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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
MEDICAL AND TRUSS OFFICE No. lam street,

Medical AND TRUSS OFFICE, No. Ann street,
wi under the Aarerican Museum New York
U- DR.. g. &. Everett appr.es the public that he con
tnnes his successful treatment o diseases by safe and eca
cious remedie. He relies mainly upon vegetable Prepa
rasns FOR the cure o thoe diseases 10 which he attends
DIR. Everett. new and valuable TRUSS Tor Hernia,
Rupture combines the joint operation Of two springs upon the
rapture and thereby gives equab force and retains the
intestine under all possible infection, attitudes OF the boz
dyand thus superior 10 all other Instruments Of the Fnd
as gives security when applied Tie also keeps other
approved Patent Trses, which skilfay applied india
rubber silk, and linen uspensory Bandages polapsus
ami Bandages Russia Belts for weakness IN The IONS and
back the truly celebrated Abdominal supporters Improved
BY Dr. j. Knight for the cure o. Failing OF hs Womb,
commended By all the first Surgeons the United states aud
Europe Numerous persons have been entirely cured oy Them
after having been confined 10 their for years -
90 There tive entrances 10 his ofhee-one from 2S
Broaowsy se door the entrance 20 the American Muse
and from No Ann street. fret door from Broadway
~ b. Letters from persons at Distance being psst paid
will receive immediate attention. seplilm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

txREwEiI isNErr o. y xEEE s;s. i, s
Albert Nr Riehisss-Joss,hsa. Mr.. si.eiS nNNI-o0l
Afts. which the "a act Of LA sYLPHIDE-La sypAips,
To which Wi Sc added the ID act OF
FIDEL Don Pizarro, Mr. Classification FOres,ans Mr.
Amer which vii Be periorssd d. ballet Of NATHALIE
! Nathalie, Mdms laglioai-Le Conts, Mons Tsgloni.
In III. of Ballet win be danced the Gel rtsd Pas
W g s:,l Iroi. T{rospns y M,as~' Tss'0n Madame ''s
To cooeuds with The farce Of the MISERY'S DAUGHTER
lsaae Ivy, Mr., ChPpndals-An Ivy Mrs h'chsfdson
Performances IN future will eomsnss at qsarrr pat seven
Boz Tieksls. si-Pt. sOcsnts--GsaIlery, % cents
RowERY THkATRE-T. 5. HAMBLTN SOLE MAN
r ~ A sWI IA. ANB DIRECTOR
gedy Of DOuGLAs-Young NorvsI, Mr.. shaw-old
khatoun, Fidhel the Lost Heir OF Ali, Mrs. Shaw
Doo,. open o'clock the performance atqua
Pres'-Boxes, rs cents-Pit az csnt.-o,lsry cents
New cHATHAM THEATRE.-THIs EVENING.
TWELVE rRECisELY-Brass Mr.. Russel--peggy, Mrs.
Aer which Herr Cline will appear and go through Of
his moot wonderful feats. =
Alter which Don Francisco Sanchez LIE Caraquenas per-
After which the celebrated cAcHUCHA, by LA PETIT
CELESTE. - =
To conclude with ne piece called the DESTRUCTION
Mrs Flynn. tl I'M tn
rs centsPt s ctsGallery IS eta Children
under IL years. half price to Boxes
Doors oen at O'Clock and the curaia will half past
seven precisely. Ill 3m+
NiBLos GARDEN AND NEW sALOON.-wH
Az LIAM NlBLO respectfully that this Estab.
liskUent is now open for the SEASON
This EVENING, September -, the entertainments will
commence in the New Saloon with Part l. OF A CON-
CERT.
After which at the sound Of the bell Grand Exhibition Of
FIRE WORKS.
After which the conclude with IL Of
CONCERT.
Civil and efficient Officers will attendance to preserve
good order, and the admission Of improper peson
NO posPonement at time, visitors to the Garden
from the street. through the Grand to
menade saloon, free from damp al all tiaes
Tickets SO cents
Doors open at THE entertainments at halj
past O'Clock.
Omnbssses will to and from the City Hotel the Gar
deh during the evening. Jy22y
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

Packets - Depart.
saf LeNDoS.
Mediator. Chsmplin, Oct. !
B. Queen, iS) Roberts, Oct !
Wellington, Chad wick. Oct 10
LiyRRPsoL.
Sheridan, Depeyster, Sept 20
Columbus, Chopper, Oct !
g Washipgton, Burrows, Oct7
HAvRE.
Poland, Anthony,
Charles Carroll, Lee. Oct. !
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
GRANDJEAN's COMPOsITTON
HUMAN HAIR.

REAT success and great reputation proofs that tins
N article the only Of the kind which produces goos
effects and - useful to the human hair The article carries
with y iu own Recommendation, and not 10 be esssed with
that host OF limitations with which this city seounds
lrs qsALfrrrsOn the first day Of it, srplcstos begins
TO actin preventing the har from turning gray
dry aud weak hair will be rendered strong pisb
brilliant and curly.
by employment heads entirely bald win be repenishsd
with hair.
II |. valuable specific fcsH diseases Of the skin and lair
Those persons who want Of false hair during The treat
be supplied the establishment q A. o. ~ NO.
Barclay street bere will be found extensive scrtrssnt -
WIGS Toupccs &c &c. Of msnufacture which cannot %
surpassed IN " States The great sale Of these articles
has enabed Mr. GraDdean 10 hs the price al - y 80
No Barclay street, corner Broadway. ss-im's
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

NOTICB-The Subscriber offer. for sale very favora
IN bic terms
oopar very best made and warranted bsrouche springs
seu bows
10000 lbs. maneahle coach castings
$50 seu barouche and coach arle. warranted
5000 pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass Dc
30 sett very fine brass military bits and srrrups
100 do DO saddle cloths
10000 yds coach assorted, together full rp
.nt III sadd,ery and coach hardware and Newark assb
castings JN0. }. SUMMERS, Fl
jy6.eod3m' lao Water 81
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Packets - Arrive.
LoEDoN.
Philadelphia, Morgan, Aug. 20
Samson, Sturges, Sept !
LIvRRPooL f
England, Waite, Aug. 10
Shakespeare, BrittoD, Aug. %
Westchcster, Ferris, Sept !
Liverpool,( S) Fayrer, Sept n
HAyRk.
Erie, Funk, Aug "a
Burgundy, Lines, Sept l
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
PARK THEATRE.

PARK THEATRE.
RD-Madame Taglioni's farewell Benefit, and pos.
"A vey the last appearance of the Taglonis in America
Madame Tagl oni respectfully her friends and
the public, that her Farewell Benefit will take place
Tuesday evenings September 2h When will be performed the
second act Of the Grand Ballet Of" La SyphdeAer which,
for the lat tme the opera Of Fdeo by the English Vo
cats conclude with the celebrated ballet Of Nathalie
or La Laiere Suisse in the Of the evening" other
terasmens will be given, will be in future advertise
nents. 90 The Box book Is open. SCI ST.
GRAND ATTRACTiON-Public Exhibition Of the Pain
~ ting II Boissy DAnglos Of the French Rsvou-
tonThis magnificent Painting by the celebrated Vinchon,
represents scere VI the most Grammatical and vivid interest
There expressed the most animated STYLE fury the
thirst Of blood IN opposition TO GOODNESS Of mind passive
age and to dignity.
There less than two hundred persons OF life the
Painting, and among them James Monroe Minister Psnipo
tsntary from the United States , the year 1913.
This master piece which has attained through
out the cities Europe through France and lately New Or
leans exhibited at the Clinton HALL Beskmsn street. opposite
the brick meeting house.
Doors open fron A. M. to 10 at night.
Admlttance rs cent?. Sc tickets Sc cents.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
DR. ELLIOT.
OCULIST,
303 Broadway. entrance IN Duane street,
Confines his practice 10
Disc 6ES OF t y r \ T.,

OPHTHAL1fTC SURGERY IN GENERAL.
Frsm Dr. Eios extensive practice and the number OF
ens who be attended during his oce hours ne has
obtained the services Of Dr. WrsTMscoTr. aPracuuoner
yoraby known for years this city, member OF the
New York Medical Society aud Of the Royal COLLEGE OF sur
geons Eaincugn Dr. w paid much attention 10 diseases
the Eye in Paris. and, recently 10 DR. Eos pecu~
rsode Of operation and TIRE atmsnf
Ofhce hours frem 10 ,si O'Clock, daily. my15yn
TWENTY-FIVE CASES Assorted Faacv Handkerchief
r. L. Smith q co
au4fsm' Pearsiree
nNE HUNDRED cases extra 6ns Florence Brad bonnets
~ % do PLAN English Straw do, just received and Tor sale
~ liberal terms BY !. sMiThsNo.
au5- am l76 Pearl St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

LIMITED STATES BANK POST NOTES for sale, on
u the most favorable market termsat SJSYLVESTER's
s23 Is0 Broadway and ~ Wall 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24
MASONIC HALL. BROADwAY-THE BATTLE
wi OF BUNKER HILL TIL he public IL reansctfnlly

A NATURAL CURIOsITY.-THE WILD HORSE OF
N EGYPT, will be exhibited the stable % Gee Ciiach
Builshesd, for few days only
Hours oferhbi,ion, from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, till srM.
Admittance l2t cents. s2i.2w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

invoice Of warranted English silver lever
wv and vertical Watches and superior lever movements for
sale by w. CHANCE, SON &Co,
sl7.2w. N Platt street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

A NEW DIsCovERY.--Tts advertiser has discovered an
"A inahblc remedy Or all secondary and primary u
certain disease which 10 lot known to any other Physician
the Unites States He pledges himself 10 thu prma
ry. nom 10 days, and the secondary such Ueera
ted limbs throas, &c., in from 30 TO 40 days. charge
will be made even for Medicine, unless complete
Is effected Those DESTROYS test the truth Of these facts
may do by calling at the Office 1913 Hudson-sreet
sic lmiss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

h3-MR. BRISTOW.-Let all bad writers look at
his advertisement $40 I'm
VXTANTED-Ina clothing store, boy IA to 10 years Of
wv age-Gosd concentrations required Apply at Ne
81 Liberty street. up stairs. sep24 2t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

DOCKS OF HERALDRY.-T. BROWN, Stsne Seal
ID Engrave has removed to 22s Broadway opposite the
ParkCoas OF Arms, Crests Cyphers. Embemac Subjects
&c., engraved son diamonds amethys topazes crystals
&c-boush in the rough cut to FORM Ladies' Scale
Pencil Cases Ssnet Rings &C. engraved with Goats Of Arms
Crests, Notices, or any other devices.
OF Arms painted and forwarded TO any part Of the
United States.
Books Of Heradry kept, with upwards Of 100000
Coal of Arms found sep243t'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

CTATE STOCKS FOR SALE.-$2o 0e0 ILLINOIS D pc
- cent; Mississippi Union Bank Post Notes; Union Banl
aud Trust Co. Florida Certificates Of -Depoat; hob
Funds and Corporation Bonds bought and
Paper bought Apply TO N. sIsTARES,
Exchange oncs Is Wall street, opposite Bank street,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-24

vHANTED-A young Lady to 20 South; that under
w stands the mnaiy perfectly and bring good rscommen
will hear Of elegant situation ~ addressing NJ
this Office. slo At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17

When Miss Eoti,sehild deiefminedto marry MI
riztoy. she wettto sre the Archbishop OF Cantef-
bury aud told him that she wished &c become
Christian. His Grace inquired INTO me particulars
,nJ hon xa,, ,,ane,, tal her that he did cousl
der lave ,tlai, sufficient tor her abandoning
her religion She ]. said to have assured h'm thai
!, had long been hei intention Ia become Christian.
and that her family WEIR aware Of Il. on this, the
Archbishop said thai; II appeared her sincere de.
si,e Ia beceme Christian. from conviction. he Ind
no alternative bnt 10 accept aud baptze her. lie
communicated with her family, and II appears that
size bad iarmtd them OF her Intention. I maf.
riaee private, and unattended by any 81 the lam
ly Her brother has The power OF Withholding me
fortune left 10 her by hef father but IL Is not expect
ed that he will do more than have II scttlfd upon
hersefand her children. rs TO prevent the chance
OF her husband sqnaudefng II. It's expected also.
that her family will shortly receive her.--Shouid
she become Brti.h pcerrss. Is likely IN tie course
al time she will be The df,t jewess WHO has ever been
in a like situation,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
A RICH tlEIRFSS

One OF The daughters OF Rolhschild has becom,
the wiie oil Henry Fiizroy, member of Parliament
and has also adopted the Christian relirion ~
bridegroom was 81, two days after his marriage and
IS SAID to be man OF fashion, The Liverpool cor.
respondent OF the New York Slarsay
ne late Baron de Rorhschlld left two dauu h,e,s
Zach have fortune OF { 10000, dependeu, on the
consent Of then brother, Baron Lionel dc Roths
epiiu' 10 their marriage. One OF them, believe. is
married to Moniiore, late sheriff of I,ondon. lie
pre-" gentleman great wealth and responsibility
Inc kotchsehilds move. in the very ti,st circles in
London, aud thus Miss Rothschlld became aconan.
ted with young Fnzroy. lie was formerly in the
army. VIXEN her father was alive, young Auslri.
81 "oo'enan rrvaie Secretary to Prince Es,era-
xy, proposed for her; bnt her father declared sbs
should marry none bu. Of the Jewish faith.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
James River and kanaWlla Conn
panH.
Notice to delinquent Stockholders.
j EBRUARY II

4 Ia stated Monthly Meeting of tie President
/ n aud Directors OF the James River and kanam-
ha CO, held IN the City Of Richmond, on Tuesday,
llth May, 1880:
Resolved, That notice be gwen to the delinquent
stockholders oftie cor pany, that in case the amounts
due tom them respectively, be not pad, OF secured
IN manner satisfactory 10 the Board, previous 10
the Isl day of August neXt, thelr stocks will mme-
diatey thereafter be advertised for sale pursuant
the provisions Of the Charter.
Resolved, That all Stockholders having accounts
against the Company, aud who IN arrears, be
and they thereby requested 10 send their
claims to The Secretary for settlement at the July
meeting of the Board, and Ihatiu case of a failure
to do their part, the existence of their claims
will not exempt them from the operation OF the
foregoing resolution.
Resolved, that Tor the purpose Of giving the notice
above directed, the Secretary cause the foregoing
resolutions TO be published in the newspapers III
Richmond. Charlottesville, Lyurhburg, Lexington,
Fincaslle, Lewisburg aud Charleston, (kanawha,)
until thclsl August
by order OF tie President and Directors,
w b. ClllTTENDEN, Secretary.
May q ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
Rcsloralion nf Il clnh EnnL

On nday, the l7h ult., DR.. Brown performed
me operation tor club foot on lady 90 ycnrs of are
The foot was dawn DOWN. ards aud lnwa,ds So liza,
for tins long period she had walked in extreme nam
Cd the top instead of the sole OF the foot. The
weighi oil me body has been borne on The os cuhol-
ues' astrasuus aud metarsa bones of the small toes
producing over them Ihitkeninn similarto \ beel :
Inc operation was performed by dividing the tee,nn
Aehihs. which reltacted nearly an inch The ten
don OF The hexor iougns dgnitorum pets was diyi-
ded IN The sole OF the foot and the tbials amt.
where 1t passes the os navicuare. The one, m
was successful, the foot Immediately brouga ,e.
s'fagh and It's position so changed that wefs9le pa
'len TO stand, the pressure would come upo4 sal.
OF me loot She Is now doing we'll anu h 5 aItfo
nave ne perfect use of the foot which has Deen SO
distorted from her birth
Boston Ned. and Surg Journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
POLITICAL.


The followinc lines from the April NUMBER oil u
o,,l e,boel cr. are equal to some of Lord Byron
, whose verse they bear a striking resemblance
Lead me not, dearest TO that temple dim,
Wherein ore human ,oiee comrnnnes with God,
The measured necents of that PRAYER and hymn
Suffice me not Oh letme 90 abroad
Ia,a the midst OF NATURE where the wind
Makes solemn music in the fores,iree.
Swsvine the old, gray, twisting vines, that bind
= l.saneh unto branch, with its minstclsf.
And leaving, in the psuses off breath,
A solemn stiffness, like the hush OF death
would behold the gushing streams again.
And vet once more With vain ,eaming press
Unto my perishing heart, and lip aud bnin'
The aeners loved With such deep tenderness
And watch the birds upon their glorious wings
Creatures that links do secm 'tni.t earth nnd sky
oh, dearly have loved these precious lhugsi
Let me behold them once before die
And a, Gods iaires, altar offer up
The last, best incense ofm, gollencuf
All think not, dearest. priesilY all oioHe,
The measured prayer the solemn psalm oipraisc.
Nav lead my spirit to her Makers throne
Simple aud beautiful have been the Why's
Through which my soul has pass'd to perfect light
And won faith, hnplicll and divine
Gazing on that sils volume of his might.
Which men call Mature and before TINT SHINE,
(Which hath the Stars ioriorchcs, and the sen
For its great an,hem) bending ier,rull,
Thus have known my God and n'ehini
| riro,eh my arms m deep uutcapel trust
know these eager cy must SOON CiaH DIM
know these clasped hards must drup 10 dust
But oh sense Of immortality,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
amman tOLLLG H.,


rI1TIK next Winter Term OF Lectures IN the Med
j ieal Drpanmeni of iiampden Sydney College,
M Richmond. will commence IN MONDAY, October
Qisf ls3g, and continue until the last oi February
follow ny
AIG'S. L. WARNER. NJ d. Professor Of Surgery
md Surgical Anatomy.
JNo. CULLEN. NJ. u. Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
I'll JOHNSON, NJ D.Pfolessor Of Anatomy aud
physoleey.
l.. ". CnAMBERLAYNE VI. d. Professor OF
Natciia Mcdifl aud 1'lFefato
Il l. RoUANNAN NJ. y. Professor oil Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women and Children.
SOCRATES MAuPtN, NJ. y. Professor Of Chem
isy and rhpmary.
Tie College Iudtnlfy, attached to The College
Budinr, has been IN successful operation tor the
last eg ht months, aud furnishes constantly num-
her of interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,--o
which he Student has access at all hours.
The College inhtmar,, together with the Aims
House PenHentaIS and Afnory. (Which are under
thc charge Of Two o thc pfolessors) will afford the
Student an opportunity OF Witnessing The various dis
eases ineidentfoa Southern climate. The abundance
oil materials for Anatomical purposes and the reduced
pnce which hey are finished will enable the stu
dent To acquire ultimate knowledge oi the Anai0'
my cr tn human body and the OF Surgical In
suumeuts
During the last WINTER Course Of Lectures, from
the number Of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnirmaty, .lht Professor OF Surgery was enabled to
exhb. before the class, nearly all the mpor; an. spr
sieal operations upin the irmg sub, e and from
the increasing popularity Of the ioe,rmny, there is
reason to believe that hcreale. the Surgical Cases
IN The House, will grail, increase.
Good Boatdln., .ntudins fuel lights, servants
attendance, ". can be obtained inths cry Tor fur
dol0's ,,erWcek
we arc authorised 10 state that full Coutsc Of
I Lectures in tins Institute viii be received as e
g0Waeul To n The following Medical Schools /:
oae olIiiiladelphd Medical ll'gc of the State
oil South Catollna; Trunsy lvania University, Lex
ngtou, Ky; University Of Maryland, &c. &c
The Professor OF Anatomy viii open the D5secl-
ing Rooms Of tie College ON the fast OF October.
AUG'S. l.. WARMER NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Medical Faculty
Richmond. May y GIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-06-17
From the Richmond Eggaucr, jane II.
TIL, SILK CULTURE.

Mr.. Morris Pollock, the cmerprizng 'rhroWsief Of
Glasgow, LIS arrived IN The Gioat Westtrr an hls
proceeded 10 Pu@ylvania county, IN Tins Stafe
where he proposes TO establish a hfgo Mulberry
plantation, Coco nety aud Fdature fnf yceijDo
The Silk. lie has ayailol himself Of Ire Ador A.
sen.bly Of 1888, and has already become qRf,i
Citizen oil The State, iorlhc purpose oil holding lands
We had the pleasure OF Witnessing an interesting IN
terslew on Friday evening between Mr. Pollock aud
Mr.. ID Homergue. They agree in theiryieus-olthe
bestmaaner oteqnducung the SILK business in the
Unned States. They ttlnk, that Nugrniais c,lcu-
lated to be great Silk State but dat She ouoIt
10 confine herself al present TO the risIrc of the
Mulberry, and the worm, aud of ieelinc the S,Ik
from the Coeoons-and than il is probably Lcst Ia
establish large Fixtures, which will furnish mar
ke for the Cocoous, aud Supefsede the neccssiry of
each Silk Culturist having arccl Of his own--and
that IT is better Tor us To export the ra0 SIX 10 be
manufactured in Europe. Mr.. Pollock seems IN
possess great knowledge OF has subject aud 10 show
the most liberal disposition to communicate il to 9th
ers, and TO encourage the enterprise in tins Stale
lie was much surprised by the accounts lhat WIN,
gwen hun, oil tue active and prolific qualities of thy
Morus Mnlticaulis lie has brought our with linn
a quantity Of the white Italian Mulberry; and pre
stunned, that he could not get his cocoonery in ope-
ration before the ihird sear-but the cbarcter of III
moltcdulls viii enable him 10 20 to work much
sooner. MIR. D'tlomergue has also great experience
IN the business. He lsa decided enthusiast bur a,
ire same nme prudent aud consderate. From The
elements OF calculation. with which he furnished rs
on Friday 1t appears thai, barring all accidents and
with coeoonenes economically built and properly
conducted each acre OF ground. viii produce a nett
profit of at teast 5000 la fact. he contends that II
will be more profitable business than raising Ia.
bacco IA Virginia, and cotton IN the South We
shail lay before our reade,s IN few days some Nus
winch nave been prepared tor popular use by the au.
thof oil The Shk-Culturist's Manual"
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10 1nr EpIroRs OF the WING.
lptereaiag spgicai Operations.

'lFtTWIfUNS.
Messrs. Edttors-ln The Wing OF Saturday. you
nave reported case under the caption of Resto
ration oi Club Foot" and doubt not Won were 10.
noIan ofthe fact, that two operations Tor the same
ut,oin,y nave been successfully performed IN this
CITY within the last month. d. Warne, in III,
presence OF a numbe, OF Medical gentlemen AMI
o,hefs has performed the operation for the lief Of
etao root upon two individuals a lad from AIbs.
marie anu young man Of this city, with the mos,
aggravated case of this nlalfurmation1 The one,aY
IONS nave Deen entirely successful and the indvidt
His may no" DC seen al the College lnfrnary
An -WlrNrss
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M s"ose''ptt having JoS' feeeN'o large as
49,, 9a ~ 7'ioI' 'oo"I' 'i1s'o'lclI, literary
anu Mlse'""o'o"S WoIhs' would respectfully lnfie
,'e UAel's u 'N"e'ou' = ana Tue Puole generally
10 can 'u1 give hS extensive STOCK an examination.
a"'U"E n'' assortment may DC 'ouhu 9choo BOOKS
u W a. %''usi
~. " ops,'' i" ,'c''on"fy' Johnson pocket
9'''I s',, '''I l,,'' 10 o'a 'lenonA
~ ia '''e W n''hn,p, rug Grammar
, 3, l. o'Net 'nI ioysio'' hIoles' cory lia'ord
5, u'"r"ce'' ih'iIps
Nullahi &c. speeches, Gibbons home IN i vols
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BSTITUTE FOR Gallo Ell;
Is a oallarlc in EE, Frs aud all BILIOUS AFFECTIONS

discovered dtfdhne
TO4TO Plant with other vegetable substances Man
Ito
somaat 6iraiav Srehgs oil all KINDS eosFeaeS ol
Headtchc, &c
they Contagious diseases proven, the formation
Agu reside hot climates
countries and the best used for those local
nalbIe Travellers
unhealthy
For ordinary fH PlSft they universally approved as the best
DIE7ETIC og DINNER Pill after dinner will
the healthy
seral those indulge ID long DINNERS
II "a. slippers. mmod n -.
o Tomato
Public; and lively
dopm lisa
able pre-
tn confidence OF ne most sD
all where Nature IS apo',
any OR
Of Physicians prescribed them alb concur to coob9raie tl opn.
the appreciation bestowed uen
tinnis adj lionae merits and usefulness
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