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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1842-01-19
sSaSeriR's sales.

nv virtue. safidry executions to me Directed
I'D will bc cold :bsfore ti,cG Gouit tionsss door in
Camden, on the fist Monday md Tuesday III. Fob
rllsSfy lfiiioxt, t,afoid*ilg property. VIZ =
fEe Iyaclles Creek PlaDtation, containing pbout
900 actcs, bounded .hor,h and northwest by afrds
Of james W. Caniay. south, by Angus Megasklll'
ynoy.heast by lands formerly yowncd by Danlelse
cast by Potter Mcc4skilE and Capt. John Williams,
The asaid tract being krown as the Porter Place
Also, 'S.g q ..::5.. =. -. -
One other tract Of land, containing LICK saercst
,rorc or ess ou tho head waters of Bntioe creeis
adjoiiing lands formerly owned by sfassey. Also
One olhor tact, containing G5 acres rsefc Or lessf
on Little Pine Tree creek, adjoining the town ota
Curndsn on the cast, bounded south BY the road
leading 10 McRa's mill. west by hetessfpSf Cam
den. north by j. NJ. Dcssaussurc and Fhoraus lang
and east by Little Pine Tine. Also, ~ :,
Town lots Nos. IL, H. TO- ., 9. "a Sand 4,
being five acre lots, on t,oseast Of the town ef
The town .ef Camden. Also ~. 8
One otbnr town lot No. 1863 instlc toEsn.ot
Camden, frenting cast on, Market:street.
One other tract, containing - sHeresy
Hagpss iaias of y iiaui'
jaines c. Doby AID Frederick Bowen, ON
tho wcFl Of the Wsteree river All fcried5uPon
aEdSto be sold as-tle propcrtyof Henry I. Cantes
decd. at fhe suit Of IL. Blair, as assignee:
One Negro named Caleb, levied upon and te. bs
soidas tho property Of John Rcks, Ut the suit Of
Norman ellis. : Y, 3. : =,
Z Three Negroes, named Ben, his wife, Sarah and
child Ievicd and 70 be sold the proPorty.ef Of
Peter McCaskfl at the. suit of the Bank Of Can.
den. S. C. r.: - - =i..ssz. ,l ~ M -. :
One tractof Land known as the Mil Tract, M
cludng the Herbert MarsLall tract, in allubout 900
acres, more oraess adjoining lands Of fIchard yHtf
John Myers ard Robert Tnrner. Tie Smiti,a
shop and Timber Wheels viii he sO!l witB; this
tract. Also, !, = - Z - n :, ?
-Four Negroes, and the Plantation on which the
defendant now lyss, containing, Il 90 uc.cs, moro
or less, sdjo1ing ibe lands of Daniel Scarbofouar
and Wiley Robinson. All levied upon and tof
sold MS Che property of Lewis PEBBLES, ut the seFa.
ratio suits Of john Turner, Lewis Johnson ard others
One$lfrga tact of Land. on which the defend,
AMI resides, on little Lynch's Creek. There aFe on
the premises, good dwelling House. with al tho
other necessary bindings; also a Gin House and
Escrow good Grist Mill, with two setls of s'ope,
and:a good Saw Mil, all in good order bounded
on the north cast by The lands of TssP. Ballad,
and on the south cast by the iaads Of Gen. Captsy
and William. Tolbit. Also. 81, s.. ,...., :
1s Negroes. levied upon and to be sold Sas dc
property Of John illiams al the sepcrnte5 suits OF
! A. G. Croswell, Jesse DeBruhl G. & L. AfGthe-
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Executive Department,
NOVEMBER 80, sls4l..
PROCLAMATION. 8

by his Erce.leney JOHN p. RICHARDSON,
Esquire, Gorernor. and COmmander.ia Chief in and
The State Of South Carolina. - &. = i
SsI IHEREAS, information has been received at
w this Department. that the night Of the 20;h
of September last most atrocious attempt was
made by some person unknownl 10 murder one T:
W. Haro5, ,of Col!eton District: Now know syc,
that to the end justice MAY be- done, and the offend
er brought to legal trial do hereby ofsI reward
Of One Hundred and Fifty Dollars, for; his appre.
hension and delivery into anyjail Of this State.
Given under. my hand and the Seal of tho: State,
at Columbia, the SOlh day Of November, eighteen
hundred and. forty.one and in the syty.sixth year
of the Independence ofthc United States of Ameri.
ca.
JOHN P. RICHARDSON, ;
By the Governor, ,.sg ,.s.- =,
{ NJ 'L4DoRDE, Scc'y of States .a-...s~,s.
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CHARLESTON MARISET-Jan. Is.

CHARLESTON MARIlET-Jan. Is.
CorToS-The operations Of the week
in Uplands have reached to about 1900
balesagainst receipts 5000 bales. The
sales each daywere nearly equal, with
the exception of Thursday, when the only
reached 700 bales. As the finer qualities
of Cotton are getting very scarce, their
value of course, even with no additional
enquiry is enhanced and'holdcrs therefore
+haveand take the advantage of purchasers
We therefore note a slight improvement
nthose qualities. Inferior Cottonhowcver
are much at the mercy of buyers, and the
sales ofthe weektlave been more or less
at reduction on former prices. = =
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Notice.

S. X. CLIFFORD, having published in the jast
Camden journal, an article stating that She Lad
purchased Of me- all my right and interest in tie
Planters Hotel, atd-was authorized to collect the
debts due the concern, hereby notify all persons.
that the aforesaid article was unauthorised by 1hc
andthat ana now. as have heretofore heeR,
Joint proprietor of;he Planters Hotel and that
have constituted Charles Fl. Davis. my lawful
agent and representative during My absence from
said Hotel 80 -. - "a.
THOMAS A. HAG UE. =
/ Camden December, 3lst I84T :
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Mortgage Sale :

I WILL sell on the frs Monday in February
1 next, at the Court i use, at l2 O'Clock, Ne
eighteen NEGROES, to foreclose a mortgage
on said Negroes executed by John Williams to
J. P. .Dikinnson. Admir- and sold under said Mort
gage, as his property. Terms, cash-purcha-
sers to pay for title. = s. IS.
r. B. GASS, Agent.
Jan.12. prs: fee, 81 81
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:. MaRRIED-On Tuesday evening, the Htb
inst. by the Rev. w. C. Kirkland, Mr. John N
GaMEwELL, to Miss SARAH ANN ELIZA, young
est daughter of P. Thornton, Esq all OF this
place. " So
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE House now occupied by II. Holleynan Jr
and.fornerly by james D. Lcmicrc, will be sold on
liberal terms.
The situation is one of the best in Town for busi-
ness. For further particulars, apply to
Nov. 17.-7t w. McWILLIE.
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Jan. 1a.
Internal TIl,proveDaenfs..

"a WILL receive Proposals, for completing the un.
ID finished part of the Road across Sunteo Swamp
at Yancc's Ferry, according to the plan Of Gen.
]. w Cuntey,s contract, until tho third day Of
February next, at which time Twill attend on the
work TO perfect the contract for tho same. All
communications addressed 10 officially, and sent;
postage paid, to Cedar Shoal Post Office, Chester
District will be attended TO until the 25th January
: .s23 J. G. KELL, Supt. Public Works:
q: Ian 70 ). 80. ...sss.-si
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So much specie is boarded in pennsylvahla, 2,
that it is thought by many that II the use Oh
bank notes should be discontinued tomorrow, v,
the prices of most articles would e soon rise 10 10
nearly their present rates, merely through h. the
cold and silver coins which would De orougp'
Out of their hiding places
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RIouT Of SEARCH GRANTED BY TEXAS.
II is said Gen. Hamilton has agreed to sign
treaty between Great Britain and Texas,
for the suppression Of the African slave
trade, to include the right of each nation
to search the suspected vessels of the
other.-N. Y. Herald. ~, : -
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p17RI,JC DEBT.

There is short way of coming at the amount
Of the Public debt, properly so called on the 4:1
of March, 1S4l, and on the lst OF January, lo4s,
1t docs not include unexpended apprePrIa:tIiD'Sis -
nor unadiusted claims, the amount ol an,or W.,
alway considered and undoubtediy IS now Jobt
than on the 4th of March last. Inc puo.o Guus
properly so called, is composed OF I ou.sa"T' Ths
Treasury Notes and OF moneys borrowed. He ~
public debt at the present moment thctcto''' 10
as follows; viz: r 1,,,,
Outstanding Treasury notes on the lst OF Ia 1anu oo
airy, ls42, s''o4o''~0 ~
Borrowed under the act to autho- zoo ooo IN
rise loan of Sl2,0OO,OO0 o'ooo'ooo w
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Notice.

- Notice. -:
BENJAMIN GAss, Esq. will act as agentto
I'D collect the money Subscribed for building a
Baptist Church at Anti66h. These whose names
are on the list, and others disposedto affordaid
for that purpose, are assured that their contri-
buttons viii be thankfully received.
DANIEL SCARBOROUGH, :;
a. JOHN sBLYTHER,
JOEL DAVIS .=:s !.
* DANIEL DAVIS, So
Building Committee.
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Notice.

q am duly authorized 10 sell John Williams Plan
a tllion on Little Lynci's Creek, any person
wishing to purchase will please call on the subscr-
Der.
~', j. w. BASKIN.
Jan. 5, 6,4
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Camden Debating Club.

The following is :hc question for debate on Thurs
day evening next:- K.
Docs the militia system Of this country add
materially to the safety thereof!
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Near a million of dollars are wanted
now to enable the Treasury to meet It's
engagements. .-lNadisonian
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KEEssEsAW, TROOP.

WoU rclhereby ordered to parade in Camden
y - on the first Saturday in February next prop,
orly armed and equipped.
=. BY order of the Captain, - gtz@
= W: A, 5sANCRUM, o s.
Jan. 712..-, - = x.
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Taken up i'm santse Swamp,
LaA NE Square Bale stained Cotton, :B Branded
3Il5 AZ somewhat damaged hy be sater.-77
The owner cunfget the same by applicatonsto the
subscriber, and paying the expensrs Of landing
it-also theexpcnseS of this advertisement
Fulton Post Office, S. c.. g,s.s-t.ss. = - :,
EDWARD BRUUGHToN, Jr.
4 Jan. 10, 1872: -. ~ - - -, ~
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From the Village (Pa.) Record.

M;leane.-Members of Congress re-
ceive from the public treasury, 40 cents
per mile, or So for every go, 90 mics Tor
travelling expenses. We believe that IS
the amount. This is outrageous, IN these
tines when travelling is SO rapid and
cheap. A member of Congress pays Sd
to travel from Philadelphia to Baltimore
so miles, and draws $50 for mllcage!-
lie pays $50 for travelling from New
Orleans to Pittsburg by steanboat-sa!y
1000 miles, and the time occupied is not
ten days-he draws, ssoo!! This is rob
bing the people with vengeance. Some
members take the .moa circultous route;
that their mileage may be increased;
member travelling zoo miles day he
makes eighty dollars! A pretty round
sum. Some members charge 1000 or
5000 dollars mileage annually! Admit
ting that the per dsem of members of
Congress is not too high, who will justify
these exorbitant allowances for. mileage!
What excuse can be offered for them?-
If none, then why does not some honest
friend of economy propose and urge the
reform upon Congress. The. rates OF
mileage were :6xed years ago; when ira
yelling was expensive, tedious and dan
gcrous. In this day Of railroads and
steamboats,, the cause of high travelling
expenses are removed, and mileage should
consequently be reduced. We hope
Congress will reform this shameful abuse.
-
< A Hard Case.-The Plttsburg Manu-
facturer- says, John w. Shugert, the able
editor of the Venango Democrat, COM
plains b'tterIy of the want Of punctuallty
on the part of his subscribers, and snch
was the embarrassment of his, situation
that he was ''obged to run for Sheriff at
the last election, and more into the Jail in
order to keep outsof IT.
The Jonesborough (Tenn.) Wing says
there are two Mormon Preachers con-
stantIy 1aboring in the county of Smyth in.
Virginia, and now number about thirty
five in that county, with a far prospect
ofincreasing. One Of the preachers, but
the other day, rose up in the pulpit and
uttered some gib6erish, and then told the
people that he had preaehed to them in
three different languages! They profess
the gift of tongues-the power'of working
miracles-and nearly all that petainedto
Christ and the Apostles, inthe- days of
old. =
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Increase of Public Debt in ten

Increase se. ., nf who @ rule,< s7,s92,2l0 90
And if the wigs choose. to add the uneSPen-
a,1 | onnropriations, and unadjusted claims, at
ho,h nerods. it will only make the matter worse,
It ' isonly the pressure Of these claims which IN
makes necessary an addition of five millions TO
tho nnblic debt in Treasury Notes. And this is
I bnt IN cypedient to gain time untilsa larger a.
snount can be added tohe Public Debt 6y 0orro19-
;ng a,o.' n,5nsv in EuropcH Hu7=a for Rctre''cn-
.n.u nnd Reforla-Union Democrat.
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To Contractors and Builders.

To Contractors and Builders.
yhe Subscribers will attend to orders for North
Il ern made Window Sashos, ready glazed and
unglazcd; Doors and Blind Samples, and Prices
can be seen at the Store.
All orders from the Country promptly attended to.
+ -. IL MOOD &, SIMoNS,
{ !. Main street, Columbia, S. G..
- ..,,su,3 Sign of tho Whale.
Janu,y. g. a4
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A shock of an earthquake was felt at
81. Louis onthe 9th nlt.
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Du,,o,t pnb1ic Debt,

ProSenC UUIIO 1"'
Treasury Notes outstanding on
the 4th of March, 1912, accord
inp to Mr.. Ewing's Report be-
jn9 the entire Public Deb: On
that day,
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Garden seeds.

GaraeaR seeds.
7EyHE subscriber Iras just received his supply o
Il GARDEN SEEDS, from Baltimore, M.f
warranted fresh aud genuine.
pGc. 22aE A. PEURIFOY.
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JOHN P. RICHARDSON.

S'1e >. =
( NJ. L4DoRDE, Scc'y ofStates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-04
HIND'S DEPOT

OF WEBBS BURNERS, IMPROVED, at ia Grand st.,
door the Broadway Houe-The subscriber respect
fully informs his friends and the public general bel ny
the manufacturer OF those Lamps since their introduction
he's brought them that perfection which makes SUI
pcor for cheapness cleanliness and bancy Of light to all
Others in existence From his long experience
and the facilities he all others in the
trade he is enabled sell at per than for
mer charged by the dealers and hopes by
TO merits share Of public patronage The difficulty here
oioe existing IN the trimming, universally complained OF
b AZ that have used them is now entirely obvatcdb by the
veniion OF Patent Trimmer that child them
fleet order for burning without the least trouble
sold S. and es which affords light more brilliant than any
other substance at the c.
less than half Of OIL It's safe explosive,
dr,ps fire from tn, wick and leaves fire upon it, it Is
cl.anly leaves marks and il spilled clothes
furniture, evaporates entirely, like alcohol The lamps once
order need snung raising Of the wicks but merely
require be kept clean and be filled often they
themselves empty.
Also, Camphorated Cas- Chemical OIL and Alcohol at re-
duced prices Lamps cleaned repaired wckd and altered
BIZ m camphine.
Astral Lamps bronzed and regilt.
Country merchants and all others who wish to
ally splendid article respectfully invited examine his
cent that they will find il to their advantage.
~ B.-Consanty on hand general assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture Stoves Sc &c.; Tin and Copper Roofing Cutters
tice. JAMES HINDS
au7 lmsr ia Grand street.
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MARRIED LADIES.

I.
lThese invaluable Powders have been universally adopted
in Europe France particular for upwards thirty
well this country being the only mild
whose health
forlnds rapid increase of family.
Madame Restel is well known for thirty years Fee
male Physician the principal Female Hospitals Eu
ropehcse snd Parswhere favored by her
and she attained chat celebrity in
those great medical science specially adapted
10 the female frame for which her medicines unr
vailed as well in country Europe Her acquaintance
with the and Of the female frame enabled
hsrby tracing the decline and i'll health Of
scarce in the meridian Of e and the consequent rapd and
often apparently inexphcabe which consign many
fond mother premature grave-o their
nve knowledge Of the pasry cause, Of female indspos-
The discovery her celebrated Preventive Powder
the health but the life Of sectonaie wife and
fond mother.
The advertiser feeling the importance subject and e.
tmatng the vast benefits resulting thousands ado
on would most respectfully the attention Of thu mar
RED by all that they hold and dear their
Is wise and vrtuous evils which we ARE sub
by simple and healthy within control Ever
dispsssionae vuous and enlightened mind will unh ,ta
ngy answer in the Affirmative Price five dollars package
accompanied with full and particular diiections They
can be iorwafded ~ mani to any Of the United stes
ciies must be post paid, aid add-e sed to MADAME RES
TILL Female Physlean, Principal Office iis Greenwich
street, New York. Office hours from A M 10 O clock nj
Boston Office No. Essen 81 Imsr
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EXPERIENCE


satisfaction to all who have used them.
PHYSICIANS AND CLERGYMEN,
Lawyers Professors, rich and poor high snd owin fact
nearly the whole American people, have given them their
every part OF the Known world.
Drs Hunter, Smith. Rogers Xanderpool, Scott. and -four
shemans Lozenges, daily in their practice shermans Me
boxes with his attached The Doctor being educated
eey York. sves Character ii.
'''''' 'At co 81 chs c'0EDs
ate relieved by Shemans Cough Lozenges They entirely
all few hours, and often the alarm
nssses e ees the Rev M nno 90 e
Mr. Sreetsr and hundreds of others, where they had
'e'" give" ~ y WORMS CAUSE DEATH
To thousands without their being suspected Children
and adults often suffer much from hem when box Of Sher
mans Worm Lozenges would give them immediate relief
Hundreds of instances have knowledge where
Physicians trying their skill IN vain and resortrg at last
the only hope to Shemans Worm Lozenges which have
e called at the Warehouse and poured forth their thanks and
blessings for the restoration Of the dear beloved Offspring
Never before has perfect remedy been discovered for the
' HEADACHH, PALPITATION,
Lowness Of Spirits Fatigue Painting DesI ondency Nervous
Diseases generally and Sea Sickness all subject the
curative properties Of Shenans Camhor Lozenges They
headaches &c in minutes In fact they
like charm, and should without them,
they inable in sickness Persons subject ia
tgue attending crowded parties will find them relieve
Warehouse LOG Nassau street Agens-Churchs, 1888 Bow
cry; Sands II East Broadway, and Chambers and
Broadway codng,on 2 Hudson; Rnsh,on and A.pinwas
Boston, and Ledger Buildings Philadelphia. aul6r
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PORTUGUESE
4 = NJ A l. 4 Pill l. S 1.
ISyENTrD AVID rRErAnrn nv

s "; PE GgoUDELOQuE, NJ D. LisgoN. PORTUGAL.
Pills composed have made them wonder and ADM
ration Of the world They known all Europe
the only preparation discovered that has proved araby
certain IN Producing The monthly turns Their certainty in al
for though always mild, SAFE and healthy they
produce miscarriage IL used during thar period.
The directions transed English aai enyeoped
roand with the seal Of be importer stamped Each box
rections have the signature of DR. MELVEAU, authorised
agent fer the continent Of AqNica.
They be transmitted by mail OF the United
States Letters directed to Dr. r. Melveau boy ~, New
York. will meet with mme diate attention. All letters mnst
be paid Sold BY appointment 2o Cherry Cahs-
nae Price S. half boxes S. No half boxes by
mail al m " d&w
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THE PRIVATE
TREATISE.

This is little volume certain delicate diseases by Dr.
RALPH, N which the speedy and private of
stated the PLANES, possible manner There is
class of patients does highly value this little book but
those complaint has suffered continue from
month month, still deeply interested in 1.-THE
such delays and the of being
fu y explained. Prize 81.
Dr. Ralph also begs that he consulted his
res idence, SO Greenwich street, at any hour.
With view however of obtaining the confidence Of
coming tins city, he bes here repeat what he has
stated in another column of this under his remarks
structure" that beside his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
hospital and city practice or than thirty and ha.
he has testimonial letters from the most eminent physicians in
Europe to the most eminent IN Amecaas Sir Ashley Coo
and that he permitted refer almost every physi
clan Of emnence this city. Communications by
carefully replied TO. aul7 lm*
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ON structure and its Cure.

On Structure and its Cure.
THE Fol OWING REMARKS WILL PLACE BE.
rss %ss Sssgs
s sfa sa nsss r
ssss S as s
LIRE from psi '. and generally seso%pisasd
well known that Structure the result Of badly treated
%e ON IT. n to ae. ss
ss or Be-
that geet implies chronic inflammation ohe passage which
naturally @ e, in .hcksnng and this nd one
though .5stus hu. main unnoIcsd length Of time
serious msades only ola sexual but those also of
But what Especially leads the attention off from this disorder
is The idea h9 structure So long 4; no
Sen
striking change in this respect indeed or inter
prevent S' very stsis these
The ,dhyan.se which Ignorant hGS people
how Of this description swarm about this city and that
& and one Which e1 es physician
eistely aeknov ledge, ali the medicine the verdi
h9 for the writer De consulted by persons
and pills. and I'd and the ike for many
but whom seeing the real nature Of the case he has cured
With view Of preventing these imposition therefore.
% s
~: ~ IS: s;;; ss
asf sd
s1sp f"sf
cult say how long Gonoh@a or Giees may run and moi
produce stsmre for naturally disposed strie
% g Beyond weeks: ii: alone would ssGd ;sissn
re- %s o" o. . *.
ssiY des.: the Spirits and az to lessen both bodily
Not howevsr that i seen sk. ey.ry % bu, =
be s VIEW dav which Psp,
tia, Re . not capable formerly
the aappeaIns q o.neI ssae. as tns GSis
cen 10 70 n snd IS with and Plea
.p ga, hi. free from pain and ssn nsIJ accom-
been ago but such has SseD the in
many ,y' days s.' as IS formerly demanded months
dess ssG published e vc 10
s sa he sa ns q III H4g
cia care and privacy directed in the paint manner is
s ss should shns %s
prise than the and certainty Of his
cure Separate rc?ms also, are arranged for those who may
which he PSs snS espee n nsrs coming this s
s e Dr. that beside his n a. W Sy,
use Edinburgh &c &chc has been engaged in the cure
"an thirty years and has published sao work. UD %e ore
pressy on that he has testimonial letters from the
% Dr. So nor Of N s%'9' Yo,s
Dr. fysck OF Philadelphia and others, and that he permr
ted TO refer TO almost Physician Of eminence this
city. - -
Dr. Ralph sconsued at his private residence No ga Green
witch street. towards the Battery any houre may
dollar alt liner
I EB10'S ORGANIC CHE MfSTRY, CANsRIpoE EDr
few days. the d and only a sdon Of
this work
For this edition the translator Dr. Gregory, has fnrnshed
new matter not contained in the London edition. any ohe
together with the connected sheets. ,
the Of the early London copies retained IN the
New York public, tion, advertised - correct
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