''""' 'i"'' IA!
Louisa County SAT- ." '"s'"!'. ,pru,p,n ,xn,,.,>.
or Is-cw2w E,ea;r,r 81 w,.a,n i .pioon deed
r.rtis published u the STATE o OHIO VII cHngr favor
on it2s ,"n'on y =, ~ ~, ~ a. ...'@
a2:N MrSiI, NJ" music.
% u TAYLOR la !"s' '>i.'s" "'' '''"""s 1e"~'
Ihv Eo;Ai n'"i%i
li4rry bs's a"i ii'EiY .''SS,'' c,
Ais.'ilc til""'& "i' '"he' "" az" 'i'''""S ~ 49,
Al4ryor A,gyIs
'rs Mn"ist Hour
oct - ~ ''s ",' "'"e w. i'' 49,
"iS1th 'U2oS. a.
a isrie, a"a i''4.s Head f'e ST ''o".y rnr S
,.s r ,', Al. AK N",sr,, r'rs .,ln ,Y! an
at or,,. g "'''N''''i l.; Mans
TRUST SALE or non>'s' cows, "'hF1
IS Monday ri - ,,t At II o'clock \ NJ ~ she rren,-
a. w. l@' .+ .'; , se II III M rI.t ~ s rr
..n at Ln,S 2mulrs -, barrel, corr ioller -'p
sheet cow. a. lr' 81 ' ,r I" :" s,pI n,
",r. - ''''' : ~ order oI The 'gluar.s
n,Is .,i. pIi.iIAM s DAVIS Au,,.
:. , =. :, J., ~, =, ~, ,,f, .,1I.,< (. n
10 u. " ~ Va %. - IT, t.,,,r 80 -
W.. W Of Su..n Ann Collins am ,nG,n, 49,
c no.. m ,.n,y one "n al said county and St,ir.
- cnfi,c 10 luns HE Of EcGnc Rphc
M I'T K u t"I ~ t"'ni:tl"ncr or Administration
an The irs Monday IN nercn!r Isl, or day thereafter
Comn is hell rrion Louisa County, Va.
at n"nrs i" n's ham, br'r"ins 10 p said Sues
Of Missouri, where lac Gu,i, guardian The sad Smsa"
S","', ,,,,'.,,,,',r So, a, cam.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
INnIAN, sraI,E FAIR.

I,r.yrTTr lsp Ger ll.--rhc SECOND annual Sta
Fair of Indiana has Just closed. II quite success!a
exhibition among the best ever held in The Vest Abot
40 900 persons in attendance. The number ol caE
and hnrses exhibited was 5OO Tho total receipts reache
s. OOO Horace Greeley OF New York, delivered The atnua
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

HN'TINI'S q .,s' sTEEc7' H1' TOT 7"' ' ''''''s ~
"A OF Judge Tucker:
LECTURES on NATURAL LAW, by Henry Il G"oIsr iGE
lDic Law the University Of virginia. prce 81 ~
FUCKERS LECTURES on TIE SCIENCE OF GONLR'
MENI-ntrnlri prepare The student the study al he Con,
tuition the United Satby ~ Rev y Tue kr fiOisoT "l J..
IN the University uf William and Mary price 81 ~
fuckers IECTi RES on CONSTITUTIONAL LAW. for e
the Law Class III. University Of virginia. 10y llch
George Tucker price 81 "a
TUCKER on TIE PRINCIPLES OF PLEADING, 10y
Tucker Professor oil Law IN The University OF William aud A4
81 -
FUCKERS COMMENTARIES "ulas LAWS oi Nir,iri. ront
.iu. the I.cuI"s c cred The W t
law .cn" by llnrr ST. coi.c Tncker2 vols, law set
Slrc work lined, yolE. 81. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
VALUABLE JAMES RIVER land MEAN
Il IIlttN.

Exrruar Edward Coz, dec Lac. Of IicnriGo '
~ ,yilI ncr 10 November aIH nc
Dsrie, nenl aud 0:s PARTICULARS To be eifcG ='
the lJtIpn ire cr;i rTs, w -, .. .-...
Laurel Spring ay residence Containing SboUt " 80
81 an excellent stny brick dwelling house Of 'on'n b.
n,rco on titrc ses ami all resGui oIc,s ana % N
"a Grayt,l.Y Ell tic tSo miles bci"" h'Nt'
lie ant afllce't
rcun "a ali respects cC-at AMI airafnT. reside nc"
;J yer, bil .;unsa CIcciIGnt naeT TIE pfcmr
Tic old place FcTry tract, most valuable E"h'1"
-ic River About mics tH" .
mont three miles along tho riTer containing ahV
acres with large pToInTtiJH OF los grounds aHl sno -
t,,,n- &C aoag tie shore. TIE land II ihr Gu1i =
lant AID unusually we'll S'ric CT With wool tii "Ht
n, Handsomely Tcn II! small a"ne, very re,tH5 el
acd an necessary bLiinEs, with stationary ihtesn
-.ic, s. perfect Tie usual COP u "nc"t '
t.ss Il uc.ha sc lad Ths tact vii &c tivI!ch l'o
paHrauars, winch plat "iii be prepared IN due " -:
Of Is, u:re- "ilherly par; 81 the "t < " "a
-,n,is. 4ia:iiy sufficient. Supplied h "3oi l~" ""-
| &c Richmond -. Il, i. go
! naa!uils. coata.,nns li2 u wood i1"i' "a "
iauhiy. abTnl i've mics is".I, Richmond ID.
! IiusI $,rrs Rt!to!ph's van be s1ld 10 ',a ifgG
l,nr f0ith Liih cash. AID OIL ~
Person. i:slr5us 10 bdy ih7el 10 examine NM y
'. vi he s..5wn ir.rn H,tl lsasur ~ The
Far, lrac D1sof Thomas i0r Al ae'' yssIst
t..5 expected . it sott : ~" lge r1~*
slaves nci uit IaTsInil estate, consisting ~ ''
ur,I- t,,rr,, ,sr>s ..r si. ,e nnli ~ 80 81
| i'isa'"
81 lue N,ri.a,i iul- Ii,.oscr tsi"'' - - ~
rs A.. a v. Il aui ..ri n,tl . Wilil rrtr' :.
| SkW roI:f> LIFE: Iast tthSI a. -. -, mi,
tH,. ~ lr,4,r II, r.aluuez attend TIA" bu.S ms. ~
w ,,luy The last tiaItei 'i"it "i Us 'ia''i"
,,tn, n. three months she 1t '"s'ah' - I.Ioiufas
have bteh ia,u.J, IL" Ir'hiuh- on "''''' s-!,;i'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18
:, ,Ir.; IasIItAaCi: CoMfhH,'
, .,.;os ,h,.- un,. aLds,! 10 previous asst,s.

m. totl amount the present arcGnu No NJ
rr insurance call d BhIas OK i,yuKIIiaN Ar
iii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

CORN, Sc, Arr,
Is Monday ria. INST II ",i"ck. y she IFc-
Il IT,. aiin ntcupr! d. lanr r. nwtc tn" la; 'c>rrnr,
,.ror,e .r,nrr ,.-r will sell all the ELECTS ~ ie lnf
horses, mule 81 barrels corn, 10 !det -hu
cows safe ui 80 anj under
over go credit willie gwen tor aIpr''"i n'2"uh
Hntr' -: "..'' VI '"s
rElI -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

BALTIMORE Der. l7.--Slcs Of $500 bbls an-
So IS az 81. White wheat sliO 10 La. White Corr
cls.; yellow co. :"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

A COMPRISING; Tea, Table, and Desert Spoons.
~ Table and Desert Forks.
Salt Mustard, and Ess Spoons
Sngar Tongs, up and Gravy Ladies.
Casters PLAIN and silver mounted.
Cake na. kri1. elegant lI.crnf.
Coffee | rIs Tea Kettles on s'"i!.
Coffee Pots Tea Pots, and Ccans oil the ln aua
grayed patterns
Candles sticks h?l aTl chamber.
Pa'ed Waters, round, oval d"hl"rG az .
Ot, lS-fI BULkl.Er \ CO.'S 81 Nam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

> Cf
sEE wll! this 'EstiutiJn. and published
.71 city paper. weeks since. Gin which announced nv H.
ton 10 proceed ~ the discharge ony duties, II could. eac
make Unnecessary tor appear again before The public
following Letter from the Dear al the College Faculty NIL
why the regular discharge OF the duties
The pubic Will l have alternative lei: ME- for H.
tIlcc ctui rights hut the legal tribunals of the cou.,
which proper appeal viii be made
GOODRlDGE A. WILSON NJ u
Professor Physiology and Medical n.pruisnI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

Freeman Hunt Esq editor Of the Merchants Magazine
Of New York married Cambridge, Mass the 18Th
inst Miss Elizabeth Thompson Pamcnter, daughter Of
The Hon. YIN. PaImrnleI OF The laller place.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

NEW YORK, Der. l7-FIour is frm with SAL,
% 600 bbls. Wheat steady; sales to-day amount to H.
bushels. Corn is little easier-the sales to-day ~
35 GU' bushels. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

v ta''i III ir iduii' hi
Z OF Missouri .tL!ihn Susan hnn Collins, infant
the al wrny aud resident NJ said county au Sttr,
SlryI- Bennett Rp,c$
ate LOUIS NL which funds
the lau.s Rnhrit "tu.s Administrator,
nm ,I first Monday p:rcr!G the first day thereafter O.
Court il cion the Cicmt Court 81 Louisa County Va
oulcr Tie SAID Robert Cabins Iy the n.isIenCi. b.
.rtt OF At his hand brirIsIc this said
Ann Collins be removed In Faycr tOuny, =.
OF Missouri where lac GIai, guardian at the Sl Sisao A.
Collins. EDWARD kDBERlSDN,
l--rwtw Guardian ui Susan Atm toIiu'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

-ds~SrATE AND NATIONAL LAW SCUnn
49, PnlGiIKEErSE, NEW YUKk. ucmoycI fror, M
Spa, by Tie Lc =!slature New System Instruction y
lons. P!caiia.s, Trials. Speaking, &C. &c Catalogue ~
particulars. -cnt by request direcied(post paIt)to
Oct. lS-Gm j. w FOWLER Pc,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-10-18

Tie Basin has presented Tor iine past b"sj
Freight boats daily avinn ind disca'ebe 'he' '"'"
for Ibis city aud The country ~ II lhe Nhoio
side Of The Depot Of the Virginia ard Tennessee hs'toai Oh
The Canal. cdnl'"naIy hnrd with toa's which naYs
bought hitler The IaI purchases o western nata"S
&c 20 hence by lie cars i.ynthbUtg ti5ginidn.
Ienry Miller, charged forgery vas ount gully .,
The Circuit Coat l0s R"ckineham conny,-Jndee hehnel
nresjiur Monday last and sentenced 10 The ltn!!tnIi
ury ic years pom He ether cls"s ia The Indictment
the Attorney for the Common entered n1s Pt9Ei.
This Young m1n s n1at Especially conneceo anu ms az
~ fall md ruin eau scarcely be acquitted oT f'ohs""
Rtgiste-.
10 hear, that short time since large ana
celisnt Tobacco Barn al Capt George SiheIiin neal 's
place. LuTnt down iuI veGy fine tobacco lie ha' -
vas Itself model 10 Ian aud finish aud must nave coz
the proprietor sevhrh hnn!rei dollars Tho he "as n''
ntaiy communicate the tobacco during The process q"
curing 4 DIRrA= Register.
PROGRESS Of TILE TRACK The faes On the
Central Railroad nos lad up The Toll gale, about W CO
miles from auoo" We arc glad to Shfo",' 'n nv
ience Of DTogEtss We lock The engine Ia ea'h on
town ii sh"f! tiI'e hos = 'iauai5a I'aacdior.
ATTENTION FARMERS Ne learn from Mr. F II
Gal thai tthn lS1 pei sone per day can De AIKEN 70
The Agricultural FAf by tie Genital Railroad 10 nr%.1
disappointment 10 any We sdgatst that those "l eau '"
convenient ~ do 81, sonid 90 down several days III al
vance -.
for several days Charlottesville idtorute
THE BAPTlZINC.-Ye Yesterday afternoon there va:
quite large gathering on the banks Of ser 10 witness
inc administration oil the right oil baptism 'try ols 60
lored persons. The ceremony was performed by Dame
Jackson The coored preacher and The spectacle was very
edifying / Peters10Ts Democrat
DEATllWe regret 10 hear that daughter nl pr lohf
Anpe, formerly oi Richmond, died recently al Hollywood
near Mobile OF yellow fever, and also Mrs Edwin SIarke
formerly oil Brunswick, IN ibis State Petersburg Demo
crut.
We regret 10 learn that the Rev VIM n Scott OF HARDY
County, while ON his way Ia lresbylery al Fredericksburg
was taken suddenly Ill al Baltimore Of Bilious Typhoid i.
ver Al last accounts he very low expected I" e
covert Romnty inteiligencer.
The tIin Of Hammock, The murderer of Bette, came OF
at this term Of The Halifax Circu Court and resulted 10
mis- scqusl DanriH. Republican.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-30
FIfty nollnrs Forfeit.

NR. UNTER viii forfeit 500 ii failing to cure
IL any of secret disease that may come ur-
der his care, no matter how long standing or at
Eictinc. Either are invited TO his private
rooms, IS North Seventh Street, PhIud'a., with
ont fear of Interruption from other paticnts-
Strangers and others who have been unfortunate
IN the selection of physician invited to call.
trough uni restrained indulgenc
of the PusStous, BY seIt-Ahuse. the evils
are numerous. Premature impotency. involun-
tary seminal discharges. wasting of the orruns,
loss Of memory, IL distastc for female society &c
neral debility, or constitutional deran cement are
sure to follow. Ii necessary, consult the doctor
with confidence; he offers n perfect cure.
READ AND REFLECT.-The afflicted would do
well to reflect before trusting their health an |
happiness, and in many cases their lives. in the
hands of physicians ignorant of this class of ma
ladies' 1t is certainly impossible for one man to
understand all the ills the human family are sub
ject 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 atment of diseases of the sexual or
gans, together with ulcers upon the body. throat.
nose or legs pains in the head, or bones mercu-
RAJ rheumatism. structures, gravel irregularities
diseases arising from youthful excuses. or impu-
rites OF tho blood, whereby the constitution has
become enfeebled, enables the Doctor to offer
speedy relief to all who may place themselves I'M
Medicine forwarded to any part of the United
StateS-Prlce 50 and $40 per package. se29I "
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-11-30

Fits! Fits! Fits!
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT PILLS

LNOR the cure of Fits, Spasms. Cramps. and ali
Nervous and Constitutional Diseases
Persons who are laboTing GEler this distressin no
malady, will find the Vegetable Epleptic Pills to
be the only Remedy ever discovered for curino
Epilepsy. or Falling Fits
These Pills possess specific action on the ner
Vous system, and although they are prepared es
peeially for the purpose of curing Fits they will
be found of especial benefit for all persons afbct
cd with weak nerves, or whose nervous system has
been Frustrated or shattered from any cause what
ever; IN fact 1t is almost impossible to convey an
adequate idea of the speedy and almost miracn-
lous results which these Pills effect in the disaas
ed, broken down and Frustrated nervous systems
Persons who were all lassitude. weakness and de-
oIlty, before their use at once become robust and
full OF energy. No matter whether the eonstit1I-
ton has been broken down by excess. weak nv
nature or debilitated by sickness their effect n,
on the nerves Is equally certain and apparent
As these Pills are composed of some of most ey
pensive materials in the Materia Me,lica. II viii
be impossible to leave them around the come
on agency, Us common Patient medicines usuaiIL
are But in order to let the afflicted in the mos
remote parts of the country have n chance to oh
tain them. they viii be sent by mail FREE OF p =
TAGE, to any part of the Unite,l States or any
country with hich the United States has postal.
arrangements, on the receipt of q remittance
PRIcEs-Ve getable Extract Epilepsie Pills 81
per box. or two boxes for IS.
All orders must be addressed. postpaid. 70
los Baltimore street, Baltimore. Ma
Unpaid Letters ncs taken from the ofise.I.