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90 CHATHAM THEArRE-Thihouse ain filled
last night, to its utmost extent and delighted audience
testified their appreciation OF the grand spectacle of Ma
zeppa by enthusiastic bursts of applause Krby on-ced
the hero in glorious style and the acting oil MIS- Tholne
Blake, Mr. Lewellen C. Mesayer, and others, perform.
ing the principal parts, received much applause The
ascensions of Jewellers highly trained horse were
truly wonderful, and ELECTED repeated cheers The
spectacle is repeated might together with the drama
OF Schinke rhannes.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. &c, 1871.
Baltimore.
Correspondence of the Herald.l
BALTIMORE, January 80, 1929 A.


Mr. EDITOR
have nothing very special to communicate. Our
Sheriff. MIR. Ball, seems to have gotten into slight
difficulty His securities withdrew and he has thus
far been unable to obtain others. The Court agree
ably TO its decision, cannot act without She
riff Its only business has been to meet and ad-
journ. When the difficulty will be adjusted, or
what will be the result, an unable to say. Oae
thing do know, and that is that Mr. Ball is very
clever man.
Our Legislature did not adjourn on New Years
Day, as was anticipated. Nothing Of special inter.
est however was transacted
The weather this morning is clear. cold and
braclng Yours respectfully, TWIST.
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Altogether, New Years Was perfectly deishuu'
lay. Hariy and enjoymen seemed to be uni
versal Men, women and children were equally d.
vered, and as the newspapers sometimes say about
the celebration of the Fourth OF July, nothing oc
Cured TO disturb the general 10Y
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LARGE FIRE AT MpDISA There great fire
at Medina last Saturday. Total loss $2J 900. Suf-
ferers-Ownels Of the Eagle Tavern, ] ID Foot, II
q II Goodrich, Vlbbard & Northrop, A Norton
c Hill, CS Parks, Fuller n Spencer, T. Bent, 3
Fairman, IL Martin {; Il Lewis
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Sl.2s9 $40

The great fall in the price Of Ohio stocks, which but
short time since considered among the best in the
Union may be ascribed the borrowing propenstes Of
the Legislature and the dscred growing out of the dis
gracefully suspended condition of the Banks OF tina,
State The State has borrowed largely of the banks
during the pas, year and liberation OF their fraudulent
suspension was consequence. the revenue is now
largely deficient and the contractors the Miami Ca
nal extension in for their pay 100000 to
meet which the peurile eXpedien. of issuing to them
shnplasters be used sort OF currency, has been
adopted. Many of the town councils, it appears have
undertaken to relieve the people" in the same way.
caser Newark, Evansville and Putnam have put out
large amounts in denominations from 2l cents up to
dollar In such state Of affairs, is it to be wondered at
that the per cent stock selling at - cents By
these Ohio has taken rank with Michigan, Indiana
and Ilaois, Marylani and Pennsylvania-each and all
of which have either issued paper money directly,
have endorsed that of nsolvent company like that
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Ra ilroad. The amount Of
these disgraoeiul issues may be summed up follows
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Court Calendar-This Day

The Sheriff omitted last week summoning Jury for
the Court Of Common Pleas At the usual hour, yoser
day. Judge Ulshoeer took his seat but Jury appear
ed The Court accordingly adjourned to this fore.
The following The numbers for to-day: Nos
7l2, o. 6, lO5 81 a. H. g. 49, %, "a 80, % A. al3
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Married..

At the residence OF Robert Fvuds Esq on the 4 inst
by the Rev. w Everts, RoBERr RfsuLL, Esq of Ladi,
New Jersey TO Miss MARY Donaldson, late OF Montreal,
Lower Canada.
On the ?3rd ult by the Rev DR.. Moore, of Staten Is
land. CoRSELius MCLEAN TO Mss ANN Eliza FIrz Ran.
PIT, all ofths city
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90 RocHwLLLs BLEEcxgn CTRcus commands
the best patronage and gives the best performance
other equestrian establishment in the country Young
Sevens is equal to Glenroy Stone is superior any in
his famous Indian ac Mrs Cullen is very paragon Of
Amazonian maids upon horseback, and the Of the
company were also well appointed
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10 AMgRIcsS MUSEUM "A beautiful display OF rich
and novel entertainments is produced here TO night by
several popular performers, among whom La Petite
Celeste. the charming dsnseuse, Yankee Jenkins, the
Albino Lady, and Sisnor Marr:otie Of Italy.
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% BowsRY AMrHITHsArRE.-A fine crowd last night
gave the strongest evidence OF delight Witnessing the
splendid performances produced here. An unusually
rich bill OF novclties is announced for this evening
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BIRTH AND DEATH Three oxen were roasted in
Kingston, NC, last Wednesday week in commemo.
ration othe birth Ofthe Prince of Wales. 1t Is not
said tn 1t the oxen were roasted alive.
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A. n, THOMAS WILLIAMS,
'iIs ftdso, 70 DIVISION st. Appreuiicc N Carolina,

o. SASr, AvSa has blei The Priests Of uex;co IA
the tune Of 81 e0)0Oo How many Priests in the United
states would take 10 raise such sum The way to
get rich ia to take shermans Lozenges-thcy cure Won
oiyour coughs colds. headaches, papta,lon and most
sl ordinary complaints, than any thin else and
enable you to goto work and make money. Sold nj 100
Nassau ST. enA by agents lss Bowety; II East Broad
wat 10 2i3, anil $50 b o,dway 22 Bleecker and 297
hudsonst New Nork IS and 131 Futjn street Broklyn
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LvERpooL-Shp Cambricgc-Johr Gr-irger and lady of
9aeb c; James Ronald, Archibald Myr Roy, Canada
X, i, Havana.
HAvsr1sLip Uhca-E Jarrossay Aggst Llisnel, Madame
Frances Hewitt nurse and child.
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o5th Dec. 1911. 2
sin-I nm an apprentice board the North Corolins
and am exposed to all weshers | got a sore threat
which did not report to suTgeonit increased I'M
I'll my throat would not admit food any kind my eyes
run with water, and could scarcely breathe. The
Doctor informed of my awful situation by NV
mother, who came to me, and he did every thing TO
relieve me that was in his power; but success Ny
mother returned in few days-brought o small
package OF your candy Although the boys rot half of
q, mad as much as enables TO tell you that it per.
tcuy cured me, and send this by my brother TO in.
'''in yo"'in justice to your meiictse.
am, sir, your obedicnt
A. - THOMAS WILLIAMS,
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This pork business is a large and growing ono. The
PRINCIPAL sales made III rough New Orleans and Ohio
contributes the greater part OF the article.
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MARITIME HERALD.
rncketSIO Arrive.
PackctstO Depart.
To Masters OF Vessels.

Commanders Of vessels will confer favor by having list
Of their cargoes passengers and report Of left
TIE whence they sailed and the vessels Spoken ready
their arrival here for Commodore BAssHTr Of our feet
VI news schooner. He will board them Immediately OIL
their arrival.
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Sales ut tho stock Exchange
state Of Trade.

There ia but little business doing in a general way
The following is table Of tho principal articles of in
por. into uiidlo for the year isil -
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Foreign ysuportat;nrs.


MYss~ABrig HcioroV5i bxs lemons do ora yes ri Il.
erton llr-lo0 bxs lquorce dksagos hxs dse sk.
white beans las bs dz kid gloves bxs oranges ard lemons
bxs prunes To order.
BELIzEBrg Flo ida Blanca ceroons coohineal s57i
Blanco IA Glem2 do wanderers 10 tons
ood Coiia1s1 hdes Rhodes, of nssOO 81
Lauriss-Sll 800 j Labouisse-llu hides 10 captain
Aux Ayys-Schr st Tnomas-i9 so, Tia Iopancd Of h,,s
ceffe..W De Forest-5O Buckle SIS lbs ogweod
Ros. iere
Domestic ImpOrtntiOns.
New OMEsSs-Ship ST Mary-i22 pigs lead H Rogers &
cot b6is Bnrthe-r0o Aymsr COLES bbs "a hhds si5
Kegs stantouE22o b's Meeker-s5 bbls Jas Harper
bales Young Schultz-sl bbls Engler Eoey-lO New.
bold CW0s2 bbs kegs Tallmadee Wallace $50 bags
Roberts Will imsl0 bales Campbell-5i q Taylor
co-tg do 1853 sgs Canpcy3s bbs 400 SKIS w Hamilton
LIS bbls Coon Shernans32 sks Coley smh-257 bbls
30 bales De Peyst n Whmarsh2i0 bbis Foulk
Stafford Hastings co-S2OOooJ Littic-Sl orning co
ode.
MoshE.Brg J. D. Noyes-55 bales cotton Hicks K Co
100 u Collins-l4 De Lanny-l00 Bogart & kuceland-I
trunks G. Clarkson SO bales ord.r.
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Passengers Arrive,

BrLHE-Brg Florida Blanca-Capt A Kay. Of the X yal
Eng ineer iody and servant.
:, NEw OnLrANs-Ship st Mary-Mrs Bertrand Messrs
White Stanton, Tracy, ard Jennpgs-s in seerag-.
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Island l. Sales OF New York State SIS, 1855 II; heS
IAN dollars aal per cent Bills Philadelphia O. Mo-
bile Is; New Orleans 9il0
The Florida Blanca, from Balize, Honduras, brought
si377i in specie.
The first Of January is past, aud with it the ere
d OF Mississippi, Indiana, Illinois, Mary land, aud
Michigan, has fallen to the ground. On the lst
proximo Pennsylvania will follow in " the dance
OF death;" ell the other indebted States of the Union
are approximating the same fate. Even the great
State of New York command II cents on the dollar
for its per cent stock aud nothing but regard to Geo.
nemy preserve from ruin. The question Of repud
ton in this State may yet he raised doubtful
obtain 600 Of he State credit condition that
il shall be sold in the open market, not less than par
and that company shall eXpend from private
81 for every s. thus obtained from the State
The State has been deceived in every respect The weI
has been pu under contract and the acceptance of the
company at 60 days issued in payment. The receipts
of the contractors for these payments have been used
evidence that the money required by law has been
pended On the strength of this, the State Stock has
been Issued and instead Of being sold OF par have been
disposed of f;om 10 so per cent discount and then
bought in at sham sale at par. company declared
tia. they have right do this if they 10 the
State at par for it," If this position is true, why go
through the farce of sham sale at aucon1 The fact is
that the State and the people have been deceived SO
900 Of the State credit has expended and according
to the report of the company, sl5OOcOo OF their
funds making 600 expended For this there is IS
miles completed and 100 miles piled, which is equal to
90 miles completed. The whole distance il 40 mi les
consequently the whole road viii cost So 600 600 the
rate of progress thus far made.
The following detailed statement of the present
debt Of the State Of Missouri
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n FOR SAIL UnENF--A ffst lals Gay il,rsr
80 N,sre iast sni very d'tira,, family ho's wih
.l/l -Wsg0a md Il fnsss b. sold very "a 10 be
u Powers stables, ss7 Houston street. near Bfoaa,sy.
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Crackers and Cheese.

FuRE RALhGH, N. CA block OF buildings in Ra-
leigh, known Cooks Row. was destroy ed BY sa
turday night last supposed to be the work ofincenda
go Commsrci Aera OF the 22nd instant announces the
arrival at tha place OF the steamboat Pioneer Capt
Adkins, In 81 days IRON New York The Pioneer alter
dscharging her cargo which consisted OF hty ons OF
merch sndl-e obtsnrd freight for New York
aud started on aer homewardtrp.
MuKpsR AND suIofps.-At 81 Louis on the l4'h inst,
an nsmel McPe.k, mixed audanum with some Liquor,
which he his vile, causing hsr death IN lew hours
He also drak OF The same, aud died quence.
They both very Incorporate.
RoBBEkY Las week OF our citizens stopped
in the roa b, asang OF highway men who demanded ms
''monry iie" They obtained the money, and We
say that they got tnan they ed Go
sd n Republican,
ESCAPE CAPruRE-We learn from the Newbern
o. ~ Spectator, that Joseph sugg no was convicted
oil murder at the last term OF the superior Court OF Green
county, thai state, and sentenced be hung recently
broke jail An instrument OF IRON convey Ell To him by has
wife, enabled him to make his escape by breaking the
locks and doors his prison The sheriff captured him
however before he could leave the county. prso
mars who esea ed from prison lew days before, return
ell to tneJ al GA tie 18TH inst having agreed among them
Selves That they would 20 back ana their time
out
MuSDER At WEsr TsoY We learn from Po ueroy's
+ >piess, that GA " ednesday night, murder com
mi'Si on board canal boat, yang al West Troy, by
r ehchman, laaine unknown) on AN iusbman, (name
ai-o unAnoWn) Both parties bodtmen, employ Ell
different boats navs atlg The canal Inc guar
ado Al he fisht oi pTeceeSy boats; scuhe
sded bet" eeh the parties The deck OF the boats
la "heh dPelrs tie 'rnchman had the best oi IT, Tor
thr isbman ran nom tn dec ~ the cabin whittier he
Was followed by the Frenchman, and stabbed IN the
breast by knife, violent was the blow that the
DIaie vi tue kniIe driven completely through the
breast bone. Inc Frenchman rese ON the spot
An Inquest was hell the body OF the Irshman who
survived the blow but lew hours and verdict OF wiu
murder returned against the French has
committed 10 await his trial
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MAGAZINES & PERIODICALS. FOR NOVEMBER
W Atlst, Cooley Ladie Shook Ganam's Magarins, Lades
Wod q La,hon Young Psopes Boos Boston aud Bentley
&n SIC sasrs1r s Bs y sns and eeps .s n
Magazine, edited By he Rev. II. od .nd d. Newell TEN
humorous and wi,:y Journal, well calculated 10 please the
lively and gay All OF which will BE- sold at wholesale and
.ea and those who bay to sell again al lower rate than
Gals. &c. A. j. SEXTON, Nv. ii Beeknan,
no lmf corner Nassau.
ElsKs NOVELTY COOKING STOVES, sc have re-
ceWed no pfe5uiams institute except the American
lasitue New York because the have been exhibited
any ohs but they have received that WHICH with far
greater weight md speaks eff ctualy its good a
ties nanely-the justly meued OF being % all
other Stoves by hundreds who have used the Stove boast
IN ITS pIemlu
Query-Wnich Stove will the least Niel providing
the dait that regulate leisure
constructed that dish being cooked be brought nsa
tue hch admits Of only Of the
the fir : TX nine the Novelty Stove 200 Water
that Stove which viii admit OF the greatest nifty
o.. cooking the snaliest aud cook WE'LL silh m
at the Novelty stove.
Again oaves of read, baked without changing
and correspond amount OF boiling done time
ami all PERFECTION better proof of the merits oil
merely looked and do understand its principles well
as yolrselil Ask those who using the Noveny. What
better proof have o. The superiority of IN the
aemt OF all other store iaaudia-tuTers to alter II
Again. the Novelty with tn latest
iHoweyer principle OF the Novelty BE- ininsed
upon, for the pae law that although they
the slnpe.)
The above rlain que on snd the public have already
hem by giving the Novelty Stove the preference
nay Far where, merit yield influence We Only
ask ir hAinaiion OF the Noyrity Stoyeo please call at
F,sk' Stove establishments. 2o9 WateTst.
Ii wish the ordinary kinds OF cheap, have
your halls pd p4rois heated in the ica manner
FIsk's STOVE ESTABLISHMENT,
nj mrs WsfrFN sire
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DIR. COOKE
RETUE NED FROM ENGLAND.

WITH ali the latest important information from Europe
w universally performing Of the class OF
real disease its aggravated forms, with dened
expedition and DESPATCH consul ed aay
ny, N. Y.
The Lock Hospital America the only Phlan.hropc ms
tuition established under the benign OF the
Dr. Cooke, at No. Norton Albany, N. " tor relief
and convenleuce Of The unfortunate reputed he best
am exan Tor the comfort and certain recovery Of the nvads
AT ldfmary patients have very medical
dance incndne board and nursing which materially ao
hLes mutual apirobaon and as DrCooke the humaae found
e OF desirable retreat and sacred security resides tie
the most ncedulOus
conldence-fee al home-puIsue their
ENJOY the society VI perhaps the eminent physician
well as the benevolent man OF the age.-Eurcrean.
u Remembe, d. Cook. attencs personally To his patients
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.

a pr B0UDELOQuE, III D., LISBON PORTUGAL
VIE Scientific combination Of ingredients which thess
Pills are composed have made them the and adm
aton OF the world They known all Europe no he
he only preparation discovered that has pro nvarsb
certain ~ producing the monthly turns Their certainty in ali
cases, being such that thew be used during
or though always mild SAFE and healthy, hey are certain 70
produce miscarriage II used during that period
The directions translated into English and are
ound with the seal 81 the Importer stamped Each boz corr
the Of NJ de Boudeloque and the Ensh ~,
rections have the Of Dr. f. MELVEX sr,hcr;..
gent for the continent Of America. s~
They be transmitted by mail % say pan of the Upi,.a
states. letters directed 70 Dr. r. Melvean, ber a. Nsw
York, will meet with immediate attention. All Iee, MAJ
oe post paid Sold BY appointment az Lao Cherry near Csf
nail. ~ ,wSs sr' "
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n o l. r. 5 G A N DY.
IN(i ANY THING OE TIE VINl

SOhrAsSlNG ANY THING OF THE KlND.-Let it
~ stand upon ITS own mers-Coughs and Colds
HOLLIS CANDY gained Tor ITSELF reputation (sole.
~ by mersl far the ordinary class of
for the complaints which il used. ~
reconme aided by Thousands who have it,
excellent Coughs Colds
oil affections OF the lungs
Tins ~ 70 certify thai have practice prescribed Mr.
=. hous compound Cough Candy Of coughs
colds and all affections OF the lungs with the
ehecS-kn0winK the component Of this Candy,
lug used them Tor many years private practice
can with safety recommend the ce all troubled any
q the complaints above mentioned. In estimation tina
Candy has the precedence OF any in use. =, :
DAVID CRANY, MD.
Hartford Conn Sept. 20, 1912.
For sale by NJ. T. HOLT, a57 Main street; ALSO by the
Principal Druggists IN Hartford. -
B y D. Sands ~ fulton street at Dr. Syme's Pharmacy,
sbowery corner OF Walkerst are Agests IN New York
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TO The LADIES.

oh. HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
THIS lnsin for the radical oil Prolasus Ute
Falling Vi the Womb, by external application, suppressed
Ing the Of the obieetonal Pessay conhdeny recon-
mended the afflicted
health failed Of performing under
the most aggravated circumstances
The Supporter very high character Europe
Ill this country ls adopted the entre disuse
all painful surgical The Lying
i- Hospitals oi London and Paris, ersay
ended ia Europe by medical OF the highest In
country by the leading of the faculties
OF Colleges end Hospitals and by all private
Utoners.
Rooms have been furnished exciusvey for ladies, No.
Vesey having the business de-
parmenf, where lady attendance, apply
russes and supporters female mT
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FEMALE PHYSICIAN.

81 Ii S PENA I'd TR EET.
MADAME COSTELLO, Female Ply siciaA, stl continue,
M To eai, with astonishing success all diseases peculiar
females. ..t rIU.H IlH.nIl
ebstructlon &c by whatever cause
procaced can be removed by Madame c. very
Madame medical establishment having undergone thorough
repairs and alterations Tor the better accommodation
nuneror PATIENTS she now pared to ladies' the
POINT Of confinement those who treated for
structon OF their monthly PERIOD
Madame e. consulted her residence No. Lispsn
ard 81 at all nes aud with the sctss regard
All communications and ietIors pOst-pad
N 1rnNr
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l. WOODS
NEWLY INVENTED

PARLOR AND HALL STOVES.
THIS is of the valuable offered to
the pubic in the the pe rcct article
extan, for the Of all kinds Of wood, heating
IL has less four radiators ami de scend
ues arranged that the rad aors placed between to
ues, all the heat generated be distributed Tire
apartment while stoves large portion Of the heat
Yield heat than bnshe in best before the
public while you have the advantage Of open ie spen
lid crate al pie assure:
L allowed by all who examined be the
feet of utility aud brough forwards
but be fully Appreciated OBy aud
ed, and all IN OF article for heating par halls
Offices nurseries, &c. are invited to cali.
Prices suited 10 the times.
Also hand of other STOVES suitable for all
poses which will be sold very low.
l.. WOOD, 21 Water street, between
o2l lmsr Psck slip and Beekn,an street
pEFORM YOUR STOVE BiLLS.-Ecoaonly aud uiliity
~ being the order of the day the subscriber determined
sell the lowest possible pTces his
Column Paor Stove, all the purposes of the CRATE
with half the trouble and expense suitable for sitting
Offices stores, halls worthy The attention OF persons
wishing TO purchase.
His cooking Stoves surpassed in the
ming all the requisites for kitchen use and great saving
fuel which item many persons overlook IN selecting
stoves.
He soic housek nd Others give him call at the
office of the Warren Furnace Company, No % Fulton street
N. Y, before purchasing elsewhere.
As this Manufacture their stoves purchasers Will
be subjected by buying from second hands Their
Pumps, Iron Furnaces, Conee Mills Kettles Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware &c., wholesale aud retail Orders for soi
cited j. V. TIbBEITS,
ole lm~ec 22 Fufton street, n.
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MEDIC
THE PRIXATk. TREATIaE.-Thia n a Little xolnns on

FINHE PklVATk IhEAIl8E.-Ihlox little volume
dseases which and private
Of stated in the panes possible And
the simple
which have iailen
month month"; particularly dweit
Such pesors will Immediately the difficulties which
pede their whatever they be- well the plan
author, Dr. Ralph IS Greenwich st. Price ST.
DR.. Ralph also takes this opportunity Of saying that he
be consulted the peculiar diseases above referred TO-
private residence, at any hour.
Aware however OF the deep and just socitude which many
feel 70 consult person Of integrity well experience in
these peculiar complaints the deems proper
the following short sketch Of the opportunities he had fit
himself for this trust And this he the inclined
many have assured him that for OF information of this
kind they have selected from list OF advertising people the
who had boase most Of wonderful without,
the bitteest repentance h. therefore bess that
side his rank graduate Of Edia5ugh &c &c &c he has
been .chins these diseases both osps and city practice
for than tht, aud has published editions Of
york expressly on Them Also that he has es,monn let,e
from the eminent physicians Of Europe. to emf
nen Amercaas Sir Ashley Cooper DR. Mott of ~ Y.
and Dr. Physck OF Philadelphia, others; and further
that he has the privilege of referring almost every phvs-
clan Of emnence IN this city, Nothing be stated,
ground confidence those who are stIan
ss.- tohM.
nsutetons may be made by post and for such he has
little ii'ate chest containing thing for
speedy It'd private It's fow ardrd may directed
Price 81,