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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

RrcErr,oN OF MISSIONARIES ny rnE KING OF
DEMONSTRATIONS has been received from
AVA OF II magnificent reception given to Rev. MIR.
kincaid, and Rev. DR.. Dawson. Baptist missiona-
rics by the King of Burmah. Mr. kincaid, it
will be remembered. was the bearer Of letter
from the President of the United States to the
King royal zayot was built for tho reception
of the letter, and long procession was formed to
convey it from The za,ct 10 the royal city 1t was
opened by order Of an under Secretary of the State
translated into Burmese. and presented by the
chici Minister to his mNiesty. 1t gavo n great sat
islacton to the monarch aud all the court. Mr..
Kincaid and DIR. Dawson had two personal inter
views with the King in which he expressed him
solf with great frankness. and intimated his wish
to have an American consul at his court.
'ln some respects tho King spoke like Chris
tian philosopher. like aman possessing good stir
ling cnmmon sense, who was deeply mbued with
the responsibility of his exalted position and de-
sirons, 20 far as he was able, as the King Of Bur
nah. to discharge his duty toward his country
and to live Mt peace with the rest Of the world.-
Before leaving tho royal presence begged the fa-
yor of piece ofground on which to build II mis-
sion house hereafter. lle instantly replied that
he would not only give mo II piece of ground but
would also build me house thanked him for
the liberal offer, and remarked that ! would by
and by avail myself of it,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

MYSTERIOUS Discovery AT SEA.--A most horr-
BILE and mysterious discovery of wreck at sea is
reported by Captain Farley, of the ship William
Singer, which arrived at New Orleans few days
ago, fIom London. lie says that on the Goth Of
September last, in lat. 38.44, long. 4557 W., he
discovered a wreck to the Northward, which prov
ed to be the barque Mayfowero Of New York, with
her bulwarks gone and nothing standing but the
mixzen mast. On sending boat on board they
found human boneo strewn about the deck, and
the bodies Of a woman and child in the laststages
OF decomposition. She was loaded with stone, and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
WIIOLEsALE PAPER WAREHOUSE.
WHEELWRIGHT, NUDGE & CO.,

UHAVE constantly on hand full stock of PRINTING
Ill WRITING AND WRAPPING PAPER from all tho
celebrated mills the United States Also full assor
ncn of Bouk Binding Leather Cloth. Glue &c Colored Pa
pers all kinds Boards Binders and Trunk Boards
Bonnet Boards white and colored Printers Cards and Gard
Boards in every Variety Press Boards Hardware Paper
Tissue Paper French Folio Post Packet CONNER
ca and Note Papers, Marble Paper Post Once and
Bank Envelope Papers Sheatng Tack and Spice Papers
Printing and Writing lux Alum Bleaching Powders, &c
~ Paper Of every description made to order
septl 3taw 3mos.
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MIsCRLLANE0Us.


ANlNvsTATgON ~ q q 0kDK OoDDsAB..
h ,n, an % 70 .ne ehsns .. Lyis.sss s20 S sa
pleasure cs the Clothing Dassas ~ BUR
Kou0Hs, SlAFER Il CO. and The dosirabh stock
Of Ready made Clothing on exhibition A. selEprslss
regarded at best bat poor and 10 eh
orwlsc II Ia rendered the unqsal1o1
daon Of egons who have etsd the clothing nanufAeured
aud sold by us during the six years. would be supsru-
for tho lmlta AZ advertisement ehse ~
quality. style and cheansss of goods especially
acknowledge and eheeuy concede the right Of
TO their and be their Juds he
quality and fairness 1t tho prices Of the good SAIL
Our stock comprises In the following articles Exfes
Fine French Cloth Dress and Frock Medinp Low
priced do Fancy Cloth Dress and frock Coats French
Oaks and other fayore Cassmcrc Haness osist buesr
BLACK Cashmere Pants 0renadne MAtaasse csssmers Vel
and other Vess Ov Coafs Of svsry euitabls material
and In every desirable style, Uoak.. 30. t9
FUWN1SWnNG OEPA6TMKNT.--Iut the far
ni.hng line our stock also complss compring h pass
French Yoke shirts Collars Cravsts yarefy, 6cas
and Mufcrs Cashmere Merno Shaker and sk under shls
and Drawers Socks Gloves Huspcnders pnekst Hdkfs ss
giant Robes Do Chambre Travelling shsws and Baakess
Umbrellas, &C. BURROUGHS, sHAFER 4 Co,
Clothing Bazaar, Main st., above Bridge.
aeniQts IsXnahhuy Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

\NEED's PATENT AZ WING MACHINES.
rab,y simplicity Tho operation Of i easier learned
tho anss ss tho ees~io. cloth or ,ssssr on either q
~ ,hsr maxi ,
both sides Of the cloth st he'd alike, rssug IN beauty
der require. repairing aud so simple that an ersrssos ean
porform all ordinary repair. on T. until worn ca6 With
T~s Ps,ent Sssins MssAin viii hes. meet shs Wana q
Families. al Mind. Of ManSt.s,a.ns Cio.A!s.s T,os Secs
harness and Saddle Manufacturers viii and this hssAhe
s % uo ' h "Is ,h rd ElI. ho rssu,,.
swns "sfr vail aS ana wa ss.S
pay Taos will hnd great saving by using this few,
Ing MaehnS besides sid being always way s.ro Of .apsSsr qualify q
and work hoo and shoe M"nufacturers svs Th9u.
sands Of Dollars using this Machine wha Tor purpo
leather by this Machine is bestr than
/. lone In any other way -5f,.. .n3'
purchased your eeds Patent SHas MaeAins We intend
I'D u wholly for family but as II recommsnpsd TO ss
leather edit Harness aud Carriage TrimmngA
Of our neshbors can testify to tho supeoriy Of iis
and W" ioel confident ih. alone tho mach. has
Dor enough Ia s cost One of neghbors who has
in tbs lime in nsking clothes rest Ey
Machine have sold this vicinity has given the great
mi satisfaction. and several intend to order Machines from
you soon
,r" " ssi m.''S @oS y two % &.
Machines have been in almost constant since bought
weeks operators finished complcss Of
clothes for each of two hundred and ton plantation hasd
and hnd the tne saved In using them enc season has ors
Aao,her Planter says u.od employ four hand.
In making clothes for the bu; since purchased
Uds Patent Srns Machine hand does As sewing fof
all tho cohc. Of the family iee the Machine pays
Tor itse.f every three n,opihs
We wish all who need Machine examine these they
the simplest and best for Family Plantation any
ether where stitch required Price Of Ussas Pssss
'""S "''""' '''' WHITNEY LYON propri.er.
v Sold by tS.as Fancy S:% asse Goods.
Bonneis, &c. Lynchburg Va mar 3ots
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

had evidently been boarded before, she was
Stripped 20 the gunwalcs. 7. Q imagine ion slu |.
dcrs in pieturing the story Of horror, sequel of
which is shadowel forth by this discovery Cap
tain Furle,'s.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
DEAD WHAT TxmAKsPEAKE SAYS.

DEAD WHAT TsslAIksPEAKE SANS.
HI GOOD PlcTURESI
If II were well done, when It's done:
Then II well, it were done quick ly."-Shakspeare
So IL you wish 1t ndii done In a superior mdnnr,
You'l fad il quickly done. and ntN done, by TANNER.
N =. TANNER d co,
Main Street, 3 doors from bridge Street.
Iynchbnrg, Va
Ladies and Gentlemen cordially invited to our POR.
TRAIT GALLERY, containing specimens of Pilot graphs,
Ambrxypcs Meainotypes &c, a."
Also, the beautiful PATENT LEATHER PICTURE, which
Is convenient for sending by mail
Pictures taken in all kinds Of weather and enclosed beau
ul eases, the very low prices from 80 cents TO $50
and beautiful assortment Of Cases Gold IoCkcs Me-
daons Locket Rings, Beastpns, Keys Seals &C. in great
variety. just received.
fresh supply of the best Material in the country.
Don't forget TO call Ipt Hts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
I'M ENSE SAVING OF FUEL!
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK or
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac.
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, 10.

9. s. BLISS d Co,
INVITE attention tho very attractive display Of Pa
and Winor Goods which they been receiving foN
weeks Our stock comprises tho greatest variety
lcerted Of any offered this and can oer
mnsnal Inducements IN prices,
Our variety Of Cooking Stoves for wood and coal
not hc cxcelrd for economy and convenience.
Psror Stoves and Radiators for wood coal new
and beautiful patterns worthy the atsnton Of purchasers
Dining Room Church degn perfect
In Oce church and Factory Stoves pf ell 6yles
NJ remarkably low pr,eea
GracsRch medium and low priced. and ADAPTED ihs
wants of all
The Morning Star Cooking Range entirely asticis.
mud auporio all others that have pcceded H. Havins
nrgod Sales Rooms double their former capacity and
made purchases early the and sclsctiae
sona, from tho leading founirirs 10 the Northern Cities
feel confident of being ale supply all In with
hctor upon haa bsfora
this narkei-at Stove Range arshouse
ortits q BLI0B 4 co
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
FROM VIRGINIA a. NORTH CAROLINA
Through Wa hington City, by Railroad direct.
Gsssss..sssEs Gss..sys i.sss "
4 7
TIA TUlE NGE0lr

TO THE WEST:
TuNilE Baltimore and Ohio Ralroad with Its much I'm
Western connections offers great Inducements
travellers Virginia and the Caroinas through Washing
Baltimore all portions Of the West tho Northwest
nd the Southwest.
Tho the trains from Washington and
bound West for Wheeling Parkersburg from Bat
the W aslngo Junction,
Oatey called The Relay Iouse39 miles from Baltimore This
Of Cars required between Washington and
the Ohio River Baggage checked through to tho West al
the Washington Station.
s-t,- rhe conncc tin trains leave Washington daily at
A n aud 4. 20 +. NJ. On Sundays at the latter hour
AT BENWOOD
with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad running Beaire the Ohio through Cam
bridge Zancvie and Newark to Columbus These trains
connect Newark with the Cars Of the Newark Mansfield
Sandusky H. t. for Sandusky Toledo, Detroit Chicago
81. Louis, etc. .---..
Connection made tby Steamboat miles, Win the trains on
h. Cincinnati Road for Chillcohe, Cincinnati
&c. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio trains connect with tho cars Of the
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Tor Cioveand Toledo,
Detroit ago, all the Northw points direct
Travellers requested notice that while this the
afording Through Tickets and Checks Wash
ingiop, II Is also the SHORTEST most SPEEDY and DI
RECT nearly all the leading points In the West The
from Washington Cincinnati Is but about GOO
miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by other
Fare by through ticket from WAshngtoo at least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the lowest Of the Northern Routes
from Northern cities
For Frederick and Harpers Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley
Springs Cumberland Bedford SPRING. Oakland and Grafton
passengers may leave Washington At A. M. 420P M
ing take A. NJ train from Washington
f For further information Through Tickets &c., apply
THOMAS H. PARSONS, Agent At w Washipgton St
w. S. woODSlDE, Master Of Transportation,
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad
I. M Cole Genn Ticket Agent sep 25.cts
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KEDUCTION OF CHARGES ON

NIOUNTAIN COA1.!!-We beg leave 10 cnll
1V4 the the of Iynehurg article
COAL which raising from the celebrated coal banks
of Mr.. JEREMIAH KYLE, oi Montgomery County
THIS coal has been tried by of the citizens of I nch
burg and in every instance given satisfaction.
We will have always hand article OF this Coal sua
BILE burning Stoves which will sell 20 per
bushel Call and see i'll
fB- Always on hand a large stock
by permission, refer to the following gentlemen
{. w. BUTTON. GRO. nj. kuCkEI
n. Is. THuRMAN. w. W. MosBY,
LIE. JOHNSON j. Co
CHRISTIANS WHALING & MONTAGUE
dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
I.NNCHBURG COLLEGE,.
lymChbMrH, yN.

flNI fourth annual session ofhls Institution will commence
Il the 18Th September,
The location Of the hcalthcni and most acccsHibe In
The and the study both Classical and
Sceuiihr equal to thai oi the best American colleges
The Military III he efficiently maintained
OF Mr. Blankenship graduate Of the Vir.
ginia Military Institute and recently connected with tho
Ii nitcd States Coast survey.
The several professors will have exclusive charge Of tho
School In which young will be thoroughly
pared iar college ur business
rae q I. .TY.
ROBERT l.. RROCKETT, Presidonti Professor Of NAtu
raj Silence.
LYcunGus q MATHEWS. A. NJ, Professor Of Latin and
Iicllos Iotrcs
PIT CAuriL H. Professor of the Greek Language and
Literature"
J l. BiANhrSsnir Professor OF Mathematics and Insruc
Of Tacica
Rov W w wALKrR, Professsr OF Moral and Montal Sci
and ui History
SAMUEL GARLAND A. Professor OF Constitutional Law.
D. A LANdHoHNF, NJ ID, Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
ology
GIUSEPPE ADoIrHo SAgToRi Ii, Professor of Modern
Languages
EXPENSES.
hoard e. week washing tl - per month fuel aud
lights Sln Tuition $40 In the Grammar School and
$40 IN the Collegiate Department for halt session.
" Catalogues containing further information be oh
tanned by addr,ssing the PresiLent aug SIS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
BY CHARLES W. BUTTON.
TERMS

The vIRGINIA\ Is published ally At t6 rweeklya
e5 per and weekly At - invariably IN al
so will charged In all No pap
1 be ,ept the option OF the Popre'ors
until all arroarages shall have been paid.
inserted tor cents per square OF
10 or Insertion and M cts tor each con
nuaace weekly and then 90 cs
DER each insertion II the number OF
n-sons marked the MS il will be pubishedthi"r
dered out and charged accordingly -
He EARLY nATEs ARE A..
For quaro, ally.
For do do ''.''''' ''''''
For do semi.week .'''..''''''' -
For do do ..........;:.... "
iai ontrAct. ,.,t..
r. Annual advertisers will be limited TO their immediate
bu.n.ss or the charged transient rates
N advertisements appear In the daily aud I'll
weekly papers. -,
stebly for the sxcess.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

NUANO HOUSE IN ~ NCEaHI tkt:.-As It may
be generally known that GnanO and other fertilizers
be bought In yncburg good terms as In other
market with regular added in justice T. myself ms
well benefit the farming community pub
sh that fact intend I" keep hand good supply Of all
Fertilizers and P den more largely than
h0usc in the in Them think can safely
sell cheaper than other house 1t Ia certainly
of farmers patronise because thereby
ithey enabled purchase FERTILIZERS low price
Of all risks and trouble Please
soil sci this and else. now offer for sale in
o and to arrive
200 Tons No | A Peruvian Guano,
Reese's Manipulated iuano,
100 Sombrcro Lump and 1rouud
50 Brown Mexican tiuano,
50 Eide Island Guano,
100 Plaster, Lump and Ground,
25 Kettlewell's Potash and Plaster,
200 Sacks Liverpool Salt, prime quality.
Farmers living the Canal below ynchburg can be sup
piled their landings they will make engagements at
aug Its wM A. MILLER, on Basin
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
N GIrGGENHEIMER.

n. GU tGGENHE ER,
XX1OULD respectfully call the attention Of his friends and
public to his large AMI well selected stock Of Dry
Goods Boots Shoes Ac Particular attention has been paid
aides Goods of every description style aud quality
Ladies OF Silks be supplied with black col"ed
rs to s. 80 yardhs stock of Merinoos Mons
ns Apaceas &C. unsurpassed as to price and quality
The largest stock of Coaks, Shawls Sc (some hneJ
brought this market, be found herewith choire
selection of Shpeswhich upon examination will be found
cheap Also superior lot OF Cloths Cissimercs, &cwiIha
good heavy Woocns Tar farm hands Blankets &C.
Buyers invited 10 Civ" my stock an examination
tysCountry Merchants Ill do well to p>c a call before
gong North. n. GCHGENHEiMEE.
octi.ts Rep copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

NNCn's sWARF1IOUsE. 1ynchburg, w.
The subscriber has leased of years the above
named vauahl. property this city and respectfully socs
the patronage Of his friends and tho public generally The
1um"ni nHIecors ha, been given To Messrs G. ii Rnck
of Amherst and Ro ! B,az, of Appomnox who are In
every qualified the duties Of the Office well known
arI dcseivedly worthy Of tho public confidencn
ianI4ts EDGAR WHITEHEAD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
LYNCllBURG WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER B. 1855
Aailg S'irginian.
The Indian Battle in Texas.

The San Antonio Herald publishes the follow
ing o'henl report ofthe late fight between Major
Van DtrnS command and the Camanchcs:
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03
CLOTHING TRADE! !
EAuL IS5S

FALL, lS5S
uIIRINi the past have greatly enlarged and
improved House and have arg", wcil light
Sales Rooms be found
Ia city We have made these 10 the
o constantly increasing trade, and beg tp advise
WHOLESALE ana RETAIL. dealers that haycnow in
and dali, receiving the largest aud most desirable stock
of CLOTHING we hay" exhibited to be in the
South We have now been in the trade in this city
the the and being largely engaged in
the aud sale u Clothing than oh, house
the State, believe offer the iadHctnth
rhdstrs BY every arrival shall make additions stock
ii all that AMI fashionable and purchasers VIII al all
times lind complete assortment Of superior quality CLOTH
IN,i and q GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS, in store
and Ior sale upon LIBERAL rFKMs.
Wholesale aud Retail departments distinct and separate
floors An examination OF stock prices and mode do
ing business Is respectfully solcited
KEEN. BALDWIN co.
aug20-ts 10! Main street, Richmond, VR.
(NTY MILLS GROUND PLAsTER.-I nm
prices Orders thankfully received and promptly filled
by A. s. LEE.
Richmond, SEPT lsh,ls'
ltKEAT REFLECTION OF CHARGES ON
u THE CANAL'-THE HIGHEST RArE of FREIGHT
LBS.-ON GROCERIES,, CROCkERr QUEENSWARE,
Sc ONLf25 CTS PER 100 LBS, which includes all expen.
from the wharves Richmond to Lyuchburg Guano
ly :! - per ton OF 1000 lbs.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage heretofore received
will in order the trade still the Canal
Goods through the above low So send
goods the the quicker and cheaper forward them
5 LEE on the Dock.
augl6ts Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-11-03

n There many ignorant and worthless Quaeks
advertising themselves Phyc.ns and copying DIR JOHN
sToxs SAos Mendes Boot Bdas Lamp Trim
mrs de- Pary and Csnrpiib Imitators whose lives instead
the Noble Science of Medicine have been spent In the
Memfal Capseiy styling themselves Regularly Edu
Physiciaa imposing upon the xpereneed and
p-cng rng with and running the health of all unfortunate
" falling Dr. Johnston deems
say, oecay those with his reputation.
that his credentials diplomas always hang in his office
HIS REAEDIE and treatment entirely unknown to
a othsrt Prepared from life spent In the hospitals
aud this country and extenslve
practic than any other phi scian In the world
he ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU.
npl 1e-dAc6ms
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-12
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
The Kansas Struggle In the House.
A TEST VOTE TAKEN.
Defeat OF the Administration by
Three Votes.

WASHINGTON, Feb S.-The galleries of the
House of Representatives were more crowded
this morning than they have ever been, and the
interest manifested by the multitude was in
tense.
The 6rst question up was on motion second
ing the previous question on the motion of Mr..
Harris democrat, of Illinois,) to refer the
Presidents Kansas Message to select COM
nittee of fifteen.
THIS was caused by vote of one hundred
aud ten 10 one hundred and i've.
The next vote was OH ordering the main qaes-
ton. It resulted, yeas one hundred and sew
enteen, nays one hundred and seven.
The usxt vote was on the motion of Mr..
stephens, democrat, of Georgia) to refer the
message to the Committee on Territories.
This Committee consists of the following
gentlemen
Mess.s. Stephens, Democrat of Georgia, Wm
Smith, Democrat, of Virginia, Galusha A.
Grow, Republican, of Pennsylvania, Lawrence
o. Is. Branch, Democrat, of n. Carolina, A.
P. Granger, Republican. Of New York, James
Hughes, Democrat, of Indiana, f. K Zolli-
Golfer, American, of Tennessee, Chaurcy L.
Knapp, Republican, of Mass, John b. Clark,
democrat, MlSSOuri-
OF course the Democrats in this Committee
would have had everything their own way
The vote on Mr.. Stephens motion to refer it to
them was yeas one hundred and thirteen, nays,
one hundred and fourteen. So it was lost By a
majority of one vote.
The contest, it will be seen, is very close,
and it Id wstched with breaihless attention.
SECOND DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 8 24 P. M.-The yeas
and nays on the amendment of Mr.. Harris, 10
refer tue message to special committee OF
fifteen, were taken, and resulted as follows
yeas IA, nays Ill.
Majority for the reference, and against the
administration, three.
Thissis considered 0 great triumph for the
pati-Lecomptonites.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-12


STATE LEGIsLATURE.-Within tho past
week, resolutions have been introduced into
the State Legislature condemning the Lecomp-
ton swindle, aud i6structing our Senator's aud
Representatives in. Congress to vote against it.
These resolutions we're referred to select
Committee Of seven. Mr. Foster also offered
the following joint resolution on the subject:
"Resolved by the Senate and House, &c.,
That in the words of the Governor Of the Gems
monwealth, 'all the qualified electors of
Territory should have a full, fair opportunity
10 participate in selecting delegates to form a
constitution, preparatory to admission as a
State; and, if desired by them, they should al
so be allowed an unqualified tight to vote upon
such constitution after it is framed"
A motion was made to suspend the rules to
consider this resolution, which was los,-yeas
46, nays 45-the Representative 10 the House
from Delaware county, Thomas P. Powell, vo-
ting in the negative. The rules Of the House
require two third vote to-carry the resolution,
and it was therefore lost, although it had ma
joriay of one. In the 46 ayes there are 81
Republicans and Americans and 10 Democrats.
The negative vote vas entirely Of Democrats,
o-calied'
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-02-12
THE SECRET HNFIRaIHTEEs OF
YOUTH AND MATURITY,

Ju,t Published. Gratis, tie 25tA Thomsdnd
A FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL treat
ment without Medicine, OF Spermatorrhea or Local
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nerv-
Gus Debility, Premature Decay OF the System, I'm
potency, and Impediments, TO Marriage generally,
by B. DE LANEY, NJ. D.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating the imprudenco and solitude
of youth, may he easily removed WITHOUT MED
IG1NE, is in this small tract clearly demonstrated;
and the entirely new AID highly successful treat
ment, as adopted by the Author, fully explained,
by means Of which evry one is enabled to cure F1IM-
SELF perfectly and AZ the least possible cost,
thereby avoiding all the advertised nostrums of the
day.
Sent 10 any address, gratis and post free in
sealed envelope, by remitting two postage stamps
to DR.. DE LANEY, II, Lispenard Street, New
York.
Gov, l3, 1857.
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