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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-21
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rOANISSIONER'SS SALE OF A VALU-
TEA or OF LAND IN CUMBERLAND COUN-
TT-Iu pursuance OF the provisions or q decree OF
The Circuit Court of Cumberland county made on
~. o-th dGy of August, 1853 ut a special term OF
esid court. I'm the case Of Edward ". Sims, plain
fiF against Henry =. Mcclellan, executor OF
George II. Matthews, deceased, and Wills j.
defendants, and William d. Blanton administra-
tor de bOnis non, with the will annexed OF james
Phantom deceased who sues AS well for hlmseif as
on behalf OF the creditors Of George II. Matthew's,
and Mary s. Miller, plaintiffs %. H b. McCle!-
Ian. executor of George Il. Matthew'S, deceased,
and as trustee for his wife Kate Mcclellan and
Sarah Matthews, and the said Kate Mcclellan and
the undersigned special commissioner appointed
by said decree will offer for sale on the premises,
at public auction, To the highest bidder. on ED
NEsBAY the 18th dsy II SoS Mh With Fl Fifty
ACRES OF LAND attached thereto; situated IN
the county Of Cumberland, on Wiliis's river, .
nayigable stream, fifteen miles from FarmYiiie, On
the southside railroad. The above mills are large
and valuable manufacturing and grist mills, wild
= circular saw mill attached to them. and valna-
HE sTORE-HOUSE, COOPER.SdOP, &C., be-
longing to them, with public ROAD running
/ viii also sell ut the same time and place
TRACT OF LAND adjoining the min properly;
containing ONE HUNDRED AND FORT
hGHEs s aFsEf s and ali necessary ouT
TSPMS OF SALE WIN be on credit OF eight six.
teen, and twentyfour months, equal lns.ainenSs
apnroyed security, and the title retained rs further
security; and the sale 70 be made subject TO tht
approval OF tina Circuit Court OF Cumberland
s sixen On THE the Ist day Of January, 1859
ei'.'11' - JOHN W. WILSON, Z.
ocl-atawIm Special Commissioner.
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W. D. Cabell, Esq, has purchased the In
terest Of Y. H. Peyton, Esq, in the Lynch
burg Me,os. The editorial department Of the
paper will continue as heretofore, under the
management of Messrs. Peyton Humphreys
The Ne,ns Is readable paper.
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COOP NEWS FROM UTICA-That Mr.. Sey-
nour is in good health, goes fishing when the
skies are favorable, eats his three square
meals day, and is not in the least fluslered
by the panic in the Manhattan Club, but cool
as Watermelon.-Ee,D York Herdld
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NroTIcE-To ALL PARTIES CON.

NOTICE ALL PARTIES CON-
IN CERNED.-By virtue or decree VI 'nJ ~
VIRGINIA having been ordered to examine and re-,
mort what are the amounts due On judgments Iuse
a,1as ~ the same and the order in which they
s. las s.se snf the ee p1ores
~ ia tins all parties having such liens are
hereby notified to furnish me with the evidence
he same, as shown BY the records OF the counties
tI Ia;s WHARF said real estate lies, showing spe-
ciaeaiiy sIl credits and payments on the same !;
.hth Statement the said creditors are required TO
r,arpY nv oath. Il. 6. BOND, Register.
RICHaosD, october u, 1875, DC WV
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Bishop WHiPPLE-A CoLLEcTIoE.-The
Church Of the Holy Trinity, Madison avenue
was crowded yesterday morning by fashioh-
able congregation, who had gathered to hear
aseimon from the Right Rev. +. M. white,
u. D., Assistant Bishop Of the Diocese OF VIZ
"A collection was taken up in aid OF Inc
theological Seminary OF Fairfax county, va.
-'sao York Herald l7M.
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The Richmond Dispatch suggests to the pro-
prietors of the varions watering places in Vir-
ginia that 1t would be q good idea for them to
award premiums to the first and last visitors.
This is q good idea, but we modestiy suggest
that premium, and the highest, shonld be
awarded to the paying visitor who shall stay
ut the springs the longest me.-iStaunton Spec
totor.
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At Port St. Mary's, opposite Cadiz, there is
Ctwent fonr in, number) packed Ito an open
boat and sent adrift by the Spanish revolu-
tionists, but were picked up by a vessel pass
ing a..s Co. & ..g-.r ID ....
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AGRICULTURAL.

DICKFORD s. HUFFMAN'S WORLD
RENOWNED PREMIUM GRAIN D ILL,
With the IMPROVED SUakO ATTACHMENT
manufactured with all the mprovcmeuts OF Messrs.
Bickford K butfn Ill for 1868, and other important
improvements Of our own. We now have what WE
know 10 be the best WHEAT DRILL ever offered
In Virginia. More accurate and reliable, more
simple and durable less liable to accidents, and
more certain in all It's performance than any other
drill. This we guarantee TO ali purchasers. A lew
old-style bickford l. Huffman DRILLS and GU NJ
SPRING DRILLS for sale low to make room for
our new work.
OF the advantages of drilling wheat over broad
farmers. Many OF our most successful wheat
growers maintain that In seeding fifty bushels Of
grain the machine will pay for itself the first year
In saving of seed and I'M i,rovement or crop.
This drill is equally advantageous in putting In
oats, and Is also the best planter that can he
used. TO responsible farmers we can extend llbc-
raj credit and we solicit call from all who have
wheat to seed. II. NJ. SMITH & Co,
&C I5-d.Sw3m manufacturers.
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srSIo.-A. S. Macrae, Esq, writes from
liverpool 10 the editor of the Fredericksburg
M s'. that sumac as gathered may be baled
> NE ~ ported, and sold in England for as high
I" Pfice III the ground article.
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Co.iMIssroNKR's OFFICE,
nntphar 1872

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
GoocHLAND COURTHOUSE, October 9, 1853. !
VIRGINIA.-In Goochland County Cir
cult Court September l. 1858
D. W. Lassiter, executor Of Frances Riyes and
Samuel ). Carter....-............... Plaintit,
against
ceased Sarah Heath the widow, and William
Miller, guardian I'D Item for Elizabeth, Munsell,
Jennie, Tarlton, and Ellen Heath I; Robert Skip
with and Walter d. Leake, trustees, &c. Sallie
L. Carter in her own right and as administra-
trlx OF Mildred L. Carter, deceased, and Ann K.
The court doth therefore adjudee, order. and de-
cree that 1t be referred to Of the commissioners
of this court to take the following accounts viz,
Q) an account of the administration or A. n Ham,
ilton on the estate OF Jesse III. Heath, deceased
2) account Of all the estate, real and PERSONAL
Of said decedent which can be made available for
the payment Of deb:s; (3) an account of all debts
due from the estate Of the decedent with their
character and the order In which they bind the
estate, or any part thereof; and lz) an account
showing the amounts paid by the plaintiff, ID. w.
Lassie r, Us executor Of F. j.. Rives, the, bonds
mentioned in the bill, and In what character his
testator was party to said bonds. The creditors
oil The estate OF Jesse II. Heath, deceased shall
prove their claims before q commissioned on day
TO be named by him, on pain OF being, excluded
from all share in the assets. 7..E IstEf
The parties Interested In the decree OF which the
fort going Is an extract are hereby notified that
have fixed upon the 10TH DAY OF NOYEMBER
NEXT as the time, and my Office at Goochland
Courthouse the place for executing said decree,
ut which time and place they are required 10 at
tend with such vouchers and other evidence as will
enable me to take said accounts.
Given under my hand rs commissioner OF court
oc l5ITh4w ). w. PLEASAETs.
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OILS.

~~~-~->~~~~~~~~>~~-~~~~~-
GOAL OIL.-50 barrels BEST REFINED
by r, W.P0WERS,
=, f.1 Druggist, 1906 Main street,
sea between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
VEROSENE OIL have always on
h hand splendid article OF KEROSENE and
ANCHOR OIL. Also, LAMPS, CHIhNEYs,
BURNERS, &C.; and 4 general assortment OF TIM
WARE, wholesale and retail -,
No. % Governor street, Richmond, Va.
Orders from the country respectfully collected
and promptly filled. Sc l6-2m
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NOTICE.-All persons having GUNS or
~ PISTOLS In our hands-left TO be repaired
must call and get them within the next three or
four days, or they will be sold without furs or mo-
tice. WALSH SUN.
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DICHMOND PROPERTY FOR NOR
LII FOLK PROPERTY.-A party havinga farm
two and a half miles from Norfolk wants to re-
move to Richmond. He Will exchange 1t for pro.
nerty In Richmond or - short distance out "
contains ONE HUNDREDACRES,ab about thirty
OF which is frst-rats trucking land. Address
JAMES G. POLLARis
o. Pat Real Estate a gent, NoffolR, Vs.
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NIRGINIA.-At Rules held for the. court
Y Of the county Of Accomac, In the clerks of
fee thereof on the first Monday in October, A. ID.
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-eght-the
same being the hflh day OF tho said month
Sylvester Stockley judgment creditor OF Charles
against -
Charles s. stockley, George W. stockley, Louis A.
Stockley, Margaret Stockley, Mahaly Siockley,
infants, and John w. Stockey. ..... Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this suit is to subject the real estate
whereof Charles stuckley died seized and posses
sed, aud which upon his death descended to the
parties to this suit as his heirs at law. to the pay
mcnt of judgment recovered by the plaintiff
against FrancisT. Stoekey, administrator OF said
Charles stockley, deceased for $500, with interest
thereon from January l, 1896, till paid. and $s.2l
costs.
Affidavit having been made before the clerk OF
the said court that the defendants are non-resi.
dents OF this State the mo ion OF the plaintiff,
BY his counsel 1t Is ordered that the said defends
ants do appear here within one month after dee
publication Of this order and do what Is necessary
10 protect their interests: and that this order be
published cnce week for four successive weeks In
the Dispatch, newspaper published In the city OF
Richmond and also posted at the front door OF the
courthouse of this county on the first day OF the
next term Of the said court.
Teste: j. w. GILLET, g. a. q.
oc 20-TuawS ..#'f - -
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NEUCHMORE'S GLUE POTS, o nice lit
lSa lie article 10 keep ingthe house to mona your
own f"raiture with good glue for sale p ps
ocsS DVfE AosS~0"'
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RICHMOND, October 1, 1893. oc s~Tblw
NOTICE.-Thomas Bapty, Rosa Y.

NOTICE.-Thomas Bapty, Rosa v.
In Bapty, William G. Booker. Julia E. Booker,
DIR. j. G.. Cabell, trustee, w. B. Bieelow. guar
dian dd Liten, and all others whom II may concern.
CamItield and George W Tanlse,d infants res;djna
In the State OF Mississippi, shall upon the first
day OF the next term of the Richmond Circuit
Court apply TO said court for an order for the re-
moval to the state of Mississippi and delivery to
me OF the interest Of my two said wards In a GER
tain suit pending In the said Circuit Court Of
III hmond for the division Of the estate Of the late
Mrs. Julia Ann Caulfeld. q. p. NELSON,
Guardian of William D. and
George v. Caulfeld.
STILES & CHRISTIAN, Counsel oc SHAW
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no ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.

BY decree Of the Circuit Court for Nelson
county pronounced on the 9Th day OF the present
month (Uctober) in the chancery cause OF Mayo
Cabelf against Peters. Martin q Co., &C., the I'M
ceiyer Ito take charge OF the books, bonds, &C
counts ard other evidences OF debt due on the
books OF Peters. Martin q Co. and w, q wv. =.
Peters, and collect The same and hold shepro.
ceeds subject TO the future order OF the court"
either Of said firms TO call at my Office in Loving
st0n Nelson county, without delay, and settle the
balances due by them. By so doing much cost will
be saved to the parties so indebted; ,
ocls-Th4w Commissioner xnd Receiver.
ITO MEssRs. LEWIS HERsCHMAN,
M NORTH * LIs0sWENgAGK .JosIAsLoWEN:
being non-Iesidents OF the State ofVirginial.-You
win take notice, that on the tsrH Day Of NO.
VEMBER, 1868, at the law ONCE or j. Dean Smith
Esq. No. IS north Charles street in the city OF
hours of 0 A. M. and r. M. Of the said day, I
shall proceed to take the dispositions of Edward
Stockert, Charles Euter, H. Faust and others to be
read evidence before me in the hearing OF suit
United States FOR the district Of virginia. wherein
am plaintiff and you are defendants (; and II from
Sny cause said dispositions are not taken or said
day. the taking OF the same will be continued from
time to time until completed: And further notify
Office of Nicholas x. Trout, ESQ.,, in the town OF
stanton, In the State OF Virginia, on the 24rH
DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885, to take the deposi-
tions Of L. II. Hill, - Hageman, and Others, to
suit and that Ii said last-named dispositions are
not commenced and completed on said day, they
will be continued In like manner until completed.
MARGARITA KURTH.
RICHMOND, October I, 1858. oc s--Tbiw
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FERTILIZERS.

400 TONS SOLUBLE PACIF {
HUI GUANO landing this day: For sale by
oc ALLISON Il ADDISON.
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TNDIA-RUBBER SHEETING (CLOTH),
4 hve.quarters wide superior article for sale
by = Zoe gil 80, DOVE Il MosELEX
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GARD Families and ,day-boarders
ID desiring TO obtain board In . private board.
Mrs. Or. FITzGERA1.D. No. Ell FRANKLIN stIsess
between SIKH and Seventh. Best references given
and required. 90 2o-S~Io1s.-
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neutrality-suspicious. will be made to
IN the Auditor OF the State OF Yireinia FOR tho
renewal OF the following lost CERTIFICATE or
VIRGINIA STATE kEGISTERED STOCK In
the name Of Henry T. Holiday No. @ota Tor
$40, act 32d March. 1885," oe s--Ihsm
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TOAL AND WOOD.-CLOVER HILL,
OLUMP. HAIL, AVERAGE and SMITHS
GOAL: MIDI OTHIAN AVERAGE aud SMITHS
COAL RED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL; SEASONED OAK and PINE WOOD.
For sale at the lowest market rates.
GEORGE ". SNELL1NGS,
Office Fourteenth street, near Mayo's bridge.
GO 22-lmf st-
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" n. Alhbhls
GRUBES & WILLIAMS Auctioneers. ...
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14
For Sale OF TO Let.

They have high rents also in New Orleans;
and the Bulletin OF that city recently printed
the following announcements, which seem to
hint that housebuilders could find profitable
employ ment in the Crescent City:
FOR SALE-A splendid hogshead, just va
Gated by the former occupant, who leaves it
for 10 fault. The premises are sweet loca-
ton tor family with young children; are in
thorough repair, with bunghole centrally SIT
uated and hoops in good order. Apply to
Richard Eggs, Grocer, IA Cinnamon street
To LET-ODe roost on the rail recently put
up at bantamville, in the building formerly
occupied by Henry Fowle. Price $3.50 per
annum and taxes Apply to A. Ruhster, on
the premises.
RARE CHANCE.-The subscriber, having
recently introduced steam-heating apparatus
into his house, has no further need for his
splendid and commodiouS ash-hole, which has
been cleared out utterly regardless OF dirt and
expense, and will now be leased to a few
single gentlemen, who desire lodgings in
quiet and retired situation. Terms made
known on application. Geo. GRIPPE, "a, Bull
ion avenue.
GENTEEL RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-A
splendid Saratoga trunk, formerly the proper
ty OF Miss Fitzhutter, has beel moved upon
the new land, its root raised, and the key-hoe
materially enlarged; these alterations, with
the different compartments in complete order
render 1t one Of the finest residences for a
gentleman OF wealth now in the market.
Price $1s2,OO0. For key apply to Knocke-
mort d Co. Auctioneers. 100000 must be
paid down to the auctioneers before entering.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14
Real Estate for sale,


THE subscriber offers for sale Two new houses,
L built in he most substantial monner and in
modern style. These houses are near the corner of
Congress and North streets, two cries high, with
seventeen rooms in each good CELLARS and an nnlal
ing SUPP of hard ana s0fi water. They are in
desirable location will rent readily large per-
eentage. Terms liberal. Enquire of Messrs.
HEARN & co, Corner of Congress and North SITS.
GEOhGE hEAkN.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14
House and STORE for "a e.

49, The three story House, with brick basement
Init: ON the corner of Tate and York street 1t is
the first floor now occupied by shoe dealer, and
is good place for business. Inc building tents Tor
$5500O 1t will he sold for the low price 49, 800,
with favorable payments.
. Apply to VIM H. JERKS.
March %. d3w* Real Estate Agent.
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stsue is not Well.o

The following story, illustrative of the very
the costly Irish Chulch establishment is ZEAL
ly maintained, is told by Sydney Smith:
A Protestant clergyman, whose church was
in the neighborhood, was a guest at
the house of that upright and excel
lent man, the Duke of Leinster. He had
been staying there three or TOUR days, and on
Saturday night, as they were all retiring to
their rooms, the Duke said, "We shall meet
tomorrow at breakfast" "Not So" said our
Miesian Protestant, "your hour is a little too
Lite for me; am very particular in the Gis-
charge of my duty, and your breakfast
will interfere with my church." The first
person, however, whom the Duke saw In
tho morning upon entering the breakfast
room was our punctual Protestant, deep in
rolls and butter, his finger in an egg, and a
large slice OF the best Tipperary ham secur-
ed on his plate. ''Delightet to see you, my
dear vicar" SAID The dukes" but may say as
much surprised as delighted" 'Oh, don't
you know what has happened ?" said the sa-
cred breaktaster,-"She is not lcett." who
is not we1l?' said the duke: you are not
married-you have no sister livin9-rm quite
uneasy; tell me who is not we'll" "Why the
fact is my lord duke, that my congregation
consists OF the clerk, the sexton, anu the sex
tons vile. Now the sections wife is in very
delicate health; when she cannot attend, we
cannot muster the lumber mentioned in the
rubric; and we have, therefore, no service on
that day. The good woman had a cold and
sore threat this morning, and, as I had break
tasted but slightly, thought L might as we'll
hurry back to the regular family dGeuneY."
/ don't know that the clergy man behaved i'm
properly; but such chulch is hardly worth
an instruction and civil war every ten years.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14
Miscellany.
Fanny Kemble.

Mrs. Mary Clemmer Ames, writing from
Washington to the Independent, thus de-
scrbes the appearance OF Mrs. Kemble at
one of her public readings:
At precisely eight o'clock, before the ma
room colored screen appeared a majestic wo-
man, who brought the shade of Siddons and
OF all the Kembles in with her, and who
dipped down into her voluninous robes, in
courtesyIng to the audience, as-well, not as
lily, tor she does not resemble one in the
least-but as a goddess might into the sea.
A primeval woman-one whose nature has
never been tanned, much less broken, by any
vlcissitude OF lie, by any anguish oil spirit
who ~behol ling her would not have said this
be ore she had uttered word? There are a
few rare human beings, who in their Hottest
consciousness are unapproachable and I'M
conquerable; and they betray their nature
in their very presence. Fanny Kemble
has the aspect of such soul. There she
stood, invisible seeming the tit en-
bOdiment OF Shakespeare'S grandest woman.
You looked upon her and ielt certain there
was no high quality OF wonanhood that she
could not illustrate and ennuble. Every thing
about her produced the result oil harmony,
from her magnificent head TO the classic sim
plicity of her dress. She wore PLAIN black
silk, the corsage buttoned to the throat, with
close sleeves, lace collar and cuffs, white
gloves, and broad blue sash clasped below
the left shoulder with gold ornament
Nothing attracted attention to her head but
the nobility of its outlines, and the "glory"
OF its abundant hair. Her beauty is not the
beauty oil youth. nor OF maturity; it is q
much rarer beauty-the beauty OF age-of an
age to which time has brought complete ripe
ness, without tint OF decay Her dark hair,
hecked with grly, was parted heavily ON a
TO. ehead low and purely Greek. But her
wonderful face can in no way be descr ioed by
is features. Its rapid anslolmatons, trans
figuring it every moments, render it a pei pet
ual marvel. The spiendor OF intellect and
the outshining OF the spirit make it the IL
spiralion that 1t is.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14
Portland & Kennebec r. r.
Winter Arrangement, Nsv. II, 1857.


CHzzEE1 Trains leave Portland at P. M. tor
y all stations on this line, and for Lewis
ton and stations on the Androscoegin Road. Also
Bangor and stations on Maine Central road.
Leave Portland daily, except Saturdays, at P NJ,
for bath. Saturdays only leave Portland at s15 p
n, for Bath and Augusta.
Trains are due at Portland at $50 A. M, and 2.10
P. NJ. daily.
The through Freight Train with passenger car at
tached, leaves Portland for Skowhsgan every morn
ing at 7 O'Clock.
Fare low by this route to Lewiston, Waterville,
kendall's Mills and Bangor by the Maine Central
road, and tickets purchased in Boston for Maine
Central Stations are good for passage this line.
Passengers from Bangor, Newport &c., will pur-
chase tickets to Kendalls Mills only, and after TAX
ing the cars this road the Conductor will fur
nish tickets and make the tare the through to
Portland or Boston via the Name Central load.
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; andt Bel
fast at Augusta, leaving daily arrival Of train from
Boston, leaving at 80 A. NJ; and Tor Scion, Anson
Norrdgewock, Athens and Moose Head Lake al
Skov hogan, and for China East and North Vassal-
bore at Vassalboro'; for Unity ct Kendals Ni,l's
and for Canaan at Pishon's Ferry.
w BATCH, Super intend-ns.
Augusta, Nov. 5. 1867. nov12dtf
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Farm tor Sale at COrham Village.

CONTAINING 65 aci es land, well divided with
~ go bearing Orchard, Apples, Pears, Cherries,
House and ell, painted and blinded. Barn and out
bui dings all in good repair The above is very de-
sirable property and will be sold at ba, gain. III
quire of G. NJ. RANDALL,
mar 25-dIm On the premises.
The Portland daily press., 1868-04-14

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
bat remedies handed out for general use should have
yher efficacy established by well tested experience il
the hands of regularly educated physician, whose
preparatory studies lit him for all the duties he must
fulfl yet the country is flooded with poor nosruIuf
and cureals, pnrporng to be the best in the world
which are not only useless, but always injurious.
The unfortunate should be PARTICULAR in seleetin
his physician as 1t is lamentable yet inconroverti.
bic fact, that many syphilitc patients made mis-.
cradle with ruined constitutions by maltreatmen'
from inexperienced physicians in general practice foI
Itisa point generally conceded by the best sypogra-
oilers, that the study and management of these
dlants should engross the whole time OF those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practi-
TONER, having neither opportunity nor time to max
pursues one system of treatment, in most max
ing an indiscriminate OF that entquated and dan
gerous weapon, the Mercury.