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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
Mississippi Land for Sale
ROGERS
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA.
IN WIDER

fuSHE BEST ALTERNATIVE In THE WoRLD-for Sick
Headache, sickness Of the Stomach II affords iMMEDI.
ATE RELIEF aer ealing drinking too reeysuperior
Saratoga Waters cooling drink and bottle is eu.
three tn lie medicinal propees) ~ the Liquid lie III Mug.
nesia Selling rapidly. MILLION OF BOTTLES sold IN
New York alone last For sale by
Lynchburg Mandatory iys Spring New York city,
- ASK Tor i.ooEss and use no Other LAP ism
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
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NJ = ss,;ss4.sSs 7'ss;1
OFFICE OF THE soUrHsIpF II. II. co,
PsrERsEtR ne, Fehruar, llth ISIS
the regular monthly meeting iiaari Directors
"A Of the sou'side Railroad Co, the following resolution
adopted:
Re-oiee That the Freight Agent ynchburg hereafter bc
requested Ia collect all freight goods
ffom his Depot before they posscssor
the Company copy ffoI Record
feb t0-dts JAMES II. CUrHBERT, Secretary
n0H II a5fs:ssis u Gsss;.s...s
GENL FREIGHT OFFICE, ERR.
LyscnHVWa, March 10Th, ts,a
nwING to the large quantity Of produce coming down The
~ road, and The crowded state of the Depot M
Flour inspected Depot MONDAY the gis
Inst by order of Gen supt
march 1I-its T. ID. JEl.l.fs, General Freight Agent
Travellers Going North
~ II - 4s ~
M NO wish 10 make agreeable trip informed that
w selling tickets by the South-sde Railroad to ti,y
Point and thence Baltimore New
Steamships running ffom City Point These steamships are
COMMUNICATIONS for equal those the pas
seamcra and make their trips with great
h'e 10 baltimore In " hourr from City Point
New York ~ The proof perfect safety
dent.
Passengers from Lynchburg TO BALTIMORE including meals
Pa.senscr. Lynchbarg New FORK including meals
az 20 direct take cars nom inchbury GU ruesia,s
Thursdays and saturdays for Baltimore and ON Tuesday
Fridays and saturdays for New York
south-sie Railroad Company.
~ Knoxville papers and those line Of The Va A.
Tenn. L. X, please copy. lap9-is
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21

Great Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory
JOHN DOOLE

Manufacturer and Dealer in Fur, !straT, LeJhorn,
Ptnamd. S'.1. and Hoieskin Dress Hats.
HAVE really my Spring stock Of Hats, taps ~
4 aud Goods, 10 which would invite The auei -
lpn ii The merchants Of Virginia, North tarollia and
confident Of ability 10 supply them with ever
thing they want In line good terms as They eau
he procured in an, markel In the country.
NJ scs will be kcpi constantly full by the addition II ah
tBg tiisi desirable. Having greatly Increased IA!
les many dcsirai. styles will he OF
Ny Black MOeskn Hat Is siiil In ting from
AMI equal f superior TO anything produced VI III
country.
Ny Of Boys Misses aud Chierens Richly Tmhi-
cd Hats Flats 81 all the different styles OF Braid aud Leg
horn, cannot be rAr,'llcd
Ia Military Goods, furnish anything required My
stock qualities of Army "legnlaon' Hats i.
very complete mud the different s,l Of Ilas or Caps
made order at short notice.
NH Il. JOHN DOOIEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21

. AVIS - TO-. OF Lowell lAfEss bAhsAPAhshLA. EhAH,
CuRE and cfKrrr PserosAr,l have been feund TO be
cnes Of great exeelicnce, aud worthy the conhdsnee OF
Non. James Cock, ~ -, ,,w.,,
Hen. Alvin Beard.
MAYOR OF NASHUA, NJ II.
Hon. +. W. Harrington,
MAYOR OF MANCHESTER, n. II.
Hon. John Abbott.
MAYOR or CONCORD, Nh.
Hon. A. II. Bullock.
MAYO. OF WORCESTER, MASS.
Hon. Nath'l Silsbee,
MAYOR or SALEM, MASS.
EOn. +. W. Lincoln,
MAYOR or BOSTON, MASS.
lion. Vim. NJ. Rodman,
MAYOR OF PROVIDENCE, Il. l..
Hon. Amos W. Prentice,
MAYOR OF NORWICH, CONN.
Hon. j. N. Harris,
MAYOR or NEW LONDON, CONN.
Hon. ChaS. y. R0dier,
MAYOR OF MONTREAL c. 4.
Hon. d. +. Tlcmann,
MAYOR OF NEW YORK CITY.
Hon. II. NJ. kinS!rey.
MAYOR OF HAMILTON, C. ".
Hon. Adam Wilson,
MAYOR OF ToRoNTo, c. W.
Hon. II. NJ. Bishop.
MAYOR OF CINCINNATI OHIO.
Hon. !. II. Crawford.
MAYOR OF LOUISVILLE, KY.
Hon. John Sloan,
MAYOR OF LYONS, IOWA.
Hon. James McPheeters,
MAYOR OF BowMANsVILLE, C W.
Hon. James ". North,
MAYOR OF AUGUSTA, ME-
Hon. Henry Cooper. Jr.,
MAYOR OF nALLowELI., ME-.
lion. JAS. \. Beck,
MAYOR of FREDERIC ION, ..B.
Hon. Willard Nye.
MAYOR or NEW BEDFORD, MASS.
Hon. J. &. BIaisdelI.
MAYOR og FALL RIVER, MASS.
Hon. W H. eTaHStcn.
MAYOR OF NEWPORT, Il. L.
Hon. Fred. Stahl.
MAYOR OF GALENA. ILL
Hon. John H3dgden,
MAYOR OF DUBUQUE, IOWA.
Hon. Thomas (ruichlield.
MAYOR OF CHATTANOOGA. TENN.
Hon. Robert Blair,
MAYOR or TUSCALOOSA, ALA.
Hon. II. ID. Baugh.
MAYOR OF MEMPHIS, TENN.
Hon. IIeman l.. Page.
MAYOR OF MILWAUKEE, WIS.
Hon. W. ". Vaughn.
MAYOR OF EAClEE WIS.
Hon. A. Farr.
MAYOR OF KENosIlA, WIS
Hon. Jim {. Haines.
MAYOR OF CHICAGO, ILL
Hon. NJ. j. A. Heath,
MAYOR OF SELMA, ALA.
Hon. A. j. Noble.
MAYOR OF MONTGOMERY, ALA.
Hon. :. W. HOlybad,
MAYOR OF COLUMBUS, GA
Hon. Alex. Henry.
MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa
Hon. ThOS. Swami.
MAYOR OF BALTIMORE, MD
Hon. j. W. Marry.
MAYOR OF WASHINGTON, G.
Hon. Felix Wright.
MAYOR OF NEW ORLEANS, La.
Certify thu, the resident Drusgs have assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Ccrf that tho resident pra.e.ls have assured them
Certify that The resident Druggists ha,t assured them
Certify that the resident Druggists have assured them
Ayers Sarsaparilia
Ayers SaTsaDagilia
Ayers SarsapariIia
Ayers Sarsa parllla
Ayers sarsapariiia
excellent remedy, and worth. the confidence the com
uHu,n,
excellent rcmej! AMI n. The confidence The com
muniH.
excellent remedy and worthy the confidence Of the com
munity
an excellent remedy md worth! nc confidence of the con-
muni,!.
excellent remedy nnd worth, the confidence of the com
muniiy
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
or Spring Diseases,
or Purifying the Blood,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21

notice
IL goods intended for the Freight Train be delivered
N at ic n"hbprg Depot the evening before 10y half past
three O'Clock The departure o the mail at Al renders this
arrangement Indispensable to the loading the goods in time Tor
the neat freight train T. D. JEIIIS,
NH cts General Freight Agent.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
Sincere Sewing Machines.

6l0R6Z B Sewing 1QaCnl00S.
Great sae6s always tfe most conclusive proof great
men Judged By this tes there labor saving
before Ne Psb!s conPes.bie y sneers Sewing Machines
hey exhitad q the late sExpositan Universecr
Fssee, wkegs thcy Ansd a. Me highest premium; and
great unsatisfactory . make them has bsea built Paris
In esssy banch Of indusy IN whioh sswug be done
thoee anes - used with immense profit speed
q The Railway train 70 travelling foot sewing
6ingerA 0aekfnee compared with sewing No tailor
shocsnakg, dfcakeE carriage trimmer, sadeF halter &C.
&c. as1ld not be without The air profit using
these nsADeA rGaiay employed ID one Thousand Dolia
ayes In I'll private families whore there much sewing
be done thea nschints are N invaluable assance sir
abba Thsse machines supe N their construction and
very strong and durable being he only kind Of Sewing
ehi.e es4 9n1e ~ vhic evey s0 u WORK
could y peeey execued Tkouasnds 81 inferior and worth
ies eeoax Mschnsq have been various
nemeA III ttnGets Anchines alone every
where - aeii1f the wants of The people.
Hln l1ntea psrneticna for usnI sent with each
clne 1om shich any can readily acquire the
go - n mseel.:s are packed secsrely 10 60 10 any
losnstd Nn application BY ieer either
ssss i 81 : ssfs: 6: s..ss '''''
s psssipl GA 10. n Bsos sisS. New You Yo;l
nsAscu IA q nsaoysz a. Ros,on; No " Chap
ssxs g N ~ SS No. si is Raj Il
tiaoys q. naIkmGe M. ~ 81 Prosidence,
/. No 1Eaa N 81, CacianaE No = Norfh sth ST., 81
LouEa 81 ~ Charles ST. NOV 0ieans No. % Danphin St
loec
m ri. a LBS FAMILY BAOoE-Ou eonsimmen, and for
XUatytfU ~ hx iGY
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
NEW CONCER.N

N Z w OONC GION.
N have this DAY associated ourselves together for the
w pose convincing general Grocery and Commission
business, under le and drn o EssIEY,
the old stand Of Murrt satton, No 81 Main Street ynch
burg, va.
We viii keep constantly hand good assortment of Gro
Liquors staple Dry tipoi and iact article
tcIi in trueory establishment.
Pa cHar attention paid Ia te sale Of Tobacco Wheat, Flour
and ali her kinds Of country produce.
Wchn by strict attention 10 business merit the patronage
our rc, and The public generally,
WI. II. SrRArToN,
T. i-ts sAM'I. ". HENsLEY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21

CHINA, GLASS, AND EARTHENWARE
No III Main Street, Richmond, Va
9SO | HEREWITH beg leave 10 inform my friends and
N The public generally, that in receipt II NJ
W FALL STOCK OF GOODS, larger aud varied
ml it has ever hcior, been. nbrcng Decorated God
Btnd Dsey lea dDd T6t Sets; PITCHERS, Dishes, Idte
fc Also, WhUc china mud granite. of The best
aud stics in srs aud by the single pair Ny stock
WHOLESALE rKApr have selected with grtn, care and feel
sa that can sell rs low any rcIackng house
United siars receive III! goods directly the
\ call Is respectfully solicited
jul! - lly %. Il. TAYLOR, Richmond Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21

,NF EN- Nil the Northern % Your
~ - tarriages. Bugges and Wagons BAIIEl'S Isl
So Main street, Iynclhnrg, and not send your money
North Ia enrich and cnahe the Abo0nss 10 make
sl.> and spears t" send 10 negroes kill us with
BAILEY born and fns, in Campbell County, and Is
making With increased facilities all the style
Rookamnys and Euggios and substantial Also
of Harness Il pairing and painting Of Carriages dore
nuaiuc-s nud .s patch.
The subscriber his grateful acknowled
taNors and solicit, continuance 1T the All
examination oi lis work. 1clng confident
bet qualii! and pt.rc JNo. II. BAILEY, Ag't.
Jan blls i-i Main st, I,nciiburg, Va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
PETERSBURG ADvEKTIsEMRKTs-

No. 81 Sycamore Street, PeterSbufg,
(sTGS Of THE EAGLED
nFfERS 10 his friends anI the pubic generally, OF The
" largest and choicest stocks u WATCHES. Jk~ELRY
slLNEEW AXE ftAt CLOCKS al flRsi-Cl-Ass GOODS
of every variety In his line presented 10 the public, us
cheap brilliant and beautiful be had IN any other esab
6sini in this other country In every department ar
tces manufactured ar imrred of the newest sly ami
ie most unique. classical and elaborate workmanship
>-.ls
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21

The Mayors Of the chief cities o ni'cd States Canada.
end British PROVINCES Chill Peru Brazil Mexico and In fact
OF almost all The cities on this Continent signed this doc
umenl to assure their people what remedies they may use with
safety and confidence But space here will only admu
portion Of them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
$3.50, -. n "a R 81 s,sSk rs. : Co. ",

on n "a LIS. FAMILY BAO0N-Ou eonsignmen, and for
$UgUslV nh By fSsf M.LiCY,
o1Hay1 On the Hssln
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,

For Spring Diseases,
For Purifying the Blood,
For Scrofula or Kings Evil
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For Eruptlons and Plnples,
For Blotches, Blains ana Boils,
For st. Anthony's Fire, Roso or Erysipelas
For letter or Salt Rheum,
For Scald Head aud Ring Worm,
For Cancer aud Canccrous Sores,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and Humors.
For Female Diseases,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases of the Heart.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
g. CASSARD & SON,
Pork Packers, Nam Curers and Preyisio

OF kekA ofuet hed ~ marker prices lcb l}doni
GEORGE w. KYLE. ARTIST
No. l32 Main Street.
HAVING purchased Of Mr.. d II. Bliss his Gallery In tho
II City Of Lynehburg viii continue the business old
.tandwhere win be pleased 70 all In any thing
In my line such
Ambrotypes, Melainotypes,
LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGR PIIS,
PATENT LEATHER PICTURES &c,
rur IN srYix
Having experience of In the business
myself 10 be able give perfect atfActien
erwse, charge win be made shall always keep hand
assortment Of Cases Plain and Fancy.
hand large stock Of JEwELRY, such Lockei. Breast
Pima Finger Rings suitable for Pictures which lie.
termlned sell At reduced All thpg In
that line VIII hnd their interest cali before
elsewhere.
Ladies and Gentlemen arc respectfully invited 10 call and ex.
anime pccmen whether they wsh pictures they
ind pleasant place 10 pass away ieisusc hour
Diseased perscns and iavaitds attended their
dences when desiFsd q. W. KYLE,
1au tt-dly ARTIST.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21
AYERS HEDTCfEES
MAYORS OF THEGREAT CITIES.

Wa sndsrgne MAroRs, hereby certify that The Drag
e Apotbecares and Physicians II severz cfes have
signed of that The remedies Of Dr.
j. C. AvEa o., Of Lowell tAYEss sAEsApAHIlLA, frILs,
and CnKsnr PserosAI) have been fennd 10 be
medicine. great exeecnce and worthy the en6denee Of
the community
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21

i1riceifRrat san luosc per of 200 lbs .... II
dgrfc"Hufdi salt IA bags, ton o 1000 lbs. Is
The above Manure, put up strun. bags containing IL,
pounds each, twelve bags ,f whilst, make fraction over a Ion,
and can he had Of T. q. EUFFlS, his mi any Commits
sion Merchant IN Richmond; Of Inos. BRANCH SONS Peters
burg; NJ hoiIINs Co.. iynchburg IFeu BgoTMrg Nor.
folk; Mason, MAeriS Co.. Scoitsyie JOHNSTON 4
Co. Danyir. march S,isc;C
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-05-21

~ an. iet MoNaN nest mere viii be Flour specified
~ ia tfs 1cpui. Hai rer .olicc owing crowded
condition the Depot I. H. JEIIIS,
HIS Gen. Fri. Agt. va ~ Tenn. X Il
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-09
MIR EorneY,s Sncech

We invite the attention of our readers TO
the following speech of Col. Forney, recently
elected Clerk Of the House of Representatives.
1t will richly repay for its perusal.
CITIZENS OF WAsHINGToN.-I have few
words to say to you upon the events of this
day. desire to address them to those in
side as well rs those outside, in defence to
what has transpired in the House of Rcpres-
entatives to-day. For this sentiment, demon
strated i'll my own person | am most sincere
ly thankful to you, and | regard Il as a tcs-
tmony of approval Of the result of the days
proceedings. Isay gentleman, there is some
thing peculiar in this demonstration; and first
let me say, peculiar to myself.
Gentlemen, four years ago this very evon-
ing the House Of Representatives of the Uni
ted States, after long and most harrassng
session, was at last organized by the election
of Nathaniel p. Banks, of Massachusetts, as
Speaker In the discharge Of my duties of
Clerk of that body, the same as performed
by Mr.. Allen, who retircs to-day, had the
honor to receive, at the hands of the repres-
entatives of thu people, n unanimous endorse
mcnt for the manner in which had discharg-
ed the duties of the office of Clerk of Con-
gress, which | then held. Now, gentlemen.
just four years have elapsed to-day since my
retirement from that office, when now, by
the expression of the representatives of my
own region, am again returned to the same
position from which then voluntarily retir-
ed, clothed with the confidence of the whole
people of the United States.
In these four years, gentlom n, many chan
ges have taken place. Irctired from the
Clerks chair in the pear 1856, with my heart
ardently beating to see the man whom then
conceived to be the favorite son of Pennsyl-
vania elected to the Presidential chair GEN
tlemcn had no hope in life before that-no
aim or object Then all was concentrated in
the one absorbing feeling to see that mans
aspiration carried out to successful issue =
I assisted in his triumph. l came back to
the State where was born, and then, with
whatever sclfshness was in me, fapy, gave |
it all to that man and to his cause; and the |
result was that he was elected President Of
the United States-to the high office of pre- |
siding Tor tme over the destinics Of this I
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-09

UNCONSTITUTIONAL oNvENTIoNs.-1he
Philadelphia Public Ledger calls attention to
fact which at this juncturc deserves to be
better known which is, that the Constitution
of the United States exprt ssly provides chat
no State shall enter into any alliance, treaty or
confederation" and adds subsequently, in or
der to prevent all misunderstanding about the
matter, that mo State shall, without the con-
sent of Congress, keep troops or ships of war
in time of peace, or enter into any agreement
or compact aeiM another State, or with for
eign power" Commenting on this, Judge
Story gives as reason for the prohibition,
chat it might lead to mischievous combina-
tons injurious TO the general interests, and
lead them, the Safes, to agreeing into confed-
eracies of a geographical or sectional charac-
ter.
And this is precisely what the democracy
are endeavoring to do. They proclaim some
OF the principles of the Republican party to
be unconstitutional, and therefore dcnounce
them, aud at the same time are zaalously en-
gagged in au endeavor to effect an unconstitu-
tional compact between the Southern States
They denounce one wrong. while they are
in perpetrating a greater.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-09
For the Civilian & Telegraph.
Obte tons TO Public schools sta
ted and answered.
NUMBER III.

Teachers employed IN Public Schools moi being
dependent upon parents and guardians 70,
support, bm being paid by The State, ,niK BE-
snciiaed 10 neglect their duties and be less
efficient than under The pirate School sys-
lem.
This objection can have force with those
only. who have never witnessed the workings
ola good system of public Education.
The Teachers and Schools, and the prof.
,iency Of Scholars in those States which have
adopted public school systems present alum
dant facts TO the contrary.
We are ready TO admit that poor school
system will encourage carelessness in teach
ers, but I've trust our State or County will get
a good one, or none at ALL
Let us, however, examine the OBJECTION
1t assumes that in private schools, teachers are
always well qualified, and always so well guar
dcd, as 10 compel them to render good service
for the support they receive from their pa
irons. ia
Such, however, is not the case Men take
private schools on their own responsibility
For their qualifications we have only the
guarantee of their own assertions, or private
recommendations which are always easily OBJ
tanned .-r ID.
The teacher Inns inducements to keep por-
ul.,r school, but every teacher knows that a
popular school, is no. always good school,
but the reverse. 1t is known that parents
awe themselves but little Trouble about the
Education of their children, and consequent
", exercise but little supervision over the
schools which they attend. Efficient teach
ers often become unpopular by the very per-
formancc Of their duties.
Under system Of public sducationt the
qualifications OF every teacher are tested, not
IL patrons controlled by courtesy, or friends
influenced by friendship, bnt by dislnierested
persous whose duty it Is to decide correctly
and mpartially.
Tie selection It the teacher Is in the hands
If the -,nust suitable men in the District, SO
dat every. prccautch is thrown AROUND the
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-09
office of teac her to guard it from improper

Office of teac her to guard il from improper
1loccupants 80 : --,.-
Where Public Schools are established, hun
! drecls Of persons who fourshed as private
! teachers, have found il impossible 20 pass the
| Board of Examination or to obtain employ
ment. The standard of education has been
| raised, and teaching has become an honora-
! Lle profession for which preparatory training
+! is necessary.
| Schools become worth something, aud the
teachers interest, il nothing else, impeIs him
to The discharge Of his duty.
The regular visitatons and examinations
connected with the system, test at once his
faithfulness or unfathfulness, and advance
his interests or lead to his dismissal.
Should teacher neglect his duty, the pa
irons of the scheel can enter complaint with
the Board OF Directors, who are never slow to
investigate.
Whilst public School system, therefore,
protects the teacher from being dismissed for
improper conduct, it holds out to him the
strongest inducements for the faithful dis
charge of his duties. His reputation is at
stake.
A private teacher may fail in twenty pri-
vate schools, and start again. but when
public teacher is dismissed for unfaithfulness
or want of qualifications, his professional
character receives blow, from which it will
not soon recover,
But system Of public education gives a
stronger pledge for the efficiency and faith
fulness of teachers in the elevation of their
profession. 1t gives them an honorable stan
ding, where they ought to he, among the
Of the learned professions. 1t a.
rouscs an honorable pride in their profession
and an honest ambition to excel in it, which
will lead them to study their art and labor
with fathfulncss to practice it.
This is not mere theory. Look at Prussia,
and Ohio. Where will you
find better schools, and nobler class of teach
ers =?
A system of public schools, therefore, in
stead Of opening the door to unfaithfulncss in
teachers, guards vigilantly against it.
Tie objection which we have considered is
contrary to reason, aid contrary to fact, and
therefore Of no weight PLATO.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-02-09
The OldDiploma Rye Whiskey
Medicine for the a Micted!

NRS. GOLDSMITH & Co, No. l22 Smith.
- field street, Pittsburgh, Pa, still contin.
ues to tie consulted on all diseases Of n private
or delicate nature. From long course oil
study and practical experience of unlimited
extent, Dr5. G. Il Co., have the qualification OF
presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never failed 10 cure the most alarming
cases of GonOrrhca and Syphilis. Beneath
his treatment all the horrors of Yenereal and
Impure Blood, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain and Dis
tross, or Inflammation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Assesses, Iumors Frighttnl Swell
ings md the long train OF horrible symptoms
attending this class OF diseases, are made 10
become ms harmless rs the simplest rilings Of
A child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS-Drs. C. & Co. de-
votes much OF their attention TO the treatment
Of those cases caused by secret and solitary
habit. which ruins the body and mind, unfit
ting the unfortunate Individual for either bus
mess or society. Some of the sad and melan-
choy effects produced hy these early habits Of
youth are Weakness Of the Back and Limbs,
Palplation o! the Heat. Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness arrangement Of the Digestive functions.
symptoms of Consumption, etc, etc. Tho
fearful effects on the mind are much TO be
dreaded, viz: Loss OF memory, confusion OF
ideas, depression Of spirits, evil ioreboiings
aversion to society, seli-dis'rust timidity, etc.
are among the evils produced. Snc' persons
before contemplating marriage, should consult
4 physician Of skin and experience, and be AT
once restored TO health and happiness.
AGuE AND FEVER CURED AND WAR
RANrED.-All letters containing fee, ad-
dressed TO Drs. Goldsmith & Co, Pittsburgh
Pa, will meet with prompt attention, ana
medicines forwarded, secure from observation,
and cure guaranteed. The strictest secrecy
observed in all cases. Don't forget the place
No. 1872 Smithfeld Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
November a. '59--lv