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MOrisOn'S Pills

STAND unrivaed as a cleaner and purifier Of the
- bowels, blood and the whole system. In Diar-
rhoea or loosencss Of the bowels AMI Other summer
complaints these can lie relied upon sinh perfect con-
hden'e; as common medicine to 4 lepl ready tor
use IN all occasions where calhartc j. neol, Tins
medicine +, uurluallel Sold only al The Narc.y
S'orc lh\Gl'pRN d. RGlNSNNn.
A.-1-mL- IL ~ -
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LOOKING GLASSES.

4 LARGE AMI well selected assortment, consist
\ ing of Gin, ,Mdhogany and Gin, 1iOhO5anH and
Fancy framed Looking Glasses, for sse nj greatly
reduced prices at the Hardware Store, Corner Of
Church and College Sis, by HAGAR & ARTHUR.
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Information Wanted,

HrGH MURPHY, OF the Town Of Muchgrange,
ari,h OF Carnaiuri, Comfy l. .rlh, Ireland came
10 this GO ry aiou II years a-o tn r, two years
he vcl in line hurah and Darlington W. and when
Ia t heard rom wed in Troy y. Y. Hl> brother
Par ck who now re,lde~ in lrluugton VT wishes to
ohtan information Of hs whereabouts.
Aug II, lSI2
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Il IlllB hYRRo
THE LAND OF BURNS.
BY ROBERT GILrILLaS.

Inserited 10 Dapid Aud, Esq, Doon-brae Co.tag.
Ayr.
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LETTER PAPER,

Iron 10 cents TO Is cents qure- embracing eve
L ny variety from low prices to English Bottle Pa
per eleven years old.
Also English and American note paper English
and American folio Post or double Letter Pan Post
&c, &c. For saleby c. GOODRICH.
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FLORENCE lSOlllelS,

I CASE Florence Braid Bunnel>, new >hape,, O
all qualities and prce>, opened hi day Y
May % II. W. CArIIN.
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&grA FOR SALE that well known Farm sit
Sssi;s.S uated IN VI ton about one mile from the
ssaEI upper Falls, formerly owned and occupied
-.--ssss1 by tue Rev. :. II, Crane, containing be-
tween 2i1 and 300 acres of land compri ed part OF
moving tllIage and pasturlng, and good wood lots
and sugar orchard SAID farm is we'd watered, has
two good dwelling houses one of which is of brick,
the other of wood both in good repair three good
good barns one of which is TO by A feet, the others
80 by 40 feet horse barn and other out buildings
with good yards and water brought INFO them and to
The house IN log, and also three good wells of water
on the farm; being desirable situation for a man
who wants TO raise stock or sheep or both, or
Is an excellent farm for the dairy business Those
wishing 10 purchase such farm would do well by
applying soon 10 John aud James Morton on the
premises or to Gen. VIM Nash of New Haven,
Milton, March p, 1912. eft
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IEUTGH CDiI,
$40 y s

FHI1E Sul.crl' err have received a >unplv Of Le-
high Coal, which they " err at reduced prices.
Old Duck Nav ~ FOLLtrI"T y BRADLEY.
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VvNliE subscribe err are daily receiving and o'er for
L sale Fresh Flour ,cec"ei with care and n SUI
perior article. FULLETT q RADLEY.
Old Dock. June g.
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I,eullorn Hats,

S,lNGI.E and double brimmed coored and whit,
- Le@horn Has; cold and white Pain L. Hats
a Inrge assortment, very cheap by
Nav 20. H. w CATIIN
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vINllf Speerhe- OF the Hon. THOMAS +. MAR HALL,
l. on ALCOHOL. and INTfMPtRANCE, and
FASHIONABLE WlNE-DRlNHIN delivered al
the Broadway Tai erndclc, New York, on the eve Of
May 4h aud 7Ih. We nve the attention of the
friends of Temperance 10 the al owe work, from H.
intrinsic worth, a. well from the high reputation
OF he di>nngui. he'd orator.
Jane "a, 1912. u. A. BRAMAN.
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Cheap Groceries.
7'HERWO.WETERS.

lust received a few line large THERMOMETERS
graduated to 40 and so = Glow Zero.
FANGBORN d. BRINSMAln.
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EW CASH STOtiE.
BY VIM. iiURLBUT.

L
THE subscriber has taken the newly fitted Store.
l. West side Church street, between the Bazaar
and Variety Store where he is now zen ng and
offering for sale an extensive and general assortment
of Goods adapted 10 the want of the community
amongst which are great variety of
French 81 ks Printed VI Sins and Lawns,
Long Shawls and Srarls, Hdkfs, Shawls, Craysss,
FIgd and bard and plain swiss Muslns,
Nansook, book and other Musns
Ladies and entemens Linen IL ikfs,
Insertions, Edgings, Beading and Thread Laces,
Work Collars, Reticulos, Bead Bags and Purses
Tarlton and pam Musllns and Lacts.
RIbbols. a beautiful assortment and new STYLE,
Ladies Florence Braid, Modena, S raw and Misses
Bonnie :,
Artificial Flowers Gimp Edgng and trimmings for
Tuscan bonnets,
Parasois, beautiful assortment OF new styles.
Hosiery of every variety
Rroadcloths Cassimers, Nestings, &c.
Gents summer Goods, Stocks, Collars &c.
Geut and boys Leg orn and other Hats.
Dry Groceries, good assortment.
\. B.-Thls enrIe took of goods has been pur-
chased within few days, with great care and at a
time when the prices were more depressed than at
any previous perod-bu will be sold for ready cash
AT a small advance from cost
Burlington, June 10. 1912.
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The Thomasion CMe) Recorder SAYS their town
contains eight doctors, ten minister's and eleven
iawyeis-enough, Spear thinks, satisfy Death the
Church. and the devil. Hold on Spear!
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IIINES.
Fresh Flour,

Ok Or. Ca Ks of very choice Wines Of III tren
~ kind, for ,ae ly [May9.l s. WALKER.
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EAREW Shoes, Half Caters, Kid SHIPS,
l. Chldren's Shoes, Sc. Just received by
l6 WIN HuRLBUT
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Nova Scotia Plaster.
THE Subscribers are this day receiving fresh
l supply of Nova Scotia Plaster, and will com.
mence grinding at their VI At the Fas on Monday
next FoI.LElT Il BRADLEY.
GEESE FEATHERS!
COO LES. 1--we Geese Fea her,, In>t receive
WV and for sale for cash lowerr haneyer efore
sold IN town. G. l.. NELSON.
May Is. 49L
New sabbath School Bucks.
1'OR sale at the bookstore of the subscriber n gem
l eral assortment of the Massach sets and New
York publ atoms for Sabbath Schools.
June Il. d. 4. BRAMAN.
SARGENT, SPRAGUE & Co.'S TOBACCO by
= the quantity or otherwise at $. B. SCOTS.
/ June 3. S. B. SCOTS.
PARASOLS.
L}ItH figured Brocaded, China and plain silk Par
May POI IT, W. cATLIN.
NOTICE.
J'liE SUI soril er> viii pay ga. h fora few thousand
1 po1nd> Of good Fleece Wool, delivered al their
Store, head Of Pear->trcet.
BRADLEY y HYDE.
Burlington, June 23 1912.
Isr0a lcioths-Cheaper than ever.
I>iiE subscriber has just received an assortment
. Of Cloth, recently purchased in New lor, al
Auction which he offers for sale at such prices
cannot but suit purchasers. Those in want W Il do
well to call on June % II, w. CATilN
NEW GOODS.
DUE BIZ. Bomi azne,, Grapes, o led Silks, heavy
ID SATIN Ne>inas, Linen aud Xii Glove, SUISSE
lnerl ng., Bonner Ri on>, Ar'ihria>, Ii. italian
Cravas, Ia Il aud Russia lia err, Cotton Fringe,
JoSe % lsis. = " l''' H IT, " cArLlN.
Blanchard's Scylhes.
A LARGE supply Of the above rcIe rated Scyhe>,
n warranted, for ale At REDUCED prce..
fOLLElT 4. BRADLEY, Agents.
Oll Dock, June 81 1872.
Cedar Posts.
1O0O CEDAR POSTS, a fri rate article, for
lOOO sae low by FOLlETT d. BRADLEY.
Old Doct, "a Jane, 1912.
Fashionable Hats.
. CASES J. & b. Knowers warranted Hat, cheap
< for cash, at May 81. S. b. SCOTS.
LEMONS.
Sn BONES Of Lemons in prime order, for sale al
~ New lor, price, and fr, ight, ly
Oh po"t, May 27 FoLLE1Td. BRADLEY
En- HHDS. Gardner Brewers ~ England Rum
w 30 Pipes and HafPpes American Brandy,
i0d do Baltimore Gin,
10 do do Pelleyosin Brandy,
5do do Swan Gin,
10 Hhds, ST. Crolx Rum
80 Bbls. Sherry and Madeira Wines,
IS do Malaga do
do Port do
81 Dec, lsil byJ.& J, II. PECK & Co.
Quilts.
a T. W supply of the highest Numbers, lust re-
L eelved a. :. HI NTl\GTO\'S
JupC 10
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An lrshman recommending a mulch COW said that
'he would give milk year after year without having
calves because II runs in the breed. as she came of
COW that nerer had a caiT!
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FIVE FAcTs. A firm faith is the best divinity,
good life is the best philosophy clear conscience
me hest law; honesty Tive hest polcy and temper
anoc The hesl rhN.lr
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EOR SALE.

RI SHARES ofSrock in the Burlington Bank.
cV For terms apply to II. ALLEN.
Burlington 50th June lSi2.
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nmhy would ladies make the best editorsl'
because they could furnish such pretty epe-tems,
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T. l. o Il II .
ElRU For SIZE.

ERESH Ground flour received this day and for sal
L by May 20. ID. DAVIS.
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Daddy, are lhere,any liars an,ono Christians ~
oer'ainly' my son; why do you ask z" "Becnuse
unGie 'qhn spoke Of having several Christian Tyres
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Gold Band China.

SlPtRb Gold Band, Band and Sprig'd China
- Tea Sets and plate 10 match very chean NJ the
China Store of FARRAR, WAIT y ROOT.
June l7lh.
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Paint MINIS.

WEST s Patent Paint Mills, just received ard
w for sale by HAGAR * Arthur
Rnrllnninn. l2ih Anrlsi- lsi2
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Farming Utensils.

( NALlCOES are selling NJ Hurbut's Cheap Cash
" Store at less prices than were ever known in this
part OF the country Beaut iu English, French and
American prints. Call at the store Church.s,
JuneS. WIN. HrRLBUT
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ilOMAAIl y Is. black and hiue biac,, Tor sale at
ID the lowest prices by June 9. WIN HURLBuT.
DIAM all wool No seine de Laincs super satin
l. striped do, rnted do. Of every variety, for sale
at astonIshngly low prices ii the new store, by
June 5. WIN. HURLRUT.
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4 Ne W supply, of the highest Numbers, ius, re- Il
n ceivel a. III NTi\GTn\,S <
June TO-
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Sole Leather,


II c. LOOMS has Just received Sole Leather for
-. IA cents cash, by the hundred pounds. Also,
Patent and string leather.
June l6.
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HARDW ARE.

VTNliE suhscrll err having recently repen,shed his
stool; Of Har ware, o ers ft r sale The following
Goods, at the lowest prize.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1842-09-30

Cast and Spring Stee Phnnel, Hand and Ripping
saw; tircu ar do. from 10 ~ lnche,; Cru,,-cut
and MIL do; N.a'er'' Brace and Bits; Flrnler and
m"rlice Chi, ell; Congo, Plane Irons, Apger SIM
mon HAM Axe, Adze>, Hammer, &C.; Bang, and
BALDWIN Plane Tapcr, Pit aw, Mill aw Bastard
tq a! ng, WardnG and Cabinet Flies; Shoe Wood
an fi"r'e RasPs; general assortment OF Saddleyy
TytrJ,r1re
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PERFUMERY.
BRELAZ & BARRAUD'S

l.
n d O \ A l. q c OR BALSAMIC ELIXIR, FOR
free offered the public possessing the properties
of strengthening the spongy cleaning the mouth and
whitening the teeth refreshing the palate and taking all
unpleasant taste odO m the mouth arising from deange
state of he stomach smoking, or from decay ed teeth
Ia word, IS beyond th, necessity of puff Make trial
with bottle, and VIII speak for itself.
n D. Each botic sng the directions on the label Sold
by MsssH Soulad Delluc 58l Broadway and Park
Mr. II. King Co l6l Broadway, Grand Mr.. Milhau
1888 BOadw Acss tucn, l7S Broadway, Cortlanl
Messrs Ruhton Aspinwall 40 Roadway &c William AID
10 Aston House. sul5 lm-rc
DRRls TOOTH WASH-irepared from the ougInaI re-
- CHE az Mob Gold street, New YrokThe Orris Tooth
- purely vegetable PREPARATION, the proper
Ties the testr tGa Eott ,srsrirg the gums
the mouth whether arising from decayed teeth fo &c
ranged state of the stomach.
IL designed be used with tooth brush aud will be found
G. upcede the necessity of powder keeping d teeth ell
ani preventing the wearing away Of the r The teeth
IL particularly useful IN of spungy gums restoring the
teeth In painful affections Of the teeth and gums, arising from
10 cold u will be found highly beneficial Ii is
tculary serccable the Os Tooth Wash
before retiring This hod recommended BY emf
nen dentists by doing all PARTICLES of food which
mulae during the day entirely removed and the mouth
kept through He night clean, and healthy
Sound teeth and white teeth the valuable portions
of humanity; but kow many neglect the attention
Tor their pesereOn even when surrounded by all
needed Among these know OF pleasant
and eecua than the Ors Tooth Wasit ceanses and MI
the teeth strengthens the pures the mouth aud
the b h. We recommend its all young aud
odd Boston Morning Post.
The Os Tooth Wash the best detergent We ever used on
Oureuamo.- Boston Transcript.
For sale by the principal druggists IN the CITY
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NO OUACKERY !

fk, BROW DEIpS COMPOUND SAklF OF INDIAN
- TURNIp, for the o tuUumUlons, Coughs Colds,
Splitting of Blood, and all Other east Comp ants.
On account OF the claiming univ ersal med cal
qualities the subscriber has e. hesitation in bringing e
claims of his medicine beort Iubc H IS that,
his present undertaking he " Dog styled by the
quack aud his medicine U5ities good) quacke-
ry; yet this Will onge in him from atfoIdng the
afflicted the means of reeif they to his remedy
in time,
The Compound Syrup Of Indian Tunip is itself certain
remedy Tor inflammation of the organs which, though
slight az first, as colds often results
His experience authorizes him putting his discovery
III competition with any and all the muudnous array pa
naceas that meet the public confident that fair trial viii
result all the of
medical qualities that have been him by those who
hay attested It's worth by
The delicate lady, all and condition of life,
this compound without the slightest risk
And IN all diarrhoe complaints Of
ordinary character seldom T fails produce the desired
beneficial object Duly apreciatug the Of other med-
cines, and without detacng the least from the medic al
practitioner this remedy offered To the world the best
safest and remedy or all affections Of the lungs and
breast that has made appearance He has his pos
session the certificates of hundreds who after spending
aud almost bere OF hope have to him for relief and
found il.
Physicians invited To pulmonary affections and
in all cases where cough Is left after measles.
The proprietor Agents the principal cities the un-
ted States.
For sale wholesale and retail by C. H. RING, SO Fnon
corner Clt Guon 49, DR.. Crowell, 286 Bowey: Basseu
GA Dcke, ll3 Broadway; Coddngton Hudson and
Spring SITS. eod3mr
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HOT AND COLD SALT WATER RATus

HOT AND COLD SALT WATER BATHS.
RABINEAU's New Hot and Cold Salt Water Baths, at
~ the loot o. Desbrosses street. third Cana
street. North River open for the accommodation Of
at night. ~ ' ~ y e'ooA
n B. The water where the baths stationed has been
deepened which render other situation in The
ycmty OF New York On Tuesdays the Bath is ercusiveIv
devoted to ladies' u I'll BIZ. NJ band Of will be in al
warm baths IS. ~ o' ~, - c.s'
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TO SECURE THE ENJOY
MENT OF THE HEALTH

FREE Inn the numerous complaints with which il is assa
ed dnIf the summer months discovery ever vet made
IN medicine has attained the ceebtythe
cess ana so established e in the confidence the public
both IN the United states West Indies, and South Anne rca,
as mas " Wheeers Basam Of Nloscaelo mild and safe
emedy LOT me cure Of the various and dangerous diseases
Caused by and arising from dsodered Of the digestive
9Tgans TO wit dyspepsia cholera morbus collie spas|s
1ea conVqsons nervousness and pains in the bowelsl
ne effect; Of drinking cold water the summer compliant Of
cldre &c &c These speedily removed by this nyalu-
ABLE efficient and certain action hs. fo
me patronage OF inasmuch that Ut
Wbees ase. with the secret from any mo
ves I'd fhat he rather choose sto prepare fimse cern
that in doing must make more perfect
than he trusted be prepared by pexpercneed p mons
Certificates OF influential already published are sui
hcentiy convincing voluntary oneed OF their
testimonies favor great merits Dr. w has the gati-
Major c Mspes, IT, ). GEN Ward, NJ q, Westchsster
D. Doad ESQ., and many Others Of equal Standing This
medicine "a for sale WIS Office, 80 Greenwich who
sole nropretor also be had the following agencies
Mr. Milan Messrs Rushton Co.. M. p. Dickie, Mr. j. b.
Dodd Druggists lin Brosdysy DR.. Hart Hudson Mess
C.ddngtens aai Hadop st. D., Cotton q sBsschsrst and
Grand ST.; Dr. Zabrkie Jersey City; Dr. w p Blagrove At
lantic st. aud Mr.. Ira Lowe, Fulton st. Brooklyn
r NOTICE-The Bslsam Of Moscafello is not the cy,.
article unless accompanied with pamphlet
testimonials also how should be used
also the bottles being stamped 70 Wheeers Bsssm OF
Moscafep"' iyl5 lmso
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PORTUGUESE
+ E M A l. f Pill S

NvENTFD AND PREPARED nv
NJ. DE BOUDELOQuE, Nj. D., LISBON. PQRTuGA
Pills composed have made them the wonder and adj
ration Of the world They known all Europe toi
the only preparation ever discovered that has proved nvara
certain in producing the monthly Their certainty, mi
being such that thew be used during
for though always mild safe and he ahv they certain
produce miscarriage II used during that period.
The directions translated into English and epveoI
round with the seal Of the importer stamped Each boz
the signature OF NJ de Boudeloque aud the English
rectios have the signature Of Dr. f. MEJVEAU, author
agent for the continent Of America. - -
They be transmitted by mail 10 part OF the UnI
States. Letters directed to DR.. F. Mel,eau, box "a,
York. will meet with immediate sttentior All letters
be post paid. Sold by appointment l20 Che1yi near Va
rIne street. Pdcc s5 Half boxes - No hsi bore, ssa
mail. az lmft dSw
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Observation-Disclosures

MADAME REsTELL's PREVENTIVE POWDERS
These invaluable Powders have been rsally adopts
in Europe but France particular for upwards Of thirty
well by thousandsn this country bcng the only mild
safe and ecacou remedy fer married ladies' whose health
forbds too rapid increase of family.~<
Madame esell is well known. WIS for thirty Eel
ropehose of Vienna and Pawhere favored by her grea
experience and opportunities she attained hat celebrity
those great discoveries in medical science specially adApte
the female frame, for which her incidence srand unr1
vailed well II this country as in Europe Her
herby tracing the decline and i'll hsath Of married ense
the meridian Of life and the co9sequent rapid AM
often apparently inexpicable ,ause hch cons,gn many
ve Of the praary causes Of female lndspo
the discovery her celebrated " Preventive Powders
the health but the life Of many aeconate wife an
fond mother. .
The advertiser feeling the importance of this subject and
tmatng the benefits esung thousands by their ado
ton would respectfully the attention OF the ma
RED by all they hold and dear their consderao
wise and evils which are su
ject by simple and healthy within control Eve
dspessionate vruous and enlightened mind will inh sta
ingly the Affirmative. This all that Madame Ne
tell recommends ommended Price five dollars
package aoAQ gained with full and particular directions
can be - 70 any part Of the United sssssp
TELL, Female Physcian r. Office l4s Greenwt
street, New York Oicc hours from AM TO clock
Boston Office No. Essen u. jy23 I'm
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DOCTOR GLOVER.

Pegs TO inform those who have recently enquired if he has
- left the practice of his profession that he
prescribe for such require his aid usual Those difficult
aud pIotraced which require practical experience
have been the particular objects study The
recent improvements chemistry have his hands
raj and remedies which
Vstion oi the less scTutinising physician
Dr Showers primary education enables him to keep pace
with the improvements of the day being graduate the
ea profession The nnsuspectng should beware of
The host OF self named Doctors and petenders of whom
aspire 10 be authors OF little books upon subjects OF which they
totally Ignorant
Ofhce No. Ann st-QTivae entrance 4th door from the
Museum--Ofhce O Nj. a m
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DOC TOR BELL .

DOCTOR BELL devotes his personal attention daily
until ~ NJ TO the removal OF private diseases every
All suffering proacted aggravated
successfully treated by inexperienced pretended practon
erhese abonng under the destructive effects Of mercury
quack and all who the remains Of disease
lurking in the system consult Dr. B. always with
antee of a
Persons contemplating marriage who have been the subj
jects OF delicate Diseases consult Dr. bell honorable
confidence Posr letters describing the Of
at distance have his prompt attention. Dr. B s
well known be safe and
permanent.
Oorsf Broad fv221 me
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THE, PRIVATE TREATTSE

THIS is little volume on certain delicate dseates, by Dr.
RALPH IN which the speedy and private of
stated in the planes possible There
class of patients that does not highly value this little book but
those whose complaint has been suffered continue from
month 10 month still deeply interested in 1.-THE
of such desy and the Of being
fully explained Price 81.
DR. Ralph also pegs state that he is consulted this
residence, No. SO Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however of obtaining the confidence Of
ID this city, he beg here repeat what he has
stated in another column OF this paper under his remarks On
Stcure that beside his rank Graduate of Edinburgh Sc
&c he has engaged in the Of these Diseases both
hot end city practice for than thirty and has
published two editions Of work expressly them Also,
that he has testimonial letters from the eminent physicians
IN Europe to the most eminent Americas Sir Ashley
Cooper to Dr. Mott of New York. Dr. Fhysck of Phade pha,
and others and that he spented to refer almost every
physician Of emiuence in this city.
lied m