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New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
SENATOR WILSON AT BOSTON.
L.. n 1

Boston, Monday juno =, 300.
Many political opponents as well as friends of Gen.
Wilson met him in our streets to day, and heartily
expressed their warm approval of his recent manly
course at Washington,
Gen. Wilson will address the State Republican Con-
ventiop TO assemble at Worcester on Wednesday
next. In many churches throughout the commonwealth
yesterday, the outrage upon Mr. Sumner, and recent
acts in Kansas formed the subject of eloquent and
impressive sermons
In tie House. to day. Intellectual effort was made
TO take from the table the resolution offered last week
appropriating 100000 r aid of Kansas. the present
Indications are that the matter vii. be indefinitely
postponed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
NEw-YoRK HORTICrLTURM SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Newly OK hor
icuItural S cety took place lsst evening at Cnnton
HALL Nr. GRosHoS, President, occupied the char,
end Pot,r r. Mead acted ~ Secretary. ,.,...
II va. announced that the Quarterly Exhibition OF
Ne Society. would take piece at linton Hall On the
j.. aud I9.h Of the present mouth. .-.
Tie Society have made out list Of Przes, Tafyine
f,, one 20 five dollars for the bert varieties OF fruits
flowers and vegetables .,.. hoor
sre.al li.t of prizes for this ex1ibi'ion hss $50
preseIted by member. and lnends OF the soc'ey'
amounting To 1926. tos s,oc;al U.ts:
The following are the frst prize on the Isrts IN
s;raysterries g.; Grapes, $40; pest st P1a ,a and
o SIS eaved pants s5 for the most b rare o1t s@q
beautiful plant Of IeesD 1o. ntTodsSIbe s; be-. four varieties
Gw yaIs!s s bes5 Orchard in flower sa the prizes
sPa srt .s 9T' p.s! ss5 ss asred as&9o 5SI
Tom s2 70 eiI Ing ron s3, to SO; and eight pr
~. O., yegetabes, from 81, TO e.. ,.--ru
ze, Nm announced that the Mercantile Library
III. - bsd rendered the OF the reading room
far The Exhibition and from Pressnt appearances nc
~ o' ~ His would be g very hne Exhoitlon.
1eaeHsu Of new members were elected, and after
.one further business the meeting Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03

The following is Governor Gardners message traus-
ntng TO the Massachusetts Legislature the Connec-
cut resolutions On the Sumner outrage;
"FXEcUTWE DEPARTaESr, CoUEcL CHAMBER,
BosToS, Friday May 30, 1856.
To the President ofkhe Senate:
Transmit herewith resolutions passed by our sister
state of Connecticut expr ssve of ts utter reprobatioa
of the recent brutal and cowardly violence on the
door If the Senate Chamber and OF its determination
10 stand side by side with Massachusetts, now, as here
ofore in the assertion and defense Of freedom, OF
thought and speech. =.
need 10, testify 10 the Qualification OF snch sent-
ents fom the int;ioent and patriotic State Of Con-
nectcut must convey the judgment and feelings OF
al ouI people. ISigncdl HEsRV J. GARDsER."
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03

JON The troops At 10 a. m. TIE troops marched out
with the citizens that had joined them, but being but
oOc strong, 1t probable they will not make an attack
on the insurgents, but will content Themselves with
defending the entry of the town till recnforced."
postscript to the letter, under date a. m adds.
The alarm drums are again beating. II il said
that the troops sent out repulsed and the nsur
gents are pushing forward. People are running dis
tracteoly through the streets, closing stores, &c
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
AID TO KANSAS

CHICAGO, Monday, June O. 1856.
The adjourned meeting Of Saturday night for the
uther consideration Of Kansas affairs and ratification
of the Republican ticket, the largest ever held in
Illinois. II resolved to send five hundred settlers
from Illinois to Kansas, and $4,000 was subscribed for
that purpose. Committee was appointed to procure
further subscriptions and take charge of the arrange
Jneuts.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
IyDIGNATION MEETING At BUEFAbo fof'
TUE ASSAULT on Mr.. SUMNER.

DuflALO, nUuN,g' -. rbo,.
great meeting was he'd IN the EagiestTees , lngc
Ter nj. evening by our citizens to express the inug
nation al the ess sault committed upon Sena'"f -" INV
'Mayor Steven. nresidel. Speeches were made 0y
the Hon. Jas. o. Putnam, the Rev. Mr.. Heacock, ,.e
Rev. Mr. Thompson, and Mr.. Whitman, Serg' ~.
Arms Of the Kansas Investigating Colnnt'ee. o,,,.
mes q resolutions were adopted deDouhc"o az
yaee in the strongest terms.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
Iys1RRECTION IN HAYTI.

BosrON, Monday, JuhT :, -
Tie 1rqr publishes czras;s IRON s,hb j,iYr saa oa
ing date, Aux Caye', Hsy Nay 10 %1,nt nSt in tha
pa,, "f the Island aeaipst the Emperor Sououque'
"a BODY Of from 1000 to 1000 Insurgents TOOK Pos
Session of post between this pace ana 'Is Tbc
night with view of attacking the town 20 oay nck
military authorities ouy aware oil thiS n
this mOiriog The alarm drums were iuu"1"as -
beaten ard every male adult town was oI't''~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
NEw-HAvEN CHARTER ELECTION.
NEw-HAyES, Monday June ., 1856

M -IT7744V'IJ IV'70'
At the charter election to-day, the Demscrat5 earned
three out Of FIVE Aldermen; fifteen ont of the twenty
Councmen, and the Mayor and other city officers, by
handsome majority. The vote was one of the largest
ever cast at a city election here.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
THE SOUTuERN MAIL.

BALTIMORE, Monday, June 2.
New-Orleans papers OF Thursday last are received,
from which we learn that Messrs Wright, William Il
Co., cotton brokers, have resumed payment.
Dates from Tampa Bay to the 23d ult. report fur
tier Indian outrages.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
VIOLENCE AT MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS.

NEW.UKLEANs, MOnday, june :, 800.
During the progress of our municipal election to-day
considerable violence manifested, and vague re-
ports are in circulation that persons have been
killed.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoypAY, June AID. Ely in the Chair. -
Srndly bills were referred to the appropriate CoHi-
nittees.
BIS Poid-To pay Geo. ". Wheeler %? IS Tor
adm ui..er;ng oa.ls to f-enen, q: ConnssI9ner OF
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Majority and minority reports from the Special Com
ittee on the Sumner Assault presented and laid
the table TO print. rne majority report is given on
another page.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03

are all for BucaanAc, 81 the maa that will cstcn
the most yotes. s.B.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION.

CINCINNATI, Monday. June 2, 1856.
The Pierce and Douglas interest leads in an the
business of the Convention to-day. The exclusion
of the ladies from the gallery is bad augury for
the Convention and its ticket. Nothing could ex.
ceed the dramatic effect of the breaking in OF the
Benton Delegation from Missouri Il was done
with a whoop, knock down and rush, throwing
the whole Convention into terrible uprOar for some
moments. No one was seriously harmed Sabse-
quently, Richardson of Illinois characterized it as
an insult and al outrage upon the Convention; and
the Benton men, being denied a hearing, retired
on assurances that the Committee on Credentials
should fairly hear the case. The jumping conclu-
sion of the Committee of Arrangements against
them was piece of exceeding PrOSlavery impu
dercP.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-03
HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-

he Seuate then Adjourned to Thursday.
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INTERESTING ITEM s.

s<l. The trial Of McCoombs, for sho otng Cross
the CITY Marshal Of Columbia, on the l4'h December
last, has resulted in verdic, Of guilty Of murder in
the first degree.
sp The defaul,ng Wisconsin State Treasurer has
turned over all his property to the State sufficient II
is supposed, to cover the abstracted SUMS
nS1 The New York Times says: There are al
present abont one hundred and fifty vessels over due
many of them heavily freished with living cargoes
s~Ty The Buffalo Courier says, the Erie Railroac
has been, fur some time, at daily expense OF S2,co
for fodder for cattle, train, detained by the 'no"
storm.
~ A dispatch from Kansas, dated the 29th uItimo
says the KcapoO Rangers had commenced preparations
for driving the free State men from their claim.
NY There are said to be thirteen square.rigget
vessels in course Of construction at the yards in Eas
Boston at the present time.
re-" Mr.. Geo. Butler, Of this State, has been con
Grmrd as agen, for the Cherokee Indians.
NEW Posr OrrrcE.-kinard's Turn Out, Newber
~, District, South Carolina; Thomas F. Harmon
Postmaster.
GS7" The Rev. DR.. Teastale preached in the BaP's
Church in Columbia OH Sunday lat.
scsSa The Charleston Erening Ne,os announces tha
nineteen emigranls left Charleston the 9th inst 10
Kansas.
lS7 Corn was quoted in Nashville on the s3t
February, at thirty cents, sacks included.
y'"Uuclc BoJ," servant Of John II. Pember
ton, E<q Of Danville, Va, died recently at The az
Of III.
80" Lotteries terminate in Maryland in ls69-thei
limit bcing fixed by the Constitution.
e5' A, Pembina, in Minnesota, the mercury for
week averaged 50 deg below zero. Ugh!
~" The fellow wha spells Tennessee 10 Il doe
up the orihography of sold hickory" thus-&rn ia1n
:5S' What is that whiclis often brought to TIL
table, always cnt, bu, never eaten! pack Of cards
s@ Where did Noah strike the first nail in tl'
ark On the hea
aSy' Why is lawyer like a tailor! lie is alway
ready 10 commence Il snn.
e.TY Barnlml, some think, is playing "possum'' ant
after buying up his paper at so per cent discount
wiIl laugh al his fnancirring dodge.
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3JE'C'3iAIlC BOATS.

Qua cousins over the water are compelled occa'
sionally TO wonder al, ii they do not admire, The re-
suits of American skill. An English pl'er OF n"e
makes mention ola verye1ranrdnary trial OF strength
of the celebrated iG- boats belonging to the Collins
and Cunari lines of steamers. This is the paragraph
The Collins steam ship Baltic, as we'll as nil other
American steamers, is furnished entirely with these
boats On the deck of The ship Of the largest nnhS
slowed upside down. She is the dlmeHomS I'll ihc
longest size man Of war cutter. strong 'an WIN
an are, having long IamH, struck snu's twenty
blow, on her bottom in one spn, with all his strength,
wi,hon, being able TO make m indcnlntion ANY one
blow would have gone through wooden h"at. ons
of the buals was then put On shore, and rolled and
tossed on tile cubbIe pavement, with all the strength
Of six men then lifted up many times on end. and
suffered To fall with great violence on The stones
ucs against The stone. pier and on with all the p""rr
Of four nr and unr guile her All tins ni'i n"'
inllIe the buaI or cause her 10 leak Thrse o""'s
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"pLEAsE GAVE CREDIT"

Ir is seldom that We receive the above ndmonfnn
from our brethren Of the. press b'ranse II se""'
that we violate that proprie'y which requires " eacn
paper should acknowledge the paternity" lis borrow-
ings We plead guilty. however, 10 having printed OF
late, a lyric by Gen. MoRR;s of the Home journal,
entitled {" Thank God for plrasaut weather, without
giving the pruprr credit. or course we did not pre-
tend 10 claim it as original IN paper. Every Thing
written f,r us is invariably headed For Mr A"r'ri'-
ser or if il is ihe editors productions place Is al.
WAYS in the editorial columns, unless ihc'e,"r rcler
Tint il appear elsew h,re-and If So. has rhr same
prrx AS any OTHER contributed piece. OF course then,
as we have said ;!l:> .mg of the generals WAS not
printed as original. Nevertheless, nccrctt was given
and we are 10 blame tilereur. Now for the truth OF
the mailer.
We revised the piece, knowing it to be by Gen.
MoRRrs, and thought at The time Of prncilling The
the words circ credit Z" But then, said we 10 unr-
self "it is scarcely necessary. The piece hasaplcard
already in several papers that read lereahous. at
least BY ,huse who watch The poetry corner And
every one of them will know it is Cen MORRIS 5
without our saying so Besides, when quote from
Morris, we have pretty much The same way OF think
ing about it a, when We copy from Ton Mo"hE; both
are national lyric poes, tine one OF Ireland. The other
of America. So we (very simply concluded, that 1t
was of no use to mark with the red pencil what every
body wonld know, or might know if they reflected
minute. And TINS it va, that the generals piece was
not properly credited.
P. S.-'rhe man, who wrote stolen opposite this
piece in the returned copy of uur paper, frs In the
Generals own annotation at the top of the column ut
it is the Generally recognise the manners Of gem
itr,nnn
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ON N U NICA A T 0 N S.
Fpr the Advertiser.
TO THE CHURCHES OF THE EDGEFIEID BAPTIST
aSS0cIATION


DEAR BREriIREN: Since the last meeting Of your
brdv received communication from Elder A. l.
Noxnis, containing the rcasou why the Charity
Sermon delivered by him. at Mountain Creek had
not been published ~ requested by the Body. lh's
reason, he states, i. contained in q communication
received from CI,arles,nn from the former, and
prc.cn, Editor Of the Southern Baptist. The man
uscr;pt. during The prevalence Of Yellow Fever
WIS received in Charleston, and mislaid among
other papers, and not discovered until some time
since the last ann ual meeting Of Your body. The
prrscnt Editor cf the Southern Baptist thought 1t
too long to appear in one number Of the paper and
advised tina, /, be published in the Baptist Preacher
Of Va
The author Of the manuscript wrote me on the
subject, requesting my advice. suggested to HIM
tho proprety Of having it published in pamphlet
orm, assigning as II reason, that the Baptist Preach
er WIS red by very few persons within the bounds
Of the Associ,linn and BY sueh curse, the object
for which its publication was requested would f''l
to be uccomplshcd and further suggesting, that
after its publication copy could be forwarded to
the Editor uf the Preacher.
\ few days ago received notc from Brother
Norris informing me that the manuscript was placed
in the hands Of Messrs W. F. DURisoE s. Sos, of the
Advertiser Office would most respecy request
the Brethren Of the Churches 10 raise the money
necessary to pay the printer, and forward it to
Mcssrs ". F. DuRrsoE & Son, Edsefeld c. H., OF
whom copies en- n be obtained The c,st for print
ing is thirty-fve dollars.
Yours fratcrnaly,
JIM. CllLES, Moderator L. B. A.
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AFIsESCII BUDGET.

SOME clerk, Of some one Of Uncle Sans Distrlhu'
ting Offices somewhere, is negligent fellow. a
member of our family, who occasionally receives
Partisan papers from friend in France was asoniahed
the other evening at the size Of package sent " her
from our village post Office. Upon opening it there
cr. found TO be- besides sever, papers correctly SENT
x.v.n numbers of La Presse for W. FL. l1ARRtssE,
Chapel Hill n. c., seven numbers a" the journal des
Debats for NJ. ALFRED PAuL, frcnch cohsu. At
Richmond, Va, seven number" q: Cn'on Mea'eale
for NJ. LIZ DR. HuIsr. Columbia S. C., one number oi
L'Abcile Afelicalc for Monsieur e Dr. 4. Is. GIBSON
of Richmond. Va and one, Of the Ahcnnuni franca''
for somebody cso. Our French contemporaries ui'er
sulicisn, airing in the pnsy woods Of idselled have
been remailed for their respective destinations, where
i, is hope they will be duly received aer 50 long
,irD
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THE EDGEFIELD ADVERTISER,
Is rupLisHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, MORNING sr
VT. DURISOE d SON.

Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advanceS-Two
Dollars and FIFTY CENTS if not paid within six
mln'hs-and THREE DOLLARS if NOT Pai before the
expiration Of the year. All subscriptions not distinct.
ly limited at The lime of subscribing, will b. consider-
ed made for indefinite period, and he con.
,inued until all ,ragrs paid or al the opii"n OF
the Publisher Subscriptions from other States must
INVARIABLY be accompanied with the CASH.
ApvERrIsExESrs will be corsmcuul,sly inserted al
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ser,io, and 37s cent? fot each subsequent insertion.
When only published Monthly or Quarterly 81 per
square will be charged. AL Advertisements not having
the desires, number Of Insertions marked The mar
GIN witt be continued until forbid and charged arcor.
ingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the year do so on
liberal lerms-it being distinctly understood that con.
for ysarly adve ,isipg are confined TO The mns;
diate legitimate business Of the firm or individual
con.ractpg. Tran.ent Advertisements must be pa'd
for in advance.
For announcing Candidate, Three Dollars, IN
ADvAacE.--s-,&--, ~se>-'...-e. 49, -
For Advertixin, Esrays Tolled, Two Dollars, to De
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
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Barbccue At Curryton.

Tue example Of the people Of CurrS.on and its VI:
cni,y is worthy Of imitation. On Friday next they
a,e TO have Kansas barbecue. Dr.. II. BURr IL to
address the company. Subscriptions are to he taken
with view to aiding kansns e,nigrau's. No donht'
an efficient committee will he appointed to direct
tho distribution of The fund 10 be raised We lave
erea, hopes of this meeting from what We know
of the intelligence the spirit and The pa'ro'isno OF ta'
neishborhood Other paris Of the district would do
wen to follow the good example!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-12
The Right Tone.

THE Camden Weekly Journal, in commenting upon
certain unkind filings of the Anderson Gasee nj those
papers opposed TO sending delegates to the Cincinnati
Convention, uses the following language:
Iii TO be regretted that the cunrse of some journals,
on each side Of the question: have not been such rs
would increase their standing and respecIabiity hut
that is no reason why all are to be included in such
general category. For one, opposed 10 'en'ng delc.
gates to the Cincinnati Convention" we deny most
emphaticaIly the charge of :sendeaving 10 creac
prejudice against it, by calling it Major Perrys move
meni."-We are litlle concerned to the paternity
of the "movemeut,' and as We regard it bad one,
would as promptly and certainly repndiate It, II our
b.S, and mos, admired friend was the father OF IT.
1t is certainly pity that, broher'as as We arc the ed-
tors Of South Carolina cannot discuss this question in
calm and respectful spirit
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-12

round The corner of Bedford row, and when opposite
IIand.court the man came TO him and sa,d, % oS
have ruined me now I'll suin you, and zen oeootn !.
At r. Waugh who received h. breast:
The eunforunaie gentleman fell % the ground without
uriing word, and on being eIamlnod wound va. wa.
discovered IN The Immediate legionof the heari: ne
Wounded rentleman'was conveyed 10 mn Ies'uehIe,
bullet had passed into The heart .and death most have
been nsta auaneo,ls ThePrIpetra'or on being taken =
iu,o custody mads no assistance, and was !pmela'ey
conveyed 10 The poIice-aInrinn lie assigns ns ihs
reason for his shoo,ing Mr. Waugh, That as ne mac
ruined him lie was determined that he should mol long
suryiye his dow nfa.
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A Good Idcn.

AT the request of the President of tho State Arr'
cultural Society the Tax Collector of AbberiIlc Dis
rct has consented to sulict information from 'aI.pay
ers as 10 the numb r of Tennessee anil Kentucky hor
scs, mules and hogs annually purchased in that dis
,rict. and their cost. This is accommodating and
praiseworlhy in Mr. JAMEs MOORE, the taI-colIec'or
and if followed by those officers generally, the re-
sui, nigh, furnish our people with chapter al once
startling and instructive. What think yuu Off, Coi z
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FOR TIE ADVERTISER.

FOR TIE ADVERTISER.
Ding dong dell
Pussy eats in the well
Who put her in!
Little Billy Green.
Who pulled her Quit
Little Jonny Stout?'-NEw SosG.
Oh John, John, John (''OF THE PEOPLE
mean. how could you find it in your heart to OPP
pose the reasonable aud st;,tesman-ke proposal ot
the Intormer," that the Managers OF Elections
should be appointed BY the Clerk Of the Court
TO such pleasant, profitable, responsible and re-
sirabIe offices, the Clerk would Of course appoint
his friend. and pnrtisans.
Besides, if it were not proper that they should
be appointed in this manner, think you that the
{. InEormcr' wouldn't know it?
W" wynn ONE OF EN-.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-12

STABLE PRoDUcTIoss OF NIcARAcuA.-The
New Orleans Delta has been furnished from the
Nicaragua Emigration Office, in that city, with
some samples OF Nicaragua sugar, coffee and
rice. They bear the appearance OF rude cult
vation and manufacture, but arc sufficient to
prove the natural adaptation of that country to
the abundant and profitable production OF the
articles m.utioued. In addition to these, Indigo
and vanilla are among the products of easy and
remuncra,ive culture in Nicaragua, and conduce
TO enl,ance its great agricultural value and in''
portance. Nothing seems wanting in that proll-
fic country but system Of labor adapted to i,s
Southern climate. under the direction Of in'elll-
gence and enterprise.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-12

HEALTH AMONG THE QuAKEIs. 1t IS stated
that from statistics recently published III Eng
land, whilst the average duration of human life
is estimated at thirty-three years. among The
Friends there is an average Of itty-one years
Eighteen years thus added to The human life Is
u fact too remarkable not to challenge medical
attention, and lead us to close investigation OF
the laws Of life. The. Quakers are remarka-
bly, temperate class of men, and the fact OF
their prolonged longevity speaks volumes in
favor Of temperance in all things.
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The {, Rising Sum-

Sucu is the name Of new weekly journal just
issued at Newberry c. II. By llrs<s. CRussoS d.
SLIDER. These gentlemen have both been connected
with The press of our Stale before. We greet them
upon their return the aHlnous AMI useful duties oi
the profession. In ir appearance of this first number
of The Rising Sun," think we discover the prom.
ise Of a bright meridian. Prosperity and plenty
plenty Of sound ideas, plenty of racy correspondents,
plenty ofsainch friends and above all plenty Of cash
payments-to the new firm!
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-03-12
window Shades.

Bteakly, Of Augusta, has store ON broad street
where he keeps a foil assortment of papering, window
shades, &C. &C. Persons wishing TO buy snch goods
ough, TO examine his stock whenever convenient
Always bay from man who deals e'r'"Sre'! IN one
particular branch Of the trade. You are almost Ger
tain to get good articles and good bargain" from him.
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"uunter's Medical Specialist"

Such il tho little of medical JOURNAL recently set up
in New York. 10 he devoted specially TO diseases Of
the chest 1t admirably printed on excellent paper
in quarto form and til. articles, far have
scanned them, appear he ably written. DR.. HUNTER
il, editor has been r,r several years furnishing the
New York papers with disquisilions '!i'l this branch
of the (" Ills that flesh is heir to- a! wc believe he
i. highly regarded both as writer and practitioner
Perhaps our medical meH would do we'll to examine
the Specialist" A number of it is "n file in our
Office which any gentleman Of the fraternity can zee
BY calling.