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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-05-26

THE FEELING IN ESGLAHD-SUMSER AND
BK,our.-A letter from London, of May
10Th, TO the New York Herdld, says:
THE feeling in England against any lur-
Their concessions ia the Alabama haItel
grows decided: stronger every "HE, Hwy, amy
however ayerse and unprepared f1nylan III !!
MAY he for war. there i no manner OF do,'ot
thni no Ministry could exist a week that
should accede 10 the propositiohs lore
shodowad in Summers speech. Even lhe
orrnat anosfio of peace John Bright Is OPP
9oynd 20 going much further imam inc
Johneon-Stanlcy treaty Contcnpla'cu' ~
Saturday Mr.. Bright spent two hoIiTs a, 'ii nc
American legation, ana was eiilliiia.n o,, ~
his declaration that England co'llu NY
Weld the RIGHT she claimed to recognize 'he
hrliocrcnry Of the South at her own tlhle.
lIewould. however, be willngto express re-
prct for The rcnissncSS that suffered the Ala
H,rua 10 escape. and for the culpaDlc ACT Vi
allowing her 10 pursue her plratlcai career !;
and to visit at her will the English coi0llial
ports, and would then agree TO pay 'il .ia ~
damages she had occasoned. leaving ouI vi
the question the BOGUS claims OF the coltoh-
loan spectators against the unlteu ot"'os'
There Is singular statement, ny the Wy
going the rounds i'll political clIcIes W - .no
effect that Bri hit received letter from
Senator Sumner. written on the 18th ana
10Th of Jantary last, i'll which the American
senator states that if the Johnson-Stanleii
treaty had arrived Iii Washington 4 month
or six weeks sooner than it did 1t would
have been almost unanimously ralihea ny
the Senate, and expresses aWlSh tlla' Se:ii I"
result had been arrived at. MI. Dlisnn,
makes no secret Of this letter, ana lnucil
curious comment is made upon the SURFING
Inconsistency between its alleged contents
and the Senator's recent speech. .t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Accident.

New YORK, May 25.-H. B. Van Anker,
president of the Durango Silver Mining
Company, cut his throat fatally to-day. NO
cause is assigned for the act.
The steamship Russia, from Liverpool,
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pREsBYTER1AN GENERAL AssENBLY.-Ihe
Convention organized by the election Of the
following officers Moderator. Rev. stuart
Robinson. d. D.. of Louisville, Ky. ; stated
clerk, Rev. Joseph r. Wilson, D. D. ;, OF Au,
q~usta, Ga, permanent clerk, Rev. William
Brown. u. D., or Richmond, Va; tempo
rarv clerk. ReY. Henry ii: Paine, OF Holly
Springs, Miss.
Ninety-thrcc delegates are present, ana
al the southern states are represented. The
rnoul,r session will commence at O'Clock
rhi, morning and continue until Il NJ, at
which time one-half hour will be devoted to
rcIidous exercises after which the mem
hero ;ri!I reaSSemble and continue the buSl-
ness Of the Convention until 3o,clock r.
~. that being the regular hour OF ADJOURN
ment.-M0JtLe ITiGHne Of FRIDAY.
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DOCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS, VA.
OPEN MAY IS, 1859.

This favorite and celebrated SUMMER RE-
SORT is now In complete order for the reception
Of guests.
Some important improvements have been added
to the buildings Since the establishment passed
into the hands Of the present proprietor and IL Is
his purpose to keep 1t I'm style not surpassed any
where In Virginia. -
The remarkable med cinal and curative power OF
the water Is well known to the medical profession
and TO the springs going public. As.an Ate
RATIVE. A DIFFUSITE STIHULANT AND
TONIC. there is no known mineral water equal To
It, In all anGmle conditions Of the system and
down states OF the constitution Toss OF APP
petite, and general nervous prostration It's powers
and virtue rs L RESTORATIVE may be safely pro-
nounced To be without q known rival amongst the
mineral waters Of the world.
They are especially indicated in the whole class
Of ailments peculiar TO the female constitution.
The proprietor will have provided for the lawns
and ballroom q frst-class band OF music, and In
general all the sources of amusement and recSea.
ton usually found at best summer resorts VIII
be- ut the command OF the guests ut 'ROCh-
BRIDGE ALUM
The place is within eleven TO thirteen hours OF
Richmond. Washington, Baltimore. &C., Dy rail- ;
all In da wight Passengers leave the cars or the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad az Goshen Depot,
and new and elegan. stagc-coaehes, passing ra-
pIdiy over a smooth and level road OF only eight
miles set down the visitors .: the Springs 10 tea
Mr. S. A. PORTER and Captain w. III. SALE VIII
be ocated with the management OF the Springs,
and Will be clad To see their friends.
JAMES A. FRAZIER, Proprietor.
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Rye.-3U DushcIS good At 81. ~.
RE-EXHIBITED.
CDrn.-Whlte. Sc bushels.
UdiS.-72 bushels.

REMARKs.-This week opened with considerably
increased offerings of Corn. Offerings to-day were
3. ~. bushels. Of which Sc were re-cxhbItcd and
ara sold. Market active for good samples of corn
and prices without any quotablc change. Offer
ngs of Oats light all that was offered sold at the
rates prevailing for some days past. But little
doing RYE.
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FOR TOBACC0NISTS.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
SOUTHERN LAND AGENCY
CENTRAL OFFICE,
No 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM No. g.
RICHMOND, VA.


FREDERICK w. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention Of persons having real
estate I'm the city or state for sale to the advantages
offered by this AGENCY, AMI promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers Tor all pro-
pcrty placed In our hands.
Our connections arc well established throughout
the North. ~
To purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERTY. FARMS MILLS, MILL-SlTES, NINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James G. Blaine, Speaker House of Repre-
scntativcS.
Hon. K. {. Schcnck, Chairman Committee OF
Ways and Means House of Representatives.
Hon. james A. Garfield, Chairman Of Committee
Oh Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander RlvcS.
Hon. TT. II. Wells, Governor of Virginia.
II. c. Bond. Esq, Register in Bankruptcy.
NIajor-(;cneral o. .. Howard, L. :. y.
Colonel A. :. BufOrd. President ofthc Richmond
and Danyic and York River railroads.
II. ID. Cooke, Esq. of Jay Cooke < Go;
General Williams G. Wickham, President nt the
Chesapeake and ohio railroad. ap l5-3md%"
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SpAIs.-Thc new candidate for the Spanish
throne who has been brought forward,
Prince Augustus of Portugal, is brother
of the present King of Portugal, and the
Youngest SON of Don Fernando, who re-
tus is t@enty,two years old, and the mar 1nc
Duke Of Montpenser, it is thought I;1tsr may may
satisfy both the partisans OF the Attei na anu
those who prefer Il Portuguese prince
NeeC York Tribune.
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Ey W. B. Robins, Real Estate Agent,
l0O2 Main street, corner Tenth.

VERY VALUABLE COAL LANDS on
Y JAMES RIVER. ~ CHESTERFiEi.D
COUNTY. TWELVE MILES ABOVE RICH
MOSD FOR SALE.-Thc subscriber Is autho-
rlzcd to sell Il valuable TRACT OF LAND located
Us above, containing upwards OF ONE THOU
SAND ACRES. 1t lies la the centre Of the great
coal basin of Eastern Virginia, and has on 1t un-
doubted evidences of ndcrl wing coal deposits com
parativcly near the surface.
Miners and gentlemen experienced in the coal
fields of Virginia viii testify their favorable
opinion regarding the value Of this land for Its coal
deposits. mi,
Its location Is strikngly advantageous. There
are several available landings on the river, from
which coal III ght be transported In boats To Klein
mond and Norfolk without change of freight,
thereby lcsscnng the cost Of getting 1t to market
very considerably.
The agricultural features Of the land are good.
and In favorable times would command fair price
for such purposes alone
The attention Of buyers Is called especially to
this property Mt this time 10 effect An early 9l'
4 bargain will be offered Apply TO ~
". i. BOB1NS,
my oo-2w 1902 Main street, corner Tenth.
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TOILET ARTICLES.
EOR THE TOILETTE.

ESSENCE OF THE WHITE ROSE-a new, fash
iOnable. and exquisite perfume;
LUBIS'S EXTRACTS and SOAPS,
FARINA COLOGNE WATER,
MAGNOLIA WATER,
FLORIDA WATER,
LUBIN'S LAVENDER WATER,
FINE SPONGES and SPONGE BAGS,
POMADES,
COSMETIQUES,
BRUSHES, &C., of the finest quality, for sale by
MEADE Il BAKER,
Dispensing Pharmacists, 9ls Main street.
myo5
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
BY Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctlOnccrs,
lib Main street.

VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY AND
' FARMING LAND FOR SALE.-Wc have Tor
sale Il valuable GRIST MILL. with all Its ma
chlncry. milcr's house, and other appcndages, In
complete order. and attached FORTY SEVEN
ACRES Of highly improved LAND, with nfw
two-stury FRANZ DWELLING containing four
rooms. and all necessary Out-buildings, located In
Hanover county, on n good turnpike, seven miles
from Richmond and one mile from Mcchanicsvllle.
This mill Is peculiarly valuable because of Its
being upon n bold stream Of water that never
ceases. and works when all Others fall lis custom
is large and remuneratvc, and grinds daily about
fifty bushels of corn and scventy-iivc bushels OF
wheat lis toll per annum Is from two to three
hundred barrels of corn and II proportionatc
amount OF wheat.
The ncighborhood Is good, and has churches
schools post-olicc, and other places OF advantage
RICHARDSON Il CO.,
lll3 Main street,
my oe-cotIt under Lancaster x Co. =.
VALUABLE VACANT FOUR ACRE
Y LOT IN SIDNEY FOR SALE.-l am authO-
rizcd to sell, at Il low price Il VACANT LOT To-
Gated as above, containing four acres, fronting on
the south line Of Grove street, and just within the
present corporate limits of the city.
TERMS Easy. An early sale desirable.
Apply to W: -. KOBlNS,
nv og-3t corner of Tenth.
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last night ran down the Austrian ship Fig
liza, anchored of Bedloes Island. The Fig
Lin sank in fifteen minutes. No lives lost.
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rT'HE HOT SPRINGS,

n BATH CUUNI1, va,
S. c. TARDY & CO., PRoPRIEToRs.
Professor j. l.. CABELL, NJ. D.. OF the Unirer-
sity Of Virginia, Resident Physician.
VIII be open for the reception of visitors JUNE
lsT, under the management Of j. A. MCCLUSG.
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted ont with new furniture, linen, beds, and
tableware these SPRINGS offer unsurpassed at
fractions to both the invalid and pleasure seeker.
No expense or effort has been spared by the pro-
pretors to make 1t as comfortable and pleasant as
possible to all visto. :.
Descriptive pamphlets furnished by the manager
1T the Springs, or by :. Z. TARDY Il Co., Rich
mond Va.
A telegraph Office win be established ut the
Springs, thus affordng visitors opportunity OF
! prompt communication with every part Of the
| country. nv l8-2m
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Judge Busteesi---Bogus Fears for His
Safety.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, May 25.-Judge Bus
teed is holding a term of the United States
Court here. The Congressional committee
to investigate his official conduct are eN-
pected here tonight. Judge Busted has
been here two weeks, and was here when it
was stated from Washing ton that he desired
the investigation to take place there because
it would be unsafe for him to come to Ala
hama.
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COMMERCIAL.
Graiu and FIour Market.

CORN And FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, May IS, 1862
OFFERINGS.
IVhent.-Whitc, leo bushels. Red, 1873 bushels.
COFn.-Whitc. |. 800 bushels Yellow 80 bushels.
Strawcolorcd. so bushels. Mixed, LOCO bushels.
OntS.-l0! bushels
Rys.-30 bushels.
Flour.-Extra, 50 barrels. Supcrhnc, Is barrels.
SALES.
JVheut.-Nonc.
CUrH.-White. /, 1913 bushels very good on private
terms 6s bushels good ut Sic; 346 bushels very goo
at slc.-tota l. o02 bushels. Yellow. 30 bushels nj
SIC. Strawcnorcd so bushels on private terms.
OdfS.--32 bushels prime 1T CSC; y bushels very
good ut Csc.
Rye.-3O bushels good at Sl.22l.
RE-EXHIBITED.
(ilrn--Whlfn. &c hnshcls.
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ICE, ICE, ICE, at the MARKET STORE,
i lila Main street between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth. Also. FRESH MEATS, &C., after
market hours SLICED HAM; SMOKED BEEF;
BEEF and HOG TONGUES, smoked and picked;
CLOTHES LINES, one-quarter mile long or
shorter; PICKLES sour rs vinegar; WIN
TEAS, GROCERIES, WOODENWA Al Is,
BROOMS and anything else. Please go and see
choice BACON. &c, my 7-sm
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THOMAS F. GOODE,
i ATTORNEY At LAW.
BOYDTON, MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,
practices in the
COURTS OF MECKLENBURG and adjoining
counties, and In the UNITED STATES COURTS
ut Richmond. apo
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

HAWES r. SUTTON Gate Register of
Il the Virginia Land ONCE has resumed the
PRACTICE OF THE LAW
and will attend the courts OF the city OF Richmond
and the county of Henrico.
Office: Marshall Hail. south side Of The Capitol
Square. Richmond. Va. y4-3m
T AW CO-PARTNERSHIP.-W o o D
IL BOULDIN. JR., having retired from the firm
OF Bouldin Il Boudin, in the county Of Mecklen-
burg. the undersigned have formed IA co-partner-
ship under the firm and style of BOULDIN &
FINCH and Will practice in all the courts Of that
county. WOOD BOULD1N.
Talrott station. Va.
GEORGE =. FINCH,
NH 3l-W &S6m Boydton, Va.
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~ ROUND BONES,
J GROUND BONES,
GROUND BONES.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-12-15
WouEy,S RIGHTS IN ENGLA,

WOWEN'S RIGHTS IN ENGLAND
On the Women's Rights question they
are very much ahead of us in England
At the recent municipal elections through
out that country great many women,
who, under a recent act Of Parliament,
were duly qualified by residence, proper
ty, and payment of rates, to vote as
"burgesses, freely exercised that right.
In Manchester, where there are 81, 542
parliamentary electors, out of a popula-
ton of $50, S87, Their are 5000 female
burgesses, of whom I, 500 walked up to
the polls and voted. At Stafford, lilo,
ont of 1000, voted, being more than one
woman for every six men who exercised
the right In neutrality-suspicious., out
of fifty-scyrn women on the register,
thirty-four voted In Liverpool the
Liberal party in the Rodney street
ward were defeated by the
women voters who hold strong
Tory politics One of the candidates
there began a speech with Electors and
Elcctrcsscs " At Bodhim, in Cornwall,
two women voted, Of the ages of ninety
two and Hinety-three respectively. 1t
was remarked that she-burgesses ''vOted
carly under the stringent regulations
enforced at English elections it was not
possible for any Of them, if so disposed,
to ''vote often. Now that women have
the power to vote at municipal, it is GER
tain that they will speedily be allowed to
vote at parliamentary elections. 1t
appears that wOmen's rights have be
come recognized in England, where there
is DO organized "Sorosis, and where
women do not itinerate, making speeches
and holding conventions, long before
there has been any tangible result from
the agitation on that question in the
United States
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Exclusive Of the very yilCst and lowest
dcns Of the metropolis, there are about
200 gambling houses-public and rcCog
nized as such of which perhaps fifty are
what may be termed first-c.ass houses.
The expenses Of n fashionable gambling
"hell" are enormous, amounting from
$25, 600 TO $50, 600 per annum. The
value Of the furniture often exceeds $50, 70
900. while the amount of capital backing
the game is from $4,000 to $50, 600,
while two or three establishments can
command three or five times the latter
amount. The entire amount Of capital
in this business in New York cannot be
far from 81, 800, 600, while IL is estimated
that the winnings of the game
average so, 900 per night throughout
the wear. The number of professional
gamblers in New York, including those
who sit in front of the table as well as
those who sit behind il, all who follow
no other ayoCatiOn, is estimated al eight
thousand As for the professional gam
bier who makes a living by playing
against games, OF in pluCking ''greenies
at poker or short cards, they make, on
an average, perhaps, $4,000 per annum,
and are generally as poor al the end of
the year rs ai The beginning, and yet they
certainly earn their money with as much
expenditure of time and talent as though
la5OiDg in some regular trade or pro-
fcssiOn.-Nc0 York PCDUJLjC
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THE UNION AND AMERICAN.


The violet eyes lie shaded deep,
Beneath the white hos closing EH Il
The cheeks flushed faint with rosy sleep.
The dimpled hands reposing-
The sweet red lips held half apart
Smiles coming and retreating
God bless and keep the little heart
Within the white breast beating,
As baby sleeps.
The tiny, restless, busy feet
Lie still In cradle nesting
The clinging arm, fun, white and sweet,
Upon the pillow nesting
Close out the burst Of noise and glare
Harsh sound and harsher seeming
Ana let the soft, sweet summer air
Float gently through his dreaming
As baby sleeps.
And life and time 60 hurrying on,
Their varied meshes weaving
And Heaven is lost, and Heaven is won
And Joy gives place TO grieving
The summer comes, the summer flies,
And brings the autumns glory
While still my darling's violet eyes
Repeat the same old story
That baby sleeps.
sit and muse, while yet apace
The future years are winRing
And think what gifts Of love and grace
Their hidden hands are bringing
What paths the little feet nav tread
What works the hands be moulding
What crown awaits my darling's head,
When heart and soul unfolding,
No longer sleep.
All hope has many a fairy theme,
From her sweet lips unfolding
And life has many golden dream,
That some fond heart is holding
But none so glad as those that rise,
In light and beauty blending,
To shine before mothers eyes,
Above the cradle bending,
While baby sleeps.
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NTESSRS BAILEY. oRDwAY 4 co.
VI having withdrawn from the Cotton de-
partment, snd J. NJ. Carsey from the Grocery
department Of the old firm. the undersigned of
n. CARSEY, to the Planters and Shippers Of
Cotton and other Produce, to sell or ship for
them. Doing q strictly Commission business.
we fiatter ourselves that we shall be able to
give satisfaction to those who may favor Us
with consignments. Our motto will DO to obey
instructions in every instance which must be
given us in writing. We shall be pleased to re-
csive c0nsignmsnts of Cotton or Othor Produce
from Planters and others. Our charges will no
the same as those Of other Commission Mer
chants Of this city.
Thanking the old patrons Of the house Of
Bailey, 0rdwsy & Co. for their very liberal
patronage, we solicit a continuance Of the sans
TO ]. N. CARSKY, SON & co.
i. Va CAUSRv
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\ REMARKABLE CASE.
! Lizard an "A 'Ian's stomach GOr
Ehrce Months.
From the Troy q. y Press, Nov. -.

FROM the Troy O.. y Press, Nov. y.
On the S,h Of October Lycugus Mus
grove, young man sixteen years of age,
while DIGGING potatoes on The farm Of his
father, Mr.. John NuSgrOyc, I'm the town
OF Black Brook, Clinton county, was at
tackled with severe pain in his stomach
and bowels, and helped TO his room. On
The Sth Of October, he was put under the
care Of Dr. Fuller, of Black Brook. The
pain continued for four OF five weeks
but was, however. comfortable 10y
anodyuC treatment until the 9TH of No
yGmbcr when the pain refused further
control hv same treatment On the 10Th
Of November, the attending physician
sent for DR. Conant Sawyer, Of Ausablc
Forks, for counsel. The character Of the
pain was spasmodic, and during the par
oyysms was cXcruCiatinE. Upon consul
tati0n the doctors pronounced il, though
with considerable hcsitanCv, Caseof ncu-
Ialcia. \ singular feature of the case
being. that whenever the pain left, the
patient was entirely free from pain and
soreness. The physicians ordered larger
doses of opiatcs, which soon Tc-
Hcyel, bat did not entirely remove
The pain. The following morning in
the presence Of the physician, at about
$ O'Clock, the patient being nauseate,
threw mp a lizard, about three inches
long, thc head and body being perfect,
ihc eyes and mouth plainly TO be seer
with one lee attached 90 the body. SoOr
after he threw mp another leg, similar e
The one attached TO thr reptile The con
dlii0n OF the patient is much improved
SIS one would naturally suppose he woUlJ
be- after having nourishol a lizard for s,
long "a time, and that, too, when for eight
consecutive days during The time hc him
Srlfrcfuscl all noWiShmcni
Il appears thai in June last, youu-
Musgrovc was in the forest with Mr.
Allan Perry and NJ. BIi-h, and hriu.
thirsty lef. them for drink If water, an,
returned, saying he had swallowed "A liz
ard Ever since that time il must hay
keon,inucd TO remain in his stomach unit
it, size caused the symptoms Of ncwalgi,
Go DE manifested.
The reptile may be- seen at the ntifc' %
Dr.. Fuller. of Black Brook.
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DOEIOR Nl-NIEn.

ONTINUEs TO TREAT ALL PRIVATE
Diseases. Syphilis, G0norrhca, elect
Structure. Orchitis. Hernia and rupture, sill llri-
nary discssUr, SyPhiiitio or LCrcUrIal Afec-
iiUIS If the throat. skin or bones, BTB treated
with unparalleled sU"CCs7.
Siormatorrhca. Sexual Debility and Impo-
tCl. T. rs the result o. -gif abuse ID youth, scxu-
al CECegsos 10 HaturOr years or other causes,
ana "a HIGH produce some Of f1a fU'i ."iuE effects,
as nocturnal emissions blO.ches, debility. dizsi-
ness. dimneSs Of sight confusion Of ideas. evil
f0rchodfnK, aversion 20 society If females loss
of memory and sexual power, and rendering
marriage improper, aTs permanently cured.
DOCTOR HUNTER pubiisl0s d MEDICAL
disastrous and varied consequences OF self
abuse that will be seUt 70 atty address in
sealed envelope for two stamps. Il contains full
symptom lists that vii enable hose affected to
determine ;he nature ct their complaint and
give n written statement q th5IT case that will
answer aimO-t as well tor the purpose of treat
nent as n personal Interview; but whore II is
convenient the Doctor -kOUld be consulted
personally.
1t is self evident that physician who con
dues himself exclusively to the study Of Ger
tan class of diseases and treats thousands Of
asses every year. mast acquire Erea'er skill in
that speciality than enc in general PRACTICE.
Many physici"0r, recognizing this fact, intro
aure patients to tho Doctor after reading his
medical pamphlet, i friendly talk will cost
you nothing Charges moderate. Cures Euaran
HFOGce No. 1873 Third st,set. between
! Green and Walnut. near the Po5tuaice. Louis
| vile, Ky. Office hours. 9 10 P. NJ; Sun
| day5, 10 A. N. te II =. GU3l dly